Google is now following suit with its own policy change.
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However, a removable battery doesn't seem to be following suit.
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Now, social media users are accusing Paramount of following suit.
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Last year the Baltic states announced they are following suit.
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At least two other index providers are considering following suit.
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Perhaps the world's most powerful nation should consider following suit.
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Romania, meanwhile, is following suit, with the President considering parliament's
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Following suit, he renamed the business the Columbia Hat Company.
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Now the other Jen in his life is following suit.
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It seems that by claiming victimhood, CONCACAF is following suit.
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It seems art school and critiques are just following suit.
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Some other players in the art market are following suit.
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Six months later Mr. Watkins surprised her by following suit.
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So I don't blame people on Instagram for following suit.
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Some business, like law firm Fisher Phillips, are following suit.
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Other chains are following suit, according to the Hamburger Morgenpost.
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Instagram is following suit with its own polling feature within Stories.
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Then click here to see the beauty brands also following suit.
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And now, a NYFW mainstay, designer Zac Posen, is following suit.
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And more Texas police chiefs are following suit, reported NBC News.
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Dozens of other young firms across the country are following suit.
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Other industries, including finance, energy and manufacturing, are now following suit.
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Lexi Magnusson, 34, is following suit – but with a luminescent twist.
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So it's not surprising that corporate bio investors are following suit.
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Other places that do big business with Britain are following suit.
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Within hours, the individual conferences were following suit with their tournaments.
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Cities and school districts in Canada and Sweden are following suit.
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Other tech companies like Twitter and Coinbase are also following suit.
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A growing number of House and Senate candidates are following suit.
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Other European universities, including in France, Spain and Italy, are following suit.
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WhatsApp is following suit, and Facebook is experimenting with a Discover clone.
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In America cities including Chicago, Philadelphia and San Francisco are following suit.
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Sources say that other brands are in the process of following suit.
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Denmark's National Museum, another museum in Copenhagen, will not be following suit.
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Personal content is following suit via Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, YouTube and Dropbox.
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Following suit, RiRi later posted an image wearing a rad hot pink.
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While Indiana has the most draconian mail regulations, others are following suit.
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When Cumberbatch referred to him as "Hiddlebum" Yes, we are following suit.
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Other providers are following suit, leaving the Title X program in jeopardy.
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At the moment, it feels like the Senate Democrats are following suit.
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Several Brooklyn condominium developments with somewhat more earthly prices are following suit.
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The impact is amplified as private insurance companies are quickly following suit.
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And cities across the United States are following suit, including New York.
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Where Israel and America are aligned, American Jewry should be following suit.
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A punishing deal for Britain will discourage other countries from following suit.
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Karlie, we've always liked your style, but this time, we're literally following suit.
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But in the United States right now, the Republican Party isn't following suit.
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TMZ reported the news on Friday afternoon, with People following suit soon after.
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Other banks are considering following suit, according to individuals familiar with the discussions.
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Denmark's DONG Energy, the world's biggest offshore wind producer, sees Europe following suit.
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Unfortunately, women celebrities don't seem to be following suit in as many numbers.
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The UAE cut fuel subsidies last year, and other states are following suit.
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And the new FENTY Puma by Rihanna shoe, The Trainer, is following suit.
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Once one villager started doing it, no one could justify not following suit.
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Amex and Capital One are following suit with similar programs for eligible cardholders.
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After that, companies like Slack, Cisco, Google, Microsoft, and others started following suit.
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The iPhone ditched it in 2016, with other flagship phones gradually following suit.
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Then he becomes depressed, because his neighbors show no interest in following suit.
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The Marines are following suit, TMZ has learned, for the same reason. Capt.
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The New York Times notes that other notable attorney generals are following suit.
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But following suit and tuned into those issues, we're having a MOO Attack!
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The book is part of a trilogy, with Adulthood Rites and Imago following suit.
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Last year American Airlines and United both announced that they would be following suit.
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Now that the news is out, he's following suit with the rings off thing.
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While summer's end may be fast approaching, don't bet on nostalgia's influence following suit.
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Now other European countries are following suit and producing a range of parody videos.
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Now Walmart is following suit with a one-day shipping announcement of its own.
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His defense was met with laughter from the press, with Twitter quickly following suit.
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However, if one country devalues its currency it can lead to others following suit.
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With only nine months left until Brexit, some authorities and companies are following suit.
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All major European bourses closed higher, with the majority of peripheral indexes following suit.
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And now, nearly all Republican U.S. Senators – and most of Congress – are following suit.
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And of course, they might be confused why everyone else is not following suit.
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Fans were quick to offer their condolences, and now Styles' bandmates are following suit.
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With only nine months left until Brexit, some authorities and companies are following suit.
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Conservatives see Indiana's Medicaid program as a model, and other states are following suit.
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The Supreme Court would best serve society's interests, and copyright's purposes, by following suit.
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Now they have 20 finished products and other labs in Africa are following suit.
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Following the loss, he promptly ended his campaign, with Buttigieg following suit shortly thereafter.
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Following suit, Mr. Ryan sought on Wednesday to play down prospects of a shutdown.
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And, some organizations are following suit, pushing for legislation like the Paycheck Fairness Act.
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CEO Soren Skou told Reuters on Thursday that A.P. Moller-Maersk was following suit.
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Vinny's still committed to the keto diet and tells us Mike is following suit.
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The move drew pushback from representatives for both artists, with the music industry following suit.
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Google will reach 100 percent renewable energy in 2017; Facebook and Amazon are following suit.
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With Trump supporters threatening reporters at political rallies, we do not need Democrats following suit.
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Following suit with other banks, sales and trading revenue dropped to $0.783 billion, down 9%.
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England and Wales legalized same-sex marriage in 2014, with Ireland following suit in 2015.
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The real world was becoming ever more frightening, and television seemed to be following suit.
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Following suit, energy was the top sector drag to the downside, with 268.89 net points.
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Restaurants are following suit, with everyone from Burger King to Taco Bell offering meatless alternatives.
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And now one trading day after Goldman Sachs downgraded Costco, another bank is following suit.
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Others began following suit, acquiring the discarded horsecars and setting them up in Ocean Beach.
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And now, the 2019 Emmys are following suit and just skipping the host thing altogether.
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Following suit were Spark New Zealand and Genesis Energy gaining 1.8 and 1.7 percent, respectively.
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And, of course, the beauty industry is following suit — launching some impressive anime-style beauty products.
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Dunkin' Donuts debuted their PSL on August 29, with McDonald's immediately following suit on August 31.
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Following suit, 22% of men's gifts are exchanged while only 19% of women's gifts are exchanged.
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First, states implementing better policies that work and, after careful consideration, the federal government following suit.
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Roughly six years after the MacBook Pro went high-res, Apple's slim line is following suit.
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Other networks are following suit and also looking to the web for new series and talent.
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Now it appears that Apple is considering following suit in at least one of those areas.
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Republicans are following suit, even those who voted to repeal the Affordable Care Act in 2017.
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And the generation inheriting volatile job prospects, a gig economy, and contract pay is following suit.
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Facebook cloning Snap to death may be old news, but others are only just following suit.
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American Airlines pilots' union, the Allied Pilots Association, said it has not ruled out following suit.
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And when Amazon issues its own cryptocurrency, what's to stop other major companies from following suit?
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Smartphones and tablets will be among the first to offer 53G compatibility, with others eventually following suit.
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The President's own penchant for information warfare likely does little to deter our enemies from following suit.
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The rest of the industry is following suit, taking on entire portfolios rather than one-off cases.
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Rather, interest rates have to be pulled up by robust economic growth with the Fed following suit.
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Now other major companies, including Coca-Cola, are following suit and are talking about dropping merger plans.
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Click on to see what we're adding to our carts — we won't blame you for following suit.
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To date, two legislators have proposed laws inspired by the paper, and others are considering following suit.
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Nowadays, even video games are following suit, with different approaches to the often misconstrued world of hacking.
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Respondents see just a 10 percent probability of the Fed following suit, unchanged from the April survey.
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And some organizations around the country are following suit, pushing for legislation like the Paycheck Fairness Act.
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Ask yourself: Do you really need to go to the supermarket, or are you just following suit?
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Major indexes in mainland China have so far avoided following suit, though they have still recorded declines.
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The Patriots did the same in Super Bowl LIII, and opponents in 25 are unsurprisingly following suit.
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Virginia established the first forensic DNA database in 1989, with the federal government following suit in 1994.
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Another choreographer, Wayne McGregor, backed out of a scheduled commission, and Mr. Maillot seriously considered following suit.
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We were almost too early [in expanding there], but now more and more countries are following suit.
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Other states like Virginia are following suit and will soon have state-wide resilience chiefs as well.
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But now, networks like Nickelodeon that championed weirder, more adult-friendly 90s kid shows are following suit.
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In the aftermath of the shooting, other Republican state lawmakers from Wisconsin and Florida are following suit.
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It will lead to more antibiotic-resistant gonorrhea and could contribute to syphilis and other infections following suit.
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But the hardware is following suit, as 3-D printers are now much cheaper and easier to use.
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As a result, various cryptocurrencies fell, with bitcoin dropping below $6,000 and multiple other digital assets following suit.
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With this major push towards body positivity in New York, here's hoping more international brands begin following suit.
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Image: APSocial feeds are getting cluttered with posts no one asked for, and unfortunately, Instagram is following suit.
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Of course, Apple recently brought the feature to its smartwatch, and others are no doubt following suit soon.
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But with Gucci leading the charge (and fast fashion stores following suit) princess-worthy shoes are catching on.
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West's support for Trump quickly drew criticism from fans, and it seems that his friends are following suit.
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After all, if France were to devalue, what would stop the Italians or the Greeks from following suit?
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In June, Hawaii became the first state to ban the chemical outright, with other states considering following suit.
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Denmark considered following suit but a panel of experts recommended in favour of letting the sleeping dog lie.
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Nintendo has turned the mini-console into a trend, with the likes of Sony and Sega following suit.
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Beatriz came out publicly on Twitter in July 2016, following suit to Aubrey Plaza in her Advocate interview.
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While power utilities have been leading the way on alternative revenue streams, water utilities are now following suit.
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Burundi's leader this week signed a decree to leave the ICC, and Kenya's parliament is considering following suit.
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Shadow is going to expand to the U.K. and Germany in 2017, with other European countries following suit.
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While Dubai has been at the forefront for many years, other countries in the region are following suit.
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Today, the company is following suit with a launch of Messenger Lite on iOS, again just in Turkey.
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Fund managers expect frontier issuers such as Togo to sell euro bonds, with other African countries following suit.
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And re-contouring surgeries are following suit, with about 45,000 people electing to have them done in 2014.
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HTC is finally following suit, unveiling what it's calling the "HTC Sense companion" at a launch event today.
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AT&T eventually got its waiver and launched the Wi-Fi calling feature, with Verizon later following suit.
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Germany's Volkswagen and France's Renault have both committed to returning to Iran, with many other firms following suit.
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Dozens of other banks and financial institutions are following suit, giving windfalls to tens of thousands more employees.
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"I think that deserves a standing ovation," he added, with the crowd following suit by standing to applaud.
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The model has proven so appealing, other startups are following suit with their own ISA-based business models.
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Now, chefs across the country are following suit, and berbere is popping up in all kinds of cuisines.
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But now several other cities are following suit, and California is considering a limited ban on the technology.
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At the same time, Arab states are restoring relations with Damascus and European countries are considering following suit.
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Nearly two months later, as outbreaks grow in new epicenters around the world, other countries are following suit.
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Firefox became the first browser to implement DoH — with others, like Chrome, Edge, and Opera — quickly following suit.
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More states should consider following suit — or enact other stabilization measures independent of unreliable (and counterproductive) federal efforts.
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Trump, who has expressed dissatisfaction with Tillerson a number of times over the past year, is following suit.
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Many officials who until very recently were still prostrating themselves before the presidential portrait are now following suit.
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Now, other publishers are following suit, though most are retaining at least some private offices for senior staff.
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A week after Sonos added long-promised Google Assistant integration to a pair of speakers, Bose is following suit.
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Sulaiman's organization was the first major boxing body to take this stance with the IBF following suit shortly afterwards.
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City and state lawmakers have historically led the way on major political reforms, with the federal government following suit.
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The Netherlands, Canada, South Africa, and Spain started the movement in the early 2000s, with many countries following suit.
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The state also prohibits the sale of products from these inhumane systems, and other states are now following suit.
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Walt Disney World was the first to implement the recast with Anaheim, California, and Paris, France, soon following suit.
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Now her daughter-in-law, Princess Kate is following suit – having worn several of the British couture house's designs.
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Netflix has found an audience for all kinds of quirky original animated programs, and its competitors are following suit.
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Singaporean bike service oBike withdrew from the Australian market in June, with Chinese company Ofo following suit in July.
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The charity built latrines for them, then gently (and sometimes not so gently) shamed wealthier villagers into following suit.
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It has met with success in New Zealand and Australia, and now Europe is reportedly close to following suit.
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According to O'Neil, Teevens raised the the idea of other Ivy League teams following suit with his fellow coaches.
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From there, official relations, trade and travel ties were scrapped, with several of Saudi Arabia's Gulf allies following suit.
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After Microsoft showed that having a personal assistant on your laptop is actually pretty nice, Apple is following suit.
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Each nation submits its own plan for reducing emissions, but the U.N. can't punish it for not following suit.
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Now, the US Navy is following suit by ditching their pixelated blue uniform in favor of a new pattern.
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Creator Armando Iannucci moved on to other projects after four seasons with the show, with several writers following suit.
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But it turns out, when one kid starts making bad choices, the likelihood increases of the other following suit.
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Three years after Uber launched the ability to play music during your ride, Lyft appears to be following suit.
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Following suit, it was recently announced that Samsung received approval to test its self-driving technology in South Korea.
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Considering how obsessed the Kardashian-Jenner family is with all things beauty, it's no surprise North is following suit.
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According to Buckmaster, Sad Day is the "first of its kind," and now several other clubs are following suit.
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While the headcount, assets and interest appear to be growing, it doesn't appear that the returns are following suit.
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Now a number of businesses are following suit, encouraging their employees to work when their bodies are most awake.
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The House is expected to vote on the measure this week, with the Senate likely following suit next week.
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More elected Democrats are following suit as Republicans struggle to get their deeply unpopular health care bill past Congress.
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Now, Miley Cyrus and her new rumored girlfriend, Kaitlynn Carter, are following suit with a string of dainty tattoos.
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Several Aussie tennis stars have already been inspired by Nick's gesture -- and are following suit with ace-based donations.
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China, the world's largest car market, is following suit; it's currently working out the details of its own plan.
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The Senate voted to repeal the rules under the Congressional Review Act, with the House following suit on Tuesday.
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Emma Thompson has set an honorable example, but it will take many more following suit to see substantial change.
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First, these are rare examples, for a reason: The public blowback was fierce, scaring other providers from following suit.
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The last time the S&P and Dow hit record intraday highs without the Nasdaq following suit was Dec.
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Other governments, particularly China's, are following suit, or in the case of the UK, guaranteeing a purchase price for electricity.
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Tesla has been offering over-the-air software updates for a long time, and other automakers have been following suit.
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The new rules were put in place ahead of the 2004/05 season, with the Scottish Football League following suit.
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He did not elaborate, but Arab countries want Washington to retract its decision, and to stop other countries following suit.
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The EU considers it vital that Britain not be seen to profit from Brexit, to dissuade others from following suit.
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New sitcoms tackle current affairs with increased daring, while some older ones, such as "Betoch" ("Families"), are tentatively following suit.
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Warren's call for impeachment proceedings could foreshadow other national Democrats -- including additional presidential candidates -- following suit in the coming days.
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And when Hannah spent the second season away from Adam dating lots of other dudes, I was unwittingly following suit.
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Unfortunately, the video ends on a massive cliffhanger after the squirrel dashes behind a building with the crow following suit.
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The work of agents like Parker is ever-important, with air travel on the rise and aircraft services following suit.
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Qatari energy minister Mohammad bin Saleh al-Sada said the joint decision was contingent on other major producers following suit.
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If, or when the emission standards are relaxed, however, California, and perhaps a dozen other states, won't be following suit.
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Japan's biggest newspaper, the Yomiuri Shimbun, said this week that care homes for the mentally ill might consider following suit.
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With the rise in cyberattacks, large businesses have already started adopting this strategy—and many small firms are following suit.
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Despite flashes in these playoffs, 2015 first-round picks Terry Rozier and R.J. Hunter are in danger of following suit.
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Dan shoots a lot of guns, and I was looking forward to following suit, but apparently they're not my thing.
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Currently, the version featured in Lemonade is completely sold out and the pink and iridescent options are quickly following suit.
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All Madrid schools and universities have now been shuttered for at least 14 days, with other regions later following suit.
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It did not always go smoothly, with some election workers staying home and hundreds of thousands of voters following suit.
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However, predictably, their passage resulted in a dramatic increase in lobbying by tech companies to avoid other states following suit.
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Palm Beach County appeared to be following suit, with an increase of about 6 percent, according to a recent report.
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The Senate passed the revised bill by unanimous consent, with the House following suit without objection about an hour later.
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The states planning to start their own plans were happy, and other states have been expressing interest in following suit.
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Following suit with its Portuguese neighbor, Spanish airline Iberia recently introduced a stopover program centered around its hub in Madrid.
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If South Australia's conservative opposition blocks the measure in parliament, it will likely dissuade other state governments from following suit.
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Fortunately, stakeholders in every region of the country have recognized the need for a change, and Congress is following suit.
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Deloitte even predicts that passenger-carrying drones will be commercially available by 206, with traditional flying cars following suit by 2022.
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Almost a year since Microsoft brought Cortana to Windows 10, Apple is following suit with Siri for the newly rechristened macOS.
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Then, call up your colorist and get a packet of pro-approved clip-ins for when you feel like following suit.
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Fitbit was the first to include menstrual cycle-tracking on its Fitbit Versa smartwatch in 2018 and now Apple's following suit.
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The iPhone X kickstarted the trend of using gestures for navigating around the software and now Android Pie is following suit.
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Now US and European issuers are following suit, looking to attract Asian orders at tight spreads despite the logistical difficulties involved.
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Other countries are following suit: Luxembourg passed a similar measure last year and earmarked €200m to invest in space-mining companies.
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The groom sported his black Blues and Royals military uniform, with his older brother and best man, Prince William, following suit.
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A day after India's largest wallet app Paytm entered the credit card business, local ride-hailing giant Ola is following suit.
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The EU sees it as vital that Britain not be seen to profit from Brexit to dissuade others from following suit.
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Last month, Moonstone was made a permanent part of the famed brand's collection — and now, the clear gloss is following suit.
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Other Rubio surrogates are following suit, such as conservative Arizona congressman Matt Salmon, who on Sunday said he would choose Cruz.
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Wicks is now following suit and moving into academia, joining Northwestern University's Segal Design Institute as a full-time faculty member.
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Farhad: On the other hand, this could end up badly for them if a bunch of other cities start following suit.
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Other countries are following suit: Britain, Norway and Denmark plan to require companies to disclose ultimate ownership, so-called beneficial ownership.
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Following suit after Dr. Marten's platformJadon boot, the footwear brand expands its shoe range with an all-new Sidney Platform silhouette.
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The state of Texas recently passed anti-sanctuary legislation forbidding sanctuary policies across the state, and other states, are following suit.
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But Vogels balks at the idea of some other piece of AWS following suit and getting made into its own unit.
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The European Commission, which is already seeking sanctions against Poland and Hungary for flouting democratic values, fears Romania is following suit.
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A simple gut check can go a long way if you're not sure if you're being irrational or just following suit.
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Both states have issued stay-at-home orders, and other states, such as Connecticut, New Jersey and Illinois, are following suit.
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Each dial turns smoothly enough that you're able to easily adjust either metric with the speed or incline quickly following suit.
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The 58-year-old Diaz-Canel opened his own Twitter account in October, with a slew of government officials following suit.
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China and India, the largest buyers of Iranian oil, will continue making huge purchases, with Turkey and perhaps Russia following suit.
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Leonard Cohen was following suit: an elderly man, full of sap, singing his heart out for hours, several nights a week.
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The first step of that two-step process will begin this week in the Senate with the House following suit shortly after.
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Hilary and Haylie Duff are not only siblings but also best friends — and now, it seems, their next generation is following suit.
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Following Google's recent Android ban and Qualcomm and Intel cutting ties with the Chinese company, more popular tech giants are following suit.
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More profound changes for football may be on their way; other contact sports, such as soccer and hockey, are slowly following suit.
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Following suit, Mr Posner and Mr Weyl want to expand and refine markets, putting them to work for society as a whole.
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Vuitton launched its online business in China in mid-2017 - just after Kering-owned rival Gucci - with Prada and Hermes following suit.
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A little over a month after Facebook updated its advertising policy to include a blanket ban on cryptocurrency, Google is following suit.
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Some companies in the UK are following suit, such as Agent Marketing in Liverpool and accounting firm Bright Horizon Cloud in Dorset.
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Although every episode of The Real Housewives of New York is jam-packed with drama, the Countess' wedding won't be following suit!
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And now, following Japan's move to support NFC scanning on iPhones, a report from Macerkopf says Germany is planning on following suit.
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He claimed that Sunday's episode of Thrones was such a hit that now other shows are following suit and reviving beloved characters.
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Apple has been touting for years that its products excel because it builds both software and hardware; now Google is following suit.
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Google makes a solid case for modular phones, and other players, most notably LG, are already following suit with some limited modularity.
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Now, OkCupid is following suit—announcing white supremacists will no longer get a chance to look for love on the dating site.
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Professional baseball could be following suit, with MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred saying this year that the organization would be rethinking its position.
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Other states are following suit: In the last five years, 162 providers offering abortion services have been forced to shut their doors.
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Other rapidly urbanizing African countries are following suit, with middle classes often queuing at fashionable fast food restaurants like Kentucky Fried Chicken.
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Other states are following suit -- in the last five years, 162 providers offering abortion services have been forced to shut their doors.
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The state Senate passed the nearly 900-page legislation early on Thursday morning, with the House following suit later in the day.
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What was once considered anti-choice extremism is now the party platform of the Texas GOP, and other states are following suit.
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Sudan has closed its borders, becoming the first African country to do so, but more nations on the continent are following suit.
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Now his family is following suit, selling 11 big-ticket works at Christie's New York, spread over two evening sales in May.
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Germany's 10-year benchmark yield was up 0.5 basis points at -0.41%, with the rest of the euro zone market following suit.
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But the Trump administration will not be following suit, a Department of Health and Human Services official told The Hill on Wednesday.
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Meanwhile, Faraday's parent company has been busy launching its own electric vehicle and an autonomous taxi and it seems Faraday is following suit.
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Around 50 politically appointed ambassadors will be following suit, Kirk Wagar, the outgoing U.S. ambassador to Singapore, told CNBC on Wednesday—himself included.
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Juncker has outlined a possible "multi-speed Europe", in which some member states could deepen their integration without the whole bloc following suit.
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Ed Sheeran is following suit with U2 ... he just cancelled his show this weekend in St. Louis amid rising protests throughout the city.
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Spotify added support for this feature earlier this month, and now YouTube is following suit with support from its own music streaming service.
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China's neighbour India is following suit—though its lines are being built by European and American companies, namely ABB, Siemens and General Electric.
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Several angry E-Trade customers ranted on Twitter about the company not immediately following suit, with several threatening to take their business elsewhere.
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While all of that seemed unlikely to have any significant impact on AWS for the short term, other retailers could be following suit.
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The Monmouth County district voted the Republican ticket in 2008 and 2012 — and residents who spoke to PEOPLE appeared to be following suit.
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A day after John Oliver lit up the Internet with his glorious takedown of Donald Drumpf, other late night hosts are following suit.
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Some euro zone leaders back the idea of letting some member states push ahead with further integration without the whole bloc following suit.
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It all started with the resignation of Merck CEO Kenneth Frazier, which led to a domino effect of other top CEOs following suit.
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Following suit, the International Olympic Committee ruled that women with hyperandrogenism would be allowed to compete in Rio without reducing their testosterone levels.
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The Democrats' much ballyhooed "Blue Wall" crumbled spectacularly in 22018 as Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin all turned red, with Minnesota nearly following suit.
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The first confirmed case in Japan was identified in mid-January, with South Korea, Taiwan, Singapore and the US following suit within days.
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GREENPORT: Claudio's, under new management, has opened for the season; Claudio's Clam Bar and Crabby Jerry's are following suit, 111 Main Street, claudios.com.
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The email added that the agency will be starting "inspections and surveillance of manufacturers and retailers" to make sure companies are following suit.
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She stopped flying on airplanes in 2015, with her mother, opera singer Ernman, following suit a year later, according to the New Yorker.
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Some shoppers may be following suit, purchasing popular cricket flour and protein bars from manufacturers like Chapul in specialty shops and on Amazon.
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Though not wide publicized or streamlined as other airlines, Emirates does offer a stopover program, following suit with fellow Emirati carrier Etihad Airways.
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He believed that modern humans could learn how to eat healthier by following suit of our Paleolithic ancestors — hence the name Paleo diet.
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Novartis said it would charge for Kymriah only if patients responded within a month of the treatment, but Gilead is not following suit.
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Clearly, the main messaging from the administration is aimed at casting doubt on the whistleblower, and Senate Republicans aren't shy about following suit.
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Russia used Kosovo as a precedent in recognizing breakaway regions of Georgia, and accused the United States of hypocrisy for not following suit.
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And now, Pur Cosmetics is following suit — launching a makeup palette that's so bright and colorful, it's make Princess Poppy and King Peppy proud.
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The rest of the country is now following suit; for the first time since 24 real prices are falling year-on-year (see chart).
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European governments have stepped up efforts to reduce plastic waste littering land and sea, and companies across the food supply chain are following suit.
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The feds are following suit, looking to modernize their technologies and processes, and even seeking to push the development of AI in specific directions.
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In 2017, Sweden cut its tax rate on electricity for data centers by 97 percent, with Norway following suit to compete with its neighbor.
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Now UberRush, Uber's delivery service for merchants in New York, Chicago, and San Francisco, is following suit and will soon be out of business.
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Apple first dismissed the majority of the listed iPhone vulnerabilities in a statement last night, and now Google and other firms are following suit.
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And the U.S. has been trying to coax other countries to avoid using Huawei's 5G equipment, with Australia, New Zealand and Japan following suit.
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And the new generation of planners and lawmakers are following suit across the world, instead of just pushing for more cars and better roads.
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Brad Pitt is following suit with Kim Kardashian and returning to his normal life again in the middle of his divorce from Angelina Jolie.
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Facebook outlines plans to curb anti-vax conspiracy theories In the wake of Pinterest removing anti-vaccine content from search, Facebook is following suit.
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In fact, some carriers like American Airlines, United Airlines, and Southwest Airlines already limit reclining to two inches in coach, with Delta following suit.
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But as artists begin to speak out about the struggles that are particular to black people, mental health services seem to be following suit.
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Estonia as a whole has been following suit, and last year set the ambition of becoming the first country with free public transport nationwide.
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League of Legends will run at 144 frames without a hiccup, with other optimized titles like Overwatch and Counter-Strike: Global Offensive following suit.
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It's set the precedent for the fabric du jour, with an array of designers following suit, incorporating the delicate material into their own collections.
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Anglo American fell over 53 percent at the close, with Glencore, BHP Billiton and Arcelormittal following suit, all closing 1.5 percent or more down.
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Most recently, United Airlines said it was extending flight cancellations through the first week of November, with American Airlines following suit earlier this week.
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Marshall's 85033 waiver exempted him from the code, and not following suit would mean that Mattis could theoretically be court-martialed as Defense secretary.
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France, Belgium and Spain have all sold 50-year bonds this year, locking in record low borrowing rates, and Italy is considering following suit.
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European diplomats, who are seeking sanctions against fellow east European states Poland and Hungary for flouting democratic values, are concerned Romania is following suit.
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Additionally, Clapper noted, the United Kingdom eliminated its "confidential" level of government secrecy in 2014, so following suit would "align" the two countries' systems.
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Following in the well-heeled footsteps of successful brands like the Brooklyn-based Greats, three others are following suit with their own unique designs.
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Events not organized by the city are also following suit, like San Francisco's monthly non-sexual cuddle party that was slated for March 14.
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Some prodding from Noah leads Anton to stage an impromptu walkout in protest of the school's policies, with most of the school following suit.
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Now other principals, such as Gary Cohn, are following suit, and saying that even more private money could be accessed if permitting becomes easier.
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De Beers last year began marketing laboratory diamonds as jewelry for the first time, but Ivanov said that Alrosa has no interest in following suit.
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If Mark Zuckerberg is covering up his webcam at work, does that mean we should all be following suit and covering up our webcams too?
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Most of its batteries are glued in or attached with adhesives, and other manufacturers are following suit in an attempt to make their products thinner.
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Following suit with the U.S. State Department's travel advisory against visiting China, the WHO has labeled the China region as a "Very High" risk assessment.
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Two other major retailers in the United Kingdom are now following suit, the Guardian reported on Friday, with bans set to take effect in March.
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The United States has forced foreign banks operating there to set up holding companies with their own capital, and the European Union is following suit.
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Now, VanZant is following suit ... with the UFC fighter saying all she can do is continue to break female stereotypes to silence morons like Fury.
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The company is killing Skype 7 support on the desktop on November 1, following suit for mobile and tablets two weeks later on the 15th.
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Call it Reprisal, perhaps, though Britons should not take it personally; warnings of woe for those leaving will aim to discourage others from following suit.
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The Australian dollar fell 0.3 percent to $0.7556, as the Fed's rate rise underlined that the Australian central bank remains some way from following suit.
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US futures were following suit, with the Nasdaq up 0.7% while both the S&P 500 and the Dow Jones Industrial Average were up 0.5%.
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But Vietnam's government, which aims for a measured approach towards its largest trading partner, China, had not spoken recently of the possibility of following suit.
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"[Merchandise] rebalancing is beginning to yield results at core Chico's, and we see the other divisions following suit," he said in a note to clients.
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Bailey's hope, and mine too, is that other small towns will recognize their power to shift hearts and minds everywhere and will consider following suit.
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They're having sponsorship meetings, and the popular ones are running full on brands and the aspiring ones see that blueprint now and are following suit.
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Not all the Las Vegas casinos are following suit: Local CBS affiliate 8 News Now reported that Caesars Entertainment, among others, is continuing its buffets.
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Following suit, in early September, Costco rolled out its famous pumpkin pies, for those who want to get a jump on their Thanksgiving eating/planning.
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Aloft Hotels, Element by Westin, Four Points and Moxy Hotels have already implemented the new concept and AC by Marriott will be following suit shortly.
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The president refused to release his tax returns; Mr. Grimm is following suit despite having served seven months in a federal prison for tax fraud.
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And, with the so-called leaders of society refusing to pay their share of taxes, it's easy to imagine the majority of people following suit.
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Several state AGs have already gone further, filing multi-count lawsuits against drug makers and distributors, with dozens of county and city prosecutors following suit.
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Oxbow Animal Health is following suit for small animals with its Enriched Life edible toys for chinchillas, gerbils, hamsters, Guinea pigs, mice, rabbits, and rats.
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Meeting in northwest England, Johnson and Varadkar said they could "see a pathway to a possible deal", sending sterling sharply higher and yields following suit.
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Aon, Zurich, Accenture, Walgreen's, and other companies have banded together via the Chicago Apprentice Network to embrace this model, and more employers are following suit.
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Alex Pabon, an American former Barclays trader convicted in a Libor case last year, is taking legal advice on following suit, his wife Julie said.
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Every step that TV takes to destigmatize and just talk about mental illness is another step closer to the rest of the world following suit.
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The cross-pollination between military, academia and private sector comprise the key ingredients of Israel's coastal successes, with the country's desert capital Beersheba now following suit.
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The economic costs, however, have not deterred other states from following suit: Kentucky Only three days into 2017, House Bill 106 was introduced in the Legislature.
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LG happily hinted that, while it was the first major manufacturer with a flagship sporting that aspect ratio, Samsung and Apple would soon be following suit.
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When T-Mobile and Sprint aggressively competed for budget-conscious customers and began gaining subscribers with lower prices, AT&T and Verizon ended up following suit.
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As the price of soya has shot up, she says, some of her peers have switched to other feed, and she is thinking of following suit.
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There are also calls for the EU to make the divorce as unpleasant as possible for the U.K. to deter other member states from following suit.
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As far as TV is concerned, American Dad bows out on the 15th, with Revenge and The League following suit on the 28th and 30th, respectively.
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Other companies are following suit, and Owen Williams of the Charged newsletter has compiled a list of which tech companies are on top of this mess.
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PEI was the first province in Canada to announce a ban on plastic shopping bags and Newfoundland and Labrador recently announced it will be following suit.
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New Jersey and Massachusetts both have laws on the books to that end; major cities like Chicago, San Fransisco, and New York are considering following suit.
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In 230, Colorado became the first state to loosen its abortion restrictions, with other states following suit in the years leading up to Roe v. Wade.
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Voters in Nevada, California and liberal Massachusetts passed laws legalizing marijuana for recreational purposes, with Maine possibly following suit as votes there are still being counted.
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This week, Lovato decided to finally embrace the memes that resulted from her own experience — and it looks like CoverGirl ambassador James Charles is following suit.
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Commerzbank and Credit Suisse also saw strong losses, however BMPS soared 12 percent, with other Italian banks following suit, on the back of Draghi's recent comments.
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And perhaps that's why colette has survived all these years, and why other retailers are following suit — it kept its image not just curated, but consistent.
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When T-Mobile and Sprint aggressively competed for budget-conscious customers and began gaining subscribers with lower prices, AT&T and Verizon ended up following suit.
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Following suit two years later was the Royal and Ancient Golf Club, which has its headquarters in Scotland at St. Andrews, another regular British Open course.
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At a time when more and more brands are catering to those with curly hair, we're glad to see a huge hub like Sephora following suit.
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The mainstream right is following suit, claiming to try to cut off the far right but in reality taking advantage of a suddenly attractive political target.
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Other nations decline to expel Russians A handful of EU countries suggested they wouldn't be following suit and expelling Russian diplomats, among them Austria and Portugal.
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The deal has largely been abandoned, however, with President Donald Trump withdrawing the US from it in May 2018, and Iran following suit earlier this month.
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The bill is expected to impact at least 1 million workers in California alone, with other states potentially following suit on similar legislation in the future.
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Delta and United both made the switch in early 2015 with American following suit earlier this year after the completion of its merger with US Airways.
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We expect to see more and more products following suit as they realize the important of making bigger, lateral shifts to keep top of mind for shoppers.
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Only recently, she said, have other industries started following suit — forgoing the suits and boardroom presentations for more intense but more intimate sessions of brainstorming or strategizing.
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Since February, the RBI has cut the repo rate by a total 110 basis points (bps), but most Indian banks have not come close to following suit.
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Delta Air Lines first started operating the aircraft in the US in February 2019, with Air Canada following suit in the aircraft's home country in January 2020.
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The lack of similar out-of-home spaces led to IMAX deciding to set up their own experiences — and other movie theaters and amusement parks following suit.
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Russell picks Ruth up to take her to the hospital, but the rest of the girls insist on taking her themselves, with Russell and Sam following suit.
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Central banks in Australia and India are expected to cut rates this week, with others around the world are seen following suit in coming weeks and months.
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Related is planning a similar space in its next building, the Easton, complete with study nooks and rehearsal rooms, and a few other developers are following suit.
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And though Collins said that following suit isn't a focus right now, he said it's not difficult to find affordable units on Bungalow in the first place.
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Guatemala on Wednesday celebrated the opening of its new embassy in Jerusalem, following suit after the U.S. move that sparked violent protests along the Israeli-Palestinian border.
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The Senate will be returning Monday with the House following suit on Tuesday, and lawmakers have a number of hearings that will have the tech world's attention.
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And though these tops only hit the site a few weeks ago, the navy already has 1,000 shirts on backorder, with the other shades quickly following suit.
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The New York Times saved itself by switching to an online subscription model, and almost everyone in digital media is following suit — so, paywalls are the future!
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Clinton in June 2016 before following suit — viewed Mr. Sanders as something of a stand-in for himself, according to a half-dozen people in his orbit.
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Following suit, in accordance with the French government's order that all public gatherings of more than 5,000 people be canceled, Paris canceled its March 1 half marathon.
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Hong Kong's flagship carrier Cathay Pacific said almost all its flights leaving before 103:00pm (0900 GMT) Wednesday would be cancelled, with Hong Kong Airlines following suit.
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Khloe Kardashian might as well change her name to Komfy -- 'cause she's rockin' super loose threads at 3 months pregnant ... and her baby daddy is following suit.
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Facebook has become the first significant U.S.-based company to announce travel suspension to China in response to a new, deadly coronavirus, with other companies following suit.
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It opened the way to Rory McIlroy (2011) and Rose (2013) following suit, and Darren Clarke (22013) and McIlroy (22016) bringing the Claret Jug to Northern Ireland.
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Mama June's kids are following suit in going from not to hot ... because we've learned they recently went under the knife for a slew of plastic surgeries.
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Bitcoin's price fell from almost $9,300 to below $8,650 in a few hours, with the rest of the cryptocurrency markets — with a couple of exceptions — following suit.
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Vox writes that Stockmann goes "all in on the androgynous approach" and wonders whether this "gender-free revolution" will have the rest of the world following suit.
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Companies in the private sector are following suit, says Ariane Hegewisch, a study director at the Institute for Women's Policy Research (IWPR) who researches the gender wage gap.
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In February, both Charlize Theron and Emilia Clarke showed up to the Oscars with their typically blonde hair dyed chocolate brown, with Katherine Langford following suit days later.
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Helen Ball, the Senior National Coordinator for Counter Terrorism policing, said the latest initiative was aimed at encouraging women and mothers to stop their children from following suit.
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Should Moody's following suit and lower it into speculative grade - or "junk" bond territory - Pemex would become the world's largest so-called "fallen angel" corporate bond issuer ever.
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Earlier this year, Mophie unveiled a line of cases that charge wirelessly, and the company is now following suit with a battery that uses its "Charge Force" tech.
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Other jurisdictions are following suit or liberalizing their laws on medical or health use, creating an industry that has lured a breed of high-risk, high-return investors.
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He thanked Guatemala which decided to move its embassy soon after the U.S. announcement, but he did not name the other countries he said were considering following suit.
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Technology presents a huge opportunity to reinvigorate the consumer experience, and other brands are following suit in order to keep up with the growing desire for personalized detail.
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His silent protests have since spread throughout the league and beyond, with other NFL players, U.S. soccer star Megan Rapinoe and even some youth football teams following suit.
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Stocks in Japan were the biggest losers among major markets in the region on Thursday, with the other Asian bourses following suit, amid a renewed threat to trade.
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Since the Parkland shooting, retailers across the U.S. like Walmart and Dick's Sporting Goods have changed their policies in response to the shooting, with other companies following suit.
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Nordstrom and Neiman Marcus stopped selling Ivanka Trump's fashion line in the U.S. and now just across the border, one of Canada's largest department stores is following suit.
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And it seems as though Styles is following suit, so much so that even SNL noticed, asking him to imitate the legendary singer on the show last weekend.
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Following suit is the theory that two people with blue eyes will automatically have a child with blue eyes due to the gene being recessive, rather than dominant.
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With all major U.S. airlines banning the Samsung Galaxy Note7 and many global airlines following suit, Samsung fans really need some good news, and thankfully there is some.
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Jose Abreu is streaking along and the American League-leading Chicago White Sox are following suit, having won three in a row and nine of their last 11.
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On a ride from Dow 6,500 to Dow 23,000, with much of the world market following suit, when, if ever, did most of those investors get back in?
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The fall/winter '16 runway reports made a serious case for keeping the miniskirt within arm's reach when the weather gets colder, and we're keen on following suit.
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A week or so after the FAA issued a strongly worded warning asking travelers not to check or fly with Samsung's new phablet, the MTA is following suit.
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Two weeks after Twitter acquired Magic Pony to advance its machine learning smarts for improving users' experience of photos and videos on its platform, Google is following suit.
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Now the Dodgers are getting closer, with Jansen taking care of the top of the ninth on Sunday night and Turner then following suit in the bottom half.
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And the new meme seems to be following suit, despite its beginnings as a target for many to dump their frustrations with white, heteronormative, conservative culture at large.
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News. Grey's Anatomy spin-off, Station 19, previously donated supplies, and now, the Shonda Rhimes flagship show is following suit, according to showrunner Krista Vernoff's statement to Refinery29.
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Following suit, Bank of Nova Scotia, Toronto-Dominion Bank, Bank of Montreal and Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (CIBC) also said they would cut the rate to 0.63%.
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The NBA finally canceled the remainder of its season Wednesday after a player tested positive for coronavirus, while professional hockey and soccer leagues are following suit on Thursday.
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Art magazines like Artnews, Flash Art and Frieze are following suit, while #latinx is gaining currency on Twitter and Instagram among political activists, student associations and various bloggers.
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But further pressure was then heaped on the big banks when one state decided to adopt a levy of its own and another expressed an interest in following suit.
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Less than 12 hours after Hoggs's call to action, Rachael Ray's pet food company Nutrish announced its decision to remove its ads from Ingraham's program with more following suit.
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Following suit, biomedical giants like Pfizer and Amgen, and tobacco goliath Altria, all of which use animals for biomedical and toxicity testing, also donated millions to fill Trump's coffers.
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China's Central Bank became the first to outlaw ICOs, which are also known as token sales, in a move made earlier this month and now Korea is following suit.
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With other superstars like James Harden, Anthony Davis and Damian Lillard opting to sit this one out ... we asked the Boston Celtics stud if he would be following suit.
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American consumers are finally getting on board with new chip-enabled credit cards — but retailers aren't following suit, leaving them vulnerable to fraud, according to a study released Thursday.
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Despite receiving no confirmation, TMZ ran with the claim that Lovato had overdosed on heroin specifically, with other mainstream publications—from the Telegraph to Sky News—quickly following suit.
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Germany offered FIFA an estimated $21.6 million in tax exemptions when it hosted the 2527 World Cup, with South Africa and Brazil following suit in 22018 and 26, respectively.
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La Gaiete Lyrique, a rock concert venue with a capacity of 700 people, said it would be closed until April 6, with many other show halls also following suit.
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Following suit, USAID should conduct an overhaul of its oversight policies, and enact strict follow-through on grants to ensure that good money is being put to good use.
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"Youve got U.S up about two thirds a percent, youve got Europe up about a third of a percent on average and were following suit as well," Morar added.
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"You've got U.S up about two thirds a percent, you've got Europe up about a third of a percent on average and we're following suit as well," Morar added.
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In the weeks before, it was clear that the Soviet Union was disintegrating: Ukrainians had voted for independence in a national referendum, and other Soviet republics were following suit.
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But other institutions are following suit to keep up morale in the most gloomy months, or, in the case of some Jewish nonprofits, for example, to honor religious practices.
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A growing number of counties in Florida are following suit, issuing evacuation orders in hopes of moving vulnerable populations before Irma makes it impossible to flee or receive help.
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The backdrop: The U.S. decision to recognize National Assembly President Juan Guaidó Wednesday as Venezuela's interim president precipitated an avalanche, with Brazil, Colombia, Canada and several other countries following suit.
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Other phones are following suit—the OnePlus 5T lets you choose between five modes, including sRGB and DCI-P3, while the iPhone X supports both sRGB and DCI-P3 too.
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Kirschner posted the images to Instagram with the Litterati hashtag, and, after a conversation with the students of a class he was teaching on storytelling, noticed others started following suit.
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According to a new report from Billboard, Best Buy told music suppliers that CDs will no longer be sold in stores beginning July 1 — and Target could be following suit.
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"It would be foolish to rebrand without its social accounts following suit," given that its sales haven't seen a boost despite its efforts, Will McInnes, CMO of Brandwatch, told Digiday.
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The U.S. and Canada have already taken action over the company's perceived link to the Chinese government, and now Vodafone is following suit over concerns that other countries may join.
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But if fictional characters and documentary subjects this disparate can all make it to some form of wary, wobbly adulthood, surely the festival has a good chance of following suit.
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Following suit, two outside Democratic groups — Priorities USA Action and House Majority PAC — also launched a $270,000 digital ad campaign in those three districts on Tuesday, targeting the same Republicans.
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Illinois is breaking ground in the U.S. by following suit and acknowledging the physical and emotional burdens upon women due to childbearing and incorporating them as mitigating circumstance into law.
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While it's fair to say that Spotify is leading the market in terms of its influential playlist selections, rivals are quickly following suit – including Apple Music and Google Play Music.
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They were filming without a live studio audience on Friday, but according to reports ... head honchos have pulled the plug, following suit with a number of other productions around town.
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That may seem an odd question to ask when the United States is more than eight years into a sustained expansion and the world's major economies are finally following suit.
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The statewide legislation is the first of its kind to take effect in the United States, but other states are following suit with similar regulations that affect pet retail outlets.
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Following suit, Blarney Castle, a popular tourist destination near Cork, has barred visitors from partaking in a cherished, 600-year-old tradition: kissing a mythical limestone block while upside down.
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The Obama administration used to release a projection for enrollment, which then served as a target goal for the yearly push, but the Trump administration will not be following suit.
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Tesla is pushing the boundaries when it comes to adding new features and generally making cars upgradeable via over-the-air software updates, and other automakers are (slowly) following suit.
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Allies of the U.S. and U.K. are following suit in expelling Russian diplomats in retaliation for Moscow's alleged poisoning a former Russian spy and his daughter in the United Kingdom.
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The British outlying islands are expected to move things forward off the back of a 2022 European Union review, which could see other tax havens globally shamed into following suit.
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Amsterdam has created the position of "Night Mayor," a municipal representative who deals with after dark issues involving businesses, residents, and nightlife, with Paris, Toulouse, and Zurich all following suit.
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Following suit, HBO has now adopted a policy whereby all of its shows and movies with intimate scenes will be staffed with an intimacy coordinator — either Rodis or someone like her.
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Over the years, McBride has turned herself into a Christmas tradition with her recordings and holiday-themed tours, and now Brett Eldredge is following suit by staking his own yuletide claim.
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BlocBoy JB is following suit with a lot of other artists by filing his own suit against the creators of Fortnite for allegedly stealing a dance he popularized ... TMZ has learned.
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While the Great American Beer Festival has hosted a designated drivers lounge since 2001, other festivals are now following suit and offering creative activities, spaces, and food for their sober audiences.
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The renewal came at the end of a special two-day legislative session, with the State Assembly giving its approval early in the day and the State Senate following suit later.
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Businesses with a significant presence in China are now following suit by banning or limiting employees from traveling to the country as precaution, with some leaving exceptions for "business critical" travel.
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While the Alamo plans to take additional security measures for Joker showings, other theaters are following suit, issuing their own warnings and posting officers at various locations in the United States.
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But even more conservative governors are following suit, especially now that the federal government is agreeing to special waivers from rules for accepting the money, like requiring the insured to work.
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On proliferation, Kissinger outlined a scenario in which South Korea would not want to be without nuclear weapons if the North has them, which would then lead to Japan following suit.
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The U.S.'s move to recognize Jerusalem as Israel's capital has shattered the delicate international status quo over the city's status: Guatemala and Paraguay are both following suit in opening embassies there.
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Singapore's competition agency last week opened an investigation into Grab's acquisition of Uber's Southeast Asia, and now authorities in the Philippines and Malaysia are following suit by looking closely at the deal.
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Big Boi is following suit with Travis Scott and Maroon 5 by partnering up with the NFL to donate a bundle of cash, but he's keeping his charitable efforts close to home.
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Samsung is jumping into VR production at a time when no major film studios openly working on VR movies, and if there's any success, we could see other major companies following suit.
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The stock market may be pricing in hope about President Donald Trump's agenda, but the bond market hasn't been following suit — creating a disconnect, investment expert Jack Bouroudjian told CNBC on Thursday.
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But with Colorado decriminalizing euthanasia and other states possibly following suit, it may only be a matter of time before there is growing pressure to address this issue at the federal level.
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Pompeo, however, has shown no sign of following suit and toning down his own rhetoric, a rare instance in which the top US diplomat has appeared to publicly break with the President.
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After the Advocate posted the news on its Facebook page, commenters were quick to say they were planning to cancel their Equinox and SoulCycle memberships, and now some celebrities are following suit.
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"I read the Wall Street Journal every day for 25 years," Sturgeon tells CNBC Make It. If you want to see dollars piling up in your bank account, he advises following suit.
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The Intelligence Committee held all of its impeachment hearings in that room — one of the largest and grandest in the Capitol — and Judiciary is following suit, at least for its first hearing.
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The Tate museums in London and the Solomon R. Guggenheim in New York have announced that they will no longer accept charitable donations from the Sacklers, and others are considering following suit.
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Freeborn's study picked up other surprising trends: unlike the drift towards less frequent condom use documented by some other researchers, the high-risk men in her study didn't appear to be following suit.
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China, the largest consumer of Brazilian meat, suspended shipments from the South American country at the weekend, with Hong Kong following suit and the European Union halting purchases from four Brazil-based facilities.
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But even with the feds banning the phone on US flights (and airlines in other parts of the world following suit), there are still people that have decided to keep their exploding phones.
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Today, that got a little clearer: Disney officially announced Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge will open at Disneyland in summer 2019, with the Disney World version of the park following suit in late fall.
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Italy's Gucci, owned by Kering one of the fastest-growing labels of recent years, is going fur-free as of this year, and independent fashion house Versace recently said it was following suit.
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According to the New York Times, one of the U.S. 10 lobbying firms that represent the Saudi government — the Harbour Group — has dropped it as a client, and others are considering following suit.
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It seemed likely to happen as soon Apple made the jump; once others started following suit (Twitter earlier this week, and Samsung with the release of the Galaxy S9) it became a certainty.
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"Thailand is setting an excellent example for the region ... I look forward to other Asian countries soon following suit," the director-general of the United Nations agency Guy Ryder said in a statement.
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According to a press release from World Animal Protection, the Danish Parliament recently announced its commitment to banning the use of wild animals in circuses, and 14 other European countries are following suit.
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Both the Senate and House have already started nibbling around the edges of legislation with the House voting to exempt small ISPs from certain rules, followed by a Senate subcommittee following suit. Sens.
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Britain's shock June 23 referendum "out" vote has sparked debate in Europe about how to prevent other members following suit, with some fearing a favorable deal for Britain could tempt others to leave.
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Some Microsoft employees are taking a stand and asking their employer to drop its contracts with Immigration and Customs Enforcement — following suit from their colleagues at GitHub, the Microsoft-owned code-sharing site.
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After Uber's announcement early Tuesday morning that it will no longer require mandatory arbitration for sexual assault and harassment claims from riders, drivers, and employees, Lyft is following suit with the same changes.
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Now, in the wake of news that festivals like Miami Ultra and Austin's SXSW will be canceled due to concerns surrounding the virus, Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival is reportedly following suit.
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After Hong came out publicly as gay in 2000, he was fired from his hosting job and lost other work -- and author Kwon believes that harsh response has discouraged others from following suit.
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"We would expect other alternative investment managers to more strongly consider following suit, particularly if Ares is successful in improving its equity valuation as a result," Fitch Ratings analysts wrote in a note.
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The U.S. Federal Reserve has begun raising interest rates gradually, but with inflation still weak in the euro zone there is little likelihood of the European Central Bank following suit any time soon.
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Post Malone just got a few more new tats on his mug, but says he isn't responsible for kids following suit and getting ink on their face ... although there is someone at fault.
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Not only is Netflix pursuing more interactive content, including perhaps a rom-com, others are following suit with interactive offerings of their own, including Amazon, Google — and now, it seems — Walmart and the BBC.
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In 2018 Seattle became the first American city to [RB1] ban plastic straws (with San Francisco following suit shortly thereafter), and California became the first state to regulate their distribution by bars and restaurants.
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Less than a month after Instagram rolled out its first suite of tools for measuring time spent on the app, YouTube is following suit with its own settings to help you curb your addiction.
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If the congressional leadership sticks to the legislative calendars released back in November, the House will adjourn for the summer on July 15, with the Senate following suit three days later on July 18.
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Asian chat apps like Line and WeChat have led the way in this regard, allowing users to handle all sorts of business through the one app, and now Western tech companies are following suit.
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The law set off a push among lobbyists and Republicans to try to head off the California rules before they go into effect in 85033 and to prevent any other states from following suit.
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Read more: Instagram is getting rid of the feature that let you see what everyone else was likingAs more app providers are offering darker, eye- and battery-friendly modes, Instagram is now following suit.
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He noted that France is not alone in proposing a tech tax, with similar plans currently being put into law in the UK, while other countries — including Spain and New Zealand — consider following suit.
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South Africa helped pioneer great white shark conservation and in 1991 became the first in the world to declare the predator a protected species, with other countries including the US and Australia following suit.
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California led the way in legalizing marijuana for medical purposes in 1996, with 22 other states and the District of Columbia following suit, although cannabis remains classified as an illegal narcotic under U.S. law.
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And we have to be very careful because there will be other people, the medium sized power that might be following suit with their own interests being put ahead of the global multilateral system.
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Two years ago, another pitcher stationed in the bullpen, Jason Motte, began clapping his hands and stomping his feet to Starlin Castro's rollicking walk-up song, and soon the entire ballpark was following suit.
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But since the rally turned violent and led to the death of a counterprotester, other localities have moved to take down Confederate statues, with some lawmakers arguing that the Capitol should consider following suit.
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For years, governments across Europe have been pushing similar efforts, with Norway becoming the world's first country to put in place a gender quota in 2008, and France, Germany, Spain and Italy following suit.
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Kylie Jenner has been under the radar since multiple sources confirmed to PEOPLE in the fall she is expecting her first child this year, and her boyfriend Travis Scott is following suit by staying mum.
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The Justice League star, 45, was asked about his friend Kevin Smith's decision to donate all future profits from Harvey Weinstein-produced films to charity, and revealed that he would be following suit on Monday.
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But in the hours that followed, it became clear that Leave was gaining significant ground with the North East leading the way, and the rest of the UK – except for Scotland and London – following suit.
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Since February, the RBI has cut the repo rate INREPO=ECI by 110 basis points (bps), but most Indian banks - which rely on an opaque rate-setting mechanism, have not come close to following suit.
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On the retail side, this year alone, oil majors Exxon Mobil and BP have announced plans to build new gas stations in Mexico and Royal Dutch Shell was quoted in local media as following suit.
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He responded to a Twitter user who said they switched from being a member of the Democratic Party to being a "no-party" voter and asked the GOP senator if he ever considered following suit.
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The trend has given rise to non-meat start-ups like Beyond Meat Inc and Impossible Foods Inc in the United States, with Brazil-based traditional meat-packers like Marfrig and JBS SA following suit.
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Following suit in Rockport, Nīna June restaurant, in a brick and wood-accented venue at historic Union Hall, offers the latest expression of classic Italian-Mediterranean cuisine by the chef and cookbook author, Sara Jenkins.
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Sasse responded to a Twitter user who said they switched from being a member of the Democratic Party to being a "no-party" voter and asked the GOP senator if he ever considered following suit.
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"To my amazement, not too many of our competitors are following suit ... some of them, esteemed companies, continue to pump excess stock into the market that will inevitably end up in the grey market," Rupert said.
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And I wasn't the only one: In February of that year, comedian Ellen DeGeneres came out as a lesbian on The Oprah Winfrey Show, her character on the sitcom Ellen following suit a few months later.
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"It immediately turned Mel and Sue into folk heroes, and we're all so proud of Mary for following suit, and then it's like, of course Paul [Hollywood] stayed, with your bread and your goatee," she said.
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Hence the New York Yankees entering the winter with two closers and exiting with three, the Boston Red Sox and Houston Astros following suit, and ditto for the Baltimore Orioles, arguably the movement's now-forgotten progenitors.
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As we previously reported, several NBA teams and the NBA league office are moving away from the term "owner" out of racial sensitivity ... so the New Orleans Advocate asked Benson if she plans on following suit.
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An online #nomakeup campaign dates back about three years to when U.S. singer Alicia Keys vowed not to wear make-up anymore but it has gained momentum this year with other celebrities and industries following suit.
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With the recent hire of a policy director, and the formal announcement of her "Be Best" platform in a highly anticipated Rose Garden event last week, for a moment, Melania Trump appeared to be following suit.
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Protesting against political inaction over climate change, the 16-year-old sparked an international wave of school strikes — also known as "Fridays for Future" — with millions of other children following suit in cities around the world.
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Israel and Israeli telecoms are using a secret database of user location data to track those who are infected and those who might have come into contact with them, and American companies have considered following suit.
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Westacott, however, said there was no prospect at all of Australia following suit with Sunday's race at Albert Park, especially after a record crowd packed into Melbourne Cricket Ground for Sunday's Women's T20 World Cup final.
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BMW AG paid $820 million to Chinese dealers in early 2015 over complaints of burdensome inventories, with dealers for Hyundai Motor Co, Kia Motors Corp and Audi AG following suit in demanding compensation for similar issues.
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Although Michigan was the first state in the Midwest to legalize, one other state is already following suit: Illinois legalized marijuana through its legislature earlier this year, with sales expected to begin on January 1, 2020.
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Burberry, Tom Ford and Yves Saint Laurent have presented here in recent years, suggesting a westward tilt for the fashion industry, and Hermès was following suit with an event designed to embrace the city's dazzling spirit.
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Innovators in the space, like H&M and Everlane, have caused a ripple effect across all levels of the industry — including the stagnant luxury sector — which sees more labels following suit and cleaning up their supply chains.
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"Kim Kardashian being obsessed with her sisters telling her she's so skinny she looks anorexic on her Instagram story makes me want to throw my phone into outer space," one Twitter user wrote, with others following suit.
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A firm supporter of Britain remaining in the economic group, Letta told "Squawk Box " he now wants a quick United Kingdom divorce from the EU and measures put in place to prevent other countries from following suit.
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However, with central banks around the globe following suit, the dollar could continue its outperformance, especially as uncertainty from Brexit, Japan and the U.S.-China trade war weigh on sentiment and boost the dollar's safe-haven appeal.
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"If you look at what's happening, a number of countries are walking away from all the international agreements they can lay their hands on, and a good number of their citizens are not following suit," he said.
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Now, with Lyft following suit, trumpeting a major industry partner and even a very official sounding name for the driverless program (The Autonomous On-Demand Network), it suddenly feels more like a reality drivers need to confront.
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Despite the clientele for such a camera being very small, it's a great example that even medium format cameras can slim down — and puts pressure on everyone else who isn't following suit or innovating in the field.
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Maxine Waters, rank-and-file members are following suit, saying her approach puts Democrats in an unsettling position, as members of her party worry about ceding the moral high ground -- which they consider their turf -- to Republicans.
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In the years since Saetia's demise, many of their peers have reunited for short tours or new records, and though there's still a demand for it, Saetia has made it abundantly clear they won't be following suit.
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So far only stock markets in the Philippines and Sri Lanka appear to have opted for a suspension, with no major financial centre following suit, although four European Union countries have temporarily banned short-selling of shares.
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Photo: Andrew Liszewski (Gizmodo)Smartphones have become an affordable tool for filmmakers on tight budgets, and accessory makers are following suit by giving aspiring directors access to Hollywood-caliber filmmaking tools that won't blow a shoestring budget.
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"Shall we take a seat?" drawls Este, smiling and plonking herself back down onto a leather sofa, her two younger sisters swiftly following suit; three fresh-faced Californian girls beneath a rectangular window of grey London sky.
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The settlement in Ohio will almost certainly prompt many of these other jurisdictions to at least weigh the possibility of following suit, likely in a series of multi-billion dollar deals that provide payouts for decades to come.
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"Today more than 70 jurisdictions in the U.S. do, and many other places around the globe are following suit, including in Australia, Canada, India, the Philippines and Mexico," Plouffe wrote in a blog post announcing the new group.
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JSW Steel, India's biggest domestic steel producer, is also mulling a plan to bring down the number of its 853 plus warehouses across the country to five, and many more companies are following suit, said a company executive.
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NIH also ended its support for chimps that it used for research, but did not own — approximately 360 remaining around the U.S. Now the private institutions that own them, like the New Iberia Research Center, are following suit.
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At the time, the notion seemed impossible to imagine—most people publicly talking were women, many saying a version of "Shut up and listen," with most men following suit (and paying the consequences when they ran their mouths).
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Underlying investor fear was the prospect of Italy leaving the euro and others following suit, which Blanchard, now an economics professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, described as more of a psychological fear than a realistic threat.
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Trump also denied talks with China had broken down after Washington punctuated two days of negotiations last week with another round of tariffs on Chinese imports, with Beijing following suit on Monday with higher tariffs on U.S. goods.
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There was a decision to award equal prize money in professional surfing and moves to give equal pay to women's and men's national soccer teams in Norway and New Zealand, which will likely lead to others' following suit.
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Republican men and women were about equal on this front, with 10 percent of GOP men saying they blocked, unfollowed, or unfriended someone on social media because of political postings and 8 percent of Republican women following suit.
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Other states, including Missouri, are following suit with similar bills of their own, which Jones called a "war on women," before turning up the heat on the 25 white men who voted in favor of Alabama's anti-abortion law.
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Fellow payments companies Visa (V) and Mastercard (MA) are considering following suit, for fear that the regulatory backlash Libra has attracted could turn on their own businesses, according to reports from the Wall Street Journal and multiple other outlets.
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Even stylish celebrities are following suit; Beyoncé posted a photo of herself rocking a gorgeous white wrap coat on Instagram and Jennifer Lopez was just seen out on a date with beau Alex Rodriguez in a tailored white topper.
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When he started floating large balloons in 2005, with others following suit, he received credit — and blame — for reigniting the leaflet battle the two Korean armies had waged until it petered out with the end of the Cold War.
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I look forward to hearing about more companies following suit — especially those that think they are doing a good job with corporate social responsibility and environmental sustainability, but are still serving meat in their cafeterias and at work functions.
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The layoffs came just a day after G Adventures instituted its mandatory work-from-home policy, following suit with most major offices around the world in telling its employees to stay home in order to enforce social distancing protocols.
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Republicans are increasingly following suit, both in Iowa, where authorities on Tuesday charged with Tibbetts' murder a man they say is an undocumented immigrant, and in other states where immigration policy could affect both primary and general election contests.
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The family would have just done what they pretty much did anyway: broadened their broadcasting to social media channels — Kim joined Instagram in 2012, with the rest of the family quickly following suit — and continued building their fame online.
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There are tons of artists in their mid 30s who grew up with the show, and as it's still running after all these years there is an almost endless wave of younger artists following suit all over the world.
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Even with the peculiarities of the LME's version of the COTR, however, fund positioning on LME aluminum, lead and zinc turned net short at some stage over the first quarter of 20093, with that on lead following suit in May.
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This created a domino effect of change, both IRL with women coming forward, as well as on TV. TV Land was one of the first networks to pull the reruns in November 2014, with Aspire following suit the next month.
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WeChat has in a way written the playbook in China for how to leverage a popular social platform to move into other related services (commerce being one of the biggies), and it seems that would-be competitors are following suit.
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New data provided to CNBC show that the school shopping season — second in importance only to the holidays — is starting earlier and not running as late into the year, thanks to Prime Day in July, and other retailers following suit.
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Following suit from other emerging-market central banks, the Bank of Russia is expected to cut its key interest rate later in the day, after its policymakers indicated that rate cuts were looming amid slowing inflation and sluggish economic growth.
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Even federal agencies like the U.S. Department of Agriculture and Food and Drug Administration, which have worked out an agreement to share their responsibilities on regulating controversial-yet-promising cell-based meat, are apparently following suit in their own way.
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She will then have to go out and strike a deal in Brussels, where the EU is adamant that Britain cannot enjoy the full benefits of membership after leaving, wary of the need to deter others members from following suit.
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"The U.S. market is now within 2% of all time-highs, and we are basically kind of soldiers to fortunes on that, following suit on the decent mark-up across the board," Damian Rooney, director of equity sales at Argonaut said.
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In a statement released by the Russian Foreign Ministry on Monday, officials accused British authorities of "a prejudiced, biased as well as hypocritical stance" in carrying out the expulsions, and castigated European Union and NATO member countries for following suit.
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As the electorate moves toward consuming and sharing information via niche channels, and away from engaging directly with mainstream media, candidates are following suit (it's no surprise that mainstream candidates are dragging their heels while niche candidates can't quite believe their luck).
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Apple got dragged big time for dumping all full-sized USB-A ports for the smaller, reversible, and overall more versatile USB-C ports in its MacBooks, but it was clearly ahead of the curve, since now Windows 10 laptops are following suit.
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Earlier on Wednesday Rand Paul dropped out after finishing fifth in Iowa and disappointing in the New Hampshire polls—joining Democrat Martin O'Malley and fellow Republican Mike Huckabee as a caucus casualty—and now CNN is reporting that Rick Santorum is following suit.
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And, as shown in the chart below, with the rigs in operation now up 130% from May 2016, US oil output is also following suit, sitting just 0.26 million barrels per day (mb/d) below the previous record high struck in June 9463.
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I thought that Peter Gordon (a prolific contributor to the regular puzzle) was following suit, but it turns out that he had a bunch of these in the early '00s, when you could solve a diagramless puzzle every six weeks or so.
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There have been differing attitudes towards the U.K. following the vote; some European leaders want "an example" to be made of the country, giving the U.K. no easy ride when it comes to negotiating a post-membership relationship to deter other countries from following suit.
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Digital security concerns are moving from just smartphones and laptops to just about everything with an on switch — with connected TVs already the norm and other household appliances following suit, staying vigilant of vulnerabilities will become even more important for companies and consumers alike.
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Speaking to The Gazette, an Iowa LGBTQ nonprofit explained that other high schools across the state were following suit: "I'm hearing it a lot more and more," said Nate Monson of Iowa Safe Schools in a comment on the decision to forgo gendered titles.
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While many foreign firms have been cutting their exposure to PDVSA since the sanctions were imposed, the fact that a lender closely aligned with the Russian state is following suit is significant because the Kremlin has been among Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro's staunchest supporters.
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While it makes sense that a new generation of wine obsessives would want to open wine-focused venues, it is surprising that many of the city's best young chefs are following suit, installing themselves in wine bar kitchens rather than more traditional and formal restaurants.
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The broadening of GSK's base comes at a time when the rest of the pharmaceutical industry has been seeking greater focus and critics, including top-10 shareholder Neil Woodford, argue GSK would do better by following suit and spinning off the consumer products business.
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As of this summer, all California school districts were issued guidance on sanctuary policies that met a minimum level of protection far exceeding the 2011 ICE directive banning arrests, interviews, searches and most types of surveillance at schools—and some districts nationwide were following suit.
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While many foreign firms have been cutting their exposure to PDVSA since the sanctions were imposed, the fact that a lender closely aligned with the Russian state is following suit is significant because the Kremlin has been among Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro's staunchest supporters.
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As has been the case for the past few years, the press conference proceedings that mark the largest news-drivers of the event begin today, with Microsoft and Bethesda Softworks holding conferences today and Sony, Nintendo, and everyone else following suit in the days after.
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With video gamers now having large enough audience, participant, and financial numbers to quash any debate about the legitimacy of e-sports, other non-athletic pursuits have started following suit, attempting to turn their own once solitary and sedentary activities into crowd-pleasing kinetic spectacles.
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BEIJING, June 15 (Reuters) - Those who insult Chinese people should pay the price in order to deter would-be offenders from following suit, Chinese state media said in a sharply worded commentary, after remarks by a UBS economist about pigs sparked an outcry in China.
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Denmark in 1989 became the first nation to legalize a form of gay marriage with 26 countries and Taiwan following suit, but courses to "convert" minors from being gay are legal in all but three nations and reported murders of trans people are rising.
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After F8 and I/O were already canceled in favor of online events, Microsoft is now, unsurprisingly, following suit, too, and canceling the in-person element of Build, which was scheduled to run from May 19 to 21, citing concerns over the current coronavirus outbreak.
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At the same time, the division has scored some major coups: Tyler "Ninja" Blevins, arguably the most well-known streamer in the world, signed a deal in August to move from Amazon's Twitch platform to Mixer, with Michael "Shroud" Grzesiek following suit not long after.
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" The U.S. economy, having had some pretty poor data points earlier in the week, seemed to be fairly robust- the equity markets liked it, and I think we're following suit a little bit this morning," said Damian Rooney, a director of equity sales at Argonaut.
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The deal has been largely abandoned by the US and Iran under President Donald Trump&aposs administration, with Trump officially withdrawing from it in May 2018 and Iran following suit earlier this month after the Trump-directed assassination of revered military commander Qassem Soleimani.
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Then that October, Messina convinced a friend named Nate Ritter to use hashtags in his tweets posting information about a San Diego wildfire, and pretty soon other Twitter users were following suit in order to keep track of tweets sharing news about the wildfire.
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After igniting the scoring with a two-run homer in the opener and following suit with a two-run single the following day, Harper looks to extend his career-high hitting streak to 14 games on Wednesday afternoon in the series finale at Marlins Park.
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Wang Xiangsui, a retired senior colonel in China's Air Force who is now director of the Research Center of Strategic Issues at the Beijing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics, said Mr. Trump's plans to increase military spending were unlikely to prod China into following suit.
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"One way to change public opinion is to pass policies, as we saw with large increases in public support for smoking restrictions and tobacco taxes over the last decade once those policies took hold across the US." It looks like soda may be following suit.
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After over a decade of expanding her ready-to-wear line into a lifestyle brand with a strong environmental conscious, McCartney has set somewhat of a standard across the industry, with several luxury brands and e-tailers following suit, including vocalizing her opinions on those who aren't.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Weekly wages are rising, American consumers are spending their money and prices are following suit in signs that a continued economic recovery sets the stage for a Federal Reserve rate rise in December and the cycle beyond that, despite concerns over low levels of inflation.
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With most consumer-focused Internet services (like Spotify, Yelp and Uber) following suit and opening their data to large groups of developers, it is now up to the citizens to connect commercial and government data sources together and create a mashup of useful services for their communities.
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Amazon has said it will take about 10 years to automate its warehouses; other facilities and departments will be following suit, and Amazon is providing a pathway for its more ambitious (and indefatigable) employees to continue to help the company turn a profit in less traditional roles.
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Auto manufacturers are already experimenting with and making investments into these capabilities: GM recently invested $500 million in Lyft, with Toyota following suit in Uber and VW investing $300 million in Gett, a Tel Aviv-based ridehailing startup that operates in dozens of cities across Europe.
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The CDs became a Warped Tour staple, and other labels started following suit, including Hopeless Records, Nitro Records, Kung Fu Records, Vagrant Records, Hellcat Records (an offshoot of Epitaph), and Go-Kart Records, which released Expose Yourself, the first such compilation to be carried by Hot Topic.
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The sad truth of the matter is that all of this – Obama's attack on the institutions of civil society and Trump's following suit – is part and parcel of the growth of the modern state, the post-Progressive all-powerful state that seeks to be everything to everyone.
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After the Metropolitan Museum of Art announced its decision on Thursday to temporarily close, the rest of the art world fell like dominoes, with one major museum after another following suit, as well as just about every gallery — though some are shifting to appointment-only visitation.
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One of the roughly 10 lobbying firms that represent the Saudi government, the Harbour Group, has dropped it as a client, and others are considering following suit, according to people familiar with discussions, as Saudi Arabia struggles with a backlash over allegations that it murdered the journalist, Jamal Khashoggi.
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Following suit, Senator Ted Cruz of Texas then referred to his longtime spouse, Heidi, while Senator Marco Rubio of Florida ticked off the 17 years he'd been married to his wife, and both Ben Carson and Carly Fiorina made references to the individuals they've been wed to for decades.
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Since domestic peer Toshiba announced it was quitting its British nuclear operations in November, equity investors in Tokyo have asked why Hitachi isn't following suit by shelving its commitment to finance a third of the 23 billion pound equity component of the 16 billion pound Units 1 and 2 of Wylfa.
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After Timothée Chalamet and Rebecca Hall pledged to donate their salaries from their upcoming Woody Allen film A Rainy Day in New York to Time's Up and other charitable organizations in wake of the ongoing claims of sexual abuse against the director, some fans criticized costar Selena Gomez for not following suit.
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Read more: JPMorgan is taking aim at apps like Robinhood by quietly rolling out options trading to select You Invest customersRival Charles Schwab said early on Tuesday it would eliminate fees in a similar move effective October 7, with TD Ameritrade following suit later that day with eliminated fees effective October 3.
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Among the new ordinances that have began flooding our day-to-day vocabulary, we are now hearing a "shelter-in-place" order circling specific cities and states in the U.S. So far, shelter-in-place has been issued in California's Bay Area with a high likelihood of New York to following suit.
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FYI -- there have reportedly been 90,000 reported cases worldwide ... with 6 deaths in the U.S. Just days after Trail Blazers superstar CJ McCollum tweeted he's putting autograph signing on hold out of fear of coronavirus ... the Association is following suit by sending out a list of recommendations to keep from getting affected.
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Following suit, this new wave of vitamin subscription services offers not just vitamin D for those who can't step outside on their lunch break, or vitamin C for those looking to avoid scurvy, but also things like biotin and sea buckthorn for thicker, shinier hair, and borage oil with saffron for clear skin.
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Havas creating a consulting arm is a sign of cannabis-related advertising becoming mainstream and could lead to other big agencies and holding companies following suit, said Paul Ellis, EVP of sales and business development at Mesmerize, a national out-of-home ad agency that has been doing marijuana advertising work in legal states.
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While it remains to be seen if Apple will switch back to a scissor switch, it's at least prevented other manufacturers from following suit, much the way Sony's work on chiclet keys quickly spread across the industry and much the way that many of Apple's decisions on the 2011 MacBook Air influenced everyone else's designs.
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Television is slowly moving away from a world where demographics matter in the same way they did in, say, the 1990s, when a show like Friends was legitimately a massive hit but also attracted tons of the 18- to 49-year-old white people with disposable income that advertisers targeted, and advertisers are following suit.
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While critics have decried some of her actions like upholding convictions obtained through official misconduct and opposing statewide standards for body cameras, Ms. Harris has said she worked to change California's system from within and started programs to divert low-level drug offenders away from prison and into schools and jobs long before other district attorneys were following suit.
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Looking at how other mobile makers like HTC, Motorola, Xiaomi, and Google — and soon probably Huawei too, given that CEO Richard Yu told me in January that the company was planning a 2017 flagship phone without a 3.5mm jack, which is shaping up to be the upcoming Mate 10 Pro — are following suit, things are panning out exactly as Apple anticipated.
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Democratic Senators from Illinois are following suit: Dick Durbin will host Aaima Sayed, a medical student and legal resident status under Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, and Luis Gutiérrez is bringing "a woman, a Muslim, an immigration lawyer who works with clients targeted by the Muslim Ban, and the daughter of refugees from Gaza," according a Medium post he wrote yesterday.
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Publishers make money by selling ads inside the stories, which they can either do themselves or let Facebook handle (in exchange for a 30 percent cut of the revenue.) When Facebook introduced the format last year, it triggered an arms race of sorts among other big tech platforms, with Google and Apple both following suit with fast-loading formats of their own.
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As LeAnn Rimes sings "America the Beautiful" and fighter jets fly in formation above, all the spectators (barring Joe Bang, who needs to stay incognito) bare their heads, and you can feel the film following suit, as you can when Sadie, shimmering with hairspray and fake tan, carols a John Denver song at a beauty pageant, with her audience crooning along.
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Despite President 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 floating the idea of arming teachers, with many Republicans predictably following suit, the views of teachers are quite clear.
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Following suit with ABC's original multi-part TV event, which attracted nearly 130 million people during its original airing and remains to this day the most-watched miniseries in U.S. history, History's Roots' revival once again tells the story of the African teen Kunta Kinte – who is sold into slavery in America – and of the generations of Americans the follow in Kunta Kinte's legacy.
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As NBC News's Dylan Byers noted, plenty of others are following suit: These are the media/tech companies that have banned Trump's misleading Biden/Ukraine ad: • CNNThese are the ones that have not banned it:• Fox News• MSNBC/NBC• ABC• CBS• Facebook• Google/YouTube• Twitter A spokesperson for Facebook in an email explained that under the company's policies, politicians are ineligible from its fact-checking program.
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Caribbean resorts such as Sandals have long outlawed children, and an increasing number of restaurateurs are following suit: In Queensland, Australia, a European-style spot named Flynn's doesn't allow children under the age of seven; in Mooresville, North Carolina, the Italian restaurant Caruso's bans children under the age of five; and in Tampa Bay, Florida, the pizzeria Hampton Station just says no to kids, too.
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Following suit, through the everyday fact of being on the road the conflict between these two worlds will appear quite clear cut: between what one thinks and what one collides with, between what one dreams and what one does, between what one desires and what one obtains […] Segalen approaches China's various cultures through archaeological research based in scientific and historical facts, yet he is aware that his self-image is constituted largely by his imagination.
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