This year, the ice started to melt even earlier than in 2012 and three weeks earlier than average, CNN reported.
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That's much earlier than experts had thought, and it could help explain why human DNA seems to be appearing in Neanderthal genomes much earlier than it should.
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That is, people who plan to retire earlier than that age tend to retire later, and those who plan to retire after 61 retire earlier than expected.
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Then on Tuesday afternoon, news broke that he will actually step down much earlier than expected – his last show will be May 13, four month earlier than previously announced.
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Rule #3: Wake up 10 minutes early Start the day off by getting up earlier than you need to — and by getting the kids up earlier than they need to.
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ET — an hour earlier than his usual time slot.
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This retreat is weeks earlier than the climatological average - crazy!
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Start the conversation about sexual pleasure earlier than you think.
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Beauty was a continual education, going back earlier than memories.
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Next launch opportunity would be no earlier than late December.
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The Musee d'Orsay said it would close earlier than planned.
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His release on Monday came one day earlier than expected.
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Instead, she "freed" 503 a bit earlier than is typical.
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Avengers: Endgame will be released on April, earlier than expected.
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The state's frozen rivers broke up earlier than ever before.
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The growing season shifted earlier than ever in recorded history.
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It forced us to figure out things earlier than some.
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Similarly, Volkswagen will begin buybacks no earlier than October 2016.
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Up way earlier than should be allowed for a Saturday.
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The third round will begin no earlier than 1 p.m.
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EDT (1800 GMT) on Tuesday, four days earlier than expected.
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The Pumpkin Spice Latte is coming back earlier than ever.
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And we will have to start earlier than ever before.
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This may cause retailers to start sales earlier than usual.
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People may have been cultivating plants earlier than believed, too.
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Though we did go earlier than the typical brunch crowd.
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Other innovations may have occurred earlier than is widely recognized.
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"It is dark," said Hoffmann, who finished earlier than Moore.
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I fall asleep around 9, way earlier than I intended.
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That mission is scheduled for no earlier than January 11.
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Durazo's account sets this an hour earlier than the commission's.
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We needed to do it much earlier than we did.
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This phase of dadhood arrived much earlier than I expected.
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In the winter, I'll be in bed earlier than that.
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He ordered the lifting of emergency rule earlier than planned.
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Journalists accompanying Trump were summoned earlier than expected Wednesday morning.
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I would certainly recommend getting there earlier than 7am your time.
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Axios' Sara Fischer notes that the announcement came earlier than expected.
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Getting to see Avengers: Endgame a little earlier than the masses.
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His return was just a little earlier than he had planned.
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Better out earlier than later and more painfully in that case.
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The rainfall has rejuvenated the area, encouraging visitors earlier than usual.
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"This will help prices to recover earlier than expected," he said.
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Leaving the department earlier than Gartner had expected had financial consequences.
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This is a week to 10 days earlier than previous years.
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That's more than 1,500 years earlier than previously believed, scientists say.
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But their story actually dates back earlier than that 2005 meeting.
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That's much earlier than previous estimates of 334 million years ago.
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Closing arguments were set to begin no earlier than Wednesday morning.
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Other numbers that come out earlier than the monthly jobs report.
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Our model suggests BE in 2022 or 1yr earlier than consensus.
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The window for success may close rather earlier than 2023, however.
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That date is earlier than the initial plan of Dec. 12.
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He's tired, I'm tired, and we turn in earlier than usual.
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No, seriously, what's earlier than the first day of the year?
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This "fork", as such events are called, came earlier than expected.
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Amazon's annual Prime Day is here a little earlier than promised.
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She went into labor two weeks earlier than her due date.
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Yes folks, it's time—and this year, it's earlier than ever.
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Harrison is departing as CEO five months earlier than originally scheduled.
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Quebec's anti-clerical upheaval began earlier than Ireland's, in the 1960s.
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Will there be any signs of a winner earlier than that?
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This is much earlier than we thought dinosaurs got so big.
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Pope asked if he could return to Nashville earlier than planned.
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For an athlete, retirement typically comes earlier than for other careers.
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The spectacle is kicking off earlier than normal at 10 a.m.
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Men tend to do it better and earlier than women do.
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Today, the snow is melting two weeks earlier than in 1985.
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We also went back in time earlier than we'd ever gone.
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Sunday -- three minutes earlier than what police previously reported, Lombardo said.
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The rigging often is legal and starts way earlier than college.
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Boeing might deliver new 737 Max planes earlier than previously thought
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This is earlier than we received any deal intel in 2018.
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That is a year earlier than what he promised on Wednesday.
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Here's a team giving up three picks, none earlier than 2021.
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They must have had a midlife crisis earlier than they expected.
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ET. Game 4.4.36 will begin no earlier than 24.25:26 p.m.
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The forecast puts the US economy's downturn much earlier than expected.
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Stock trading ended earlier than usual on Monday, at 1 p.m.
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These films are being made available on demand earlier than usual.
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No, Mr. Trump left the island an hour earlier than scheduled.
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Airlines recommended U.S.-bound travelers arrive at airports earlier than usual.
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She later reveals she was unfaithful earlier than she let on.
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The grand scheme finished under-budget and earlier than many expected.
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Kohl's kicked off its hiring "earlier than ever before" in July.
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The phase-out is earlier than set by most car makers.
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And they started looking for seasonal help much earlier than normal.
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The coffee chain wants to launch the PSL earlier than ever?
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"Donors are stepping up earlier than they have before," he said.
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Home Depot's stores will close earlier than usual -- at 6 p.m.
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Other powerful administration figures may have been aware earlier than that.
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Starbucks' Pumpkin Spice Latte is back earlier than ever this year.
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Now, he's due to be released three months earlier than planned.
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" Box pointed out that this year had unusually early-season melt days in April, and the melt season was "happening about three weeks earlier than average, and earlier than the record-setting melt year of 2012.
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Running late or going to be home a lot earlier than expected?
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I had to be on set a lot earlier than everybody else.
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Out the door earlier than normal to account for Super Bowl traffic.
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We probably won't understand how big these risks are earlier than June.
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But new research argues that diseases existed much earlier than previously thought.
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We probably won't understand how big these risks are earlier than June.
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I think maybe we'll release some of it earlier than we did.
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These will take place on June 24th, 18 months earlier than scheduled.
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India got a release date a week earlier than the United States'.
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Boeing will test its CST-100 Starliner vehicle no earlier than April.
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On Thursday, GM signalled a deal may be possible earlier than expected.
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Following pupation, the adult males emerge slightly earlier than the developing females.
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A repeal of Obamacare taxes a year earlier than the original bill.
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She said the grant allowed her family to upgrade earlier than expected.
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Why did Comey assume Sessions would recuse himself earlier than he did?
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Women took time off to raise children (and retire earlier than men).
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That cut-off is earlier than many women know that they're pregnant.
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Don't be surprised if you get tired earlier than usual this evening.
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Android N was first announced in March, several months earlier than expected.
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So why do some people get to experience grays earlier than others?
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"An American in Paris" is bidding adieu to Broadway earlier than expected.
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Starbucks is bringing back the Pumpkin Spice Latte earlier than ever before.
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"It's cleared earlier than it has in any other year," said Thoman.
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CBS said it reached its subscriber goal two years earlier than expected.
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These would be made on a Wednesday, a day earlier than currently.
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The ship returns to Florida on Saturday, a day earlier than expected.
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The alleged hacks ended no earlier than May 2015, the DOJ says.
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They wake up earlier than me and go to bed early, too.
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Ideally Lil' Chaos would be going to bed earlier than 9 p.m.
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Adam: I tend to get up earlier than that, probably around 9.
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And Disney World started serving pumpkin spice beignets even earlier than that!
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That might mean having to use Severino a day earlier than planned.
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It hints that humans began leaving Africa far earlier than once thought.
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Many stores are opening hours earlier than usual to accommodate the rush.
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Topper, because I was coming home four, five months earlier than scheduled.
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Italian authorities ended the 14-day event three nights earlier than planned.
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The Rutgers Future Scholars program also starts earlier than most: seventh grade.
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He worked out harder and earlier than even the NBA's best players.
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I assure her that Cavetown won't hit the stage earlier than 30.
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Perhaps unsurprisingly, nurses recognized the potential of TikTok far earlier than physicians.
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It's slated to fly an uncrewed demo mission no earlier than April.
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She's seeing Iowa voters who are engaging earlier than the last cycle.
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Consumers are also starting their shopping earlier than the typical holiday season.
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Kohl's started its holiday hiring earlier than ever this year in June.
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In May 2019, Yovanovitch was recalled to Washington, months earlier than expected.
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On this morning, however, I naturally woke up much earlier than normal.
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The AMA urges schools to start no earlier than 8:30 am.
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By then it was, but you and I first met earlier than that.
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This is a week to 10 days earlier than previous years, Brewer said.
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We knew much earlier than we anticipated that Barack Obama would be president.
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Both measures will take effect in September, four months earlier than originally expected.
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This means they must have originated even earlier than 3.465 billion years ago.
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"I'll be asking to see it earlier than it's available," said the actress.
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By North Korean standards, Monday&aposs announcement came a bit earlier than usual.
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The show is set thousands of years earlier than the events of GoT.
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Trump's team is fundraising earlier than any other president in modern American history.
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R. gets home earlier than usual, too, since he's attending his class remotely.
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"The timing is earlier than expected," said Pan Chenjun, senior analyst at Rabobank.
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Getting rid of Mr Zuma any earlier than that does not look easy.
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Worryingly for me, Pikin woke up earlier than anticipated and looked around sleepily.
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But rarely do studios release their Oscar contenders any earlier than the fall.
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Unfortunately, the feature is likely showing up a little earlier than Instagram intended.
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He left more than two hours earlier than his court-ordered eviction time.
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"He hit the brake a lot earlier than I was expecting," Hildebrand said.
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That's a decade earlier than the UN science body envisioned in their report.
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The company might release iOS 13 a bit earlier than expected this year.
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The researchers found that some plant species budded earlier than in the past.
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Uber's self-driving cars will hit the road this month, earlier than anticipated.
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It's proven to detect breast cancer 15 months earlier than any 2D mammography.
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However, flu activity continued to increase throughout January, peaking earlier than past seasons.
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She always feared that Mami and Miguel would arrive home earlier than expected.
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He seemed doomed to fail, and now he has failed, earlier than expected.
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Easton had to get up hours earlier than planned to finish her work.
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Buybacks are likely to start no earlier than October, the first sources said.
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Separately, Pfizer reported its quarterly results on Monday, a day earlier than planned.
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Autumn will be landing in your kitchen (and stomach) earlier than you thought.
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But since she exited earlier than anticipated, her plan never came to fruition.
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That's when she revealed that baby Miles came a bit earlier than expected.
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"We started on this journey rather earlier than many other companies," says Toon.
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Boeing's uncrewed Orbital Flight Test is targeted for launch no earlier than April.
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"Clearly, people were all over the Americas earlier than we thought," said Halligan.
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G. has an early meeting, so he leaves for work earlier than usual.
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The move comes earlier than markets anticipated at the beginning of the year.
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The race starts a week earlier than usual because of the Tokyo Olympics.
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I wound up leaving the office earlier than usual, right at 5 p.m.
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In fact, we might've been there 10,000 years earlier than we once thought.
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You have to get up earlier than you want to get up. 215.
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Books for the placing closed Monday evening - a day earlier than initially planned.
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Forecast models had anticipated Irma turning north earlier than it did, Jones said.
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For Donald Trump, though, that moment has come earlier than most — much earlier.
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WeWork is reportedly expected to IPO in September, earlier than investors had thought.
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Farmers agreed to give up some of their water earlier than previous planned.
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Starbucks is bringing back the Pumpkin Spice Latte earlier than ever this year.
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That year, it hit the milestone in October, 20 days earlier than 2014.
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The association's officials accused her of campaigning earlier than the rules permitted. Mrs.
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She also argues that she's prepared to invest much earlier than many others.
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Earlier than that, the roles of women in film suffered a similar stigma.
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She had come home after getting off her overnight shift earlier than expected.
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The resulting album is now being streamed earlier than its Friday release date.
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The new data put that shift at 10,63 years earlier than previously thought.
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Today, the company announced, McDermott has taken over his duties earlier than expected.
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The find indicates that human ancestors ventured from Africa earlier than previously believed.
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But the Mississippi has already reached flood stage, a month earlier than usual.
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Another plan called for a kickoff a few days earlier than June 18.
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That was months earlier than other approaches detailed in indictments secured by prosecutors.
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The American whiskey usually peaks much earlier than long-aging liquors like Scotch.
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The French retire earlier than workers in any other OECD country (see chart).
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Victoria's Secret's online store is back in action three days earlier than planned.
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It appears that Ms. Jenner has made her decision earlier than she expected.
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Under the new bill, they could start no earlier than 8:30 a.m.
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Pockets of the US are getting warmer and warmer weeks earlier than usual.
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He's earlier than I thought and he tipsily tells me about his night.
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Apple – Apple is offering $29 replacement batteries immediately, a month earlier than planned.
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I just need to get out the door 20 minutes earlier than usual.
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The Jeter ceremony is scheduled to begin no earlier than 13:35 p.m.
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It's slated to fly its first uncrewed demo mission no earlier than April.
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Vintners are harvesting their grapes three weeks earlier than they did the 1960s.
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President Donald Trump is leaving the NATO summit in London earlier than planned.
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Some airlines are asking passengers to get to the airport earlier than usual.
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A final investment decision could come earlier than the current target of 2021.
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In recent years, that peak has been happening earlier than it used to.
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She had the equivalent of a heavy period, which came earlier than usual.
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Additionally, 80 percent of recent retirees say those health problems arrived earlier than expected.
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ST PETERSBURG - RUSSIA'S SIBUR EYES IPO IN MOSCOW NO EARLIER THAN 2020 - CEO KONOV
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That means your retirement account will be depleted earlier than you would have intended.
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A decision against her could trigger elections earlier than the mandated December 20 deadline.
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I get up a little earlier than I would on just a normal day.
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So when they move, it's much earlier than the rest of the tech space.
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My oldest began school six months earlier than her peers at home in Australia.
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Because of this, she flew back home to New York City earlier than expected.
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On average, he said, smokers die 10 to 15 years earlier than non-smokers.
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It was sad, we definitely our race ended much earlier than we had hoped.
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Nicole and Wesley married on Saturday — about four months earlier than they'd originally planned.
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Researchers hypothesize that in preterm birth the cervix shortens much earlier than it should.
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And Macy's is opening earlier than ever this year, starting sales at 5 p.m.
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Kim and her krew leave a day earlier than the rest of the girls.
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In Europe they retire on average earlier than men and live five years longer.
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"We'd be expecting a lot earlier than that ... hopefully this year," Len McCluskey said.
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Looking to channel the Duchess-to-be a little earlier than the 2018 nuptials?
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I have an early start tomorrow, so I pass out much earlier than usual.
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I wake up 20 minutes earlier than usual since I'm walking to work today.
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"We introduced it to the fans earlier than we ever would normally," Evans says.
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Spotify's foray into video has gone live on iOS a little earlier than expected.
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Two years earlier than the Craigslist post which first appeared just 20 days ago.
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Our return trip to Wakanda is happening just a little bit earlier than expected.
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Second, Americans enjoy access to lifesaving drugs earlier than anyone else in the world.
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The flu season might hit a specific community much earlier than it appears nationally.
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I started coming in early, much earlier than my shift started, and worked late.
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Both want their jets to enter service in 2023, two years earlier than Aerion.
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The Malaysian ringgit's open level was quoted more than an hour earlier than usual.
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Maoris (that country's indigenous population) die seven years earlier than non-Maoris on average.
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Inflation rose more than expected as airlines raised prices earlier than usual Easter holidays.
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But even earlier than that, Ibaka rarely played center with the Oklahoma City Thunder.
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In recent years, the House has started the appropriations process earlier than the Senate.
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The institute estimates that 48 percent of retirees leave the workforce earlier than anticipated.
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His prediction is manifesting itself today, perhaps earlier than even he could have known.
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For everyone else, Sunday morning will come just a little bit earlier than usual.
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GE announced Immelt's retirement on Monday, which came about two months earlier than expected.
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If you want to access the money earlier than planned, you'll pay a fee.
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My surgery took place at the beginning of July, four months earlier than expected.
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"60 Minutes" reported that the administration began separating families earlier than was previously reported.
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"The listing, it's not yet decided when, maybe even earlier (than 2020)," said Jasser.
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John McCain killed that effort in July on an amendment vote earlier than expected.
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Get up two hours earlier than usual and write before you go to work.
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Hamdallah left Gaza less than two hours after he arrived — much earlier than expected.
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That planned retirement is about two and a half years earlier than previously expected.
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They have no way of knowing that spring is now arriving earlier than normal.
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Several states determined that to be around six weeks, two weeks earlier than Missouri.
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On Saturday, Disney released Frozen II on Disney+, about three months earlier than planned.
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Because of warm weather, the cherry blossoms may bloom earlier than usual this month.
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Studios are even releasing movies on digital much earlier than expected, including Warner Bros.
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Lockdown measures and travel restrictions were put into place comparatively earlier than other nations.
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Lockdown measures and travel restrictions were put into place comparatively earlier than other nations.
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Now it hopes to be a hit in your home, much earlier than expected.
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But that would be far earlier than most public health officials think is possible.
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The announcement suggests that the virus was circulating in Spain earlier than previously believed.
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This report suggests the apparent cover-up of the coronavirus began earlier than thought.
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Americans with serious mental illnesses die 15 to 30 years earlier than those without.
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"So many people told us come earlier than waiting and it's true," she said.
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She said she often finds they're on track to retire even earlier than planned.
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Hubei: Businesses are not to resume work no earlier than midnight on Feb. 13.
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The Model Y will likely become available much earlier than the Mustang Mach-E.
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Sanders far outpaced the others among voters who decided earlier than a month ago.
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Under the mandate, middle schools in California can open no earlier than 8 a.m.
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Pence aide who testified against Trump will be leaving his office earlier than planned
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Deals • WeWork is said to be considering going public in September, earlier than expected.
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And now researchers believe it went extinct a million years earlier than they thought.
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It's coming out anyway — better earlier than later and through himself, not through others.
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The book is set to be released Friday, four days earlier than originally planned.
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This year it began a month earlier than usual and ended a month late.
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Moreover, he found that their teeth had started to come in earlier than normal.
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AF This will throw your theory overboard, but it was even earlier than that.
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Bushfires are common in Australia but the season has started much earlier than usual.
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"Mostly because I'm asleep so much earlier than when the show airs," he said.
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He then called Mr. Trudeau "two-faced" and returned to Washington earlier than expected.
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ET in New York, half a day earlier than originally planned, the person said.
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Cyprus actually just recently repaid back the IMF earlier than it was supposed to.
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I offered to give up the job I love earlier than I would like.
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If the Democratic presidential field feels crowded earlier than usual, that's because it is.
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Daredevil is actually going to air a week earlier than that, on March 18.
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Should we have had two women partners earlier than a couple of years ago?
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I wanted to start earlier than that, but I felt it was too risky.
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Airbus said it would announce final figures on Wednesday, two days earlier than originally expected.
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I'm pet-sitting later, so I need to be presentable a lot earlier than usual.
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It followed heightened expectations that Bolsonaro's government could reveal pension reform plans earlier-than-expected.
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"Normally with friends, one person begins to have feelings earlier than the other," Patrick says.
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Rory is making late-night calls to Logan about coming to London earlier than expected.
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A: Start earlier than you think, because by age three they start getting money concepts.
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The directorate also expects several projects to start production earlier than previously anticipated, it added.
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Now every day I'm awoken (a little earlier than I would like) by Viva's singing.
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I get home earlier than my boyfriend, L., every day and I really enjoy cooking.
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Also, some news: Destiny 2 is out two days earlier than we were originally told.
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That might mean a person would die earlier than she or he may have preferred.
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UK time, almost two hours earlier than expected, according to the flight-tracking site FlightRadar24.
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The company plans to complete bookbuilding on July 4, a day earlier than previously announced.
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Police released the video earlier than normal "to dispel inaccurate information," Guglielmi said on Twitter.
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That's no good, and it opened up a little bit earlier than the kitchen portal.
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Too many people use it and conclude they can start collecting earlier than they should.
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STEVE MOLLENKOPF: It was actually a little bit earlier than that, believe it or not.
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"This isn't unexpected though it came earlier than expected," said a Jeddah-based fund manager.
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On the other hand, all Apple October events were held much earlier than that — Oct.
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To be eligible, companies had to be privately held and founded no earlier than Jan.
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Earlier than that, iOS and Android developers were — of course — making knock-offs of PUBG.
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Dayton said the episode had prompted him to disclose the prostate cancer earlier than planned.
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"If Norway commercial (production) goes rapidly it might be earlier than Australian commercial," he said.
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The machine's victory, watched by 18433m people, came a decade earlier than experts had predicted.
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You see the changes much earlier than you would in somebody with just regular skin.
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The find in Israel suggests modern humans may have left Africa earlier than previously thought.
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He joined us earlier than we thought and we couldn't be more excited and grateful.
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Related case: Soraa actually sued Ramanathan earlier than Khosla did, filing a complaint in June.
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Meet three people who retired earlier than expected, two by choice, one not so much.
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Since I moved, I've been waking up about an hour earlier than I used to.
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That's much, much earlier than ever before — Google usually waits until its IO developer conference.
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I'm up earlier than normal because I need to pick up a coworker before work.
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The first proper supersized wind farm shouldn't be expected earlier than 10 or 15 years.
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But it does show that they were expanding into the Arctic earlier than we thought.
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This is earlier than in the same period two years ago by about one month.
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This is earlier than in the same period two years ago – by about one month.
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For the book launch, the bookstore opened three hours earlier than usual at 7.01 a.m.
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She understood earlier than most that the potential for black achievement could be downright stratospheric.
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Pitting one lap earlier than Larson, Truex was the race leader after the cycle completed.
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Still, some witnesses have testified that Kyiv knew much earlier than Trump's allies have said.
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ET, a half-hour or hour earlier than last year's 163/216:214 p.m. starts.
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Brokers started to circle the posts earlier than usual to see what was going on.
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Mind you, the sipping children aren't high school students; we're reaching back earlier than that.
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Hong Kong's subway operator MTR Corp said it would shut some stations earlier than usual.
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In fact, "patriotic education" focussing on the shame of the past began earlier than that.
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If the position has to be sold earlier than expected, investors will take a loss.
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Here are a few examples of professional athletes who ended their careers earlier than expected.
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The rocket is planned for its own flight around the moon no earlier than 2023.
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The Food and Drug Administration approved the system in September 2100, months earlier than expected.
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Gonzalez said he expects to fly out to California earlier than the team on Sunday.
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Nervous and tired from waking up earlier than usual, Kohler wasn&apost paying full attention.
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It opened to Western investors far earlier than cities in the north of the country.
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Looking back, though, I'm able to see symptoms were there a lot earlier than that.
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The outgoing stars passed the torch to the next wave a little earlier than expected.
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It was not immediately clear whether a policy decision would also come earlier than expected.
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His father, Senator Prescott Bush of Connecticut, spoke out against Joseph McCarthy earlier than most.
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Yahoo itself reported last week that the breach took place earlier than was previously reported.
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Member nations must hold their elections no earlier than Thursday and no later than Sunday.
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One user enjoyed his stay but wished that the bar opened earlier than 4 p.m.
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Fiat Chrysler was impacted earlier than other automakers as COVID-19 spread globally from China.
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That is earlier than we need to leave regularly, so of course we are late.
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More broadly, Airbnb decided earlier than Uber to work with regulators rather than fighting them.
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Further, the South American soybean competition could be heating up a bit earlier than expected.
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The Ambassador was removed earlier than expected much to the shock of the Democratic Party.
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The NG planes were manufactured a generation earlier than the Max planes that were grounded.
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A new study shows the virus took off weeks earlier than Chinese officials have suggested.
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Bush fires are common in Australia but the season has started much earlier than usual.
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APS plans to end all coal-fired generation by 2031, seven years earlier than projected.
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Walmart started offering holiday deals, "earlier than ever" this year, on its website in October.
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Because of this, OB-GYNs tend to retire a few years earlier than other physicians.
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Uzbekistan expects to pour first concrete no earlier than 2020 because of the project's complexity.
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Alibaba closed its order books for institutional investors earlier than expected, CNBC reported on Tuesday.
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If you claim earlier than your full retirement age, you will receive a reduced benefit.
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There's also been movement of consumer goods earlier than normal for the spring fashion season.
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That's more than a decade earlier than what's considered full retirement age by Social Security.
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A confirmation vote by the full Senate would not be held any earlier than April.
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Are you seeing signs of spring, and, if so, did they come earlier than usual?
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But admitted students would still set foot on campus earlier than they would have otherwise.
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Eli Saslow: It's really something that began even earlier than that, in the early 2000s.
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In my mind, you guys ... Early on, earlier than most people, jumped right on Trump.
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Overall, none of the accounts I found appeared to have originated earlier than this year.
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Its sellers, though, started asking the company about tapping into its supply chain network earlier than the company anticipated, so for the last few months, the company focused on testing this new service, and it's now opening it almost a year earlier than originally planned.
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We know this because pumpkin spice season may be arriving earlier than it ever has before.
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The final round will be threesomes teeing off earlier than usual to account for the forecast.
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Herman's selections tend '80s with none earlier than 1978, Armstrong's '70s with none later than 1982.
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Little Ensley arrived just a few days earlier than her expected due date of January 28.
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Make an escape plan before the event in case you want to leave earlier than expected.
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The malware in question allowed the user to access computers running anything earlier than Windows 29.
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"That process comes earlier than we expected given Paal's age and the recent downturn", he added.
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It is also possible that Khloé herself was hinting at a breakup earlier than anyone realized.
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The prospect of an earlier-than-expected exit due to job loss isn't top of mind.
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Earlier-than-expected exits from the workforce may contribute to the share of retirees with debt.
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Keep the potential for an earlier-than-expected exit in mind once you hit your 50s.
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Cordray resigned in late 2017, seven months earlier than expected, to run for Governor of Ohio.
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Even more worrisome to him and others in Krolah, they're getting married earlier than ever before.
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The address comes one day after FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe stepped down earlier than expected.
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Summer technically starts on June 21, sure — but the summer mood begins much earlier than that.
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U.S. Census' foreign trade oil data is published weeks earlier than closely-watched EIA monthly figures.
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Doctors believe the Arkansas schoolgirl may have benefited from an earlier-than-usual diagnosis and treatment.
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This means that one of those two thresholds has now been exceeded, years earlier than expected.
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But too much drought can hasten browning and cause leaves to fall off earlier than usual.
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That's slightly earlier than originally thought: GM planned to start selling the car nationwide in September.
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I start getting ready for my boss's dinner — earlier than I usually would, because I'm nervous!
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Sunday's election was 18 months earlier than it would have been before Erdogan moved it up.
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But Laurent argues that the findings could mean these sleep stages evolved earlier than initially thought.
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B. let's me know he caught an earlier flight and will be home earlier than expected.
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Chris Christie was humiliatedThe facts: Chris Christie groveled at Donald Trump's feet far earlier than most.
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But the announcement came earlier than expected; the package, says Mr Draghi, also represents extra stimulus.
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The next launch opportunity is no earlier than 23:22019 UTC / 18:00 NZT, 5 May.
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"Set your alarm 30 minutes earlier than you normally would and put yourself first," she says.
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Her highly anticipated album, Queen, came out a week earlier than expected, and it's really good!
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Of course, babies tend to hit these milestones at their own pace – some earlier than others.
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The discovery shows that complex multicellular life appeared in Earth's history much earlier than previously thought.
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The company began promoting "Bright" on the streaming service back in March, much earlier than usual.
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Sure, some players called it earlier than others, with frustrations bubbling up just weeks after launch.
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"The 'time of visible life' seems to have begun much earlier than we thought," Bengtson said.
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"I felt good, I definitely threw more pitches earlier than I would like to," Koehler said.
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Hulu has released all eight episodes of the show's fourth season, a week earlier than scheduled.
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My #hurricane plan is much earlier than the watch phase because of family friends pets needs.
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Now, their day of reckoning with Trump on the NIH might come earlier than they thought.
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The date is a full month earlier than agency officials had hoped to begin the release.
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The legislators wound up their investigation earlier than planned because Austria called snap elections for Oct.
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Its decision to set targets in 2019 comes a year earlier than it had previously indicated.
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The announcement starts a 28503-day clock meaning negotiations can begin no earlier than Aug. 22019.
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That date is a full month earlier than agency officials had hoped to begin the release.
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And early doesn't have to mean 5 AM — it just means earlier than you do now.
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He has pushed to freeze Medicaid expansion two years earlier than called for in the legislation.
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Samsung's Indonesian arm may have shown off the Galaxy S7 almost a week earlier than planned.
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Samsung's Indonesian arm may have shown off the Galaxy S7 almost a week earlier than planned.
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That meant Trump's team knew about the investigation earlier than was previously reported, the report said.
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I think he hit the wall earlier than we thought and now he's punched through it.
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Earlier than any president before him, Trump filed his paperwork for re-election on Inauguration Day.
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No earlier than July, the Dragon will fly again, this time with a crew of astronauts.
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Pipeline monopoly Transneft and Russian Railways would be privatized no earlier than in 2021, he said.
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Current retirement policy requires female public servants stop working up to 10 years earlier than men.
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New Jersey-based Oyster Creek Generating Station shut down on Monday, a month earlier than anticipated.
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Instead, the company published the book a few days earlier than the originally planned publication date.
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ET: News that 'Fire and Fury' will be released four days earlier than expected was added.
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Pipeline monopoly Transneft and Russian Railways would be privatised no earlier than in 2021, he said.
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Ellison entered the race a month earlier than Perez and got a head start in fundraising.
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Eastern, two and a half hours earlier than ESPN did, and wrap up at 4 p.m.
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Amukamara noted that in recent years, the NFL has seen talented players retire earlier than expected.
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The 2628 filing season started one week earlier than the 28500 and 6900 filing seasons did.
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The announcement starts a 2628-day clock meaning negotiations can begin no earlier than Aug. 28500.
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For example, you can internally date texts and say this part is earlier than that part.
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He added that the next launch date will be no earlier than July 5 or 6.
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Let's say, for sake of argument, someone could pull out of the market earlier than most.
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It's an imperfect comparison, obviously, because Trump locked up his nomination much earlier than Clinton did.
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"Those people die 25 years earlier than the general population, often from cardiovascular disease," Mangurian said.
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Beijing later said foreign ownership caps would be removed by 2020, a year earlier than scheduled.
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If you do orgasm earlier than intended, there are also ways to make continuing more pleasurable.
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In general I think the positive surprise has been seeing interest beyond tech earlier than expected.
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The big picture: This event occurred months earlier than usual, and still set all-time records.
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The election will be certified no earlier than December 26 and no later than January 3.
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The vernal equinox starts Thursday, March 19, which is earlier than it's been in 124 years.
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And, maybe, the vaccine will arrive earlier than 12 months if we get really successful trials.
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That's five years earlier than California's current goal of producing all carbon-free energy by 2045.
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So the researchers released papers describing the flaws on Wednesday, much earlier than they had planned.
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We started asking couples over for dinner earlier than we ever would have in the city.
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Go deeper, via Carbon Brief: China's emissions 'could peak 10 years earlier than Paris climate pledge'
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There have been victories since the storm: the mayor announced schools would open earlier than planned.
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The entire train network had already been scheduled to close earlier than usual on Sunday night.
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On his first night in Vermont, he was in bed by 11, hours earlier than usual.
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Researchers are sharing what they are learning about the virus much earlier than in past outbreaks.
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The measure under consideration would require electric heat conversions earlier than that when replacing heating systems.
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Similarly, millennials start buying mutual funds earlier than preceding generations, according to the Investment Company Institute.
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Many leaders are pushing to make the Paris agreement legally binding years earlier than originally expected.
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And if you look at it, Singapore is emerging out of this epidemic earlier than expected.
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The Islanders will be returning full-time to Long Island a bit earlier than expected. Gov.
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The Z Flip's display starts showing permanent marks and scratches far earlier than actual glass would.
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This year's Australian outbreak began in April, two months earlier than usual, and persisted into October.
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Research has shown that gastrointestinal symptoms can begin up to 20 years earlier than movement symptoms.
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Parliament goes back in session on Wednesday, almost three weeks earlier than Mr. Johnson had intended.
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Deliveries of the vehicle would begin in the spring, at least three months earlier than expected.
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Wells Fargo Securities' Michael Schumacher sees year-end bond market volume dropping off earlier than usual.
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On extremely hot days, women in the US give birth earlier than they naturally would otherwise.
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Many companies started their upgrades earlier than in the past, he said in the CNBC interview.
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That evening, two days earlier than planned, Rolling Stone posted Penn's story on its Web site.
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You've been at Microsoft for, what, since you were born, or ... Just even earlier than that.
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Some are preparing for a potential downturn by cutting spending and raising money earlier than planned.
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And it's coming six days earlier than originally planned, the company confirmed to CNBC on Thursday.
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"If you look earlier than Bill Clinton, there was one Fed bashing after another," he added.
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It was released two days earlier than initially intended, according to the New York Law Journal.
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The closing is earlier than expected — the play had been scheduled to run until Jan. 7.
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Word came that Mr. Trump would hold a news conference almost two hours earlier than scheduled.
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"Lord decided that Trump was the answer much earlier than almost anyone else did," Kaminsky says.
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The game started an hour earlier than usual to accommodate a large television audience in eastern Canada.
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Results will start coming in a bit earlier than in other high-stakes states such as Pennsylvania.
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Barclays anticipates some countries will try to achieve cuts by doing maintenance on refineries earlier than planned.
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"Thus it could be that these processing principals evolved much earlier than we thought before," he said.
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When Eads' son was diagnosed with cancer, he retired earlier than he expected to tend to him.
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Ashley Rivas was 26 when she noticed she was getting tired earlier than usual on her runs.
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If all goes well, "The Bridge" should be able to be placed no earlier than mid-2019.
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One discusses the planet's earliest days, finding that its crust could have solidified even earlier than Earth's.
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Her husband voted earlier than she did, but he didn't see any stickers at his polling station.
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In 20143 those in the bottom income quintile died 4.7 years earlier than those in the top.
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It has been stymied by regulatory delays and an earlier-than-expected drop in transportation fuel demand.
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This is several years earlier than originally expected and unusually fast for a global United Nations agreement.
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One grassy sedge species, for instance, now buds 26 days earlier than it did a decade ago.
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Low didn't come on until 9:30, and you know Gwen can't come on earlier than J.Low.
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The report also found that homeless people died on average 22 years earlier than the general population.
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The U.S. central bank also indicated it will end its balance-sheet reduction process earlier than expected.
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"Last year, the fishing season ended in November because the squid disappeared" – two months earlier than usual.
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FOR A MOMENT, a looming political crunch in Tunisia looked like it would arrive earlier than expected.
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For now, it can be temporarily fixed by setting your computer's date to earlier than March 7th.
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Scientists say these unusual clouds are arriving earlier than usual, and greenhouse gases are the likely culprit.
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"Not only would they suffer a lot they would die earlier than they should," Juan tells CNN.
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It seems possible there's even more than has become public, beginning earlier than we might have known.
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One benefit is that the roof may open earlier than in the past, letting in the light.
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NBC reported that he was also "irritated" that Pence's selection had leaked earlier than he had hoped.
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Last year, it started hedging as early as June, months earlier than the typical August-September window.
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"North Korea is expected to exhaust its crop reserves earlier than usual this year," Lee told reporters.
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" "If he has a tough race back home for Senate, maybe he gets out earlier than anticipated.
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That is some months earlier than indicated by the EU commissioner in charge of the common currency.
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But according to the lawsuit, Uber was charging the fee earlier than the airport started requiring payment.
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But earlier than that, I became aware of it when people started telling me my favorite colors.
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"I was supposed to be going to school earlier than I was, but was late," she said.
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The Boston area has a sunset that is about 50 minutes earlier than in Ann Arbor, Mich.
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I will have to return to work earlier than I would have preferred because finances are tight.
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RUSSIA'S FINANCE MINISTRY EXPECTS PRIVATISATION OF TRANSNEFT AND RUSSIAN RAILWAYS NO EARLIER THAN 2021 - DEPUTY FINANCE MINISTER
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Story at a glance Researchers have developed an algorithm to detect breast cancer earlier than previously possible.
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Pali was designated a full-blown hurricane 19 days earlier than the previous record holder, Hurricane Ekeka.
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This is why we are talking about people getting to the airport a little earlier than planned.
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Trump said he moved Mattis' departure date up to January 1, two months earlier than originally planned.
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Chancellor Sajid Javid is expected to unveil a series of handouts to voters weeks earlier than planned.
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So, why do people complain every year that the Pumpkin Spice Latte is launching earlier than ever?
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To be eligible, companies had to be privately held, independently owned, and founded no earlier than Jan.
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Banks have been refinancing potentially problematic loans earlier than usual to allow more borrowers to stay current.
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She also says that the photographer left two and a half hours earlier than they had planned.
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We mentioned earlier than you should talk, and not just sit back and listen the whole time.
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"We were hoping to wear him down earlier than the ninth inning with two outs," Yost said.
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Fans of "Star Wars" will be able to visit the planet Batuu a bit earlier than expected.
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You want them to drop a Tom Fitton Judicial Watch request from two months earlier than that?
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This year's flu season started earlier than last year, and the level of reported illness was higher.
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Russia's 2019 grain harvesting started earlier than a year ago because of dry weather in several regions.
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The relay handoff came earlier than expected, after René suffered two injuries that have left their mark.
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Trump, fuming over Mattis's critical resignation letter, then pushed him out two months earlier than initially planned.
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The first formal talks on NAFTA, however, are not scheduled to happen any earlier than mid-August.
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People who used herbs, acupuncture and other complementary treatments tended to die earlier than those who didn't.
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It will pay that planned $180 million of bonuses in late April, a month earlier than planned.
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We decide to get in bed earlier than normal so we actually have time for sexy time.
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It's estimated the remaining sequels will shoot back-to-back no earlier than the end of 2020.
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The tech giant, meanwhile, posted less-than-stellar first quarter earnings results a day earlier than expected.
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"The Americans were on the case earlier than us, so we profited from their experiences," he said.
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The board is now weighing moving the start date to "several centuries earlier" than 1450, he said.
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In seven of the last 12 major currency crises, residents started bringing money back earlier than foreigners.
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And I will say, Rose was telling this story to reporters much earlier than this was public.
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The Dettah Ice Road across Yellowknife Bay closed on April 259, about two weeks earlier than average.
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The discovery of the tools also suggests that Homo sapiens were living in Asia earlier than expected.
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Mayor Darrell Steinberg ended the council meeting Tuesday night, two-and-a-half hours earlier than planned.
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But speculators turned on zinc earlier than any of the other metals and they've pushed it harder.
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The network sold out all of the time for commercials earlier than usual because of high demand.
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Their large leg muscles also fatigued much earlier than the muscles of running animals not on statins.
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That's "seven years earlier than full Social Security benefit eligibility for their age bracket," the report notes.
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Carly Chilton writes: My oldest began school six months earlier than her peers at home in Australia.
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The vehicle never made it to the space station and had to land much earlier than expected.
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They still made me come in a lot earlier than I needed to, and it was rough.
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"Our strategy is spending earlier than everybody else and setting the terms for the debates," Reed said.
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They suggest the virus, and its spread among humans, took off weeks earlier than Chinese officials said.
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However, 62mph winds hit the area 10 minutes earlier than expected, blowing thousands of embers their way.
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Boeing's Starliner is slated to fly its first demo mission without a crew no earlier than April.
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Walmart's layaway service for the holiday season will start this Friday, earlier than it did last year.
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In addition, the limited performance capability drives the need to develop a refueling system earlier than planned.
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For James, that meant returning to Los Angeles in playoff mode — much earlier than he would prefer.
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She had Kieran immunized six months earlier than the recommended age, because of the outbreak, she said.
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I still got tired quickly, and my day often ended earlier than I wanted — usually with a headache.
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But, Carter wrote, the severity of Baranowski's allegations prompted him to make his resignation public earlier than planned.
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That's two hours earlier than competitor Macy's, which said last month that it would open at 5 p.m.
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Fossil-fuel subsidies would need to be removed by 2025, much earlier than in the Sustainable Development Scenario.
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Those guys came in earlier than that, where we didn't raise huge amounts of money, really, until 2011.
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Most presidents don't like to start raising money and spending campaign funds any earlier than they have to.
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"It teaches you to definitely be sexual earlier than you should have, than you're supposed to," he said.
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The report from program trustees says Medicare will become insolvent in 2026 -- three years earlier than previously forecast.
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It wants to launch 25 new electric and hybrid vehicles by 2023, two years earlier than previously planned.
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And this year it's come earlier than usual, just in time for a potential peak over the holidays.
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Alibaba's Singles Day GMV beat last year's figure in yuan terms earlier than it toppled the dollar record.
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A new study suggests the first plants to make this evolutionary leap appeared much earlier than we thought.
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The lender is also starting its capital increase earlier than planned, on February 6, according to the reports.
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And one controversial paper claims humans inhabited Southern California 130,000 years ago, ten times earlier than other estimates.
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This is several weeks earlier than when the first giant nest was spotted on June 13 in 2006.
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The President, who has a merciless nose for political weakness, may have spotted Biden's vulnerability earlier than anyone.
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The highly-anticipated Kat Von D Pastel Goth Palette has dropped a full four days earlier than expected.
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China ultimately withdrew the rig, a month earlier than its announced plan, saying its work had been completed.
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They started earlier than the other carmakers, so, they've got a few years' lead in the horse race.
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If Chicago gets a measurable amount of snow this Halloween, it would come 17 days earlier than normal.
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Mostly solo trips, since I did some excursions by myself and left Bourbon Street earlier than the others.
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The comparison suggested that Native-American genomes diverged from their Siberian ancestors no earlier than 163,000 years ago.
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Landon Clements had the chance to gain national exposure far earlier than she did with Bravo's Southern Charm.
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If that's the case, then the giant impact likely occurred much earlier than the first emergence of lifeforms.
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At one point, it seemed that the show was upending viewer expectations by dispatching Rick earlier than expected.
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On June 2nd his cabinet said the state of emergency would be lifted two months earlier than planned.
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A criminal investigation, which is considering personal and corporate manslaughter charges, will probably conclude no earlier than 2019.
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This research pushes the origin of ultrasonic hearing in whales about 10 million years earlier than previous estimates.
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The plane will depart on March 8 at 2:00 PM, which is 25 minutes earlier than usual.
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And it's led them to suggest that maritime technology developed in Asia-Pacific much earlier than previously thought.
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Starting in the 1960s, these programmes were introduced in some areas a few years earlier than in others.
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The leak is likely to force him to come clean about the details earlier than he had planned.
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It has enabled millennial investors to begin saving for retirement far earlier than their baby boomer parents did.
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"He was always there earlier than I was and was always there later than I was," she said.
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The referee stopped it a little bit earlier than I thought he should have, but it ended nicely.
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State-run PNB has already surprised markets with an earlier-than-expected profit for the quarter ended Dec.
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Older subjects (in their 50s and 30s) went to bed earlier and got up earlier than younger participants.
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Princess Margaret's ill-fated romance with Group Captain Peter Townsend may have started much earlier than originally thought.
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What it means: Modern humans emerged earlier than we thought and dispersed across the continent, continuing to evolve.
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Chinese traders said the cancellations, however, were likely booked earlier than the deals made following the trade truce.
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It's only a half hour earlier than I had my alarm set for originally, so I don't mind.
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On Wednesday, Mnuchin pushed Congress to raise the federal borrowing limit before its August recess, earlier than expected.
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The inventory build is in part due to refiners ramping up production earlier than usual, in Kilduff's view.
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Ball barely missed becoming the youngest NBA player with a triple-double, 27 days earlier than LeBron James.
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Buccaneers coach Dirk Koetter had no interest in helping ignite a quarterback controversy a week earlier than necessary.
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I started getting acne when I was in 6th grade, a lot earlier than most of my friends.
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It isn't every day that a couple can choose to step away from the workplace earlier than anticipated.
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S. Congressman still has a few months in federal custody before he's freed ... still earlier than originally expected.
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If true, the findings would mean that our species originated at least 100,000 years earlier than previously thought.
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ISTAR GOZAYDIN, a professor at Gediz University in Izmir, felt the sting of Turkey's purges earlier than most.
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That means all of the spacecraft's major milestones will actually occur 48 minutes earlier than the times listed.
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He believed his goal could be achieved by the end of 2019 — years earlier than commonly thought possible.
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The discovery indicates that some humans left Africa far earlier than researchers previously thought and spread far wider.
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In Alberta, he said, the fire season now begins March 1, a month earlier than in the past.
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Indrawati: I think we will continue making our best effort to make it, hopefully even earlier than that.
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Demand was so strong that the company turned down cornerstone investors and stopped taking orders earlier than planned.
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And some buyers are already in the market for winter supplies, replenishing inventories earlier than usual, traders said.
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The announcement came after the bank held its annual general meeting on Friday, three months earlier than usual.
|
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But spending could also rise sharply if growth starts to peter out earlier than expected, government officials say.
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Theaters list movie start times that are 15 to 20 minutes earlier than when the movie actually starts.
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One recession has followed another, with each period of recovery and expansion fading out earlier than the last.
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The network, she said, is urging colleges to set their aid application deadlines no earlier than Feb. 1.
|
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Looking at the chart, it is clear that this year's launch date is actually earlier than years past.
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Trump did decide to move Mattis' departure date up to January 1, two months earlier than originally planned.
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"That's a lot earlier than people were expecting," said Manash Goswami, portfolio manager at First Asset Investment Management.
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Justin Rose has started his third round of the British Open much earlier than he would have liked.
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But even if the Aggies fall earlier than expected, Kennedy has already taken measure of the bigger picture.
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We're going pretty fast, even taking over another group that started out 30 minutes earlier than we did.
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Saturday class — a little earlier than I normally go, but he's an earlier riser than I'll ever be.
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Some refiners say they filed their applications far earlier than April, and say the EPA is already late.
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Does that mean Californians are doomed to die earlier than the rest of Americans because of climate change?
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MSCI EM began to claw up at the end of October, two months earlier than the world index.
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However, the sign-up deadline on the federal site is six weeks earlier than it was last year.
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They started earlier than their European peers and have better access to the vast U.S. venture capital resources.
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Matter Chipped rocks found in western China indicate that human ancestors ventured from Africa earlier than previously believed.
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I leave an hour earlier than I need to so I can drive and get her Tim Hortons.
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Perhaps the aggressive testing had just made the scale of the problem clear earlier than in other places.
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"That the policy shift has come much earlier than I had considered likely has massive implications," Edwards said.
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Despite having cases detected earlier than most countries worldwide, Japan has seemingly not been overrun by the coronavirus.
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In addition, Walmart plans to pay out a separate quarterly bonus to employees 30 days earlier than scheduled.
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But dolphins, researchers reported Wednesday, start mugging for the mirror as early as seven months, earlier than humans.
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Closing arguments, she said, might begin the next day — several days earlier than defense lawyers had originally predicted.
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With the heat, we may even see her earlier than when she appeared against Spain the other day.
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With the summer blockbuster season starting earlier than ever, an all-you-can-eat theater subscription sounds appealing.
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The agency said that it expected filers who claim those credits to receive refunds no earlier than Feb.
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I tend to believe, actually, the virus likely made its way to New York earlier than we think.
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The couple has reportedly been together since at least March of this year, possibly even earlier than that.
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But today, one aspect of Minority Report seems to be on track to arrive much earlier than 2054.
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Zeus was accommodating to the student's needs and allowed them to move in earlier than the intended date.
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Alaska cruises are expected to start up a bit earlier than usual for Viking and some other lines.
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Whether Samsung can convince people to do that upgrading a little earlier than usual is harder to discern.
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Delta Air Lines decided to suspended flights until April 30 beginning Sunday -- four days earlier than initially planned.
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China scrapped those foreign ownership limits a year earlier than originally planned, state-run media agency Xinhua said.
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Those are important accomplishments, and they came a year earlier than almost anyone within the Giants organization expected.
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My first order from Uber Eats, from a nearby Thai restaurant, actually arrived a bit earlier than expected.
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JPMorgan analysts said Teva now faces full generic competition for Copaxone nine to 12 months earlier than expected.
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Compared to other years, we've seen more deals (good ones, too) launch earlier than before, specifically right now.
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SCHOOL'S OUT FOR-EVAH: The Senate left last night for the August recess, a week earlier than scheduled.
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The government began publishing nationwide inflation numbers a week earlier than before, starting from the data for January.
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But it would have been helpful had we had a discussion about this much earlier than last week.
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That is months earlier than the White House has admitted becoming aware of the problems in Porter's past.
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When night fell on Monday, the city turned much quieter and darker, with shops closing earlier than usual.
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As I kept saving, my mother resolved to retire earlier than planned to pursue a more peaceful life.
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Vindman was pushed out of his role months earlier than expected, according to a statement from his attorney.
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The ruling puts Parliament back in session almost three weeks earlier than expected, and has consequences for Brexit.
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Classes for high schools, including those operated as charter schools, will start no earlier than 8:303 a.m.
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The deal, which requires the approval of both companies' shareholders, is expected to complete no earlier than June.
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NSW state has been one of the hardest hit by bushfires, which started earlier than usual in September.
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Fans will now be getting access to the streaming service a week earlier than expected on March 24.
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King thought he would go far earlier than the fifth round, when the Chargers took him in 2017.
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She had started out just 245 minutes earlier than usual in the morning, and all had gone smoothly.
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Oracle also announced financial results for its first fiscal quarter on Wednesday afternoon, a day earlier than expected.
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Last September, the state brought forward the cut-off date to 2022, eight years earlier than initially planned.
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The President caught some by surprise with the impromptu announcement that came some 24 hours earlier than expected.
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In later years, boys tend to move into shift work and minimum-wage jobs earlier than girls do.
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Sales are starting earlier than ever, and the deals and discounts are getting tougher to keep track of.
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He usually has dinner going or ready when I get home, since he gets off earlier than me.
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One is extremely tall and skinny, the other is average height but developing breasts earlier than the others.
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In Britain, the wheat harvest has just got underway earlier than normal, with a smaller crop widely anticipated.
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The metro areas with the highest average percentage of commuters who leave for work earlier than 25 a.m.
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The handouts have fueled speculation he will call an election earlier than the scheduled deadline of mid-2018.
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If we were fabricating our material, we would be able to leave school far earlier than we do.
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A final announcement on Ms. Balshaw's appointment is expected no earlier than next week, The Financial Times reported.
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This suggests Ukraine knew about the aid freeze earlier than previously believed, potentially undermining a key Republican defense.
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The revelation means the Trump campaign was aware of WikiLeaks' election-year plans much earlier than previously understood.
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"The global supply has been absorbed rapidly by countries hit earlier than us by the virus," said Hanson.
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Stefan: We know we got married earlier than the average person, but we felt the time was right.
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Some insisted that fetal viability came earlier than the 24- to 28-week time frame set in Roe.
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Notice is required no earlier than 10 days before the election, and no later than two days before.
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The auction ends earlier than the fifth day if there is a round that draws no new offers.
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No sign of Axl Rose, but it's possible he arrived way earlier than the rest of the band. Hahahaha!!!
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Sara Evans was no different, except the tears for her son's major milestone came a little earlier than expected.
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Paranoid about the hospital bill, I convinced the doctor to let me out earlier than he would have liked.
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This population expansion happened at least 4,200 years ago, but it may have taken place much earlier than that.
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Far earlier than what was originally thought possible, Birgeria americana reigned over vibrant marine ecosystems with an iron fin.
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Notably, contactless payments will exceed $1 trillion for the first time in 2018 – one year earlier than previously estimated.
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Once a machine can detect autism earlier than doctors, a whole new set of practical and ethical problems emerge.
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Faced with the evidence, he ordered the barrage to be opened on April 2, 10 days earlier than before.
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Normal life is just about continuing in Tripoli, though prices are rising and businesses are closing earlier than usual.
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That's 2300,22 years earlier than previously thought, highlighting its use among some of the earliest settlers of Southeast Asia.
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If you go earlier than that, okay, remember, this product has been on the market since the late 1800s.
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Under its "intensive ambulatory care programme", patients are helped to leave hospital earlier than is usual for their conditions.
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Babies born prematurely - earlier than 27 weeks - often have difficulty breathing and digesting food in the weeks after birth.
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The world's largest country by population could hit a ceiling six years earlier than expected, a new report predicts.
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Babies born earlier than 37 weeks often have difficulty breathing and digesting food in the weeks immediately following birth.
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True, he saw earlier than others that borders had to be controlled before grand resettlement schemes could be countenanced.
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Microsoft's press conference this year is a day earlier than usual: 212PM ET / 23PM PT on Sunday, June 11th.
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Harrison, who last week resigned earlier than expected from Canadian Pacific, has confirmed that he is working with Hilal.
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We call it a day earlier than usual because it's sooooo hot, but we got in some fun climbing.
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I have a lot to get done today and probably should have gotten to the office earlier than usual.
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This year, California legislators pushed for a bill that would require schools to start no earlier than 8:30AM.
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This year, these signals have started to appear by as much as 10 to 22 days earlier than normal.
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EST, but this pervasive problem put a rush to release a patch much earlier than the company had planned.
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So when the president said, it started a lot earlier than we knew, we&aposre not clear about that.
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A YEAR earlier than expected, Norway's sovereign-wealth fund, the world's largest, surpassed $1trn in assets on September 19th.
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A year earlier than expected, Norway's sovereign-wealth fund, the world's largest, surpassed $1trn in assets on September 19th.
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This week Mr Abe called a general election to be held on October 218nd, 913 months earlier than necessary.
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Refinery29 has speculated that Grande and Davidson started dating far earlier than we realized — likely sometime in April, actually.
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The firm debuted its prototypes in December, going on to launch its semi-driving features earlier than originally scheduled.
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The second is an early retirement program that provides retirement benefits earlier than employees would generally qualify for them.
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Einride also says it might expand the route even farther earlier than planned, given the strength of client demand.
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In addition to the call on rates, Goldman now sees the Fed's balance sheet reduction ending earlier than planned.
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Thanksgiving is fast-approaching — it falls earlier than usual this year — meaning that it's time to start menu planning.
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This research suggests that humans probably evolved the ability to grasp the meaning of words earlier than previously assumed.
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To qualify they had to have entered the U.S. before they turned 83, no earlier than June 15, 1981.
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Activity on the last trading day before Christmas was light, with traders expected to wind down earlier than usual.
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Starting tomorrow, Starbucks (SBUX) will begin offering six holiday beverages, about 7 to 10 days earlier than previous years.
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On the other hand, it's far earlier than most abortion laws set the limit — usually a matter of months.
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As it happens, his resignation occurred earlier than expected, even before the administration has named his de facto replacement.
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Apple is now offering battery swaps for $29 (down from $79) a few weeks earlier than it originally promised.
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Getting up earlier than you should to give yourself that brief workout that helps you get through the day.
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Such redemptions will allow clients including local authorities to pay back the loans earlier than their original contracts allowed.
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Our base case is for a meaningful improvement in demand, if any, to become visible no earlier than 29935H16.
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Pending developments, the central bank said it may increase the buffer earlier than the targeted Oct 1, 2019 date.
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One amendment would dismantle most of Obamacare's taxes one year earlier than initially proposed, in 2017 instead of 2018.
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King didn't become a radical; he was already a radical much earlier than people realize, some King scholars say.
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Most officials expected the climate deal, negotiated in December in Paris, to take effect no earlier than next year.
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They can pick up minute fragments of tumor DNA earlier than a CT scan can see a physical tumor.
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The rejection, accidentally uploaded on the regulator's website earlier than expected, had knocked down shares of the telecom operators.
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Emnett and his wife retired earlier than planned and have used their portfolio to supplement their employer-provided pensions.
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In fact, it's arriving even earlier than we imagined, available today as a free download from the Nintendo eShop.
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The drug, which was approved earlier than expected, will compete with Eli Lilly & Co's Forteo and Amgen Inc's Prolia.
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Strong sales during the holiday quarter helped the company reach its goal of exceeding $268 billion earlier than expected.
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They are aiming to wrap up the rewrite by the fall, suggesting banks may enjoy relief earlier than anticipated.
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To get started on the path to being exceptional, you must start earlier than the rest of the pack.
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"We recognized this much earlier than most, that the issue of transit usage was not about infrastructure," Martz said.
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European steelmakers association Eurofer said it welcomed the fact that the duties would be in place earlier than normal.
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With tomorrow being Thanksgiving (Happy Thanksgiving!), The Outlet Pass has arrived one day earlier than normal this week. Enjoy!
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They knew they weren't ready to be parents, so they returned home earlier than expected to get an abortion.
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The net exporter status comes earlier-than-expected as a previous forecast believed it would be achieved by 22020.
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The barbera grape ripens earlier than nebbiolo, which gets pride of place in the sunniest parts of the vineyard.
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In January, the bank transferred some 37 billion lira in profits to the Treasury three months earlier than scheduled.
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In the end, all major creditors settled, allowing the city to leave bankruptcy much earlier than many initially expected.
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Give him a ton of credit for trying to come back from a tough injury earlier than anybody has.
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The Department of Agriculture says it's working with states to issue February benefits earlier than usual, by January 20.
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The publisher also said that it plans to release the book on Friday, four days earlier than originally planned.
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Because of the illness, the ship will return to Port Canaveral, Florida, on Saturday, a day earlier than expected.
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It is widely believed among Chinese parents that starting earlier than others is the key to succeed in China.
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The survey ultimately found that younger generations are beginning to save for retirement much earlier than those before them.
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"We harvest now throughout Northern California three to four weeks earlier than we ever used to," Grahm said grimly.
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Valeant on Tuesday said it expects to repay more than $5 billion in debt earlier than it had targeted.
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Throughout sports history, there have been professional athletes who have retired earlier than expected, often times because of injuries.
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Under the legislation, thousands of federal inmates will be able to leave prison earlier than they otherwise would have.
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That's about a month earlier than in previous years, said Daniel Bouton, the council's director of community health services.
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But if you withdraw from your 403(b) any earlier than that, you'll generally be charged a 10% penalty.
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That case is set to go to trial earlier than the DC case, with a late July start date.
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That is earlier than predicted in OPEC's latest official forecast, which calls for a balanced market by late 2018.
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Both parties' presidential nominating conventions are earlier than usual this year, which resulted in a longer summer congressional recess.
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Black Friday 2019 falls on November 29, but you'll be able to access the sale even earlier than that.
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Walmart has already started rolling out deals online, earlier than it ever has before, because of the shorter season.
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Additionally, last October, Caterpillar's chairman and CEO Doug Oberhelman announced he would resign from his positions earlier than planned.
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The Bipartisan Policy Group estimates the debt ceiling so-called X date is in September, earlier than most thought.
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Cheatgrass spreads by growing earlier than native plants each spring, using up moisture in the soil and producing seeds.
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Happy hours at local bars are even starting seven hours earlier than normal just to host Comey watch parties.
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General Electric shares ticked higher in after-hours trading following the earlier-than-expected retirement of Chairman Jeffrey Immelt.
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Men die on average five years earlier than women, according to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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The plaintiffs in the court case argued that Apple should have disclosed the problem much earlier than it did.
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After this apparent spat, neither player did particularly well at Wimbledon — both lost earlier than they were expected to.
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"Local brands are moving fast in these areas and embrace ecommerce much earlier than the multinationals," Mr Yu said.
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"I have to go an extra hour earlier than anybody else, because it's not random checking," Ms. Syed said.
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"Retailers responded this year by offering promotions earlier than ever, with some rolling out holiday deals even before Halloween."
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Congress's annual summer recess will start earlier than ever this year because of political conventions scheduled for late July.
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And I have no doubt that the virus was here much earlier than it was in any other state.
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Since dolphins develop earlier than humans in those areas, the researchers predicted that dolphins should show self-awareness earlier.
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The plane needed to make an earlier-than-scheduled pit stop "due to a fuel system malfunction," she added.
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For Ms. Frey, harvesting watermelons earlier than usual puts her into competition with the late-winter crop from Mexico.
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If so, that would mean that at least some modern humans migrated from Africa far earlier than previously thought.
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Details: Disney released "Frozen 2" on Disney Plus this week, three months earlier than it was expected to stream.
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"He made the diagnosis that Catalonia couldn't fit within Spain much earlier than most other Catalans," Mr. Xirgo said.
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The CW also announced that the show's third season would debut a bit earlier than expected, on October 7th.
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Star Wars: The Last Jedi and Cats soon followed, appearing on VOD earlier than their scheduled home video releases.
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I get up earlier than usual because last night I was too tired to do all my lunch prep.
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New York (CNN Business)Disney fans in parts of Europe will be able to access Disney+ earlier than expected.
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That's about a month earlier than Ukraine was previously known to be aware that the aid had been withheld.
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The approval late on Tuesday by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration came earlier than both companies had expected.
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Patou and I both became acquainted with life's flux far earlier than many of our respective species typically do.
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Businesses hurried to close earlier than normal while tens of security personnel and heavy military vehicles patrolled the town.
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Researchers concluded that a wave of modern humans departed Africa far earlier than previously known: some 200,000 years ago.
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Because February had milder weather, earlier than usual seasonal hiring in industries like construction may have boosted jobs numbers.
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Justin Bieber's hit the stage earlier than expected ... but instead of singing his biggest hits he went full Kanye.
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And finally, the Venice Carnival, which was set to run through Tuesday, was closed earlier than planned on Sunday.
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For example, we introduced the character of [the alt-right media personality] Brett O'Keefe earlier than we had anticipated.
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Give Ravitch her due: She's been right about a lot of things, earlier than many others in her field.
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In June a scientific expedition found that permafrost in the Canadian Arctic is thawing 70 years earlier than predicted.
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So I had to cancel everything and fly back home earlier than planned to prepare for this important event.
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Some polling stations had opened earlier than the official time while some ballot boxes were already filled, they said.
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One of the issues we are looking into is, did this scheme begin far earlier than we first understood?
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The country is greying fast: the number of working-age people began shrinking in 1503, years earlier than expected.
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Babies born prematurely - earlier than 22 weeks - often have difficulty breathing and digesting food in the weeks after birth.
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Some individual farmers have been compelled to reduce costs by sending animals to slaughter earlier than planned, she said.
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Amazon brought a version of that computer to life recently — albeit a few centuries earlier than "Star Trek" predicted.
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Maybe that's earlier than they thought, but again, this is a team capable of beating anybody in the nation.
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Nicole Rolf, the Bureau's director of national affairs said the officials were headed back to China earlier than planned.
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The tournament ended -- with Tiger Woods winning his fifth Masters in dramatic fashion -- earlier than usual at mid-afternoon.
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It was a Republican campaign slogan in the 1880s, which means it appeared much earlier than most people think.
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T-Mobile will start pre-orders earlier than all the rest; it will begin taking orders at 9:01 p.m.
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What's more, these cultural shifts happened tens of thousands of years earlier than what was suggested by earlier archaeological discoveries.
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In many cases, retailers and logistics companies started holiday hiring earlier than ever this year, and it's not over yet.
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"Sometimes you have to walk," Trump said during a news conference after the talks, which broke up earlier than planned.
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Orders and customer collections arrived earlier than anticipated and GE said this trend should "balance out" later in the year.
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Some analysts say that could be because Guaido had made his announcement a day earlier than he was expected to.
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The presence of these stone tools suggests that human ancestors left Arica roughly 10,000 generations earlier than previous estimates suggested.
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Because of this, some will begin hitting the gym earlier than is recommended, doing exercises that could potentially be harmful.
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Dianne Feinstein (D-CA) previously agreed to these dates even though she knew recess could have started earlier than expected.
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To be honest, this attention came earlier than we expected, and certainly before we had fully launched our contemplated services.
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A recurring theme throughout this experiment was guilt — specifically, about coming in later and leaving earlier than all my coworkers.
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DeepMind's success came decades earlier than many had predicted, and the new Master version of AlphaGo is more powerful still.
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I'm up a little earlier than usual today because I have an early meeting, at least a half hour away.
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Still, these admissions make sense given that American women first become mothers far earlier than women in other developed nations.
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"The oil market has gone from nearing storage saturation to being in deficit much earlier than we expected," Goldman said.
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The U.S. central bank has cut rates twice this year and ended a balance-sheet reduction process earlier than expected.
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Those flights were originally supposed to happen this year, but are now estimated to take place no earlier than 20183.
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The tot's Christmas Eve milestone was a lot earlier than expected as he was born 10 weeks premature in 2016.
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His research suggests that the poorest 1% of women die an average of ten years earlier than the richest 1%.
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We just learned that Gigi Hadid's Jetsetter Palette is launching at Ulta Beauty earlier than expected — as in, right now.
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The oldest fossilized coral was dated to 302,000 years ago, so the landslide couldn't have happened any earlier than that.
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That outlook is earlier than predicted in OPEC's latest official forecast, which calls for a balanced market by late 2018.
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And in America, which strengthened controls earlier than Europe did, the market for jobs in compliance has eased a bit.
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In Washington, DC, spring arrived 22 days earlier than historical norms, as indicated by data on leaf-outs and flowering.
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The company's valuation was not disclosed, but we reported earlier than it values Go-Jek at $1.3 billion post-money.
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Head to bed around midnight with the goal of waking up earlier than 10 tomorrow — my unattainable goal it seems.
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The game is coming earlier than you might have expected, though: the release date is set for January 25th, 2019.
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Our first look at the next chapter in EA's Star Wars: Battlefront series is here, a little earlier than expected.
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But what about an informant who is paid a fortune, and who sets up way earlier than a Russian hoax.
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North Korea has continually made major advancements in its nuclear and ballistic missile programs earlier than outside experts had projected.
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But what about an 'informant' who is paid a fortune and who 'sets up' way earlier than the Russia Hoax?
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In these neighborhoods, people die an average of 10 years earlier than those who live less than 10 miles away.
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RPT-FED SAYS IT WILL CONCLUDE REDUCTION OF ITS AGGREGATE SECURITY HOLDINGS IN AUGUST, TWO MONTHS EARLIER THAN PREVIOUSLY INDICATED
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The luxury home goods retailer said the strong results were due to being able to ship products earlier than anticipated.
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This new discovery shows that a population of pre-Clovis people adapted to the region much earlier than previously assumed.
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Kuroda also shrugged off lingering market speculation that the BOJ would dial back its huge stimulus program earlier than expected.
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So we'll probably see fall colors earlier than usual this year, and they won't last as long as previous years.
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That means that an Oscar win would come less than nine years later — one year earlier than Lopez's even decade.
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During the rocket's climb into orbit, the main engine on the Atlas V shut down six seconds earlier than expected.
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It projected a possible rise in interest rates for the second quarter of 2019, three months earlier than previously expected.
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Perhaps. A moon colonization effort might have bankrupted the Soviet economy a decade or so earlier than in our world.
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We still use the classic method on old devices (anything earlier than iPhone 8), but the quality difference is huge.
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Knudsen's wife Trine gave birth to a girl several weeks earlier than expected after he had already arrived in Russia.
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KIEV (Reuters) - Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko on Thursday said he opposed holding elections earlier than is mandated by the constitution.
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Samsung's UBD-K8500, the first Ultra HD 4K Blu-ray player, has gone on sale a bit earlier than expected.
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BMW, which invested in fuel saving technologies earlier than most rivals, was not part of the recall, the official said.
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When thousands of other people are searching for places, responding even minutes earlier than others can make a huge difference.
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" KONG DONG-RAK, FIXED-INCOME ANALYST, DAISHIN SECURITIES "The rate cut was earlier than we thought but not totally unexpected.
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Most often than not, our mother would end up calling her to ask her to come home earlier than planned.
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SpaceX said on Friday the company expects the first full mission of Starlink satellites to launch no earlier than May.
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Michael's leaving a day earlier than he told everyone and says heartfelt goodbyes to all his co-workers except Pam.
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These back-of-the-box/can/package recipes would have originated earlier than that, however, in the 1920s and 1930s.
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Did Schiff have ANY access earlier than Committee & if yes, why did he not immediately share this with his Committee?
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Naftogaz said it expected that PCA would decide on compensation for losses not earlier than by the end of 2020.
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Last year, Shanxi province voluntarily expanded its production cuts to more cities and enacted the curbs earlier than Beijing required.
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While this reform wouldn't change Social Security's overall liabilities, some benefits would be paid out earlier than under current law.
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This year, after a mild U.S. winter, spring weather arrived more than three weeks earlier than usual in some places.
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"They found out very early on, or much earlier than I expected them to," she told investigators on Oct. 85033.
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Also, Immelt retired as chairman about two months earlier than expected this month, giving that post to Flannery as well.
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"They found out very early on or much earlier than I expected them to," she told investigators on Oct. 30.
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"It's significantly earlier than we normally would see a change in the jet stream," said Ed Shimon, a NWS meteorologist.
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But the seeds for the movement were planted earlier than that -- in 1996, when Burke was a youth camp director.
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On Sunday, Trump, angry at Mattis' resignation letter, said Mattis would leave two months earlier than the secretary had planned.
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Bank of America plans to raise its minimum wage to $28500 an hour in 6900, a year earlier than expected.
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What is surprising is that young Americans anticipate being financially independent several years earlier than their parents expect them to.
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And the next day, Mr. Carlstrom arrived on Governors Island, in New York Harbor, about four minutes earlier than expected.
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Archivists also found the first solo show devoted to a female artist, earlier than previously believed, but not exactly momentous.
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In Asia, where messaging became more popular earlier than in the United States, WeChat and Line are used by millions.
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But the direct line to these more bellicose moves begins earlier than that and goes directly to the White House.
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When Cruella decides to kill off the puppies earlier than anticipated, her henchmen are unsure how to approach the task.
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Eid, the annual festival following the month-long Ramadan fast, fell on June 25, 10 days earlier than in 2016.
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A recent expedition reportedly led scientist to discover permafrost in the Canadian Arctic is thawing 70 years earlier than predicted.
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Its arrival in cities, along with the outbreak beginning three months earlier than usual, further aided the spread of infection.
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Bolton made a point to note Thursday that Trump released his Africa strategy two years earlier than President Obama did.
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One of the sources who spoke to CNBC said the book will close half a day earlier than originally scheduled.
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The colleague told me that Peters emerged earlier than anticipated, appearing shaken, and said that they had to leave quickly.
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It's not only several years earlier than originally projected, it is also a fast-growing deficit in a booming economy.
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Mr. Uhry, who was born in Atlanta three years earlier than the setting of his play, knows the milieu well.
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Ryan adjourned the House for the weeklong July Fourth recess early Thursday morning, a day earlier than had been planned.
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While this comes earlier than hurricane season's start on June 1, it's not expected to be an overly active season.
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The newly-public company said that it would break even on an adjusted EBITDA basis this year, earlier than expected.
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You'll be in a fun, flirtatious mood today, but you may find yourself getting tired earlier than usual this evening.
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That's why I think I learned much earlier than most people that being transparent is going to save your ass.
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Canada's Thanksgiving occurs on the third Monday in October, about a month earlier than its counterpart in the United States.
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And he went to bed two hours earlier than he normally would, to counter the effects of the time change.
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When they retire earlier than men, many women miss out on some of those higher earning years, Professor Maestas said.
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In 2014, the American Academy of Pediatrics recommended that middle and high schools start no earlier than 83:30 a.m.
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He will start earlier than that, but he will be placed on the side, and with some restrictions in place.
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And even though we all started saving for retirement earlier than our boomer parents, we've still accumulated significantly less wealth.
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"But these strong changes we're seeing in winter … might mean this can happen a lot earlier than these projections suggest."
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This would entitle me (and many, many others) to claim Social Security and Medicare almost a year earlier than before.
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Taylor Mac's first Broadway play, "Gary: A Sequel to Titus Andronicus," will close on Sunday, seven weeks earlier than scheduled.
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Mr. Hailemariam eventually became a man without allies; his resignation was hardly a surprise, it just came earlier than anticipated.
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His capacity to be authentic and inhabit his truth, he can do that much earlier than I was able to.
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NASA said Boeing's un-crewed Starliner would fly "no earlier" than April, with the crewed mission currently slated for August.
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In June, the government projected that Medicare funds would be depleted by 2026, three years earlier than estimated in 2017.
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HPE now expects the deal to close by the end of the 2019 fiscal year, which is earlier than expected.
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If they refuse, the Securities and Exchange Commission could be forced to file a case earlier than it might otherwise.
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Mural got there a little earlier than its market, which appears to have put it in a strong position today.
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Held earlier than usual this year, Honey Weekend offers its perennial family art project: "Be a Bee," from 10 a.m.
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What set off the volatile swings overnight was a report saying the much-anticipated negotiations might end earlier than expected.
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Angola LNG took traders off guard by returning earlier than expected from a maintenance outage that began in late October.
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That is earlier than most of its technologically minded peers, which tend to mature a little more before going public.
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"By championing the compelling case for business action, we have reached 100 members three years earlier than expected," she said.
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One interpretation is that the era of African migration could date back a hundred thousand years earlier than previously thought.
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Blackstone is predicting a market surge that could take out its S&P 500 year-end target earlier than expected.
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Alibava finished her master's degree three weeks ago, after doing extra study last summer to finish earlier than her classmates.
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The EIA expects U.S. production to top 11 million bpd in late 2018, a year earlier than projected last month.
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But 45% of Minnesota voters had made up their minds earlier than that, and 45% of those voters supported Sanders.
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But the slump in form started earlier than that, and has seen Djokovic make several changes to his coaching staff.
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Students for Fair Admissions, the group that filed the complaint, wants a trial to begin no earlier than October 24.
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Tangshan already ordered steel mills, cement and other plants to cut output in early October, a month earlier than expected.
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And therefore, they need to ease into it earlier than you otherwise would so that you don't get that dislocation.
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The production restarts and new capacity come as local prices and demand rise, and are earlier than some experts expected.
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Overnight, Dow futures plunged more than 300 points on a report that the trade talks might end earlier than expected.
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But even though the nominee will be formally picked then, we&aposll probably know who wins much earlier than that.
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ET, September 19: Apple has bumped the release of iOS 13.1 to September 24, six days earlier than previously planned.
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I get in by 8, which is an hour earlier than usual but I want to try and get ahead.
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Brown, who was also sentenced to three years of supervised release, will report to prison no earlier than Jan. 8.
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Amazon has already jumped in, releasing its top toy list this week — 10 days earlier than it did last year.
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Facing a shorter holiday shopping season this year, U.S. retailers started rolling out their Black Friday deals earlier than usual.
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The smelter was shut down in early October for annual maintenance, two days earlier than planned due to a leak.
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It supports the growing research that modern humans left Africa 2300,2000 years ago and interacted with Neanderthals earlier than thought.
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They also signaled they were open to end the reduction of the Fed's bond holdings earlier than they had planned.
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The sun dipped behind the skyscrapers of the Central district just after 5 pm, hours earlier than six months before.
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UPDATE: China's embassy said on Friday that the delegation cancelled its planned visit and returned to China earlier than expected.
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Traditional Masculinity Can Hurt Boys, Say New A.P.A. Guidelines Men die earlier than women and commit more acts of violence.
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Lately it has moved more than expected, requiring scientists to update the World Magnetic Model a year earlier than planned.
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Shalala's campaign said she's staying positive and began an earlier-than-usual ad buy this week to emphasize her experience.
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His stablemates, though, made the journey back to the United States much earlier than planned after a series of disappointments.
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In some cases, children, particularly women, are retiring earlier than they planned or are cutting back on hours, experts say.
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He retired a year earlier than expected, according to media reports, and became a fierce critic of Obama's foreign policy.
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"We are seeing reductions earlier than we ever expected," U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Gina McCarthy said in an interview.
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But given the uncertainty we're facing, I think the Fed is more likely than not to go earlier than expected.
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" She even had to wake up earlier than he did, the president said, "because she had to get her hair done.
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But Katzourakis found hints that the virus had infected reptiles, amphibians and even fish far earlier than 100 million years ago.
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The oil market looks set to rebalance earlier than expected as OPEC members cut production, according to a report from UBS.
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I took it off, once again prompting my app to question why it stopped collecting my sleep data earlier than anticipated.
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"If confirmed, the findings suggest that hominins were occupying North Africa almost a million years earlier than previously thought," said Scerri.
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Some cities in top steelmaking province Hebei have even ordered mills to enforce the production curtailment a month earlier than expected.
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Their fascinating new paper, published today in Nature, shows that early walkers had adopted an advanced gait earlier than scientists expected.
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Alice Liu of Chesterfield, Missouri, went with "ebbot" — and was eliminated earlier than she was last year in her bee debut.
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