Facebook will find itself increasingly at odds with law enforcement.
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Why, then, should an economy ever find itself in recession?
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The government could find itself shut out of funding markets.
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Netflix may find itself with plenty of angry fans if so.
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If Britain leaves, it will find itself in a similar position.
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This is a difficult position for a government to find itself.
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Otherwise, American could find itself with a riot on its hands.
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None wishes to find itself next in the line of fire.
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Victoria's Secret happens to find itself in this medium-priced range.
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"The Athletic may need to find itself moving in that direction."
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As OWS grows, it may find itself struggling with a spam problem.
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Still, he acknowledged that "it's a stock that has to find itself."
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It's a difficult but familiar position for Google to find itself in.
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Drop off your car and let it find itself a parking spot.
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Nevertheless, if it did, BAE would find itself in an uncomfortable spot.
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Europe would find itself siding with China, Russia and Iran against America.
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If Merkel is unseated, the Western democratic establishment may find itself leaderless.
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Maybe it would find itself flummoxed by its own mind-body problem.
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The House may soon find itself moving toward impeachment in any case.
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The rest of the developing world will find itself equally parched soon.
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Unfortunately, that source may find itself uprooted by a surprise tax ruling.
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Superstore needed a few episodes to find itself, like most comedies do.
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It is revealing that China seems startled to find itself under ambassadorial scrutiny.
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Without those supplies, Huawei could find itself in a very difficult spot, indeed.
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It deserves to find itself a little more famous than it has been.
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Without taking these actions society may find itself in a post-antibiotic world.
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The Olympic movement, he warned, "could find itself on the brink of division".
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If these catalysts transpire, crude would find itself above $50, in Streible's view.
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The Trump administration may or may not find itself at war with Iran.
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Amazon could find itself having to climb a similar hill, with similar results.
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UBS, though, could find itself banned from the listings business, at least temporarily.
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If sales falter, the company could quickly find itself in a financial squeeze.
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The company could now find itself caught in the middle of escalating tensions.
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Barring that, Italy could find itself on the way out of the eurozone.
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If Israel preemptively attacked, he warned, it would find itself without American support.
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This quirky placement can find itself getting involved in a hive mind mentality.
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Does the question of identity find itself in each of your top picks?
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The firm may find itself competing harder with Morgan Stanley for young talent.
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Than Google seemed to find itself in a pickle endemic to the wearables industry.
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Which means Benchmark may find itself a bit longer on Uber than Gurley realized.
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A captive could also find itself responding to an I.R.S. investigation, litigation or penalties.
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But how did Belgium find itself at the center of a burgeoning terrorist network?
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America might find itself pining for the days when the Chinese currency was undervalued.
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After years of Trump, it's quite possible the EPA will find itself radically transformed.
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But back to Apple, which continues to find itself in an increasingly weird spot.
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If the retaliation expands, however, the administration could find itself on shaky legal ground.
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Over time, Nvidia could find itself getting less business for AI directly from Google.
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But should talks resume, the United States could find itself in a stronger position.
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By next year, Cleveland could very well find itself in another No-LeBron Abyss.
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Abroad, Israel may find itself associated with a broken values system and questionable friends.
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The United States would find itself embroiled in another civil war as in Syria.
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And My Dark Vanessa would shortly afterward find itself caught in the same narrative.
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"The L train," the sign said, "is taking three years off to find itself."
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And perhaps, mirabile dictu, a poetry collection will find itself among the chosen few.
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But short of an international saviour, English soccer could find itself out of pocket.
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Still, some fear Turkey might eventually find itself at the periphery of the alliance.
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Nevertheless, Silicon Valley may now find itself positioned as the transparent alternative to China.
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In other words, it increasingly could find itself in direct competition with internet providers.
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It doesn't want to find itself in the same place when it comes to terrorism.
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How many new fans did baseball find itself during the height of the steroid era?
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It immediately uninstalls itself should it find itself running on a machine in these countries.
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Even if the negotiations move forward, the Trump administration could find itself limited by Congress.
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So Headstart — like many startups before it — may find itself starting from the bottom up.
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If the government doesn't abandon this agreement, they say, it could find itself in court.
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If it still went ahead, Britain would find itself looking forlornly in from the outside.
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Starbucks is just the latest brand to find itself under scrutiny in the public eye.
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The former French colony could now find itself with a president but no new parliament.
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If growth stalls, Snapchat could find itself in Twitter's predicament in the past few years.
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On one side, it could find itself helping the labels source up and coming talent.
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Texas, that balance will forever be upset and Congress will find itself with little recourse.
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It may find itself with less flexibility to combat the next recession or unexpected crisis.
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Britain could find itself voting in the European Parliament election in May, a surreal exercise.
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And Facebook could find itself facing allegations of anti-competitive behavior by tying them together.
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How does the world's wealthiest country find itself in such a tragic and avoidable mess?
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Others were simply baffled that a global chain could find itself in such a predicament.
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He wanted them on hand should the U.S. find itself at the brink of defeat.
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In Cologne, Spin will find itself competing against the likes of Bird, Lime and Circ.
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But should oil prices stay high, the Fed could find itself in a tough spot.
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Yet GM could find itself trying to reenter the market if the opportunity is right.
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By 2025, the U.S. could find itself needing somewhere between 14,900 and 35,600 primary care physicians.
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Apple would find itself falling behind its competitors in a fast-moving and critical growth market.
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The morass illustrates how a government that many perceive as all-powerful can find itself constrained.
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Should hiking meaningfully slow the economy, the Fed could find itself directly targeted by President Trump.
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Given 2019 net borrowing will top $1 trillion, might Washington find itself scrambling to find buyers?
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Even if the court allows some spraying, the government could still find itself liable for damages.
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Without Spain's support, Catalonia would find itself on the wrong side of a new customs wall.
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But Britain, a European defence giant, could find itself relegated to third-country status after Brexit.
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Maybe FCA will find itself dumped after the Silicon Valley giant has gotten what it needs.
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If so, then melanin or something like it might find itself in very heavy demand indeed.
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Austria would find itself closer in its affinities to Victor Orban's Hungary than to Merkel's Germany.
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If those investments slow, Caterpillar could find itself selling fewer bulldozers, excavators and tractors this year.
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In this eventuality the communist government will find itself carried by forces which it cannot control.
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Why doesn't a liver cell wake up one morning and find itself transformed into a neuron?
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Heavily-indebted Lebanon has defied gravity for years but may soon find itself falling to earth.
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If the US soybeans are deemed too expensive, China could find itself with a big shortfall.
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But China might ultimately find itself isolated if the EU and the U.S. stick closer together.
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If they don't, Mexico may soon find itself a poster child for the failed environmental state.
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Some investors worried that the company could find itself in a cash crunch without a cash raise.
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So the Trump Administration may find itself out of step both with the science -- and the public.
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If a compromise cannot be reached, Britain might find itself hauled before the International Court of Justice.
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Were the NRA to suddenly find itself covered favorably in the mainstream media, how would it react?
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Otherwise, Snapchat may find itself encircled by other, larger predators on the hunt for the same game.
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First of all, Mr. Trump obviously believes that America could easily find itself facing a debt crisis.
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But a promotion that relies on star value may find itself in need of some new ones.
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Such moves have aggravating fears in Pakistan that it will find itself wedged between two hostile neighbors.
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Second, the Fed may find itself with less room to reduce the damage of the next downturn.
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Whichever international body or country Russia assigns to manage enclaves may find itself accused of harboring terrorists.
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In its current shape, a wine bottle might often find itself a replacement for a rolling pin.
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Could an ethno-religious Jewish state only find itself in eternal conflict, controlling the lives of Palestinians?
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Dr. Brueggemann projects that in the next two weeks his hospital may find itself without enough ventilators.
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It speaks to conservation efforts elsewhere that the flamingo could find itself a suitable home, he said.
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The Trump administration may find itself facing the very dilemma the nuclear deal was designed to avoid.
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But the Judiciary panel could find itself in a battle with the Senate Intelligence Committee's separate investigation.
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Should he again choose to celebrate with a bang, the United States will find itself furiously hamstrung.
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"Following a future integration of Monsanto, Bayer could find itself with a weakened pharma business," he added.
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Even in Hong Kong, it may find itself in an awkward position if anti-China sentiment resurges.
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Any operator trying to fight it would simply find itself disadvantaged relative to others with higher charges.
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LEBANON Heavily-indebted Lebanon has defied gravity for years but may soon find itself falling to earth.
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It's no surprise, then, that the Republican Party should now find itself uncertain about what to do.
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Ecuador, which had planned to introduce the measure, was the first to find itself in the cross hairs.
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An opposition party that contributes to genuine achievements may find itself, in effect, helping to reelect the incumbent.
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Don't look now but MMA may find itself back at the center of the culture wars soon enough.
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Didn't Flint find itself in the cross hairs of austerity because it's a poor, mostly African-American city?
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To be sure, the U.S. could find itself in a tenuous position due to its own monetary practices.
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Could Big Tech find itself depending on the votes of far-right, populist politicians to defend its corner?
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Should these prove popular, CenturyLink could find itself with a lot of customers, but a relatively expensive network.
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Israel may find itself having to do the critical job of containing Iran in the Levant by itself.
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That said, the company does find itself making some uncharacteristic decisions as it edges toward its fifth birthday.
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Indeed, if it continues on its current course, the U.S. might even find itself out of the game.
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Ecuador, which had planned to introduce the measure, was the first to find itself in the cross hairs.
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Parliament has tried that before, only to find itself unable to give any plan a majority of votes.
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" If it works, little Paraguay may find itself listed as a "monolith in the study of overcoming corruption.
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If the city isn't careful, it could find itself hauled into court again — this time for marijuana arrests.
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The country continues to find itself at the center of the Trump impeachment saga dragging on in Washington.
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If Verizon tried to walk away, the company could still find itself ensnared in a long legal battle.
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Playing defense is not the position The Times wants to find itself in — not over frivolous charges, anyway.
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If it goes that route, though, it may find itself in much more trouble than it's already in.
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Kint said with the midterms approaching, Facebook could find itself a punching bag for both Republicans and Democrats.
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There had also been concerns that the company could find itself in a cash crunch without a cash raise.
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One worry is that a government agency could find itself intentionally or unintentionally violating the rights of U.S. citizens.
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The company is the latest in a string of brands to find itself frantically apologizing for doing something stupid.
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So, the brain's breathing "pacemaker" slows, and, if it slows enough, the body will find itself starved of oxygen.
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Rome may find itself footing the bill for a bank bailout after BlackRock ditched a proposed rescue of Carige.
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But that hasn't happened yet — and unless it does, nuclear power could continue to find itself on the ropes.
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The library was the second important civic institution in Southern California to find itself imperiled by fire this week.
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If these tasks are put off for much longer, Saint-Gobain could even find itself prey instead of hunter.
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Without a plan, NASA could find itself in the same scenario it's in now with regard to launch vehicles.
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Sometimes also, a fund nearing its expiry date may find itself still holding a large number of its investments.
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It will at the same time find itself sharing a bed with traditional adversaries (Russia, China and also Iran).
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In China the government will find itself having to spend much more as relatives prove unequal to the task.
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It states that there are three—and only three—possible future scenarios that our species could find itself in.
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If Trump wins in November, the ruling establishment enjoyed by both parties will find itself atop history's ash heap.
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Facebook's virtual reality arm may soon find itself in the unfamiliar position of playing catch-up with hardware competitors.
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Even if Sears makes it past that hearing, it could find itself forced out of business early next year.
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What I hadn't expected was that the hurt would find itself coiled and twisted into sudden pangs of guilt.
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Commvault, a provider of backup and recovery software, will soon find itself in a proxy battle with Elliott Management.
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Demographic data collected to identify potential medical conditions, for instance, should not find itself used to better target advertisements.
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Of course, Amazon may find itself on the other side of showrooming now that it's a physical retailer, too.
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But there is a risk that it will find itself in the midst of a revolution in antitrust thinking.
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If they do, an LGBTQ community that was once largely left alone will find itself back in government crosshairs.
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It could then find itself obeying a set of trade rules over which it has no say at all.
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Conceivably, even the U.S. could find itself in default if congressional gridlock prevented the debt ceiling from being raised.
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In a domestic situation, a roach may find itself on a smooth floor of polished wood, tile or stone.
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"The administration rationalized its indifference and inaction by saying that Russia would find itself in a quagmire," he added.
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In this sanctuary state showdown, the country and the conservative movement find itself once again depending upon Orange County.
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That is why this decision is regrettable and ... this country must never find itself in this position ever again.
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The phenomenon shows how even a platform determined to avoid politics can find itself in the center of debate.
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For the first time in history, America will find itself consistently isolated on major issues before the Security Council.
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It's a highly unusual situation for the upper chamber to find itself in, made even more dramatic by Sen.
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The process would likely find itself like its titular hero: slowly thawing out and emerging into a new society.
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Instead, Tehran would find itself free to resume its nuclear program without the threat of hard-hitting international sanctions.
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There was the suggestion, made by Philippe, that the more you kill, the worse shape London can find itself in.
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Should conditions continue to deteriorate, Lagarde's ECB could find itself in a bind, having already depleted much of its toolkit.
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In the decades to 2050, America will find itself playing an ever-increasing role in the developed world's defence effort.
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Apple may find itself eventually shut out of China, a leading expert on global political risk to corporations said Monday.
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And Tallahassee, Florida, of all places, will find itself the center of the eclipse universe twice in the coming decades.
|
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In six months, the U.S. could find itself fighting another big trade battle, this time with the EU and Japan.
|
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A central bank flush with retail deposits might find itself being forced to lend them back to the banking system.
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Britain would then find itself bound to retain EU measures to prevent diseases, pests and contaminants in plants and animals.
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Throughout its playoff run, the green dream would frequently find itself playing from behind, scrounging for advantage when it could.
|
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Online gaming is growing at an explosive pace globally, but it may soon find itself in the sights of regulators.
|
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This won't be a good position for the Japanese economy to find itself in, given its heavy reliance on exports.
|
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With each explosion, the United States is increasingly likely to find itself as a pariah nation on the global stage.
|
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It's a SOPHIE-produced banger that will surely find itself at home in the club, or in the spinning studio.
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If growth then bounces back, Scotland could find itself with both juicy tax receipts and a hefty handout from London.
|
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If Congress fails to act before the "x date," the country will find itself headed into unfamiliar, dangerous financial territory.
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As long as there remains a motive for the fatwa, any leader going against that will find itself in isolation.
|
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The latest company to find itself in Cohn's crosshairs is AT&T, the media conglomerate that is an American staple.
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But despite the richness of the language, this high-tech nation can find itself at a loss for contemporary terms.
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Why does America's democracy now find itself in a place where people resort to violence to express their political disagreements?
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But there, with only so much power coming from its tiny wings, the RoboBee may very easily find itself stranded.
|
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Then again, if Sunday's the vote is extremely divided, Spain may find itself unable to form a government at all.
|
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The Long Dark is not the only game to find itself in this situation, reporting by VICE Games has uncovered.
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If an employee were to file a complaint, the company could find itself pursued by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.
|
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It could, however, also find itself paired with either Bayern Munich or Guardiola's Manchester City, an altogether more intimidating prospect.
|
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China, meanwhile, could find itself more vulnerable to energy price spikes if its potential pool of LNG suppliers is reduced.
|
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The larger the zone, the better chance for a planet to find itself in the right spot to support life.
|
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But before any of this goes into effect, it could find itself tangled up in a long court battle first.
|
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Minneapolis may find itself next on the list after the president picked a fight with the city's mayor on Tuesday.
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And if it keeps adapting interesting stories into compelling TV, it might even find itself with a bona fide hit.
|
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The tech industry also has other issues where it may find itself opposed to Trump, including trade policy and cyber security.
|
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And in doing so, it may find itself in a controversy — this time from the opposing side of the political spectrum.
|
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Since that was clearly not true, Google may find itself in serious legal trouble with the FTC and privately filed lawsuits.
|
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Donald Trump takes office in America in late January, when South Korea will almost certainly find itself without an elected president.
|
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But having just signalled readiness to ramp up stimulus, it too could find itself on the receiving end of Trump's anger.
|
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Even a mild, inaction-oriented Trump White House would naturally find itself filling vacancies with conservative judges recommended by conservative Republicans.
|
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Facebook will find itself dealing with plenty of regulatory questions about its new cryptocurrency, central bankers around the world said Thursday.
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What remains of the independent media may also find itself targeted, warns Peter Kreko of Political Capital, a liberal think-tank.
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If it sought to revoke that waiver, the Trump administration could find itself fighting the most populous US state over emissions.
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With its new charging tech, LG could ultimately find itself competing with Apple and other smartphone makers on a new front.
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If wage gains result in higher overall inflation then Fed could find itself needing to raise rates later in the year.
|
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If the secular decline of linear cable networks happens faster than forecast, AT&T could find itself in very deep water.
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Extreme weather is getting more extreme, and until FEMA recognizes and acts on that reality, it will find itself overwhelmed indefinitely.
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Having a strong national defense will deter adversaries, reducing the risk that America will find itself facing a large-scale war.
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If the chief justice does not produce the desired progressive outcome, the Roberts court will find itself attacked as institutionally illegitimate.
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How Virginia's empty-county problem could get fixed: Virginia is not the first state to find itself with some bald spots.
|
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Huawei could be about to find itself at the center of an intense political rift between Britain and the United States.
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The city may find itself having to fend off the legal challenges that are often mounted when neighborhoods oppose major developments.
|
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Relative to other countries, American masculinity is a confused teenager, thrashing around in an attempt to find itself and feel understood.
|
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But the extraordinary scenes of recent days strongly suggest that the Roberts court will find itself in a national security spotlight.
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Yet even some of Washington's most reliable allies warned that the United States would find itself isolated on the international stage.
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"A nation that forgets its origins will find itself in a blind alley," he said in a speech late last month.
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This leaves Ozark stuck in two of the most harmful regions a TV drama can find itself: slow-moving and glum.
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But they also cautioned that the initiative could collapse, and the United States find itself in a conflict with North Korea.
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If negotiations stall, business will find itself hurtling toward a new "cliff edge" of disruptive withdrawal when transition ends at end-2020.
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Without thinking through this correlation, America could find itself bogged down in unwinnable wars, something of which the generals are well aware.
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More recently, speculation has swirled that Comcast could find itself lapped into an even larger deal, including perhaps a purchase by Verizon.
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If the new scrap rules are implemented in full, China could find itself needing a bit more refined metal than it expected.
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A public inside the filter bubble will find itself enclosed in a shrinking infosphere, cut off from people who aren't like them.
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And she said that Britain could not leave the EU only to find itself still subject to the European Court of Justice.
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In no other two-party system does the party that receives the most votes routinely find itself out of power (see Briefing).
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Just like grime did at the turn of the century, this new sound is struggling to find itself a suitable name—Afrohop?
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It's also a tricky time for the Fed, which could also easily find itself a political football during a contentious election year.
|
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The Supreme Court, which typically tries to avoid the glare of partisan politics, could find itself right in the thick of it.
|
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Hurricane Hermine is going to find itself boxed in once it swirls across Florida and the Carolinas during the next two days.
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I'd offer a specific recommendation…but if readers were to sample that recommendation, Gizmodo would find itself in a perilous legal situation.
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If regime forces capture the area west of Aleppo, Turkey will find itself cut off from the rebels it backs inside Syria.
|
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Will the pleasant, nostalgia-producing Gilmore Girls find itself nominated among hard-hitting analyses of Hollywood sexism and America's modern-day racism?
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But if the companies decide to keep those licenses, the FCC will also find itself in the middle of a major fight.
|
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If it fails, Oracle will find itself a relic at best, or at worst, a goner like EMC or Digital Equipment Corp.
|
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With Trump so firmly supporting the Saudi strategy, the United States could find itself dragged further into the deepening Middle East morass.
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The Army Corps of Engineers' process will find itself under the guidance of a new executive -- one boisterously behind domestic energy production.
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Girt Kirchner, 51, from Leipzig, said she was confident Germany would "find itself again" and it was important to look ahead confidently.
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Having said that, I don't doubt that the Voice Bridge will find itself a market among those who aren't particularly tech-savvy.
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As a result, the United States will find itself struggling with this new China paradigm again and again in the coming years.
|
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And with the virus sending the stock market into free fall, the country's thriving economy could soon find itself in a recession.
|
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If the US starts ignoring treaties or stops leading the way on climate issues, America could quite quickly find itself diplomatically ostracized.
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So the party could find itself facing another enthusiasm deficit for many key races, even with Mr. Trump in the White House.
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Over the years, these scientists became like a platoon that could get itself behind enemy lines, only to find itself without weapons.
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Older samples may reveal exactly when our solar system traveled into the supernova-enriched cloud it appears to find itself within now.
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More from Mr. Boudette on what could yet happen: If sales falter, the company could quickly find itself in a financial squeeze.
|
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Dating app Tinder is the latest tech service to find itself under formal investigation in Europe over how it handles user data.
|
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A "social graph to the people" revolution is in the making; Congress better be in front of it or find itself overwhelmed.
|
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Win or lose, the league could find itself on the defensive among fans it has been courting with its civil rights overtures.
|
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If demand for 500,000 cars doesn't materialize by 235, Tesla will find itself with an extremely expensive battery factory it didn't need.
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It's reasonable to expect that StarCraft Universe, "mere" mod that it is, may find itself in the same situation a few month in.
|
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As others gaze inward, Germany will find itself in the position that it never wanted to be: trying to lead alone in Europe.
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Depending on the outcome of Trump's bet, the economy could finally break free of its lethargy or find itself in a deep recession.
|
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Comcast also might find itself in that M&A mix, particularly as it continues its work to ramp up its efforts in wireless.
|
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In a few short years, the cattle dog may find itself replaced by a mechanical creature with four wheels and a battery pack.
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If you have your Windows Update preferences set to install recommended updates automatically, your computer might find itself contemplating a major system upgrade.
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A country under such an attack could find itself under pressure to choose between losing control of its nuclear weapons or using them.
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But with the launch of EcoSport it could find itself back in the spotlight and draw more attention to the auto industry overall.
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That means the US military may soon find itself in wars around the world without certain experts that help it do its job.
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After the election, this fact-free sensibility will find itself even further segregated, possibly with its very own cable TV alt-reality outlet.
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The Philippines could find itself running afoul of U.S. sanctions if it goes through with an arms purchase from a sanctioned Russian firm.
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But that doesn't mean it may not find itself eased out of what could become an important region without any fight at all.
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As we move into the final months of the campaign cycle, the Republican Party will once again find itself at a racial crossroads.
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If the A.N.C. is shut out of power in Johannesburg, it will find itself out of government in South Africa's most important cities.
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New technology enabling new products empowering new markets will be created, and all of humanity will find itself closer to its fantastic future.
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A bank that aligns itself with Lyft could potentially find itself shut out from a much larger IPO by Uber down the road.
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Moscow would find itself bogged down in hostile terrain — seizing territory is easier than holding and pacifying it — and facing renewed Western sanctions.
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You'd assume that "Last Christmas" would find itself unwittingly marinating in the same sentimentality that makes most festive music so unpalatable and saccharine.
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What is the one thing you hate seeing other VCs do that you hope Future Positive Capital will never find itself doing either?
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And just as Google's size makes it a target, The Trade Desk could find itself facing pushback if it's seen getting too powerful.
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But if UPS doesn't start taking autonomous aerial delivery more seriously, the world's largest shipping company may find itself stuck in the mud.
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If they can't do the big regulation, they're not going to get to the lesser regulation, but where does Silicon Valley find itself?
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Amazon is coming to New York without the input of the City Council or the community in which the company will find itself.
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Of course, if the president decides to flout any of the court rulings, the country could find itself in a deeper constitutional crisis.
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With this kind of assurance, the FCC may find itself with a free hand to address the crisis in the way they describe.
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CAIRO — After four years at the epicenter of revolution and cultural struggle, this city may find itself the locus of exciting technological developments.
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While Google may be expanding beyond Silicon Valley, it will almost certainly find itself competing for talent against its usual Silicon Valley rivals.
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Only when the supply of labour — or stuff — becomes restricted will the government find itself bidding up the price of everything, MMT argues.
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If several simmering controversies erupt simultaneously, Washington could find itself facing these crises with little or no strategic thinking to guide our responses.
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But it does mean that the Fed could find itself performing a balancing act between weak global economic conditions and rising domestic prices.
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Trump never committed to liquidating the Trump business empire, which meant the country would find itself in an unprecedented situation fraught with peril.
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At the L's terminus, Canarsie will, in 22018, find itself at the tail end of a 4103-month shutdown between Brooklyn and Manhattan.
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Even though it took on big cases on immigration and abortion this term, the Court may suddenly find itself taking a quieter approach.
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Malta's politicians have often warned that if the EU fails to export stability to its southern neighbourhood it will find itself importing instability instead.
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If Johnson's Conservative Party fails to gain a ruling majority in the election, Britain could find itself stuck in a vicious loop of indecisiveness.
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This is just one of the sticky problems Twitch could soon find itself facing as it starts letting streamers sell the games they're playing.
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However, Epic may find itself in uncharted legal territory because of how it takes a popular dance move and gets it into the game.
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But in avoiding the most obvious dangers on the journey, the Supreme Court may find itself navigating other hazards in choppy and uncharted waters.
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Italy has the second largest debt pile in Europe and, in such conditions, it could find itself in crisis mode all of a sudden.
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"Our base case is that the LNA will soon find itself bogged down in heavy fighting near Tripoli," Kinnear said in an email briefing.
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But PokeAdvisor is just the latest in a string of popular, unofficial Pokémon Go-related sites and apps to find itself in this position.
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A month after a bitter fight over Viacom's leadership was settled, the company may find itself pressed to reunite with its corporate sibling, CBS.
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If the public continues to hold most of its savings in the new notes, India may well find itself dealing with the same problem.
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Should fighting break out, the United States could find itself funding both sides of a major war involving our closest ally in the region.
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A large part of the audience will find itself seated onstage with Ms. Parker and Mr. Arndt, who make their entrance rather, uh, unexpectedly.
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Should it complete the deal for Murray Goulburn, Saputo will find itself in competition with the world's largest dairy exporter, Fonterra Cooperative Group (FCG.NZ).
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Without energy independence, or at least a serious plan for a post-oil future in mind, Washington will find itself stuck in the past.
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Slack has been the target of acquisition interest in the past, and could very well find itself fielding suitors over the next few weeks.
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For the Obama administration to find itself on the wrong side of a multibillion-dollar ISDS ruling would be embarrassing, to say the least.
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But, as ice thaws through the Northwest Passage, Iqaluit and the region could find itself in the middle of a strategically important shipping route.
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Ballard County, where Wickliffe sits, has the distinction of being the first place in Kentucky to find itself in the shadow of the moon.
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Given Agrokor's size, some analysts have voiced concern the government might find itself forced to step in should Agrokor fail to resolve its difficulties.
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For another, California could find itself at the end of the line should Mr. Trump proceed with the extensive infrastructure program he has pledged.
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Still, if Niccol's track record is any indicator of success, Chipotle could find itself back at the top of the pack under his leadership.
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It is also improbable the US would find itself in a similar budgetary bind that would pit funding for public services against a UBI.
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That is a dangerous position for an agency that ostensibly protects the public interest to find itself in — yet it's exactly where Pai seems headed.
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Should both pan out in the next few years, the DCEU could find itself with more female leads than any of its competitors by far.
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And if Swildens' analyses hold up and 936 gets revoked, Waymo may find itself facing a new threat—this time for infringing on Velodyne's turf.
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"I suppose that's possible," Thompson replied, in which case, curiously, such an exhibition would find itself with an attractive, substantive catalogue even before it opens.
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It's an especially ironic position for the Trump administration to find itself in after the President spent much of the campaign railing against illegal immigration.
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If Trump follows through with his plans and convinces Congress to pay for them, the Army could find itself with $175 billion to spend annually.
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But that puts it in a very odd position regarding net neutrality — a position that, very likely, the commission is happy to find itself in.
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Italy has the second largest debt pile in Europe and in such conditions, it could find itself in a crisis mode out of the sudden.
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"What I encountered in Brussels was a warmth, an openness a great sympathy to the position that Scotland find itself in," she said on Sunday.
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Snapchat is the most important social network amongst teens, and could find itself as a daily commodity platform that will age with their user base.
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He predicted only a year ago on a Breitbart radio show that the US would find itself in armed conflict with China within a decade.
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Milwaukee started to find itself again, taking a 53-47 lead into halftime, and the Bucks entered the fourth quarter with a 17-68 lead.
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But Europe will also find itself under pressure if China starts redirecting its steel to Europe, as Russia is likely to do with its aluminum.
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How could a well-known organization which prides itself on diversity, and that some think is the entire internet, find itself with gender pay disparity?
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A business in a similar situation might find itself in the crosshairs of Section 5 of the FTC Act and several states' consumer protection acts.
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If it were to leave and seek a trade deal with America, the president warned, it would find itself "in the back of the queue".
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Nordstrom is not the only retailer eager to escape the public spotlight only to find itself challenged to obtain the necessary financing to do so.
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On the other hand, an independent Catalonia would find itself isolated politically and economically, outside the European Union and un-recognized by other European countries.
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Bolivia may yet find itself more firmly planted in one category or the other, either because of new developments or the emergence of new information.
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If the administration is not prepared, it may well find itself embroiled in messy, open-ended, and unwinnable conflicts with Iran, Russia and their proxies.
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Enacting this post-traumatic return, Cohen's novel surely needs to find itself repeatedly pulled back to powerful remembered descriptions of the men's experiences in Israel.
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"Nobody today can say precisely what situation Turkey will find itself in in 2015," she said then, when Turkey appeared on a more Western path.
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Our nation find itself in a very complex web of protecting lives, providing a myriad of social services, and intervening in one crisis after another.
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From there, Amazon could build out its own retail network, and find itself working with other retail pharmacy chains to participate in its retail network.
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And while the company may not find itself in the same straits as Volkswagen, it may end up facing tougher tailpipe standards, industry watchers said.
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But with a new leadership team at the helm, Brandless is about to find itself in completely new territory: on the shelves of national retailers.
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Or the country could find itself in a position where it can't borrow more money to respond to increasing financial need during an economic downturn.
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Knowing the sex of our child felt as if we had cut in half the number of possible futures our family might find itself in.
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This approach would find itself especially useful in fields like finance or e-commerce logistics, where tons of data is flowing around at all times.
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With growth still strong, Mr. Guha says, the Fed may soon find itself needing to raise interest rates more aggressively to keep inflation in check.
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There will be "others who will be offering barrels to China, so it could find itself able to replace lost volumes from the U.S.," Atkinson said.
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"If that was to change the government would find itself in a very difficult position," said Theresa Reidy, a politics lecturer at University College Cork (UCC).
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"China may now find itself at the receiving end of an asymmetrical threat that it was earlier posing to other powers in the region," Bhandari said.
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Whether that is true is another question – but it's an issue the rest of the world may also find itself grappling with sooner than it thinks.
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As an Obama-era innovation, the USDS could easily find itself on President-elect Trump's chopping block, though no plans have been specified at this time.
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After all, Yeo has seen Minnesota drop five straight and 10 of 11 (1-23-1) to find itself on the outside of the postseason picture.
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Dell has certainly changed in those years, but it needs to change even more if it doesn't want to find itself back in the same position.
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The company may find itself having to rebuild trust in its brand, but some don't believe it'll have much trouble getting customers to buy its products.
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"Things haven't gone in the right direction since 2017 — bloggers, journalists are in prison and because of that Egypt's image can find itself suffering," Macron said.
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" If that does not happen, Abdelaziz wrote, the Sahrawi people "will find itself, again, obliged to defend its rights by all legitimate means, including armed struggle.
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Among southern states, North Carolina would have seemed to be the least likely to find itself a flashpoint in the national debate over tolerance and inclusion.
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"Without a political strategy, the U.S. is simply going to find itself in the same position again, drained militarily and dragged into another quagmire," she said.
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By listing a security token, an exchange could find itself in violation of SEC regulations, and no exchange has been willing to explore these murky waters.
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It's probably inevitable that the I.R.S. will find itself in the middle of fraught questions that don't seem to have much to do with tax collection.
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UConn could find itself with a rematch against Louisville in the round of 8 in Albany with a trip to the Final Four in Tampa, Fla.
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But Morant and Jaren Jackson will have the keys to the franchise, and both have enough potential that Memphis could find itself winning again sometime soon.
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Mr. Novik said he feared that Israel would find itself back in much the same place, facing a possible Gaza war, in a matter of months.
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Factoring in the likelihood of retaliation against American exporters, about 20 percent of total goods trade could find itself in the cross hairs by year's end.
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If case numbers increase in Hong Kong, the city could find itself lumped in with the restrictions on people traveling from the mainland, Mr. Webb said.
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On the rare occasion this film does find itself in danger of making an actual point or taking an actual risk, Joker tends to pull back.
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Mexico's new left-wing regime will find itself increasingly isolated in the region, having to manage its multiple conflicts with the United States on its own.
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The danger instead is that a weak and distracted Spanish government, however willing to engage constructively in European affairs, may find itself consumed by domestic disputes.
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Planned Parenthood, one of several women's health organizations Obama took steps to protect with new regulations last month, will find itself once more on the chopping block.
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Wells Fargo — Regulators imposed new sanctions on the bank because of deficiencies in its "living will" plan should it ever find itself on the verge of bankruptcy.
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If that happens, the United States will find itself much more alone in the world and having to bear a much larger share to manage global problems.
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But if not, Apple could find itself in the same position that Google's Tango AR platform is currently in: great tech, but a dire lack of content.
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Another small concern for a device that will likely find itself in or near the kitchen is the Smart Display's lack of an official water-resistance rating.
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But that's no solace to any upstart streaming service, which might soon find itself in the same place Netflix was back in 2012: ascendant, but left out.
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"Because of closed borders Serbia may find itself in a problem, Serbia will not allow that," he said without specifying whether Belgrade would also seal its borders.
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I worry that Apple could find itself facing an analogous (though not parallel) quandary to what Microsoft has faced with its own next-generation Windows app framework.
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Without it, the company may find itself in Twitter's position: used by hundreds of millions of consumers, but struggling to turn a profit and attract top talent.
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Amazon will likely find itself in a spot not too foreign to its core business, by competing with low cost offerings and a wide selection of services.
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In this way a signal can leap from Rosarito or Nogales, knock its head on the ionosphere, and find itself in Houston or Denver, stronger than ever.
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If the tests aren't addressed during new talks, the U.S. could again find itself at the brink of war, facing an adversary even more capable than before.
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Robinhood will also find itself competing with U.K. investment firm Hargreaves Lansdown, which charges up to £11.95 per order, as well as the upstart stock broker Freetrade.
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So, the Crocodile Dundee thing didn't actually happen, but if the European planemaker did find itself in a size contest, the Beluga would be hard to beat.
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If LG continues down this path, it’ll find itself in the same boat as HTC: A once great phone maker now desperately fighting back extinction.
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And for years the idea was discarded, in no small part because the US did not want to find itself in direct conflict with the Syrian regime.
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Being that leadership starts from the top, if Miller is selected as the next secretary, the VA may find itself taking steps backwards instead of moving forward.
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With a second public hearing about the planned HQ2 coming up at City Hall later this month, Amazon will find itself facing renewed scrutiny from all sides.
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But once the administration has actually succeeded where its predecessors failed, by proposing regulations to replace the agreement, it may find itself on much firmer legal ground.
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In the meantime, it's unlikely that Canada will find itself overwhelmed with Brits anytime soon: The vote to leave is unprecedented and could take years to finalize.
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As the gaming industry begins to shift from physical media to cloud streaming services, it will soon find itself on a collision course with America's substandard broadband.
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The Ann and Gordon Getty Foundation provides financial support to many musical institutions, so at times it may find itself underwriting both a performance and its critic.
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Even without injecting health care into the debate, the tax bill will find itself under scrutiny and will be picked apart by those who stand to lose.
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But with this cast (including a very game Rupert Friend as guardian angel Harry) and smart writers behind the scenes, Charmed will hopefully find itself very quickly.
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A major concern some have with the new government is that it may find itself caught up in a proxy battle between Iran and the United States.
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The obvious risk is that eventually a major European country will find itself under an untamable government with enough power to implement a statist, nationalist, illiberal agenda.
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Environmentalists, however, are concerned Britain could find itself under pressure to accept lower standards as it strives to agree deals with trading partners beyond the European Union.
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Qurate (HSN) is dropping from 1.2% in 20203 to just 1.0% this year, to find itself out of the top 10 list entirely for the first time.
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Focus on alliancesBut despite the high-profile legal brawl in which Oracle may find itself facing off with tech&aposs other heavy hitters, the Redwood City, Calif.
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The environmentalist Green party has found support amongst Germany's metropolitan voters and could find itself an appealing coalition partner for either the CDU/CSU or the SPD.
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All this is coming at a time when corporate America, sitting on mountains of cash both domestically and overseas, find itself on the brink of a digital revolution.
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NBC could still find itself with a worse season than ABC, but the Peacock Network has yet to decide the fate of three of its eight new programs.
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It's a good, and possibly the most plausible, explanation, but it requires that New Horizons just happens to find itself locked in this peculiar orientation with Ultima Thule.
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As with protests over police violence, social media may well find itself at the center of the conflict between the criminal justice system and those protesting its abuses.
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The Affordable Care Act may soon find itself in legal jeopardy yet again, if the tea leaves from a federal judge's hearing in Texas yesterday are any indication.
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The Red Bull BC One is one of the most prestigious and anticipated competitions in breaking, but it may find itself overshadowed as a premier event in 2018.
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If Britain crashes out of Euratom in 2019 without substitute arrangements in place, within a matter of weeks it could find itself unable to replenish its uranium stockpiles.
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"This would of course be a disastrous course for the Islamic Republic, as it will find itself isolated," said Ali Alfoneh, a senior fellow at the Atlantic Council.
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In a decade or so China may find itself in the position the West once did, of having to write off many of their loans to African governments.
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Founded in 2015, Monzo will find itself up against America's financial titans, the big four retail banks being J.P. Morgan Chase, Citigroup, Wells Fargo and Bank of America.
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But perhaps with the scale of Hudson's Bay Company, Gilt will find itself able to swing its way to profitability as a cog in a larger-scale operation.
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And his administration, as the sacking of Mr Comey might suggest, could yet find itself in such a hole that a trade war looks like a welcome distraction.
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Riviera Beach can pay the ransom, and maybe help fuel a flourishing criminal enterprise, but there's no guarantee it won't find itself in the same sticky spot tomorrow.
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The artistic qualities will remain, but the work will deliver far more value and will find itself impacting far more people, far more frequently during a given day.
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Moving fast is essential, he says, otherwise 300 could find itself in bidding wars with bigger labels to sign artists — and in those events, 300 would likely lose.
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The junior customs union partner, which Britain would likely be, can find itself playing catch-up with a reduced bargaining position, given their own market is already open.
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As soon as the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services actually approves a state's proposed work requirements — which could happen any time — it will likely find itself in court.
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After all, a market that occasionally stutters or drops could be less likely to find itself in the bubble-like conditions that could precipitate a highly damaging crash.
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Audi could find itself at the leading edge of autonomy with the A8, but being this close to the frontier mean it'll be closely monitored for risk, too.
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At the time, Harvey singled out Kelly Clarkson's new show as the reason his show would likely find itself looking for a new network in the near future.
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That sponge will eventually find itself irradiated by hormones, as puberty chucks an obsidian bowling ball down the alley of the self and it all goes to hell.
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"It has been weakened in its historic bastions and ahead of union elections in March 2017, there are strong risks that it will find itself" in second place.
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But with the prime minister, Binali Yildirim, suggesting that Islamic State (IS) was behind the attack, Turkey may find itself drawn ever further into the war in Syria.
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If he can keep the ball a bit safer this season, New York might find itself back in the AFC playoff mix for the first time since 2010.
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But it's possible that if Popeyes' chicken sandwich continues to bring more customers to the Louisiana chain, Chick-fil-A might find itself singing a very different tune.
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"The Bank of England may find itself in the same credibility trap if interest rates rise while Brexit outcomes are unclear and economic data is soft," he said.
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Qualcomm, a longtime giant of the computer chip industry that has fallen on hard times of late, may find itself a takeover target for a fast-rising upstart.
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But if it can't sustain users' interest, it could find itself mired in the same trough of despair that Twitter has been in for most of its life.
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If that doesn&apost change, Tesla could find itself in the awkward position of having to spend staggering amounts of money to single-handedly grow its own demand.
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Which means that as long as publishing continues to be overwhelmingly, monolithically white, it will continue to find itself mired in controversies like the one surrounding American Dirt.
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Trump's criticism reflects a danger for Apple — which is under pressure to take a strong stand against government overreach but could also find itself targeted by political opponents.
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The audience -- Congress and the American public -- will have its focus fragmented, and the committee will find itself trying to run in four (or more) directions at once.
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It's the kind of inevitable situation an agency will find itself in when it targets just 40 individuals and ends up storing the records of 534 million US phones.
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A conventional campaign that had fallen behind the frontrunner on this scale would find itself abandoned by bundlers and big-money donors, and essentially forced to fold up shop.
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It needs to find a way to be relevant in today's overwash of heroes — or it may find itself as the butt of internet jokes for a long while.
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It's an interesting situation for Netflix to find itself in, since it's not just a browser app, but exists on numerous devices and Netflix needs to cater to everyone.
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A 2-year-old black bear in Glenwood Springs, Colorado, was the most recent animal to find itself stuck, after succumbing to the savory lure of cheese-flavored snacks.
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By refusing to assist in a case that involves MS-13, Facebook could quickly find itself in a heated political conflict — and potentially draw the ire of President Trump.
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He said that were France to stop preventing the migrants from leaving French soil, Britain would find itself obliged to deal with them when they landed on its shores.
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As with everything else, time is money in TV, and giving a show time to find itself is increasingly an expensive proposition if that show isn't an immediate hit.
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And if it chooses, as the President did on Twitter, to back the Saudis, it will find itself in the middle of a rift that will weaken the GCC.
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With fears of a trade war growing, Britain's open economy could find itself badly hit, especially if a hard Brexit leaves it without the support of EU trade negotiators.
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Once interest rates and reserve requirement ratios for banks had been cut as low as possible, or as low as policy-makers dared, the government would find itself cornered.
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Without an industrial partner, Alitalia could soon find itself in trouble since neither Ferrovie nor the state have the skills to run the carrier, a source said last week.
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And if he doesn't step in enforce the ACA now, the Trump administration could ultimately find itself tied up in just as much ACA litigation as the Obama administration.
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The Supreme Court on Tuesday will once again find itself wrestling with the balance between digital privacy and law enforcement — an uncomfortable yet increasingly common challenge for the justices.
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As the wars in Iraq and Syria continue unabated, and the EU seems unable to address the refugee crisis, Bulgaria will increasingly find itself caught up in the conflict.
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Or a client might find itself spending money on a certain ad, not because it fits its marketing strategy but because it allowed the agency to gain a rebate.
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But this is precisely the kind of thing that makes it possible for a university to receive a substantial budgetary appropriation and still find itself chronically strapped for funding.
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If someone doesn't ask these questions, the US could continue to find itself with a political campaigning industry growing more rapidly than any that produce actual goods and services.
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If this trend continues, Europe could find itself backsliding toward historical ethnic and cultural antagonisms that bred the kind of conflicts we last saw during the breakup of Yugoslavia.
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For its part, the EU has said an independent Catalonia would find itself outside the economic and political bloc and has so far declined to mediate in the dispute.
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Walt Disney, which could soon be the undisputed king of Marvel Comics movies, might find itself wrestling with the old maxim: Heavy is the head that wears the crown.
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Without action, the country may find itself with a massive pile of debt dragging on the economy, even after the pandemic has long disappeared and vaccine is readily available.
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The plan was to hand it over to Théâtre Ouvert, a center supporting new writing, which will find itself without a stage in 2019 after its current lease ends.
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Mortgages account for such a huge amount of bank lending, meaning that if prices were to plunge, Britain could find itself back in the depths of a credit crisis.
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Indeed, the Trump administration, eager to avoid a recession ahead of the 2020 election, may find itself in a position to end the trade war sooner rather than later.
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Islam would inevitably find itself at home in Asia, where by far the largest number of its followers live, and toward which global wealth and power are increasingly shifting.
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Even if sanctions by the United States and the United Nations Security Council remain in place, without additional Chinese implementation, North Korea will find itself enjoying considerable breathing space.
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They need to know that the international community takes seriously threats against Israel's security and that the Jewish state will never again find itself in a May 1967 moment.
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Huawei would find itself caught in a geopolitical vise as the United States seemed to project all of its technological anxiety about China and globalization onto a single company.
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Facebook may look like a juggernaut now, but social networks have fallen before, and if this attack destroys that trust, the company could quickly find itself in dire straits.
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The bank, which could find itself cut off from the international banking system, is not among China's biggest, raising the prospect that the administration could single out larger ones.
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Already undermanned, St. John's could find itself without the services of its best player Sunday when it suits up against No. 24 Seton Hall in a Big East game.
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Many think that without T-Mobile (TMUS), Sprint may struggle to stay afloat and will probably find itself in bankruptcy court, something even Sprint has begun to hint at.
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"In that light, the en banc court could find itself examining, and pronouncing on, the validity of a rule that the agency had already slated for replacement," they wrote.
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Since Waymo requested the preliminary injunction on March 10, Judge Alsup issued repeated warnings that Uber was likely on track to find itself on the receiving end of an injunction.
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Whatever SpaceX decides to do, though, the company may soon find itself in a bind: Some residents told Business Insider that they no longer answer Finlay's calls, texts, or emails.
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A Scandinavian Airlines flight from Oslo to Manchester reached its destination only to find itself unable to land and had to return to Oslo, according to flight-tracking website FlightAware.
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If Mr. Obama nominated a moderate and the Republicans who control the Senate refused to confirm the nominee, would the country find itself in the throes of a constitutional crisis?
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Britain could thus find itself falling into the gap between a less effective, more divided NATO on the one side and rapid moves towards EU defence integration on the other.
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So by not promising more easing, the Fed could now create shaky market conditions and could find itself taking an easier stance to appease markets, creating a negative feedback loop.
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As Robinhood gears up to expand into the U.K., it will find itself entering a crowded fintech market that's seen the emergence of a wave of new retail banking challengers.
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"Depending on how Beijing chooses to navigate Pakistan's financial crisis, China may soon find itself responsible for rectifying the debt burdens of Zambia and many other [Belt and Road] countries."
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Google, which has been called a "walled garden" for keeping its metrics secret, could find itself needing to be more transparent with its advertisers about where their ads are going.
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Low-lying Miami may find itself "entirely below sea level" with even 2℃ of global warming, according to The Guardian, which also identified Shanghai and Osaka as at high risk.
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One statement by the president-elect and another by the secretary of State nominee suggest that the Trump administration may soon find itself in a serious credibility quandary in Asia.
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Without an industrial partner fully on board, Alitalia could soon find itself in trouble since neither Ferrovie nor the state have the skills to run the carrier, the source said.
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If not, the college will find itself at odds with its goals of increased cultural relevance because of its own failure to create the proper conditions for art to flourish.
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While Netflix and Amazon have been able to transform themselves into legitimate creators of high-end, award-winning television, Hulu has continued to find itself on the outside looking in.
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Baidu is one of many working on the cars, but if its cars are ready for testing on American roads, the company would seem to find itself in good company.
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In Italy, until recently, a supermarket that tried to donate items to a charity would find itself entangled in red tape as thick and twisted as a plate of spaghetti.
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If Nike pushes through with a move to greater automation and ends up cutting production in Asia, the company could find itself at the forefront of a different political controversy.
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But, if the past is indeed prolog, the American economy may find itself with a bevy of less-happy, irritable and frustrated consumers — and voters — over the next few months.
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Russia could find itself having to commit even more troops and resources to the campaign in Syria to combat the resurgent militancy that increasingly sees Moscow as a primary foe.
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If there is no agreement to extend the negotiating period, and no deal, then Britain would find itself outside the bloc and without any preferential status with the European Union.
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In light of President Trump's statement in January that he would consider rejoining TPP provided significant changes were made, the U.S. may also find itself back at the negotiating table.
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New York City FC has played the fewest matches among Eastern Conference competitors but could find itself atop the heap after Saturday afternoon's contest against the visiting New England Revolution.
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Depending on what happens, Greece could find itself in a diplomatic dispute with its largest foreign investor at a time when the country is in desperate need of foreign investment.
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Israel will then find itself ruling over 2.5 million Palestinians with the choice of either sharing power with them on the basis of equality or systematically denying it to them.
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Having failed to meet the deadline, Mr. Netanyahu pushed the Parliament to dissolve itself early Thursday, and a politically fatigued Israel awoke to find itself in another bitter election cycle.
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Without G.D.P.-linked bonds — or extraordinary intervention by government or multilateral institutions, as happened in the most recent global financial crisis — a nation can find itself at risk of default.
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The result is that while the Trump administration now finds itself in the middle of the Saudi-Qatari dispute, it may soon find itself caught between the Saudis and Iran.
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And because surface winds tend to converge toward hurricanes, a balloon is likely to eventually find itself in one, and then stay there as long as the hurricane keeps going.
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Supporters of NAFTA claim prices will rise if the U.S. kills the trade deal, and the U.S. will find itself at the start of what could turn into trade wars.
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And with several insurance companies deciding to exit Obamacare exchanges even with those subsidies in place, the hospital industry may soon find itself playing in a much less crowded field.
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The MLS will find itself in a very competitive marketplace with the NHL negotiating a new U.S. broadcast deal in 2021 and NFL rights coming up for auction in 2022.
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But electing an overbearing bully didn't work out for us, and now the whole country may find itself on the receiving end of Trump's raised middle finger—West Virginians included.
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Why we're cautious: Black-ish's other spinoff, Grown-ish, has yet to find itself and flounders more than it flourishes — it's easy to imagine Mixed-ish facing the same fate.
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If they are too low, a country may find itself with too few young people to replace its work force and support its elderly, as in Russia and Japan today.
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But it is extremely unsure what to do about that – and perhaps unsurprisingly, reluctant to find itself in conflict with politicians who may one day be responsible for regulating it.
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Guedes slammed the changes, saying they killed hope of a meaningful pension reform and warning that Brazil would find itself in the same perilous fiscal spot again within six years.
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The USPTO examiners may still invalidate that patent, and if that happens, Waymo could find itself embroiled in another multi-billion-dollar self-driving car lawsuit—this time as a defendant.
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Even with the resources — not just for treatment but for a consultant, too — the family would soon find itself in a decade-long struggle to find any treatment that could help.
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Executives are warning Airbus must not find itself lacking in proven technology for the A320's successor after 2030, as it had been in wide-bodies when Boeing launched its 787.
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Bass was elected in February 2016, before anyone knew who would win in November, let alone the extent to which the administration would find itself mired in high-profile court battles.
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If he's not more cautious and if he doesn't start making changes, he might find a campaign that was on the cusp of victory find itself in the throes of defeat.
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Britain would thus find itself in a notionally temporary, but in fact indefinite, arrangement that included membership of the EU's customs union and full alignment with much of the single market.
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If they are right, Tesla will for the first time find itself on the technological back foot, and might even come to look unsafe (which would surely gall Mr Musk deeply).
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To understand the predicament in which Marvel could find itself, it helps to look at the X-Men film franchise, which, despite originating in Marvel's print comics, is owned by Fox.
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Nissan could find itself forced to choose between technology developed elsewhere or going it alone - between scale without autonomy and autonomy without scale, a source close to the Renault board said.
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Eighty percent of our designers live outside the major metro areas in which they reside, so we're already seeing that it can decongest cities, create opportunity wherever it can find itself.
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At the moment, Google appears to find itself in a diversity hiring lawsuit sandwich: with two lawsuits claiming discrimination against white men, and one seeking legal action for discriminated minority groups.
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That is because the Fed will find itself needing to reactivate quantitative easing in future in order to respond to shocks, since it will not have much room to cut rates.
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Once they are complete, the United States will find itself with a true partner in Britain as we confront together the unfair practices of the European Union, China, and other nations.
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"China will find Singapore defiant and able to withstand pressure, but Singapore will find itself losing influence and more isolated within Southeast Asia as countries increasingly look to China," Zhang said.
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The Fed is reluctant to cut now, when the need is not obvious, since it could find itself with few arrows in its quiver if a crisis or deep recession occurred.
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If Steinhoff's debt was to be converted into equity, however, the ECB would find itself in a conundrum as the rules that it has given itself only allow for owning debt.
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That eased - for now at least - fears that the United States would find itself in a trade war with another of its largest commercial partners, adding to the dispute with China.
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The company is certainly facing an adoption challenge, but it does find itself in the enviable position of being both needed and in a space where acquisitions are many and frequent.
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Congress is running out of time to pass the annual National Defense Authorization Act, and if lawmakers fail to do so, the Pentagon would find itself facing an extended continuing resolution.
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Kering is the latest luxury group to find itself under scrutiny by Italian tax authorities, following a crackdown on tax evaders in recent years amid growing pressure on its public finances.
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And if nothing else, "No Girl" was a sign that the series just might find itself creatively rejuvenated by having to solve the mystery of what to do without its star.
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Perdue said colleagues are also "facing the reality if we don't we get some kind of tax package on the books this year" the country could find itself in a recession.
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But as the number of disappointing quarters grows, FedEx could find itself at risk of an attack by an activist investor in a bid to shake up management, Bilson warned clients.
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Unless and until Congress passes legislation to expedite the process, the United States will find itself at a competitive disadvantage with other LNG exporters, such as Australia, Malaysia, Qatar, and Russia.
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"If New START is allowed to dissolve and no replacement agreement arises, the United States will find itself in an environment in which Russia's nuclear arsenal is entirely unconstrained," they wrote.
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If Broadside Books truly intended to publish serious conservative thought only to find itself stuck with dog-whistle punditry like What the (Bleep) Just Happened, it certainly lost its way somewhere.
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The independent EU financial regulator, based in London, might find itself looking for a new home but says any decisions regarding its possible relocation will have to be discussed at EU level.
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But for many of the thousands who live, work and study in this neighborhood, the notion that it might again find itself in the crosshairs of a terrorist attack was hardly surprising.
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"Gold could already find itself in increased demand today if the UK prime minister's 'Plan B' for Brexit turns out to contain nothing new and the chaos thus continues," Commerzbank analysts wrote.
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Should a colony find itself waterlogged, ants will protect their queen by forming a mass around her, as well as eggs, larvae, and pupae (ants that are in between larvae and adults).
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Faraday Future garnered a ton of attention and soaked up a lot of talent and funding, only to find itself on the brink of bankruptcy for the second year in a row.
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Britain too could find itself accused of market distortion and unfairly subsidising the steel industry, depending on the terms of any government intervention to persuade private investors to buy the Tata assets.
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Hofstra University, located in Hempstead on New York's Long Island, will find itself the center of the political universe on Monday night as the host of the first presidential debate of 2016.
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But despite its efforts to quash the public inquiry, it is going forward, and this week the company could find itself under the microscope of yet another investigation by a provincial regulator.
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But Sonos has been around for a considerable amount of time and has clearly built up a significant following to ensure that it could find itself operating as an independent public company.
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Apple, which makes a fifth of its profits in China, could find itself banned or its products boycotted; its cash-rich balance-sheet could survive the shock, but its shares would slump.
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Had Europe pledged a decade ago to allow Turkey's application to go forward, and convinced Ankara (and itself) that membership was a realistic prospect, it might not find itself so helpless today.
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But what if Eric Trump or Donald Trump, Jr. or Jared Kushner or a Trump-owned holding company were to find itself purchasing a large stake in Airbnb at a discount price?
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But if Apple can deliver — and that wouldn't be out of the realm of possibility — we may end up seeing the company find itself adding that extra zero to its market cap.
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For its part, the European Commission — the executive arm of the EU — criticized the violence but said on Monday that any independent Catalonia would find itself outside the 28-member trading bloc.
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Spotify may find itself in a similar situation to YouTube, which also tried to crack down on objectionable content (and become more advertiser-friendly) by setting a higher bar for creator monetization.
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Most family-owned small businesses are tied to the personal tax rate, and just a mildly successful business would find itself paying close to a 2628 percent tax rate or even higher.
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Without wholesale rebuilding, "the island is likely to find itself back in the same place after the next big storm," Mekela Panditharatne, an environmental lawyer, wrote in an op-ed this week.
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The media company that engages in cargo-culting — hoping that by adopting the forms of the platform without its substance that it can succeed — will find itself outcompeted, overextended and off target.
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Instead, Nio continues to find itself in the unenviable position of trying to scale up an automotive business while simultaneously trying to raise the billions of dollars that such an operation requires.
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Recalling the wrenching transitions after Ariel Sharon's incapacitation and Yitzhak Rabin's assassination, he said Israel would be able to find itself a good prime minister even now, hard as it might seem.
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If there is, as we all understand there to be, a major risk of foreign interference in the 2020 election, the Executive should acknowledge that publicly or find itself accused of complicity.
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And because it will be bidding against legacy players for access to these assets, Dish may find itself paying far more than it would like in order to build a viable network.
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She's got plenty going on outside of the show, but the way things are looking, it's probably not the last time Burnett's path will find itself winding back into Bachelor franchise territory.
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With Britain on track to leave the European Union by the end of this month, he said, Britain will find itself ever more dependent on its economic relationship with the United States.
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As the right doubles down on anti-anti-Trumpism, it will find itself goaded into defending and rationalizing ever more outrageous conduct just as long as it annoys CNN and the left.
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Britain too could find itself accused of market distortion and unfairly subsidizing the steel industry, depending on the terms of any government intervention to persuade private investors to buy the Tata assets.
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"The US could find itself in the "extraordinary situation" in which the House votes to impeach a president more than once, Klaas said, which "would truly be uncharted territory for American democracy.
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But should it lose its tax-exempt status — whether through an IRS investigation or due to the work of the attorneys general — the NRA could find itself without any agency at all.
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The Democratic leadership will find itself in the unenviable position of having to justify its inability to obtain any concessions from a Republican party that was willing to negotiate in good faith.
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Or will full employment America just kind of find itself stuck in neutral, spared the acute pain of mass unemployment but doomed to muddle through with sluggish growth of productivity and wages?
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And without the huge volumes of gas it normally holds, the region could find itself running short of juice on more than a dozen days this summer, state experts reported this week.
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Unless it stands down on cutting contraceptive services, it will find itself in the perverse position of driving up teen pregnancy rates and Medicaid costs, and having to choose between backtracking and backlash.
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The ability to acquire proprietary data is a key signal to us whether or not a company will eventually find itself part of a commoditized pack or can maintain meaningful differentiation long-term.
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Also, while arming the Osprey is primarily oriented toward supporting escort and maneuver operations, there are without question a few combat engagements the aircraft could easily find itself in while conducting these missions.
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"It's not impossible that the CCC will find itself paying support on one-third to two-thirds of the mid-crop by the end of September," the director of another international exporter said.
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An exoplanet once parked within the cozy confines of a habitable zone would suddenly find itself flung into the frigid outer realms of its star system, or tossed into a toasty closer orbit.
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For example, in August 2017, a pediatric medical practice in Pittsburgh posted a video about the importance of the HPV vaccine only to find itself inundated by thousands of false negative user reviews.
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The opportunities for cheaters are pretty expansive, so the Adaptive Controller may not find itself allowed in tournaments anytime soon—and it may make bouts of Overwatch or Fortnight more annoying than usual.
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Conversely, a country can outlaw all immigration, spend lavishly on "border security", yet nevertheless find itself with a high rate of unauthorised migration, especially if nearby countries are impoverished or shattered by war.
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IF THE prime minister cannot win majority support for her Withdrawal Agreement and Future Framework (which I will support) in the House of Commons, then Parliament will find itself in very difficult territory.
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But even if they do decide to make the transition, Channel 4 will find itself with a Bake-Off that is, like a baked Alaska with no ice cream, missing certain key ingredients.
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The U.S. economy is going to pick up steam next year and that means the Federal Reserve could find itself behind the curve, Deutsche Bank chief economist Joe LaVorgna told CNBC on Thursday.
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The MT-400V, with its numerous effects, including an analog resonance filter, noise generator, and stereo chorus effects, somehow managed to find itself on the table of a serious (if absurdist) musical composer.
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If, indeed, war is a serious risk, then Wall Street will find itself in the teeth of the bear, while the world finds itself in the teeth of an even more fearsome beast.
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Without an industrial partner fully on board, a source said last week that Alitalia could soon find itself in trouble since neither Ferrovie nor the state have the skills to run the carrier.
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And now as the White House releases its budget promoting drug pricing reforms — and as Alex Azar heads to the Hill to discuss them — pharma is still going to find itself on defense.
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The process Commerce designed requires a separate request document for each single type of product, so a manufacturer that uses a variety of steel and aluminum can quickly find itself filing several requests.
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In addition, a number of high profile businesses have threatened to relocate out of the northeastern region and the European Union has said an independent Catalonia would find itself isolated, outside the bloc.
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All the experts said that if Donald J. Trump got himself elected president, the stock market would crash, the economy would fail, the world would find itself on the brink of nuclear war.
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And the administration is likely to find itself subsidizing voters who purchase these items or who are hurt when other countries slap tariffs on American goods in retaliation — mainly farmers, manufacturers and builders.
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"I am convinced that Manhattan Institute will find itself in an untenable situation as the Bannon-Mercer war machine gathers force and attracts more media attention," as he said in his resignation letter.
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How could a team with this pedigree — three championships in this decade, plus a wild-card spot last October — find itself a ghastly 221-22012 after Monday's 22014-3 loss to the Mets?
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Combined with other key economies' desire to accelerate rather than to stop these trends, politically the United States will find itself in growing isolation, and face accusations of scientific ignorance and moral irresponsibility.
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The fear is that with few potential new blockbusters in development, with the notable exception of dupilumab for eczema and asthma, Sanofi may find itself stuck with no meaningful growth for a while.
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When Trump's first term comes to a close, then the U.S. military would find itself traveling back to the future and entering its third decade of war — right back where it started. Maj.
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Conservative rebels, led by Dominic Grieve, a lawmaker and a former attorney general, feared that without a specific, legal, guarantee of a vote, Parliament might find itself being bypassed at the last minute.
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With most people paying their back taxes and getting legal, the existing deportation apparatus will find itself targeting actual criminals, scofflaw employers, and new attempts to overstay visas or sneak across the border.
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With no clear plan for the aftermath, the UFC will find itself once again scrambling for another superfight and the undercard beneath it, without any goodwill to tap into among its slighted middleweights.
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The regal display of British soft power, with Trump and Queen Elizabeth II at the center, comes as the country find itself questioning its very identity amid a debate over exiting the European Union.
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If the nonprofit does not regain its footing, several Trump allies fear that it could find itself out-punched politically as several looming policy battles invite a raft of spending from Democratic interest groups.
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Stem will find itself competing against a variety of services and tech platforms that say they can do similar things, including Kobalt, the very large music publishing tracker funded by Google and many others.
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But there is yet another unexpected twist: In their rush to beat Trump, the party elite may find itself elevating a man who is even more radical than the person they're trying to beat.
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Microsoft could also find itself in a free speech debate with these filters, even though the Supreme Court affirmed earlier this year that First Amendment rights don't apply to private platforms like Xbox Live.
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If it doesn't remedy the situation, not only will it have dissatisfied employees, but could find itself in a lawsuit or in trouble with regulators, who can be very responsive to anonymous employee complaints.
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Without creativity, a company could find itself stuck in a rut, so make the most of these slow summer days while clients and customers are also on vacation and set up a brainstorming session.
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But that idea will find itself refined into a user experience that's tailor-made for headphones quickly because the technology is just about good enough, and the appeal for companies like Google is obvious.
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In the event Cuomo signs the bill into law, New York may find itself facing a lawsuit similar to the ones Airbnb has filed against the cities of San Francisco, Anaheim and Santa Monica.
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They hope that once hundreds of acres are under cultivation for export in the Negev Desert, and weed becomes a major crash-crop, the legal environment will also find itself in an altered state.
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Still, it seems like the costs of the Other Bets category are on the rise, and Alphabet may soon find itself losing $1 billion every three months just to keep all the divisions running.
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And given this administration's predilection for getting entangled in thorny lawsuits—like the unending litigation over the travel ban—it's quite possible that Twitter will find itself in court again, over the same issue.
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But the league's steady succession of controversies coupled with this season's TV numbers are enough to wonder for the first time if the NFL could find itself overtaken as America's top dog relatively soon.
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The discussion outlined the tough situation the Fed could find itself in should the trade disputes worsen, with U.S. businesses potentially needing to scale back hiring and consumers possibly facing higher prices on imports.
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When then-14-year-old Terra Gallo visited her aunt on Monhegan Island, Maine, in June 2013, she had no idea one summer day craft project would find itself in Europe three years later.
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Should it find itself unable to move, due to debris, small passage ways or a man-made obstacle like stairs, the drone is designed to lift off from the rear and continue the search.
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If this bill passes, it is likely that Puerto Rico will soon find itself in financial trouble again, but this time with no access to credit markets, investors having been once bitten, twice shy.
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Now that the State of Palestine has joined the ICC, Israel may find itself in the dock to answer for decades of land theft and colonization, and all the human rights abuses this entails.
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They fear that if the Texas GOP continues down the rightward path it has been following in recent years, it could find itself walking off a cliff into political oblivion like the California GOP.
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If Democrats continue to withhold their support for the stopgap spending bill and some Republicans peel off, Congress could find itself struggling to pass a bill as the clock ticks toward midnight on Friday.
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The EQC will run to 60 mph in under five seconds, packs a tech-heavy punch, and when it enters production in 2020, it will find itself in a world of increasingly fierce competition.
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And that Google, like any other giant company, is going to sometimes find itself in the regulatory crosshairs, throwing its weight around to try to get away with things that maybe shouldn't be allowed.
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If Boston also re-signs Isaiah Thomas, lands someone like Gordon Hayward in free agency this summer, and also trades for an All-Star talent, the franchise will find itself paying the luxury tax.
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A survey of chief executives at a Yale University summit conference last week found that almost half thought the country could find itself in a recession as soon as the end of the month.
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In the closing days of the campaign, Mr. Trump repeatedly, and ominously, peddled the wholly unsubstantiated theory that the election was being rigged and that the country could find itself torn apart if Mrs.
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My home, Iowa City, had two of them, each thriving; I would have been shocked to hear that in a few decades, the very concept of a mall would find itself in existential peril.
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As the latest caravan wends its way across Guatemala, Mexico will likely find itself under renewed pressure from the United States to strengthen its borders further and block the group's passage across its territory.
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Opendoor's biggest liability is all the houses it owns; if some kind of disaster were to befall Phoenix and home sales cratered there, Opendoor would find itself holding hundreds of houses it couldn't sell.
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"The chances are growing that the United States will find itself using military power chronically, and at varying levels of intensity, throughout the early decades of the 21st century," he writes in his introduction.
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"Neruda," a literary thriller about Chile's poet laureate, could likewise be helped by its higher-profile director: The multitasking Pablo Larraín also directed "Jackie," which just opened and might find itself in contention, too.
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So DxOMark may find itself revising these scores — which are themselves being mapped retroactively onto reviews already posted: Low-light performance is replacing the flash performance category, and wide angle is a new score.
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"Without meaningful structural economic reform to get this economy growing again the Treasury is going to find itself in a very difficult spot come the February budget," Jeffrey Schultz, economist at BNP Paribas, said.
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But Cox's legal advice that Britain could find itself trapped in the backstop indefinitely fuelled fears among some eurosceptics as that would undercut a key Brexit promise of pursuing an independent global trade policy.
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Montenegro is the first country in Europe to find itself in this position as its government presses on with its dream of a gleaming new highway to lead the nation to a brighter future.
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The rare split between the president and the GOP was taken as good news by some within the U.S. auto industry which would find itself in the crosshair should the tariffs to go into effect.
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What's more, the FCC, which has been repeatedly called on to investigate the matter, may find itself without the power to do anything about it, even if it does determine the carriers are at fault.
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Doc's job security isn't great, and just like last year, L.A. may soon find itself in a situation where too many players have one eye on the future instead of being all in on today.
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Anyone who's read my previous exuberance about the Pixel's camera will appreciate how massive a step forward HTC has taken to find itself in a position where I'd rank its imaging ahead of the Pixel.
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But the world spent the better part of a century learning to tame business cycles and respond to them in ways that minimised the stress on political systems, only to find itself in uncharted waters.
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But the impact of these commitments was reduced when her own attorney-general, Geoffrey Cox, advised that, even with the new documents, the risk remained that Britain could find itself unable to exit the backstop.
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Image: Lauren Topor / Flicker Creative CommonsNot all hot peppers are created equal, and few are as unequal as the Dragon's Breath chili—a new breed that may soon find itself atop the "world's hottest" throne.
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Mr Wang's book prophesies that, following the rise of Japan, other races would challenge American primacy, and the American system based on "self-defeating" notions such as liberty and democracy would find itself in crisis.
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While the dust-up between China and the US on trade may be on the road to compromise, a car as significant as the Focus may find itself on the wrong side in this scenario.
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However, with Atmos support at that kind of price, the Infini Pro could find itself in a unique position as an affordable and capable soundbar compared with higher-priced models from Sonos, Sony, and Vizio.
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It could also find itself bringing in solid box office numbers from audiences who, after distressing news cycle after distressing news cycle, may be in need of a world where people sing in L.A. traffic.
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But at the end of the day, like it or not, the Trump administration may well find itself directly or indirectly dealing with and acquiescing in the survival of the very odious North Korean regime.
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If the deal were to fail — and at the current asking price, a number of investors have privately told Recode they would not sell — Uber could once again find itself mired in the same drama.
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And if each one plays within himself while excelling at the role they're assigned, Cleveland will not only find itself back in the Finals, they'll also come armed with more stylistic options than ever before.
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She told a forum for minority bankers that while she is "not interested" in braking the economy, rates should rise "slowly but surely" or the Fed could find itself later having to raise them aggressively.
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Otherwise, it could find itself investing heavily in a market like China where it may have trouble securing significant volume if it can't find a way to work alongsideindustry giants like Alipay and WeChat Pay.
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At the moment it's unclear what will be done with the surviving rocket, but depending on its condition it could find itself on another trip — or float proudly in SpaceX folklore for years to come.
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"Tangier is gonna find itself showing the rest of us how it can be done," Erika Spanger-Siegfried, a senior analyst in the Climate and Energy program at the Union of Concerned Scientists told Gizmodo.
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Should the administration of Mayor Bill de Blasio decide to appeal, it might find itself in the awkward position of arguing that the landmarks commission was effectively powerless to stop the privatization of interior landmarks.
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" In a statement on its website, the Commission added that: "Violence can never be an instrument in politics" but also warned that if Catalonia left Spain, "it would find itself outside of the European Union.
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If that's the extent of the fix, the island is likely to find itself back in the same place after the next big storm, with taxpayers asked to spend new billions on more life preservers.
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In the hours after Donald Trump won the U.S. presidential election, anecdotal evidence pointed to a surge of support for an organization that will likely find itself the target of a Trump administration: Planned Parenthood.
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And it showcases the need for companies to monitor both online and offline conversations to get a true picture of how people feel about a brand and any controversies it may find itself embroiled in.
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It became clear that in a full-blown coronavirus pandemic, a unit uniquely equipped to cloister small amounts of new pathogens would find itself in the same position as many American hospitals: overburdened, understaffed, undersized.
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Sometimes, in other words, the government can find itself on the hook for a bailout through the curious sequence of events in which there is an explicit or implicit legal obligation to cover some losses.
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"If the debt ceiling bites, the Treasury could find itself unable to make debt payments, risking a technical default, or it could fail to make one of its regularly scheduled Social Security payments," Ashworth said.
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If the door really is now open to a sustained acceleration in wages, investors will have to factor-in the risk that the Fed could find itself dealing with an inflationary fire later this year.
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UEFA does not, however, want to find itself simply cycling between the same places every few years, further reinforcing the impression that the Champions League is a competition available to only a handful of countries.
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"I don't think it was inevitable that Sears would find itself in the position it is in today," said Arthur Martinez, who orchestrated a turnaround of Sears as its chief executive in the late 1990s.
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If first-year coach Matt LaFleur gets Jones the ball early and often and QB Aaron Rodgers can add in a splash of his old magic, Green Bay could find itself in Miami in February.
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"Despite progress, [the deficit] still exists," he said However, much of that debt is held domestically, meaning Egypt is unlikely to find itself at the mercy of foreign investors demanding higher returns on its debt.
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It's possible the government could, once again, find itself at a stalemate later this year if Congress can't agree on a long-term spending package or even another short-term one that Trump will sign.
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Correctly identifying ownership is important for companies because of implications for shareholder voting and taxation, Young said, noting that a firm with majority overseas-domiciled shareholders could find itself liable to changes in tax structures.
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If the three bills converge, the Trump administration may find itself forced to share with Congress intelligence assessments on the implications of abandoning New START and some details on its discussions with Russia and China.
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Give more of those grads a reason to stay (the way technology grads often remain near Boston and Palo Alto after graduation) and the area might find itself playing host to the next big thing.
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Another way McDonald's may find itself on the hook for soaring labor costs, according to Hottovy, could come in the form of incentives to its franchises, which make up about 90 percent of its U.S. restaurants.
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Specifically, the U.K. might find itself exempt from new EU rules that will cut the cost of using mobile phones when abroad, if its citizens vote to leave the union in the referendum on June 23.
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Kavanaugh's nomination also comes as the White House continues to find itself under the cloud of special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into Russian interference in the 22017 election, and whether there was collusion with Trump's campaign.
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If the US backs out of the Paris accord, China—whose leaders supports clean energy for economic and political reasons—could find itself setting a global example and steering developing nations toward a low-carbon future.
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"Everybody is going to be asking who is the real Donald Trump and how much of this campaign rhetoric is going to find itself into reality," said Randal Phillips, who heads Mintz Group's office in Beijing.
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The days of chugging Pabst Blue Ribbon's strangely sweet, slightly metallic, golden swill may be numbered, as the beloved beer of many a college kid and dive bar devotee could soon find itself without a producer.
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If Snap can't innovate fast enough to stay ahead of Facebook and other much-larger rivals, the company may find itself trying to generate growth out of an ever-smaller slice of the digital ad pie.
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The optimists on the Brexit side would counter that were Britain to be released from the shackles of EU bureaucracy it would suddenly find itself free to sign trade deals with other countries, such as China.
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As a sufficiently small object approached the hole, and just before it reached the event horizon, the point of no gravitational return, it would suddenly find itself in another time and place, perhaps in another universe.
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James Bullard, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, said in an interview last month that he worried conditions would remain weak and that the Fed would find itself unable to raise interest rates.
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Despite Acting Secretary of Defense Patrick Shanahan's assertion that the Department of Defense (DOD) "will not be politicized," DOD soon is likely to find itself squarely in the crosshairs of a heated political and legal debate.
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This makes it all too likely that Brazil will find itself saddled with a populist president of one form or another who will be ill-equipped and unwilling to tackle the country's serious public finance issues.
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Walden indicated the industry would find itself regulated if it didn't step up, Grassley called a top internet lobbyist to a hearing on guns, and Thune joined Walden in questioning Apple about its battery slowdowns. Sens.
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In the face of this, the United States would find itself trying to stabilize the situation while a humanitarian crisis spreads to neighboring countries that do not have the financial or governing resources to address it.
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Even a state as big, wealthy and liberal as California — with the world's fifth-largest economy and nearly 40 million people — would find itself hamstrung by money, a legal and regulatory thicket, and highly motivated opposition.
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For instance, if the rest of the world moves toward stricter rules anyway, the American market could find itself an industry laggard, ceding leadership in clean vehicle technology to markets like China or the European Union.
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But if that happens, Apple, with its almost complete dependence on factories in mainland China, could find itself at a disadvantage to its global archrival, Samsung, which makes its phones in a wider variety of countries.
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If the GOP were to once again find itself in control of both houses of Congress and the White House after the 2018 elections, privatization may snake its way into the forefront of the Republican agenda.
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Fuest said while the threat of an escalating trade war over the coming months is "dampening the mood" in Berlin, the U.S. is just as likely to find itself suffering the economic consequences of global tariffs.
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With citizens' wealth tied up in an investment whose valuation fluctuates publicly minute to minute, Saudi might find itself even more focused on ensuring maximum oil production, rather than improving the health of the general market.
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Now that the Syrian Democratic Forces has seized the oil field, it could find itself facing pro-government forces across a front line, increasing the risk of a clash between them or between their international backers.
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The subject of our cover story, "The Boys in the Band," is a good example of how a piece of art born from a specific moment can find itself newly resonant in an entirely different one.
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If the U.K. doesn't agree to the terms of the post-Brexit deal and likely transitional arrangements then it may suffer a cliff-edge Brexit and find itself trading with the EU on World Trade Organization terms.
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But with other nations pouring resources and talent into the space, DC policymakers are worried that the U.S. could suddenly find itself behind the frontier of research in the space, with particular repercussions for the defense industry.
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Whatever the model: the more successful the firm; the faster the growth; the more likely the team will find itself – at some point – looking in the rear-view mirror for a guy in Seattle named Jeff Bezos.
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If Spotify can concede a bit on the "all the music needs to be on the free tier" thing, it could find itself with a better deal as far as how much it has to pay out.
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Oculus's model of working directly with Samsung at a system level was valuable in terms of promoting the seamlessness of software and hardware, but with Daydream that model may soon find itself outdated and untenable moving forward.
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As for the costs of Trump's iconoclasm, they could eventually be paid by countries other than the US, which is unlikely to find itself facing off against a powerful neighbor seeking to annex its territory anytime soon.
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"In the absence of a notable recovery in market conditions, Salzgitter will find itself under increased pressure to expand cost cutting and restructuring measures in the year ahead," he wrote, keeping his "hold" recommendation on the stock.
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Constantinos Filis, of the Institute of International Relations in Athens, says that the Greek opposition, which could well find itself in government in a few months' time, will "sooner or later accommodate themselves to the new reality".
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I thought, why keep having brains, we should stop fixing brains and let us all die, so the shape of the world can find itself again, because this can't be the shape it was supposed to be.
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The technolibertarian beliefs of the 1990s, and the increasingly distributed nature of "software eating the world" in every industry possible, made it almost inevitable that Silicon Valley would find itself in the middle of a regulatory crisis.
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Dick Pound, chair of the investigation that led to an ongoing ban for Russian track and field athletes from Rio, was cautiously optimistic that Kenya would not find itself in the same boat as the European powerhouse.
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"The recent developments in the US-China trade war have taken a nasty turn for Huawei, which will find itself cut off from international banks," a senior loan banker at an international bank in Hong Kong said.
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Amazon's (AMZN) increased clout in retail, cloud computing and media has some wondering if the company could eventually find itself the target of antitrust investigations around the globe, similar to Microsoft (MSFT) back in the late 1990s.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Chicago's cash-starved public schools' district may be choked off from more loans and find itself unable to meet a $22014 million pension payment in June because of a deepening legal dispute with Illinois' governor.
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With more than 100 new designs from all the various PC manufacturers already in the pipeline for this year, Intel's Kaby Lake will find itself in many, if not most, of the computers sold this holiday season.
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Just as no typewriter sale could win back a MacBook owner, the fossil industry will find itself increasingly unable to compete with renewables that now make sense for the wallet, not just for the water and air.
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Otherwise, in trying to enforce a trade deal with China, the Trump administration will likely find itself more often where it least likes to be: in Geneva pleading the U.S. case before the judges for the WTO.
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It's the creme de la creme for a Lazy Sunday: There's little to no planning involved, especially concerning what to wear, since whatever we choose will inevitably find itself tossed aside at the first sight of water.
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The moment it came online, it would demand to be updated; as soon as it was, it would find itself in the same grim predicament as my device, which has been at work for half a decade.
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This open-ended investigation is a more moderate course of action against China than simply slapping tariffs on it, but if it does eventually escalate, the US could find itself reshaping global trade in a big way.
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If he fails to convince the markets that he is committed to continuity, or makes abrupt changes to the current economic policy, the country could find itself struggling to achieve even the modest growth of prior administrations.
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Iraq could also find itself caught in the middle of inflamed tensions between Iran and Saudi Arabia, following an attack on Saudi Arabian oil facilities that some have accused Iranian proxies of carrying out, per the Times.
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And with national parliamentary elections on Saturday, in which Mr. Fico's party could find itself out of power for the first time in eight years, the trial of Mr. Kocner and his associates has riveted the country.
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"It would appear that the WTO will inadvertently find itself being complicit in blowing global trade off course; further eroding its moral authority (assuming there was any to begin with), and endangering its own relevance," Varathan said.
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There appears to be a significant risk that the White House could find itself jammed on Saudi policy, given that Congress has to sign off on arms deals, for instance, and could impose sanctions on the kingdom.
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"If Taiwan doesn't care about its democracy and its freedom and sacrifices its own future to do business in China, I think it is very likely that Taiwan will find itself in a similar situation," Ko said.
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It argued that the agency improperly imagined a situation in which the insurer was in financial distress and measured the predicted impact, as opposed to considering the probability that it would find itself on the brink of bankruptcy.
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Boeing became embroiled in a trade spat last year when it claimed Canadian planemaker Bombardier had billions of dollars in illegal government subsidies, only to find itself getting drawn into a row with the UK over Bombardier jobs.
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The United States could find itself with few friends in the Middle East if Republicans pass a border tax without carving out loopholes for oil imports, Helima Croft, RBC Capital Markets global head of commodity strategy, said Thursday.
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With cathartic and powerful songs like "Only Rain" to the downtempo grief-stricken strings and sweet harmonies of "Tangerine", Down in the Dark is thick enough and deep enough to find itself evoking a wide range of emotions.
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For some years, at least, the United States will find itself allied to a Britain that, having lost an empire and found one role – inside the EU – will now be struggling to find yet another role – outside it.
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Vivian's outfits may be back in style (and if her salmon-colored bermuda/blazer combo just happened to find itself in my closet, I would not object), but the gender dynamics portrayed in the film certainly are not.
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If, as seems likely, Britain leaves the EU's customs union on quitting the organisation, it may well find itself trying to negotiate new trade terms at a time when economies around the world are pulling up the drawbridge.
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But there's reason to believe that the Corps should be ready to welcome new members who are being introduced to Carol for the first time — and perhaps find itself ready to punch holes in the sky once again.
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We suspect Lennar will likely find itself in a position to re-endorse its earlier guidance for 2165,214+ home deliveries in FY22020 (+11% y/y), but have grown incrementally more concerned about the company's margin outlook this spring.
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A powerful story of a community's courage in the face of terror, Patriots Day could find itself a dark horse in this year's awards race when it opens in Boston, New York and Los Angeles on Dec. 21.
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The Trump administration will also find itself facing off, however, with a transparency mechanism with which few of them have previously had experience and that is available to the public as a whole: the Freedom of Information Act.
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Nor is it necessarily good for the long-term health of the market, which could find itself starved of the cash it needs to thrive if the roughly 75 million Millennials don't start putting money in more aggressively.
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As defense minister, the prince has taken a hard line with Qatar, Iran and Yemen -- and the US should expect to find itself increasingly caught up in the ebb and flow of the region's ever-increasing political tensions.
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Should the country find itself strained to handle a currency collapse and a crisis on its southern border as a result of these latest tariffs, relations between Turkey and the West could be bruised for a long time.
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Concerns about the pace of those talks — and the possibility that Britain could find itself without a trade deal with the remaining 27 countries in the bloc — have cast a shadow on the future of the British economy.
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The Shed will soon find itself competing not only with existing cultural institutions for philanthropic support, but also new ones, including the multidisciplinary, flexible theater (sound familiar?) being built at the World Trade Center site, the Ronald O.
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With this information—the amount of soot and the rate at which it is falling—scientists estimated that it would have taken between 10 million and 100 million years for that proverbial snowy field to find itself sullied.
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The country continues to find itself stumbling as it attempts to leave the European Union, with two successive Conservative Prime Ministers -- Theresa May and now Boris Johnson -- failing to get a Brexit deal through a severely fractured parliament.
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The UK could find itself outside the European Union if Brits vote for a Brexit on June 23, and policy makers, central bankers, and experts fear that Britain leaving the EU could cause catastrophic shocks to the economy.
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MetLife has argued that the agency improperly imagined a situation in which the insurer was in financial distress and measured the predicted impact, as opposed to considering the probability that it would find itself on the brink of bankruptcy.
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"It shows our will, and power to turn the will of Beijing," she said, but voiced concern the pro-democracy movement would find itself with an even less desirable chief executive, Regina Ip. "We are very worried," Lau said.
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Many believe the unit offers value to CME, which already operates clearing businesses in the US and the UK, and could find itself shut out of the European Union if Brexit negotiations shut the door on single market access.
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For Britain, much is at stake, too, as it could find itself outside the bloc's single market, and the United States and other major powers have already said they think the British would be better off remaining a member.
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It recovered from a dust-up with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, which in 2013 ordered it to cease sales and marketing of its tests, only to find itself a target of the New York Times editorial board.
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This White House, for all the loyalty of Trump's fervent political base, could soon find itself facing up to any of these realities if it allows the myriad crisis facing the President to spin any further out of control.
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If you think about fascism as a sliding scale, ordinary conservative politics is going to find itself somewhere on that scale — which is not to say that it's fascist at all, any more than ordinary Democratic politics is communist.
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How many times has the sun burst through the clouds, offering up that crucial ray of light for the photograph I've been waiting for, only to find itself hitting the light meter of a DSLR full of dead batteries?
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But if Brazil experiences normal - let alone fantastic -weather from now through March, the country may find itself in a similar situation as the United States at present - with a much bigger bean crop than it could have fathomed.
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The handful of companies with the very best shirt-making robots will win the market, and any company that can't afford to develop shirt-making robots, or isn't very good at it, might find itself left in the cold.
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Uber continues to find itself in the spotlight over unflattering incidents, ranging from a pedestrian being struck and killed by one of its self-driving vehicles to a CNN investigation into sexual assault and abuse by ride-hailing drivers.
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They feel, in short, like real people—an impression reinforced by excellent performances from the four principals—and the audience will almost instantaneously find itself willing them to succeed, desperate for them to evade all the men who mean them harm.
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"I think of it as similar to that of a drawing practice — a body of work where I can explore, discover and find material potential that may or may not find itself into the larger installations that I do, " said Ruhwald.
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With Enria's chances seen dimming, Italy could also find itself without a seat on the ECB's six-member Executive Board for the first time since the introduction of the euro when Draghi's term as ECB President expires in October 2019.
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While the former Soviet republic is unlikely to find itself in urgent need of the frozen money soon, the freeze may limit its ability to manage a large part of the fund's portfolio, which is mostly invested in high-grade bonds.
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As it does, Good Eggs will find itself competing for customers with the local farmers market, as well as giant competitors like Amazon and Whole Foods and heavily funded startups such as Instacart, which has raised $1 billion in investor money.
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This is truly an exceptional situation for a party to find itself in, with the two most recent Republican presidents declining to endorse and the sitting speaker of the House announcing he's "not there yet" with regard to supporting the nominee.
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On the Supreme Court, however, the consequence is different: The court proceeds with eight justices, raising the possibility that, by reason of a tie vote, it will find itself unable to resolve the significant legal issue presented by the case.
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The surprise decision by Third Avenue Management last month to close down a junk bond fund because it could not meet investor demands for cash has heightened fears that an emerging market bond fund could find itself in a similar position.
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Whether the electoral map plays into the hands of Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump, America will find itself retreating into illiberal, inward-looking policies, led by either one of the two least-inspiring candidates D.C. has ever managed to cook up.
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Washington and Mexico City reached a deal on Friday to avert the tariffs, removing for the time being at least the prospect that the United States would find itself in trade wars with two of its three largest trading partners.
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Washington and Mexico City reached a deal on Friday to avert the tariffs, removing, at least for the time being, the prospect that the United States would find itself in trade wars with two of its three largest trading partners.
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"If we were to give it, the European Union could find itself in breach and the responsibility for avoiding a hard (Irish) border in that case would potentially shift to the European Union rather than the United Kingdom," he said.
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Thus, in the worst-case scenario the Fed could find itself tightening policy to put a lid on inflation while the rest of the economy continues to grow at a mediocre pace, all while the financial markets remain in tumult.
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If Twitter comes up against these two behemoths – which have investors willing to give them time to invest money – it could find itself outbid on some content, which could put a spanner in the works of its 24/7 content plan.
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If Twitter took a more active banning role beyond what's legally required, it would find itself in the same position as Facebook, with every deactivation a reminder of the platform's stifling control over the open discourse it claims to promote.
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It's the kind of company that would find itself difficult to sell without compromising its business model, so an attractive offer from a company like SoftBank is about as good a return for its shareholders as it could hope for.
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And then there's the remarkable coincidence of the find itself: the purple frog lives underground all year, only emerging for about two weeks during the monsoon season to lay thousands of eggs in the rock pools that form after the rains.
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With Officer Nero's trial, a city that is working to move forward will find itself looking back into the first moments of Mr. Gray's arrest — some of which were caught on widely circulated videos, taken by bystanders, that fueled public outrage.
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If Mr. Chooi's contract is extended the Met orchestra could find itself with a Canadian flavor: the Montreal-born conductor Yannick Nézet-Séguin will become music director designate in the 2017-18 season, and music director in the 2020-21 season.
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Following the Trump-Kim summit, Congress will find itself juggling two somewhat conflicting briefs: giving the president space to make diplomatic headway while ensuring that significant concessions to North Korea do not precede steps toward implementing a rigorous verification protocol.
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But either major American industries would have to figure out how to restructure themselves to rely less on the movement of goods across borders, or the United States would find itself poorer and more of an island in the global economy.
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In other words, it's worried that if it were to keep interest rates low for the next few months, it might find itself with surging inflation in 2018 — and be forced to raise rates more drastically to deal with the problem.
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At a time when Hollywood is under intense pressure to avoid stereotypes and to promote diversity from every possible angle, "Will & Grace" — once seen as the epitome of diversity on television — could actually find itself assailed for being behind the curve.
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Technology and tastes move quickly in the video game world, and if a team is too late entering the fray on the Next Big Game, it can find itself competitively disadvantaged, as well as missing out on funds and fans.
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In a dispute with South Korea over Seoul's decision to let the United States deploy an antimissile system, China struck a hard line against the country — only to find itself a year later in a losing position with limited options.
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It is easy enough to see why Tennessee would find itself an underdog, but at this point there is no denying that Coach Mike Vrabel has found a fairly special formula for success — his unusual offense and his opportunistic defense.
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Given the uncertainties of American policy toward Russia, which has moved from warmth from Mr. Trump as a candidate to something more antagonistic, Germany might find itself serving as an intermediary despite its own qualms over the Trump administration's foreign policy.
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If the company is unable to boost its cash flow, it could find itself in an increasingly precarious financial position, in which a sale or merger is one of the few paths for the company to remain viable amid fierce competition.
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"A loose fiscal policy in 2020 would overburden monetary policy and the central bank would find itself in a position of having to maintain a tight monetary policy through strict control of money market liquidity for a long period," BCR said.
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Without those samples, the world might find itself in a situation similar to 1918, when tens of millions of people perished from a lethal influenza strain and communities could do little more than comfort the sick and bury the dead.
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Streaming service Spotify has become the latest major web platform to find itself compelled to do something about oft-shirtless conspiracy theorist, lead-infused supplement peddler, and Infowars founder Alex Jones, removing several episodes of his podcast under policies against hate speech.
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But if Tenor can continue to expand its footprint beyond a simple independent keyboard application, it may find itself figuring out how people not only use GIFs but also how they are thinking about video as a mechanism for communicating on mobile devices.
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If it continues at this rate, Africa could become the new world's factory in the next 10-20 years, and the African middle class could find itself yanked out of agrarian poverty just as quickly as China's over the last 20 years.
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PAULINE BASTIDONHead of European policyFreight Transport AssociationTunbridge Wells, Kent As events unfold, I have the slight fear that in the end Britain won't find itself in a situation resembling the "Canada" or the "Norway" but rather the "South Sudan" option to Brexit.
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" In the current issue of Time magazine, David Von Drehle put it this way: "The G.O.P. has awakened less than a month from the Iowa caucuses and the New Hampshire primary to find itself in bed between a bombshell and a kamikaze.
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Despite all of Trump's braggadocio of "rebuilding our military like we never have before," the US seems suddenly to find itself in the deeply uncomfortable and unprecedented position of playing catchup in an arms race where Russia could begin calling the shots.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - As Snap Inc looks to gobble up a larger share of the $225 billion digital U.S. ad market, the owner of the ephemeral messaging app popular with millennials could find itself facing more demands from advertisers for reliable metrics.
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With President Michel Temer denying allegations that he condoned a bribe to silence a witness in Brazil's widening corruption scandal, the country may find itself in the position of having to remove its second consecutive leader before their time in office expires.
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Even so, Republicans are determined to get this done by the end of the year — an arbitrary deadline they have set so the party doesn't find itself entering the 2018 midterm election year without a single piece of major legislation to its name.
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The city and its police force will find itself squarely in the glare of gavel-to-gavel international media attention as an estimated 50,000 visitors—a mix of politicians and delegates, protesters and dignitaries—take over downtown Cleveland from July 18 to 21.
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"Any employer that has a rule to the contrary is going to find itself in very hot water," said Jillian T. Weiss, a professor of law and society at Ramapo College who has worked on a number of cases involving transgender workplace issues.
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However, it warned Catalonia that if it declared independence it would find itself outside the EU. Some have criticized the EU for "double-standards," saying its talk of upholding democratic values appeared hollow given its opposition to the public vote on independence.
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Thursday morning, the British pound fell to just $1.26, marking a 2.5 percent drop for the month and making life ever-more expensive for an import-heavy nation that is about to find itself facing new tariffs from its largest trading partner.
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Assuming its $85 billion merger with Time Warner is cleared, AT&T will soon find itself in charge of CNN, the cable news stalwart whose profitability — itself a crucial lure for suitors of Time Warner — relies on an international reputation for legitimate reporting.
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As a result, not only would Obama's legacy be exposed as empty rhetoric, but the new administration might find itself with an uptick in tension and violence as Palestinians react to Israeli efforts to demonstrate that it, too, can take unilateral actions.
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In the Royce and Rohrabacher districts, it appears possible that Democrats could find themselves shut out in November, while in the Issa district, there are so many viable candidates that either party could find itself without a candidate in the top two.
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The strike may find itself into more MMA training regimes, but the essence of the art is not that strike, but the graceful footwork and movement that allows Savate fighters to pull that kick off as quickly and as effectively as they do.
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Some users of the system have argued for years that the console's optical drive tends to damage discs inserted in the system and render them unplayable, and if the Court rules against Microsoft, it could find itself facing a massive class-action lawsuit.
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Fed economists have run simulations suggesting that the central bank could find itself at that point 40 percent of the time in the future, signaling an economy that frequently needs more stimulus than the Fed is able to deliver through conventional means.
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Amid this rapid rise, the big question has been: How did Zoom, a relative upstart that focuses mainly on corporate customers, find itself in the spotlight when there are so many other options out there, including Google Hangouts, Microsoft Teams, Cisco's Webex?
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If a school tips from 91 percent to 90 percent black and Hispanic, then the entire student body would suddenly find itself in a racially representative school, and the whole enrollment would count toward the city's goal of reaching 43,000 more students.
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In that case, Israel could find itself boxed into a tough spot: having to act and risk a devastating clash involving Iranians, Lebanese, Syrians and Russians — or frustratingly seeing Iran achieve yet another of its objectives by placing itself on Israel's doorstep.
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But assuming the central bank indeed cuts interest rates to try to buffer the economy from damage, it would find itself with interest rates of around 1 percent or lower, in an economy that is doing quite well, for the moment at least.
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If the Trump administration does not move to reduce tensions, it will soon find itself facing the very dilemma the nuclear deal was designed to avoid: the choice between a nuclear Iran or the need to start a war to prevent one.
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The strong 21918-magnitude earthquake that rocked Puerto Rico on Tuesday plunged almost the entire island into a blackout similar to the one following Maria, reduced some homes to rubble and triggered new fears that the government would find itself overwhelmed by catastrophe.
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As such, most predicted a Clinton White House and Democratic Senate facing off against a Republican House in the next Congress where, at best, the business community would find itself playing a combination of both offense and defense on various legislative proposals.
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It might also find itself in a difficult position in the event of the kind of natural disaster where states need to turn to the federal government for assistance; some Republicans in Congress opposed giving federal aid to New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina.
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If Wilson's Allstate is investing for social conscience rather than for profit with his shareholders' reserve fund, the insurer will soon find itself hat in hand in front of the federal government, groveling for the rest of us to bail them out.
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For its part, the NRA can either get onboard, stop its vicious attacks on those working to save lives, and return to its roots, or it will find itself even further along the road to becoming a relic its former members once celebrated.
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The British government decided not to bail out Thomas Cook, on the grounds that it would set a dangerous precedent for other companies, but Condor, an airline that is a Thomas Cook affiliate in Germany, may find itself in a more favorable position.
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Rupert Lewis, a spokesman for the Nuclear Industry Association, which represents the British civil nuclear industry, said that if Britain withdrew from Euratom, it could find itself sidelined from vital and lucrative nuclear trade agreements with the United States, Canada and Japan.
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If Iran resumes some or all of the activities it gave up, or, even worse, if it ceases cooperation with the inspectors, the Trump administration could find itself facing a choice between allowing Iran to get nuclear weapons or to bomb Iran.
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In any case, NASA may soon find itself in a strange position, since the upcoming launch vehicles of SpaceX and Blue Origin may beat SLS back to the moon — and one of them may be the first to send humans to Mars.
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"The ECB will soon find itself at a crossroads, and will have to assure the market in principle that its QE (quantitative easing) programme will continue despite the negative side effects on the financial system," said Dierk Brandenburg, senior sovereign analyst at Fidelity International.
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The story the suit tells is a strange one, although not completely unfamiliar, and outlines how a company led by a charismatic leader — Kevin Burns, Juul's former CEO — and under federal pressure can find itself on the wrong end of potentially significant legal exposure.
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"While the IMF deal should prevent a crisis in the short-term, policy will need to be tightened to ensure Sri Lanka does not find itself in the same mess again," Tan said, noting the agreement is contingent on plans to narrow the fiscal deficit.
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The company struck a non-prosecution agreement with federal prosecutors to avoid penalties as long as it refrained from committing crimes for a year — but its alleged threats to Bezos may have violated that agreement, and the company could find itself facing multiple charges.
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Should the United States find itself in a full-scale conflict with a peer adversary, attacks would be expected to include denial of service, data corruption, supply-chain corruption, traitorous insiders, kinetic and related non-kinetic attacks at all altitudes from under water to space.
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While New York has turned its season around by registering at least three goals in 10 of its last 12 games (8-2-8), Chicago owns just a 4-7-1 mark in that stretch to find itself losing ground in the Central Division.
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Citing influences like Robert W. Chambers and Lovecraft alongside Tony Iommi, these guys have made a thinking-person's record that could conceivably find itself in the hands of a greying hippy in a Rush shirt just as easily as a kid with a Sleep skateboard.
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The Communist Party, founded in 1919, took a more expansive view of both political and labor organizing, but settled into a posture of compromise during the Popular Front era, only to find itself persecuted almost out of existence with the rise of postwar anti-Communism.
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Perhaps most significant, the pound has dropped to its lowest level against the dollar in more than three decades, as currency markets continue to express concern that Britain may ultimately find itself outside the European Union's tariff-free market of around 500 million consumers.
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It's also possible, and perhaps even more likely, that Myanmar will find itself in an uncomfortable middle ground resembling that of Pakistan, where the military dominates politics and perpetuates a state of conflict along the northwest border with Afghanistan to preserve its central role.
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And, as always, China could soon find itself back in Trump's cross-hairs as media reports emerge that officials are once again suppressing case totals and refusing to test patients to preserve the narrative that they are past the worst of the coronavirus outbreak.
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Mercy Corps wouldn't be the first organization to find itself in the Turkish government's crosshairs: In November, some 375 nongovernmental organizations — including human rights organizations, women's rights organizations, student and business associations, and even sports clubs — were shuttered in Turkey under an executive decree.
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In the end, WTF could find itself on a collision course with long-established, well-funded Democratic interests like the DNC, which attracts the lion's share of fundraising dollars every election cycle, and serves as the primary conduit for bolstering office-seekers across the country.
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Ant Financial could find itself in regulators' crosshairs if it "makes the mistake" of replacing MoneyGram's senior managers – who have an appreciation for the importance of AML rules – with Chinese executives from the home office who may not consider compliance a priority, the consultant said.
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HONG KONG — Activision Blizzard became the latest American company to find itself caught between its business interests in China and the values of its core customers after it suspended an e-sports player who voiced support for the Hong Kong protests during a live broadcast.
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SAN DIEGO (Reuters) - The Federal Reserve could find itself fighting too-low inflation for years to come, San Francisco Federal Reserve President Mary Daly said on Friday, and may need a new policy framework to lift inflation back up to the Fed's 2% goal.
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But while the movie might find itself facing other PR hurdles (Gilliam has voiced some queasy opinions about #MeToo and been at the center of allegations as well), it appears that The Man Who Killed Don Quixote is at least actually shot, edited, and ready to go.
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Only after years of turning down a menu of options for further intervention did the Obama administration eventually find itself dragged into a train-and-equip program that had so many strings attached to it and came so late in the game that few fighters signed on.
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This was another design feature carried over from by Rawlinson from Tesla, where he worked for many years as leader engineer on the Model S. Like Tesla, though, the Air could find itself experiencing the same problems that come with having that much windshield: too much sunlight.
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And even Cobb County, home of the new Braves stadium — which has refused MARTA expansions into the county for decades, even as other holdouts have evolved on the topic, and which will likely find itself strangled by traffic — is apparently warming to idea of buying in.
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This means it's not beyond the realm of possibility, for example, that the United States could find itself dragged into a war with China if Beijing and Tokyo clash over the uninhabited Senkaku islands – a pile of rocks possessing no strategic interest to the United States.
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That's why you might hear some odd terminology flying around the Destiny fandom if you were to go looking these days — saying that Bungie has allegedly "fixed" Destiny or that Destiny is "back," as if it had taken a long sabbatical in the countryside to find itself.
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If Trump tries to reverse U.S. backing for the Paris Agreement to combat climate change, the United States, which has been "an astonishing leader" in pushing the deal, could find itself among a tiny pool of other reluctant nations including Syria, Nicaragua and Uzbekistan, he said.
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Weekly jobless claims in the United States have fallen to their lowest level since 1969 and the former Goldman executive noted that it is entirely possible that the U.S. Federal Reserve could find itself quickly reversing a dovish outlook that has been in place since early 2019.
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LONDON/MILAN (Reuters) - The European Central Bank is expected to absorb less than 15 percent of Italy's bond issuance in 2019, down from around 50 percent in 103, a new challenge to Rome which will find itself relying on the private sector to fund its borrowing.
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The company, which seemed to epitomize a Silicon Valley "unicorn" by shooting to a valuation of $9 billion on the promise of revolutionary technology, making a billionaire of its founder, Elizabeth Holmes, could find itself swamped as it deals with the investigations and problems in its laboratory.
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But if Amazon is able to position itself as a more attractive option for healthcare organizations through research partnerships a la its tie up with PHDA, we think Microsoft could find itself scrambling to make up ground in its fight to usurp Amazon as king of cloud.
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While Twitter is still a platform with hundreds of millions of users, Wall Street may find itself too impatient to wait for Dorsey and his team — which are regularly churning through executives — to figure out where to take the company and start with some fresh eyes.
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Though the company is branding itself more and more as a media company and less as a tech platform, and therefore not prone to the same criticisms as free services like Facebook (FB) and Google, it will almost certainly still find itself in the same harsh spotlight.
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"An insurance company may find itself out of capacity at a particular storage site where there is several billion dollars in insured art at the location," said Steven Pincus, who leads the national fine art practice at DeWitt Stern, an insurance brokerage firm based in Manhattan.
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"Babies and small children haven't been told yet that music is complicated, or difficult to understand, or boring, or any of the things that classical music can find itself fighting in modern society," said the violinist Fenella Humphreys, who has performed in Bach to Baby shows.
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It's never fun to be left out of a day celebrating the best film entertainment of the year, but the Oscars will increasingly find itself left on the outside of something, too, if trends continue -- the exciting and evolving film world people want to see celebrated.
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If the Trump economic plan is successfully carried out, the Fed is likely to find itself raising rates more rapidly than the market is currently expecting, not because inflation is rising but because the natural rate of interest is rising in line with higher potential output.
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The Warriors are a fabulous squad, of course, with their swarming switches and three-point shooting, but the previous series reminded us that a team that rides so hard on the edge of traditional professional basketball sizing can sometimes find itself yanked around on the boards.
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Qualcomm had a ton of overheating issues with that piece of silicon, sufficient for Samsung to skip using that chip at all in its Galaxy S6, and Google can't afford to find itself in a similar situation with the Snapdragon 845 or whatever there is down the line.
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"If, as we expect, eurozone growth remains below potential for longer than the policymakers currently assume, their policy response risks being less swift than it was today – in other words, the ECB may find itself on the back foot once again," analysts at BNP Paribas said in a note.
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"If, as we expect, eurozone growth remains below potential for longer than the policymakers currently assume, their policy response risks being less swift than it was today in other words, the ECB may find itself on the back foot once again," analysts at BNP Paribas said in a note.
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The changes have been so profound that some argue that the nation — founded by the elite as a project that papered over ethnicity and religion to create the concept of a modern Turk — will have to pass through a period of uncertainty and possibly chaos to find itself again.
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Another source said the idea was for Enel to remain below 50 percent of EOF capital, adding if it did find itself for a while with a majority stake it would go below half before the end of next year so it did not have to consolidate any debt.
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But trying to focus on getting a new sixth-generation fighter and putting the F-22 to bed means the US could find itself at a severe disadvantage, pitting revamped but still ancient F-15s against newer, more modern Russian and Chinese jets for the next two decades.
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The judicial system's experience with the effort to ban racial gerrymandering only to find itself sucked into a million debates over whether such-and-such a gerrymander is really about disenfranchising black people (which is bad) or just about screwing over Democrats (which is okay) is an unhappy precedent.
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If you were to ask me then -- when I was showing off my membership card -- if I could have predicted a day when the organization would find itself at odds with the friends and family members of shooting victims, I would have responded to the question with sheer bewilderment.
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The B-1B Lancer bomber, a plane designed with the ability to fly fast and low to the Earth in order to avoid enemy radars, might find itself operating at higher altitudes for the rest of its days in service, as officials weigh options to extend its lifespan.
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How has City, a team that swept the domestic board last year, managed to find itself staring up at Liverpool — who lead them by 11 points even after Saturday's 3-1 win over second-place Leicester — as Jürgen Klopp's team, now European and world champion, streaks into the distance?
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Further arming the Reaper is also something of great relevance should the Air Force find itself in a major-power air war; an ability to conduct ISR missions, test enemy air defenses and deliver weapons at greater standoff ranges would doubtless be significant in any kind of major air warfare.
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Image: HuaweiWith ZTE facing the threat of losing access to Android after being slapped with a ban from buying parts from American companies by the DoJ, fellow Chinese phone maker Huawei may find itself in a similar position, now that it, too, is being investigated for violating U.S. sanctions in Iran.
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Depending on how Brexit unfolds, Britain, which had been a rather generous contributor to global demand thanks to its whopping current-account deficit, might find itself pushed rather roughly by financial reality toward a more balanced current account—as the tumbling pound forces Britons to cut back on imports, for example.
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All the changes it flags might well be positive steps in terms of improving Uber drivers' lot but if UK judges continue to find these folks should in fact be classified as workers Uber will find itself having to shell out a whole lot more money to keep operating in Europe.
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Unless Americans take them seriously and formulate a long-term strategy for stopping this threat, rather than adopting ad hoc tactical responses, when North Korea conducts its fifth nuclear test a few years from now, the United States will find itself, like Captain Renault in "Casablanca," rounding up the usual suspects.
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That leaves the door open for someone to come in and to consolidate that more, and that presents a double opportunity for Naspers: It can either find itself getting a good deal for Avito from another buyer, or take the plunge to do it by itself using Avito as its foothold.
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More importantly, the United States could find itself with no place at the negotiating table, isolated and ignored at a time when its leadership is essential for a unified response to Iran regarding ballistic missiles, Iranian involvement in conflicts throughout the Middle East, and loose ends in the nuclear agreement.
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Visiting London in April, Barack Obama urged the British not to leave, and offered a blunt (and in the end, probably counter-productive) warning that if they did, an independent Britain would find itself at the "back of the queue" when it came to striking free-trade deals with America.
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And while that doesn't necessarily mean it's going to find itself a lap down from the rest of the field (being the flagship racer on the best-selling console is not a bad place to be), I'm not sure I remember a time when Gran Turismo had more ground to recover.
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Over the next two and a half years, the company would find itself in the same position over and over again: a nearly $212017 billion planetary force seemingly powerless against groups of employees—on the left and the right alike—who could hold the company hostage to its own public image.
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In addition to the vote after next week's recess on the star freshman's climate change plan, they say the Senate could find itself considering Ocasio-Cortez's call for a 22019 percent marginal tax rate on the nation's highest income earners, providing "Medicare for all" and abolishing Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
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Should Congress find itself unable to pass the annual National Defense Authorization Act by the November 21 deadline, the Air Force will be forced to eliminate 1,000 Joint Direct Attack Munition tail kits, 99 Sidewinder air-to-air missiles, and 665 Small Diameter Bomb II munitions from its munitions-procurement plans.
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We have a health care system that leaves millions unable to afford or access care even under normal conditions and that will now find itself short of the beds, equipment, and providers we need to treat the newly sick because it was short of the tests it needed to diagnose them.
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The country would then find itself in the grip of a new type of right-wing party — at a time when its neighbor Hungary is governed by the authoritarian Viktor Orban and when the National Front candidate Marine Le Pen has a good chance of winning the French presidency in 2017.
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But then you should also be troubled by the Corbyn-era Labour Party's tendency to find itself explaining why its members, activists and sometimes politicians are merely anti-Zionist and not actually anti-Semitic, even as their critiques of Israel or global finance blur into old-fashioned anti-Semitic cliché.
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And while this time the fate of the law itself is not in the balance, the case still has high stakes for insurers and for the Trump administration, which could find itself in the awkward position of having to pay out billions even as it fights to end the law.
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"For Ukraine there's a huge danger that it could find itself alone with its enemy the Russian Federation ... as the United States is a strategic partner in the military sphere and when it comes to pushing ahead with reforms," said Maria Ionova, a lawmaker from former president Petro Poroshenko's faction.
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Though both have looked impressive at points — especially the Cardinal last Saturday in a 38-20 victory over No. 15 Notre Dame (9-3) — it seems all but certain that the Pac-12 will find itself locked out of the top four for the second time in the playoff's four seasons.
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For the U.S. central bank, if trade uncertainty drives down business investment and starts to hurt consumer spending, it may find itself cutting rates back to zero with the economy still muddling along, forcing Powell and his fellow policymakers to weigh whether to restart crisis-era tools even outside a crisis or recession.
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Which means, if Intel, who is already hurting from this security snafu, doesn't want to find itself playing second fiddle, it will need to step up its game, because if the performance of these new Ryzen processors are as good as AMD claims than I know I'll be seriously considering a switch.
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Obama warned Britons their country would find itself "in the back of the queue" for a trade deal with the United States if they voted to leave the EU. The "Remain" camp, led by Prime Minister David Cameron, has repeatedly said that none of Britain's significant allies wants it to leave the bloc.
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Its death all but ensures that American politics will return to the very status quo that gave us Trump in the first place, and the nation will find itself in the worst possible situation: with an incompetent manager in charge, and without the benefit of the few positive policies he once promised.
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Huawei has taken steps to hedge its reliance on America, including the development of its own operating system to replace Android and its own backup chips, and you can expect that these projects will go into overdrive to ensure that Huawei doesn't find itself in a similar position again in the future.
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Without a deal, the UK would suddenly find itself in the same position as any other non-EU country which does not have special arrangements in place with the EU. It would suddenly operate under World Trade Organization rules, which would mean tariffs and restrictions on trade with its biggest economic partner.
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A buyer of LME metal such as Glencore not only has little leeway to negotiate a new revenue deal but may find itself in the frustrating position of knowing that some of its storage costs are flowing through to a possible competitor who gave the warehouse operator the metal in the first place.
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"In a world where counter-cyclical fiscal policy is constrained, business cycle volatility could rise, and monetary policy could find itself near the zero lower bound more often, potentially requiring the use of nontraditional policy tools such as asset purchases and forward guidance in order to meet monetary policymakers' economic objectives," she said.
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For Other Music to outlive its Tower Records neighbor by a matter of a decade and still find itself forced to bend to the dismal trends of the record industry feels like a sad epilogue—especially considering that the store remains pretty popular today (I stop in often and rarely see it empty).
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But there's no doubt HMD will find itself entering a battle with the likes of Apple and Samsung as it increases its presence in the U.S. Last year saw the company release a phone with a 749 euro ($825) price tag, closing in on the price of premium iPhones and Galaxy smartphones.
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Planned Parenthood receives "outpouring of support" after Trump's election Planned Parenthood receives "outpouring of support" after Trump's election In the hours after Donald Trump won the U.S. presidential election, anecdotal evidence pointed to a surge of support for an organization that will likely find itself the target of a Trump administration: Planned Parenthood.
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Israeli cabinet minister Tzachi Hanegbi said on Israel Radio that while Hamas, which last fought a war with Israel in 2014, was not responsible for the rocket fire, it needed to rein in militants from "breakaway groups" or it would "find itself in a situation where it has to contend" with the Israeli military.
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Coincidentally, one of Cat's latest breakthroughs is self-driving, or autonomous, and remote-controlled mining equipment, which could very well find itself on the moon when NASA is scheduled to return to the lunar surface in 2220, with plans to build a permanent base near the orb's south pole, part of the Artemis program.
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This year's been totally batshit insane in so many ways, when it's not been completely tragic, so who's to say that Nintendo won't find itself unable to meet demand for the NES Barely There At All You'll Really Have To Feel For It Amid All Those Cables From The Other Consoles You Don't Need Anymore.
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Should the Greens change their minds — as several in that party have argued they should — Germany could well find itself led by a woman who has spent her entire political career on the right but now heads a coalition of left-leaning parties and, freed from the C.S.U., most likely advancing center-left policies.
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The threat of armed resistance from the militia, a force trained and armed by the United States, raises the risks for Turkey as it weighs sending troops into Syria, and for the United States, which could find itself on the sidelines of a new front in Syria's war — this time between two of its allies.
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"Mansarovar Energy hopes that with the help of the national government we can rapidly define clear rules for companies and investors, to solve the legal and regulatory uncertainty that the energy sector find itself in," the company said in a statement, adding it would hold meetings with the government to decide its next steps.
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"I think she was implicitly acknowledging that while it might be impossible (to get permission) out of the current (UK) parliament, it might be a lot easier if we get a general election between now and the end of the year, and the SNP may well find itself in the kingmaker role," Curtice told Reuters.
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"If Iran will try to block the straits of Bab al-Mandeb, I am certain that it will find itself confronting an international coalition that will be determined to prevent this, and this coalition will also include all of Israel's military branches," Netanyahu said at a passing out parade for new naval officers in Haifa.
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As it moves into more of a business service role, the company may find itself butting heads against office management services like Eden or Managed by Q. It's also a tacit acknowledgement of just how crowded services-for-services has become (and yes the ouroboros of the absurdity contained in the previous statement isn't lost on me).
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While many on the left criticized the Obama administration for not taking big swings to break up America's largest banks and prosecute their executives, his administration did promulgate a wide array of rules aimed at making the financial sector less risky, less profitable, and less likely to find itself in need of a taxpayer-financed bailout in the future.
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If it's not very, very careful, Riverdale might find itself making the biggest and deadliest mistake a teen soap can make: coming out of the gate strong and vibrant and buzzy, and then burning out in season one and limping along as a shadow of its former self until it's finally put out of its misery.
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What Kehler and Feaver and others are describing are what they hope will be anomalies, in which people refuse to carry out their orders, in effect defeating the system and preventing it from doing what its Cold War creators designed it to do in order to act quickly, should the United States find itself under immediate nuclear attack.
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The irony of bringing the specter of climate change into his book so late is that Simmons has set the bulk of his novel amid the story of the doomed Franklin expedition, which set sail for the Arctic in 1845 in hopes of finding the Northwest Passage, only to find itself iced in for years on end.
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One thousand decisions led the United States to find itself refereeing the border between Syria and Turkey, but only one decision — made abruptly just over a week ago by President Trump after a phone call with President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey — led to the chaos and bloodletting that has gushed across the region in the past few days.
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If the GOP can pass healthcare legislation that reduces costs and increases competition — and if President Trump can inject a little focus into his health care message — we may witness historic Republican wins at the ballot box this fall, and the GOP will find itself in a new position of strength to govern into the future.
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Long the world's largest automaker, General Motors has watched an assortment of key competitors push past it in the global sales race this past decade and may soon find itself slipping into the No. 22015 spot behind the likes of Volkswagen, Toyota and the company that will be created by the soon-to-merge Fiat Chrysler and PSA.
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" Read more " _____ John Nichols in The Nation: "If Trump fires Mueller, as many now speculate is possible, the United States will find itself in a constitutional crisis […]" If President Trump fires the special counsel, Mr. Nichols thinks that citizens who want to protest should have a very specific goal in mind: to compel Congress to impeach.
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"The combination of strong underlying inflationary pressures and waning oil price base effects means the Fed could find itself significantly behind the curve at the turn of the year – so much so that there may be upside risks to the current dot-plot projection of three hikes by end-2017," said Viraj Patel, FX strategist at ING Wholesale Banking in London.
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First pushed years ago by Wolfgang Schäuble, Germany's current finance minister, and later taken up by Nicolas Sarkozy, one of Mr Macron's predecessors, it was advanced as a tool to manage an increasingly unwieldy EU. Today a core Europe built around the euro zone could find itself collaborating on thorny non-economic issues too, such as quotas for redistributing refugees.
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And on Monday, Mitt Romney, who ran for the presidency in 2012 with a campaign that characterized the Obama administration's stimulus spending as wasteful, proposed sending $1,000 to every adult—an idea that set off several days of chaotic debate over whether the Democratic Party had managed to find itself outflanked by the right on the question of unconditional cash assistance.
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In a thinly disguised appeal for a majority of his own, he repeatedly warned that Portugal could find itself in a similar stalemate to neighbouring Spain if the far left gained greater leverage over the mainstream PS. Spain is heading for its fourth general election in four years after fruitless coalition talks between centre-left socialists and the left-wing Podemos party.
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To really get into this show, you'll need to wade your way through a few messy episodes, but by the series' fourth hour — featuring one of the more ingenious "This is all in the protagonist's head!" gambits of recent memory — The Magicians has started to find itself, and by the final stretch of the season, it's evolved into something wholly unique.
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The scene was set for a celebration—of an unlikely champion; of a franchise that had long been good, but not quite good enough; of the notion that NBA title contention could be about more than just acquiring a handful of transcendent superstars, that with shrewd moves and a bit of luck, any team could find itself raising a banner.
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Soon, maybe this year, maybe next year, maybe during his unlikely run to the finals as a 40-year-old playing out the string on the Portland Trail Blazers, his physical form will dissipate altogether, and the whole world will find itself imbued with his power, his excellence flowing through each and every one of us as the Fifth Age of Man builds a better world.
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Posen, who served at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York in the mid-90s, said that GDP (gross domestic product) growth targets of 3 percent or more are unobtainable given current productivity and employment rates in the U.S. Add to that intended tax cuts and financial deregulation under Trump and the country will find itself trapped in a boom-bust cycle, Posen said.
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The rise of populism and the return of socialism have breached these cordons, and racism and Judeophobia have come through the breach with them — to the point where it's entirely plausible that Britain will soon find itself with a prime minister, the Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn, who has an anti-Semitism problem, even as the United States has already elected a birther to the presidency.
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Even in the face of strong resistance from Washington to the idea of the UN taking over (matched only by the UN's disinclination to do so), the British government sat on its hands, reluctant to contemplate the warning from officials that it could soon find itself "drawn into a huge commitment of UK resources for a highly complex task of administration and law and order for an uncertain period".
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The Obama administration has already adopted a policy of passivity in the face of Iran's regional aggressions and nuclear transgressions since the Iran nuclear deal (also known as the JCPOA) was announced last year; if this trend is strengthened by fears of escalation in superpower relations, a future administration is likely to find itself with its hands tied in the face of Iranian nuclearization in the years ahead.
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The stock image company is hardly unique to find itself in this position; it's a situation that the NBA has certainly had to confront in the last few weeks: The NBA should learn from Google China It's great to see Shutterstock's employees standing up for freedom and democracy, and if not finding purchase internally with their values, at least walking with their feet to other companies who value freedom more reliably.
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There is also a political and policy edge to it now since the ECB has insisted all clearing and settlement of international euro currency trading must be conducted within the European Union - even if the world's biggest forex center London were to find itself outside the bloc if Britain voted to leave the EU. Were that to happen, the major center for euro trade within the EU would probably be Frankfurt, the ECB's headquarters.
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There is every risk that Turkey, which has a less than illustrious history dealing with its Kurdish population, could find itself embroiled in a guerrilla war in Syria, an extension of its decades' old battle against the Kurdish insurgency at home led by the Kurdistan Workers' Party, or P.K.K. "Afrin is not a region easy to command for Turkey," said Ozgur Unluhisarcikli, director in Turkey of the German Marshall Fund of the United States.
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German market regulator BaFin has raised concerns about headquartering a euro zone exchange outside the EU. "German regulators are uncomfortable with the idea that the base of operations will be situated in London and given that this deal was always about the lucrative clearing operations and euro-denominated derivatives, this deal could well find itself susceptible to further regulatory tweaking in the weeks and months ahead, " Michael Hewson, chief markets analyst at CMC Markets, told CNBC via email.
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" The CRT's concern is that the proposed name, "Teslaquila," could trick people into thinking it was true tequila, which, by definition, it wouldn't be without approval from the CRT, as the organization has the right to control the designation of tequila in both Mexico and the US. Were Teslaquila, which has not yet been approved by the patent office and also may or may not be a joke, to go forward without approval, Fortune warns, the company could "find itself being sued by the Mexican government.
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President Barack Obama said on Sunday that Britain might have to wait a decade for a free trade deal with the United States if it votes in June to leave the European Union, adding to his warning on Friday that Britain would find itself at "the back of the queue" for a new trade agreement if it departed the EU. Data from betting website Betfair showed the chances of Britain staying in the EU surged on Monday to their highest since September last year, with the chances of a Brexit falling to around 27 percent, down from 37 percent this time last week.
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That added to his warning on Friday that Britain would find itself at "the back of the queue" for a new trade deal with the United States if it departed the EU. Obama's decision to intervene in the EU debate has angered the eurosceptic "Out" campaign, which has argued that Britain could easily negotiate international deals and get better terms outside the 28-nation EU. His high-profile warning built on other recent major interventions highlighting the negative economic impact of an exit, with polls showing largely deadlocked public opinion may be starting to shift in favor of the "In" campaign.
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While AT&T's proposed $2628 billion acquisition of TimeWarner is the merger most often in the news these days — in no small part thanks to President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's tweet denigrating it — the president-elect's administration will soon find itself needing to decide on an even more important merger in 28500, one that could prove critical to the future of one of his top concerns: America's manufacturing base.
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