And just like that, episode one draws to a close!
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Finally, mercifully, this highly eventful year draws to a close.
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Need something soothing as 2016 finally (finally!) draws to a close?
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So where are we as this book draws to a close?
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Test matches still end in draws, to the mystification of non-aficionados.
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When totality draws to a close, you will be a changed person.
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As February draws to a close, so too does American Heart Month.
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As the year draws to a close, few issues have been resolved.
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As their adventure draws to a close, the pair have mixed feelings.
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As summer draws to a close, Mr. Shehadeh's greenhouses are nearly empty.
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There lots of health care news as the week draws to a close.
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As the year draws to a close, it's his hush payments to women.
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But, as the decade draws to a close, their paths are rapidly diverging.
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As the decade draws to a close, we're left wondering: What just happened?
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As Pride Month draws to a close, I've been reflecting on the experience again.
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Corporate news was light as the second-quarter earnings season draws to a close.
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As 2018 draws to a close, Apple Music has announced its highest-performing artists.
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Why go: Serene temples and beaches are the biggest draws to this lush paradise.
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Trading is, however, likely to remain subdued as the year draws to a close.
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And, as 2017 draws to a close, I'll finish with 35 on the list.
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Now, as this season draws to a close, engineers are working against the clock.
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To find out what else is leaving as 2017 draws to a close, read ahead!
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I'll be keeping an eye on this one as the month draws to a close.
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As 2018 draws to a close, many workers have year-end bonuses on the brain.
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As summer draws to a close, so does the time for reading by the beach.
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As the week draws to an end, you're feeling really in love with your friends.
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But as the weekend draws to a close, one is beaming brighter than the other.
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Whatever the reason, his departure draws to a close a glorious era in Real's history.
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Terrible post-position draws to the extreme inside or outside in a 20-horse field.
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As 2017 draws to a close, we're looking back and reflecting on the last year.
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As the Nokia saga draws to a close, Wall Street is breathing a sigh of relief.
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It sure feels like we are all the sea cucumber as 2016 draws to an end.
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As this violent year draws to a close, this song became protest, dirge and battle cry.
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Lower mortgage rates aren't enticing homebuyers much, as the spring housing season draws to a close.
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So, as October draws to a close, tell us which trade made you the most afraid.
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And as her chapter on the drama draws to a close, she's already grieving the loss.
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As 2018 draws to a close, we face many challenges and unsettling truths as a country.
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As smokeless day four draws to a close, I begin to believe I can stop smoking.
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Zach Wichter BANKING The earnings season draws to a close this week for Europe's largest lenders.
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The retirement draws to a close one of the longest-tenured positions in the oil industry.
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Even Xillah and Zillah seem drained of energy as the long night draws to its end.
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As time in Paradise draws to a close, the remaining couples must decide where their relationships stand.
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As the week draws to a close, it's definitely been a long one for Apple's software engineers.
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U.S. sovereign bonds fell on Tuesday, with yields range-bound as the month draws to a close.
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As 2016 draws to a close, we can kiss farewell to hygge, unicorn eyeliner, and bejewelled crocs.
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More than four dozen judicial nominees are in limbo as President Obama's term draws to a close.
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But as the year draws to a close, nearly 100 migrant children remain apart from their parents.
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Lopez Obrador's team made the announcement in a statement as the election campaign draws to a close.
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But his credibility, such as it is, faces new questions as the week draws to a close.
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As 2019 draws to a close, Insider has rounded up the best royal transformations of the decade.
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How soon could depend upon legislation that, as 2018 draws to a close, remains tied up in Congress.
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As the week draws to a close, investor attention will shift to the U.S. jobs report on Friday.
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But as the fifth season draws to a close, it's become a chasm they can no longer avoid.
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As earnings season draws to an end, it's hard to describe this quarter as anything other than underwhelming.
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Only five members of Congress have lost bids for renomination as the primary season draws to a close.
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As Rio 2016 draws to a close, it seems athletes have no choice but to continue lovin' it.
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The actions built on a series of milestones with Cuba as Mr. Obama's tenure draws to a close.
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As the fighting draws to a close, Western powers have begun to debate whether to invest in rebuilding.
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Opinion Columnist As 2018 draws to an end, we're seeing many articles about the state of the economy.
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New York City's crime rate is set to hit a record low as 2017 draws to a close.
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And then you go back one final time, in late summer, as the expedition draws to a close.
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More are to be released today as the two-week quarantine of the vessel draws to an end.
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So let me tell you what this portentous summer has been like, as it draws to a close.
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As Black Friday draws to a close, this is probably your last chance to save on this model.
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The U.S. is hoping an agreement with Canada will be made before the week draws to a close.
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As the week draws to a close, it was the move in southern European bonds that stood out.
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Other viewers claim that Tambor's star power and critically acclaimed performance were their only draws to the show.
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As 2018 draws to a close, I'm continuing a favorite tradition of mine and sharing my year-end lists.
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But as the week draws to a close, it was the move in southern European bonds that stood out.
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As Tisha B'av draws to a close, worshippers are reminded of better days to come — namely, the High Holidays.
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As the year draws to a close, The Economist has curated a range of stories for you to enjoy.
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As August draws to a close, I've been reflecting that this is one of my favorite times of year.
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The closer the real estate mogul draws to the Republican Party nomination, the fewer the remaining sources of solace.
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As 2016 draws to a close, it's worth noting just how little came from the world's most valuable company.
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As 2018 draws to a close, investors are unsettled, volatility is spiking and most portfolios are in the red.
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As the film draws to a close, a voiceover by one of the group lists the SCOT-PEP demands.
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The team says it plans to continue development on the project after the hackathon draws to a close today.
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Beyoncé's use of intertextuality, be it sonic or lyrical, draws to mind the work of Blood Orange's Dev Hynes.
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As our conversation draws to a close, it's pretty clear that she doesn't consider herself to be famous anymore.
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As testing season draws to a close, parents, educators, and policymakers would do well to keep that in mind.
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We wrap up some of the other lessons for Hollywood as the summer movie season draws to a close.
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As another term draws to a close, we should hope so, for the justices' sake and for our own.
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Doctors at MSKCC use the conclusions that Vickers's biostatistics team draws to improve cancer treatments and their patients' lives.
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"The incident draws to attention the severity of the flu and the devastating effects it can have," Barker said.
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As this chapter of history draws to a close, one thing is clear: our country deserves better than this.
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Everything anyone has ever done online is about to go public as the 20th season draws to a close.
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As the year draws to a close, we take a look at which women managed firsts in their fields.
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By the time adolescence draws to a close in our late 30s, it can become a problem once more.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - As the strongest earnings season since 13 draws to a close, and with the S&P 500 .
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Four experts weigh in on what they'll be keeping an eye on as a volatile 2018 draws to a close.
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Orta draws to manage his anxiety and had asked for a small staple, which he'd stuck into a pencil's eraser.
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As Lent draws to a close, worshippers turn their thoughts to Jesus' final days before his resurrection on Easter Sunday.
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THERE are just 46 days to go before the most divisive presidential election in living memory draws to a close.
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Lobbyists are being welcomed back into the fold of the Democratic Party as the Obama era draws to a close.
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Congress has until midnight on Friday to pass legislation funding the government as the fiscal year draws to a close.
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Despite the broad support, groups pushing for passage are ramping up their efforts as the year draws to a close.
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When the occasional essay fails to hold interest it's because the connections Cole draws to some European lineage remain tenuous.
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The green light comes as a 30-day due diligence process that began in mid-August draws to a close.
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As the Ortiz era draws to a close, these Red Sox may be poised for a long run of success.
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Darren Samuelsohn, senior White House reporter: Like Josh, I'm feeling a bit cynical as this week draws to a close.
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Still, it's hard not to feel a hint of dread for Rachel as this "process" draws to its inevitable conclusion.
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As the decade draws to a close, NYT Parenting is reflecting on the experience of American parenthood in the 2010s.
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"As 2018 draws to a close, I'm continuing a favorite tradition of mine and sharing my year-end lists," he wrote.
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Meanwhile, the Mortgage Bankers Association said home loan applications fell 3.3% last week, as spring housing season draws to a close.
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As the ambitious enterprise draws to a close, artists, curators, writers, and educators must now consider what the next steps are.
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He noted a lack of clarity around succession could impact sentiment in broader markets as Zeti's term draws to a close.
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As the tournament draws to a close ahead of the final on Sunday, some already have a wistful air of nostalgia.
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Now, as seventh grade draws to a close, Kiera invites the whole class — everyone except Sweet Pea — to her birthday party.
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Here are the key issues on tech and telecom we'll be keeping an eye on as 2018 draws to a close.
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Their paper "effectively draws to a close 150 years of archaeological mapping work in the Greater Angkor region," the group wrote.
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Here are the key issues on tech and telecommunications we'll be keeping an eye on as 2018 draws to a close.
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Things really fall into place for Casey as the novel draws to a close — in a pretty heavy-handed avalanche, actually.
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Here are nine films premiering this month that you can expect to hear more about as 2018 draws to a close.
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"Not to put down my opponent, but I think it was probably one of the better draws to have," Tursunov said.
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U.S. stock index futures pointed to a flat open on Wednesday as the Federal Reserve's policy meeting draws to a close.
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But as the trial draws to a close, the prosecutor has requested the toughest sentence possible — a life sentence without parole.
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As 2019 draws to a close, the US has been redoubling efforts to return to the peace table with the Taliban.
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As this particularly trying year mercifully draws to a close, we have only one thing to say to 2018: Thank you, next.
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As the year draws to a close, we look back at the ten people whose passing sums up the events of 303.
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A few configurations, on the other hand, you might be able to get your hands on before Hanukkah draws to a close.
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As the song draws to a close, a helicopter can be heard over the studio, mingling with Waits' closing phlegmatic cough. 216.
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But as the year of Queen Elizabeth II's big birthday draws to a close, her milestone is being honored one final time.
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As the clip draws to a close, Lohan teases "Get ready," before lowering her sunglasses to offer the camera a knowing smize.
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As the eighth ever Women's World Cup draws to a close Sunday afternoon, themes of equality continue to come to the forefront.
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Dubbed Guardant360, the test is used by doctors via blood draws to track and monitor how the patient is responding to treatment.
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On New Year's Day, your focus draws to your career as you commit to an honest review of your responsibilities and commitments.
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As monsoon season draws to a close in December, agents expect home sales to pick up and continue to grow through February.
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As the Obama Presidency draws to a close, other candidates are learning how to mobilize college students as a powerful political force.
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As 2017 draws to a close, oil is rallying hard as OPEC supply cuts — combined with improving global demand — support the market.
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As the fourth-quarter earnings season draws to a close, Goldman Sachs is advising traders to turn their attention to analyst days.
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As the decade draws to a close, the national right to abortion is in the most vulnerable place it's been in decades.
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As 2019 draws to a close, PEOPLE's critic Tom Gliatto reveals his picks for the 10 best TV shows of the year.
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Rodionova was the only one of the nine Australians in the men's and women's singles draws to advance to the second round.
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A popular thing to say as 2016 draws to a close is that it's one of the worst years people can remember.
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The broader index declined 0.59 percent, or 33.961 points, to close at 5,709.9 as reporting season draws to a close this week.
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But as her time in office draws to a close, there are signs she may be more vocal in her post-government career.
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As another trading week draws to a close, jitters continue to reverberate across markets as concerns surrounding the U.S.-China trade talks resurface.
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But as Angela Merkel's long reign as chancellor draws to a close, Mr Merz's gambit has exposed the party's thirst for political novelty.
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As the year draws to an end, Microsoft now says it plans to launch the Surface Pro with LTE support on December 1st.
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A bond-buying spree that has pumped €2.6trn ($3trn) of stimulus into the economy for nearly four years now draws to a close.
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The next problem is what to do with this outpouring of civic participation when the debate draws to a close on March 15th.
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The was "designed to highlight the views of African-Americans as Black History Month draws to a close," as stated by the publication.
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Although the links should still work, there are no forums on the mirror—one of the biggest draws to the original KAT website.
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Now, as the first year of President Trump's tenure draws to a close, there is no denying that he towers over national politics.
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Despite a slight recovery as the year draws to a close, it is still down around 10% against the US dollar in 2018.
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However hostile the party's feelings about Trump, their challenge may get even steeper the closer the nation draws to the 2020 presidential contest.
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As 2016 draws to a close, the Vox staff is once again sharing the best books we've read over the past 12 months.
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To be a globalist means almost nothing — even "Davos Man" has to trundle home somewhere after the annual forum draws to a close.
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As our final season draws to a close, the Sugars have been thinking about what it means to say goodbye and let go.
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As college football's second week draws to a close, one storyline has gotten an unusual amount of attention: the game's slumping attendance numbers.
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The novel draws to a close around one last devastating event from history, the 1988 earthquake in Armenia that killed tens of thousands.
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The Ugandan shilling could weaken due to an expected rebound in appetite for dollars from importers, as the month draws to a close.
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As Cyber Week draws to a close, and retailers begin their sales leading up to the holidays, deals are coming and going quickly.
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The IPOs in Hong Kong and more insurance listings in India are seen keeping activity busy as the year draws to a close.
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"I guess I just became obsessed with success and wanting to do well," she tells me as our time together draws to a close.
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"As Qualcomm's long-running game of monopoly draws to a close, there will be no 'Get Out of Jail Free' card," the report said.
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But the offensive, which has assumed considerable importance for U.S. President Barack Obama as his term draws to a close, is fraught with risks.
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As the Obama presidency draws to a close, it is clear that the post-racial democracy it was supposed to inaugurate has not materialized.
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The series draws to a close just as Freddie (Ian McKellen) and Stuart (Derek Jacobi) are starting to savor an inheritance from Freddie's mother.
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The mess with Ms. Brazile draws to a close a campaign season that tore at the foundation of the wall Mr. Frankel wrote about.
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The terror attack on the Champs Elysees Thursday provides yet another wild card as the first leg of the campaign draws to a close.
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More gifts may be on their way as the year draws to a close and donors take stock of this year's many humanitarian crises.
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His advice on using losses effectively could be even more critical as an unusually strong year for the stock market draws to a close.
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"In the end, what gives a life meaning is not only how it is lived, but how it draws to a close," she said.
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As 2019 draws to a close, Tesla CEO Elon Musk plans to spend the day much as he has spent many others: at work.
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Slow-walking State Department funds — Despite abandoning the idea of yanking back foreign aid as the fiscal year draws to a close on Sept.
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As the year draws to a close, some 5,400 detained migrant children in the U.S. are sleeping in shelters with more than 1,7453 other children.
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As the year draws to a close, we're not going to pretend that 2017 is going to be fondly remembered by everyone around the country.
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As 2016 draws to a close, investors and analysts around the world will be looking ahead to what the coming year could bring for markets.
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Now, as the election draws to a close, the presidential hopefuls will go head-to-head in their final debate on Wednesday in Las Vegas.
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Tom Hanks told The Hollywood Reporter that he was drawn to the script of "The Post" because of the parallels the story draws to today.
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Negotiations were also continuing with potential LNG off-takers as Shell's exclusive arrangement draws to a close in 2020, which Reuters exclusively reported in May.
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Concerns about the outlook for the light vehicle market (cars, sport utility vehicles and light trucks) have been growing as 2016 draws to a close.
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But they want to do more than watch from a distance as the era of rule by Fidel and Raúl Castro draws to a close.
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There are plenty of draws to having a job that allows you to work from home — nixing a daily commute being just one of them.
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As Mr. Obama's administration draws to a close, there is less and less hope that the president will find a way to fulfill his promise.
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The script is uneven, the acts don't flow together particularly well, and it becomes a bit of a slog as it draws to a close.
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The trilogy's title is season, setting and imperative: "March" begins and draws to a close with scenes from the march Lewis led in Selma, Ala.
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But I come not to celebrate Draghi but to ask about the state of the euro as the age of Draghi draws to an end.
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As 2017 draws to a close, the Vox staff is once again sharing some of the best books we've read over the past 12 months.
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Doctors and hospitals have been lobbying hard on the measure, and that work is likely to ramp up as the year draws to a close.
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In one of the more unfortunate coincidences of timing, the Milan women's wear season draws to a close in the long shadow of the Oscars.
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Doctors and hospitals have been lobbying hard on the measure and that work is likely to ramp up as the year draws to a close.
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As 22010 draws to a close, scientists have concluded that the back half of this decade was the warmest five-year stretch in recorded history.
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When she draws to strike down Palpatine, she's empty-handed, and suddenly Ben has a weapon to defend himself against his own former knightly brethren.
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But as the decade draws to a close, life hacks, or at least life hacks referred to as such, seem destined to be left behind.
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As the Washington, DC heat recedes and September draws to a close, the justices return from far-flung locales to face a daunting pile of paper.
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As 2018 draws to a close with an exceptionally tight labor market, workers are in a great position to find new, exciting and well-paid opportunities.
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As Women's History Month draws to a close, here's a look at the InHerSight data, which shows what technology does better — and worse — than other industries.
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As 2017 draws to a close, Crunchbase decided to re-apply the methodology from the 2016 report to see what progress, if any, might be measurable.
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As the largely bright half-year company earnings season draws to a close, investors are pondering about the outlook and if the strong growth is sustainable.
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In a new interview, President Trump gave some insight into how he's settling into the Oval Office as his first 100 days draws to a close.
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As his time in office draws to a close, it looks like Vice President Joe Biden may have found a new calling – as a wedding officiant!
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Dean is wryly funny at times, often in bits surrounding the melancholy little comic panels its protagonist draws to express feelings he can't or won't verbalize.
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"As the first day of this week's impeachment TV marathon draws to a close, I'd like to remind the American people what we're watching," Nunes said.
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Nevertheless, cautious investors are reducing exposure to riskier equities while raising holdings of cash and safe-haven U.S. treasuries as the year draws to a close.
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The overall flavor of "Despacito" will ring in our ears as the year draws to a close and major labels try to ply us with imitations.
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Messi scored twice against the Italian giants and set Barcelona on its way to four wins and two draws to advance unbeaten into the knockout rounds.
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That could bring snowfall totals in the city to a foot or so, before the storm draws to a close in the wee hours of Thursday.
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The awards administrators named the honorees on Thursday, as this year's theater season draws to a close with the opening of the final Tony-eligible show.
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The political stakes are high for a president who is desperate to score a legislative win before his first year in office draws to a close.
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CBS executives have tried to use the huge audience that "Big Bang" draws to roll out new comedies for some time but to decidedly mixed results.
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As the year draws to a close, our critics A.O. Scott and Wesley Morris discussed the onscreen performances that they found captivating, challenging, shocking and inspiring.
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As 22019 draws to a close, many of us are exhausted by our burgeoning list of worries — nuclear war, terrorism, disease, poverty, inequality, disasters, human suffering.
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But rights groups say that survivors of Assad's prisons continue to stand as testament to the regime's abuses, even as Syria's war draws to a close.
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"We've probably hit the bottom," said Spar Chief Executive Graham O'Connor, adding conditions will improve as a severe drought in the region draws to an end.
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As the year draws to a close the benchmark index has risen 28.5% in 2019, putting it on track for its best annual performance since 2013.
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Tax extenders, though, are only one item on the docket as the legislative year draws to a close and groups seek a host of other changes.
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So Charles and the Liberty, for all the parallels that their talent draws to the Riley Era Knicks, may also fall short of winning it all.
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The station reported that extra police officers will be stationed at all the district schools to make students feel safe as their year draws to a close.
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As the Obama administration draws to a close, we're getting a little more teary-eyed with every big fashion moment to come out of the White House.
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As The Bachelorette season draws to a close — the finale is this Monday, August 7 — Bachelor fans has decided it's time to speculate about the next Bachelor.
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Now, as the primary season draws to a close and the field of candidates has been winnowed to one, the party faces another round of coordination issues.
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As an exhausting election cycle draws to a close, the holiday travel season kicks into gear — which may feel more hectic than usual for a few reasons.
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Just as January draws to a close, the blue moon will arrive to give you one more opportunity to speak your piece before a new month begins.
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Hearing Flint residents talk about undergoing blood draws to test for lead, and being counseled on how to stay healthy after long-term lead exposure, is devastating.
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As the week draws to a close, your sense of homemaking gets intuitive direction as Mars harmonizes with Venus on Friday morning, helping you do some redecorating.
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Yet as the recent run loses momentum, investors have started to reshuffle their portfolios, seeking fresh catalysts as a surprisingly strong earnings season draws to an end.
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Despite the somber subject matter, Cohen seems to have made his peace and isn't inclined to draw many grand conclusions as his life draws to a close.
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So purchasing managers in the currency union were at their least optimistic for almost four years, suggesting little chance of improvement as 2018 draws to a close.
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As the play quietly draws to a close, Marnie says she has figured out why her mother sounds so different in the tapes made on her journey.
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Venture firms have been taking stock as 2017 draws to a close with "year-in-review" reports on their portfolios and the start-up ecosystem more broadly.
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There is an art to the preparation of a sacrifice, and as the prologue draws to its shivery end, we sense the intoxicating power of that art.
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So, yes, the show is speeding towards an ending in just one week, but there's still a lot to unfold before the finale draws to a close.
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On the front pages of most national newspapers in Britain today, a Reuters image which tells the story of British politics, as 2019 draws to a close.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Documenta, the revered German contemporary art quinquennial whose 22008th edition draws to a close in Kassel this weekend, is in trouble.
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Dana White was sure to point out that this wasn't true, however, and mentioned that both fighters would be big enough draws to deserve a more equal split.
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As the Baudelaire's saga draws to a close, the writers also further develop Snickets' story, digging into the secret society that collapsed, setting the series' events in motion.
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You might not have known what you wanted at the start of Mercury retrograde, but once it draws to a close you'll likely have a much better idea.
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As President Donald Trump's grand tour of faiths draws to a close, it is clear that when talking about ISIS, we are still talking past one another other.
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As the video draws to a close, with his entire family smiling, the credits read: Marquet Studio, Forest Hills, NY. "Forest Hills," muses the adult Danny, off-camera.
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He takes a tough stance on Israel and draws to make sure that the Israelis, and other politicians, even if Palestinian, are held to account for their actions.
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As the year draws to a close, we look back at the ten people whose lives, in some way, made a contribution to the collective story of humanity.
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"Countering this bearish build has been draws to both gasoline and distillates amid strong implied demand," said Matt Smith, director of commodity research at ClipperData in Louisville, Kentucky.
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But as the year draws to a close, the first lady might be closer to her husband, but it appears to be at a cost to her popularity.
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As the 2018 session of the Tennessee State Legislature draws to a close this month, we can only wonder what additional retaliatory actions will be taken against Memphis.
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For my part in the research, I'd undergo a battery of physical tests — from blood draws to an EKG — and spend a day and night in the chamber.
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Audiences have two more weeks to acknowledge the equality and full humanity of women as this biographical play centered on Gloria Steinem draws to a close Off Broadway.
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As Adam Szymczyk's Documenta 22018 draws to a close, its organizers have incurred a whopping deficit largely due to the cost of mounting exhibitions in Germany and Greece.
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As June draws to a close, Trump's usual band of Berkeley professor critics and lefty snowflakes have excoriated the president for failing to recognize LGBTQ Pride month this year.
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As 2018 draws to a close, a panel of journalists met for an episode of "Fortt Knox" to look back at some of the defining controversies of the year.
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But as 2016, the most volatile year for markets in a long while, draws to a close, it is striking that hedge funds have failed to perform markedly better.
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As the cruel game draws to a close, an image of the two of them as toddlers appears on the screen and their befuddled stares give way to recognition.
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" Six factors to consider on Tuesday - Columbus Dispatch: "A half-dozen factors to watch as the race for the open 12th Congressional District seat draws to a close: 1.
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As Women's History Month draws to a close, gender-based pricing remains a stubborn issue that is yet to be solved, right along with equal pay for equal work.
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As the race draws to a close, one noteworthy element of it is how profoundly confused the events of the past several months have left the Democratic Party's leadership.
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Tesla — Tesla CEO Elon Musk sent an email to employees saying that vehicle deliveries should be a "primary priority" for all employees as the quarter draws to a close.
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Investors often exercise tax-loss selling strategies, dumping stocks that have performed poorly in order to reduce or eliminate capital gains taxes, as the year draws to a close.
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As the prolonged garbage fire that is 2016 draws to a close, Samsung seems to finally be putting the final nails in the coffin of the Note 7 saga.
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As the show draws to a conclusion, Elizabeth is having a change of heart, but it comes from commitment to her country rather than from a betrayal of it.
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"Countering this bearish (crude) build has been draws to both gasoline and distillates amid strong implied demand," said Matt Smith, director of commodity research at ClipperData in Louisville, Kentucky.
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Letter From America The closer Donald J. Trump draws to winning the Republican presidential nomination over opposition from party leaders, the more his detractors ask: How can this happen?
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See more from Africa View -- a look at the trends and initiatives shaping Africa Lagos, Nigeria (CNN)As the year draws to a close, wedding season in Nigeria begins.
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As the 28500 election seasons draws to a climax, political junkies — and I confess, I remain one — already are looking to 6900 and expounding theories about what could happen.
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ObamaCare is showing signs of stability as its seventh open enrollment period draws to a close despite actions taken by the Trump administration to undermine the health care law.
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In the long run, analysts are saying the yuan has likely peaked, especially as uncertainty hangs over how the economy will fare as the year draws to a close.
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In interviews with Brazil's Globo paper and TechCrunch, Niantic said that it charges anywhere from 15 to 50 cents for each visitor that the game draws to a sponsored location.
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Total inventories around the world are estimated to have tumbled below 22 million tonnes from 2718 million tonnes in 22018 as deficits led to stock draws to fill the gap.
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To make matters worse, Mr Abe may find it hard to enact reforms as his tenure draws to a close, thanks to jostling within the party to choose his successor.
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The change in sentiment has sparked a strong rally in Brazilian assets (see chart), but as the new administration's honeymoon draws to a close, the country's prospects ride on reform.
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As 2018 draws to a close and you shift your gaze to what's coming in 2019, we'd like to tell you about some artists to watch out for next year.
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As its fifth weekend in theaters draws to a close, a domestic box office estimate of $27 million is more than enough to hang on in the number one spot.
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"Dude needs to pick a new game ... maybe trying to run the country instead?" he suggested, clarifying that he's not trying to use Trump Draws to make a political statement.
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As the 22019 election draws to a close, I am saddened by the fact that our sacrifices in Afghanistan, past, present and future, haven't been discussed by the presidential candidates.
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And whilst the album might be coming as 2016 draws to a close, a record this exciting is bound to be a mainstay in your earphones for a while yet.
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It's called Halt and Catch Fire, and there's still time to become a super fan like me — even as the series draws to a close in this, its final season.
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Character balloons are among the biggest (get it?) draws to the annual event, along with live performances this year by Diana Ross, Martina McBride, John Legend, Barenaked Ladies and more.
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Total inventories around the world are estimated to have tumbled below 22017 million tonnes from 230 million tonnes in 7183 as deficits led to stock draws to fill the gap.
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U.S. stock index futures are pointing to a slightly higher open on Wednesday, as investors gear up for the latest in economic data as the year draws to a close.
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Lotte, which shelved plans for an estimated $4.5 billion IPO of Hotel Lotte amid the investigation, is now battening down the hatches as a difficult year draws to an end.
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Issuing sukuk, green bonds, yen or yuan bonds could allow Egypt to attract new types of investors as the three-year IMF-backed economic reform programme draws to a close.
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As the frenzied college application season draws to a close, and students across the country mull their choices, many colleges are trumpeting that it was the most selective year ever.
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Each year as summer draws to a close, facial hair enthusiasts from across the country descend upon Coney Island to compete in the annual Coney Island Beard and Moustache Competition.
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As his administration draws to a close, Obama took to the social media site on New Year's Day to recall some of the administration's accomplishments during his eight years as president.
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It's a familiar trend, heightened in the past few weeks as the election draws to a close and as Trump's insults and allegations have magically grown even more hysterical and repulsive.
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As President Obama's tenure in the White House draws to a close, the unresolved Israeli-Palestinian issue has once again burst to the forefront of the foreign policy debate in Washington.
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As the campaign draws to a close, Kenya's young people are hopeful that the elections will be peaceful, so whoever wins can start working on the task at hand right away.
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To accompany her two-photo snapshot set, Williams, 37, penned an inspiring message that encouraged her followers to push to be their own best selves as 2018 draws to a close.
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But as a tough year for hedge funds draws to a close, they are doubling down on bets that further Fed action will invert the short end of the yield curve.
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As a tumultuous week on Capitol Hill draws to a close, the important scheduling note about Friday is something that is not happening — a Friday session of the House of Representatives.
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How to be prepared, and why it's important Each year, as the summer draws to a close and our vacations come to an end, our thoughts turn to the months ahead.
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As the year draws to a close, short-term rates are heading higher, and bank stocks are set to benefit, said Chris Verrone, head of technical analysis at Strategas Research Partners.
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With an especially chaotic Republican presidential race, led by frontrunner Donald Trump, they say Obama will continue to drive public discourse even as his time in office draws to a close.
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As the year draws to a close, it now seems possible that there will be multiple investigations of the Russian hacking — the intelligence review Mr. Obama has ordered completed by Jan.
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As Black History Month draws to a close, we asked several cultural figures to reflect on its continued importance — especially in this moment of divisiveness over race, politics and civil rights.
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As the year draws to a close, the precise cause of the mysterious outbreak of vaping-related illness, or EVALI, that has swept through the United States, isn't yet fully settled.
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As the year draws to a close, let's reflect on some of these incredible female artists who used their platform to redefine genres like R&B, rap, and pop in 2018.
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"Bullish draws to the products have acted as a counterweight to bearish sentiment ... half of today's crude build was contributed from another SPR release," Matt Smith, director of commodity research at ClipperData.
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Image: RocheAs 2016 draws to a close, two of what started out as this year's most promising new cancer therapies have ground to a halt amidst patient deaths during the experimental treatments.
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The largest-ever settlement for a data breach draws to a close multiple probes into Equifax by the Federal Trade Commission, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and nearly all state attorneys general.
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Mook told CNN's Brooke Baldwin he expects Obama, who has not officially backed either Clinton or rival Bernie Sanders, to wade in once the race draws to a close after June 7.
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The largest-ever settlement for a data breach draws to a close multiple probes into Equifax by the Federal Trade Commission, the Consumer Financial Protection Board and nearly all state attorneys general.
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KARACHI, June 21 (Reuters) - Pakistan stocks closed steady on Thursday as the 2104.6500/16 financial year draws to a close and ahead of a long holiday next week for Eid, dealers said.
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The tale starts and ends in woodland, and, as it draws to a close, we see somebody step from a trail and slip, as deftly as a deer, into the welcoming trees.
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It draws to a close a conference at which a series of election-friendly policy announcements were overshadowed by allegations about Johnson's private life and his behaviour towards women behind closed-doors.
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That's left several programs and taxes hanging in the balance as the year draws to a close, in addition to the latest health-care drama thrust into the GOP tax-reform debate.
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As Native American Heritage Month draws to a close, we asked Native change-makers, artists, and visionaries from a wide, diverse range of nations to reflect on what heritage means to them.
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As 2019 draws to a close, Spotify is offering its annual version of the personalized "Spotify Wrapped," as well as a new one that showcases your listening history through the last decade.
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LONDON (Reuters) - As a phenomenal year for bond markets draws to a close, investors in Germany, the euro zone's benchmark bond issuer, are set to reap their best returns in five years.
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That's left several programs and taxes hanging in the balance as the year draws to a close, in addition to the latest health-care drama thrust into the GOP tax-reform debate.
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As 2019 draws to a close, I&aposm reflecting on everything I&aposve learned this year about how to be successful — as a manager, as a founder, and as a human being.
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As March Madness draws to a close, so does our annual cultural fixation with putting anything and everything into competitive brackets, an online pastime that seemed to reach a fever pitch in 2018.
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Among the few corporate earnings as the results season draws to a close, Compass Group and Halma were in demand, rising 3.1 percent and 3.8 percent respectively, as investors cheered cost-cutting efforts.
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As this festival draws to a close, people return their attention to the year ahead, only now with the reminder that simplicity and gratitude should go hand-in-hand with moments of joy.
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As her turn draws to a close the men clap and she puts her knickers back on, pouting, smiling, and offering out private dances to any takers in the audience (£20 a time).
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The central bank has sounded optimistic about the economy recently as a drag from the end of a decade-long mining boom draws to a close and business investment and exports pick up.
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"The upcoming Italian referendum this December may create volatility across markets as the year draws to a close," Maria Paola Toschi, global market strategist at JP Morgan Asset Management told CNBC via email.
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This is about a large financial transaction that draws to a close a story that started in 2009, when a banker from Italy saved an badly damaged American icon that nobody else wanted.
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As the year draws to a close and Trump faces a 2019 looking inward to the myriad investigations he faces at home, he will no doubt turn his back on surging global turbulence.
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As CES 2020 draws to a close, we&aposre reflecting on our short time in Las Vegas attending the show with our picks of the overall best products on display at the show.
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"That's just a gigantic build at a time of year when you're supposed to be getting draws to heat people's houses," said Bob Yawger, director of energy futures at Mizuho in New York.
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The longer the JCPOA is in place and Iranian cheating is overlooked, and the closer Iran draws to a legitimized, unfettered nuclear program, the more constrained and fraught U.S. policy options will become.
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Among the biggest draws to any carnival is a party presented by Scorch, a Trinidad entertainment company that includes a media and publishing arm, a local TV show and a music production house.
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As this decade of disillusion draws to a close, the artist formerly known as Chad Focus is under home detention at his mother's house and banned from social media while he awaits trial.
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As Before the Storm's final episode draws to a conclusion, the saccharine montage of their relationship ends with a particularly gruesome reminder: Rachel has been captured, drugged, and is being tortured just off-screen.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India's disparate opposition parties are aiming to firm up an alliance as they sense a chance of unseating Prime Minister Narendra Modi as a staggered general election draws to a close.
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch, Goldman Sachs and others have said more issues could occur, particularly as the year draws to a close and banks have to make sure they meet international capital requirements.
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From fresh-faced at 15 to a world-class athlete at 34, Lleyton Hewitt's tenure as one of Australia's best-known tennis superstars has made him one of the biggest draws to the sport.
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As the first postseason under the new regime draws to a close, the experiment appears to be a success by any measure, from the size of the audience to the quality of the matchups.
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LONDON (Reuters) - As the deadline for the ECB's consultation on its proposed leveraged lending guidelines draws to a close, bankers want clarity on which lenders it will cover and how it will be monitored.
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Kuo thinks that Apple still has work to do to expand its AR ecosystem and platform, ARKit, since AR functionality would likely be one of the main draws to a rear-facing TrueDepth rig.
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As hurricane season draws to a close and other disasters loom, we must incorporate these calls to action if we want to avoid the "what could we have done better?" question in the future.
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When the contest draws to a close on December 31, one grand prize winner will be awarded that smokiest of all prizes: a lifetime supply—up to 50 years' worth—of salty, fatty bacon.
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Washington (CNN)President Barack Obama, as his tenure draws to a close, is deploying his legal authority in a last-minute bid to cement the areas of his legacy threatened by Donald Trump's incoming administration.
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She can credibly claim to be a co-front-runner, at least, alongside Biden, thanks to her polling standing in the early states, her fundraising prowess and the large crowds she draws to her rallies.
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Spate of terror attack as Ramadan draws to a close A second bomb exploded Sunday at an outdoor market in the Shaab neighborhood of southeastern Baghdad, killing one person and wounding five others, police said.
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As the era of cheap money gradually draws to a close and rising inflation and interest rates cast a shadow over Wall Street's nine-year bull market, one corner of the financial industry is cheering.
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But, as the four-month campaign draws to a close this week, there looks to be few takers despite a high-profile warning that this is the last chance for tax dodgers to come clean.
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As the year draws to a close, we were ready to start afresh after the mixed bag that was 2017, and now we will have to go on without a couple of our favorite shows.
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European equity funds have recorded their biggest weekly inflow in over 13 months as March draws to a close, while U.S. equity fund flows head in the opposite direction, according to data from EPFR Global.
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As November draws to a close, the S&P 500 and the Dow were on track to post modest monthly gains, while the Nasdaq was on its way towards being nominally down for the month.
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The congressional primary season essentially draws to a close on Tuesday with contests in Delaware, New Hampshire and Rhode Island, ending a long slog of state races that produced few upsets despite the volatile electorate.
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"It draws to a close the restructuring of our European private banking operations, with the future focus being on growing our business with strategic clients of the group," HSBC Private Bank said in a statement.
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Euro zone business growth is roaring as the year draws to a close, a survey showed on Thursday, supporting the European Central Bank's move last month to announce a throttling back of its monetary stimulus.
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Obama, who was born in Hawaii and spent most of his childhood there, made curbing climate change a central part of his time in the White House, which draws to a close on Jan. 20.
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Issuing sukuk, green bonds, yen or yuan bonds could allow Egypt to attract a new type of investor as a three-year IMF-backed economic reform programme agreed in late 2016 draws to a close.
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As the year draws to a close, residents and community leaders say they are despairing over the ceaseless violence, which city officials are trying to confront with more police officers and new law enforcement strategies.
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CreditCreditGianni Cipriano for The New York Times PISTOIA, Italy — As Europe's era of easy money slowly draws to a close, the talk in Frankfurt and London is of bond yields, exchange rates and core inflation.
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But as the season draws to a close, what better way to celebrate the return to dreary autumnal life than by baking up a storm—and getting baked out of your skull in the process?
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As 2016 draws to a close, the year will end very differently to how it began, with Donald Trump set to take the White House, and the U.K. on the precipice of leaving the European Union.
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The move follows a months-long rally in thermal coal prices in China, the world's top consumer of the fuel, amid fresh concerns about tighter supplies and robust demand even as winter draws to an end.
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One of the most-circulated Gilmore clips on social media, picking up steam as the election draws to a close, is a too-real conversation between Paris and her friends when she runs for class president.
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The move follows a months-long rally in thermal coal prices in China, the world's top consumer of the fuel, amid fresh concerns about tighter supplies and robust demand even as winter draws to an end.
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The Democratic oversight effort is intensifying after Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein unleashed a Washington firestorm Monday by warning of the dangers of a surfeit of transparency as the special counsel's investigation draws to a close.
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Singapore's decisive response draws to some extent from its experience with the Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome in 2003-2004, which led to over 30 fatalities on the island, one of the highest counts outside mainland China.
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"This report runs the gamut in terms of extremes, with a huge 8.2 million barrel build to crude stocks tilted bearish, large draws to the products distinctly bullish," said Matt Smith, Director of Commodity Research at ClipperData.
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Most forecasters believe the hot pace of growth has already begun cooling as the year draws to a close, and expect the annualized rate to fall closer to 2 percent when the fourth-quarter data are tallied.
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As Barack and Michelle Obama's time in office draws to a close, the president's senior advisor Valerie Jarrett is looking back on her 25-year friendship with the Obamas — and their incredible journey to the White House.
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Ko is right that factors like cost and familiarity with Android mean Remix OS on Mobile should have its own appeal, but it's not clear if those will be big enough draws to reach a wide market.
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Margaritas Mexican Restaurant will have promotions all day long on February 22, including $6 authentic margaritas (in their original, strawberry, raspberry, ginger, peach, mango and blue moon flavors), $5 Hornitos shots and draws to win baseball tickets.
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Clinton has already hired state directors and field organizers in key battlegrounds like Florida and Ohio and is poised to travel to many of those states even before her battle with Sanders formally draws to a close.
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We'll be keeping track of the official score right here, so you can sit back and focus on watching the amazing feats on and off the field as the competition draws to a close on Sunday night.
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The idea will be a central theme of a five-year plan presented by IASB on Wednesday, as a period of intense rulemaking draws to a close for the more than 100 countries that apply its standards.
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As 22018 draws to a close, Netflix — the App Store's top grossing app — has ditched the ability for new users to sign up and subscribe to the streaming service within its iOS app across all global markets.
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And as his first calendar year in the world's biggest MMA promotion draws to a close, there's a lesson: even if the UFC decides to give someone else the spotlight, the right person can always hijack it.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Euro zone business growth is roaring ahead as the year draws to a close, surveys showed on Thursday, supporting the European Central Bank's move last month to announce a throttling back of its monetary stimulus.
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As his remaining time in office draws to less than a school year, Mr. Obama has alternated between mild and mock horror, pointed humor and a touch of disbelief in his attacks on the Republican front-runner.
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Rebel Women of Downtown New York (Sunday) As Women's History Month draws to a close, the Municipal Arts Society takes a look at the powerful and rebellious women who have left their mark on the city's history.
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As the third Affordable Care Act (ACA) open enrollment season draws to a close, more than 11 million Americans have signed up for coverage and are enjoying the peace of mind that comes with having health insurance.
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The Federal Reserve's top regulator, Randal Quarles, is facing heat from both sides of the aisle as his two-year campaign to pare down the massive, post-crisis rulebook for the nation's banks draws to a close.
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" And even more opportunities could open up, Zeng said, if the ongoing U.S.-China trade war draws to a close: "We hope once the trade war between the U.S. and China stops, we can enter the U.S. market.
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A larger-than-expected hike in Turkish interest rates on Thursday and hopes of new round of talks to reduce trade tensions between the United States and China have boosted markets as this week draws to an end.
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But as the year draws to an end—as the lethargy of holidays washes over us all—I can't help but wonder how long this period of fire and anger will last, and how will we use it?
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George Weah, who grew up in a slum in the West African country and later played for top European football clubs, was elected last week to succeed Johnson Sirleaf as her 12-year tenure draws to an end.
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As 2018 draws to a close and we look back on the year gone by, one thing that sticks out is how many millions changed hands as celebrities bought, sold, and in some cases, even rented out property.
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But now as the year draws to a close and I reflect on my successes, shortcomings, and the way I present myself to the world each day, I've decided I desperately want to get my makeup mojo back.
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BELGRADE (Reuters) - Serbia and Russia began joint military exercises on Serbian territory on Thursday in a move likely to reinforce increased east-west tensions just as a five-day NATO drill in neighboring Montenegro draws to a close.
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Though he was adamant that he had never been personally involved in draw fixing – and at pains to emphasise that such a thing would never happen on FIFA's watch – he intimated that UEFA had allowed draws to influenced.
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SANTA PONSA, Spain (Reuters) - Former U.S. Open champion Samantha Stosur says she is prepared to slog through qualifying draws to restore her ranking having slipped outside the world's top 100 for only the second time in 11 years.
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Bruins mop up against Senators OTTAWA — The 5-0 win by the Boston Bruins over the Ottawa Senators on Saturday night was a perfect example of the direction the teams are heading as 113 draws to a close.
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In another significant change, all four major tournaments intend to reduce the number of seeds in the main singles draws to 16 from 32 in 2019, potentially creating more danger for the higher seeds in the early rounds.
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As the year draws to a close, North Korea's actions are being closely watched, after a top North Korean official warned that it might deliver "a Christmas gift" to the US if there's no progress on lifting sanctions.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - As the era of cheap money gradually draws to a close and rising inflation and interest rates cast a shadow over Wall Street's nine-year bull market, one corner of the financial industry is cheering.
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As 2018 draws to a close, China's gaming industry — which has been beaten by a nine-month-long freeze in license approvals — woke up to exhilarating news as officials announced that they have started to review new titles again.
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CHINA SERVICES: China's services sector chalked up its slowest growth in more than a year last month as new orders dried up, a private survey showed, suggesting a further loss in economic momentum as 20.1 draws to a close.
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A sort of love-hate voyeurism of Ivanka's wardrobe is expected given all that exposure, especially when it's combined with the attention she draws to herself simply by sharing photos dressed to the nines with her husband or kids.
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PETER SCHMIDT Phillipsburg, N.J. To the Editor: Re "The L.G.B.T. Case for Guns," by Nicki Stallard (Op-Ed, June 22): For me as a gay man, the attention that Ms. Stallard draws to safety concerns for L.G.B.T. individuals resonates.
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Washington (CNN)As the overseas debut of President Donald Trump and first lady Melania Trump draws to a close -- the couple is set to return to Washington this weekend -- there was the usual bluster and bravado from the President.
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As the week draws to an end, these group discussions open the gates for a larger expansion of your core philosophy, and they hold potential for tapping into crowdfunding as well, as Mercury connects with generous Jupiter on Sunday.
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This is different from other politicians using weasel words or vague statements or recontextualizing something—Trump lies about everything from giving to charity to the size of the crowds he draws to whether American Muslims cheered on 9/11.
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The first-ever episode drew in a same-day rating of 17.4 million viewers, a figure that looks likely to be eclipsed on Sunday night, when the battle for the future of Westeros draws to a close in the United States.
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China's services sector chalked its slowest growth in over a year last month as the volume of new orders dried up, a private survey showed, suggesting a further loss in economic momentum as a rough 203 draws to a close.
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We likely will get a ruling next week, as the court's term draws to a close, and signs point to a narrowly divided court, with the liberal bloc likely to oppose the question and the conservatives apt to support it.
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As her journey draws to a close, an accident ensures she'll end up spending more time than planned in Castle Rock, Maine, and in the neighboring town of Jerusalem's Lot, which is the setting of King's 1975 vampire novel 'Salem's Lot.
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Ryan Kesler was held off the scoresheet for the third time in four contests but contributed in the series opener by winning 13 of 21 draws to help Anaheim seize a decided 49-29 edge in the faceoff circle. 1.
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So as the year finally draws to a close, there's no more fitting way to celebrate the holidays than by curling up with a glass of Soylent alongside a crackling simulated fireplace full of Samsung Galaxy Note 7s spontaneously combusting.
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"Cattle are also starting to feel the effect of light exports as well as a seasonal trend to a slower consumer demand pace, as the summer grilling season draws to a close," said Karl Setzer, commodity market risk analyst for AgriVisor.
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As the third quarter draws to a close, the main European banking index has rallied 20083 percent from the start of July, with a number of constituent stocks rising sharply in contrast to those of some German and Italian banks.
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Beyond the policy changes on notification, America's disconnection from the Afghanistan war is about to be tested further as the Pentagon-led interagency review of the conflict launched by President Donald Trump finally draws to completion — several months later than expected.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE (I-Vt.) draws to a close.
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There's still time to catch up on your reading as the season draws to a close, and there are plenty of great business books to add to your listWe've picked our favorite books that will help enrich your professional life.
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The Brazilian men's soccer team, which had been lambasted after two tame 0-0 draws to start the tournament, put it all together in a semifinal game at the famed Maracanã stadium, demolishing Honduras, 6-0, with Neymar scoring twice.
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But as "Madaari" draws to its predictable conclusion, the only thing you are left wondering is how on earth did the nameless man get enough network coverage for him to watch videos unbuffered and upload them in the middle of nowhere?
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The Federal Reserve's next interest rate increase will mark a key milestone as the era of cheap dollars draws to a close, further unsettling a U.S. bond market already rattled by rising inflation and government debt supply.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads As the fall semester draws to a close and — while avoiding studying for finals — you consider redecorating your sparse dorm room, try to think bigger than the usual arrangement of postcards, posters, and Polaroids.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico's economy minister said on Monday that the country should be exempt from proposed U.S. tariffs on steel and aluminum as the latest round of talks to modernize the North American Free Trade Agreement draws to a close.
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That memory of him is impossible to erase, whereas Kenny, for all his gusto, and despite the accuracy of his diagnosis ("When everybody's getting rich, nobody gives a fuck about the truth"), somehow recedes as the movie draws to a close.
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"Given that our crude balance is short some 825,000 bpd over (the second half of the year), a gradual increase of about 1 million bpd would probably limit stock draws to quite some extent," Vienna-based consultancy JBC Energy said.
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The state-backed bank said on Wednesday it had made an additional provision of 600-900 million pounds, on top of the 5.3 billion pounds ($6.51 billion) already set aside, as Britain's costliest consumer banking scandal draws to a close.
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LONDON — As summer draws to a close, Game of Thrones fans might be beginning to feel the creeping chill of a long, Westeros-less Winter as the comedown from Season 6 gives way to withdrawals during the excruciating wait for Season 7.
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LONDON, Jan 27 (Reuters) - Five former brokers were acquitted of conspiring with convicted trader Tom Hayes to manipulate crucial benchmark interest rates as the world's third - and longest - Libor trial draws to a close in London, the Serious Fraud Office said on Wednesday.
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And now, as his season finally draws to a close, he says he's prepared to own up to his actions and explain his stunning behavior, even though that means addressing potential fallout from both the contestants — and the franchise's millions of devoted viewers.
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Legislators in a handful of oil-rich states are struggling to do the seemingly impossible as the 2016 fiscal year draws to a close this week: balancing their budgets, as required by law, despite massive declines in revenues due to falling oil prices.
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HANOI (Reuters) - Vietnamese executives on trial for losses at a scandal-hit state oil firm used their final statement in court on Wednesday to apologize to the ruling Communist Party, media said, as Vietnam's biggest corruption trial for years draws to a close.
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As earnings season draws to a close, investor focus will shift to Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen's speech on Friday at the annual central bankers' meeting in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, to assess the odds of an interest rate hike in the coming months.
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The Hill has been happy to share with our readers some of the best political opinion and commentary of the recently-completed presidential race, and our editors have picked five noteworthy pieces to share with you as the year draws to a close.
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The final installment of the trilogy that began in 2015 draws to a close with (hopefully) answers about Rey, Finn, Poe, and Kylo Ren – with the fate of the Jedi and the First Order shaping the future of our favorite distant galaxy.
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As earnings season draws to a close, investor focus will shift to Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen's speech on Friday at the annual central bankers' meeting in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, to assess the odds of an interest rate hike in coming months.
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As this Independence Day draws to a close, salute the flag one more time, grab the last piece of apple pie, and prepare your fireworks for a big finish, because here comes the most American story since Independence Day the movie. Ready?
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Over the past decade, however, the TIFF People's Choice Award — determined by the vote of public attendees — has put Oscar frontrunners in prime position as the three-pronged arm of the fall festival circuit (Telluride, Venice, and Toronto) draws to a close.
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What makes Fitzpatrick's account particularly compelling is the link that she draws to subsequent developments, arguing, in the style of Crane Brinton's "The Anatomy of Revolution," that the tumult of the Bolshevik uprising did not end until after Stalin's 1930s Reign of Terror.
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ATLANTA — Sit down with groups of black women in Atlanta as this tumultuous political year draws to a close, and two names dominate the conversation: Michelle Obama and Stacey Abrams, and what they revealed in 2018 about how power is gained and thwarted.
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The changing shape of Switzerland's watch fairs has created an active S.I.H.H. fringe, populated by brands trying to compensate for their absence from the two big shows or simply to piggyback on the crowds that the fair draws to Geneva in January.
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As its hotly-contested and widely-publicized search for a second headquarters draws to a close, CNN Business is taking a top-to-bottom look at Amazon's present — and what it means to our future in its series, The United States of Amazon.
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"There are early signs of a downturn as 2018 draws to a close, and it is probable that we are at the end of the up-cycle that started in 2014," said Robert Leitao, global head of advisory at Rothschild & Co (ROTH.PA).
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As the Obama administration draws to a close, there's a lot of reminiscing to be done, especially about the First Lady — about the work she's accomplished, the example she set for women across the country, the pop-culture savviness with which she approached her role.
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LONDON (Reuters) - There is a near one-in-three chance Britain and the European Union will have failed to ink a deal when the official divorce negotiation period draws to a close at the end of March 2019, a Reuters poll of economists found.
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As the year draws to an end and we look to 2019 for some relief, the National Climate Assessment, released in November and prepared across 13 federal agencies, isn't reassuring: More frequent and intense events are on the horizon as the climate continues to warm.
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A boat suspended from the ceiling, illuminated by neon lighting, draws to mind the notion of freedom, or travel, of passing through this life to the next — which is present also in the title — the alpha and the omega, the beginning and the end.
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As the earnings season draws to a close, investors' focus will shift to Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen's speech on Friday at the annual central bankers' meeting in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, to assess the odds of an interest rate hike in the coming months.
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"Yesterday's API report gave the market a bullish head-fake via three chunky draws, hence a build to crude stocks and minor draws to the products is causing a tempering of bullish optimism," said Matt Smith, director of commodity research at ClipperData in Louisville, Kentucky.
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FRANKFURT/BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany is nearing a deal to invest in 50Hertz to fend off China's State Grid as an auction for a 20 percent stake in the German high-voltage energy network operator draws to a close, people close to the matter said.
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For the majority of Central Americans I have represented, faith in American rule of law and commitment to human rights are the major draws to the U.S. Trumpian policies pervert these pull factors and use them to punish immigrant parents and children seeking protection.
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Her outfit for the dance sequences in "Slumber Party" draws to mind her black ensembles in "Stronger"—breast skimming, embellished crop top, tiny skirt, fishnets and boots—and while the former is slightly more modern, there's no mistaking that this style is distinctly, classic Britney.
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When: Saturday, June 25, 5–10pm Where: Chung King Road (Chung King Road, Chinatown, Los Angeles) The 6th annual Los Angeles Design Festival draws to a close this weekend with a party in Chinatown featuring a wide range of designers, galleries, live music, and food.
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You could argue that such silly satisfaction comes with the territory, but although I enjoyed the snap of "Long Shot," I couldn't help remembering how "Roman Holiday" (1953)—another film about a lowly journalist who falls for a higher being—draws to its wrenching close.
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On Thursday, as the group phase draws to a close, Senegal only need a draw to advance but victory for Colombia will put them into the next round instead, leaving Senegal eliminated if Japan avoid defeat against Poland in Volgograd at the same time.
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"As its work to fix the fault lines that caused the financial crisis draws to a close, the FSB is increasingly pivoting away from design of new policy initiatives towards dynamic implementation and rigorous evaluation of the effects of the agreed G20 reforms," Carney said.
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As 2019 draws to a close, and with it a wild decade that saw the US change dramatically, we&aposve put together a collection of maps that provide a sense of how the population is doing, both as a community and as individual citizens.
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CAIRO, July 4 (Reuters) - Foreign direct investment (FDI) in Egypt's non-oil economy fell in the first three months of 2019 to its lowest for at least five years, underscoring the struggle to kindle confidence as a rigorous IMF programme draws to a close.
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But the issue of Clinton's honesty, especially in the wake of the email controversy, has been a rallying cry for Trump supporters and this added fuel may inspire undecided voters now to back Trump -- and others on the GOP ticket -- as the campaign draws to a close.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Hedge funds have found it hard to make money this year trading bonds and currencies, but as 2017 draws to a close they look to be relying on a twin strategy to put a gloss on the numbers: U.S. yield curve flattening and dollar weakness.
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SAO PAULO/RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - A consortium led by France's Engie SA submitted the highest offer for a major gas pipeline unit owned by Brazil's Petroleo Brasileiro SA, the state-run oil firm said on Friday, as the company's biggest divestment draws to a close.
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As the month of honoring those who have come before us draws to a close, we're left reflecting on the power women have to drive meaningful change in the world — from shattering records in athleticism to changing the face of media to serving in public office.
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As Lenz's camera shifts its focus from the circles she draws, to the walls she paints, to the big dots on her dress, we see that her canvases barely keep up with the speed with at which she draws, much like the times she lived through.
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Once he comes up with an idea for a painting, he makes what he calls a construction — a three-dimensional model of the subject matter, sometimes with items fabricated from cardboard and paint — which he then draws, to confirm the structure of the composition, in two dimensions.
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Where once its views on race and foreign policy represented a faction within liberalism, now they don't seem liberal at all But as the presidency of Barak Obama draws to a close, this fight over the future of liberalism and the Democratic Party is essentially over.
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But as a lame-duck legislative session draws to a close this week, he has become their best hope to halt an effort by Republican lawmakers to lock their priorities into place before Democrats take over the governor's office and other major state offices next month.
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That confidence reflects the view that rising interest rates will make it harder for struggling companies to borrow more or roll over their debt, as the era of abundant cheap credit fueled by the Federal Reserve's zero-rate policy and its asset buying draws to a close.
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As the week draws to a close, our ideas and plans initiated during the new moon find assistance and see reality when the sun gently harmonizes with generous Jupiter on Thursday at 7:33 PM—a lucky moment where we can reach out for whatever help is needed.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: GizmodoAs March draws to close, so does our celebration of the World Wide Web's 30th birthday, making it as good a time as ever to take a look back at some the features and formats that bit the dust along the way.
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Some deals are requiring revisions such as higher pricing, more call protection and documentation changes, while other transactions are clearing the market easily, as investors focus on credit fundamentals ahead of an anticipated downturn as US interest rates rise and the elongated credit cycle draws to an end.
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So whilst the two get zero points for accuracy (a real football video would involve at least two fights), the song itself is a definite bop, signalling more good things to come from Future, who has also dropped three mixtapes this year alone, as 2016 draws to a close.
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As the first week of President Trump's ex-campaign chief's trial for alleged financial crimes draws to a close, the 78-year-old Judge Ellis seems to have so far thrown up more trouble for special counsel Robert Mueller's prosecutors than Manafort's own defense team, observers told VICE News.
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"The rally which has defined H2 looks to have run out of steam as the year draws to a close, and we might be hard pressed to say where further upside can come from at this point, barring some unforeseen supply outage," JBC Energy said in a note.
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But as one of the most consequential weeks in President Trump's tenure draws to a close, the world beyond the Beltway is beginning to notice that Stephanie Grisham — unlike her predecessors, colleagues and boss — does not appear to relish the talking-to-the-public part of her job.
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"This diverse country is so much more than lemurs, even if that is one of the main draws to go here, but go visit the Baobab Alley, the deserts in the south, and tropical islands of the north, whale watching, incredible diving, and so much more," Kjellgren said.
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As each season of The Bachelor draws to a close, a curious gravitas descends as the final two contestants each walk to a flower-strewn altar in real time — background music dropped out, throbbing hearts captured by remote mics — and one or both of them gets dumped on national television.
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Image 2 of 2 MUNICH – Families of those killed by a neo-Nazi group that sought to terrorize migrants in Germany called Tuesday for the investigation into the case to continue, even as the trial of its only known surviving member and four supporters draws to a close this week.
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As the Dick Cheney biopic Vice draws to a close, it leaves viewers with one of its most emotional scenes: Mary Cheney, the former vice president's younger daughter, sobbing on the phone to her parents after her older sister has publicly rejected her marriage to her longtime partner, a woman.
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Bianco insists that the Fed is not being discerning enough about credit quality in providing cash in exchange for collateral; others are concerned with what happens as the year draws to a close and banks are more focused on shoring up their liquidity mandates than keeping cash flowing in the overnight markets.
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The brainchild of the choreographer Lar Lubovitch, this series, which features a reconfigured stage that allows the audience to view the pieces from four sides, draws to an end with performances by the wondrous Beth Gill (her "Pitkin Grove" continues through Sunday) and the return of Donna Uchizono Company (Wednesday to Oct. 230).
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READ: Mexico is caving to Trump on immigration Obrador had hoped to address Mexico's spiraling murder rate by tackling the root causes of the violence, including corruption and poverty, but as his first full year in office draws to a close, he's on course to presiding over a record number of killings.
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As mosquito season draws to a close in much of the country, taking with it the major risk of new Zika infections, there are still more than 2,600 pregnant women who have tested positive for the virus in the United States and its territories, according to the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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As the Year of Our Lord 2018 draws to a close and we begin to reflect on all that we've gained and lost during this latest orbit around the sun, perhaps no one metric is a better indicator of what we actually cared about than the list of the things we googled frantically along the way.
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The Pimax 8K is a very exciting piece of hardware with some eye-catching features, but as the Kickstarter campaign draws to a close and the company looks to ship thousands of headsets, it's apparent that while the displays are sharp, the next few months leading up to the targeted ship dates are much, much blurrier.
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As the week draws to a close, you feel a sense of urgency to get all of your research done on academic programs and travel plans, catch up on all of your emails, and prepare to hunker down indoors for the winter, since the sun takes its final steps in Sagittarius and pushes through to Capricorn.
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Fashion Review There's one more big collection to go before the New York ready-to-wear season officially draws to a close and the style circus moves on to London, but unless something extraordinary happens (and it could, it always could; this is fashion, after all), Thom Browne just had the best show of the week.
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Democrats have concerns That fact that several people say they have either not been contacted or have not heard back from the FBI after making initial contact, may indicate a limited scope to of the FBI's supplemental background investigation, a fact that is creating growing concern among Senate Democrats as the timeline for the investigation draws to an end.
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During high-level calls between the Justice Department and Capitol Hill Friday night, Attorney General Bill Barr sent a signal that talks have come to a grinding halt, and prospects for presidential support for expanding background checks appear to be dimming as the week draws to a close, an official familiar with the conversations told CNN.
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But as a face familiar to German voters and with influence in Berlin, where change is in any case in the air as the Merkel era draws to a close, a President von der Leyen might at least help confront that disengagement among her sleepy compatriots by better explaining the EU and pressing the need for more reform and integration on them.
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"There are early signs of a downturn as 2018 draws to a close, and it is probable that we are at the end of the up-cycle that started in 2014," said Robert Leitao, global head of advisory at Rothschild & Co. (Reporting by Liana B. Baker in New York and Pamela Barbaglia in London; Editing by Greg Roumeliotis and Dan Grebler)
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As the fantasy drama draws to a close, Coster-Waldau reflected on his role and time during the show, telling CNBC that not only had the "fantastic" role of Jaime Lannister been one that he "couldn't ask for much more in a character," but that the people he had worked with during the series would also have a lasting impact on him.
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The influx of a great number of refugees, and their sudden high visibility, draws to the surface fears that we are trying hard to stifle and hide: those fears that are gestated by the premonition of our own fragilities in society, and by the continuously reaffirmed suspicion that our fate is in the hands of forces far beyond our comprehension — let alone our control.
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As the season draws to a close — there are now just two episodes left — we are seeing both Elena and Lila try to make the best of their situations via what seems to be the only possible solution in a world dominated by violent men: finding a man who is dumber than they are and manipulating him into scaring off the most dangerous aggressors.
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Yet Another Cancer Drug Trial Is on Hold Following Patient DeathsAs 2016 draws to a close, two of what started out as this year's most promising new cancer…Read more Read"We have decided not to move forward with the ROCKET trial or JCAR015 at this time, even though it generated important learnings for us and the immunotherapy field," noted Juno President and CEO Hans Bishop in a statement.
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From Sam musing on the way that the White Walkers' desire to wipe humankind from the map parallels the way death makes us forget (and causes us to be forgotten) to the constant refrains of "We're all going to die here!" from just about everybody, "A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms" zeroes in on who these characters are, who they were, and where they're going, as the world seemingly draws to a close.
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As Jane the Virgin draws to a close (its final episode is slated to air this July), I wanted to ask creator and showrunner Jennie Snyder Urman how — and why — she created a show that has changed what's possible for depictions of women and sex on TV. Jaclyn Friedman: When you were breaking the first season did you think, in part, this is a show about how these women navigate their own sexuality in the world?
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As the tenure of President Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Forget conventional wisdom — Bernie Sanders is electable 85033 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care MORE sadly draws to a close, some may call this pre-mature, but I predict President Obama will be remembered as one of the most inspirational figures of our time, the millennial's FDR, a champion of the people, the downtrodden, and the voiceless.
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Now that the oath is taken and the weekend's pomp and circumstance draws to a close, the real work begins — in the halls of Congress, at the White House, the FCC and beyond — to ensure in the years to come we have a similarly strong story to tell about the strength of U.S. wireless infrastructure, the robust private sector investment powering it forward and the extraordinary innovation and economic opportunity it is making possible throughout our democracy.
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As a week dominated by President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's response to the violence at a white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, Va., draws to a close, many Republicans are worried that serious damage has been done to their party.
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As September draws to a close, President Trump finds himself facing what could prove to be his biggest single crisis of the entire month when a whistleblower accuses him of improperly pressuring Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in a July phone call to investigate Joe Biden and Joe's son Hunter's connections with a Ukrainian energy company, which at one point was paying Hunter $20193,000 a month, apparently for his expertise in the field of receiving large sums of money.
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As 2017 draws to a close, President Trump can lay claim to at least two concrete victories: The confirmation of Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch, and the passage of the biggest tax reform plan in decades (though he has yet to sign that plan into law.) Still, despite the Republican majority in Congress, President Trump largely failed to bring about two major promises of his campaign: The repeal and replacement of the Affordable Care Act, also called Obamacare, and the construction of a wall along the United States' border with Mexico.
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As the year draws to a close, this cover remains as fresh as the day it was printed July 28th: Planet China We welcomed aspects of China's belt-and-road plans, while also advising caution August 4th: In the line of fire As wildfires raged across the world, we reminded readers that the world is losing the war against climate change September 29th: Sex and power We examined the effects of #MeToo one year on, declaring its potential to be the most powerful force for equality since women's suffrage And, lastly, our anniversary edition: A manifesto for renewing liberalism Success turned liberals into a complacent elite, we said, arguing that they need to rekindle their desire for radicalism
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As the year draws to a close, Liquitex would like to extend its warm congratulations to the artists who participated in its 229 Research Residency Program and provide a look ahead to 22017: Born in Colombia, lives and works in Brooklyn, NY Residency Unlimited, Brooklyn, NY (August 1–September 17, 2017) Lives and works in Valdosta, Georgia Residency Unlimited, Brooklyn, NY (September 18–October 31, 2017) Lives and works in the San Francisco Bay Area Minnesota Street Project, San Francisco, CA (September–December, 2018) Lives and works in the San Francisco Bay Area Minnesota Street Project, San Francisco, CA (December, 2017–February, 2018) Lives and works in the San Francisco Bay Area Minnesota Street Project, San Francisco, CA (March–May, 2018) Lives and works in Berkeley, CA Minnesota Street Project, San Francisco, CA (June –August, 2018) Lives and works in New Haven, CT Griffin Galleries, London, UK (September 1–15, 2017) Lives and works in Brooklyn, NY Griffin Galleries, London, UK (September 25–October 13, 2017) Griffin Galleries, London, UK (October 16–29, 2017) To learn more about the Research Residency Program artists and view videos of them at work, visit liquitex.com/residencies/cadmium-free.
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