Petrobras has already done significant exploratory work in the zone, boosting the area's value, as they are largely devoid of exploratory risk.
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"There's nothing wrong with an exploratory study, but call it an exploratory study and acknowledge the fact that it may merely be reporting noise," Dr. Greally said.
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I feel like the second type of person is so much more fun and exploratory and allows me, specifically, to be really playful and relaxed and exploratory, too.
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Two candidates who have already opened exploratory committees — Sens.
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Six of the areas are still in the exploratory phase.
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That could include an exploratory committee or a full candidacy.
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The plan is still early and exploratory, according to Facebook.
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Paperwork for the exploratory committee was filed Monday, as well.
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They can travel, with the exploratory committee covering the cost.
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Castro didn't stay in the exploratory period for very long.
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Not every candidate will bother forming their own exploratory committee.
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The exploratory mining company Orocobre is also developing a project.
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It was a tentative, exploratory kiss, a kiss between strangers.
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Congolese authorities granted a permit for exploratory drilling in 2006.
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O) is in exploratory talks with Reliance Industries Ltd's (RELI.
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Mr. Hadzismajlovic began taking exploratory trips to Singapore years ago.
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They want to make something political, or sociological, or exploratory.
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Philip underwent "an exploratory operation following abdominal investigations" in 2013.
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But the CVS partnership will be merely exploratory to start.
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Warren would announce her exploratory campaign on New Year's Eve.
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Four of five exploratory wells drilled produced oil, it said.
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Kirsten Gillibrand of New York has announced an exploratory committee.
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For now, many of the suggestions are vague and exploratory.
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On Monday, Pichai described Dragonfly as an exploratory internal project.
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Exploratory talks with the Social Democrats will begin on Jan.
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It's a little more exploratory, a little bit more meandering.
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So far, Castro and Warren have gone the traditional route, forming an exploratory committee by filing their statement of candidacy with the FEC and then adding the word "exploratory" to their campaign committee's name.
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The real advantage of an exploratory committee is that it allows candidates two swings at the "presidential announcement" news cycle -- first, when they announce their exploratory committee, and again when they make their bid official.
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December 12, 2018 - Announces the launch of a presidential exploratory committee.
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This technique would dramatically extend the exploratory reach of surface missions.
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All the prompts are varied, fun, titillating, and most importantly exploratory.
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Having already announced — or formed exploratory committees — Harris, Warren, and Sens.
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Trepp's warped and wonderful visuals perfectly complemented Reid's exploratory playing style.
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That's the beauty of exploratory research –- good questions beget more questions.
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For perhaps the first time, their exploratory impulse hadn't been rewarding.
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In the years since, many exploratory surveys have been carried out.
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Warren last month announced an exploratory committee for a presidential bid.
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She announced her exploratory committee on the last day of 2018.
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"Tell me," she said, in the same exploratory tone as earlier.
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Elizabeth Warren has announced an exploratory committee and both Minnesota Sen.
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French oil major Total plans its first exploratory drill in July.
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Kirsten Gillibrand have announced exploratory committees and intend to run. Sens.
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The previous summer, the two boys had a passionate, exploratory affair.
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There was something fresh and exploratory about her performance on Wednesday.
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The source said the talks were still in their exploratory stages.
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Another GOP source agreed any talks are more exploratory than organized.
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Kirsten Gillibrand and Buttigieg have all announced exploratory committees, while Sen.
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Here's how 227 Democrats announced their presidential campaigns and exploratory committees.
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Ms. Warren announced an exploratory committee for president on Dec. 31.
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"The coalition negotiations probably won't be easier than the exploratory talks."
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To form an exploratory committee, all a candidate really needs to do is file a statement of their candidacy to the Federal Election Commission and slap the word "exploratory" on the name of their campaign's committee.
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Elizabeth Warren, who announced her presidential exploratory committee on New Year's Eve.
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Elizabeth Warren has formed an exploratory committee ahead of a likely campaign.
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In 1996, his company announced another "exploratory trip" that came to nothing.
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The meeting has been described as exploratory and not a formal interview.
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Exploratory committees end up looking a lot like the real campaign too.
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A third source added that the talks were of an exploratory nature.
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The company has continued to claim that the project was only exploratory.
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This sets her off on an exploratory journey towards a breast enhancement.
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Our exploratory project into those questions grew and became its own company.
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Deal status: Both companies have formed exploratory committees to evaluate potential merger.
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In modern politics, there is no such thing as an exploratory committee.
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Doctors asked Mr. Kwok for consent to perform an additional "exploratory" procedure.
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Kirsten Gillibrand of New York have formed exploratory committees for a bid.
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The field expands to eight when those with exploratory committees are included.
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Australian-Canadian mining firm OceanaGold undertook only exploratory work at El Dorado.
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And that made my sexy times feel more wholesome, frivolous, and exploratory.
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The discussions with BAIC at this stage are exploratory, the report added.
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Kirsten Gillibrand and Elizabeth Warren having already formed exploratory committees and Rep.
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Professor Krauss recalled another time when Ms. Michelson displayed her exploratory side.
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Tell industry contacts you trust that you are open to exploratory conversations.
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" Rather, he emphasized the composer's exploratory nature and "enormously fertile musical mind.
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Kirsten Gillibrand of New York has formed an exploratory committee and Sen.
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Sources have said bankruptcy lawyers have been hired as an exploratory step.
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Other exploratory testing is essential if we are to avoid technological surprise.
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Dr. Jain said the commuting study was still in its exploratory stage.
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At other restaurants, this exploratory bite may happen backstage, in the kitchen.
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And Mr. Stanley did not ignore that exploratory aspect of the role.
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William F. Weld of Massachusetts, who started an exploratory committee last month.
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The long string of exploratory stages hardly underscored the idea of emergency action.
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Today, shopping for beauty is a personal, exploratory, and yes, even fun, experience.
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Yet as Nayak was quick to mention, Station Q's research is still exploratory.
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Elizabeth Warren is the only top-tier contender to announce an exploratory committee.
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Kennedy crafted an exploratory committee before he first ran for Congress in 2012.
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Elizabeth Warren announced an exploratory committee at the end of December, and Rep.
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South Bend Indiana Mayor Pete Buttigieg has already formed a presidential exploratory committee.
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That agreement tallies with a blueprint agreed in exploratory talks earlier this month.
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Representatives for Harris' South Carolina office and Gillibrand's exploratory committee declined to comment.
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Let's just take an exploratory look at what Hulu Live TV offers now.
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It has continued kidnapping and attacks on infrastructure even during the exploratory talks.
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The exploratory nature means I was actually seeking out new places and objects.
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Vaquera is an independent fashion label that takes an exploratory approach to design.
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"Started playing this recently and I'm surprised more aren't saying it," said Exploratory.
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Among those who have declared their candidacy or formed exploratory committees are Sens.
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Legally speaking, her principle campaign committee, the Elizabeth Warren Presidential Exploratory Committee Inc.
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Weld last week announced he was launching an exploratory committee for the presidency.
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Gillibrand announced last week that she had established a formal presidential exploratory committee.
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Tensions flared in 2014 when China installed exploratory oil rigs in the vicinity.
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Elizabeth Warren spent last weekend in Iowa, days after announcing an exploratory committee.
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Nowadays the security biz is an iterative process rather than an exploratory frontier.
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Ms. Silverman quite consciously connects that idea to the exploratory nature of theater.
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Ms. Warren is expected to form an exploratory committee after the new year.
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Yet back then Mr. Pohjonen already had formidable technique and an exploratory streak.
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Kirsten Gillibrand, a New York Democrat who's formed an exploratory running for president.
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By January 2007, Obama had formed an exploratory committee to run for president.
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Julian Castro, President Barack Obama's housing secretary, formed an exploratory committee this month.
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Buttigieg said Monday that he had drawn 158,550 donors to his exploratory committee.
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But it was a small, exploratory project with no real support inside IBM.
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An exploratory well that was drilled in the mid-1980s offers some clues.
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Bill Weld of Massachusetts has announced an exploratory committee to run against Trump.
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Born out of that initial, exploratory relationship was Lyft's new self-driving strategy.
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He decided to run for Congress, but abandoned the idea in the exploratory phase.
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"We are in the very preliminary and exploratory stages of these conversations," Glass writes.
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He declined to comment for this story and referred CNBC to Castro's exploratory committee.
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That's what I'm fighting for, & that's why I'm launching an exploratory committee for president.
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It nippily engaged me with an astute exploratory interface between neuroscience and modern art.
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Trump originally hired him to build a website for his exploratory campaign in 2015.
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More than a half dozen prominent candidates have already launched campaigns or exploratory committees.
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Indeed, the sex in City of Girls is plentiful, exploratory, and — just once — queer.
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Julian Castro, former President Barack Obama's housing secretary, formed an exploratory committee this month.
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Julian Castro, former President Barack Obama's housing secretary, formed an exploratory committee this month.
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In other words, "exploratory" is a bit of a misnomer in the presidential context.
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The exploratory talks—talks about talks, in effect—are due to run until Friday.
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But that's not stopping him from forming an exploratory committee to run for president.
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Mr Trump should have waited for the results of exploratory negotiations before rushing in.
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That was evident during the Big 123's latest exploratory round of expansion consideration.
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In a dim stretch between two bars, their mouths met in an exploratory kiss.
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Among those who have declared their candidacy or launched an exploratory committee are Sens.
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Warren has formed an exploratory committee and will likely announce her 2020 candidacy soon.
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The source said he is mulling setting up an exploratory committee sometime after Easter.
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Middle School 447, the Math and Science Exploratory School in Boerum Hill, is one.
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By launching an exploratory committee, Warren can begin raising money for the coming campaign.
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And, of course, particle physics is an exploratory and discovery-focused field of science.
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CNBC also has reported that Amazon has participated in exploratory talks with generic drugmakers.
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It's an exploratory study meant to highlight an issue she's interested in examining further.
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Higgins has launched an exploratory website and is gathering names for his email list.
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It's his seventh visit to the Silver State since announcing his presidential exploratory committee.
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The future President Bush announced his exploratory committee two months later, in March 1999.
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Then, exploratory wells would be drilled; if they proved successful, production wells would follow.
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But a future trip to Mars will be longer than any exploratory mission yet.
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Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, who has announced a presidential exploratory committee, at 33%. Sen.
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The rise of bubble subs promises to pay exploratory dividends for decades to come.
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But he denied Mr. Cameron's charge that he had falsely claimed an exploratory first.
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House Republican leaders are taking pains to portray the community rating option as exploratory.
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Issa launched an exploratory committee in August to run for California's 50th Congressional District.
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As for those long, exploratory trips to the restrooms, I finally have an explanation.
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Amazon held exploratory talks in November with generic-drug makers like Sandoz and Mylan.
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Mark Zuckerberg and Howard Schultz from Starbucks are already touring the country, running exploratory campaigns.
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January 16, 2019 - Announces she is forming an exploratory committee for the 2020 presidential race.
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Exploratory in nature, Halilaj's various projects are forays into comprehending what happened in the conflict?.
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His exploratory fire on "The Haunting," like his controlled glow on "Rhapsody," rings with conviction.
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He was followed by Republican nominee Mitt Romney, who formed an exploratory committee in April.
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For now, Brown is stopping short of a full-blown presidential bid or exploratory group.
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"The exploratory talks created a framework for what is possible and what isn't," he said.
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She launched an exploratory committee for president in January before announcing her candidacy last month.
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South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg, who launched an exploratory committee for president on Jan.
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"It's kind of a natural starting place for exploratory missions in the atmosphere," Cutts said.
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It's lovely, depicting a single Chicago summer and the exploratory romance between two giddy girls.
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It's less able to write exploratory code, where the user is solving a novel problem.
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Julian Castro, former President Barack Obama's housing secretary, also formed an exploratory committee in December.
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As a consolation to the public, the NERC dubbed an exploratory auto-submarine Boaty McBoatface.
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" The meeting, Walden said, took place more than two months ago and was simply "exploratory.
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It remains in exploratory talks with Canada, whose deal with the EU began in 2017.
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The music she's produced has been a compelling mix of the familiar and the exploratory.
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Early polls have Buttigieg, who formed an exploratory committee in late January, tied with Sen.
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Any exploratory spending for HDR-HI should be scrutinized and come with strict oversight provisions.
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The Moon enters fellow Earth sign Capricorn today, putting you in a philosophical, exploratory mood.
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This is by far some of the most exploratory, experimental music I've heard from Sakamoto.
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"The meeting was marked by concentration and mutual respect," Beer said after the exploratory talks.
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"When the guy forms an exploratory committee, we will have a view," the official said.
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On New Year's Eve, Warren announced that she was forming an exploratory committee for 2020.
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So far, more than a half dozen candidates have officially announced or launched exploratory committees.
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Elizabeth Warren, who launched an exploratory committee on Monday ahead of an expected presidential run.
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When Warren announced her exploratory committee, she hadn't visited Iowa for more than four years.
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A second exploratory analysis on self-reported patients had an accuracy (c-statistic) of 71%.
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CNBC has also reported that Amazon has participated in exploratory talks with generic-drug makers.
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Bill Weld (R) announced Friday he was launching an exploratory committee for a potential run.
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He also hasn't formally announced his candidacy; he announced an exploratory committee in late January.
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Hence the exploratory coalition talks with the Green Party and the Free Democratic Party (FDP).
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Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, who launched a presidential exploratory committee in December, joined the others.
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Exploratory conversations with restaurateurs around town nudged Mr. Reid to go out on his own.
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But while Andersson and Claeson's mindset and careful research are refreshing, it's all still exploratory.
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" Senator Elizabeth Warren's presidential exploratory committee said, "Our campaign doesn't support these kinds of tactics.
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A lot of it is almost just exploratory to see what works and what doesn't.
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Emma Wolfe, Mr. de Blasio's chief of staff, is not involved in his exploratory efforts.
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The consultant put in a call to Amazon and eventually set up an exploratory meeting.
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Warren's creation of an exploratory committee comes after months of careful deliberations and meticulous planning.
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Messam won reelection on March 12 and announced his presidential exploratory committee the following day.
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In Afghanistan, he helped facilitate the first exploratory peace talks with the Taliban in 2006.
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But one of the sources said the exploratory talks between senior managers might be revived.
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We'd mentioned an exploratory well that had been drilled in the refuge three decades ago.
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There's definitely some clear value that people have identified, but generally, it's still largely exploratory.
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"The coalition talks are going to be just as hard as the exploratory talks," said Schulz.
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Warren has already started an exploratory committee and has visited the early primary state of Iowa.
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Takeda said last month it was "at a preliminary and exploratory stage" of considering a bid.
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As well as an exploratory mission, the venture could lay the groundwork for something more profound.
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Exploratory opening track, "Further," captures their first moments ever playing together, in a studio or otherwise.
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Elizabeth Warren threw her hat into the ring when she announced an exploratory committee on Monday.
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Schiaparelli is Europe's first attempt in almost 15 years to land an exploratory rover on Mars.
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January 23, 2019 - Announces that he is launching an exploratory committee for a 2020 presidential bid.
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Former U.S. housing secretary Julián Castro announced earlier this month that he formed an exploratory committee.
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Anyone following the novels over the years has seen the effects of Martin's exploratory writing style.
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Kirsten Gillibrand of New York announced the formation of an exploratory committee last week, and Sen.
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His exploratory committee lived for less than two weeks before it transitioned into the real campaign.
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But if Warren is only now officially declaring, what exactly was her "exploratory committee" for anyway?
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Barack Obama announced an exploratory committee in January 2007 and then made it official in February.
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The language that this patent is "exploratory" distances Activision from the ickiness of an exploitative system.
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" "On Friday, October 20th, we will have a first round of exploratory talks with all partners.
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"That unusual physical contact between individuals appeared exploratory, not aggressive, in nature," a press release noted.
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The project is still in the exploratory phase, Bloomberg said, citing people familiar with the matter.
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It pledged to spend twice as much this year in domestic exploratory drilling as in 2016.
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Called Wattam, it's described as an "exploratory game," and it looks almost like an interactive toy.
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Epic doesn't seem too decisive in that move, writing: This is exploratory and subject to change.
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Gillibrand on Tuesday indicated that she's certain to run for the presidency after the exploratory committee.
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Its Spanish division Seat announced last year that it had abandoned exploratory plans to enter Iran.
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Google has called the project "exploratory" and framed it as being within initial phases of creation.
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Moore also alluded to the birther issue when he formed a presidential exploratory committee in 2011.
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Bill Weld (R) earlier this month formed an exploratory committee for a 2020 White House bid.
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Castro last month announced he was forming an exploratory committee for a possible 2020 presidential bid.
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A number of Democrats have declared their candidacy for president or formed exploratory committees, including Sens.
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The news today: Castro launched a presidential exploratory committee to help make his decision. http://bit.
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Bill Weld (R) announced Friday he was launching an exploratory committee for a potential presidential run.
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The request for information is exploratory and doesn't mean any government action will necessarily be taken.
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Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts and Kirsten Gillibrand of New York have formed exploratory committees for bids.
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A host of candidates have already declared their candidacy or formed an exploratory committee, including Sens.
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Warren announced Monday that she is forming an exploratory committee to run for the White House.
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The 12 x 12 is an ongoing project that is meant to be exploratory and experimental.
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It was four days after the South Bend mayor announced his exploratory committee in late January.
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This buffer from a ubiquitous permanent record is especially important for the exploratory phase of youth.
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The document proposes ending a restriction that had limited exploratory drilling to the period from Oct.
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After some research and an exploratory visit, they moved to Cuenca, Ecuador, and haven't looked back.
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He's in Iowa this weekend for the first time since announcing his exploratory committee in January.
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We I expect several Democrats to announce they're forming exploratory committees in the next few weeks.
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While Warren has filed for an exploratory presidential committee, Gillibrand has not formally announced 2020 plans.
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The real estate company confirmed exploratory talks about the sale of its 5,800 residential apartment units.
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Bill Weld said he's launching a presidential exploratory committee to run in 2020 as a Republican.
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And Buttigieg, who would be the party's first gay nominee, announced an exploratory committee in January.
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Exploratory work maximizing fusion rather than fission output is vital, possibly leading to pure fusion warheads.
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To date, her candidacy -- or, I guess, her exploratory phase -- has been something of a disappointment.
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Kirsten Gillibrand, who announced a few weeks ago that she was forming a presidential exploratory committee.
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Gillibrand announced her presidential exploratory committee on "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert" on January 15.
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On an exploratory mission, Mr. Meyer cooked at the senior center in the Van Dyke Houses.
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Former Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Julián Castro launched his exploratory committee in mid-December.
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Jeb Bush launched his presidential campaign's exploratory committee on December 16, 2014, the presumptive Republican nominee.
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They also touched the other octopus in what seemed to be an exploratory, rather than aggressive, manner.
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Buttigieg announced a presidential exploratory committee with little fanfare and just a handful of staffers in January.
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Gillbrand, 52, said on "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert" that she is launching an exploratory committee.
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The senator formed an exploratory committee last week but is expected to make a formal announcement soon.
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However, aides say that this is to support his exploratory phase of potentially running for Markey's seat.
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Somebody could also follow Jeb Bush's example, bucking a traditional exploratory committee for a more lucrative PAC.
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Even as other potential 2020 candidates move forward with new hires and plans for exploratory committees — Sen.
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Details: Castro announced an exploratory committee one month ago, and said he'd be making an announcement today.
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The selections range from exploratory to Fifty Shades, and are perfect for "all scenarios," according to Goop.
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Others are hopeful that the Brexit could free Britain to do more exploratory forms of scientific research.
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My first experience with an exploratory "walking game" was the 2008 Half-Life 2 mod Dear Esther.
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Buttigieg's campaign staff could be counted on one hand when he announced an exploratory committee in January.
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"This is really exploratory science," said Daniel Müller, an ESA mission project scientist, said in NASA's announcement.
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We wanted to be exploratory in our workflow while still being true to our fully collaborative beginnings.
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Pemex is making progress: It drilled 24 exploratory wells in 2017 and 35 are planned for 2018.
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"We're engaged in exploratory activities but there's no immediate plan or timeline," he added as a tease.
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She was the first Democratic candidate to launch her exploratory committee and Iowa was her first stop.
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And we'd been talking about [non-monogamy] for a while in a very sort of exploratory sense.
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Schulz said that "we will talk about all the topics we addressed in the exploratory talks again".
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For now, these contracts remain exploratory as the ISA struggles to establish a deep sea regulatory regime.
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Here, then, are some of my favorite pieces of Sakamoto's more exploratory, electronic-music-vocabulary-defining work.
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By their very nature, first steps are often a little unsteady and are meant to be exploratory.
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Then the music changed and the whole world of music became more blues slanted and more exploratory.
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On the Republican side, candidates like Jeb Bush announced exploratory runs as early as December in 2014.
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She officially launched her campaign in February after forming an exploratory committee at the end of 2018.
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Exploratory committees are subject to the same contribution limits as regular campaigns ($2,700 per-donor per-election).
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Elizabeth Warren announced this week she's forming an exploratory committee ahead of a potential White House run.
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Trump launched an exploratory committee to consider a Reform Party run but never formally launched a campaign.
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Democrat Jaime Harrison will form an exploratory committee for Senate as he inches closer to challenging Sen.
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When we are exploratory, we attend to things with a wide scope, curious and desiring to learn.
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John Delaney has launched his campaign and former Housing Secretary Julián Castro also has an exploratory committee.
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Missouri Attorney General Josh Hawley (R) is creating an exploratory committee for a potential 85033 Senate run.
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The unlikely partners have cited progress after three weeks of exploratory talks about a three-way coalition.
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Trump decided against it, but 12 years later he launched a presidential exploratory committee, which Stone chaired.
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There are a variety of use cases, including BI, exploratory analytics and classification and detection of anomalies.
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I think it was around February and March of this year when I had that exploratory period.
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Ms. Rodríguez said the seismic studies were promising, and Hupecol had hoped to drill an exploratory well.
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The film, by Lorenzo DeStefano, chronicles her musical development, but haphazardly, sometimes seeming more promotional than exploratory.
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By March, the "Exploratory Committee for a Democratic Alternative" had formed in Iowa, largely to draft Sen.
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It isn't clear whether Mueller's team has identified illegal financing or if the questions are more exploratory.
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Meanwhile, another team from the consulate is carrying out exploratory searches in the Belgrad Forest and Yalova.
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"The IOC would have liked to continue its preliminary exploratory talks with Innsbruck," an IOC spokesman said.
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Also, because you're in an exploratory phase, it's worth waiting to see if the promotion comes through.
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Conley doesn't drink, but she thinks these exploratory conversations might benefit from the loosening effects of alcohol.
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He traversed the state on an exploratory basis before officially launching his Senate effort this past Sunday.
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This person said the discussions were exploratory and there was no certainty a deal would be reached.
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The permit means the company could begin work on its exploratory well as early as next month.
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Washington (CNN)A little-known mayor in Florida plans to launch a presidential exploratory committee on Wednesday.
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Three more rounds of more detailed exploratory talks are planned for this week and four for next.
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Painter has set up an exploratory committee for the Minnesota Senate seat vacated by former Democratic Sen.
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So-called exploratory committees, like the one Ms. Warren created Monday, are a vehicle to raise it.
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It was also triple the number of donations her presidential exploratory committee received from ActBlue on Dec.
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As with Oulipo's lab-like literary experiments, Jacobsen tends to emphasize process for its own exploratory sake.
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I was to write 500 words about Schumer and Clinton, who had recently announced her presidential exploratory committee.
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"They have begun exploratory engagement to look at our capabilities," said a source with a Western defense contractor.
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In her video announcing her exploratory launch committee for the presidency, these are a few of her platforms.
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He's the chief engineer for the research and exploratory development department at Johns Hopkins University's Applied Physics Laboratory.
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Warren announced the launch of her exploratory committee last month and kicked off 2019 by traveling to Iowa.
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So, given the collapse of these exploratory talks, we will need to assess the situation and decide accordingly.
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Kirsten Gillibrand, a New York Democrat, announced she is launching an exploratory committee for a White House run.
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But Poulson said even exploratory work done without the full knowledge of employees is a cause for concern.
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So I dashed into a stall in the work bathroom for a quick, secretive tampon exploratory/retrieval mission.
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Maybe you'll experience a new kind of innocence, the goofy blissful exploratory fooling around with someone you like.
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Rep. Joseph Kennedy III has formed an exploratory committee for a possible U.S. Senate run against incumbent Sen.
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Exploratory committees are an oddity of American politics, a bit of playacting before the actual campaign gets going.
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Soon they are corresponding, devising a private slang, and going on long exploratory walks around the French capital.
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Pichai described the effort as "exploratory" and in the "early stages," according to a transcript obtained by Bloomberg.
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" A Clinton adviser says this exploratory effort is designed to "force Trump to fight for Arizona and Georgia.
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What sets his exploratory committee apart from the sprawling list of would-be challengers to President Donald Trump?
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Its potential coalition partners, the Greens, favor such a tax as exploratory talks on forming a coalition begin.
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The United States could begin the exploratory process of tapping Pyongyang's interest through China or other third parties.
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The company is six months into an exploratory program in San Francisco with the New Mobility Concept car.
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It's part of a larger exploratory project for Maersk, which operates the largest tanker fleet in the world.
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Yankees 1B Greg Bird (ankle) has had his rehab shut down again and could be facing exploratory surgery.
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Soon men were coming, too, and the conversation grew a little too exploratory for the church leaders' liking.
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Y.) have each launched presidential exploratory committees, while former Housing and Urban Development Julián Castro (D) and Rep.
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Buttigieg has formed an exploratory committee for the Democratic presidential nomination but has not officially declared his candidacy.
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The cyclical test covers a five-year period of shocks, while the exploratory version will span seven years.
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Summing up the exploratory talks, a stern Bavarian leader observed that they were still thousands of kilometers apart.
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Then there's Adventures, multiplayer experiences that spawn dynamically in public spaces; some are combat-driven, others more exploratory.
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She already is racing to collect cash for the presidential exploratory committee she announced on New Year's Eve.
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Eight years ago, in the largest environmental disaster in U.S. history, BP's exploratory Deepwater Horizon oil rig exploded.
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Further to the ability to withstand economic shocks, banks were tested under exploratory conditions for the first time.
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Donald Trump opened a Reform Party exploratory committee in 20143 and then dabbled again with running in 2012.
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Elizabeth Warren announced on New Year's Eve that she was forming an exploratory committee for a presidential run.
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Elizabeth Warren launched a presidential exploratory committee ahead of an expected run for the Democratic nomination in 2020.
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The Arctic, north of Alaska, has seen some exploratory wells, most recently by Royal Dutch Shell in 2015.
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These range from putting up satellites to exploratory missions, both key markets in the rapidly growing space industry.
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Merriam on Pete Buttigieg: First of all, the logo is a drastic improvement from his initial exploratory logo.
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This is his exploratory phase -- these conversations with everyday Americans, whose stories he has faithfully and fluently shared.
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In 1999, Stone ran a presidential exploratory committee for Trump — but Trump again ended up not officially running.
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Warren was one of the first Democrats to launch an exploratory committee for her candidacy, announcing on Dec.
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Exploratory talks between representatives from both countries, mediated by the United Nations diplomat Matthew Nimetz, began last week.
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I have decided to form an exploratory committee to consider running for Attorney General of New York State.
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Ms. Warren jumped into the 2020 race before most other Democrats, announcing her exploratory committee on Dec. 31.
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Try getting a decision-maker at a large charitable foundation on the phone for an open, exploratory conversation.
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Joseph Kennedy III has formed an exploratory committee for a possible U.S. Senate run against Massachusetts incumbent Sen.
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So, does this exploratory study apply to the majority of us who are ... ahem... a bit less fit?
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Candidates usually establish exploratory committees to fund their expenses as they test the waters of a presidential bid.
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A second standard use of a back channel is to hold exploratory talks that could easily blow up.
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"The coalition talks are going to be just as hard as the exploratory talks," he said on Sunday.
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A few got in very early like John McCain, who formed an exploratory committee on November 213, 21979.
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In the very slow forming field of 19923, Bill Clinton started his exploratory committee on August 16, 1991.
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With encouragement from his dad, Pete headed to Washington to announce an exploratory committee for a presidential campaign.
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Williamson formed an exploratory committee in late 2018 and officially announced a bid for president in January 2019.
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Campbell Soup (CPB) and Kraft Heinz (KHC) have opened exploratory merger talks, according to the New York Post.
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In 20173, Stone ran a presidential exploratory committee for Trump — but Trump again ended up not officially running.
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The companies said in separate statements Thursday that their boards have formed exploratory committees to mull a deal.
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MORE's (R-Calif.) seat in the event he is not confirmed, having formed an exploratory committee in August.
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Almost as urgent is the need to conduct exploratory testing of advanced, low-yield (10-100 ton) warheads.
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If only the industry weren't littered with so much wreckage, NBCU's ambitious exploratory efforts might seem more admirable.
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Her Senate colleague Elizabeth Warren drew more than $299,000 the day she launched her exploratory committee, Politico reported.
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Indiana Mayor Pete Buttigieg announced his decision Wednesday to launch an exploratory committee to run for president in 2020.
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When Warren announced her exploratory committee for a 2020 presidential bid, she pledged to pursue policies promoting economic fairness.
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Castro, who formed an exploratory committee last month, is one of many candidates vying for the 2020 Democratic nomination.
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The former head of HUD announced he set up an exploratory committee for a possible presidential campaign last week.
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The notes, associative and exploratory, add ever-additional layers of webbing to the already fragmented presentation of Jarman's Blue.
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Elizabeth Warren said earlier this week that she had formally launched an exploratory committee for a 2020 presidential bid.
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Canada and China settled a trade dispute and said they would start exploratory talks on a free trade pact.
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ENI, which discovered Zohr, also planned two exploratory wells off Cyprus this year or in early 2018, he said.
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Now, Murderbot has found itself deployed to a planet surface along with an exploratory crew researching a new world.
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The heart of every investigation was that victim interview — if done right, it provided exploratory avenues for the detectives.
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Paul Wellstone really jumped the gun, forming an exploratory committee 31 months before the 2000 election in April 1998.
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SignalFire makes 15 seed deals and an additional five to 10 pre-seed and "exploratory seed" deals per year.
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There's exploratory creativity, which is taking the rules of the game and pushing them to the extreme, like Bach.
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Castro formally announced his candidacy less than two weeks after he revealed he had set up an exploratory committee.
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And the fundraising, hires, and brand building that occur under the auspices of an exploratory committee can be substantial.
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Elizabeth Warren and former Housing secretary Julián Castro, have also announced exploratory committees to begin funding a presidential campaign.
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Ms. Waytkus said "exploratory work" had been done that involved cutting holes in the ceiling and exposing sprinkler heads.
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Since announcing an exploratory campaign on New Year's Eve, Warren has released sweeping policy proposals at a rapid clip.
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Widespread protests continue, and a limited United Nations exploratory mission has visited Honduras to provide "technical assistance" for dialogue.
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Duke has not made a final decision but said on his website that he has authorized an exploratory committee.
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Imaging has aided diagnosis and helped many patients avoid exploratory surgery, but it has also spawned concerns about misuse.
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The approaches were exploratory and have not progressed, the newspaper report said, citing an investor familiar with the matter.
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Turkey and Cyprus have overlapping claims of marine jurisdiction and both plan to carry out exploratory drilling this year.
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Up to 125 portions of the river substrate were acquired by the petroleum industry for exploratory drilling in 2013.
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And then, with Pelosi's blessing, he opened an exploratory committee to run in 22015 for the House seat Rep.
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Exploratory talks between parties began last Wednesday and could continue into 2018 if a quick agreement cannot be found.
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He recently changed his party affiliation to Republican in the lead up to the launch of his exploratory committee.
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Editor's note: On March 17th Deutsche Bank and Commerzbank confirmed that they had opened exploratory talks on a merger.
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Warren, who in December launched an exploratory committee for president, is expected to soon officially launch her presidential campaign.
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The request for information is an exploratory finding and does not mean any government action will necessarily be taken.
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Julian Castro, who ran the Housing and Urban Development department in Obama's administration, launched an exploratory committee last month.
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Interviewed by The Des Moines Register on Thursday, Avenatti acknowledged his visit to Iowa was an exploratory presidential bid.
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After they landed in Bangkok, and had taken the short internal flight north, the trio took an exploratory dive.
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Waha Capital and UAE-based Gulf Capital have held exploratory discussions regarding a merger, sources told Reuters last month.
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This time, it would be for the Reform Party, not the Republicans — and Stone would run his exploratory committee.
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Warren before the new year announced that she is forming an exploratory committee to run for the White House.
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Julián Castro, the former housing secretary in the Obama administration, announced that he was forming a presidential exploratory committee.
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Darrell Issa launched an exploratory committee to run for a congressional seat now held by another California Republican, Rep.
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She is, in essence, making exploratory autofiction on a grand scale, even as she is playing yet another character.
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She also holds a small lead in Google searches in the Hawkeye State since Warren formed her exploratory committee.
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Jeb Bush (R) launched his in June 2015 — although he had opened up an exploratory committee in December 2014.
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Buttigieg saw a wave of donations to his exploratory committee last month, following an attention-getting CNN town hall.
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We're definitely in that exploratory phase, but we're focused on what ways we can best serve our creative community.
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In all, a dozen Democrats already have announced presidential campaigns or exploratory committees, and several others are weighing bids.
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"America's middle class is under attack," she said in the video announcing the launch of her presidential exploratory committee.
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In a ballet that is largely about speed, here's a slow, exploratory dance that seems like creativity at work.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) announced she was launching an exploratory committee for president, she's making her 2020 run official.
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Teresa Tomlinson, former mayor of Columbus, Georgia, is a Democrat who's launched an exploratory committee for a potential run.
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By setting up an exploratory committee, Warren can raise money and hire campaign staff before formally declaring for president.
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Rather than merely repeating that theme, the cello claims it, takes charge and points the music down an exploratory path.
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But the exploratory, secret talks held between the United States and the Taliban didn't amount to much and eventually stopped.
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Ecopetrol expects to spend 85 percent of its 2018 investment on exploration and production, including at least 12 exploratory wells.
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In any case, it seems Apple's project is exploratory, with any product unlikely to be brought to market until 2018.
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The robot also has some interesting potential applications in medicine, both for exploratory surgery and delivering medications or installing catheters.
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Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren announced on New Year's Eve she is forming an exploratory committee to explore a presidential run.
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Cleveland Indians right-hander Danny Salazar will undergo exploratory arthroscopic surgery on his injured right shoulder, the team announced Saturday.
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Elizabeth Warren and former HUD Secretary Julian Castro have already launched exploratory committees, while former vice president Joe Biden, Sen.
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Former Housing and Urban Development secretary Julian Castro, who already has an exploratory committee, is expected to announce this week.
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The contestants share similar details: that they received exploratory calls to see if they would be immediately available to participate.
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More importantly, Petersen has developed a lexicon of shapes and colors that still feels expansive and exploratory at this point.
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The potential partners have agreed on a news blackout during the exploratory talks, which are due to finish on Thursday.
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It's not a must, though: Hillary Clinton went ahead and launched her 2016 campaign, without bothering with an exploratory committee.
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"But our work on search has been exploratory, and we are not close to launching a search product in China."
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BG Group walked away with little success after exploratory drilling at the nearby Lingshui 22-1-1 well in 2010.
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In the coalition negotiations, the SPD sought to improve on agreements clinched in exploratory talks with the conservatives in January.
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However while Gun Country is a timely show with perhaps the right exploratory impetus, it doesn't do the right thing.
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"In the exploratory talks, the word digitalization has been used a lot, but the big picture is missing," Berg said.
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Posing with a travel companion, Nyong'o gets ready to head off on an exploratory adventure on the lush volcanic isle.
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However, Microsoft has not made commitments so far to investors, and any discussions are exploratory, Recode reported, citing unnamed sources.
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We look at the teardown as an exploratory process, a public process of getting inside and learning how it works.
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Deutsche Bank's exploratory merger talks with Commerzbank come after prodding by Germany's finance ministry, which is worried about Deutsche's future.
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Given the beautiful, expansive world the game takes place in, some sort of exploratory aspect would've been much more interesting.
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She joined former Housing and Urban Development Secretary Julián Castro as the biggest Democratic names to have announced exploratory committees.
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Paul Davis told the Topeka Capital-Journal on Thursday that he's formed an an exploratory committee to run against Rep.
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Yet White Light still deserves praise for its restless, exploratory spirit, its refusal to lock itself into a single approach.
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Exploratory talks between Chancellor Angela Merkel's Christian Democrats (CDU/CSU) and the Social Democrats (SPD) might not start before January.
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It's a work both modish and antique, apparently postmodern in emphasis but fed by the exploratory energies of the Renaissance.
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"This story is so colorful, these kids are so colorful, with such an exploratory, questioning, philosophical spirit," Ms. Hoffman said.
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The second-term senator crisscrossed the country after announcing on New Year's Eve that she was forming an exploratory committee.
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The meetings this week are seen to be more exploratory than anything, said David Dodwell, CEO of consultancy Strategic Access.
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The shareholders, led by hedge fund Elliott Advisors, say Akzo should at least open exploratory talks with Pittsburg-based PPG.
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Warren raised about $228,228 from 218,215 donors on the day she announced her presidential exploratory committee on December 23, 270.
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In 1999, contemporaneous to this CBS interview, he told Larry King on CNN he would form a presidential exploratory committee.
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She added that on Friday October 20, the first round of "exploratory talks with all partners" would begin, Reuters reported.
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His doctors decided to do an exploratory surgery to find the problem, which we thought was just a minor issue.
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Klobuchar is one of roughly a dozen Democrats to either declare their candidacy for president or form an exploratory committee.
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The exploratory committee allows Warren to begin raising money ahead of what is expected to be a crowded Democratic primary.
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After dinner and the exploratory sauna sexing wind down, Hannah and her mom both head back to their shared room.
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One source with direct knowledge of the matter said Novatek would start drilling its first exploratory gas wells in 2018.
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The exploratory talks are due to start on Sunday and could lead to official coalition negotiations in a few weeks.
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"I have formally launched an exploratory committee for the 50th Congressional District in California," Issa wrote on his campaign website.
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The high point came in 2015, when the two sides actually met in person near Islamabad, Pakistan, for exploratory talks.
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Tim Pawlenty of Minnesota became the first major Republican to enter the race, announcing an exploratory committee in March 21999.
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By January 2007, when Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton launched their exploratory committees, the field was already crowded with candidates.
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The senator, Paul Wellstone, announced an exploratory committee as early as April 1998, more than two years before the election.
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Mr. Gyari traveled to China in 1982 and 1984 as part of Tibetan delegations that held exploratory talks with officials.
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"I have formally launched an exploratory committee for the 50th Congressional District in California," wrote Issa on his campaign website.
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His comments came after Deutsche Post announced that it would no longer pursue exploratory talks on possible partners for Streetscooter.
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Democrat Pete Buttigieg said Monday that his presidential exploratory committee raised over $5.9 million in the first quarter of 2019.
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Like much of the microbiome research to date, both trials were small and exploratory and did not reach definitive conclusions.
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MERGERS Deutsche Bank has held exploratory merger talks with Commerzbank, but a deal would likely take years to pull off.
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The reader's mind does a little exploratory somersault in the space between Y and Z. How, exactly, is tomorrow quiet?
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"Today, the only thing that actually exists at Yucca Mountain is (a) single 5 mile exploratory tunnel," the website states.
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For most of our 'potential Fiber cities'—those where we've been in exploratory discussions—we're going to pause our operations and offices while we refine our approaches...In this handful of cities that are still in an exploratory stage, and in certain related areas of our supporting operations, we'll be reducing our employee base.
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The intrigue: Warren scarcely grazed energy and climate change in her announcement Monday of an exploratory committee for a 2020 run.
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"This is an exploratory project and no decision has been made about whether we could or would launch," the spokesperson said.
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Importantly, the system learns from a tabula rasa, using unsupervised and unguided exploratory sessions to figure out how the world works.
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Four years ago, Merkel's conservatives and the Greens held exploratory talks on a two-party coalition but they came to nothing.
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Apple is in "exploratory talks" to acquire Tidal, the streaming music service run by Jay-Z, the Wall Street Journal reports.
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Former Housing and Urban Development Secretary Julián Castro announced today he's forming an exploratory committee to run for president in 2020.
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Jeb Bush in January 2015 set up a Super PAC that effectively served as an exploratory committee for a presidential run.
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Since formally announcing his exploratory committee in late January, Buttigieg has rocketed to the upper tier of the Democratic presidential race.
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That's an angle that Go-Jek could leverage in its talks with Comfort, which are initially exploratory in nature, we understand.
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She would later say that during this period, as her exploratory campaign was ending, Trump contacted her for the final time.
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Apple is in "exploratory talks" to acquire Tidal, the streaming music service run by Jay Z, the Wall Street Journal reports.
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In July 2016, Deby hosted the then-director of Israel's Foreign Ministry, Dore Gold, for exploratory talks on improving bilateral relations.
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To be clear, the software giant has made no commitments so far to any investors, and any discussions now are exploratory.
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Our avatars, two women in flowing tunics and ritualistic masks, circle each other, dodging in exploratory rings, feinting and striking tentatively.
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So when he was summoned to work with DJ Dahi on some exploratory sessions for Compton, he didn't hold his breath.
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She had this high skill level of being a painter with a very exploratory approach to the imagery that she developed.
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To be clear, the software giant has made no commitments so far to any investors and any discussions now are exploratory.
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Despite the challenges facing negotiators, some have no appetite to extend the exploratory talks in the event of no deal overnight.
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West Palm Beach Utilities distribution crews have secured the area and will most likely need to do some exploratory excavation today.
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Eight years ago, on April 22017, 22022, BP's exploratory well located just 22041 miles off the coast of Louisiana, blew out.
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Fifty-one percent said exploratory drilling should be reduced on federal lands, with 53 percent saying it should be reduced offshore.
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Buttigieg joins a growing field of Democrats who have formed exploratory committees or expressed intent to run for president, including Sens.
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The former Obama-era housing chief announced last month that he was forming an exploratory committee for a possible 2628 run.
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"We have reviewed the results of the exploratory talks and there is much substance there for workers in Germany," he said.
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But what is right in this case is the exploratory mind-set that led to these experiments in the first place.
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He joined a growing field of Democrats who have formed exploratory committees or expressed intent to run for president, including Sens.
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In August, the agency began drafting a rule allowing for exploratory drilling in the region, the Washington Post reported last month.
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Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts announced an exploratory committee last month and has traveled to Iowa and New Hampshire, while California Sen.
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Look for more candidates to launch this kind of in-between exploratory committee to test the presidential waters before a run.
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These teams will grow quietly until disclosures are required for either an exploratory committee or a full-fledged Presidential campaign committee.
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The ensemble's endless agitation exudes the go-for-broke busyness that performers usually try out in exploratory rehearsals and then discard.
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Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts and Kirsten Gillibrand of New York have both announced exploratory committees, a step that Harris is skipping.
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Her Senate campaign fund has $10 million on hand, although her exploratory committee has yet to announce its early fundraising totals.
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There is some hope though, because according to Star, there are "exploratory" talks about a potential season 7 at the moment.
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Aside from Warren, the biggest name to have announced an exploratory committee is former Housing and Urban Development Secretary Julián Castro.
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By the end of these movies, there's usually some 'turning-back point'... where the protagonist realizes he shouldn't be so exploratory.
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"It's embarrassing that we structured the whole paper to be about the exploratory analysis, rather than the null results," Hilgard writes.
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According to the company, its exploratory team found the vessel over the weekend hanging on a slope on the ocean floor.
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"One month ago today, we launched this exploratory committee to build a grassroots movement to level the playing field," Warren tweeted.
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To open the program, he led the premiere of "Filament," a dark, strange, exploratory work by the American composer Ashley Fure.
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It takes years for a consensus to emerge, and the consensus is almost always more subtle than initial exploratory studies suggest.
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Then, supported by the orchestra, the piano elongates the theme and takes exploratory excursions into genial-sounding passages of spiraling triples.
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In the midst of this early exploratory science, some journalists plucked results out of context and wrote goofy, over-hyped articles.
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A curator there inquired about the drawings "as part of an exploratory process," the museum said in a statement on Monday.
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Kirsten Gillibrand and Elizabeth Warren, who had formed exploratory committees in late December and January, respectively, saw little to no improvement.
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Antonoff struck her as appealingly eccentric, and after a few exploratory sessions, she took him on as her main co-writer.
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Dawn Smalls, another former Obama staffer who is also rumored to be eyeing the seat opened an exploratory committee in July.
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The Formula One series was off last week, giving Fernando Alonso free time to travel to Alabama on an exploratory mission.
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Germany's Thyssenkrupp has held exploratory talks with Tata, a source with knowledge of the discussions said at the start of April.
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The momentum was apparent throughout Buttigieg's 247-hour swing through South Carolina, his first since launching his exploratory committee in January.
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The exploratory scenario test was introduced in 2017 and takes place every two years, with the next one due in 2019.
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Three weeks ago, he launched an exploratory committee to run for a congressional seat now held by another California Republican, Rep.
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Kirsten Gillibrand: The New York senator is still in the exploratory phase of the race although she is quite clearly running.
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An exploratory well, the only one in the refuge, was drilled around the same time, and its results have remained secret.
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Google executives have defended the Dragonfly project and tried to downplay concerns, saying that it was merely in the exploratory stages.
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SPD critics, including the party's youth wing leader Kevin Kuehnert, argued the exploratory blueprint did not bear enough of the SPD's hallmarks.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) and former Housing and Urban Development Secretary Julián Castro have each formed presidential exploratory committees in recent weeks.
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David Vitter hired sex workers, Daniels, a Louisiana native, in 22006 formed an exploratory committee to run against him the following year.
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Losseau spent several years talking to Obregón's family, and Nourry joined her exploratory trips to Central America to prepare for the installation.
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In this case, it's a world of unproven exploratory tech, of super-cold temperatures where particles can be two things at once.
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"It (the plan) is currently at an exploratory stage, but the company needs people on the ground in India," the source said.
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Elizabeth Warren last month became the first Democratic woman to launch a presidential exploratory effort, joined shortly afterward by New York Sen.
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Warren's 2020 presidential bid began on New Year's Eve with the announcement of an exploratory committee but stumbled before it even started.
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Background: An exploratory committee is mostly a formality that allows candidates to start legally raising money before they officially announce their candidacy.
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An agreement with the European Union is due to take effect this year; Canada is holding exploratory talks with China and India.
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A campaign website paid for by her exploratory committee went live soon after CBS released the clip from her interview with Colbert.
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That is one of the real values of establishing an exploratory committee: Candidates can start building the financial foundation of their campaign.
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Warren is the first Democrat with a national profile to take concrete steps toward a run, and announced an exploratory committee yesterday.
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The report stresses that all of Amazon's big retail store concepts are still exploratory, and could never see the light of day.
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"We need to have that exploratory spirit instilled in us, especially with young people, because the world feels very full," Ocean says.
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Pete Buttigieg has raised more than $7 million since launching a presidential exploratory committee in January, the potential candidate announced Monday morning.
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His last album, "Blackstar," a collaboration with a jazz quartet that was typically enigmatic and exploratory, was released on Friday — his birthday.
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Bowie grabbed a table near the stage and took in a set of exploratory jazz, then left without speaking to the band.
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Animals that were impervious to the pain conducted themselves as usual, such as walking around and showing normal digging and exploratory behaviors.
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So when they returned to London in late November, she went right to her doctor, who ordered exploratory surgery the next day.
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Like, whether it's soloing and going on these exploratory jams or during a song or whatever, I always want to be creative.
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In February, the Baltic confirmed it had received a number of "exploratory approaches" after SGX said it was seeking to buy it.
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Two separate international industry sources with knowledge of the situation said exploratory talks between ADM and Molinos had taken place this year.
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Ireland has been approached by financial firms in the UK from across the sector, but the discussions remain largely exploratory, Donnery said.
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"Reactive fish are shy, non-aggressive individuals with a more exploratory behaviour and higher levels of cortisol under stressful conditions," she says.
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Mr. Gibson had begun raising money for a potential campaign through an exploratory committee he formed in February, Gibson for New York.
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The blocks are in the Burgos Basin in the northwestern border state of Tamaulipas, where Pemex has drilled some 20 exploratory wells.
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Warren so far has only announced an exploratory committee, a step just short of the more formal announcements from Booker and Harris.
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During the exploratory phase of his campaign, the former congressman from Texas embarked on a solo tour through the southwest towards Iowa.
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Elizabeth Warren announced Monday that she is forming an exploratory committee for the presidency -- which is as good as saying she's running.
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Here comes Elizabeth Warren The Democratic senator from Massachusetts announced via video that she was forming an exploratory committee for the presidency.
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Former Housing and Urban Development Secretary Julian Castro also formed an exploratory committee and is expected to announce his 2020 plans Saturday.
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"That visit was only exploratory in nature ...we are still watching the situation," Indian Oil Minister Dharmendra Pradhan told Reuters this week.
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The 37-year-old launched an exploratory committee earlier this year as a relative unknown in an increasingly crowded presidential primary field.
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Release date: July 24, 2020Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson plays a 1930s riverboat captain who goes on an exploratory mission into the jungle.
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Claude Begle, executive chairman of SymbioSwiss, a logistics and infrastructure company, says he found that one exploratory project turned up such links.
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The Japanese company said Wednesday that it was at "a preliminary and exploratory stage" regarding a possible bid for U.K. drugmaker Shire.
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My newfound appreciation for the exploratory aspects of Halloween also raises an interesting question: Why not dress more masculine in real life?
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Fast food chains have, by virtue of their scale, a capacity for exploratory food science that independent restaurants cannot typically compete with.
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That interest is exploratory at this point, but Spotify would enter a challenging race were it to bring its service to India.
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Traveling along Audubon's exploratory routes, Hitnes sketched and painted what he saw, creating an updated visual documentation of the birds Audubon painted.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) The video Warren released to mark the formation of her exploratory committee on Monday was slick and effective.
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A couple of weeks after the first Intercept story, Pichai answered some questions about Dragonfly, which he described as an "exploratory" program.
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Ms. O'Donovan, 35, was, among many other projects, the lead singer for a decade in the exploratory, acoustic-centered band Crooked Still.
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Similarly, the game Replica, while not strictly horror, uses the same exploratory conceit to build up tension and intrigue, as does Orwell.
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"With these developments, the door seems wide open to a U.S.-North Korea exploratory conversation if both sides want one," he said.
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It was an early jump on the race for Warren, who formed a presidential exploratory committee and began hiring staff this week.
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Politicians close to Mr. Abadi had been in exploratory talks with Mr. Sadr's followers about joining with them in a possible coalition.
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A spokesperson for Refinitiv said the data giant was in exploratory talks with Snowflake about a relationship but declined to provide details.
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Twenty oil companies, including Chevron and Shell, have qualified to bid, along with 16 consortiums, suggesting broad interest in the exploratory blocks.
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Goop has also continuously encouraged readers to embrace their exploratory side during intimacy, even publishing a guide to anal sex in 2017.
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" The research is still in the exploratory mode, Alves noted, "but we have demonstrated that you can pharmacologically manipulate aspects of disease.
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He opened an exploratory committee in May 000, 19 months before the caucuses, and initially focused his candidacy on universal health care.
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"We learned a lot this year working with Agility, now we can accelerate our exploratory work with commercial Digit robots," said Washington.
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Having a legal framework of ownership will be critical to the start-up's success once exploratory missions begin collecting materials and information.
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Eni said last week it would begin drilling an exploratory well at its Noor field in Egypt's North Sinai in two months.
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In an interview with CNN ahead of his decision to announce an exploratory committee, Messam acknowledge the longshot odds of his candidacy.
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Pete Buttigieg The South Bend mayor reported raising $3003 million since establishing an exploratory committee to run for president in late January.
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Although Buttigieg made his announcement official on Sunday, he officially dropped "exploratory" from his committee with the Federal Election Commission on Friday.
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In a speech on Tuesday, Ms. Merkel urged her government "not to interfere" in the exploratory talks that were announced on Sunday.
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I launched a presidential exploratory committee because it is a season for boldness and it is time to focus on the future.
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Elizabeth Warren has announced her exploratory committee to run for president in 2020, making her the first major candidate to enter the race.
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Vertex said it had filed for an application based on studies of these mutations in preclincal trials and an exploratory mid-stage study.
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U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts has formed an exploratory committee and Representative Tulsi Gabbard said Friday that she will run for president.
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Now that she's announced her exploratory committee, Warren can go to these same states to personally meet those who may work for her.
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The New York senator ended the exploratory phase of her campaign and will officially launch her bid in front of a Trump landmark.
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And while they may never see an official Olympic version, Nike also announced four models of an exploratory sneaker collection called Space Hippie.
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" Liu says AIG began researching cryptocurrency theft coverage in 2923 and has written a few such policies, but remains in an "exploratory phase.
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The company conducted exploratory drilling last year to determine the quantity and quality of the wollastonite located on the state land in question.
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Here it is again: This was an exploratory patent filed in 2015 by an R&D team working independently from our game studios.
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In the 33 hours after launching an exploratory committee in late January, for instance, Buttigieg raised about $23,29, according to spokeswoman Lis Smith.
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Yesterday, TEPCO sent the robot into reactor No. 2 to do some exploratory work and to prepare the site for a future investigation.
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Through the contract, signed in 2010, the government exchanged exploratory rights over some high potential oil areas on its coast for Petrobras equity.
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The rules set safety standards for exploratory drilling on the U.S. Arctic Outer Continental Shelf for vessels on Alaska's Beaufort and Chukchi Seas.
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Buttigieg has not officially announced a presidential run, but he has launched an exploratory committee, and is actively soliciting more donations and support.
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The once little-known Midwestern politician formed an exploratory committee in January, and has since garnered early attention from Democratic voters and donors.
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Like Tor's earlier dives into Whelan's process, this is a fascinating look at how designs develop from exploratory sketches to final cover art.
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It's a promising candidate for harboring life, and it's close enough to Earth to make a robotic exploratory mission feasible within a generation.
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Biden's PAC had spent money in support of his exploratory period leading up to his April announcement that he would run for president.
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You can listen to the podcast or keep up to date with sex/tech hack-a-thons or exploratory labs on the site.
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The document cites a "Company X" that expressed interest in having exploratory conversations in mid-April, but did not make a formal offer.
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A 2007 exploratory study in the journal Violence Against Women offered a glimpse into how sleep loss leaves survivors feeling vulnerable to violence.
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Steve Martan, a campus monitor at Miles Exploratory Learning Center in Tucson, left three voice mails for Congresswoman Martha McSally, the FBI said.
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Warren has created an exploratory committee to begin raising money and hiring staff for a run at the Democratic presidential nomination in 2020.
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After announcing the formation of an exploratory committee in late January, Buttigieg on Monday announced a fundraising haul of more than $7 million.
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She wants exploratory talks on forming the coalition to end on Thursday so the would-be allies can move on to formal negotiations.
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The conservatives, Greens and FDP are hoping to end exploratory discussions on Thursday and move on to proper negotiations on forming a government.
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Apple is apparently in exploratory talks to acquire Jay Z's streaming service Tidal, for an undisclosed amount, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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The time is right for the U.S. to proceed with exploratory consultations with Taiwan on the feasibility of a bilateral investment agreement (BIA).
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Workers not in a management position can meet with their manager for an "an exploratory conversation" to talk about their responsibilities and strengths.
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The two agencies have signed all the appropriate paperwork and started holding exploratory meetings in the past few weeks, according to the official.
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One thing Congress can do before the end of this year is to make sure exploratory seismic studies start on ANWR's coastal plain.
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While the practical applications are obvious—and all around us—today, decades of physics research and exploratory science led to that first transistor.
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Shark Week took place last week on the Discovery Channel and is now over, but fans can still keep that exploratory spirit alive.
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Shell in September, for instance, said it would give up on its intentions to drill there after an exploratory well came up dry.
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"I've very seriously set up an exploratory committee to run for the United States Congress against Steve Scalise," Duke told The Daily Beast.
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View your early experiences as exploratory rather than setting the expectation to cum, which puts undue pressure on you and your new friend.
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But he re-registered as a Republican last month, and on Friday in New Hampshire said he has created a presidential exploratory committee.
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Buttigieg, who is openly gay, has formed an exploratory committee but has not officially declared his candidacy for the White House in 2020.
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Warren moved toward a White House run on Monday, announcing the formation of an exploratory committee and a trip to Iowa this weekend.
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The report, called "Nourishing the Spirit: Exploratory Research on Ayahuasca Experiences Along the Continuum of Recovery from Eating Disorders," revealed some compelling discoveries.
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Few in the current design landscape are more consistently exploratory than Mr. Barrett or deploy materials with anything like his confidence and restraint.
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John McCain, the senator from Arizona who would go on to capture the Republican nomination, formed his presidential exploratory committee that same month.
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The researchers termed another strategy exploratory: Ants still moved slowly, but they took winding paths moving away from and back to a trail.
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Teachout said she wouldn't participate in the legislature's attorney general job search but also said this week that she's forming an exploratory committee.
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Mr. Hough conveyed the exploratory elements of "Clair de lune" by playing it with rhythmic integrity and not a trace of expressive milking.
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Even before it came together, he had been leading exploratory bands, drawing inspiration from the pianist Muhal Richard Abrams and his Experimental Band.
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"These are relatively low-level, relatively exploratory sessions," Wilbur Ross, the commerce secretary, told reporters at an event in Kentucky on Wednesday afternoon.
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His latest work, "The Decalogue," which had its world premiere with City Ballet on Friday night, is his most exploratory piece so far.
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However, CNBC has reported on the company's interest in the space, including that Amazon has participated in exploratory talks with generic-drug makers.
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He had been publicly mulling for months whether to make a bid to return to Congress, and started an exploratory committee in August.
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In February, Deutsche's management board gave Sewing the go-ahead for exploratory talks with Commerzbank, a person with knowledge of the matter said.
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"One month ago today, we launched this exploratory committee to build a grassroots movement to level the playing field," Warren tweeted last month.
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The company, headquartered in Redmond, Washington, shelled out $223,000 in October 2019 to finish an exploratory study into the project by 2020. 19.
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Incidentally, Buttigieg will hold his own rally this weekend in South Bend, to officially announce his campaign for president after an exploratory phase.
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The oil was found at a depth of 3,570 metres in an exploratory well and is "very light and sweet", Zanganeh reportedly said.
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It's a stunning work, and it pushed open-world games in a more subtle, more exploratory direction than they might have gone otherwise.
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Others are in an exploratory phase, first-timers with a whistle, just trying to figure out whether the officiating life is for them.
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"The Company does confirm that it engages in exploratory discussions with industry participants from time to time," Aurora said in a press release.
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Issa created an exploratory committee last month to run for California's 85033th Congressional District to challenge Hunter, who is fighting federal corruption charges.
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As it turns out, the science behind these diets is still pretty nascent and exploratory — more than the acolytes might have you believe.
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The deal risks leaving Siemens out in the cold following several years of exploratory talks alongside Bombardier and Alstom on rail joint ventures.
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Ms. Warren said she was forming a presidential exploratory committee, which allows her to raise money and hire staff before a formal kickoff.
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The Sequoia fundraising for the new global growth fund is in its exploratory discussions, said sources, so final numbers have not been determined.
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He also served as the director of travel and as assistant to the treasurer for the presidential exploratory committee of former Congressman John Kasich.
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But when it makes us shrink back from what I consider our essential nature of being an exploratory species, that's when it hurts us.
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CEO Ilan Morad told the Jerusalem Post that AEBi has only finished its first exploratory mice experiment, which he claims inhibited cancer cell growth.
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Later, Wattam, a collaboration with Katamari Damacy designer Keita Takahashi, described by the studio as "a delightfully, explosive, exploratory game" that looks like this.
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"I'm filing an exploratory committee for President of the United States, tonight," she said in an appearance on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert.
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In 2017, the first exploratory scenario looked at the competition from financial technology but could concentrate on climate change in 2019, the FT said.
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That's interesting, sure, but as the authors themselves admit, it was just an "exploratory" study that could lead to more research of the concept.
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He received two separate injections in his shoulder in May but has not progressed well from the injury, prompting the decision for exploratory surgery.
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Gillibrand and Harris, both of whom have launched exploratory committees, have said they won't take corporate PAC money, as have Warren, Booker, and Sanders.
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"I think we have reached excellent results," Schulz said after the conservatives and SPD agreed a blueprint for formal coalition negotiations in exploratory talks.
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"I belong to a generation that is stepping forward right now," Buttigieg said in a video announcement of his exploratory committee released in January.
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Besides flights to and from the International Space Station (ISS), there are satellites being sent into orbit, exploratory craft, and new technologies being tested.
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Each sexual exploratory stage and confession of "I love you" was a monumental moment that filled up pages in my Kero Kero Keroppi diary.
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But once you file a statement of candidacy, even if you use the "exploratory" label, you're a candidate in the eyes of the law.
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COLUMBIA, South Carolina — In a packed gymnasium at Columbia College on her first trip to South Carolina since announcing her presidential exploratory committee, Sen.
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Under questioning, Pichai seemed to hew closely to talking points about the project, repeating the company's previous statement that the project was only exploratory.
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It said Vanguard has had "exploratory" talks with Boston's HarbourVest Partners, London-based Pantheon and at least one other firm over the past year.
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Often the bites that sharks take there are exploratory and happen when a shark mistakes an appendage for a school of fish, Naylor says.
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These books will plunge you into the big, exploratory questions of the teen years, and make you a more empathetic adult in the process.
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That finding, along with the broader exploratory campaign that made it possible, might inform the search for life on an icy moon of Saturn.
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Deutsche Bank's exploratory talks with Commerzbank come after prodding by Germany's finance ministry, which is worried about the future of the country's biggest bank.
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She told the BBC she had held exploratory talks with Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn and, in a separate meeting, with other opposition party leaders.
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They evoke a curious and exploratory spirit, as the viewer is left wondering at the details Robles de Medina chose to omit and why.
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Senior German officials even participated in informal, exploratory discussions in recent months with Switzerland's UBS about a merger with Deutsche, two more sources said.
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But the in-between stuff, the exploratory, browsing behavior of a city-dwelling human, seemed as walled off as the San Fernando Valley traffic.
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The longtime campaign hand announced his exploratory committee last month, along with his intention to travel across the district as he weighs his decision.
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Regardless of those myriad challenges, Musk continues to talk of sending at least a first, exploratory crewed mission to Mars within the next decade.
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The mission is a joint partnership between the European Space Agency and Russia's Roscosmos, with the goal of sending three exploratory spacecraft to Mars.
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The exploratory talks will be held to determine whether they can foresee working together, before deciding whether to proceed to full-blown coalition talks.
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Conservatives will meet for initial talks with the SPD on Wednesday, with SPD leaders to decide on Friday whether to launch formal exploratory talks.
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"We have significantly decreased our 2016 capital and exploratory expenditures, and we plan to reduce activity at all of our producing assets," he said.
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A special light table will be created to allow the festivalgoers to interact, explore, and create with light and shadow in an exploratory way.
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Merkel said her conservative bloc would begin exploratory talks next week on forming a coalition — first with the FDP and Greens separately on Oct.
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Despite three weeks of exploratory talks, the unlikely partners still have to overcome differences over climate protection, energy, transport, immigration and euro zone policy.
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Later, Wattam, a collaboration with Katamari Damacy designer Keita Takahashi, described by the studio as "a delightfully, explosive, exploratory game" that looks like this.
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Warren, who has strongly advocated for Wall Street regulation, announced Monday that she is forming an exploratory committee for the 2020 White House race.
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The exploratory committee, Julián for the Future, is the clearest signal yet that he is likely to seek the Democratic presidential nomination in 220006.
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For the first time, they face a biennial parallel 'exploratory' test of their ability to cope with latent risks outside the usual financial cycle.
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Julian Castro, the former Housing and Urban Development Secretary, formed an exploratory committee last month and is expected to announce his decision on Saturday.
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CNBC reported last week that the company has engaged in exploratory discussions with makers of generic drugs about what role it could potentially play.
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Castro, the former mayor of San Antonio, had been considering a bid for nearly two years and announced a presidential exploratory committee in December.
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Earlier this month, former Housing and Urban Development Secretary Julián Castro formed an exploratory committee to test the waters for a potential presidential bid.
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An exploratory committee is a vehicle by which candidates for federal office can "test the waters" of a bid before officially entering a race.
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"The solution here is not to replace markets, but to fix them," said Warren, who announced her presidential campaign exploratory committee earlier this week.
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The most contentious piece of last year's proposal is to allow drilling off the Atlantic coast, which has never seen drilling beyond exploratory wells.
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Nelson described the initial contact with Oracle as a loose, pre-due-diligence, exploratory conversation where a price range of $100-$125 was discussed.
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Lucido said that USC and at least 10 other schools have participated in exploratory meetings for the initiative, including Stanford, MIT, Duke and Columbia.
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Y.), who filed the paperwork for her presidential exploratory committee last month, rolled their eyes as Trump praised Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officials.
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He announced earlier this month that he was forming an exploratory committee, casting the move as an effort to counter Trump's brash political brand.
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The partnership is more of a traditional custodial service than an exploratory effort, keeping Waymo's cars road-ready rather than advancing the program's potential.
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But we must remember that Rabinowitch is not a scholar; rather he is an exploratory artist seeking inspiration and a source for original imagery.
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All these duets are exploratory, but they don't read like examples of Graham's psychoanalytical approach; they come across more like multifaceted sociological case studies.
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A handful of other candidates have either announced exploratory committees (Elizabeth Warren, Kirsten Gillibrand) or have outright announced that they are running (Julian Castro).
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U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts formed an exploratory committee last month and Representative Tulsi Gabbard said Friday that she will run for president.
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Darrell IssaDarrell Edward IssaThe Hill's Campaign Report: Pressure builds for Democrats who missed third debate cut Issa launches exploratory committee to challenge GOP Rep.
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Duncan HunterDuncan Duane HunterThe Hill's Campaign Report: Pressure builds for Democrats who missed third debate cut Issa launches exploratory committee to challenge GOP Rep.
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My work reflects my experience with identity as flexible and uniquely mine, but also shared with a community of fierce, exploratory, boundary-questioning queers.
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For more than three decades, the findings from the $40 million exploratory well have been one of the oil industry's most closely guarded secrets.
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European officials are also expected to be in Washington this week to begin exploratory talks over a potential trade agreement with the Trump administration.
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Mr. Colbert did an interview — in character — with ABC's George Stephanopoulos about his exploratory committee: Mr. Colbert terminated the committee in November of 2012.
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In a memo in August, Interior Department officials proposed changing a rule that had limited exploratory studies in the refuge to the mid-0003s.
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The planning challenges are relatively modest, said Vincent Mudd, chairman of the San Diego Exploratory Foundation, the nonprofit group that spearheaded the city's bid.
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Trump's top strategic advisers include longtime political aide Roger Stone, who ran his 2000 presidential exploratory campaign, and a team of relative political neophytes.
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Royal Dutch Shell came closest when it drilling an exploratory well in 2015, but abandoned it after determining that it was not cost effective.
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They protested Project Maven, which provided artificial intelligence services to use in drone warfare; and Project Dragonfly, an "exploratory" censored search engine in China.
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A Monmouth University poll showed Warren get a boost in national support after she announced her exploratory campaign at the end of last year.
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While some of these snippets may sound damning, statements in the exploratory phase of a merger should not be viewed as inevitable policy points.
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Warren announced the formation of an exploratory committee this week, and recently made public her plans to campaign across the state over the weekend.
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During a conversation with CNN, Painter said he announced an exploratory committee because he wants to see if a path to victory is viable.
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Investment firm Waha Capital rose 1.9 percent following a Reuters report on Wednesday that it had held exploratory merger discussions with peer Gulf Capital.
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"Beyond the Earth's atmosphere, extreme conditions in microgravity and temperature allow for unique exploratory testing that can only be achieved in space," said Carnes.
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The "resolution" discussions with the DOJ and SEC are "preliminary and/or exploratory," Wells Fargo said in a regulatory filing made public late Wednesday.
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Warren aides told CNN at the time that the campaign had not held a single fundraiser since the launch of her presidential exploratory committee.
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Meanwhile, US oil companies are still in the exploratory stage of resuming ties to Iran, which has the world's fourth largest proven oil reserves.
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In 2015, fossil fuel giant Royal Dutch Shell abandoned its controversial plan to commence exploratory drilling in the Chukchi Sea, also federal Arctic waters.
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Exploratory Works: Drawings from the Department of Tropical Research Field Expeditions continues at The Drawing Center (35 Wooster St, SoHo, Manhattan) through July 16.
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Harris isn't likely to follow the book tour with the creation of a presidential exploratory committee, according to three people familiar with Harris' thinking.
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For more than three decades, the findings from an exploratory well in Alaska have been one of the oil industry's most closely guarded secrets.
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"Young children are exposed through exploratory behavior, while teenagers are exposed through risk-taking," Smith, who wasn't involved in the poll, said by email.
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While production is still at an exploratory stage, prospecting is causing concerns among the four main Aboriginal communities in the Gulf of Carpentaria region.
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"The benchmark for further negotiations is what we already agreed on during exploratory talks," Thomas Strobl, a CDU deputy party chairmen, told Funke media group.
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Google has characterized the project as "exploratory," and "no decision has been made about whether we could or would launch," a spokesperson said November 29.
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The increase followed the drilling of an exploratory well in the Ishpingo, Tambococha and Tiputini (ITT) field located in a national park in the Amazon.
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Takeda said on Wednesday it was "at a preliminary and exploratory stage" of considering a bid, sending Shire's shares up as much as 20.7061 percent.
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"It means it's not just an exploratory project," is how one source who tracks the blockchain space speculatively framed Cheng's move to Facebook's blockchain team.
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But if the exploratory discussions fail, Germany could either face fresh elections or, for the first time in the post-war era, a minority government.
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It's official — Elizabeth Warren is now the latest Democrat to graduate from the "exploratory committee" phase of her 2100 bid to a full-fledged campaign.
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When the words "exploratory committee" flick across your Twitter stream or TV screen, it means two things: Presidential candidacies have become a two-step dance.
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Pete Buttigieg, the mayor of South Bend, Indiana, announced in a video Wednesday morning that he has launched an exploratory committee to run for president.
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Tesla declined to comment on talks, but said it has signed three deals with exploratory companies outside Chile that would "not provide all" its lithium.
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" "This is an agreement between the CDU and CSU, and far from the result of exploratory talks for a coalition with the FDP and Greens.
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The graduate program, directed by Associate Professor Carl Ostendarp , also features the use of exceptional facilities, an exploratory international travel experience, and generous tuition remission.
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The Army noted that the project is still in its earliest exploratory stages but said the research could have a major impact down the road.
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In skilled work such as graphic design, market research and exploratory software testing, the customer is the ultimate judge of quality, so your input matters.
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The SPD has held several rounds of exploratory talks with the Greens and the far-left Linke party about forming a left-leaning coalition government.
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Royal Dutch Shell last drilled exploratory wells in the summer of 2015 but found that the oil and gas potential was not worth the cost.
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Ultimately, the goal here is to shift a portion of those initial, exploratory shopping searches away from search engines like Google and onto Pinterest itself.
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TEK's Hajdu said conditions had improved enough to launch several exploratory missions a day to the wreck but that entering it was potentially very dangerous.
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As of April, there was only one onshore rig in operation in Mexico, and it was identified as an exploratory rig in the Southern region.
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BP isn't the only oil giant interested in the relatively untapped area, with both Rio Tinto and Chevron both applying for exploratory licenses as well.
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SPD leader Martin Schulz praised the "concentrated, focused consultations" he had had with leaders, which he said were a good basis for formal exploratory talks.
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Warren shortly after Castro announced that she would be launching an exploratory committee, making her the first major Democratic name to jump into the fray.
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Frappier said that it's perfectly fine to tell them you're in a questioning, exploratory phase, and then communicate what you'd like that to look like.
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"There are positive signs on European policy coming from the exploratory talks," Centeno told Handelsblatt business daily in an interview to be published on Wednesday.
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After a quick exploratory jog, just in case there's something useful to mine from this space hell, I decide to head back to my ship.
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Former Housing and Urban Development Secretary Julián Castro announced earlier this month that he had set up an exploratory committee for a White House bid.
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And exploratory committees aren't initially required to file reports with the Federal Election Commission, at least until a candidate's bid becomes official by FEC standards.
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All countries are as yet in the experimental or exploratory phase, and the ISA is still hammering out regulation and royalty terms for commercial mining.
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The 37-year-old is one of several Democrats to either launch a presidential bid or form an exploratory committee in recent weeks, joining Sens.
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For all of the media attention that Schultz has received on his exploratory publicity tour, though, this is not yet the crisis that many imagine.
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CBS News reported Gillibrand would likely announce the formation of the exploratory committee during a scheduled appearance on "Late Show with Stephen Colbert" on Tuesday.
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That's encouraging: they would present the first possibility of substantive progress since a failed round of "exploratory" talks between Washington and Pyongyang in February, 2012.
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Former San Antonio Mayor Julian Castro, who has already formed an exploratory committee, is widely expected to officially enter the 2020 contest tomorrow in Texas.
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He had come into contact with Times journalists in May while on an exploratory visit to Beijing and insisted on doing on-the-record interviews.
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Brown said he still hadn't made up his mind on whether to launch an exploratory committee -- a step several Democrats have taken in recent weeks.
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That said, I used Google Maps to determine my basic walking route, as I typically do when taking an exploratory walk in a new place.
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For commercial customers, the added flight time can dramatically free up use cases, changing the mindset of operation from mission-based to much more exploratory.
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Brothers Julián and Joaquín Castro are hitting "The Late Show" together, just one day after Julián announced he is forming a 85033 presidential exploratory committee.
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In the announcement of her exploratory committee, Gillibrand put her young family front and center -- and noted that she was running to fight for them.
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CNN's database includes any potential candidates holding events after November 6, whether they have officially declared, formed exploratory committees or remain coy about their intentions.
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But sources said it was an exploratory probe more than anything and that the investment firm is not likely to participate in the next round.
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It's nearly two years until Election Day 2020, but Elizabeth Warren is forming her exploratory committee right on schedule, if recent history is any guide.
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On Monday, Senator Elizabeth Warren, Democrat of Massachusetts, became the first major candidate to enter the contest, announcing that she was forming an exploratory committee.
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When a shark does bite a human, it is most often what biologists call an "exploratory bite" — the fish is investigating and will let go.
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PARELES Peder Mannerfelt, Fever Ray's producer, also records electronic music on his own, grounded in techno but far too amorphous and exploratory to stay there.
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Previously, most attempts were exploratory, but on the Omen X 2S, its second screen is a simple and helpful tool that enhances the device's utility.
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The company said its 2020 exploration & production capital and exploratory budget will be $3.0 billion, higher than the estimated $2.7 billion it allocated last year.
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Elizabeth Warren, another progressive populist, who announced the formation of an exploratory committee on New Year's Eve and formally declared her candidacy 10 days ago.
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German officials have held exploratory talks about merging Deutsche and UBS but there was little interest in Switzerland, people familiar with the matter have said.
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When we made our first exploratory visit there to seek fresh insight about digital innovation and medical technology, the building still smelled faintly of ginger.
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A single night might include jazz fusion, Broadway musicals, searing Latin funk, sumptuous disco, eerie psychedelia, exploratory African rhythms, shrieking post-punk and much more.
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Castro, a Democrat who served as mayor of San Antonio before joining President Barack Obama's administration, made the announcement of his exploratory bid on Twitter.
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Warren has been teasing the announcement of a presidential bid, and was the first major Democrat to announce an exploratory run, on New Year's Eve.
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A 2008 paper from Virginia Tech, called "An Exploratory Study of Personal Calendar Use," predicted the march of electronic calendars would be swift and inevitable.
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The Warren campaign has not held a single fundraiser since New Year's Eve when Warren launched her presidential exploratory committee, Warren aides confirmed to CNN.
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Larger companies such as Exxon Mobil and Chevron are still at the exploratory stage and have recently returned some blocks to Kurdistan after disappointing searches.
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Data from the online fundraising platform ActBlue showed that Warren raised under $93,000 on the day she announced her exploratory campaign on New Year's Eve.
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Aware that the 2020 Democratic primary is quickly taking shape, O'Rourke is set to announce his candidacy this week, rather than launching an exploratory committee.
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Kering, the owner of luxury brands including Gucci and Yves Saint Laurent, has held exploratory talks to buy Italian apparel company Moncler, according to Bloomberg.
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He quickly developed a reputation worldwide for his brilliant technique and the sheer intensity of his playing, but he also showed an underlying exploratory brashness.
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So far, more than a dozen people have announced their candidacy or the formation of an exploratory committee to run for president as a Democrat.
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The graduate program, directed by Associate Professor Carl Ostendarp, also features the use of exceptional facilities, an exploratory international travel experience, and generous tuition remission.
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He was widely criticized in the state for running a shadow campaign, which he called an exploratory committee, while holding his seat on the bench.
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Brands have sponsored this content for exploratory or "edginess" value more than purposes of mass brand exposure, due to the limited VR audience at present.
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Unlike his contemporary Pablo Picasso, there are no definitive periods in Giacometti's oeuvre, and as such the show's chronological progression underlines his consistently exploratory approach.
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Discussions remained largely in the exploratory stage over shared interests over watching Chinese maneuvers in Southeast Asia and the Pacific, where China's presence is growing.
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He invited 30 photographers to visit Israel and the West Bank on exploratory missions of about two and a half weeks, without obligation on either side.
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Raptor's move is exploratory and may not lead to a sale, the people said this week, asking not to be identified because the deliberations are confidential.
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Highly-trained animals like dogs have been used for decades for exploratory tasks that are either too dangerous, too precarious, or just too cramped for humans.
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The stress tests largely look at a bank's capital buffers in times of severe financial stress but also include a separate "exploratory scenario" every two years.
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Exploratory surgery was needed to re-open all the wounds, cleanse them, determine the damage, and repair the torn muscles, then re-attach the severed tendons.
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Informal soundings and then exploratory talks precede formal coalition negotiations and party leaders may also seek approval from their members before signing off on any deal.
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Elizabeth Warren, who said she was forming an exploratory committee late last month, former Housing secretary Julián Castro, who launched his campaign last weekend, and Rep.
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On February 14th Ms Lopez cancelled another 75 mining projects, some still in the exploratory stage, on the grounds that they would harm ecologically sensitive areas.
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The PAC, American Possibilities, had slowly started to wind down during the exploratory phase before Biden announced his candidacy, according to a senior Biden campaign aide.
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"We can confirm StartRocket performed an exploratory test for stratosphere advertisements using the Adrenaline GameChangers logo," a PepsiCo spokesperson told Gizmodo in a statement by email.
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The apology comes as the Massachusetts senator is expected to launch her 2020 presidential campaign in the coming weeks, after creating an exploratory committee in December.
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Domestic exploratory drilling will take up 265 billion yuan, or 21 percent of total exploration spending, while overseas work will account for the remaining 26.7820 percent.
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With such an exploratory attitude, it makes sense that the band's own performances branched out to a point where they nearly collapsed under their own weight.
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Voyager 2, the multi-planetary exploratory probe launched in 1977, has finally entered interstellar space, some six years after its twin, Voyager 202, did the same.
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Don't scoff -- the boxing legend says he's "very seriously" considering running for the highest office in the land ... and he's already putting together an exploratory team.
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Perry's first official trip as Energy secretary earlier this year was to the Yucca site, which currently exists solely as an exploratory tunnel in the mountain.
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A small exploratory sub-sea vessel on board the massive research ship at the heart of that infamous public vote has been officially given the name.
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With that in mind, we revisited some interviews CNN did with Americans back in 1999, right after Trump announced his plans to form an exploratory committee.
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Hospital staff described the injury as an exploratory shark bite, according to police, which is when a shark swims away after one bite, reports ABC News.
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Italian oil and gas group Eni said on Wednesday afternoon that it was carrying out exploratory drilling in the Black Sea in a Rosneft-led ROSN.
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While most public discussions from employees have been critical of Dragonfly, some employees are also defending the project's merits internally — at least in an exploratory stage.
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GETTING EXPENSIVE The blocks are unique as Petrobras has already done major exploratory work in the region, proving the existence of billions of barrels of crude.
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Warren last week became the first high-profile Democrat to dip her toes into the 2020 presidential race by announcing she would form an exploratory committee.
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Marathon Petroleum is in "exploratory" talks with Exxon Mobil and Plains All American Pipeline about launching a new Permian Basin pipeline project, the Houston Chronicle reports.
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Gillibrand, 52, is expected to "take steps toward launching a presidential campaign in the coming days by forming an exploratory committee," The Associated Press reported Monday.
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Warren, who announced the launch of an exploratory committee for president last month, called on Democrats earlier this month to reject the influence of mega-donors.
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A key advocate of the method, Willard McCarty, touted computers' virtues as "modelling machines": they can test and discard working theories without years of exploratory work.
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But I swear, my new favorite masturbation aid is listening back to particularly hot moments between me and my partner while we had great, exploratory sex.
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Elizabeth Warren's announcement in the dying hours of 2018 that she is launching an exploratory committee -- the first step toward a campaign for the party's nomination.
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Meredith, in an effort to be supportive, creates accounts for Niru on the hookup apps Tinder and Grindr, and even arranges an exploratory date for him.
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Eight different Democratic candidates have either declared that they are running for president (and are still running) or have formed an exploratory committee, according to CNN.
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John Delaney has been running for president for 17 months, while former Housing and Urban Development Secretary Julian Castro announced an exploratory committee earlier this month.
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One source said Cohen played to Trump and some associates conversations that he had with political and media figures during the exploratory part of the campaign.
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The FEC set its sights on Trump again in 2011 when he allegedly accepted in-kind contributions from the Trump Organization toward an exploratory presidential bid.
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It felt a lot like hanging out with my best friend's parents—only in this case, I was hanging out with a world-renowned exploratory inventor.
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Even though the earliest voting is 13 months away, Julián Castro, the former federal housing secretary and San Antonio mayor, also formed exploratory committees this month.
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Over the past 20 years, there's been an explosion in contemporary African dance, much of it in the locally rooted yet exploratory mode Ms. Acogny pioneered.
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Stone, a veteran Republican consultant known for dirty tricks, led Trump's presidential exploratory committee when Trump was considering a run for the Reform Party's 313 nomination.
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That has created an opening for Democrats in the 2018 election; in April, Mr. Ganim joined more than a dozen potential candidates in forming exploratory committees.
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As that number develops, you can't miss its complete independence from music or the exploratory drama it creates by setting its dancers forth on separate routes.
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In separate announcements, the two companies said their boards formed exploratory committees to discuss a merger, but that the talks were no guarantee of a deal.
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With the program on-schedule and set to launch its first exploratory mission in 85033, the next era of space travel now resides in Congress' hands.
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CNN already counts 12 Democratic candidates for 2020 who have either formed an exploratory committee or have declared their candidacies and are still in the race.
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Deutsche Bank's exploratory discussions with state-backed Commerzbank come after prodding by Germany's finance ministry, which is worried about the future of the country's biggest bank.
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PARIS, Jan 23 (Reuters) - The French competition watchdog said on Thursday it was opening an exploratory investigation on issues related to the corporate fibre telecoms market.
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Negotiations about withdrawing U.S. troops in exchange for Taliban security guarantees broke down in September, although the two sides held exploratory talks in Islamabad last week.
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Hutchison Telecoms, which owns a 50 percent stake in Vodafone Hutchison Australia, confirmed the news in an announcement that "exploratory discussions" were happening between the two.
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After announcing her exploratory committee on Monday morning, she has four more events in Iowa this weekend, in Sioux City, Des Moines, Storm Lake and Ankeny.
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William F. Weld of Massachusetts, has already taken steps to oppose Mr. Trump in the primaries and announced the creation of an exploratory committee this month.
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Inside, a series of colossal half-arches in rough concrete interlock, as if in an M. C. Escher print, giving the space an unfixed, exploratory feel.
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"I set up the exploratory committee and gave four months resignation notice because it was (and is) the right thing to do," Fagg responded to criticism.
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The plan is to take a closer look at this plume using the Europa Clipper, an exploratory probe similar to Cassini planned for launch in the 2020s.
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Bernie Sanders, who has not yet announced a run or exploratory committee, is already dealing with allegations of sexism and harassment from staff on his 2016 campaign.
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For the first time, it included an "exploratory" scenario on how lenders would cope with a seven-year downturn and competition from financial technology - or fintech - firms.
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Elizabeth Warren is launching an exploratory committee for president as she gears up for a 2020 presidential election bid, she announced in a new video on Monday.
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Bank of Nova Scotia, or Scotiabank, confirmed in a statement on Thursday that it is in "non-binding, exploratory discussions" with BBVA Spain to acquire BBVA Chile.
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"The fact that hyperloop is only confined to just a few firms suggests to me that it is just way too exploratory," said Brookings Institute's Cliff Winston.
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"I'm filing an exploratory committee for president of the United States tonight," she told Stephen Colbert during a Tuesday taping for The Late Show With Stephen Colbert.
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For the last few months, you've probably heard a lot of high-profile Democrats announce they are forming an "exploratory committee" for a 22011 White House run.
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I asked a handful of election experts and nobody could name a notable person who established an exploratory committee and then declined to announce as a candidate.
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With an entire world of sex toys on the market at the moment, there is something for absolutely everyone, from exploratory Aquariuses to more goal-oriented Capricorns.
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If you're ready to delve deeply into what's inspiring your dreams, Lundquist says it can be helpful to have a therapist lead you through the exploratory process.
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Even in the Gulf of Mexico, where infrastructure is plentiful, there is not much new exploratory drilling because oil prices are too low to justify the spending.
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"We need more clarity on how the UK sees our future relations," summit chair Donald Tusk told reporters, calling on Barnier to start "exploratory talks" with London.
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The Balkan country contracted Shell for deepwater exploratory drilling in 2016 as part of its efforts to end its almost complete reliance on Russia's natural gas supplies.
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Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, who has launched a presidential exploratory committee, proposed a 2 percent "wealth tax" on Americans with a net worth greater than $50 million.
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Merkel's conservatives and the SPD are expected to meet on Wednesday to discuss the timetable and agenda of exploratory talks which will not start before early January.
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The company could also receive nearly the same amount from winners of the auction to compensate for exploratory and infrastructure work it has done in the basin.
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All prior attempts at making smartphones with plug-and-play components have either been niche, startup endeavors or exploratory, not-yet-commercial ventures like Google's Project Ara.
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Alder said the SFC would announce later on Thursday a "new exploratory approach" to how virtual asset trading platforms, commonly known as crypto exchanges, might be regulated.
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By August 2014, Exxon was poised to start drilling on the Kara Sea's Universitetskaya exploratory well but an imminent fresh round of sanctions could have halted work.
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In fact, it seems lots of people have had these anecdotal, eerie experiences—I made one exploratory Tweet, and tons of replies came in reporting similar suspicions.
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But hyperlapse—the act of moving a time lapse camera through an environment, can condense both space and time, and adds an exploratory element to any sequence.
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A week later came better news: after more than two years of fitful exploratory talks, the second rebel group, the ELN, is to start formal peace negotiations.
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Weld, 73, has launched a presidential exploratory committee — a typical precursor to a White House run — setting up a potential challenge to Trump for the GOP nomination.
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He successfully built a relationship with the National Council of Churches, and this connection gave rise to new, exploratory religious conversations about sex, marriage, and family life.
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Antam's Corporate Secretary Kunto Hendrapawoko told Reuters in a text message that the partnership is still in the exploratory stage and no details have been decided yet.
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In 2000, he joined the Reform Party, announced a presidential exploratory committee on Larry King Live, and said he would choose Oprah Winfrey as his running mate.
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Warren, who has announced an exploratory committee for president, earlier this month proposed a 2 percent annual tax on individuals with a net worth above $50 million.
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The open-ended, exploratory nature of the design thinking process underscored the importance of adopting techniques that the entrepreneurs in Matter's program use on a daily basis.
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Merkel said she was hoping to complete exploratory talks — an initial stage during which parties decide whether to go ahead with full-blown coalition negotiations — by Nov.
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Hudson's Bay, owner of the Lord & Taylor and Saks Fifth Avenue retail chains, is in exploratory talks to acquire Neiman Marcus, people familiar with the matter said.
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The hard-to-get strategy may work best on people whose brains are doused in dopamine, a marker for exploratory behavior: unpredictability, playfulness, and high energy levels.
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Total, which said it hopes to receive a decision from Ibama this year, plans to drill nine exploratory wells at water depths of more than 1,900 meters.
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The Orb have an interesting way of making records, its an exploratory way of jamming; they jam, they experiment and then they manipulate their sessions, sometimes unrecognizable.
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SmartAdvisor will connect you with a few candidates who meet your criteria, set up exploratory phone calls, and let you choose the expert who's right for you.
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"They get really expensive workups, lots of CT scans and sometimes exploratory surgery" to rule out dangerous conditions like appendicitis or a bowel obstruction, Dr. Sorensen said.
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While some British business leaders fret about the continuing uncertainty implied by such a delay, diplomats say they expect unofficial, exploratory exchanges over trade to begin earlier.
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The exploratory well was drilled under an agreement among BP, Standard Oil, Chevron and two Alaska Native corporations created to improve economic conditions among the indigenous population.
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The process includes the exploratory stage, pre-clinical stage, clinical development, regulatory review/approval, manufacturing and quality control, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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This same generous, exploratory spirit survives him — and was alive in New York last week, during Time Spans, a festival curated by the Earle Brown Music Foundation.
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With this exploratory mindset and significant input from our community, we have installed a few technical fixes to alleviate some of the larger, adaptive challenges we face.
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As a result, the Commission concluded, that the Minerals Management Service performed "no meaningful NEPA review" associated with its permitting for drilling of BP's exploratory Macondo well.
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"On the last day of exploratory talks we will make clear that above all this must be a new start for the European Union," he told reporters.
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Hillary Clinton in 2016 and Mitt Romney in 2012 waited until April of the year before the election to either announce their exploratory committee or their campaign.
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South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg, who has announced an exploratory committee, also did not have the security feature implemented and did not return a request for comment.
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The town says utility crews will likely do exploratory excavation on Monday to determine the cause of the sinkhole, which opened near a newly installed water main.
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"We started out as an exploratory committee with four people in a little office," Mr. Buttigieg reminisced about his presidential start in the exit interview on Tuesday.
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His campaign launch comes a full month after Warren's initial exploratory announcement and after Harris drew drew 20,000 people to her campaign kickoff speech in Oakland, California.
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The New York Democrat, who launched a presidential exploratory committee in January, has appeared in three of the four states with early 2020 nominating contests so far.
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While the new talks about Pérez's proposals remain at an exploratory stage, they are taking place as clubs continue to discuss the future of the Champions League.
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In the mid-nineties, before it was passed, Castro and President Bill Clinton had exchanged exploratory messages, using the Colombian novelist Gabriel García Márquez as an envoy.
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The trip would be the Massachusetts Democrat's first to Puerto Rico since declaring in December that she was forming an exploratory committee for a possible presidential run.
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This year the current or past members of Congress who have either declared their presidential candidacy or have formed an exploratory have an average score of 48.
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The prospective 2020 Democratic presidential candidate is expected to formally announce her entrance into the race on Saturday after forming an exploratory committee on New Year's Eve.
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I was given a solo show in the Fall of 2019, a show that pushed my creative process in some of the most vulnerable and exploratory ways.
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"It would make sense to go out there and run seismic and do some exploratory drilling down the road," said Erik Milito, API's director of upstream operations.
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