One name is emerging as the saving grace: Wisconsin Gov.
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That's why Meadow is emerging as the Amazon of weed.
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Telehealth, or virtual visits, are emerging as one possible solution.
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China is emerging as a key powerbroker on the continent.
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Their physical safety and security was emerging as an issue.
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Similar patterns are emerging as the protest controversy rolls on.
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Biotechnology stocks are emerging as the standout performers in October.
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Instead, emerging as the establishment favorite is much more critical.
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Other cities and small countries are emerging as hubs, too.
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But the accusation is emerging as a theme of Mrs.
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New Hampshire is emerging as a crucial battleground for Sens.
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The Nordic countries are emerging as leaders in library design.
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But those early layers are now emerging as enormous liabilities.
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Kazakhstan is emerging as a neutral platform for diplomatic negotiations.
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Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts emerging as his most vehement critic.
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India is emerging as a key demand center for refined fuels.
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Efforts to curb borrowing are themselves emerging as a new risk.
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Many are emerging as middle-class consumers for the first time.
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Vietnam is emerging as a technology market of note in Asia.
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Today the crowd is re-emerging as a force in politics.
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Eventually, boos began emerging as Trump dropped the jokes almost entirely.
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But a new theatre of war is emerging as a result.
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Telehealth is emerging as an attractive solution to overcome these problems.
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That's emerging as a central challenge of the Democratic presidential primary.
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That one is already emerging as a major award-season favorite.
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Beto O'Rourke won the state's Democratic primary election, emerging as Sen.
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Drug stocks like Amgen are also emerging as big decliners now.
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Amazon is emerging as a strong third competitor in the market.
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The Spanish ecosystem has seen some companies emerging as category leaders e.g.
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Mrs Merkel and Mr Macron are emerging as the bloc's green champions.
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German-speaking Europe is emerging as an arena for intra-Catholic conflict.
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That abnormality had initially manifested as déjà vu before emerging as prosopagnosia.
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Zara is emerging as a popular brand for celebrity moms-to-be.
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Now she's emerging as the resilient Hilltop leader Gregory refuses to be.
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Periodical cicadas live up to 17 years underground before emerging as adults.
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But more details are emerging as the suspect is now in custody.
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This month, the site underwent a face-lift, re-emerging as carmenbusquets.
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Women are emerging as the moving piece in this year's presidential election.
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Which character, from the core four, is emerging as the fan favorite?
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Wilcher won by 10 percentage points, emerging as a steadfast CorrectHealth defender.
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Spain, Germany and France are also emerging as hot-spots in Europe.
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Drivers are emerging as a flashpoint between cities and ride-hailing companies.
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Emerging as a leader — getting a promotion to management — is one thing.
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Walmart shares are emerging as a winner during the chaotic coronavirus crisis.
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But he is emerging as the President-elect's favorite Democrat on Capitol Hill.
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It's been about re-emerging as a new me: myself, as a mother.
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We believe Toronto is emerging as a center of excellence for regenerative medicine.
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Frankfurt and Dublin are emerging as early winners for banks' post-Brexit operations.
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And Game is emerging as a real leader in the racial equality movement.
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ChemChina is now emerging as the most dynamic globaliser among China's state enterprises.
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Telemedicine, or virtual visits, is emerging as one way to overcome these challenges.
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Far from emerging as an industry pioneer, NRG has become a cautionary tale.
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Among them, the young women who are emerging as leaders in climate activism.
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The technology sector is emerging as a locus of expensive private equity deals.
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Those uprisings left a mixed legacy, with only Tunisia emerging as a democracy.
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His second term, of course, ended with Donald Trump emerging as his successor.
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John Bolton, the new national security adviser, is emerging as an influential figure.
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Yadava sees clear sector winners emerging as the tax reform picture becomes clearer.
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That thinking is based on what is emerging as a Trump administration pattern.
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He is now emerging as one of Mr. Trump's most vocal congressional allies.
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Uber director Huffington is rapidly emerging as the public face of the company.
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Tom Cotton is emerging as a key White House ally, particularly on immigration.
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I think that is emerging as a major issue about just concentration generally.
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Age is emerging as the most important dividing line in the Democratic primary.
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Wisconsin is emerging as one case study for where the Clinton campaign fell short.
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Sustainability has become a focal point for brands, mainstream and emerging, as of late.
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Henry had just 474 yards through 12 games before suddenly emerging as a force.
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And behind the scenes, she is emerging as an influential adviser to those running.
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Dick's is emerging as the biggest victor from the demise of its chief competitor.
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That's why it's emerging as a good-enough-for-now solution to climate change.
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Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont are emerging as major destinations for roving beer lovers.
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Their stories are emerging as the death toll from the storm continues to mount.
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Asia is emerging as the battleground for wealth managers as Western markets slow down.
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It continues to attack us in what is emerging as a new Cold cyberwar.
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As such, Merkel is emerging as Trump's most outspoken critic in the international community.
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Russia is increasingly emerging as an enemy of the U.S., not just a rival.
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Abortion is emerging as a top campaign issue at a challenging time for Republicans.
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Instead, online lenders are emerging as the pioneers, catering to China's rising consumer class.
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But as the turmoil has calmed down, SoFi is emerging as the new leader.
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At the time the Act passed, cellphones were emerging as the next big thing.
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Educated, well-traveled and tech-savvy, they are emerging as the new target market.
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But in terms of creative, original content, Facebook Live is emerging as a winner.
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Delivery is emerging as a crucial service in the new world of autonomous mobility.
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Various forms of "load flexibility" are emerging as a significant force in energy systems.
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Both banks were founded in 1870, as Germany was emerging as an industrial power.
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And he is emerging as a credible contender in the 2020 presidential speculation game.
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At least Vice is emerging as a survivor; the company has rolled up Refinery29.
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Bliss, 35, is emerging as one of his party's most closely watched young strategists.
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And that Instagram and WhatsApp (under the Facebook umbrella) are emerging as real competitors.
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"Walmart's e-commerce operations are emerging as a true challenger to Amazon," she wrote.
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The protests roiling Hong Kong are also emerging as a potential source of friction.
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The region is emerging as a new hot spot for gas exploration and production.
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New sexual harassment rules for Congress are also emerging as an area of consensus.
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Discovery is emerging as a way to find products, especially on places like Facebook.
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His son has not been shy about emerging as a prominent voice in conservative politics.
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John McCain, who is emerging as a fierce critic of the new administration's foreign policy.
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In East Hampton, the modern artist's former residence is emerging as an unexpected cultural hub.
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"I see the PRD emerging as an art destination," says the V&A's Luisa Mengoni.
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Out of all these routes of exposure, however, diet is emerging as a major one.
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Cities like Austin and Houston are emerging as major hubs for startups and local businesses.
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But Michelle Obama is more and more emerging as a big player in Democratic plans.
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Pittsburgh, as we've reported previously, is emerging as a hotbed for robotics, AI and transport.
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In this latest geopolitical drama, the UAE is emerging as playmaker in the Yemen crisis.
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Enterprise software is emerging as an exception to some investors' caution around the technology sector.
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"China is emerging as a spender," Chief Financial Officer Daniel Durn said on the call.
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Kris Bryant is emerging as the leading MVP candidate for the best team in baseball.
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Energy-hungry China is emerging as possibly the most important market for the United States.
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But the tide has turned, with core banking emerging as winner from the regulatory clampdown.
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Emerging as one of the world's 10 most expensive cities this year is Switzerland's Bern.
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In the recently published Barron's autumn 'Big Money Poll', 64% see Warren emerging as such.
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And while they duke it out, China and Russia are emerging as the real winners.
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The looming budget debate is emerging as the biggest headache for congressional Republicans in 2628.
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These days, the house is also emerging as a flash point in Hungary's culture wars.
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The Kraft-Heinz brand's food porn-inspired spot is also emerging as a fan favorite.
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Rep. Katie Porter is quickly emerging as the hero we need in these uncertain times.
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The People's Daily said Beijing was emerging as an "unprecedented opponent" for the United States.
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"The heroine was emerging as heroic," he writes of the show's denouement in St. Louis.
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Moreover, Georgia is emerging as a regional hub for trade on the New Silk Road.
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But one Capitol Hill veteran is emerging as President Trump's most stalwart and effective ally.
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The country is also emerging as the world leader in the development of electric cars.
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At the same time, it's not impossible to see Hickenlooper emerging as a viable candidate.
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With uncertainty in the American immigration system, Canada is emerging as a center for research work.
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Regardless, the bouncing boulder theory is emerging as the most plausible explanation for Phobos' distinctive grooves.
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They stay in the big cities, especially in Beijing (which) is emerging as an internet center.
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While all three of these stars are popular, Gillum is emerging as the big national hope.
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One figure stood out: Mr Navalny, already emerging as the leader of the anti-Putin movement.
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Washington (CNN)Free college is emerging as the new hot topic on the 2020 campaign trail.
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Erdogan himself rose to prominence as Istanbul mayor in the 21.4s before emerging as national leader.
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And with all the recent stories of exploding phones, it's certainly emerging as a likely suspect.
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They are totally mysterious, living on Westworld's margins and never emerging as full characters—until now.
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That stage is still emerging as companies begin to see the benefits of the serverless approach.
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It still seemed risky as the country was just emerging as a destination for foreign investors.
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"Buttigieg is emerging as a top pick for a wide variety of Iowa Democrats," Murray said.
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Hurdles are already emerging as banks start reworking contracts with multiple borrowers at the same time.
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Sacramento and Albany, not Washington, are emerging as the capitals most important to our energy future.
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Warren has feuded with Trump in the past, emerging as a prominent critic of the administration.
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Strategists on both sides say Nevada is emerging as the most important race in the country.
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Louisiana, which has seen coronavirus cases climb this week, is already emerging as another hot spot.
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Wolfe, meanwhile, thinks the Chomskyans clearly lost the debate, with Everett emerging as an obvious victor.
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Auger-Aliassimeis a breathtaking talent who is emerging as an heir apparent to the Big Four.
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Though just 28, McBride, who is trans, is quickly emerging as a political force of nature.
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But now, he is emerging as the party's most prominent voice in a time of crisis.
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Young contestants on a talent show demonstrated why China is fast emerging as America's chief rival.
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Those two stats signify the changing face of entertainment, with technology companies emerging as key players.
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Airlines are emerging as a soft target for hackers and other adversaries of the United States.
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As mourners gather in vigils and memorials, "Amor Eterno" is emerging as the anthem of farewell.
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Greenland is emerging as the centerpiece of the State Department's effort to foil China's Arctic dreams.
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Meanwhile, the company is emerging as the lead bidder to acquire Merck KGaA's consumer-health business.
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As mourners gather in vigils and memorials, "Amor Eterno" is emerging as the anthem of farewell.
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By contrast, South Korea under the leadership of Park Chung-hee was emerging as an economic powerhouse.
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There's no doubt Los Angeles is emerging as a must-go destination for the world's coffee-crazed.
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Close behind was Kisner, at 34 emerging as a player of the highest order in the majors.
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Vietnam is emerging as a preferred destination for companies looking to move production because of tariff concerns.
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So much so that it is now emerging as the main challenger to Amazon in online groceries.
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"And in the meantime, Europe is emerging as a bright spot in the global economy," she said.
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A number of recent national polls show Biden and Sanders emerging as Democratic primary voters' top picks.
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Material and industrial stocks weigh on the index with chemical manufacturer Alpek emerging as the biggest loser.
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"He's emerging as one of the elite players in the game," Red Sox manager John Farrell said.
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And other data shows that increasingly, heroin and fentanyl are emerging as deadly drivers of the epidemic.
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On the other side, though more commendable, you have Medicare for All emerging as a litmus test.
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Buckley and Kenner became tight friends, with Kenner emerging as a frequent contributor to Buckley's National Review.
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Instead of symbolizing Brazil's triumphs, he is emerging as an emblem of the scandal-plagued political establishment.
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Entertainers and athletes with a social conscience are again emerging as a vital force in public life.
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Seventeen-year-old Hebh Jamal is quickly emerging as a young leader in the fight against Islamophobia.
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The crypto wars appeared to be over, with encryption and its infosec champions emerging as the victors.
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Cotton, who is emerging as a leading conservative voice in the chamber, is picking up Sessions's mantel.
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That could include India, South Korea, Taiwan and Thailand, all of which are emerging as steady buyers.
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The common theme here is that smartphones are emerging as the most promising alternative to credit cards.
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China is emerging as a new competitor — and it is battling saturation even in its domestic market.
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Hong Kong is emerging as an increasingly likely compromise, according to two sources familiar with the matter.
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Now, divisions are emerging as a group of House members push their leaders to open impeachment proceedings.
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The virus is now spreading faster outside China than within, with Italy and Iran emerging as epicentres.
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Conway is emerging as a top candidate for the job, but most likely on an interim basis.
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In addition, exchanges in other countries, like India, are also emerging as leaders and capturing market share.
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He's now a junior in college, majoring in philosophy, and emerging as a writer and an artist.
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But his tale embodies the tensions emerging as Western countries intensify their hunt for the Kremlin's secrets.
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His tale embodies the tensions emerging as Western countries intensify their hunt for the Kremlin's secrets. 6.
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Rights lawyers were emerging as a powerful new voice in defence of those who felt marginalised and downtrodden.
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But foreign governments are emerging as popular targets as well, putting taxpayers at risk for ever-larger claims.
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Article continues after the video below Which character, from the core four, is emerging as the fan favorite?
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Most remarkably, a region once known for copycat products is emerging as a world-class cluster for innovation.
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Philip Hammond, the chancellor, is emerging as the loudest voice for a pro-market, liberal sort of deal.
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It's emerging as a major Oscar contender, a rare feat for horror, a genre that's almost always overlooked.
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North Korea is emerging as one of the most pressing foreign policy problems for U.S. President Donald Trump.
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Microphotography was just emerging as a novel form of documentation when Rochard began designing dolls in the 1860s.
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And now China, as a result of that, on top of that, is emerging as a world's market.
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No longer understood as just a Chicagoan import, it was emerging as an authentically British, post-grime artform.
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It showed how older fault lines, including Catholic-Orthodox rivalry, were re-emerging as the communist permafrost melted.
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At the time, Trump led the GOP field in delegates and was emerging as the party's likely nominee.
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Even in Indiana, emerging as the most important state, the Cruz-Kasich pact appeared something less than decisive.
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Conway, meanwhile, has almost disappeared from television after emerging as one of Trump's leading representatives earlier this year.
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Green issues feature elsewhere on this year's long list, with "plogging" also emerging as a popular conversational term.
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And the American light heavyweight Andre Ward is on his way to re-emerging as a commanding figure.
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Facebook and other platforms, like Hulu, Netflix, and Amazon, were emerging as new marketplaces for long-form video.
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New Paltz is fast emerging as a Hudson Valley favorite and this former barn easily gives away why.
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Meanwhile, Harris is now emerging as a media favorite, thanks in large part to her clash with Biden.
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Alibaba is also emerging as a cloud player, but so far it has little cloud business outside China.
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Huawei is shipping its Honor smartphones into 70 markets worldwide and is emerging as Huawei's key growth driver.
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Kowalkiewicz emerging as the most obvious #1 contender definitely provides some fascinating fodder for the division's next chapter.
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Mr. Barr is quickly emerging as the most influential figure in the second half of Mr. Trump's term.
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Even more concerning is the increasing number of sham products and nonsense regimens emerging as Covid-19 treatments.
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This comprehensive biography draws on newly-available correspondence between the four, with O'Keeffe emerging as the electric center.
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The national government was in retreat and cities were emerging as the new power centers filling the void.
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It's coming into focus now: Amy Klobuchar is coming from behind and emerging as a very strong contender.
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The new Fed guidance is emerging as bank directors say they are overwhelmed by minutiae in their jobs.
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It was emerging as a safari destination, and Pendjari, under new leadership, as a jewel of the country.
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It was emerging as a safari destination, and Pendjari, under new leadership, as a jewel of the country.
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For immigrant rights advocates, it's a troubling pattern emerging as tensions run high between the US and Iran.
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Over time, some industries have gone away, but new jobs keep emerging as we continue inventing new things.
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Senator Ron Johnson, a longtime Ukraine defender, is emerging as one of President Trump's most vocal congressional allies.
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In the years that followed, US military officials warned that Iran was emerging as a leader in cyberwarfare.
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But emerging as a key figure in special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation seems to have made him jump ship.
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Britain's position as Europe's financial center is emerging as one of the main collision points in the Brexit talks.
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He purchased the estate in 2015 after emerging as one of the largest private landlords on U.S. military bases.
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Below, the 10 men and women with the best chance of emerging as the Democratic nominee in 20. 24.
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They are emerging as the favoured middlemen between China's state enterprises and firms in Central Asia and the Gulf.
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Philip Hammond is emerging as the most impressive candidate to replace Mrs May: a serious man for serious times.
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This city, located in the south-central region of Texas, is emerging as a major player in informational technology.
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State governors, and not the federal government, are emerging as the leaders on vehicle electrification and automated vehicle deployments.
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South Korean pop music is emerging as a surprise victim of the worsening geopolitical feud between Seoul and Beijing.
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Shortly after emerging as China's paramount leader in 1978, Deng Xiaoping declared his ambition of achieving "reunification" with Taiwan.
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Whether we like it or not, open/closed is fast emerging as a new political reality around the world.
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Yet pundits increasingly see the ageing TV-and-property magnate re-emerging as a force in the country's politics.
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This is the guy that's really emerging as a guy setting the table for a lot of his teammates.
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Mnuchin has largely put that to bed for the last week, but it's re-emerging as things get close.
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Groupama-FDJ's Pinot, who is slowly emerging as Team Ineos's main rival, is 12th, 52 seconds off the pace.
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That said, the Clinton plan may be a sign that disability is finally emerging as an important campaign topic.
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This redefinition of mobility is essential to understanding the prominence of those countries emerging as the world's "talent champions".
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All of which leads us to the odd sight of Donald Trump emerging as the choice of evangelical leaders.
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InVision is emerging as an operating system for product design, from the idea phase to product development to shipment.
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China is emerging as a leader in energy efficiency, posting the highest score on IEA's Efficiency Policy Progress Index.
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But nearly 30 years later, popular support for socialism is emerging as a serious political force in the West.
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Twitch pioneered the idea of a game-streaming platform, with YouTube and Microsoft's Mixer emerging as its major competitors.
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New revenue lines are emerging as even basic items like a hairbrush, shower head and tape measure are reinvented.
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Defensive stocks are emerging as possible market leaders and are a sign of the markets' shift, Acampora points out.
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The killer is nonalcoholic steatohepatitis, known as NASH, which is emerging as one of America's gravest public health issues.
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After emerging as the leading "establishment" candidate competing with Trump and Cruz, Rubio faces high stakes in New Hampshire.
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Kubernetes, however, has become a massive movement in the cloud computing business, emerging as something of an industry standard.
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These new devices are emerging as the smartphone industry suffers from people holding on to their phones for longer.
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In announcing the reward, the State Department described Hamza bin Laden as "emerging as a leader" of al Qaeda.
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That internal project was spun out as a startup last year, emerging as an AI platform with 18 services.
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Her Venus looks as if it were ripped through digital time and space, emerging as a metallic Pompeiian fossil.
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Now, they are emerging as a bulwark against the groundswell of anger over governance breakdowns that exacerbated the epidemic.
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But new surveys have indicated that Sanders and Biden may be emerging as the top picks among that pool.
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Data center processor chips are used in cloud computing, an area that is fast emerging as a big business.
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Collins said that Trump was emerging as a "voice of reason" amid the increasing tensions in the Middle East.
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More big league givers keep emerging as the vast fortunes of a second Gilded Age are harnessed to philanthropy.
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More and more, Quinn has noticed facsimiles, developed to douse high-powered college offenses, emerging as robust N.F.L. prospects.
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Data center processor chips are used in cloud computing, an area that is fast emerging as a big business.
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A separate Reuters-Ipsos poll on Friday found the U.S. economy re-emerging as a major concern for voters.
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"Hamza bin Laden ... is emerging as a leader" in the al Qaeda franchise, the department said in a statement.
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Massachusetts was emerging as a new hot spot for the virus, along with California, New York and Washington State.
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The Internet sensation, with over 8 million followers on Instagram, is also emerging as a fashion force to reckon with.
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And already, as the transition enters its second week, foreign policy is emerging as a potential trouble spot for Trump.
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Second, there is now a strong national security adviser, Mike Flynn, who is emerging as a force in foreign policy.
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Still, Sanders goes into New Hampshire as the favorite and with the possibility of emerging as the undisputed front-runner.
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A new front in this battlefield is emerging, as the government cracks down on international schools catering to Chinese citizens.
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China's middle-class consumers, emerging as the internet took off, have always been inclined to shop online (see chart 1).
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Still, jewellery is more broadly emerging as one of the brightest and fastest-growing spots in the luxury goods sector.
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Shopify Plus head Loren Padelford confirmed our earlier notion that Shopify is quietly emerging as "the" DTC platform for CPG.
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With child separations emerging as a growing crisis at the US border, government contracting has become more controversial than ever.
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Video dominates social media — it creates 10x more comments than text — and is emerging as a necessity for B2B media.
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A source in Malaysia's Defence Ministry said last week that the Rafale was emerging as the frontrunner in the contest.
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Cuper also entertained a question from a reporter about Salah's prospects of emerging as the top scorer at the tournament.
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Susan Collins: Collins made her decision early and stuck to it, ultimately emerging as the repeal bills' harshest GOP critic.
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LA-via-Atlanta singer 21.28HRS is emerging as a new secret weapon in the world of trap-leaning R&B.
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Qandala is the first town Mumin's men took since emerging as a rival force to al Shabaab a year ago.
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You've learned hard lessons about responsibility and commitment, and are now emerging as a wiser, more mature version of yourself.
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The channel has been mostly aligned with Trump more recently, with Sean Hannity emerging as one of Trump's loudest backers.
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Renewal, a think-tank founded in 2013 to promote working-class Toryism, is emerging as the new regime's brains trust.
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When Michael Jackson died, YouTube was just emerging as a popular platform to watch piano-playing cats and music videos.
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There is risk of constraints on the BoJ's policy flexibility emerging as they face the challenge of persistently low inflation.
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The retractable roof, which is emerging as one of the main characters of this Open, was closed, and everything changed.
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This week's debate: The Toronto Maple Leafs are good again, and Auston Matthews is emerging as an early MVP candidate.
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Prescription drug spending, which increased 12 percent nationally over the last year, is also emerging as a top 2016 issue.
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Binding bids were submitted earlier this month, the sources said, with Generali and Catalana emerging as the two main bidders.
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Already misinformation on tech platforms and their responses to it is emerging as a key issue on the campaign trail.
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America's budget woes are re-emerging as a flashpoint for debate on Capitol Hill, complicating Republicans' quest for tax reform.
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As the new pneumonia-like disease spread quickly in China, the dollar is emerging as an ultimate safe-haven destination.
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Instead, in the House Intelligence Committee hearings, Stefanik stepped out into the spotlight, emerging as an outspoken critic of impeachment.
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In Egypt, where Islamists both violent and peaceful are under total siege, Salafi-jihadis are emerging as their only champions.
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For now, former President Barack Obama is emerging as the top Democrat making the case for the party this fall.
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As business fads go, blockchain is emerging as a particularly profitable way to turn any company's stock into a winner.
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And the vote's outcome has not prevented some high-profile Remain campaigners from emerging as winners in the consultancy world.
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Japan, in particular, is re-emerging as an export powerhouse, drawing large benefits from its Chinese and Korean business operations.
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If the Harris and Booker campaigns continue to stall, some can envision Patrick emerging as an electable alternative to Biden.
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A moderate candidate emerging as the nominee (investor interest in Bloomberg's prospects is building) is also viewed as a win.
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But Christie delivered a bravura performance tonight, emerging as the only candidate onstage whose energy and fervor could match Trump's.
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It's emerging as a dominant argument among conservatives uncomfortable with the social movement, including New York Times columnist Bret Stephens.
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The White House's additional request for border aid in May wound up emerging as a major sticking point as well.
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The show's soundtrack, which became a platform for emerging as well as established artists, was one way to execute that.
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The hulking Swede, who now sharpens his tools American Top Team, is slowly emerging as a real contender at 205 lbs.
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She's spent this election cycle emerging as possibly the best Clinton, even having her reputation burnished by the Podesta email leaks.
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This time around, the payment mechanism for the infrastructure plan is already emerging as a very strict non-negotiable for Democrats.
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ICOs generated more than $6 billion for startups last year, with Southeast Asia, and Singapore in particular, emerging as a hub.
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China also appears to be emerging as a big player in renewables, accounting for a third of the $286 billion spend.
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The consumer drone industry is starting to feel like a winner-take-all marketplace, with DJI emerging as the clear winner.
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After emerging as the presumptive Democratic nominee on Tuesday, Clinton has sought to coalesce Democratic and progressive support around her candidacy.
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Cramer noted that the stock is a laggard int he group, but said it's emerging as one of the best performers.
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But they also show a new centrist party headed by a popular former general emerging as the largest faction in parliament.
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Vietnam and Thailand are emerging as preferred destinations for global companies seeking to shift production and supply chains out of China.
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Ms Parker did that with some glassware Talbot had also photographed, the glass emerging as diaphanous black on a white background.
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However, a new marijuana mantra has been emerging as the drug has become increasingly legal and that is: less is more.
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Fashion mogul Levi Strauss filed for an initial public offering Tuesday, re-emerging as a public company since 1985, CNBC reports.
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Nowadays, the cultivation of artisan vegan cheese is emerging as an art form, buoyed by creativity and faithfulness to the model.
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Where they're at: First place in the West, and slowly but surely emerging as the consensus favorite to win the conference.
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In addition to being one of the league's premier players, F Kawhi Leonard is emerging as one of the Spurs' leaders.
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There had been increasing chatter in the analyst community that Amazon could be emerging as a competitor to the shipping giant.
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Unpopular and unpredictable, President Trump is emerging as a problem for the British prime minister, Boris Johnson, in his election campaign.
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He doesn't see it emerging as a detriment to the market unless it makes a run to the 3.50 percent level.
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Arizona Arizona is emerging as Democrats' best shot to flip a Republican-held seat in an otherwise brutal Senate midterm map.
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Israel is also emerging as one of India's biggest suppliers of weapons, alongside the United States and long-term partner Russia.
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As the debris clears from Deutsche Bank's shocking retreat from equities earlier this summer, JPMorgan is emerging as an early victor.
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We know that increasing the age at which young people can purchase tobacco products is emerging as a promising, commonsense strategy.
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However, an increasing number of financial service firms, consultancies and government agencies are also emerging as major employers of AI talent.
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North Korea is emerging as one of the most pressing foreign policy problems facing the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump.
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In fact, the SS7 network was emerging as one of the most potent attack vectors for governments and non-state actors.
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As the debris clears from Deutsche Bank's shocking retreat from equities earlier this summer, JPMorgan is emerging as an early victor.
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In separate exit surveys released for state polls held in Himachal Pradesh state also showed Modi's party emerging as a winner.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. gave a speech in this city, which was emerging as a training center for nonviolent protest.
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This is emerging as a major priority, as the coronavirus begins to overwhelm the health care system in the United States.
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Betfair said on Friday that Trump was emerging as the clear favorite among one group of players in particular - Brexit backers.
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Attorney General William P. Barr is quickly emerging as the most influential figure in the second half of President Trump's term.
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Separately, a strategic city, Manbij, is emerging as the ultimate target of the Turkish offensive into Kurdish-controlled territory in Syria.
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Telemedicine is emerging as a possible filter, keeping those with moderate symptoms at home while routing more severe cases to hospitals.
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And a native of Tennessee, which is more stock-car country than IndyCar country, is emerging as open-wheel racing's ambassador.
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Medicaid expansion is also emerging as a potent issue in gubernatorial and congressional races in Florida, Georgia and Kansas, among others.
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He sees sustainability and social impact emerging as major themes and believes that the 2020s will truly become the machine age.
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He took a hiatus from singing for a few years before re-emerging as part of the band DNCE in 2015.
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Breitbart's coverage showed that new alternatives were emerging as the conservative media moved into more complicated territory, along with its adherents.
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He said he still expected "a defined set of companies emerging as winners in the vertically integrated multijurisdictional strategy" this year.
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Vitamin E oil is emerging as a likely suspect, as federal and state researchers have found it in THC vaping products.
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Joe Kennedy III (D-Mass.), who is emerging as an important national leader with a political future that knows no limits.
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Pollsters generally expect a hung parliament, with former prime minister Silvio Berlusconi's alliance of center-right groups emerging as the largest bloc.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin is emerging as Trump's most vocal defender, despite allegations of Moscow having cyber hacked in the US election.
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The July chats focused on "storylining," which is emerging as a popular technique for bringing the standards to life in the classroom.
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She also said sellers of liquefied natural gas (LNG), also emerging as a U.S. export to China, have been worried about tariffs.
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Cost per square foot: $181 Beijing central business district is emerging as the nation's media center with China Central Television headquartered there.
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This quarter Pichai highlighted data analytics and security as two verticals where he belives Google's offerings are emerging as the industry leader.
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Why he matters: Inslee, chair of the Democratic Governors Association, is emerging as a leading progressive politician and critic of President Trump.
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As work on artificial intelligence plods along, an advanced form of crowdsourcing is emerging as an accelerated way to surpass human thinking.
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"Connected fitness is emerging as a compelling new domain for consumers," said Paul Bernard, director of Amazon's Alexa Fund, in a statement.
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It also cannily reduces the chance of a single Brexiteer emerging as a rival if the process's outcome disappoints the diehard Leavers.
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By then, the Iron Curtain in Europe had come down and his country of birth -- Ukraine -- was emerging as a sovereign state.
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Their list of tests also doesn't include checking for chemicals, such as vitamin E acetate, that are emerging as a health threat.
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Newt Gingrich is back in the political spotlight after emerging as a finalist in the search for Donald Trump's vice presidential pick.
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Episode 103: Mother Of All Matches Tamme is quickly emerging as the stand-out this season, but not necessarily in the ring.
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But Democrats have also been bolstered by gun control groups that are emerging as more formidable opponents to the gun rights movement.
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The progressives making promises that cannot be kept may be their best bet, and Ocasio-Cortez is emerging as their top spokesperson.
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These applicants also are emerging as sources of profit for the testing companies whose exams help determine who gets into American universities.
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Revenue neutrality is fast emerging as a divisive issue in Congress, where deficit hawks have expressed misgivings about adding to the deficit.
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He is emerging as a standout in a wide receiver group turned on its ear since adding Jarvis Landry in the offseason.
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It's easy to imagine Bender, with a year of confidence and NBA-grade strength training under his belt, emerging as a force.
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After flirting with the green movement he settled on Serbian nationalism, eventually emerging as the leader of the main Bosnian Serb party.
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The transparency focus is emerging as consumers have grown more concerned about how products are sourced, made and what chemicals they contain.
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But now We-Fi is emerging as an innovative attempt to spur private investment in women's enterprises in countries around the world.
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But ministers sent mixed messages through Thursday, with Russia's hesitance to agree to a nine-month extension emerging as the main obstacle.
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After all, few in the party at the last convention could have ever imagined Mr. Trump emerging as their nominee in 2016.
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Consider the Loth-cat out of the bag: Filoni may be emerging as a key player in Disney's new Star Wars strategy.
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Cruz's hopes rest on emerging as a consensus alternative to Trump at the Republican National Convention in Cleveland on July 18-21.
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"Specifically, Poland, Germany and Turkey are emerging as important send markets, which is where we opened up offices last year," says Dvilinskas.
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The Dyson College Institute for Sustainability and the Environment is fast emerging as a leading hub for blending learning, doing and communicating.
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The freshman point guard Trevon Duval was the quickest to hit his stride, emerging as Duke's best player in the first half.
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The anniversary and special come at a time that finds Rogers, who died in 2003, re-emerging as a pop culture figure.
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Ms. Lightfoot's victory is part of a broader trend of black women emerging as the most influential political voices in the city.
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Across the U.S., sustainable microgrids are emerging as a vital tool in the fight against climate change and increasingly common natural disasters.
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When bills must pass, the Problem Solvers are emerging as the go-to partner for leaders in Congress and the White House.
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A shadowy court is emerging as a top target following an inspector general report on the FBI's probe into Trump campaign associates.
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His absence from that debate, whenever it happens, means the chances of a pragmatist emerging as the next supreme leader are reduced.
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Even before Mr. Flake's book, the Southwest was emerging as a pivotal testing ground for Mr. Trump's leadership of the Republican Party.
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Chasing the Deal Argentina, land of the tango, gauchos and good wine, is also emerging as the land of the good deal.
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ObamaCare is emerging as a top issue for Democrats as they seek to gain control of Congress in next year's midterm elections.
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More than 1.4 million people now live in Goiânia, which is emerging as a bastion of the conservative views reshaping Brazilian politics.
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And he is certainly emerging as the most trusted candidate on two issues of central importance to primary voters, healthcare and climate.
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Ah, to be 20183, emerging as possibly the Next Big Thing in tennis and getting the opportunity to promote your travel vlogs.
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It's the feeling of being talked about, rather than talked to, that is already emerging as a powerful force in this election.
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Vekic is no slouch on grass and Barty, emerging as one of the favorites for Wimbledon, said it was the "perfect test".
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Cohen is quickly emerging as one of the most dangerous cooperators against Trump as federal prosecutors close in on the White House.
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Amazon is quickly emerging as the go-to source for Silicon Valley tech startup chief financial officers amidst a shortage of experienced candidates.
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Six appellate court judges are believed to be on the short list, with three, possibly maybe four candidates emerging as the top contenders.
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This election's Democratic caucus was the closest in party history, with Hillary Clinton emerging as the "winner" only in the morning's wee hours.
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Curious Cousin Curious Cousin: This is a great question, and it — and others like it — are emerging as DNA discoveries unearth family secrets.
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Trump lost control of the casinos through a series of bankruptcies with Icahn ultimately emerging as the sole owner of the Taj Mahal.
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It was when South Carolina was similarly emerging as a critical state for him, and where the race took a darkly negative turn.
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ServiceNow "is emerging as one of the few elite category-leading enterprises [software-as-a-service] companies," BTIG said in a research note.
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Getting more broadcasts piped in is critical for Twitter at a time when live video is emerging as its best bet for success.
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Over the Labor Day weekend, the hashtag #IfMenHadPeriods began trending on Twitter, emerging as an attempt to call out institutional sexism around periods.
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Ethereum, the world's second most popular crypto coin, is also emerging as a platform for developers, beyond helping companies raise money via ICOs.
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Cruz has taken a staunch stand against gay rights, emerging as one of the loudest opponents to the drive for same-sex marriage.
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But it is also curbing returns to be made by traditional players in a sector fast emerging as a significant new asset class.
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Salvini is emerging as the pivot in the new government that the League formed this month with the anti-establishment 5-Star Movement.
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The same logic applies in other regions of the world, where promising new alliances are emerging as a response to Trump's foreign policy.
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"People expressed how 'annoying' the holiday can be, with family and cooking emerging as common causes of contention," Brandwatch said in its analysis.
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China is emerging as a huge new market as its middle class of more than 100 million people develops a taste for wine.
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Whether or not to expand the Supreme Court is emerging as a key litmus test in the crowded 2020 Democratic presidential primary field.
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The NOC in Tripoli survived the conflicts relatively unscathed, emerging as perhaps the only major institution that could function effectively across the country.
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With impeachment and electoral survival emerging as dual threats, the US president may escalate disputes with China, North Korea, Iran, and even allies.
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"Jon Stewart emerging as a national hero in trying to secure benefits for 22019/11 responders with severe health problems," O'Reilly tweeted Tuesday.
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The bill is quickly gaining Democratic support, and the issue of single payer is emerging as a key test for possible presidential contenders.
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Web portals, as they were called, were fading in importance, and social networks like Facebook were emerging as powerful competitors for people's attention.
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His theoretical possibility for emerging as president hinges both on his victory in Utah and neither Clinton nor Trump receiving 85033 electoral votes.
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That says everything about the singular threat that Trump poses, and she's emerging as the fiercest counter to it: Michelle Obama, octopus slayer.
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Spinnaker, originally developed at Netflix, is emerging as one of the next big things to watch in the world of open-source software.
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As anti-Islamic rhetoric and discrimination surges this presidential election year, the Justice Department is emerging as a bulwark for embattled American Muslims.
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That could mean not winning a single early state but instead emerging as the clear alternative to front-runners Donald Trump and Cruz.
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The country has underperformed in the manufacturing sector - though emerging as the world's sixth biggest auto manufacturer, and expanding production of smart phones.
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Considering SMS is steadily emerging as the weak chain in a number of different attacks, more companies will likely deploy app-based authentication.
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Quickly emerging as one of the brightest prospects in the division, he is now 21-4 overall, and 23-2 in the Octagon.
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The Briton finished on the wheel of former team mate Richie Porte (BMC), the Australian emerging as a potential podium finisher in Paris.
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Water access is emerging as a lead cause of regional conflict, especially as scarce water falls under the control of rogue black markets.
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As President Trump displays the ugly underbelly of American culture, other nations, unencumbered by racism at every turn, are emerging as world leaders.
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Separately, a strategic city in Syria, Manbij, is emerging as the ultimate target of the Turkish offensive into Kurdish-controlled territory, seen above.
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I believe that these cryptocurrencies (which are built on blockchain tech) emerging as an asset class are just one application of blockchain technology.
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Other major US cities are emerging as hot spots for the coronavirus as their numbers are on the rise, including Chicago and Detroit.
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"Governors, on the other hand, seem to be emerging as the most trusted official voice in this crisis across the board," he said.
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Kleen is now little known outside of specialist Swedish circles while af Klint is emerging as a magnet for scholars and the public.
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Six years later, it migrated east, emerging as a "loose meat sandwich" at the original Maid-Rite fast food restaurant in Muscatine, Iowa.
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A fight over defense funding is emerging as a key hurdle to getting a budget deal and avoiding across-the-board spending cuts.
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Today, as a record number of tourists visit Sofia, these squat shops are emerging as some of the city's most creative underground spaces.
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But upon emerging as a favorite last fall, Ms. Warren drew heavy fire from her competition, especially over her Medicare for All plan.
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Dinwiddie averaged 16.8 points and 4.6 assists per game last season for the Nets, emerging as one of the league's top sixth men.
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Former Fed Governor Kevin Warsh is emerging as a dark horse, with an 18 percent chance that got a boost in Monday wagering.
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However, after a few terms, O'Connor established her own "swing" position on the court, eventually emerging as the court's influential centrist coalition-builder.
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International real estate The English harbor city of Bristol, near the Welsh border, is emerging as a vibrant alternative to increasingly expensive London.
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Gillibrand has already begun the difficult process of creating her own unique political lane by emerging as a leader of the #MeToo movement.
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That shooting reignited a national debate over gun control and violence, with Stoneman Douglas students emerging as some of the most vocal advocates.
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E-commerce is emerging as one of the biggest growth drivers for luxury labels initially fearful of diluting their image by selling online.
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The parties ultimately settled, with Kerr-McGee paying the estate $1.38 million and Ms. Silkwood emerging as a martyr of the antinuclear movement.
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By the end of 2010, it was emerging as a real currency with the first mobile transaction and its total value topping $1 million.
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He said a "triad of troubles" – obesity, conflict, and mental illness - is emerging as a "stubborn and persistent barrier to active and vigorous lifestyles".
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But it wasn't enough to keep him from winning the 1996 New Hampshire primary and emerging as Bob Dole's most serious opposition that year.
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" McElwee is emerging as one of Biden's most strident critics on the left: "does joe biden have a long track record of progressive policy?
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That's why this mode of transportation is emerging as a low-cost solution to solving congestion and overcoming barriers like mountains, water, and highways.
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Several other analysts immediately questioned the wisdom of Occidental entering a bidding war with Chevron, and most see the latter emerging as the winner.
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China is fast emerging as the world's most important VR market, thanks to rapid adoption by property firms and by companies in other industries.
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Driving the news: House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is the most powerful Democrat in America, emerging as President Trump's main foil during the shutdown. Sens.
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Most prominently, Obama himself, enjoying some of the best approval ratings of his presidency, is emerging as a passionate, adamant fighter for her cause.
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New signs of a slowdown in high-end spending are emerging as two luxury leaders — Hermes and Richemont — forecast slower sales or smaller profits.
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The Toronto-Waterloo corridor is emerging as one of the world's leading tech clusters, and there are some exciting companies moving quickly toward IPOs.
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"The second phase of the shale revolutions, starting now, is going to see the U.S. emerging as a major energy exporting country," said Birol.
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The signs are emerging as the yuan continues to rally, rising this month to its strongest against the dollar in more than two years.
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Stocks were volatile on Wall Street, with defensive sectors emerging as the best performers as the S&P 500 eked out a small gain.
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He said there are positives in that small-caps are emerging as leaders and there hasn't been high-volume selling pressure in recent sessions.
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Since emerging as a presidential candidate in 2016, Trump has been a frequent critic the Iraq war and American involvement in the Middle East.
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Google and Apple are clearly making clean tech their next big conquest; Elon Musk is emerging as the Henry Ford of the new millennium.
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Special Report: Global Trends Southeast Asia's economic promise is emerging as a global growth driver after years of being overshadowed by the China story.
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But before the investigations came to light, Mr. de Blasio enjoyed rising popularity in polls, with no prominent Democrat emerging as a serious rival.
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China is emerging as the lead suspect in the Marriott security breach that affected 500 million customers, according to a new report from Reuters.
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From there, he helped orchestrate an armed resistance, emerging as a war hero both at home and abroad when the conflict ended in 1979.
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In theaters across Brazil, audiences have been shouting, "Out with Temer," at the culmination of "Aquarius," which is emerging as a box-office hit.
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Polls show the CDU emerging as the biggest party, and Kramp-Karrenbauer is the most likely candidate to lead the conservatives and become chancellor.
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Past presidents have openly pined for circumstances that allowed them to sit astride history, emerging as the great men they believe themselves to be.
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China is emerging as the most significant rival to the US, as outlined in a report by the Council on Foreign Relations released Wednesday.
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Rashad Jennings (NYG at Browns) — After sharing carries most of the season, Jennings is finally emerging as the lead back, thanks to better health.
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Conflict in the Korean Peninsula or a Middle East oil crisis are emerging as the main low-probability but potentially high-impact market events.
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"This is certainly emerging as a new and very important benefit," said David Pratt, a professor at Albany Law School who studies employee benefits.
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Ivo van Hove's revival of "The Crucible" is emerging as the strongest financial performer among a crop of plays opening this spring on Broadway.
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Vietnam and Thailand are emerging as preferred destinations, but they still face capacity constraints ranging from red-tape to skilled labor and limited infrastructure.
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ICOs — or initial coin offerings — are emerging as a route for startups to raise money from a wide pool of investors through cryptocurrency networks.
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Cutting it off from iOS stops Facebook from knowing as much about what apps are emerging as hot trends that need buying or copying.
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Now, three months of protests have evolved into a broader backlash against the government with demands for democracy re-emerging as a rallying cry.
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Darnold completed 28 of 41 passes for 175 yards, with Jamison Crowder emerging as a trusty outlet with a 14-catch, 99-yard performance.
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With Darnold, and Adams emerging as a dynamic playmaker and vocal leader, the Jets have critical building blocks on each side of the ball.
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In March 2008, as Facebook was speeding toward 100 million users and emerging as the next big tech company, it announced an important hire.
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The economy is emerging as a bright spot for President Trump as he struggles to move his congressional agenda amid a series of controversies.
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But by fall, health care was emerging as the No. 1 issue in the campaign, and the absence of a plan was increasingly untenable.
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Catholics, who took part in mass demonstrations against legalization of gay marriage three years ago, are emerging as a political force in this campaign.
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Then, Schumer said, he was called later with a list of new demands by Kelly, who is emerging as a hardline voice on immigration.
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While he said that he isn't running for president, he's kept up rumors of a possible bid while emerging as a progressive Trump critic.Sen.
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And it's emerging as one of Trudeau's most complicated headaches as the prime minister moves toward the start of his second term next month.
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The town of Ras al-Ayn was emerging as an immediate test for the five-day cease-fire agreed on by Washington and Ankara.
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The undisguised hostility has made clear that, less than a year into this new presidency, anti-Macron sentiment is emerging as a potent force.
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Mr. Bolton is emerging as an influential figure, with a clear channel to the president and an ability to control the voices he hears.
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As arguments between the pope and his hard-line critics grow louder, the forthcoming synod is emerging as a kind of high-noon moment.
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Instead, what we see in "Soft Power" are artists emerging as expert, if sometimes slick, "storytellers," a term now co-opted by marketing parlance.
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The attack reignited the national debate over gun control, with students emerging as some of the most vocal advocates for strengthening restrictions on firearms.
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Buoyed by rising global demand for food, Brazil evolved into an agricultural powerhouse, emerging as a top exporter of soybeans, corn, sugar and coffee.
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Meanwhile, a fuller portrait of Mr. Ullah and his motives was emerging as investigators fanned out across New York to track down every lead.
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College towns are emerging as economic powerhouses, thanks to their outsized share of the young, highly educated workers who are in such high demand.
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Across the country, tales of heroism are emerging as Aussies step up to help rescue native wildlife — including some involving remarkable four-legged heroes.
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China is modernizing rapidly and re-emerging as a major global power, and its military is growing far stronger as it makes that journey.
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He became stronger and began attacking the basket as a junior while emerging as a defender, and was named Big 12 player of the year.
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European stocks rebounded toward the end of Tuesday's session amid recovering investor sentiment worldwide, with autos emerging as the leading performer with a 3.2% rise.
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Kamala isn't the only superhero who's been recontextualized in the wake of protests against the Trump administration, with Captain America emerging as another notable symbol.
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Artificial intelligence is a hot topic in the tech industry with China — alongside the U.S. — emerging as a key market for talent, innovation and companies.
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At lightweight, an immediate title shot would mean Henderson's getting in there with Will Brooks, who is quickly emerging as one of Bellator's brightest stars.
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But, as Refinery229 has extensively reported, the movement's most visible leaders have been battered by controversy since emerging as players on the national political scene.
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She also—in what is already emerging as her mostly powerful line of attack—highlighted Ms Collins's support for Mr Trump's conservative Supreme Court picks.
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But the chances of him emerging as the Socialist candidate for president remain high despite his abysmal approval ratings, now hovering in the mid-teens.
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Hamilton now has 77 career poles, and five this season, but Saturday's qualifying went against the odds with the opportunity emerging as the heavens opened.
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This trend is already emerging, as can be seen by the increasing number of "neither war, nor peace" situations and "forever wars" around the world.
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Now that issue is emerging as the latest front line in the debate over how far Ireland should go in becoming a more secular society.
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Why it matters: With the U.S. government retreating on climate policy under the leadership of President Trump, corporate America is emerging as the central battleground.
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Still, as a liberal Democrat, Booker has sought to address income inequality, which is emerging as one of the key issues in the 2020 campaign.
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So we typically invest around themes, and then we see new themes emerging as you would see typically as new technology trends are cycling in.
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The bank is seeking to raise the money it needs by year end after emerging as Europe's weakest lender in industry stress tests in July.
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The posts we looked at, portions of Butina's LiveJournal blog, were published between 2012 and 2015, when Donald Trump was emerging as the Republican frontrunner.
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Norman Ornstein, a friend of Franken's and scholar at the American Enterprise Institute, downplayed the possibility of the Minnesota Democrat emerging as a presidential contender.
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Yaffe's book is partly a study of what happens when a great artist, emerging as part of a scene, resists that scene's assumptions and categories.
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Warren couldn't have scripted the criticism any better: Cooperman is emerging as her most useful foil as she paints billionaires as out-of-touch plutocrats.
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"Buttigieg is emerging as a top pick for a wide variety of Iowa Democrats," Patrick Murray, the director of the Monmouth University Polling Institute, said.
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Cleveland is emerging as one of the country's principal centers of biomedical innovation and development, centered on the Cleveland Clinic and Case Western Reserve University.
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The fight over undocumented immigrants brought into the country as children is emerging as the largest hurdle to avoiding a government shutdown after Dec. 8.
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Nick Bosa is emerging as a game-changing force, as the rookie DE has racked up 4 sacks and an interception the last two weeks.
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Even with Amari Cooper emerging as a full-fledged star, there will be plenty of opportunities to make Crabtree a valuable contributor in P.P.R. leagues.
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A West Point graduate with ties to the billionaire brothers Charles and David Koch is emerging as an influential hawk in the Republican Party. Rep.
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Len leads Suns over Magic ORLANDO — The unheralded Alex Len is emerging as a shining light in this otherwise awful season for the Phoenix Suns.
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Fake news influenced three political events in Asia this past year, emerging as a strategic weapon for civilian and state actors to deepen societal divisions.
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Elise Stefanik of New York became a GOP celebrity virtually overnight after emerging as a staunch defender of President Donald Trump in Friday's impeachment inquiry.
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Now, thanks largely to investments from the New Orleans Redevelopment Authority and resolute entrepreneurs, Central City is re-emerging as a cultural and commercial destination.
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"Deepfake porn," which involves using artificial intelligence software to swap faces in pornographic videos, is quickly emerging as a troubling new method of sexual exploitation.
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Mr. Liu, the villager, said the stones had been laid for tourism and that Mapingguan was emerging as a popular destination for Tea-Horse enthusiasts.
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Netflix and Disney, who until recently were at odds with policymakers and stakeholders about their financial contribution to French content, are emerging as responsible actors.
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Nonetheless, with one eye on its global reputation and another on its customers' increasing focus on sustainability, Disney is emerging as a renewable energy force.
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New York (CNN Business)US stock futures jumped higher as Joe Biden scored big wins on Super Tuesday, resurrecting his campaign and emerging as Sen.
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The third ill wind is China emerging as a superpower, wanting to control the narrative and co-opt people and preempt any criticism of it.
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A consistently bold, oversize, tailored silhouette appeared to be the backbone of the collection, with corset construction and power shoulders emerging as another leading hallmark.
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But thanks to an ambitious crop of entrepreneurs and support from public-private partnerships, it's also emerging as a hotbed for the music-technology industry.
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Rose shot a 210-over par 260, making no worse than bogey and emerging as the only man to post no round higher than 22018.
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Disinformation is difficult to combat, and the use of online platforms to spread it is rapidly emerging as one of this century's most serious problems.
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Former South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg is emerging as a Democratic frontrunner, which naturally will increase scrutiny on his domestic and foreign policy positions.
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"The weekend between Black Friday and Cyber Monday is emerging as a truly lucrative period for online commerce," said Vivek Pandya, lead analyst at Adobe.
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In Turkey, neo-Ottoman ambitions are emerging as the country seeks to enlarge its influence in Libya and everywhere else the sultans once held sway.
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Someone's getting the blame But while the people of Hubei may be heroic, the province's government is increasingly emerging as the villain of this crisis.
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Her sound was warm and full without any sense of effort and, even throughout its range, with ornaments emerging as natural extensions of the line.
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It is now emerging as a bastion of Democratic power in the West, standing in contrast to other large oil-producing states controlled by Republicans.
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But he was notably critical of Mr. Xi's effort to further consolidate power in a country that is emerging as the United States' top competitor.
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Republicans in California are emerging as an unlikely ally in the quest to extend the state's cap-and-trade program, the Los Angeles Times reports.
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A lengthy battle ensued over who owned the gold, with Thompson and his investors eventually emerging as the victors over a group of insurance companies.
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South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg enters debate night after emerging as the clear leader in the most recent CNN/Des Moines Register Iowa poll.
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"Within the animal protein sector, plant-based meat companies are targeting the next generation that is emerging as change agents," said David Henkes of Technomic.
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In American politics, in particular, there's been a backslide in recent years, with Trumpist conservatives embracing a narrower nationalism, and "globalist" emerging as an epithet.
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There's a small but real chance that Trump could win every single primary and caucus on Tuesday, emerging as an unstoppable juggernaut in the process.
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However, the Stories format is quickly emerging as an ad placement that can perform in the same league as other ad units within the Facebook ecosystem.
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Today, Pillars is emerging as a powerful, behind-the-scenes engine of Muslim activism, a secret weapon in the war against the multimillion-dollar "Islamophobia" industry.
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After re-emerging as a major force in the technology industry, Mr. Quattrone is now yielding day-to-day management to one of his top lieutenants.
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And bank distribution deals, termed bancassurance, are emerging as a popular means to sell insurance products in Asia, complementing the more commonly used agency channel route.
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Sinn Fein would need to get almost all 42 elected to the 160-seat chamber to give it a shot at emerging as the largest party.
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" "Already, stories of heroism on the part of Turkish police are emerging, as their quick actions to confront the suspects may have prevented even worse tragedy.
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Genies is emerging as the top competitor to Snapchat's wildly popular Bitmoji as Facebook, Apple and Google have been slow to get serious about personalized avatars.
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And the policies and personalities of those emerging as Marine Le Pen's main opponents look set to make campaigning tricky for her in the months ahead.
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Again, this seems minor, but it eliminated the ambiguity that plagues SMS — which was emerging as Messenger's true competitor after Facebook acquired WhatsApp earlier in 2014.
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Egypt, a major importer of commodities from wheat to diesel, helped buoy global gas markets last year after emerging as the fastest-growing new LNG consumer.
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Snap is emerging as the new stubborn, slow-growing Twitter amidst similar Facebook competition and reluctance to filter its feed that Twitter exhibited four years ago.
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After re-emerging as a major force in the technology industry, Mr. Quattrone is now yielding day-to-day management to one of his top lieutenants.
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Sumo's CEO Ramin Sayar says containers have begun to take hold over the last 12-18 months with Docker and Kubernetes emerging as tools of choice.
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BFM Business reported that SocGen executive Bernardo Sanchez Incera was emerging as a possible name to replace Georges Plassat at the head of supermarket retailer Carrefour.
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Google observed Waze's momentum and acquired the company for more than $1 billion, likely because it saw Waze emerging as a strong competitor to Google Maps.
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The shooting has reignited the national debate over gun control, with the school's students emerging as some of the most vocal advocates for tighter firearms restrictions.
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The opposition could present a hurdle for Trump's campaign, which is seeking to unify GOP factions in the weeks since emerging as the party's presumed nominee.
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Miller has pushed for hard-line immigration policies in the Trump administration, emerging as a key player amid recent turnover at the Department of Homeland Security.
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With Mr. Kaine emerging as a clear favorite, one group already expressed disappointment at the prospect of the former governor of Virginia joining the ticket: liberals.
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The new concerns over Apple are emerging as lawmakers show more interest in reining in big tech, particularly when it comes privacy and competition issues. Sen.
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While Wilson recently received a cortisone injection for an ailing elbow, Green and Cessa are emerging as candidates in a Yankees rotation that is being transformed.
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Reuters reported last month that Campbell is drawing up a list of CEO candidates, with Chief Operating Officer Luca Mignini emerging as the top internal contender.
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We've seen planking, the Harlem Shake, and the Ice Bucket Challenge over the years, but 2016's meme appears to be emerging as the Mannequin Challenge.
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Evidence of Russian Twitter use is emerging as Facebook faces scrutiny following its disclosure of the ads purchased by Russians on that network during the election.
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The company soared and then crashed in the first dot-com bubble before emerging as one of the few internet companies with substantial revenues and profits.
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The Greens are emerging as a preferred coalition partner after the 2017 election for both the conservative Christian Democrats and the center-left Social Democrats (SPD).
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At the time of the Gujarat riots, he was emerging as a celebrity, crisscrossing India to preside over mass yoga camps and pitch his home remedies.
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PIF soon after committed $45 billion to the SoftBank Vision Fund, the most powerful investor in tech, PIF money is now though emerging as a liability.
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Zablocki is the rare athlete who is able to pull off quality races in astounding quantities, emerging as a maverick of the American distance running scene.
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In the early 1920s, European farms were recovering from World War I and emerging as a competitive threat to American farmers, who began lobbying for protection.
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El Paso, the Texas border city where the president held a rally in February calling for his wall with Mexico, is emerging as a flash point.
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The French port city is shedding much of its once-gritty reputation and emerging as a place where ambitious cultural and culinary offerings take center stage.
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In the past five years, a clearer picture of estrangement has been emerging as more researchers have turned their attention to this kind of family rupture.
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We're pleased to see that there are other platforms that are emerging as really strong video platforms that enable us to program content to the world.
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Election officials in New York, which is emerging as a hot spot of infections, are considering delaying their presidential primary from April 910 to June 23.
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That inquiry was emerging as a threat to Mr. Trump's presidency, and his political foes felt that it presented an opportunity to undermine the White House.
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And South Korea, which had typically been a backseat player in northeast Asia, is now emerging as a leading broker of the North Korean peace negotiations.
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With Biden emerging as the likely Democratic nominee, Trump has launched a concerted, near-daily campaign to raise doubts about the 77-year-old's mental acuity.
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Black Power has been considered the more militant race reform effort, emerging as a splinter group from civil rights, and aligning more closely with black nationalism.
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With his confidence growing after he reached the semifinals of this year's Australian Open, Edmund is emerging as a threat to contend for Grand Slam titles.
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For global brands, these internet personalities — "key opinion leaders" or KOLs — are emerging as the most effective way to reach China's hundreds of millions of shoppers.
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Oculus (still yet to be acquired by Facebook but easily emerging as a power player in the VR space) released a new version of its headset.
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Tim Kaine is emerging as the leading candidate atop Hillary Clinton's vice presidential short list, according to Democratic allies and operatives close to the campaign. Sen.
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Washington (CNN)With Bernie Sanders emerging as the clear favorite to be the Democratic presidential nominee, Elizabeth Warren has trained her fire on -- wait, Michael Bloomberg?
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In 1989 he became secretary general of the Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions, emerging as opposition leader in 1997 and forming the MDC two years later.
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Invented in 1987, they spent decades in quasi-hibernation before emerging (and re-emerging, and re-re-emerging) as the lingua franca of the social internet.
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He joined the company at a momentous time, right as the service was growing rapidly outside the United States and emerging as a political force worldwide.
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President Trump's promise to overhaul the tax code is in serious jeopardy, and his refusal to release his tax returns is emerging as a central hurdle.
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Frankfurt and Dublin are emerging as the clear favorites for post-Brexit relocation among U.K.-based banks, according to a top official at Germany's central bank.
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With foreign policy emerging as a top priority in the Democratic primary, Pete Buttigieg, a former naval intelligence officer, is leaning harder on his veteran status.
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"Details are still emerging as security forces at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam investigate," Hawaii Governor David Ige said, using the official name of the base.
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Legalized marijuana is emerging as a huge growth sector in the U.S. economy, a former Drug Enforcement Administration agent turned venture capitalist told CNBC on Thursday.
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Emerging as though reborn from this quasi-religious experience, my perception heightened and my senses more attuned than they were before, I was ready for enlightenment.
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Corker has been a central figure in policy negotiations with the Obama administration in recent years, emerging as a key critic to the Iran nuclear deal.
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That attack prompted a fierce national debate over gun laws, with the school's students emerging as some of the most vocal advocates for new firearm restrictions.
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Ketamine is emerging as a way to treat depression, but it appears to act like an opioid — and it may carry similar risks, Stanford researchers found.
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The shooting reignited an intense national debate over gun control, with Stoneman Douglas students emerging as some of the most vocal advocates for new gun restrictions.
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Noble, the once mighty commodity trader, completed its drawn-out $3.5 billion debt restructuring late last year, emerging as a leaner, Asia-focused coal-trading business.
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But Lara has recently started carving out a spot in politics and is emerging as one of the early leaders of the president's 2020 reelection campaign.
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Armed Services Committee Chairman John McCain, who's emerging as perhaps the most vocal Republican critic of the Trump administration, opposed Mulvaney for backing cuts to Pentagon spending.
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It is also because his behaviour is likely to go down especially badly with women, who are emerging as the agents of Mr Trump's increasingly likely defeat.
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Gains in consumer and energy stocks outweighed declines in telecom shares, with electricity generator Contact Energy emerging as the top advancer on the main index, up 1.7%.
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Amazon, which used to be just a customer for big shippers like UPS and FedEx, is emerging as a competitor and may soon start taking market share.
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Sources have noted signs of quick progress in recent days on outstanding issues, with the border in Ireland again emerging as the key make-or-break issue.
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These commerce companies are emerging as the most likely beneficiaries of this new regulatory privacy landscape — and we're not just talking about e-commerce giants like Amazon.
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"Vietnam is clearly benefiting from the trade war and is emerging as an alternative favorite for companies," said a report produced by Dezan Shira & Associates in April.
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CEO Nasser on Monday brushed off reports about China emerging as a frontrunner in a possible plan to delay the IPO and sell shares to sovereign funds.
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But one of the Senate's newest members is emerging as a possible fourth Democratic vote who could consider backing President Trump's high court pick in the end.
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Still, uncertainty over Trump's policies is emerging as a new headache for Japanese policymakers worried about a resurgent yen - an unpalatable prospect for the export-reliant economy.
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One is shading the earth from solar radiation, of which the shroud of sulphates in the stratosphere is emerging as the quickest, most effective, and least costly.
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"The Asian market is extremely competitive with China emerging as a big threat to traditional dominant players such as Singapore Airlines and Cathay Pacific Airways," Thomas said.
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Poll by poll, Sanders is emerging as the left's very own Trump -- a rabble-rouser who eschews white papers and pragmatism for visionary pronouncements and unrealistic ideas.
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But it reignited an intense national debate over gun laws, with students at the school emerging as some of the most vocal proponents for tightening firearms restrictions.
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The deal is a big step for Charoen, the son of a Bangkok street vendor, who is emerging as one of Asia's biggest power players in brewing.
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But that dominance is under threat, with a host of alternative digital coins emerging as developers race to build cryptocurrencies able to enter mainstream commerce and finance.
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Giuliani is emerging as the key to understanding the brewing scandal over Trump's alleged efforts to get a foreign government to interfere in an upcoming presidential election.
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New territories with low or no corporate taxes are continuously emerging as sink OFCs, but, as our study shows, there are just a handful of conduit OFCs.
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Boston's other players picked up their hurting leader over the final four games, with Avery Bradley emerging as the hero of Friday's 1193-83 Game 6 triumph.
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Wheeldon's successor as resident choreographer is the thirty-one-year-old Justin Peck , who, whatever his title, is increasingly emerging as the artistic face of the company.
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With the applications of big data emerging as a new frontier, it is especially important now for us to remember how it all started — with a click.
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DECOR As the line between art and design becomes increasingly blurry, one type of product is emerging as fertile turf for cross-disciplinary collaboration: rugs by artists.
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As if he'd rather be swimming, or bodysurfing, and emerging — as we've seen in hundreds of images of him already — like a butch Venus from the sea.
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In a cabinet full of government newcomers, the deeply experienced William Barr is emerging as the most influential figure in the second half of President Trump's term.
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The blockchain is emerging as the new operating system by which these new experiences can be implemented at scale, in real-time, without the need for humans.
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Also emerging as a concern in a moment when handwashing has become essential is water service in Detroit homes where it had been shut off for nonpayment.
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The Simulator has watched enough of the Dolphins this season to peg their chances of emerging as a playoff team from this morass at about 20 percent.
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But data showing Mexico emerging as the top U.S. trading partner as China exports less to the United States, combined with anecdotal evidence, suggest a significant trend.
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Ten deaths have occurred in the Seattle area, which is emerging as an epicenter, and on Wednesday night, Facebook announced that a contractor there had tested positive.
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The encrypted software, and what it might hide, is emerging as a focal point for data and national security experts who say further investigation is still needed.
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As Jordain Carney reports, the move would buy time for negotiations on what is emerging as one of the most divisive points of the looming Senate proceeding.
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The Senate is emerging as Democrats' most promising recruiting ground for a presidential candidate in 220006 — in part because of the party's deep losses in gubernatorial mansions.
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The European Medicines Agency was rapidly emerging as a science-driven regulatory body that, along with the FDA, was the world's authority in assessing and approving innovation.
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Seven Democrats have filed to run for the seat, with former Franklin County Sheriff Zach Scott and Franklin County Recorder Danny O'Connor emerging as early front-runners.
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House Democrats later released text messages in which U.S. diplomats discussed investigations in Ukraine and new details continue emerging as the impeachment story dominates the news cycle.
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It is not difficult to imagine Ms. Warren emerging as a kind of good-government buzz saw on debate stages dotted with billionaires and super PAC beneficiaries.
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The same two teams met in the previous three Finals, with Golden State winning the title in 2015 and 2017 and Cleveland emerging as the champ in 383.
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The result was Wolff emerging as a hero of the #Resistance with a popular Netflix special, even being featured this week in Vogue magazine's prestigious "73 Questions" feature.
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Played tag-team style by Jennifer Lawrence and Rebecca Romijn over the course of the X-Men movies, Mystique ended up emerging as one of the main characters.
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After years of lambasting other countries for helping rich Americans hide their money offshore, the U.S. is emerging as a leading tax and secrecy haven for rich foreigners.
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Conservative Chief Justice John Roberts, who is emerging as the nine-member high court's swing vote, ruled against Moore in 2017 but in favor of him this time.
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But this year in the wake of Terra tragically losing both her father and her best friend, the duo are shedding their skin, emerging as Rituals of Mine.
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Jeff Sessions, R-Alabama, and Bob Corker, R-Tennessee, also emerging as final contenders, but a source very close to the campaign said the Post's report was inaccurate.
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But both are emerging as powerful discovery mechanisms for users who aren't sure what they want to buy yet and therefore aren't just searching for it on Amazon.
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Carrying her immense knowledge lightly, never emerging as didactic or pedantic, she takes us across sodden fields and frosty meadows, through thick mist — and into the English mind.
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The hungry caterpillars will disappear soon, forming cocoons, where they will live for five-to-10 days before emerging as beautiful… well… just as furry orangish-brown moths.
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Nonetheless, Amazon appears to be emerging as the most credible threat to Google's cash cow advertising business since Facebook conquered mobile advertising beginning shortly after its 22018 IPO.
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Mr Bartels concurs: "I find remarkably little change in partisanship between 19803, when Trump was first emerging as a national political figure, and late 2017," he wrote recently.
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"A mix of public and private cloud is emerging as the preferred model for Fortune 500 companies, while startups favor the public style," Morgan said in the note.
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Following his second stage win this year, Alaphilippe leads Thomas, who is emerging as Team Ineos' sole leader, by 1:26 and Dutchman Steven Kruijswijk by 083:12.
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Saudi Arabia is also emerging as a major supplier of this form of "semi", imports rising from zero a couple of years ago to 33,000 tonnes in 2018.
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Saudi Arabia is also emerging as a major supplier of this form of "semi," imports rising from zero a couple of years ago to 33,000 tonnes in 2018.
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However, in the Amazon era, our clients consistently come to us asking what countries are emerging as high-quality, low-cost locations — and you better have smart answers.
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Disco. The genre was emerging as the new sound as groovy dancefloor anthems trounced the demand for the rock fare Dahl was used to championing on the air.
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The scientists said marine heat waves were "emerging as forceful agents of disturbance" that could "restructure entire marine ecosystems", disrupting livelihoods and food supplies for millions of people.
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As fest organizers are increasingly challenged to innovate amidst a saturated market, booking soundtrack composers is emerging as a new way to offer fans a distinct festival experience.
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Little known outside legal circles before his wife's ascent to political stardom, Mr. Conway has become a liberal sensation by emerging as an unlikely critic of the president.
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Demand is growing, too, in many parts of Southeast Asia and, while their demand is as yet small, Pakistan and Bangladesh are emerging as sources of growing demand.
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Private investigators for Marriott say Chinese hackers are emerging as suspects in the security breach that left the personal information of up to 500 million hotel guests exposed.
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Nasser rejected a report that China was emerging as a frontrunner in a possible plan to delay the IPO and sell shares to sovereign wealth funds, CNBC said.
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The early results show this plan is paying off and China is already emerging as a global leader in AI, renewable energy and electric vehicles, among other sectors.
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As President Donald Trump faces an impeachment inquiry from House Democrats, his White House counsel Pasquale "Pat" Cipollone is emerging as the most important figure leading Trump's defense.
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As President Donald Trump faces an impeachment inquiry from House Democrats, his White House counsel Pasquale "Pat" Cipollone is emerging as the most important figure leading Trump's defense.
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Former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani is increasingly emerging as the weakest link in the ongoing scandal over President Donald Trump's dealings with Ukraine for three main reasons.
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Japan was emerging as a leader on free trade, as it edges closer to a free trade pact with the European Union which could be completed within months.
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"There is no more than a theoretical possibility of Monarch emerging as a going concern or resuming the operation of air services," Judge Peter Gross told the court.
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The United States, with its abundant supply of pipeline gas and well-developed energy hubs such as the U.S. Gulf Coast, is emerging as a dominant global producer.
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Cryotherapy has been a trend for a while, first emerging as a recovery method for elite athletes around four years ago, then shifting into the mainstream in 2017.
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Broadly spoke with the activist about emerging as a leader of the growing movement of "healthcare warriors" and what we can do to make progressive politics more inclusive.
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From 2010 to 2017, New York City led the rest of the state in population growth, with the Bronx emerging as the fastest-growing county in the state.
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While most would rather be in Harris' position right now, the criticism she faced was a reminder that emerging as a top-tier contender comes with increased scrutiny.
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China's Xi Jinping can be added to this list, emerging as he did from a fiercely competitive political process within the 80 million-member Communist Party of China.
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The performers — Aiesha Dukes, Mitchel Kawash, Richard Spitaletta and Mia Weinberger — are fine singers and fizzy delights, with Mr. Spitaletta and Ms. Weinberger emerging as particularly skillful impersonators.
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At the moment, it's Bloomberg, not Biden (or Klobuchar or former South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg) who is emerging as the pragmatic alternative to the liberal Sanders.
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As President Trump moves to reverse the Obama administration's policies on climate change, California is emerging as the nation's de facto negotiator with the world on the environment.
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It struck me that these young men and women demonstrated why China is fast emerging as an economic, technological and even a cultural superpower — and America's chief rival.
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In what is quickly emerging as something of a New Year's tradition, popular UK bakery chain Greggs has unveiled a vegan version of its much-loved steak bake.
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The state-owned airline has experienced rapid growth in recent years, emerging as Africa's biggest airline by revenue and operating profit, according to the International Air Transport Association.
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Emerging as Mr. Obama's chief collaborator and proxy is Eric H. Holder Jr., the former attorney general of the United States and a personal friend of the president.
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But he said that risk has to be balanced against "the larger risk at the national level" of meaningful policies never emerging as the planet continues to warm.
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When Ms. Warren earned the endorsement of the soccer star Megan Rapinoe, it came as the candidate was emerging as the only woman in the race's top tier.
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In the process, they are emerging as less as of a party comprised of cross-demographic coalitions and more of a tribal movement, again, just like the GOP.
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This became clear in Lebanon when, no more than 24 hours after resigning as prime minister, Saad Hariri was already emerging as a favorite for the same post.
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Most of the people were innocent bystanders, but the Samaritan was a friend of the Safdies', Casey Neistat, who was then emerging as a kind of online auteur.
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The White House, which nominates U.S. ambassadors, declined comment on Satterfield emerging as the leading candidate to head the U.S. embassy in Cairo, as did the State Department.
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But if Congress does appropriate funds for Harvey victims, an upcoming short-term spending bill next month to avoid a government shutdown is emerging as a possible vehicle.
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Maybe John Hay had that luxury as secretary of state under Presidents William McKinley and Theodore Roosevelt, when the United States was just emerging as a global power.
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Why it matters: His association to the president has made him "a liberal sensation by emerging as an unlikely critic of the president," per the New York Times.
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In fact, the opposite is true, with trade emerging as a hugely positive force, supporting sustained U.S. economic prosperity while lifting hundreds of millions out of poverty worldwide.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Boosting access to the U.S. banking system is emerging as a prominent theme as Democrats tap discontent over income inequality ahead of the 193 presidential election.
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The tensions in the Taiwan Strait raises concerns about the Taiwan issue emerging as a trigger for a potential conflict between the U.S. and China, a source cautioned.
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Families and some officials spoke of rifts emerging as coroners work overtime to identify the victims while many wonder what is taking so long to bury the dead.
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But women have long been a part of the sneakerhead scene, and though they are not as prominent as men, they are emerging as entrepreneurs, designers, and tastemakers.
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WhatsApp has been used in the past to incite violence against minority communities in India, but it also seems to be emerging as a powerful tool for women.
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In real terms it rose against the Chinese yuan just as China was emerging as America's single biggest trading partner and a global economic and financial powerhouse, Aliber argues.
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GOPers have long grimaced about Trump emerging as their nominee, the "Access Hollywood" tape, his comments about Europe and NATO, "fire and fury" and the unilateral imposition of tariffs.
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Nicole is emerging as a frontrunner, both on the show, where she's by far the funniest contestant, and on Twitter, where she's one of the show's most active Tweeters.
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This modern-day missile gap, the administration believes, is emerging as one of the biggest dangers to American military supremacy in Asia since the end of the Cold War.
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Berlin and Paris are laying out ways for the bloc to rapidly deploy forces, with security cooperation emerging as a unifying force for Europe after Britain's vote to leave.
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His main rival is former prime minister Nuri al-Maliki, a pro-Iranian politician re-emerging as a possible kingmaker or even for a return to the premiership itself.
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The correspondence points to the tension emerging as Mr. Pruitt is now charged with regulating many of the same companies with which he coordinated closely in his previous position.
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But at CEO dinners, in hotel ballrooms, and on private donor listservs across the Bay Area, Warren is emerging as an outsider that Silicon Valley insiders can live with.
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Advent trumped several rival buyout funds, including Bain Capital and Astorg, in an auction process, emerging as the preferred bidder for the 70-year-old firm, the sources said.
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One topic on the group's agenda is selecting a new secretary-general to replace Abdullah al-Badri, with Nigeria's Mohammed Barkindo emerging as a front-runner, sources tell Reuters.
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Polls increasingly point to a decisive win for the Democratic nominee on Election Day, with traditional Republican strongholds such as Arizona, Georgia, Utah and Texas emerging as competitive battlegrounds.
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The participants admit plunging to a soul-shattering place of darkness before they clawed their way back to light, emerging as the teenagers and young adults they are today.
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The Cruz campaign has been courting loyal delegates in the hope of pulling off a coup at this summer's Republican National Convention and emerging as the GOP's presidential nominee.
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New York (CNN)The 2016 Republican primary has been a dizzying affair, with underdog and Cinderella campaigns emerging as fast as the early favorites disappeared or failed to launch.
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As Rubio falters, the once-dead Bush dream of playing the long game and emerging as the establishment savior now appears to have at least a sliver of life.
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The Argentine, emerging as a late contender to snatch one of the last two places at the ATP World Tour Finals in London, then broke immediately in the second.
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"What is happening with the commission decisions is that you have a picture of the past emerging as we are looking forward, and that makes things complicated," he said.
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The subject has, however, gained greater prominence in the political debate and is emerging as a central topic in the run-up to the general election in June 2017.
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A production rise of about 1 million bpd was emerging as a consensus, OPEC sources told Reuters on Thursday, adding that Iran could agree to that under certain conditions.
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Now, deep fakes, believable videos of people doing and saying things they never said or did, are emerging as even more powerful tools for misleading people and undermining truth.
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With economic inequality emerging as a main concern among Democratic voters, she has sought to distance herself from the Wall Street deregulation and trade policies associated with the 1990s.
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Over the next seven years, the CEM elevated clean energy deployment to the highest political levels, emerging as a practical complement to the cumbersome United Nations climate negotiation process.
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Andrea Leadsom, the pro-Leave candidate who is emerging as her most likely rival for the leadership, wants to invoke the article sooner, to speed up the Brexit process.
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The Financial Times reported last month that China was emerging as a front-runner in the possible plan to delay the IPO and sell shares to sovereign wealth funds.
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ABOUT THE 2104ERS (19-34): McConnell was the hero Thursday but rookie forward Dario Saric is emerging as a more consistent threat while Philadelphia awaits the return of Embiid.
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President Obama is emerging as a staunch defender of Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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While Russia is colluding with Saudi Arabia to jack up oil prices, the United States, which is emerging as a leading oil producer, is seeking to bring prices down.
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Mr. Pence's ability to navigate a racially charged argument between Mr. Trump and a Gold Star family is emerging as his first difficult test as Mr. Trump's running mate.
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Consumer and healthcare stocks led the rise, with Fletcher Building and Spark New Zealand, 2.1 percent and 1.4 percent higher respectively, emerging as the biggest advancers on the index.
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Bottoms and Norwood got about 26% and 21%, respectively, of the vote in the November 7 general election, emerging as the top two candidates from a field of 11.
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Before the investigations came to light, Mr. de Blasio enjoyed rising popularity in polls, with no prominent Democrat emerging as a serious rival to his 2017 re-election effort.
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While de Blasio has faced serious criticism through his first term as mayor, he's seen a bump at the polls since emerging as a vocal critic of the president.
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His closest rival in the delegate count, Ted Cruz, is focusing on overlooked states, and Ohio's primary is emerging as a crucial contest for both parties in Tuesday's voting.
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I know you'll think this sounds insane, but I can actually imagine unity and consensus-building emerging as general election themes if it comes down to Clinton and Cruz.
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From intervening in the Middle East to locking horns with Russia to defending NATO, Trump is quickly emerging as a leader who is more of Washington than against it.
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The case of Jamal Khashoggi, the Saudi journalist who disappeared in Turkey and may have been killed in the Saudi consulate, is emerging as a shocking and prominent example.
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This would enable a reduction in United States forces, while protecting the American diplomatic presence in Kabul and preventing Afghanistan from re-emerging as a major terrorist safe haven.
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While most would rather be in Harris' position right now, the criticism she faced was a reminder that emerging as a top-tier contender comes with increased scrutiny. 4.
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"If Indeed they are emerging as an important facilitator of weapons and other materiel reaching al-Shabaab or ISIS, then they would become a legitimate military target," he claimed.
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Commerzbank and Deutsche Bank, both founded in the 19th century when Germany was emerging as an industrial and geopolitical power, are closely entwined with the country's history and identity.
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It was a snapshot that implied that Arcia, who had been twice sent to the minors this season before emerging as an unlikely offensive hero, was not going anywhere.
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The issue is sure to be a top political issue in the 2020 general election campaign -- and it's even emerging as a heated talking point in the Democratic primary.
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"The islands display a curious amalgam of cultures, history, and industry, emerging as a place where all these elements create a truly unusual travel experience," its official website boasts.
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Mr. Macron, with his out-of-his-way friendliness toward the American president, is emerging as Mr. Trump's point man on a European continent where he is mostly unwelcome.
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It is also emerging as a powerful way for robots to learn to deal with the real world and for training software agents to behave intelligently in simulated environments.
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The Emmy verdict is in, with Sterling K. Brown emerging as winner of Best Supporting actor in a limited series or movie for American Crime Story: The People v.
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The moves Down Under came after a week of political turmoil which culminated in former Treasurer Scott Morrison emerging as the country's sixth prime minister in the last decade.
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Eason threw for 346 yards against Vanderbilt, with freshmen Riley Ridley and Issac Nauta emerging as go-to threats (the duo combining for 10 catches for 72 yards). 1.
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The result was a setback for 5-Star, which had hoped to gain control of its first regional government after emerging as the largest party at the national ballot.
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Netflix emerging as the top contender in both television and film categories is staggering considering that up until six years ago, it wasn't making original television series or films.
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Prince Andrew has denied knowledge about the sex abuse claims surrounding his former friend Jeffrey Epstein, but new details are emerging as his alleged victims continue to speak out.
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And now that the government has reduced the number of deductions available to tax-payers, the 401(k) is emerging as a key vehicle to shelter income from taxes.
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Berlin and Paris are laying out ways for the bloc to rapidly deploy forces, with security cooperation emerging as a unifying force for Europe after Britain's vote to leave.
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Amid civil conflict, terrorist violence and regional troubles, Egypt is re-emerging as a destination of choice for global investors flocking to its energy, real estate and financial sectors.
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Instead of re-emerging as a viable offensive cog, Bogut fell into an even deeper hole in Dallas, averaging just 3 points even as his minutes remained mostly steady.
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The Timberwolves ended a 13-year playoff drought last season by posting a 47-35 record, with Butler and the young center Karl-Anthony Towns emerging as All-Stars.
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The ascent of Kim Jong-il, then emerging as heir apparent to his father, Kim Il-sung, tracked closely with the country's move into illicit methods of raising income.
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Sources said a production rise of about 1 million bpd was emerging as a possible consensus for OPEC and its allies, adding that Iran could assent under certain conditions.
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In addition to the conflict over Puerto Rico, the White House in May made a request for border aid that wound up emerging as a major hurdle as well.
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We knew right away that the story should be told in the voice of a survivor, so we sought out Decontee Davis, who was already emerging as a survivor advocate.
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Emerging as he has, with the Republican Party in a struggle for its soul and the world changing dramatically, he is both a symptom and a provocateur of volatile times.
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Romney was widely expected to vote in favor of calling witnesses after emerging as the most vocal GOP senator in favor of hearing new testimony as part of Trump's trial.
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And maybe it's time some Republicans took a stand on what is emerging as the central dispute of our time — not between left and right but between open and closed.
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Amid sizzling tensions between the U.S. and China in their protracted trade war, some even made the case that bitcoin was emerging as a global hedge against stock market movements.
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He serves on both the Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees, emerging as a leading proponent of pushing the administration to consult with Congress before engaging in military action.
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Oddly enough, with plaid, tweed, and sweaters tied 'round the neck emerging as strong contenders for fall's major fashion trends, Instagram has proven to be an inspiration for just that.
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Kik CEO explains why it's doing an ICO instead of venture fundraising ICOs are emerging as a potentially transformative way to raise capital and build a decentralized ecosystem for developers.
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Indonesia is also emerging as an important market for South Korean defense equipment and the countries are cooperating on a venture to jointly build a fighter plane, dubbed KF-X.
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Amazon's gadget, which is quickly emerging as a strong rival to Apple's Siri and Google's Assistant, was a big hit at this year's Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas.
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Some enlightened business leaders — Bill Gates, Howard Schultz, Marc Benioff — are emerging as a different sort of role models, on issues like inequality, the treatment of veterans and gay rights.
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The steam engine became the universal source of power in the industrial revolution, and in today's digital revolution, the startup stack is emerging as the steam engine for our age.
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It might be Strand's boat, but Madison is certainly emerging as the leader of the group — she's the one who goes head-to-head with Connor over exchanging family members.
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Like other Kasich supporters, he is banking on the Ohio governor emerging as the consensus nominee in an open convention as the best choice to defeat a Democrat in November.
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Two years later, she is still no firebrand, but she is emerging as a solid, relevant figure on the national political scene, inviting some comparisons with Angela Merkel's methodic rise.
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The DHS bill is emerging as a perennial problem child for negotiators because it touches on politically divisive issues like the wall, asylum and the potential separation of migrant families.
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"How dare they," Palin said in an interview with The Associated Press when asked about the possibility of a dark-horse candidate emerging as the nominee at the July convention.
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Indonesia is also emerging as an important market for South Korean defence equipment and the countries are cooperating on a venture to jointly build a fighter plane, dubbed KF-X.
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For the same reason your new smartphone can hold a charge longer, wind and solar energy are fast emerging as a viable and reliable way of powering the entire economy.
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Despite China emerging as Australia's largest trading partner since 2012, its firms have limited experience dealing with the opaque and arbitrary rules which are characteristic of the Chinese political-economy.
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Mr. Ryan has focused on an issues agenda for the Republican Party for many years, and he is now emerging as one of the most visible counterweights to Mr. Trump.
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Latin America is emerging as the new battleground for the global tech giants, and some of Silicon Valley and Asia's biggest investors—from Sequoia Capital to SoftBank—are taking notice.
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New competitors are emerging, as niche firms eat into the space occupied by the grains giants, to produce GMO free, organic or other supplies that appeal to changing consumer tastes.
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New faces driving innovationSpeaking of that, as venture capital decouples from Silicon Valley at the earliest stages, new faces are emerging as the go-to entrepreneurs with next-level innovation.
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Mr. Reid was delivering disappointing news: He planned to endorse former Vice President Joseph R. Biden, Jr., who was quickly emerging as Mr. Sanders's chief rival in the presidential primary.
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Falih has helped broker the deal with non-OPEC producers led by Russia, emerging as the main face of OPEC and the kingdom's oil diplomacy over the past three years.
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The pan-European Stoxx 600 closed 0.4% higher, banks and basic resources emerging as the best performing sectors with roughly 2.8% in gains while food and beverage stocks dropped 1.9%.
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Jeremy Lawson, chief economist at Aberdeen Standard Investments, said the market might be waking up to strains of protectionism that had been emerging as part of the Trump administration's policies.
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In a cabinet stocked with government neophytes and placeholders, the deeply experienced Mr. Barr is quickly emerging as the most influential figure in the second half of Mr. Trump's term.
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With Germany's formidable Chancellor Angela Merkel now in her political twilight and Britain in crisis over Brexit, Mr. Macron should be emerging as the European Union's dominant leader and champion.
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New Zealand's prime minister is emerging as the progressive antithesis to right-wing strongmen like Trump, Orban and Modi, whose careers thrive on illiberal, anti-Muslim and anti-immigrant rhetoric.
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Miller began his relationship with the Ransom Center in the early 22002s, a moment when the center, flush with oil wealth, was emerging as the field's most unabashedly aggressive player.
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Barring extraordinary events, Biden now enjoys such a commanding lead in the race to become the Democratic candidate that it is hard to imagine Sanders emerging as the party's nominee.
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He immediately followed an unsuccessful try by California Chrome, an especially popular California-bred horse with distinctive white markings known as chrome, in emerging as the 2000th Triple Crown winner.
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As the new pneumonia-like disease spread quickly in China and many of its trade partners in Asia and Europe, the dollar is emerging as an ultimate safe-haven destination.
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The big picture: With "micromobility" potentially emerging as the next big wave of transportation, companies are looking to make scooters and other small vehicles as efficient and convenient as possible.
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The city of Ogden, emerging as a destination on its own, serves as a convenient base camp for visiting Snowbasin and Powder Mountain, each about a half-hour drive away.
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Speculation has grown as to what eventual solution will bring the ISIS prisoners to trial and where those convicted can be incarcerated, with the US emerging as one possible option.
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"Biden is now emerging as a very early front-runner — he beats handily even the celebrity candidates that have been floated," said Harvard CAPS/Harris Poll co-director Mark Penn.
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John Eisenberg, the attorney who is emerging as a central figure in the Ukraine scandal, is a quiet and unassuming presence in a White House dominated by more colorful personalities.
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As Prime Minister Theresa May's self-imposed deadline of March for starting negotiations on withdrawal with the European Union draws closer, this clash is emerging as the primary sticking point.
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The case is emerging as the most significant of the #MeToo era in Latin America, but also reveals the obstacles women in the region face in acting against powerful men.
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The outcome of the first two contests in the primary calendar have resulted in a splintered moderate field and Sanders emerging as the favorite candidate for the party's progressive camp.
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The electoral math on a number of crucial districts is also beginning to look tougher for vulnerable Democrats, with relatively safe states like Florida and Ohio emerging as possible battlegrounds.
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Weaver-Gates kept up her ruse by walking around inside the hospital and then emerging "as if she had treatment and was caught on camera wandering the halls," the statement says.
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With Donald Trump emerging as the presumptive GOP presidential nominee, Democrat leaders are beginning to launch attacks on the real estate mogul as the 22016 campaign shifts into general election mode.
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South Asia is emerging as the new hot spot for LNG, with Pakistan and Bangladesh set to join India as major consumers, helping to eat away some of the global oversupply.
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The endorsement could be a pivotal development ahead of Wisconsin's April 5 primary, which is emerging as a key test for the remaining presidential contenders before the 2016 campaign heads east.
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But a picture of their deep involvement is now emerging, as FBI agents and prosecutors pore over witness interviews and internal documents from Cohen and other Trump Organization officials and executives.
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But other key players on the European right remain circumspect or have rejected them outright, with the dominant influence of Bannon, as an American, emerging as a sticking point for many.
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It will also further provoke Russia precisely at a time when the country is emerging as a leader in the struggle against Islamic extremism in Syria and elsewhere in the region.
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It is hardly surprising that in this war of all against all, the FSB, which has the ultimate resource—the ability to put people in jail—is emerging as top dog.
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Yet Mr Prigozhin has become most notorious for his non-culinary pursuits, emerging as a figure in the Kremlin's shadowy efforts to counter political opposition at home and the West abroad.
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Orlando is emerging as a tech hub, home to the National Center for Simulation, a collaboration between the government, academics and industry members working to do things like facilitate space exploration.
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That sticker shock is emerging as a potent issue in the final stretch of the 2016 campaign, giving GOP nominee Donald Trump and Republicans running for Congress a unifying rallying cry.
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HILLARY CLINTON'S OPPONENTS ATTACK HER PAID SPEECHES TO WALL STREET | Hillary Clinton's paid speeches are emerging as a central line of attack in the bitter primary clash with Senator Bernie Sanders,
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While she hasn't formally announced an official platform, women's empowerment and access to education for women and girls is emerging as a key area of importance for her growing East Wing.
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Only the father, Dr. William Petit Jr., survived, having been beaten and locked in the basement, emerging as the police arrived to find his house in flames and his family gone.
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Roberto Gualtieri's comments to Reuters echoed concerns expressed by the parliament's president Antonio Tajani this week, in what is emerging as the biggest challenge yet to the ECB as banking supervisor.
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India and the United States have built a close defense relationship in recent years with Washington emerging as among the top three arms suppliers to India, along with Russia and Israel.
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The iPhone 7 might have been the most hyped product launch heading into 2017, but Snapchat Spectacles are quickly emerging as one of the most mysteriously cool releases of the year.
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The budding alliance with Democrats on immigration is emerging as a test of whether Trump's personality or his policies are what put him over the top in last year's presidential election.
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Mitie has been under pressure after it warned on profits in September, blaming the vote for Brexit for large new contracts not emerging as its clients put off new investment decisions.
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McGrath was one of the highest profile candidates in the 2018 midterm cycle, emerging as one of its top fundraisers and only narrowly losing her bid to unseat three-term Rep.
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Year to date: In the post-Cristiano Ronaldo era at the Estadio Santiago Bernabeu, Vinicius Jr. is emerging as a fan favorite because of his versatility, his ball skills, and pace.
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The system was adopted through a voter referendum in 2016 and has survived a series of legal challenges in the intervening years, while emerging as a flashpoint in the state's politics.
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A Russia dying from within as an economy reliant solely on the price of fossil fuels, is emerging as a dominant and growing force from without through its successful foreign policy.
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Chris Christie of New Jersey, the race for the Democratic nomination has become more of a coronation than a contest, with one name emerging as the likely candidate: Philip D. Murphy.
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Miller, a former Senate aide, has pushed for hard-line immigration policies in the Trump administration, emerging as a key player amid recent turnover at the Department of Homeland Security (DHS).
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Yet threats to that tradition are emerging as animal rights activists, buoyed by their growing clout in recent years, say the time has come to put an end to the hunts.
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India and the United States have built a close defence relationship in recent years with Washington emerging as among the top three arms suppliers to India, along with Russia and Israel.
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On the other hand, social movements on the left are on the rise, with groups like Black Lives Matter and the Democratic Socialists of America emerging as powerful forces for change.
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Also emerging as a potential candidate, according to two industry sources, is Harald Wilhelm, who has overseen a rise in Airbus shares to record levels since becoming finance chief in 2012.
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He said trade policy was emerging as an point of concern among business leaders who speak to Fed officials, but he downplayed the administration's actions as an immediate threat to growth.
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The Youth Army jettisoned the Communist bits, emerging as a kind of hybrid version of the scouts and a reserve officers training program, with an emphasis on patriotism and national service.
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"Emerging as being clueless about what is wrong with its own device, being weak and unclear in communicating with owners ... is really not making Samsung look like a leader," Milanesi said.
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That document did not prevent the vital international trade route emerging as a regional flashpoint amid China's military rise and its extensive program of island building on disputed reefs since 2014.
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And in a blow that was long in coming, Washington State's final results were announced on Monday, with Mr. Biden emerging as the victor after nearly a week of counting ballots.
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And he has stood out by emerging as the de facto pianist of the resistance, with politics that do not merely flavor his outspoken Twitter feed but inform his musical identity.
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The moves put him at the vanguard of a political awakening of technology leaders, who are emerging as a potential West Coast power center that could help invigorate Mr. Trump's opponents.
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But with Britain negotiating its exit from the European Union, Gus is emerging as a symbol of efforts by British food producers to maintain the European system of recognizing local produce.
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Officials reported that a cyberstrike against Iran was emerging as the most attractive option, in an effort to avoid the kind of escalation that might result from a more conventional strike.
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The 33-year old North Korean ruler, once dismissed as a figurehead, is emerging as a powerful leader and a nuclear threat, traits that were highlighted in a Times video profile.
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And though she has repeatedly said that she will not take a formal role in the new administration, Ms. Trump is emerging as the female face of her father's inner circle.
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Tourism is emerging as a newly powerful force in the country, where the economy has traditionally been geared more toward exporting cars and other manufactured goods than importing pleasure-seeking visitors.
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That shooting reignited the national debate over gun control laws, with Parkland survivors and students across the nation emerging as some of the most vocal advocates for strengthening restrictions on firearms.
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But beyond the white sandy beaches and tropical jungles, the tiny archipelago nation is emerging as a key player in India's battle to counter growing Chinese influence in the Indian Ocean.
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Roberto Gualtieri's comments to Reuters echoed concerns expressed by the parliament's president Antonio Tajani this week, in what is emerging as the biggest challenge yet to the ECB as banks supervisor.
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Mr. Sala, a 28-year-old forward, had recently been transferred to the Premier League club Cardiff City after emerging as a prolific goal scorer for Nantes, in the French league.
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He had been the main petitioner before the court and fomented widespread street protests against Mr. Sharif, emerging as the strongest challenger to the former prime minister and his political legacy.
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Now, as Australian politics tilt toward the right on global issues like immigration, cybersecurity and climate change, they are emerging as new political voices, getting in Twitter spats and lobbying Parliament.
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They were made between May and August 2016, as Russia was emerging as a liability for the GOP nominee Donald Trump and his presidential campaign, including its then-chairman Paul Manafort.
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As we previously reported, Dana White says Ronda "absolutely, positively" wants to get in the Octagon with Cyborg -- who's emerging as one of the most dominant fighters in the entire UFC.
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She identified combating cyberbullying as an issue she would champion as first lady while on the campaign trail, but it's clear women's issues are emerging as another area of passion and interest.
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The company regularly productizes its own in-house services, and it will be interesting to see how and if that translates to Amazon emerging as a competitor to Relex down the line.
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CIAM is emerging as a rare French activist fund that gets results: it profited by intervening in the takeover of Club Med, a tourist firm, by China's Fosun International two years ago.
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Trump: Cruz-Kasich alliance 'pathetic' Heading into Indiana, the pressure is squarely on Cruz and Kasich to prove they have a legitimate case that Trump isn't emerging as the consensus Republican choice.
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The March 4 vote ended in gridlock, with 5-Star and the League emerging as the top two parties in parliament, but no bloc or group securing a majority to govern alone.
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But according to an August 2018 Bloomberg New Energy Finance report, as-a-service agreements are "emerging as the most suitable framework for delivering" energy infrastructure, with several companies seeing early success.
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Outside of the staging and aesthetic, Once on This Island also boasts an incredible ensemble: Kilgore is a truly fantastic discovery, emerging as a star from the moment she makes her entrance.
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With augmented reality and computer vision emerging as contenders for the next major wave in platform development, the camera system is an input mechanism, a communications system and a statement of intent.
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Long the ugly duckling of commercial property, warehouses and distribution centres are now emerging as "beautiful swans", according to a recent report by Jones Lang LaSalle (JLL), a commercial real-estate firm.
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Still, he managed to spread fear throughout the LA region for weeks that summer, emerging as a media sensation who courted the press and then acted as his own attorney at trial.
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LTE, however, is emerging as an alternative because it is also low-power but can be used to connect many devices at once, making it a good option for enterprise use cases.
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As the number of competitors in the ride-hailing industry dwindles, geographic expansion is emerging as the next proving ground to determine who will be the victor in the ride-hailing market.
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Tapping a political insider would also be a way for Trump to signal a willingness to work with the party establishment he has thoroughly bashed even after emerging as the presumptive nominee.
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Theresa May, the "unshowy" home secretary whose admirers like to compare to Angela Merkel, is emerging as a unifying candidateto succeed Mr Cameron with a promise to restore stability to the country.
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Earlier surveys released in January, before the most recent tension with Pakistan, showed the BJP and its allies emerging as the largest group in the election but falling short of a majority.
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Why it matters: Despite fears GDPR's rules would be either too onerous or not go far enough, the law is emerging as a model for privacy legislation elsewhere, including in the U.S.
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She says there's evidence that nonprofits are emerging as an increasingly important player in funding biomedical research and development, especially for pumping early-stage capital into the gaps left by traditional funders.
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With hands-only CPR emerging as an alternative to the traditional method - chest compressions coupled with mouth-to-mouth rescue breaths - Swedish researchers decided to investigate the impact of the simpler method.
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China's share is thought to have dropped from more than 90 percent in previous years to just over 10 percent today with Korea, Japan and the U.S. emerging as new trading hubs.
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And as the connections between online and offline commerce increase, food delivery is emerging as the central hub for that plan, as our contributor, Nathan Lustig wrote for us earlier this year.
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With Exxon Mobil's former CEO, Rex Tillerson, as secretary of state, it is also no surprise that LNG exports are emerging as Trump's preferred strategy for strengthening relations with Europe and Asia.
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As the U.S. and China continue to negotiate a trade deal aimed at satisfying both sides, soybeans are emerging as a bargaining chip for Beijing to use as leverage in those talks.
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Wolf, a former president of UBS Investment Bank and a top economic adviser, donor and fundraiser for Obama, is emerging as a powerful ally, both in public and private, for Clinton's campaign.
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Sanders, for his part, pivoted to his Democratic opponent on the issue of trade, which is emerging as a key theme on both sides of the aisle in the 2016 presidential race.
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But since Marco Rubio, who was emerging as a late favorite to become the establishment candidate, finished fifth, Christie may get credit for hurting Rubio right when he needed a strong finish.
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Steve Bannon, the ethno-nationalist former head of right-wing media outlet Breitbart, is "emerging as the most powerful person in the White House," Washington Post columnist Paul Waldman noted on Wednesday.
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The OECD thinks these fundamental factors are more plausible explanations of the slowdown than mismeasurement, especially as the decline is both long-lasting and has affected emerging, as well as developed, economies.
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Facebook has allowed wildlife trackers to reach a wider market; investigation earlier this year found that the site is emerging as a popular platform for selling both wildlife products and live animals.
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It was an unexpected sentiment from Mr. Koch, who has for years deployed his vast wealth to champion conservative causes and Republican candidacies, emerging as a major foe of the Democratic Party.
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One of their leaders is Mikheil Saakashvili, the former president of Georgia, who was brought in by Mr. Poroshenko as governor of Odessa and is emerging as an independent anti-corruption campaigner.
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Democratic presidential hopefuls, under fierce pressure from liberal activists and base voters, are racing to embrace a series of progressive policy proposals that are quickly emerging as litmus tests ahead of 2020.
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Earlier in the year, Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari also expressed skepticism about bitcoin ever emerging as a currency, though he said the blockchain technology behind it has "potential" for further development.
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"IBM iX is a global market leader in experience design, which is emerging as an essential element in all business strategy," said Paul Papas, Global Leader, IBM Interactive Experience, in a statement.
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Since first emerging as an investor in the Internet company in late 2014, Starboard has repeatedly criticized Yahoo's management, led by Marissa Mayer, the chief executive, as well as the company's board.
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Gillibrand gained more widespread name recognition during the height of the "Me Too" movement, emerging as one of the senators leading the charge against sexual misconduct in both Congress and other workplaces.
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Still, the tech sector is set to finish the first few months of the year ahead of its peers, with Netflix emerging as the third-best performer in the S&P 500.
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However, rice exports to China rose 66 percent over the same period to 118,401 tonnes, while total rice exports rose 3.7 percent to 281,538 tonnes, with Australia emerging as a new market.
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As well-funded tech companies are getting in the highly regulated scooter and bike-share business, subsidies for certain groups like low-income communities and students are emerging as the next battleground.
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South Asia is emerging as a hotspot for LNG, with Pakistan and Bangladesh set to join India as major consumers and help ease the oversupply that has dogged the market for years.
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Acres of flat rooftops for solar panels, suppliers eager to provide deals and school boards looking to save money down the road have schools emerging as the ideal candidates for solar energy.
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Bloomberg had faced increasing pressure to get out of the race after Biden won South Carolina by a commanding margin, emerging as the favorite moderate candidate to take on frontrunner Bernie Sanders.
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For those who may not want to hike solo, there are many long distance hiking groups emerging as people seek solace in nature and want a hiking buddy for safety and conversation.
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He was aggressive, competitive and versatile for an American team gutted by a rash of defections by marquee names, emerging as one of the players United States Coach Gregg Popovich trusted most.
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To be sure, Europe has already begun buying more natural gas from the United States, with Portugal and Spain emerging as two of the most steady buyers over the last two years.
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Pollsters predict a hung parliament, with former prime minister Silvio Berlusconi's alliance of centre-right groups emerging as the largest bloc, while 5-Star looks certain to be the biggest single party.
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The discontent is emerging as a test of his ability to stick with pledges to enhance France's economic competitiveness and global leadership, which helped usher him to an electoral victory last May.
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This year, two regional fairs are emerging as standouts in the overcrowded global art scene: Independent Brussels and Art Brussels, which both capitalize on Belgium's depth of discerning collectors for contemporary art.
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Corporate bond issuance has been broadly driven by structural reforms and more expansionary monetary policy worldwide, emerging as a viable source of long-term funding for non-financial companies since the crisis.
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As other practical implementations for the technology are being discovered, blockchains are emerging as top contenders for resolving an array of cybersecurity challenges and delivering end-to-end security to global institutions.
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With several high-profile watch boutique openings in and around Tokyo over the past six months, plus more scheduled for 2017, Japan is emerging as a mature market with room to grow.
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The end result is an industry proactively searching for cost-saving alternatives and added opportunities to increase revenue by capturing more high-value recyclables, and AMP is emerging as the leading solution.
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But PayPal appears to be cutting costs with its new fee policy, just as primary competitor Stripe is emerging as one of the most valuable privately held tech companies in the industry.
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"Toshiba hastily picked the consortium ahead of its [June 28] annual shareholders meeting, but more and more flaws are emerging as time passes," said a senior official at one of Toshiba's banks.
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There was brief applause when second vice-president James Wani Igga, standing in for President Salva Kiir, said South Sudan "is emerging as a powerful nation with a world-class oil industry".
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The anomaly could potentially be caused by the X17 particle briefly emerging as a byproduct of beryllium-20153 decay, Krasznahorkay and his colleagues proposed in a 2016 study in Physical Review Letters.
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It has grown rapidly in size and complexity, emerging as one of the world's largest with financial assets at nearly 470 percent of gross domestic product, according to the International Monetary Fund.
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The Owls have a proven scorer in the senior guard Quinton Rose and a hidden gem in Nate Pierre-Louis, who is quietly emerging as the best rebounding guard in college basketball.
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Cardinal Tobin is emerging as a champion of progressive, center-left Catholics, who favor a church that places more emphasis on protecting immigrants and the environment than on fighting same-sex marriage.
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The case of Mr. Arias, who now faces accusations of sexual assault or misconduct from at least nine women, is emerging as the most significant of the #MeToo era in Latin America.
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Less than eight months after Ms. Ocasio-Cortez stunned the political world by unseating a powerful Democratic congressman, her home state is emerging as an epicenter of House primary challenges in 22018.
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He'd be higher on this list if the Panthers weren't down 22-13 against the Islanders in a series that's quickly emerging as the most sneakily entertaining of the opening round. 21.
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But Minnesota signed him as a minor-league free agent in 2017, and after initially emerging as a human GIF, he has established himself as a key component for the resurgent Twins.
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It's as if, besides emerging as a new patron of the arts, Qatar is also, intentionally or not, redefining how we interact with that art — including the questions it makes us ask.
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McMaster's way of thinking lines up closely with Defense Secretary Jim Mattis, who is already emerging as a major check on Trump's more dangerous instincts, like the president's public embrace of torture.
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Emerging as another top concern from the White House is the question of whether the House bill can even make it through the Senate under reconciliation rules or the so-called Byrd Rule.
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But the 29-year-old London-based actress got in on the action early Friday morning, emerging as a passionate Remain supporter while live-tweeting the BBC's coverage of the EU referendum results.
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After two seasons of Flavor of Love, Tiffany 'New York' Pollard, turned her pain into reality pop stardom, emerging as the indisputable H.B.I.C. with her Flavor of Love offshoot, I Love New York.
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Three main candidates are emerging as replacements for Flynn: Keith Kellogg — The man holding the position temporarily is in the running to get the job full-time — though he's seen as an outsider.
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Azarenka is emerging as a favorite in the bottom half of the draw after No. 2 Simona Halep went out in the first round and No. 3 Garbiñe Muguruza lost in the third.
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They included Jason Chaffetz and Kevin McCarthy in the House of Representatives and, in the Senate, Rob Portman of Ohio, who is emerging as a rare exemplar of measured opposition to Mr Trump.
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"Across all sectors, there's a shift towards proactive recruitment through technology, and Beamery is emerging as the category leader," added Tom Mendoza, venture lead and investment advisor at EQT, in a supporting statement.
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Amazon was founded in 1994 around Bezos' desire to start an internet-based business, with the goal of selling items online emerging as an early and obvious inroad into the dot-com boom.
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A vast majority, alas, are like those who have only dipped into its second half, emerging as incorrigible believers in the power of rational thought, right angles and good intentions to perfect society.
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But there are areas that are emerging as small-business hot spots, offering entrepreneurs a vibrant, educated workforce, low cost of living, a business-friendly tax climate and a great quality of life.
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She first won Olympic gold in Beijing in 2008 as a member of the Dutch 4x100m freestyle relay team before emerging as one of the stars of the pool at the London Games.
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Philadelphia (CNN)Former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg offered Hillary Clinton his resounding endorsement Wednesday night, emerging as her most prominent independent surrogate as he tore into fellow billionaire businessman Donald Trump.
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In many parts of the world, natural gas is emerging as the top form of power because it's plentiful and burns cleaner than coal, but here in Australia that fuel is mostly exported.
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FATCA has spawned the Common Reporting Standard (CRS), a transparency initiative overseen by the OECD club of 34 countries that is emerging as a standard for the exchange of data for tax purposes.
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Puerto Rico, as the first Hispanic state, will serve as a bridge between cultures, emerging as a powerful ally in exporting the democratic message of the U.S. to every corner of the globe.
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TEL AVIV (Reuters) - Building on its expertise in technology, Israel is emerging as a leader in the race to keep cars secure and prevent the nightmare scenario of a hacker commandeering your vehicle.
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If some businesses haven't been scaling fast enough, it seems that Clutter is emerging as a consolidator that has: in addition to buying Omni's storage business, it had also acquired Handy's storage business.
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Famous for its Table Mountain and sandy beaches, Cape Town is emerging as a continental tech hub, with some 35,000 people employed in the sector, according to Wesgro, a trade and investment agency.
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A path to citizenship for "Dreamers" is emerging as the biggest sticking point in the negotiations over an immigration bill, one day after President Trump and Democratic leaders seemed close to a deal.
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He was emerging as a symbol of the graft and impunity that pervade Brazil's political system, putting a drag on Mr. Temer's efforts to cast the upheavals in Brasília in a positive light.
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Now, Koomey sees the same pattern emerging as Digiconomist's data and other estimates weave their way into research reports and news articles, sowing the type of faulty conventional wisdom that could mislead investors.
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Analysts at Morgan Stanley believe robots have the potential to disrupt a market in artificial joints that has arguably become commoditised, with no knee or hip implant emerging as supreme in recent years.
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Vladimir Voevodsky, formerly a gifted but restless student who flunked out of college out of boredom before emerging as one of the most brilliant and revolutionary mathematicians of his generation, died on Sept.
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When Chevron said on Thursday that it would not raise its bid for Anadarko Petroleum, it was not only the end of a fierce monthlong takeover battle with Occidental emerging as the winner.
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As President Trump continues his mad purge of the Department of Homeland Security, a sinister figure is emerging as the driving force behind all the chaos: Stephen Miller, the president's top immigration adviser.
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The New Work Summit, convened earlier this week by The New York Times, featured panel discussions about the opportunities and risks that are emerging as the use of artificial intelligence accelerates across industries.
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As is so often the case, life is imitating art, and floating architecture is emerging as one of the built world's most promising markets — for many of the reasons pinpointed at the Biennale.
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The former Secretary of State's campaign portrayed the Sanders complaint as another in a series of destructive attacks by a candidate who sees his prospects of emerging as the party's presidential nominee dim.
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Jeezy started sporting the logo of an angry snowman, with downward-slanted eyebrows and a straight line for a mouth, as he was emerging as a star in mainstream hip-hop in 2005.
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Morocco will bid to host the 2026 World Cup, emerging as a last-minute challenger — and a potential complication — to a United States-led campaign that appeared to be coasting to victory unopposed.
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Not only was Reagan a two-term governor of California; he also ran for President with considerable support from the conservative movement, which was emerging as the dominant intellectual force in American politics.
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Florida's March 17 primary could prove crucial should the nominating contest last that long, with its 219 delegates possibly emerging as a boost after several states hold their primaries and caucuses in February.
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Mr. Giuliani is emerging as a tribune of truth, perhaps inadvertently, about the intent behind President Trump's executive order suspending or barring the entry of refugees and immigrants from seven predominantly Muslim countries.
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The shift from global population growth toward population decline is emerging as one of the least appreciated forces that is, along with urbanization and digital disruption, upending the political and economic status quo.
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NAFTA negotiators discussed rules of origin on Monday as the Trump administration's expected demand for U.S.-specific automotive content requirements was emerging as a major obstacle to a deal, auto industry lobbyists said.
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"Traditional retailers are under pressure to become more sustainable, and resale is emerging as a path toward sustainability for many companies," said Manish Chandra, founder and CEO of Redwood City, California-based Poshmark.
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After mostly declining through the late 276th century, the large metropolitan areas have restored their position as the locus of growth across the country by emerging as the epicenter of the information economy.
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Like many towns across the country, Southampton is seeing a tick population that is growing both in numbers and variety — at a time when ticks are emerging as a significant public health danger.
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The case is emerging as the most significant of the #MeToo era in Latin America, but also reveals the social and political obstacles women in the region face in acting against powerful men.
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Islamic State insurgents have also stepped up operations, emerging as a forceful rival to Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, which has been the main Islamist militant group in the country in recent years.
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Alphabet is emerging as one of the big winners in the ride-hailing boom, even though the company is viewed as a potential competitor in the space once self-driving cars hit the market.
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Computing power, says Dr Warren Kaplan, the Chief of Informatics at the Garvan Institute of Medical Research, is quickly emerging as a precious resource in the quest to solve cancer and other complex diseases.
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In a town where relationships never seem to last, Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson have managed to buck the trend, emerging as one of the cutest couples on the red carpet for 30 years.
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On everything from the impeachment process, to regulating tech giants and student loan debt, it was Warren who set the pace on policy, emerging as the clear front-runner in the big idea primary.
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A national election on March 4 saw a center-right alliance led by the anti-immigrant League winning the most seats and the anti-establishment 5-Star Movement emerging as the biggest single party.
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In Britain, the question whether young girls should be allowed to wear the hijab at school is emerging as one of the most bitterly divisive issues in debates over the limits of cultural freedom.
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And it's emerging as a leader in the frantic international quest to curb emissions—in 2016 alone, it slashed emissions by 11 percent, the equivalent of taking more than 700,000 cars off the road.
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