Travis Kalanick's forced exit from Uber comes to mind, as does Miki Agrawal's very public flameout at period underwear company Thinx, and Parker Conrad's forced exit from Zenefits.
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Britain's exit from the EU is not on the agenda.
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Opponents of Ortega have called for his exit from office.
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Britain's looming exit from the EU is deterring some migrants.
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Read our interview with Bane regarding their exit from music.
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UploadVR first reported the news of Luckey's exit from Facebook.
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With that, Comey made his exit from the campaign stage.
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Uribe's exit from the Senate just two weeks before Duque'sAug.
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Shemar Moore Moore's exit from "Criminal Minds" was more pleasant.
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A spokesperson for Mizuho confirmed her exit from the bank.
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Hopefully, this is Archie's exit from the organized crime world.
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Seth Moulton's exit from the 2020 presidential race hit markets.
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The likelihood of an exit from Brexit is extraordinarily low.
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You have called for Greece's exit from the Euro zone.
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Cyprus made a successful exit from the programme in 2016.
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Also, will Britain's exit from the EU threaten workers' rights?
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It began with a long, deliberate exit from the court.
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The same institutions are now against an exit from Europe.
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The search for an emergency exit from Brexit goes on.
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In this situation, the BOJ cannot exit from quantitative easing.
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Britain's planned exit from the European Union presents another threat.
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They can thank Britain's impending exit from the European Union.
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At the same time, his exit from Indiana affected him.
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You have to exit from the bed to do it.
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Rood's exit from the administration was first reported by CNN.
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Now he's negotiating an exit from the combined companies, called Oath.
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And they called the British exit from the European Union too.
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A Brexit is shorthand for "British exit" from the European Union.
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Last week, Britain's exit from the EU was delayed until October.
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Why does she make such a quick exit from the hospital?
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A delay in Britain's exit from the European Union helped sentiment.
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For Japan, an exit from stimulus is far off the radar.
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The rock's exit from our neighborhood has settled most astronomers' minds.
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Ford is said to be considering an exit from South America.
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It would be the RCIF's first partial exit from an investment.
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The U.K.'s exit from the EU could change this dramatically.
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Thompson's exit from Luck was confirmed through a spokesperson on Feb.
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He has yet to comment on his exit from the show.
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Jeb Bush's exit from the race is equally important for Rubio.
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As for Frank's reaction to Fiona's exit from the Gallagher family?
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Draghi's successor will likely preside over an exit from the stimulus.
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But that assumes Britain's exit from the European Union is smooth.
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My exit from the pool sticks with me to this day.
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Their cause, exit from the European Union, now requires a plan.
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Britain's chaotic exit from the European Union also remained a risk.
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Gurr was unconcerned by Britain's impending exit from the European Union.
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" The supporters of Britain's exit from the European Union are "populists.
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Mr. Wilders is calling for an exit from the European Union.
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Brexit, or Britain's exit from the European Union, weighed on sentiment.
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Spider-Man's exit from the Marvel Cinematic Universe doesn't feel real.
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Still, any exit from stimulus may be far into the future.
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A restructuring of debt, or an exit from the common currency.
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Ms. Gilbert Trying to reach an exit from the orchestra pit.
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His exit from the West Wing worried the nationalist-populist right.
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It said its forecasts assumed that Britain would avoid a disorderly exit from the EU. "A messy and disorderly exit from the EU would do real and lasting damage to the UK's economic prospects," Marshall said.
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Britain's exit from the European Union also made concessions difficult, he said.
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We're talking about the Brexit, the British exit from the European Union.
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Statement from Barack Obama on U.S. exit from Paris Climate Agreement: pic.twitter.
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Painful preparations for Britain's exit from the EU started to take shape.
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Rousseff prepared for defeat by planning her exit from the presidential palace.
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DIVORCE is seldom amicable, as Britain's exit from the European Union shows.
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But why does Kate make such a quick exit from the hospital?
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That increases the odds of a messy exit from the European Union.
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Stubbornly soft inflation could delay the BOJ's exit from ultra-loose policy.
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Tamron Hall is opening up again about her shocking exit from NBC.
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Britain's looming exit from the European Union adds another layer of caution.
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A U.S. exit from Syria may take years (The New York Times).
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A sale would complete Barclays' exit from retail banking in Continental Europe.
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A sale would complete Barclays' exit from retail banking in continental Europe.
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Tillerson's exit from office followed months of tension between him and Trump.
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The funds come from the proceeds of Rio Tinto's exit from coal.
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Callimachi: There's a stamp that says exit from Pakistan, 1003st July, 2014.
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But the real issue, of course, is Britain's exit from the bloc.
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That made him consider his exit from the legendary show, he said.
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It advised on the company's 2003 acquisition, and subsequent exit, from Japan.
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Mr Trump's exit from Syria fails the trust test on many levels.
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MORE, also gave paid speeches following his exit from the federal government.
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The speculation over the ECB exit from stimulus also hit global bonds.
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But the precise reasoning for Spencer's exit from the administration remains unclear.
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And this month, there was an early exit from the Players Championship.
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A camera crew found a creative exit from an event in Burlington.
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Britain's exit from the European Union, due to take place on Jan.
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It could result in the exit from or strengthening of certain activities.
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But this would risk making an American exit from Europe more permanent.
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The deadline for the UK's exit from the European Union remains Oct.
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An outright exit from NAFTA might nullify these opportunities and economic gains.
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Trump has appeared increasingly eager for an early U.S. exit from Syria.
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The New York Times first reported Greenblatt's impending exit from the administration.
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Its pending exit from the European Union could also preclude British involvement.
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They also face uncertainties surrounding Britain's planned exit from the European Union.
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It was the team's seventh consecutive second-round exit from the tournament.
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But what happens if the president drives an exit from international trade deals?
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Adam Levine's abrupt exit from NBC's The Voice has the rumor mill turning.
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McPeak said the stakes are even higher, after Humana's exit from her state.
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He blamed it for the team's exit from the playoffs the previous season.
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That could increase the odds of a messy exit from the European Union.
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"Examining the reasons for Qatar's exit from OPEC is a necessity," Zanganeh said.
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Opinion SHORTLY after his exit from an abbreviated presidential run last fall, Gov.
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A British exit from the EU would effectively exclude Britain from the deal.
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Voters have voted in favor of Brexit: British exit from the European Union.
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Meanwhile, a British exit from the EU could sap confidence from the union.
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Electrek was also the first to report here on Hochholdinger's exit from Tesla.
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Sir Vince argues for an "exit from Brexit" after the Article 50 negotiations.
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For now it assumes a smooth exit from the EU on March 29th.
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FX CEO John Landgraf is addressing Louis C.K.'s exit from the network.
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Despite his exit from the show, Jones did return for the 2015 finale.
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Bill O'Reilly's professional transition after his exit from Fox News won't be easy.
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One person said he wanted to ensure a safe exit from the position.
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"Conversations have begun about her exit from the network," a second source says.
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ITALIAN ECONOMY MINISTER SAYS COUNTRY'S EXIT FROM EURO HAS NEVER BEEN GOVERNMENT'S INTENTION
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Some of them took to Twitter to lament his exit from the show.
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Heidi Klum is feeling bittersweet about Nick Cannon's exit from America's Got Talent.
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S. trade war and multiple delays to Britain's exit from the European Union.
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The currency has suffered from concerns about Britain's exit from the European Union.
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For the third straight year, they made a hasty exit from the playoffs.
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Rio has held talks with Indonesia about a possible exit from the venture.
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Forstall didn't make any public appearances for years after his exit from Apple.
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The company did not give a date for Neufeld's exit from his role.
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Britain's exit from the EU has been delayed until as late as Oct.
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An exit from that deal would reimpose sanctions on the oil-rich country.
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Britain's exit from the European Union could throw many international agreements into disarray.
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The U.S. exit from the Iran deal leaves a lane open for China.
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And Britain's impending exit from the European Union will disrupt the economic order.
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Further declines in the polls (and his exit from the race) soon followed.
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Nothing seems clearer in the aftermath of Bill O'Reilly's exit from Fox News.
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Many contended that a no-deal exit from the bloc would be preferable.
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Then it was on to Britain's exit from the bloc, or Brexit. Mrs.
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Buttigieg's exit from the race Sunday night triggered the stampede to Biden. Rep.
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The uncertainty could complicate Britain's exit from the European Union, known as Brexit.
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Following her exit from NBC, Kelly received a $30 million payout, Bloomberg reported.
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Go deeper: U.S. exit from Syria leaves civilians and Kurdish fighters at risk
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Ecuador's exit from the OPEC agreement underscores the pressures on cash-strapped nations.
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Iger has teased his exit from the top job at Disney for years.
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This is the Patriots' earliest exit from the playoffs since the 2009 season.
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Claude has tacitly announced his exit from the zone of the life-engaged.
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I say that this one is one that you want to exit from.
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If she loses, Britain's exit from the European Union could descend into chaos.
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He insisted Bannon's exit from the White House would not change Breitbart's coverage.
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"This will not change due to our exit from the E.U.," he added.
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News of Viacom's exit from negotiations with Scripps was reported earlier by Reuters.
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They could prove to be the force that spurs Maduro's exit from power.
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The exit from the Direct Message beta will see some features removed, Twitter notes.
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But to have an orderly exit from the EU, it is vital you prepare.
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At that point, it will be time for a speedy exit from Wall Street.
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Thompson's exit from Luck comes after the studio's employees expressed dissatisfaction with Lasseter's hiring.
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Other challenges include Britain's possible exit from the European Union without a negotiated deal.
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And all of that is before Britain's exit from the European Union is considered.
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The U.K.'s planned exit from the European Union shifts some of those dynamics.
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Soon afterwards she calls, and wins, a referendum on France's exit from the euro.
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European leaders are gathering in Brussels to discuss Britain's possible exit from the union.
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Ahead of his exit from rehab, Josh's family spoke out about forgiving the star.
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The sale of Lumwana doesn't signal a complete exit from copper assets for Barrick.
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This was followed by a cocked eyebrow and a quick exit from the room.
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Britain's exit from the EU was delayed and is now scheduled for October 31.
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The paper said the group was also mulling an exit from its submarine business.
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A partial exit from Asia will need the blessing of Zurich's incoming boss Greco.
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But watch her exit from the dorm ... it was some seriously Secret Service-ish.
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A successful deal would mark BP's first significant exit from a business in China.
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Bitcoin is more than an exit from the system, it's a powerful financial tool.
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A U.S. exit from the Paris Agreement also raises the risk of trade disputes.
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If so, it's hard for the BOJ to debate an exit from easy policy.
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Billy Bush is negotiating his exit from the Today show, a source tells PEOPLE.
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An exit from the euro would almost certainly lead to a sovereign debt crisis.
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Talks on Britain's exit from the European Union are due to begin next week.
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During the meeting, the two leaders discussed the UK's exit from the European Union.
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Later that year, Loudon County negotiated an early exit from its Rural/Metro contract.
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However, time is running out to prevent a chaotic exit from the European Union.
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Maybe cost cutting and its exit from China have something to do with it.
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I wasn't overwhelmed with the way I made my exit [from WWE] in 2013.
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Google brought Brown on board following Nancy Lee's exit from the company in 2016.
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Negotiations on Britain's exit from the European Union are due to start next Monday.
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May's plans, Britain's exit from the E.U. would preserve many connections with the bloc.
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Many women are left feeling defeated after Elizabeth Warren's exit from the presidential race.
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"It prevents an unequivocal exit from a customs union with the EU," she said.
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"A large majority of the population stands behind this exit from coal," she said.
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British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has promised an exit from the EU by Oct.
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Negotiating the country's exit from the European Union would test the strongest of governments.
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"I had gone through the successful acquisition and exit from a startup," Krump said.
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Johnson maneuvered to railroad through a British exit from the European Union on Oct.
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Britain's 2300 GMT exit from the EU ends 47 years of union with Europe.
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Exxon confirmed in January it was weighing an exit from the Neptun Deep project.
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Even so, Cordray's noisy exit from Washington is no guarantee of success back home.
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He, too, is among the Republicans who have announced an early exit from Congress.
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Talks on Britain's exit from the European Union are due to start next Monday.
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But impeaching a president doesn't immediately result in their exit from the White House.
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But it was already manifest seven decades ago during Britain's rash exit from India.
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"Brexit," the "British exit" from the EU, would take place on March 29, 2019.
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But NBC's exit from Hulu will happen slowly, so users won't notice any sudden changes.
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That answer should please Trump, who praised Spicer upon his exit from the White House.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - China Resources has secured an elegant exit from an ugly fight.
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Chief Brexiteer Michael Gove warns Theresa May against delaying Britain's exit from the customs union.
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Concerns about Britains exit from the European Union are also weighing on the British currency.
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Cruz and her mother remember her first exit from their house in 2015 quite differently.
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"The exit from the bailout is becoming apparent and under very good circumstances," Moscovici said.
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AMERICA'S ENVOY claimed "excellent progress" in negotiations ahead of the country's planned exit from Afghanistan.
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LeEco's exit from the RapidE project comes amid further financial troubles for the Chinese firm.
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It might not survive a financial pinch caused by Britain's exit from the European Union.
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Sterling fell 0.3 percent to $1.3220 as turmoil grips Britain's exit from the European Union .
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Among the coalition negotiators, only the Greens are pushing for a swift exit from coal.
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There's little hope that any would be able to arrange an elegant exit from Europe.
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Lively, then 18, was eyeing an exit from Hollywood when first approached about the series.
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Uncertainty over Britain's exit from the European Union adds to the murky outlook, analysts said.
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Kelly Ripa didn't have to face the recent drama surrounding Michael Strahan's exit from Live!
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Concerns about Britain's exit from the European Union are also weighing on the British currency.
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The potential for an exit from the EU spooked markets, sending sterling into a spiral.
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Baer's possible exit from Venezuela follows legal proceedings involving a former executive in Latin America.
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Sterling fell 0.2 percent to $1.3234 amid turmoil over Britain's exit from the European Union.
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The problem with IM haircutting is that it incentivises a disorderly exit from the CCP.
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Is it an exit from the current financial system or a way to entrench it?
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They also face taking a hit if Britain's exit from the European Union is disorderly.
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But it once again slightly put off an exit from the policy to mid-2017.
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Perhaps that's when Britain will make clearer overtures of their exit from the European Union.
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Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Scott Pruitt is among those calling for an exit from it.
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One way to fix the drag would be to make a quick exit from smartphones.
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The BoJ's eventual exit from the extraordinarily accommodative monetary environment poses a medium-term risk.
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The exit from the FX floor policy has not led to financial or macro instability.
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The risk of a chaotic exit from the bloc has risen sharply as a result.
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But with the Ohio Republican's exit from Congress, Sommers is taking on a new role.
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The two leaders have clashed over the U.S.'s exit from the Paris climate accord.
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During the euro crisis in 28503, a Greek exit from the euro was the fear.
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In some cases, the nearest emergency exit from your vacation rental may be behind you.
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Second Nature does not promise an exit from society so much as integration into it.
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The improved economy and exit from the adjustment programme could reduce the urgency for reform.
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Entry and exit from the town is impossible without detection by forces loyal to him.
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But it's important to note that Systrom's exit from Instagram was not an amicable one.
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Kazakhstan, for example, has said it wants a gradual exit from the output cap deal.
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REUTERS POLL: CHANCES OF DISORDERLY UK EXIT FROM EUROPEAN UNION AT 35% (AUGUST POLL: 35%)
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Negotiations over Megyn Kelly's exit from NBC are getting ugly — and spilling into public view.
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Politico's Carla Marinucci broke the news about Buttigieg's exit from the race on Sunday evening.
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CBS confirmed on Wednesday that Mr. Pelley would be making his exit from the show.
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To exit from this trap, the government needs to switch to a floating exchange rate.
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The Democratic presidential field also shrank Monday evening following Martin O'Malley's exit from the race.
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Its exit from the European Union, a monolithic deep state bureaucracy, is now almost guaranteed.
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The yearslong exit from the European Union happened at midnight Friday in Brussels, 11 p.m.
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A full exit from the Paris agreement will be a final nail in the coffin.
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As he negotiates the exit from one union he will face a crisis in another.
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Leicestershire, the central English county where Mr. Lineker grew up, backed the exit from Europe.
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Leaders on the Continent are already dealing with Britain's messy exit from the European Union.
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San Francisco (CNN Business)Uber may be plotting an exit from India's food delivery market.
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But they could also prove to be the force that hastens his exit from power.
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On Thursday, British voters voted in favor of "Brexit" — British exit from the European Union.
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His exit from the public stage has been less beatific than his exit from the Soviet Union in 1986, when he was practically sainted among Jews, after applying in vain for emigration to escape persecution and then serving nine years in labor camps and prisons.
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The wireless provider may explore a price cut or possible exit from the deal, Bloomberg reported.
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The disposal seals GM's exit from Europe and ends a relationship dating back to the 1920s.
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The two banks still benefit from regulatory forbearance until they exit from the government rehabilitation programme.
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In early September, Clements shocked Southern Charm fans after announcing her exit from the Bravo series.
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The disposal seals GM's exit from Europe and ends a relationship dating back to the 215s.
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It also provides the potential for a smoother exit from corporate life when the time comes.
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At first, Sean Spicer's exit from the White House followed the blueprint for famous administration officials.
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Luann de Lesseps is getting candid about Bethenny Frankel's exit from Real Housewives of New York.
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For some, though, it offered women and children the perfect exit from a bad living situation.
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This retreat marks Uber's third exit from an international geography at the hands of a rival.
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And it would surely increase the risk of Brexit triggering Scotland's exit from the United Kingdom.
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Between the lines: Russia and the U.S. are both capitalizing on the U.S. exit from Syria.
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Yet its ultimate objectives remain murky, not least navigating a graceful exit from the messy conflict.
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A British exit from the EU would prevent Britain from being pulled into the EU's schemes.
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If Klobuchar finishes out of the running, however, her exit from the race could be imminent.
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His exit from the race, should it happen, will be no loss — except for one thing.
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But the idea that the vote could lead to an exit from the euro looks fanciful.
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The move thrust Britain's exit from the European Union into turmoil and pushed the pound down.
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Meanwhile, Britain's exit from the EU will be discussed at a European Union summit in Salzburg.
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Bleakley was also worried about what the UK's planned exit from the European Union might bring.
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But its impending exit from the European Union could cause the dairy trade to turn sour.
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Similar furor is expected for Turner's exit from the Santa Clara County jail in San Jose.
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Despite Aguilera's exit from The Voice last year, she hasn't remained totally out of the spotlight.
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Investors are worried about the rising risk of a no-deal exit from the European Union.
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Want to know what Britain's exit from the European Union will actually mean to the world?
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Adding to the slowdown in Germany is the uncertainty surrounding Britain's exit from the European Union.
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Dealers also said the foreign exit from government securities has also reversed and helping the currency.
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ANTAD said the February 2018 figures were adjusted to reflect the company's exit from the group.
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In the time since the Osbournes' exit from MTV, their show format has been replicated incessantly.
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The government is expecting strong economic growth following Greece's exit from an international bailout in August.
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The decision to withdraw from Syria therefore dangerously resembles America's hasty exit from Iraq in 2011.
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She apologized for her comments before her exit from NBC was later finalized in January 2019.
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Christie caught flak last month after endorsing Trump following his own exit from the GOP race.
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The worries of a potential French exit from the European Union boosted the safe-haven yen.
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"This...could provide supply security despite the coming exit from nuclear power (by 2022)," he said.
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Mr. Whittingdale, like many of the BBC's toughest critics, favors a British exit from the bloc.
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He said his exit from Congress allows him to help the party in a different way.
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"Our exit from Alaska does not in any way diminish BP's commitment to America," Dudley said.
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" The Guardian "For the second time in a week, England suffer an ignominious exit from Europe.
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"Brexit," as Britain's potential exit from the European Union is known, would be a big deal.
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Several sources said earlier this week that Kelly's legal team is negotiating her exit from NBC.
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He said that he felt that he no longer had a graceful exit from the company.
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The far-reaching discontent has led to suggestions that Italy could exit from the euro zone.
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The fourth begins with the couple's exit from the church, leading into the post-wedding procession.
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"The calls from some quarters for an exit from monetary accommodation are therefore premature," it added.
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Still, the central bank's tentative exit from limitless cheap money and monetary stimulus carries real risks.
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Intel's exit from the modem business does not necessarily mean Qualcomm will become Apple's sole supplier.
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His exit from his parents' smoke-filled apartment was captured on surveillance video, the authorities said.
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It will also stop all handgun sales in Alaska, completing its exit from the handguns category.
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It also risks complicating the European Central Bank's exit from years of ultra-loose monetary policy.
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A United States exit from Nafta could provoke nationalist sentiments affecting Mexico's presidential election next year.
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Ian Buruma's exit from The New York Review of Books threatens to inhibit our intellectual culture.
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But in the uncertainty surrounding Britain's exit from the European Union, a European investor backed out.
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One hundred and eighty days stand between Britain and an uncontrolled exit from the European Union.
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On Thursday, Messi's bowed head was first down the tunnel, a speedy exit from the scene.
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Mr. Smith had been considering an exit from Fox News for several weeks, the people said.
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Kazakhstan, for example, has said it wants a gradual exit from the OPEC's output cap deal.
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He is also the second Wisconsin Republican to announce their exit from the House, after Rep.
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REUTERS POLL-CHANCES OF DISORDERLY UK EXIT FROM EUROPEAN UNION AT 25% (20% IN JAN POLL)
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One of the best Meredith and Cristina scenes came during Sandra Oh's exit from the show.
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The exit from CSA comes as Vale wrestles with the impact of slumping iron ore prices.
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Howard said goodbye to Chuck, having masterfully engineered his former mentor's exit from Hamlin, Hamlin & McGill.
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Kamala Harris&apos sudden exit from the 2020 presidential field on Tuesday surprised her fellow Democrats.
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It was a harsh exit from a company that she said once felt like a family.
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Navarro also warned that the U.S. was also preparing for a "seamless exit" from the agency.
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White added that the company was stockpiling ingredients ahead of Britain's exit from the European Union.
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As Britain prepares its exit from the E.U., countries across the bloc are making contingency plans.
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Exit from Europe's customs union would substantially raise transaction costs on roughly half of Britain's trade.
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A smooth exit from the EU will see the BOE tighten policy in Q21.5, analysts predict.
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Nearly 48 hours after her exit from the White House ... Omarosa was back inside the Beltway.
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US exit from Iraq Trump's charge does raise an interesting question, which is how best to assign responsibility for the rise of ISIS, including the issue of how might the Obama administration's exit from Iraq at the end of 2011 have helped smooth the path for ISIS?
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In practice, this means that we will be leaving behind our agreement to free movement across Europe (as long as our exit from the EU is also an exit from the single market) and reforming our own policies on who can enter and remain in this country.
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This has resulted in a continuous reduction of staff, and the exit from some business lines altogether.
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Political uncertainty remains with the terms of Britain's exit from the European Union still to be clarified.
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"Brexit," the shorthand term for a British exit from the European Union, is finally on the table.
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Last week he went further than his past criticisms by calling for an "exit" from the accord.
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Reuters reported earlier this month that Toshiba was seeking at least a partial exit from the venture.
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The pound plunged on growing worries Britain would opt for a "hard" exit from the European Union.
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Our live blog tracked market reaction amid growing consternation over Britain's possible exit from the European Union.
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British voters who favor Brexit — Britain's exit from the European Union — tend not to trust authority figures.
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Today, my "breaking news" tab had a lot of news on Bannon's exit from the White House.
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Fears of economic turmoil after Britain's exit from the European Union are also hanging over global markets.
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Much has been said about how a U.K. exit from the EU could hurt the British economy.
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Rubin's exit from Google after an inappropriate relationship was previously reported by The Information, with fewer details.
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Brainard added that China, emerging markets and a possible British exit from the European Union pose risks.
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Bachelor Colton Underwood made an early exit from a charity event after he was allegedly touched inappropriately.
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Qatar's exit from OPEC "is not going to affect us or the production moving forward," he said.
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LONDON – The Latest on Britain&aposs exit from the European Union (all times local): 5:15 p.m.
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Yet Ms Holmes's time in the spotlight did not end after her ignominious exit from Silicon Valley.
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He also thinks the next filing will show Fidelity's exit from its stake, last worth $501 million.
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And with that, Wilson's exit from The Affair just became biggest mystery the show has ever built.
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But he could still decide to extend proceedings even longer or postpone the retailer's exit from bankruptcy.
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His loss clears the way for the company to exit from bankruptcy as early as next week.
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The prime minister's hopes of a clean exit from the bail-out in August look unrealistic, too.
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Prime Minister Theresa May continues to push for Britain's exit from the European Union on March 29.
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Its exit from Tsingtao will make Fosun the second largest shareholder in Tsingtao after Tsingtao Brewery Group.
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The currency had been dented on worries of an orderly exit from the European Union next year.
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Investors are urging the government to ensure an orderly exit from the club Britain joined in 1973.
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Rusnok also reiterated the bank did not exclude using negative rates to smoothen the exit from interventions.
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Trump's recent embrace of populist positions has seen him announce an exit from the Paris climate accord.
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It is called an "exit" poll because voters are interviewed as they exit from a polling place.
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Hopes of a softer British exit from the European Union have weakened the appeal of defensive assets.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - French elections are worrying credit investors more than Britain's exit from the European Union.
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Turning to the BoJ's potential exit from its extraordinary policy, Kuroda declined to comment on any specifics.
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Slate asks why England is hating on Raheem Sterling so much, following England's exit from the Euros.
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British lawmakers voted overwhelmingly last Thursday to seek a delay in Britain's exit from the European Union.
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There's also less worry about a potentially explosive political situation, despite Britain's exit from the European Union.
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Investors have urged the government to ensure an orderly exit from the club it joined in 1973.
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Carbon analysts have said Britain's exit from the scheme would likely have a bearish impact on prices.
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Not quite as fast—but still pretty speedy—was Canadian defender Shelina Zadorsky's exit from the game.
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Lindsey Buckingham is claiming that Stevie Nicks had a large part in his exit from Fleetwood Mac.
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Prospects of a negotiated exit from the European Union have restored some calm to the currency markets.
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Boudreau was fired by the Anaheim Ducks two days after their first-round exit from the playoffs.
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THE SWIFTNESS of Steve Easterbrook's exit from McDonald's matched that of Don Thompson, his predecessor, in 2015.
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While BC Partners is mulling an exit from SGB, it is pursuing other potential investments in Germany.
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The prospect of no deal on Britain's exit from Europe is looking increasingly likely by the day.
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The President wanted to negotiate an exit from the Vietnam War, but his adversary's terms were unyielding.
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It is time for the region's democratic nations to work together and hasten Maduro's exit from power.
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Insurers have warned of massive premium hikes or an exit from the individual market with the payments.
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If and when that happens, then the UK's exit from the EU would almost certainly finally happen.
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The economy ministry called the outlook subdued, noting that Britain's scheduled exit from the EU on Oct.
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But the Trump visit might not be the only reason for Mr. Videgaray's exit from the cabinet.
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The overnight deal at an emergency EU summit to postpone Britain's exit from the bloc to Oct.
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With that over, it should be hit by concerns over Britain's planned exit from the European Union.
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The new account aligns with Spicer&aposs &aposfun&apos rebranding after his exit from the Trump administration.
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Its exit from the drone business will take place after selling the existing Karma inventory, it added.
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The report led to advertisers fleeing O'Reilly's time slot, ultimately resulting in his exit from the network.
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Draghi warned that political uncertainty would increase the longer talks on Britain's exit from the EU continued.
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Some analysts say Kuroda may be laying the ground for an eventual exit from ultra-loose policy.
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The exit from the wine cellar to a downstairs terrace is lined with typical Arabic-style tiles.
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Afterward, Conte argued that Chelsea's exit from the Champions League was perhaps unfair, but settled by Messi.
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It will also stop all handgun sales in Alaska, marking its complete exit from the handguns category.
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The new chief executive said the exit from sedans had laid the foundation for the company's resurgence.
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"He didn't have what it takes," President Donald Trump tweeted after his archrival's exit from the race.
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Her exit from the race follows weeks of dismally low finishes in primary contests across the country.
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Johnson wants to renegotiate the terms ahead of Britain's scheduled exit from the EU on Oct. 31.
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Warren's exit from the race marked the end of a staggering, protracted decline from headline-grabbing heights.
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The U.S. bank is advising the British grocer on a potential $173 billion exit from Southeast Asia.
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Corbyn said he would now back a confirmatory referendum on the U.K.'s exit from the bloc.
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But he has nonetheless promised to carry out Britain's labyrinthine exit from the European Union by Oct.
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David Davis, the minister directly charged with handling Britain's exit from the European Union, resigned hours before.
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Keith Ellison is considering an exit from his position as deputy chair of the Democratic National Committee.
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The U.S. exit from the Paris agreement only helps those interests within China opposed to climate action.
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Keith's Block exit from Salesforce, 18 months after he was promoted to co-CEO, was a shocker.
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However, mounting losses from the program prompted the company to largely exit from Obamacare plans in 2017.
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Kamala Harris&apos sudden exit from the 2020 Democratic presidential field shocked many of her fellow Democrats.
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President Trump and Democratic candidates should realize that exit from Afghanistan at all costs is too costly.
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If elected, she has promised to hold a referendum on a French exit from the European Union.
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Mortimer's exit from RHONY is expected to play out on season 12, which will premiere in 2020.
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Kamala Harris' exit from the 2020 presidential race is a gut check moment for the Democratic Party.
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An American exit from the Iran nuclear deal is unlikely to immediately upend oil markets, said Croft.
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Hicks' exit from the White House in the coming weeks will hardly immunize her from legal headaches.
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"Brexit" is the term we've all decided to use to describe Britain's exit from the European Union.
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The prime minister has asked EU leaders to postpone Britain's exit from the bloc until June 30.
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British exit from the European Union could be disruptive for Britain and for the EU more generally.
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The elephants' final exit from the circus brought back memories for people who grew up with the circus.
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Editorial The prospect of a British exit from the European Union has been around for a long time.
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But it's hard to not see this as a prelude to the company's complete exit from the series.
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He said that a lengthy transition for Britain's exit from the European Union was "becoming more realistic now".
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His decision did not constitute a U.S. exit from the accord but raised concern about its staying power.
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The fall comes as Britain once again faces the prospect of a messy exit from the European Union.
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AIB is less exposed to Britain's exit from the EU than its main rival, Bank of Ireland BKIR.
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Political turmoil in Britain over the country's exit from the European Union also remains a drag on markets.
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Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras says it will mark Greece's "final exit" from its nearly decade-long financial crisis.
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Ackman announced the exit from ADP in a letter sent to clients and seen by Reuters on Monday.
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The Air is also the first drone in the line released since GoPro's unceremonious exit from the space.
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General Motor's exit from Europe comes after the company has failed to make money for nearly 20 years.
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That helped hasten Lynch's exit from Buffalo; midway through the 22014 season, he was traded to the Seahawks.
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Greetham forecast further market turbulence, with the U.K.'s exit from the EU still uncertain in his opinion.
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Whatever the reason, there are times when a family needs an exit from the business they have built.
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Concerns about Italy's political chaos and Britain's tumultuous exit from the European Union also have made investors wary.
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If your friend started dating Jake, you would probably quietly pray for his quick exit from their life.
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Following his exit from the NFL, Rohrer pursued his passion for visual art and currently works in media.
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Matt Lauer's exit from the TODAY show has coincided with a ratings boost for the morning news program.
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According to The Hollywood Reporter, Bush has hired attorney Marshall Grossman to help negotiate his exit from NBC.
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Every season of The Bachelorette has one truly difficult exit from a contestant we've all grown to love.
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Unilever's exit from the FTSE would have forced funds mandated to track the index to sell their shares.
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It is a call from the woman's mother that prompts Nola's speedy exit from her own art show.
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Foreign diplomats say that despite such rhetoric, a "Huxit", or Hungarian exit from the EU, still seems unlikely.
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Dempsey, who made a high profile exit from "Grey's Anatomy" last year, sees Jack's addition as an opportunity.
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Of course the UK is absent from this push, given it's currently negotiating its exit from the bloc.
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Palmer Luckey's exit from Facebook was not of his own choosing, the Oculus co-founder said on Wednesday.
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On Wednesday, Kelly's attorney blasted NBC News as both parties attempt to negotiate her exit from the network.
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Megyn Kelly's exit from NBC is complicated by her $23 million-a-year contract, multiple sources tell PEOPLE.
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Not many people are buying those, however, which makes BlackBerry's exit from mobile look like the right call.
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Trying to bring any possessions along in an emergency situation can slow down everyone's exit from the plane.
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S. market, shielding them from low-cost rivals and the uncertainties of Britain's exit from the European Union.
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The state's exit from the airline group would hand its leadership more freedom to stare down the unions.
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The Bank of Japan could be forced to delay its exit from a massive stimulus, the sources say.
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"A new prime minister must work to avert a messy and disorderly exit from the EU," he added.
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First, he shocked audiences with his recent exit from Walking Dead, and now he's moving to Los Feliz.
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But Trudeau's bargain collapsed with the court's rejection and Alberta Premier Rachel Notley's exit from the carbon plan.
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Negotiations between the UK and the European Union over Britain's exit from the bloc also looked equally fleeting.
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After the talk, they were met by a throng of protesters who blocked their exit from the building.
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Farage said he wanted to focus on getting Britain's exit from the European Union on the right terms.
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The United Kingdom's exit from the European Union is uncertain nearly three years since the 2016 Brexit vote.
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Worries about a possible British exit from the EU sent the euro to a near three-week low.
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Britain is seeking to replicate around 40 EU bilateral trade deals ahead of its exit from the bloc.
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If May fails to convince parliament, Britain would face a disorderly exit from the EU on April 12.
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An earlier report from CNN said O'Reilly and the network have begun discussing his exit from Fox News.
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Davis said parliament would be called upon to pass new laws to enact the exit from the bloc.
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The British drinks industry is already grappling with an uncertain outlook after Britain's exit from the European Union.
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Deal mania: Britain's looming exit from the European Union isn't stopping a wave of dealmaking in the region.
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Nor would moving to Hong Kong insulate HSBC from a British exit from the European Union (see article).
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The bulk of the transfers related to the previously communicated exit from distressed credit and European securitised trading.
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" Trump's isolationism, and the United Kingdom's impending exit from the European Union, is proving Merkel's words true. "U.
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News host Catt Sadler's exit from the show after learning co-host Jason Kennedy earned double her salary.
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S. trade war and uncertainty surrounding Britain's exit from the European Union have strained businesses around the world.
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Typically, this has been viewed as the right to exit from the grasp of a former imperial power.
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Johnson took office on Wednesday with a pledge to deliver Britain's exit from the European Union by Oct.
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Humanity is in crisis —- and there is no exit from that crisis other than the solidarity of humans.
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Many economists believe a no-deal exit from the EU would severely damage United Kingdom's $2.8 trillion economy.
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The transition takes place after Carlyle reshaped its portfolio to exit from unprofitable businesses, such as hedge funds.
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The world's major oil producers also signaled a possible early exit from the deal if the market overheats.
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It's more in the food fight, engendered by Sarah Huckabee Sanders's exit from the Lexington outpost last weekend.
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Britain's shift to a new prime minister to navigate the painful exit from the European Union suddenly accelerated.
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Brazil's exit from the Copa América, and Chile's eventual triumph over Argentina in the final, contained organized tedium.
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The group did not address the U.S. exit from the nuclear deal at length in its latest report.
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British politicians continue to quarrel over the terms of Britain's exit from the EU, with parliament in deadlock.
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The British cabinet meets today to prepare for a disorderly exit from the European Union (The Associated Press).
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Discomfort in Syndergaard's elbow forced an early exit from a June 22 start against the Kansas City Royals.
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We have seen this in the mayors and governors defying the administration's exit from the Paris Climate Agreement.
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This year is showing just how intricate the exit from this era of easy money will truly be.
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It said it would stop all handgun sales in Alaska, marking its complete exit from the handguns category.
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Charged with navigating Britain's exit from the European Union, she filled crucial cabinet roles with Brexit backers. 9.
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An exit from the Dortmund stadium was briefly closed as police examined suspicious packages, but quickly re-opened.
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The two traded barbs throughout his candidacy, with Trump mocking de Blasio upon his exit from the race.
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I was ushered through a security checkpoint, where my bag was checked upon my exit from the museum.
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Another report last month said Tillerson was considering an early exit from Foggy Bottom, which the secretary denied.
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An exit from Ben Carson, who has siphoned some evangelical support from Mr. Cruz, would not hurt, either.
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Telia has nearly completed its exit from those markets, with only its business in Moldova left to sell.
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Warren tweeted a thank you message at Inslee after he announced his exit from the race last Wednesday.
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Stewart's drawn-out exit from Nascar probably began in 2013, during a race in San Bernardino County, Calif.
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"Episode" 12 cuts between Gereon's dangerous exit from the bank and a flash-forward of his return home.
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Following the US' exit from the nuclear agreement, Iran renewed its commitment to building out its nuclear programs.
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This follows UnitedHealth's exit from Obamacare, as well as the exit of dozens of smaller health insurance plans.
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"My God!" he said with horror as a swarm of Italian reporters blocked his exit from the airport.
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So how is the U.K. tech industry managing the risk of a chaotic exit from the European Union?
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Against the Korean won, the yen has gained nearly 4% amid a broad exit from emerging markets' currencies.
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Sales declined even when excluding the impact of JCPenney's exit from the appliance and in-store furniture categories.
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It would seek protection, particularly as Britain's exit from the bloc would eliminate European subsidies for British agriculture.
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On one level, Cognizant's exit from the moderation business probably won't change much at the big tech platforms.
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For instance, Mr. Trump offered to reward Britain's exit from the European Union with a speedy trade deal.
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Sonnenfeld, who's followed Immelt's career and the trajectory of GE, added Immelt's exit from GE was not ideal.
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Now, as Mr. Trump pushes his commanders for a speedy exit from Syria, he faces the same danger.
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This is the last summit scheduled before Britain's current date of exit from the union of Oct. 31.
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Five other people suffered less serious injuries in a frantic exit from the building, San Francisco police said.
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Following Harris's exit from the race, Booker decried the dwindling number of candidates of color in the primary.
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Walmart&aposs exit from physical stores coincides with Flipkart&aposs expansion to the food retail segment in India.
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The report said this prompted Mr. Runquist's exit from the school at the end of the academic year.
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Striking a slightly defiant tone, Johnson said he would continue working toward Britain's exit from the European Union.
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Without legal compromise, Lyft and Uber's exit from California is not only possible, but, in my opinion, likely.
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Gold rose on Wednesday on uncertainty over U.S.-China trade talks and Britain's exit from the European Union.
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Only a few months ago, Britain appeared to be headed for a disorderly exit from the European Union.
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Serena Williams says she wanted to punch a wall after her exit from the Australian Open on Friday.
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However, the political pressure for a second vote is growing as Britain&aposs exit from the EU nears.
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New York (CNN Business)Steve Easterbrook resigned from Walmart's board a day after announcing his exit from McDonald's.
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Union thanked fans on social media -- but did not provide any details on her exit from the show.
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Hawking's final work — titled "A Smooth Exit From Eternal Inflation" — is being reviewed by a leading scientific journal.
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In Britain, the pound remained under pressure on rekindled fears of a chaotic exit from the European Union.
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This could prompt the country's exit from the eurozone, something that previous talks were believed to have settled.
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An early U.S. exit from Syria would raise concerns of a resurgence by ISIS militants in the region.
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For one, the U.K. cannot begin negotiating a deal until it completes its exit from the European Union.
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LONDON — If Britain's exit from the European Union, or Brexit, had a mascot, what would it look like?
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Concerns that Britain's exit from the European Union would dampen the housing market have so far proved unfounded.
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Her last post in the Wyrd/Malifaux forums was in July 2015, right before her exit from them.
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Ryan clearly wishes Donald Trump had lost the primary, and his early exit from the speakership reflects it.
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They also face taking a hit if Britain's exit from the European Union next month is a disorderly one.
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With time running out, May has asked EU leaders to postpone Britain's exit from the bloc until June 30.
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BMW reiterated that Britain's exit from the European Union had made long-term planning more difficult for the group.
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In 2005, meanwhile, GM had to shell out $2.5 billion to exit from an ill-fated partnership with Fiat.
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Sterling has been under pressure on worries that Britain would exit from the EU without any formal trading agreement.
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The "Yes California" campaign is pushing an independence referendum in support of a constitutional exit from the United States.
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The choice of Wakatabe could complicate Kuroda's task of engineering a slow but steady exit from the BOJ's stimulus.
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Michael Weatherly spoke with reporters recently about his upcoming exit from NCIS and giving closure to his beloved character.
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In Australia now, the big banks' exit from the remittance sector has meant unwelcome changes for money-transfer operators.
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Saudi Arabia is Iran's chief rival for regional influence and backed Trump's exit from the 2015 Iran nuclear deal.
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Deadline reports that Ruth Wilson headlines the show, in her first big role after her exit from The Affair.
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This move will mark the automaker's official exit from Europe and ends a relationship dating back to the 1920s.
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In an interview with Entertainment Weekly's James Hibberd, Dormer opened up about her surprise exit from the HBO hit.
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Negotiations on the terms of Britain's exit from the EU have made slow progress before a March 2019 deadline.
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For Jones, who had a pit stall near the exit from pit road, the time limits weren't an issue.
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Conversely, most respondents thought a U.K. exit from the EU would have no measurable impact on the United States.
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So eventually investors might find themselves trying to find an exit from an asset class with rapidly deteriorating fundamentals.
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Walmart's exit from its smaller-format stores also highlights the difficulties it has faced in reaching more urban consumers.
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In addition to short-term market gyrations, a possible exit from the EU will also have long-term consequences.
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" Baker described the leaked version of the report as "an attempt to undermine our exit from the European Union.
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After reporting on that, we're exploring the support and opposition surrounding a possible British exit from the European Union.
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The possibility of a British exit from the European Union also has raised caution among economists and market participants.
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Fifth Harmony cannot escape the drama surrounding former member Camila Cabello's highly-publicized exit from the group last December.
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"If the status quo is our only response, it won't be the only exit from the EU," he added.
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Traditional banks made a significant exit from the FHA mortgage business in recent years, citing costly and complex rules.
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But he added he would not work with Britain on an exit from the EU without a withdrawal agreement.
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Britain's exit from the EU could make TTIP even less likely, perhaps giving a boost to the U.S.-U.
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Update November 29th, 6:15PM ET: This story has been updated with details about Loomer's exit from Twitter headquarters.
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She also confirmed the company's planned exit from oil and gas exploration, in which it is a minor player.
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Auvi-Q's exit from the market provided Mylan much more room to increase prices, and it's done just that.
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HPE had been looking to exit from the Indian venture to shore up its capital, the sources had said.
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Investors also expect the European Central Bank's eventual exit from stimulus as a major market theme for this year.
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Sterling dropped to its lowest levels in almost a year on concerns about Britain's exit from the European Union.
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Oil prices tumbled on Tuesday as investors worried Britain's exit from the European Union would slow the global economy.
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Our live blog tracked reactions as UK PM candidates announced their plans for UK's exit from the European Union.
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And with uncertainty about the U.K.'s impending exit from the EU, they are both contributing to the stagnation.
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She declined to comment on Scaramucci's exit from the White House and whether he would return to the firm.
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If media reports are right, Uber is on the cusp of a tactical exit from India's food delivery industry.
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The Russian statement said the strike targeted ISIS leaders as they met to discuss their exit from the city.
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"We didn't talk about it," Hurricanes coach Bill Peters said of his team's official exit from the playoff race.
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Though that's welcome, the path to Britain's exit from the European Union is likely to be long and messy.
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Ruth Wilson is dispelling theories about her exit from The Affair — and increasing speculation about her decision to leave.
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Sturgeon would also look at how Scotland's parliament can protect its powers following Britain's exit from the European Union.
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Political turmoil in Britain over the country's exit from the European Union also remains a drag on risk assets.
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So we work into the timing, and this is probably the right timing to exit from that subsidy requirement.
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" The network's statement came on the same day Kim broke his silence on his exit from "Hawaii Five-0.
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The government placed a travel ban on Almeida late on Monday under the Exit from Pakistan (Control) Ordinance 1981.
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The label, which first arrived in 2014, had grown fairly stagnant following its exit from diapers the following year.
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The decision was widely expected, with the economy slowing amid uncertainty over the country's exit from the European Union.
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Brexit wasn't to be a retrenchment or an exit from the global economy, the prime minister assured the markets.
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Barclays announced its intention to exit from precious metals in January and moved the business into its noncore operations.
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The value of the pound sterling and securities plunged overnight Thursday as Britain's exit from the EU became apparent.
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Years of negotiations are likely to follow today's result, as Britain tries to navigate an exit from the Union.
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Britain's exit from the EU - or Brexit - would also remove the callable part of Britain's shareholding in the EIB.
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He was abruptly told to turn in his "hard pass," which speeds up entry and exit from the grounds.
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Now, many are wondering what a British exit from the European Union would mean to their way of life.
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But the specter of their direct action did shake the White House, ultimately helping speed America's exit from Vietnam.
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Their endorsement means the United Kingdom's exit from the EU will move forward, British outlet The Evening Standard reported.
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A 21.82-Star source added that the coalition programme contained no reference to a possible exit from the euro.
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Next said there is no evidence that uncertainty over Britain's exit from the European Union is affecting consumer behavior.
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"Article 50 has to be invoked now so that we negotiate an exit from the European Union," Corbyn added.
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Sterling declined 0.4 percent to $1.0.462 as Britain began formal negotiations on its planned exit from the European Union.
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Iran's exit from the deal would "unsettle a region where additional conflicts would be disastrous," the European ministers warn.
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Mr. Trump and I were among those favored sons who could find a relatively easy exit from the draft.
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Clinton was being treated for pneumonia following her sudden exit from a ceremony for the victims of the Sept.
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A disorderly exit from bonds could trigger a spike in interest rates and, consequently, a recession, according to Hartnett.
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Bercow said he would go by October 31, the planned date of the UK's exit from the European Union.
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Their exit from the market is a gift to Ryanair's ambitions to fly 200 million customers annually by 2024.
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In the interview, Trump was especially critical of May's handing of the UK's upcoming exit from the European Union.
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"We still want Britain to have an orderly exit from the European Union," a spokeswoman told a news conference.
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The U.S. exit from the Iran deal will hurt European countries, but leave room for the Chinese and Russians.
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Or will the looming threat of a corporate giant entering the ring force an early exit from the company?
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Britain's exit from the EU is a drastic step that will cause some economic suffering in the short term.
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Among AIQ's clients was Vote Leave, the official lead group that campaigned for Britain's exit from the European Union.
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Ms. Merkel will play a leading role in negotiating terms of Britain's exit from the E.U. On Thursday, Mrs.
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Secretary of State Rex Tillerson has once again denied reports that his exit from the Trump administration is imminent.
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The administration's exit from the Paris accords this year represents a public retreat from diplomatic engagement on climate change.
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Biden won the Minnesota primary, no doubt benefiting from Amy Klobuchar's exit from the race and her subsequent endorsement.
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MUNICH — With Britain's exit from the European Union looming, Prime Minister Theresa May is a woman in a hurry.
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Britain's exit from the bloc will mark its biggest trading and foreign policy shift in almost half a century.
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But it would have given Americans a much-needed exit from its longest war—and preempted, untold additional bloodshed.
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Though carefully worded, B.H.P.'s report also takes issue with the Trump administration's unilateral exit from the Paris agreement.
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Both documents are required under the European Union treaty's Article 50, which governs a country's exit from the bloc.
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But Benedict more directly blamed the movement toward sexual freedom and God's exit from public discourse for the abuse.
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All this has been happening against the backdrop of the United Kingdom's rapidly approaching exit from the European Union.
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Britain's anticipated exit from the European Union at the end of October creates a relatively short window for execution.
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Former New York Mayor Mike Bloomberg also endorsed Biden when he announced his exit from the primary on Wednesday.
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Analysts are expecting some guidance on when the bank might announce an exit from its quantitative easing (QE) program.
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This is how the U.K. Independence Party, or UKIP, helped bring about the British exit from the European Union.
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At any other race, an early exit from Earnhardt's No. 260 car would not be too big a deal.
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What's more, negotiations related to Brexit, the United Kingdom's exit from the European Union, resulted similarly in anticipated shipments.
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" The newspaper said the United States' exit from the Paris accord would "affect the chess game among big powers.
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Serena Williams says she wanted to punch a wall after her "unprofessional" exit from the Australian Open on Friday.
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BREXIT This is the last summit scheduled before Britain's current date of exit from the union of Oct. 31.
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Mercer rebuked both Yiannopolous and Breitbart News chairman Stephen Bannon in a statement announcing his exit from his company.
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The vote ensures Britain&aposs exit from the EU. After three years of delay, Brexit will now definitely happen.
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McGahn has long been planning his exit from the White House and was expected to leave after Kavanaugh's confirmation.
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The ECB should speed up its exit from "crisis-mode" monetary policy, ECB policymaker Ewald Nowotny said on Sunday.
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Brazil's government wants Odebrecht's exit from the consortium to settle the airport's licensing problems, Reuters reported on March 28.
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Mandel's exit from the race has left Republican businessman Mike Gibbons as the top contender for the GOP slot.
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Beyond that, unless O'Malley dramatically outperforms expectations, his exit from the race will likely come sooner rather than later.
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Talks finalizing the exit from the EU — or Brexit — will also affect the parameters of a possible U.S.-U.
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Second, we're all invested in Britain now as its impending exit from the European Union deepens global market uncertainty.
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Adding to pressure on European currencies, Britain invoked Article 50 on Wednesday, officially beginning its exit from the European Union.
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If May is replaced, her successor will have the job of negotiating the United Kingdom's exit from the European Union.
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Now, Voyager 213 has begun to return signs that its own exit from the Solar System could be coming soon.
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Qatar's exit from OPEC changes the game even further and exposes wider divisions, which could make cooperation on oil impossible.
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Hot on the news of Cindy Crawford's graceful exit from modeling, the industry is losing another seasoned vet, Ajak Deng.
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The election comes as Britain maps its exit from the European Union following a referendum on the subject last year.
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It said that its exit from the real estate development sector will allow it to focus on its core businesses.
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ABN Amaro, like other European banks, has been preparing for the uncertainty surrounding U.K.'s exit from the European Union.
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If a withdrawal agreement on Britain's exit from the EU is ratified the suspension will be lifted, the Commission said.
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That would keep him in his job until shortly after Britain's scheduled exit from the EU in March next year.
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A British exit from the EU could do "severe regional and global damage by disrupting established trading relationships," it said.
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UK Prime Minister Theresa May said she will seek yet another extension to secure Britain's exit from the European Union.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The United Kingdom's exit from the European Union is uncertain nearly three years since the 22016 Brexit vote.
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Following her exit from the competition, she found success in Christian music and changed her habits to lose 120 lbs.
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"It was all insanity," Marshall told the Archive of American Television in 2016 of Williams' sudden exit from the show.
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Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty gives the U.K. two years to navigate an exit from the 28-country bloc.
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But if voters approve an exit from Europe's political and economic bloc, most analysts are forecasting severe economic withdrawal pains.
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Myerson notes that Madrona Managing Director Soma Somasegar was among the first to reach out after his exit from Microsoft.
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He also addressed a potential British exit from the European Union, telling TIME it would be "catastrophic for our city".
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Foodpanda is actively seeking to cash out of Indonesia, but that may not be its only exit from Southeast Asia.
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Then there's the potential for political instability to resurface in Italy, along with Britain's pending exit from the European Union.
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DJ Whoo Kid had an abrupt exit from work Monday ... after cops showed up and took him out in cuffs.
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It could also delay any plan by the BOJ to edge toward an exit from crisis-mode stimulus, analysts say.
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The licence will ensure Nomura continued to serve its clients after Britain's exit from the European Union, the bank said.
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"Lost" creator Damon Lindelof made a similar exit from Twitter in 2013 after constant criticism about his show's polarizing ending.
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Parties involved in the deal said in July that Scaramucci's exit from the Trump administration would not affect the sale.
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Last year, USTR said it planned to launch talks with Britain after Britain's exit from the EU on March 29.
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The creative team behind the HBO hit Silicon Valley is speaking out about T.J. Miller's controversial exit from the show.
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Sentiment and positioning in the pound remains bearish on growing fears of a chaotic British exit from the European Union.
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The move sparked controversy because Dyson had been a vocal supporter of the U.K.'s exit from the European Union.
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Aso was speaking to reporters after a meeting of relevant cabinet ministers to discuss Britain's exit from the European Union.
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More recently, renewed fears that the Italian government could consider an exit from the euro zone pushed borrowing costs up.
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Goldman Sachs is starting to move some senior bankers to Frankfurt in preparation for Britain's exit from the European Union.
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Negotiations over Britain's exit from the EU are not expected to begin until a new prime minister is in place.
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But market-watchers say the dialogue around Britain's exit from the bloc has in general turned more positive for Britain.
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Even Britain's possible exit from the EU's customs union would not affect its operations as much as it once would.
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Rorsted also warned that Europe and Britain will suffer if the country's exit from the EU results in trade restrictions.
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After her high profile exit from the long-running show , Perrette has pretty much stayed out of the public eye.
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His exit from consideration was all but inevitable in light of the political dynamics prevailing in the current political climate.
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"This is not an exit from the U.S. business," Mr. Sewing insisted during a conference call with analysts on Thursday.
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It only announced its exit from the crisis-era multi-trillion bond buying program at the end of last year.
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N26 is pressing ahead with its launch in Britain despite uncertainty created by Britain's looming exit from the European Union.
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But when you raise $16.7 million, the stakes suddenly becomes much bigger as everybody expects a big exit from you.
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We are determined to ensure that the country is prepared for every possible outcome (on Britain's exit from the EU).
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Robertson warned the economy faces continuing risks from the U.S.-China trade disputes and Britain's exit from the European Union.
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Earlier, Pompeo met May, who has been grappling with a political crisis over Britain's planned exit from the European Union.
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If they're successful, Britain's exit from the EU may be just the first of more EU member nations to leave.
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Macron acknowledged those concerns, saying he was aware of local fears over Britain's exit from the EU in March 2019.
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Coeure said the exact timeframe and modalities of an exit from that program of stimulus had not been yet debated.
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Greece's markets and economy went into freefall and the country edged closer to a chaotic exit from the euro zone.
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The pound has been under pressure on anxiety that Britain would exit from the EU without any formal trading arrangement.
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The economy's outlook is also being clouded by slowing global growth and uncertainty over Britain's exit from the European Union.
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Political turmoil in Britain over the country's exit from the European Union is also a major overhang for risk assets.
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Here's what's happening: Prime Minister May is working to push through the Brexit, the British exit from the European Union.
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Survey compiler IHS Markit said respondents held back investment spending because of uncertainty surrounding Britain's exit from the European Union.
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It risks annoying France, which can complicate Britain's exit from the EU. And Britain badly needs new sources of energy.
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The Spanish government has contingency plans in place for all eventual outcomes over Britain's planned exit from Europe, Celaa added.
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America's allies, for example, have made no secret of their intense frustration at Trump's exit from the Iran nuclear deal.
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Assange's exit from the embassy could open a new phase for US investigators eager to find out what he knows.
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India's exit from the British Empire may offer lessons for the European Union on what to expect next, he said.
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"There was a way in which it felt like we were able to exit from our own contexts," Egan said.
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And it is as relevant as ever now that Britain is trying to navigate its exit from the European Union.
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Brexit Secretary David Davis was at the helm of Britain's exit from the European Union when he resigned on Sunday.
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And then Flynn lied about that conversation, which helped fuel his exit from the White House after just 24 days.
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"Tata Steel's exit from the UK might spark European consolidation in the steel space," Berenberg bank wrote in a note.
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The investor seemed to reference Ackman's exit from his losing bearish bet as a reason why he's reducing his stake.
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Wade, and his exit from the court could lead to a majority of five conservative justices opposed to abortion rights.
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Moreover, Britain's exit from the European Union will now be overseen by someone who advocated staying inside it, albeit tepidly.
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Zinke took to Twitter on Saturday afternoon to blame "false allegations" as a factor in his exit from the administration.
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And while you're at it, Silver recommends a polite, responsible exit from the other parts of your life as well.
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Finally, Refinitiv dilutes the LSE's exposure to the United Kingdom amid the uncertainty over Britain's exit from the European Union.
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Trump on Tuesday said Tony Podesta's exit from his firm was Monday's "biggest story" instead of the indictment of Manafort.
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But since his exit from his widely popular time as a political candidate, his public image has grown somewhat bizarre.
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"Uncertainty surrounding the UK's imminent exit from the European Union has hit consumer spending," BRC Chief Executive Helen Dickinson said.
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He suggested that the shipowners could consider relocating, possibly to Britain after its exit from the bloc in March 2019.
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She will also say that an exit from the 28-member EU would threaten foreign investment in Britain's energy industry.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The United Kingdom's exit from the European Union is uncertain nearly three years since the 2016 Brexit vote.
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His exit from Mexico meant the battle was won by El Mayo and "los Chapitos", as Guzmán's sons are known.
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"No company can leave because it would lose the assets," said a former negotiator of Exxon's 2007 exit from Venezuela.
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During the weekend, Kuwait's oil minister suggested that an exit from the supply-cut agreement would be studied before June.
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The two said in a statement that, despite their exit from ABC, they plan to continue working in investigative journalism.
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Lehmann was fallible throughout the match, and after several other high-profile howlers his early exit from Italy was sealed.
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Former Defense Secretary Jim Mattis makes clear that he won't discuss his tenure with and exit from the Trump administration.
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Brexit, or the UK's referendum to exit from the European Union, was driven by hyper-nationalism and anti-immigrant sentiments.
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There is general agreement that Britain's exit from the European Union will drag on growth, but the magnitude remains unclear.
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Some local governments say they simply cannot keep up, yet they are not allowed an easy exit from the system.
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"We remain cautious given the ongoing level of economic uncertainty post the UK's exit from the EU," the company said.
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We must not only negotiate our exit from an organization that touches so many important parts of our national life.
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The people of the U.K. must be given a vote on the deal and an opportunity to exit from Brexit.
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A disorderly British exit from the European Union or a financial crisis in debt-ridden Italy could also be unsettling.
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The likelihood that Britain's torturous exit from the European Union will damage trade across the English Channel has discouraged investment.
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May's Brexit proposal, Parliament on Wednesday voted to oppose the prospect of a disorderly "no-deal" exit from the bloc.
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Weld's exit from the race means Trump is now the party's presumptive nominee — though it was never really in doubt.
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LONDON — Prime Minister Theresa May has struggled to build support for her plan for Britain's exit from the European Union.
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Mr. Johnson's predecessor, Theresa May, was widely criticized for her failure to achieve a workable exit from the European Union.
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Why it matters: The hasty U.S. exit from Syria makes it certain the outcome there will bear Vladimir Putin's imprint.
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Joaquin sees another successful recent exit, from the portfolio company Olly, as the closest parallel to the thesis behind beam.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The United Kingdom's exit from the European Union is uncertain nearly three years after the 2016 Brexit vote.
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BRUSSELS, Oct 28 (Reuters) - A formal decision on the three-month delay of Britain's exit from the EU to Jan.
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May, almost all of the Conservative Party has embraced a British exit from the European Union since the referendum. Mrs.
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The United States will be making an exit from Syria "very soon," President Trump said late last month in Ohio.
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Uncertainty about the impact of Britain's exit from the EU could also come to influence Japan's stance on the negotiations.
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Some asset sales that may soon be announced include Odebrecht's exit from a consortium running Rio de Janeiro's international airport.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The legislation underpinning Britain's exit from the European Union will return to parliament for more debate on Jan.
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But Singapore's prime minister has said that the United States' exit from the TPP had hurt confidence in U.S. policies.
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MILAN (Reuters) - Italy must present the European Commission with a plan for its exit from lender Monte dei Paschi (BMPS.
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Despite the rosy economic view, Kuroda reminded markets the central bank is nowhere near an exit from its massive stimulus.
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The uncertainty surrounding Britain's exit from the European Union was hurting the business climate, Soames said in a telephone interview.
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Nine months before Britain's exit from the EU, the country seems to be trapped in a period of low growth.
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Moreover, our exit from tobacco helped validate CVS's evolving role in the health care marketplace and disrupted access to cigarettes.
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This rules out the imminent threat of an exit from the European Union without a deal to protect the economy.
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As a result, some politicians who supported Britain's exit from the European Union called for the governor's resignation last year.
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It was not immediately clear if ANTAD's 2018 January numbers were adjusted to reflect the company's exit from the group.
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Rita Ora made a cool exit from her hotel ... and put a look of sheer delight on the doorman's face.
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His exit from the Pentagon has increased worries among some European diplomats that the safety blanket has now been lost.
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Britain faces many problems other than its pending exit from the European Union: regional divisions, economic disparities, unemployment and terrorism.
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Saturday's election was punctuated by the exit from the race of Pete Buttigieg, 35, the mayor of South Bend, Indiana.
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North Korea's decision to exit from the NPT in the early 1990s brought the importance of nonproliferation closer to home.
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If secession were recognized it would lead to Catalonia's automatic exit from the European Union, a French junior minister said.
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There are some risks, including slowing growth in China and confusion surrounding Britain's exit from the European Union, he said.
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Negotiations on the terms of Britain's exit from the European Union have made slow progress before a March 2019 deadline.
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Nine months before Britain's exit from the EU, the country seems to be trapped in a period of relatively low growth.
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Concerns about the U.S. exit from an international nuclear deal with Iran had also supported the dollar in early Asian trading.
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The pace of Germany's exit from coal power has dominated talks in Berlin this week on forming a new German government.
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Last month's meeting of G20 policymakers was dominated by the impact of Britain's exit from Europe and fears of rising protectionism.
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Leslie Jones of "Saturday Night Live" made a temporary, high-profile exit from Twitter last year after being targeted by trollers.
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It's the same way that a potential Greek exit from the EU was dubbed a "Grexit" during all those bailout talks.
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Sophia Bush is opening up about her exit from Chicago P.D., which came as a surprise to audiences earlier this year.
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Consumers may have been expecting a quick launch, particularly since Uber's exit from Southeast Asia, but the process takes significant time.
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And all this as Britain's exit from the EU threatens the very tax base that keeps the show on the road.
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Every single option on the table in the British Parliament failed, extending the chaos of Britain's exit from the European Union.
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May's government is fighting a challenge to its decision to use prerogative powers to trigger Britain's exit from the European Union.
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We expect Rcom to gradually exit from the wireless voice business and significantly scale down its operations due to intense competition.
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Warnings keep mounting against a no-deal exit, from lorry-drivers, NHS trusts, power-suppliers in Northern Ireland and many others.
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Theresa May has made this commonsense principle the foundation of her talks with Brussels over Britain's exit from the European Union.
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The Japanese public is also opposed to restarts and a majority favors an exit from nuclear power, according to opinion polls.
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OF ALL THE possible obstacles to Britain's smooth exit from the European Union, few can have seemed less likely than Moldova.
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A government-appointed coal commission is tasked with drawing up a schedule for the exit from coal on Friday, or Feb.
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El-Erian's comments followed a poll that showed Britons were leaning against approving an exit from the EU in Thursday's referendum.
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Investors and policy-makers have warned a British exit from the EU would hurt the global economy and roil financial markets.
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Zolciak-Biermann doesn't regret walking away, and says that her exit from the series that made her a star wasn't planned.
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The company had also flagged an intended exit from a part of its wealth management arm, aimed at simplifying its operations.
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On the big job cuts and exit from global equities sales, Goldman notes that it is larger than what was expected.
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But since the company's exit from the mobile phone market, it's had a hard time finding a new consumer electronics foothold.
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The paper, titled "A Smooth Exit from Eternal Inflation," is under peer review for publication in an unnamed major scientific journal.
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Commerzbank analysts believe that the meeting confirms that the ECB chief does not want to hasten its exit from extraordinary stimulus.
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If Britain pulls off a smooth exit from the European Union by the end of October, business investment could bounce back.
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The State Department has yet to publicly name who, if anyone, has been assigned to find an exit from the crisis.
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In other words, Rousey's foray into sports entertainment and her exit from the Ultimate Fighting Championship's octagon couldn't be better timed.
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The three sources said they were briefed by company executives that attempted to travel overseas and were denied exit from China.
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In contrast, the BOJ has only recently and cautiously begun to flag the possibility of an exit from its easy policy.
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But Audi said its exit from top-level sportscar racing does not imply diesel technology will disappear in its road cars.
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With his exit from the show in October 2016 went any chance of a more eclectic take on Discovery — until now.
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He will inherit a political crisis over Britain's exit from the European Union, currently due to take place on Oct. 31.
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Worries about Britain's economy grew after two polls showed those campaigning for an exit from the EU had taken the lead.
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Just days into 2019 — Lasseter's exit from Disney was formalized at the end of 2018 — Skydance Media announced its surprise hire.
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The former is expected to raise interest rates; the latter to signal the timing of an exit from its stimulus program.
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International Monetary Fund Managing Director Christine Lagarde called on Europe to quickly resolve questions over Britain's exit from the European Union.
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" With Joe's exit from prison on the horizon, Teresa did admit that he has "a lot of making up to do.
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It would ensure that the reimbursements to health insurers would continue, preventing what could be a mass exit from the exchanges.
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The settlement is not the end of legal maneuvers stemming from Conoco's 2007 exit from Venezuela during the country's nationalization drive.
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The current crisis risks paralyzing the region's response to Britain's exit from the European Union as London prepares for divorce talks.
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Of course, the threat of U.S. import tariffs and the United Kingdom's potential exit from the European Union are also risks.
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The company also benefited from the bankruptcy of Sears Holdings Corp and J.C. Penney Co Inc's exit from the appliance business.
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Britain's exit from the European Union means that one of the bloc's biggest economies will stop making contributions to its budget.
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Shares in Europe will little changed in see-saw trade as investors remained uncertain about Britain's exit from the European Union.
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When Zayn Malik made his unceremonious exit from the group last year, that illusion was shattered, even if the band remained.
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Hedge fund managers continue to exit from their former bullish positions in Brent and WTI, according to regulatory and exchange data.
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Political turmoil in Britain over the country's exit from the European Union, known as Brexit, also boosted gold's safe haven appeal.
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He cited the examples of the U.K.'s impending exit from the European Union and the "yellow vest" protests in France.
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Sterling declined 0.4 percent to $1.1.11472 GBP=D3 as Britain began formal negotiations on its planned exit from the European Union.
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Successful development of legacy real estate projects, and subsequent exit from these illiquid assets, could also be positive for the ratings.
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There was some speculation in the market that the BOJ will seek an early exit from stimulus, or raise rates soon.
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Last week, however, Geneva also saw independent brands Audemars Piguet and Richard Mille announce their exit from the show from 2020.
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Mr. Musk told a British car magazine that Britain's looming exit from the European Union had helped him decide on Germany.
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The Times ultimately reported that it was the attempted cover-up, not necessarily the allegations, that accelerated Moonves' exit from CBS.
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We see how much difficulty the U.S Fed central bank has to manage such a careful exit from extraordinary monetary policy.
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The prospect of Britain's exit from the European Union in 2019 has added extra urgency to the talks in Northern Ireland.
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Acosta was forced to turn in his Secret Service "hard pass." which speeds up entry and exit from the White House.
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Some of the Speaker's staunchest allies say they hope Ryan's exit from Congress is more dignified than that of his predecessor.
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There is no noticeable exit from heavy emission-producing activities in anticipation of the possible introduction of a biting carbon tax.
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Microsoft didn't say when this integration will exit from Preview mode, or what sort of limitations or bugs users may encounter.
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"If we want to press ahead with what is really needed, we need an exit from the extraordinary now," Schuknecht added.
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Britain's pound hit a 31-year low against the dollar as concerns over the country's exit from the European Union mount.
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Prior to the run-up to the March election, the M5S began advocating for an Italian exit from the euro zone.
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"London will remain a key part of the bank's footprint even after the UK's exit from the European Union," she said.
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Mr. Obama said he worried that Britain's exit from the European Union would freeze investment in the country and in Europe.
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In wake of his exit from "Guardians," Gunn has found several supporters in Hollywood, including Selma Blair and comedian Patton Oswalt.
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Uncertainty over Britain's exit from the European Union has added an extra layer of volatility to the London market in particular.
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Prime Minister Theresa May's grip on power has weakened as some lawmakers call on her to announce an exit from government.
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A sale would mark its exit from retail banking in Continental Europe after already selling out in Spain, Portugal and Italy.
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Appointed manager after Russia's early exit from the 2016 European championship, Cherchesov has few options to add depth to the team.
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The company has struggled to gain a stronghold in Poland and is weighing an exit from the region's biggest consumer market.
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The U.S.-China trade conflict, Britain's exit from the European Union and political differences over the U.S. debt could weigh further.
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However, it saw growth in the United Kingdom, Babeau said, despite uncertainties over the UK's looming exit from the European Union.
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Britain's pending exit from the European Union and the U.S.-China trade war were also blamed less often for poor performance.
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So his decision to champion Britain's exit from the union is a blow to Mr. Cameron personally as well as politically.
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Negotiations on the U.K's exit from the European Union are scheduled to begin on June 19—less than two weeks away.
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And, that sort of implies that my house must be bigger than me for me to enter into and exit from.
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SAN JUAN, P.R. — They shouted angrily about "colonialism" and called for a Prexit, or Puerto Rican exit, from the United States.
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US troops are making an humiliating exit from Syria, with videos showing their tanks being pelted with rocks and rotten fruit.
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Buffett credited the airline's rebound to both his and Munger's exit from the board and the arrival of CEO Stephen Wolf.
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Mr. Carney has been called upon to resign by some politicians who support an exit from the European Union, or Brexit.
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Mr. Carney said that staying would help contribute to an "orderly transition" as Britain negotiates its exit from the European Union.
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The briefing also helped win the U.S. military and diplomats some breathing room to plan a more deliberate exit from Syria.
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British Prime Minister Boris Johnson promised on Thursday he would never delay Britain's exit from the European Union, due on Oct.
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European shares were also hurt by concerns over a global economic slowdown and uncertainty over Britain's exit from the European Union.
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A continuing, structural slowdown in Chinese growth and tensions from Britain's attempted exit from the European Union are among other factors.
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That includes the handling of Britain's scheduled exit from the bloc on March 29 and addressing the rise of authoritarian governments.
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The turn of events thrusts Britain into further political chaos just 21.4 weeks before the country's scheduled exit from the bloc.
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May's removal, a general election, a second referendum, or an economically jarring "no-deal" exit from the E.U. on March 29.
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Instead of ruing Franklin's exit from the sport, her legions of fans should be grateful for how long she stuck around.
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But the British government, consumed by the negotiations for an exit from the European Union, has not yet obtained similar disclosures.
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Gabrielle Boucinha, a freelance graphic designer, introduced her Instagram account in the wake of Phoebe Philo's much lamented exit from Celine.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's deepening political crisis over its exit from the European Union will weigh on London's blue-chip stocks index .
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As recently as August, Judge Montali had allowed PG&E to retain the exclusive right to plan its exit from bankruptcy.
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"Hey Britain, heard you just became single," he wrote in reference to the United Kingdom's exit from the European Union Friday.
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Japan, who made a shock early exit from the competition in the group phase, qualify automatically for the Games as hosts.
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Critics say that the U.S. exit from the Paris accord sets up China to take on a higher-profile global role.
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Voters who supported the United Kingdom's exit from the European Union seem adamant that they made the right decision last year.
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The exit from the nonbinding accord cannot take effect until 2020 at the earliest, and a future president could quickly rejoin.
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Companies are tying the knot, unperturbed by persistent doubts surrounding the Trump administration and Britain's forthcoming exit from the European Union.
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While market volatility is low, general economic weakness and the possibility of Britain's exit from the European Union could hurt stocks.
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It says it will abandon nuclear energy by 2022 and is devising plans for an orderly long-term exit from coal.
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It says it will abandon nuclear energy by 2022 and is devising plans for an orderly long-term exit from coal.
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This is Robert Downey Jr.'s first big project following his apparent exit from the Marvel Cinematic Universe in Avengers: Endgame.
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At a minimum they may well be ambivalent to Trump's exit from the White House and not stand in Iran's way.
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The lesson of the election seemed to be that young voters angry about Britain's exit from the European Union had spoken.
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Claudio Borghi also repeated that Italy's exit from the euro, which the League once called for, was "out of the question".
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Draghi, along with ECB chief economist Peter Praet, took pains to temper market expectations for a speedy exit from bond buying.
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It staved off Greece's exit from the shared euro currency and helped several other EU nations recover from staggering debt crises.
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With Britain's exit from the European Union, "the French might feel they have a special responsibility" as Europe's sole nuclear power.
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It is too soon to know if Britain's planned exit from the European Union in 2019 is affecting FDI, Zhan said.
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The "health concerns" that prompted Christian Bale's exit from the title role in Enzo Ferrari are unusual, to say the least.
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GFT pointed to losses at Deutsche Bank and Britain's exit from the European Union leading to uncertainty in the banking industry.
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"If I were a private equity fund planning an exit from one of my investments, this is fantastic news," he said.
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Exxon's exit from projects will not affect the Sakhalin project off the eastern coast of Russia, Exxon and Rosneft spokesmen said.
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If there is no agreement, the country risks a possibly chaotic "no-deal exit" from the bloc, without any negotiated agreement.
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Friday was supposed to be Brexit day, the day Britain would exit from the European Union with or without a deal.
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Of course, Brown's exit from the black and yellow wasn't pretty ... dude had drama with just about everyone on the team.
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MPs prepare to debate Britain's exit from the EU. LONDON — Theresa May has been told to stop her "bullish, macho" and "silly" threats to Tory MPs to fall in line over Brexit, as MPs prepare to debate Britain's exit from the EU. Parliament is set to begin its examination of the so-called Great Repeal Bill later this week.
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The photo will be used to validate the identities of the occupants and document their entry or exit from the United States.
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The court heard that Pell blocked their exit from the room and forced them, one after another, to engage in sex acts.
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Mind of Mine will be released on March 25 which is the one year anniversary since he announced his exit from 73D.
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For the banks, Odebrecht's exit from the construction portion of the project would make financing less risky, one of the people said.
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But what could complicate the ECB's exit from years of easy money and the euro zone's recovery is the looming trade war.
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So far, Germany's governing coalition has agreed to spend 1.5 billion euros to help regions affected by the planned exit from coal.
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Worries have eased that Britain would undergo a "hard" exit from the European Union and lose its access to the single market.
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Besides, his holding company would get a 4.1 billion euro cash payment, and an easier partial exit from the troubled auto industry.
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Car manufacturers appear to be hitting the accelerator out of Britain as the country moves toward an exit from the European Union.
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Pierce also revealed that before Meghan made her official exit from the Suits set last year, they shared a quiet moment together.
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"Of course as we continue to work together we must also negotiate the UK's successful exit from the European Union," May said.
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It's expected that Article 50 will be triggered on March 9 or 10, officially kicking off Britain's exit from the European Union.
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Walsh's exit from the White House race comes days after an abysmal performance in the Iowa Republican caucuses, which Trump won overwhelmingly.
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Just 1% of exit poll respondents said Britain's exit from the EU was a factor in how they voted, Ipsos MRBI found.
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But the planned exit from distressed credit and European securitised trading, and sharp reduction in these exposures, would help earnings, it added.
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That alarmed antitrust regulators, complicated management and made it hard to exit from investments, since many potential buyers were already co-owners.
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Prime Minister Theresa May will trigger Article 50 on March 29, which formally begins the United Kingdom's exit from the European Union.
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Clouding the G-7 gathering, which represents the world's major industrial economies, is the U.K.'s uncertain exit from the European Union.
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Voters seemed confident that she was the best bet to handle the formidable task of negotiating Britain's exit from the European Union.
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Two years after her abrupt exit from ABC's Castle, Stana Katic is now opening up about that hurtful decision that shocked fans.
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The new data could point to persistent worries surrounding the United Kingdom's exit from the European Union and slowing growth in general.
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Its list includes an exit from shale, removal of BHP's dual London and Australian stock listings and greater emphasis on shareholder returns.
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TalkTalk shares were slightly higher, up 1.2 percent, after the Financial Times reported it was exploring an exit from its mobile operations.
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David Davis, Britain's Brexit secretary, assured Parliament that talks in Brussels over Britain's exit from the European Union were making "concrete progress".
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That came as markets have continued to speculate about the timing of an eventual exit from the BOJ's ultra easy policy stance.
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He has written that mini-BOTs would enable a quick exit from the euro, though ministers say they have no such plan.
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At the same time, the bank will incur costs - as yet unspecified - as a result of Britain's exit from the European Union.
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It has already had to drop its advocacy of an Austrian exit from the EU, after realising that few voters were interested.
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Purplebricks said on Wednesday the exit from Australia and the United States was expected to "significantly" reduce cash burn in the future.
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Uber sold its China business in exactly such an arrangement in 2016, and it made a similar exit from Russia last year.
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Before you know it, you could be half of a pair — or making a speedy exit from a romance that's gone rancid.
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Guenther told Reuters in late 2015 that an exit from Britain could not be ruled out if a turnaround at Npower failed.
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A source claimed to the Mail that Presley's decision was inspired by daughter Lisa Marie Presley's own long-rumored exit from Scientology.
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Britain's Prime Minister will introduce legislation as early as April to kickstart an exit from the European Union, The Sunday Times reported.
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In her book, she claimed that she "refused" to sign a non-disclosure agreement upon her exit from the Trump White House.
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Now, the prospect of an exit from the European Union has spurred these banks into action, albeit only on paper for now.
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That thrust Britain's exit from the EU into the unknown and saw the pound plunge to its lowest level since April 2017.
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Britain is seeking to roll over around 40 EU bilateral trade deals ahead of its exit from the bloc in 36 days.
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Finance Minister Euclid Tsakalotos, who steered the country's exit from the third bailout, was likely to remain in his post, sources said.
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" Closer to home, Steffen said concerns about the U.K.'s "possible exit from the EU seems to be having a negative impact.
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Sberbank Chief Executive German Gref said in March the bank was looking "very actively" at options for a quick exit from Ukraine.
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The pound has been on a downward spiral on growing worries Britain would opt for a "hard" exit from the European Union.
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Shortly afterwards, Sberbank Chief Executive German Gref said the bank was looking "very actively" at options for a quick exit from Ukraine.
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That's spurred concerns of a potential French exit from the euro zone, dubbed Frexit, and even a possible breakup of the bloc.
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Lawmakers had put forward amendments calling for changes including delaying Britain's exit from the bloc and holding a second referendum on Brexit.
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The IMF warned that growth could slow further due to trade tensions and a potentially disorderly British exit from the European Union.
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It's a win for anti-EU parties, which will now have more power to perhaps pursue Italy's exit from the union. 5.
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In addition, developments in Britain appear to have removed the immediate threat of disorderly exit from the European Union on March 29.
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Sterling and the euro have underperformed this week, on fears a British exit from the EU could mean more uncertainty for Europe.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - The infighting and reality-dodging that surrounds Britain's exit from the European Union can seem like a grim comedy.
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However, there are also worries the outcome might trigger political upheaval that could lead to a disorderly exit from the European Union.
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Jim Paulsen's exit from Wells Capital Management earlier this year recently became official and he has started to write independent analysis again.
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In his second term, Kuroda's biggest challenge will be to lay the grounds for an eventual exit from his radical monetary experiment.
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His chances of taking the helm would rise if he helps steer a smooth exit from the ultra-loose policy, analysts say.
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Holohan's exit from professional fighting came swiftly just a couple of weeks before he was scheduled to meet Willie Gates in Rotterdam.
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The Trump campaign dismissed Mr. Sanford's exit from the stage in the same way it had dismissed him while he was running.
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Higashihara, however, denied turmoil over Britain's impending exit from the European Union had any impact on Hitachi's decision to freeze the project.
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Trump has pushed for a trade deal between the United States and Britain following the latter's planned exit from the European Union.
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Dyson's billionaire inventor James Dyson was among British business leaders who before last year's referendum backed Britain's exit from the European Union.
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Chief executives of major British corporations believe "Brexit" - a British exit from the EU - is the biggest political threat to the economy.
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Looking ahead, wine and spirits exporters remain confident despite international trade turmoil and uncertainty about Britain's impending exit from the European Union.
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Some emails showed DNC staffers discussing how to expedite Sanders's exit from the primary race after it was clear Clinton would win.
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Britain's exit from the EU has already thrice been postponed due to the London parliament's repeated failure to ratify a withdrawal agreement.
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Fighting words indeed, but the conditions that forced Uber's exit from China simply don't exist in Southeast Asia which weakens the comparison.
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"While inflation is hovering below 1 percent, it would be hard for the BOJ to exit" from ultra-loose policy, he said.
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"We would classify a UK exit from the EU as a powerful geopolitical shock, a negative shock," Padoan told reporters in Shanghai.
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Four days after the explosive Donald J. Trump "Access Hollywood" tape was made public, Billy Bush was negotiating his exit from NBC.
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This has nothing to do with my exit from WH. I trust the FBI Director in this matter, and so should you.
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Charged with navigating Britain's exit from the E.U., she filled crucial cabinet roles with Brexit backers, including Boris Johnson as foreign secretary.
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Her exit from Vertical Networks follows the announcement of her new production and development company, Sisters, with Stacey Snider and Jane Featherstone.
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Populist in chief Trump's enlistment of rural, conservative voters against metropolitan elites echoes the arguments of leaders orchestrating Britain's exit from Europe.
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Amber Heard made an unexpected and sudden exit from an awards gala last night because of a medical emergency ... TMZ has learned.
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Now, the FDF is citing Britain's exit from the European Union as another reason for the tax not to come into effect.
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The official added that Trump has his own views on the United Kingdom's exit from the EU, which he has expressed publicly.
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Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson and the official tasked with overseeing the country's exit from the European Union both resigned earlier this week.
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Speculation is swirling about whether they'll negotiate the parameters of Rosenstein's exit from the Justice Department, if Trump doesn't fire him first.
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CEO Bob Pittman and CFO Rich Bressler will remain in their roles under four-year contract extensions after its exit from bankruptcy.
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After Trump won the US election and vowed to exit from the Paris treaty, observers wondered if China would also pull out.
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It is the latest evidence of the disruption a no-deal exit from the EU would unleash at the United Kingdom's borders.
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He added that it would take time to assess the impact of Britain's exit from the European Union on the American economy.
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Traders were more focused on media reports that the European Union is taking a tough stance on Britain's exit from the bloc.
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Senators are floating a quick exit from Washington, D.C., after they pass a massive coronavirus stimulus bill that is being finalized Tuesday.
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However, I still took the wrong exit from the forest and when I reached the border, I was on the Austrian side.
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But SodaStream executives publicly acknowledged that political pressure hastened its exit from Mishor Adumim, an industrial park in the disputed West Bank.
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Britain's exit from the European Union threatens to disrupt trade and potentially reinvigorate conflict between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland.
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That divide has come to a head with Japan's exit from the International Whaling Commission, a politically motivated decision Tokyo should reconsider.
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The turn of events thrusts Britain into further political chaos just 28 weeks before the country's scheduled exit from the E.U. Mrs.
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Washington's trade war with Beijing, slowing demand overseas and uncertainty over Britain's exit from the European Union are also hurting economic activity.
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Bets on "Brexit" — Britain's exit from the European Union — and the effects of the government shutdown in this country are well underway.
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Moreover, it was Japan who stepped up to fill the leadership void left by the American exit from the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
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Bloomberg's exit from the race won't end his influence in presidential politics, as he's one of the Democratic Party's most prolific donors.
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Emerging pretty much unscathed from a potentially treacherous meeting of a party bitterly divided over Britain's exit from the European Union, Mrs.
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For most of the last year, the UK was bogged down by uncertainty pertaining to the country's exit from the European Union.
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Mr. Sepulveda, who was nicknamed "Super Mario" for his exuberant exit from the rescue capsule, became a motivational speaker after the incident.
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With Britain's formal exit from the bloc on Friday night, many Britons had hoped to finally put the Brexit nightmare behind them.
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It was the American's earliest exit from the year's first Grand Slam since her 2006 title defense was ended by Daniela Hantuchova.
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