Paw by paw, foothold by foothold, they proceed hoping that somehow they will make it through this ordeal.
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It's how they're getting their foothold on telecommunications, it's how they're getting their foothold on various different industries.
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The firm already has a foothold in Australia and Sweden.
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As it turns out, that foothold was easy to find.
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J), has a foothold, but also global competitor Netflix (NFLX.
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This mobile foothold is "tremendously helpful" to Intel, said Ing.
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In Cambodia, China's military has also gained a strategic foothold.
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But investigators have a strong foothold with their multiple cooperators.
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However, it struggled to get a foothold under the retailer.
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Arthur is also helping AI gain a foothold in archaeology.
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Buttigieg, meanwhile, is desperate for a foothold with black voters.
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Mr. Yiannopoulos was just getting a foothold in the media.
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The investment gives Tencent an instant foothold in the Indian market.
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Experts think that restaurants will find a foothold with small investors.
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They have found a foothold, but it rests on loose rock.
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It will take time for China to truly erode our foothold.
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She was layered, but no one layer provided a steady foothold.
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Amazon may have secured a major foothold in the pharmacy industry.
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That argument seemed to have gained a foothold in jurors' minds.
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But Papi Juice has since established a foothold in the community.
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Those working on legal issues will have a much narrower foothold.
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Once chronic wasting disease gets a foothold, it can spread relentlessly.
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In Chile, Korea's infectious pop music has found an unusual foothold.
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And for many American companies, it can provide a similar foothold.
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"We have only established a foothold with the Maute," he said.
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For now, carbon materials are getting a foothold in boutique markets.
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Or even how the sport could gain any foothold in the country.
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Things got worse as coke gained a stronger foothold in the area.
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The Tartus naval facility is Russia's only naval foothold in the Mediterranean.
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AT&T has a foothold in that industry too with DirecTV Now.
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Now let's see whether Uber also qualifies as a new market foothold.
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Once it secures a foothold in public life, conspiracism has independent force.
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He has helped ISIS get another foothold, a new lease on life.
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The aliens, it appears, have found themselves a foothold on the internet.
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Those groups have since regained a foothold in the north and center.
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But leaving that small foothold for the disease proved a disastrous mistake.
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The British already have a foothold in the manufacture of small satellites.
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China has also gained a foothold in academic institutions around the world.
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A power vacuum has allowed Islamic State militants to gain a foothold.
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Tech has had a foothold in the city for a long time.
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Islamic State militants also gained a foothold in the North African state.
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For her, Rule No. 1: Never let the gloom gain a foothold.
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Look no further than Africa, where the pandemic is gaining a foothold.
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The virus has found a foothold on every continent except for Antarctica.
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Two Senate seats would give Democrats at least a foothold on power.
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The theory has also found a foothold in more mainstream political circles.
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The industry has had a foothold in the capital city for decades.
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It now has a foothold there through its e-commerce site, Jet.com.
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But his foothold is insecure — and he is rowing against the current.
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Impossible has gained a large foothold in American restaurants and food stores.
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Meanwhile, the virus is grabbing a stronger foothold in Europe and Asia.
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"Now that we've got our grand foothold, we'll be moving into messaging."
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POLAND: Huawei has a strong foothold in Poland but remains under scrutiny.
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Islamic State's last territorial foothold, in Syria, fell in March this year.
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But other networks found more of a foothold than usual this year.
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It still feels like Gillibrand is desperately seeking a foothold in this race.
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In Google, Walmart gains a foothold in the voice-enabled future of commerce.
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Militant groups maintain a foothold in Chechnya to this day, occasionally staging attacks.
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A second phase of construction would nearly double Oracle's foothold in the city.
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Gaining a foothold in a transplant factory would give the UAW an edge.
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Without their distribution channels, most handset makers just can't get a foothold here.
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In Europe, where unions have a stronger foothold, Amazon workers also remain nonunion.
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But now Lyft will have a real foothold in a non-US country.
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That's clearly true in China, where very few have gained any significant foothold.
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What's happening: The Democratic field lacked storylines that found a foothold last week.
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But even in this unlikely place, modern payment methods are gaining a foothold.
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Wary of separatistism, Turkey views the PYD's Syrian foothold as a security threat.
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Political Leverage: Helpful foothold to help unseat Republican opponent Florida Governor Jeb Bush.
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It also gives the company a strong foothold in the Caribbean oil market.
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But it doesn't seem like the company has gotten much of a foothold.
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And other U.S. technology firms are trying to get a foothold in China.
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Then, under former President Obama, they gained a foothold in the executive branch.
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That allows hackers to gain an initial foothold in a company's data system.
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Harley-Davidson joins a growing list of companies struggling to find a foothold.
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Islamic State militants have also gained a foothold in the North African state.
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Google's Android mobile operating system, meanwhile, is its foothold in the mobile market.
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Mr. Harr acknowledged that the app was still trying to find a foothold.
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Volcanic rock terracing on the mountainside provided a foothold for ancient olive trees.
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Under the new name, the Party of Regions kept a foothold in Parliament.
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She used it to gain credibility and a foothold in the national debate.
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The norms of reality TV have found a foothold in the digital age.
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But there is a foothold: You still have the title and the salary.
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Without a foothold in the top leadership, their leverage appears destined to dissipate.
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That link or attachment can give attackers a foothold into a computer network.
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These efforts helped the relatively new breed gain a foothold in American culture.
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"We have to get a foothold on this, before more people get hurt."
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The area is part of the last major foothold of the Syrian rebellion.
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Apollo opened the door Stepping on the moon gave us a foothold in space.
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This kind of acceptance has yet to find a foothold at the collegiate level.
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It's hoping that the strategy will earn it a foothold in the grocery world.
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When her alliance lost the numbers, she worked hard to find a new foothold.
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I will continue to act firmly to prevent any Palestinian government foothold in Jerusalem.
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Israel is concerned Iran is trying to establish a permanent military foothold in Syria.
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But Donald Trump has never found a foothold in the deeply socially conservative state.
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Northrop Grumman may also get a foothold through its recent acquisition of Orbital ATK.
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It therefore gives PepsiCo a further foothold into both water and at-home appliances.
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The option of relocating the telescope has gained a foothold in the academic community.
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Deir al-Zor province is Islamic State's last major foothold in Syria and Iraq.
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ERGO Group keeps a foothold in the Russian market through its travel insurance business.
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The launch sees the firm looking to gain a foothold in the European market.
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The plant, now named American GreenFuels LLC, marks Kolmar's first foothold in physical production.
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And No. 5, do not allow Iran to get a foothold in southern Syria.
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Unionization created another economic foothold — but that, too, was mostly available to white men.
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Democrats counter that it gives Republicans a foothold to eviscerate school nutrition programs altogether.
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As part of that goal, it needs to gain a greater foothold in voice.
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His strong recent debut album, "Aria," reflects his unfaltering foothold in the jazz firmament.
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China has a strong foothold in Africa, though, with massive infrastructure spending and development.
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But when developers use the latter incorrectly, they could give hackers a crucial foothold.
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Still, it gives him an important foothold in the growing arena of "responsible investing".
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Even more important, it would provide a firmer foothold in a potentially vast market.
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Through it he had gained a foothold in a highly segregated mainstream art world.
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Wary of separatistism, Turkey views the PYD's Syrian foothold as a national security threat.
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It has bolstered its foothold in the Spratlys recently through an island-building campaign.
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Most were already fighting for a foothold when it came to fans and sponsorships.
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Getting methadone in jail gave a Connecticut heroin user a firmer foothold in recovery.
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"Iran likely has a foothold in a fair bit" of these places, said Woods.
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However, Islamist militants linked to al Qaeda and Islamic State have strengthened their foothold.
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And yet many of these technologies are struggling for a foothold in the market.
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Among the topics discussed was how to protect Cruz's foothold in the national conversation.
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The internet created a new foothold for the production and trading of child pornography.
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The Islamic State may also be gaining a foothold in the South Asian country.
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It wasn't until the early 1990s that the idea started to gain a foothold.
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"Fair trade phones," with modular components, are still a novelty but gaining a foothold.
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To heal ourselves a little, we require a foothold of frequent, friendly human contact.
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But there may be weeks of fighting before ISIS relinquishes its foothold in eastern Mosul.
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This took a foothold after 2011 or so but was preceded by something less grandiose.
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But what happens when a conlang starts to find a foothold in the real world?
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UberX started from a low-market foothold and moved upstream to disrupt the taxi market.
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The deal also gives Chevron a stronger foothold in the African liquefied natural gas market.
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The move will likely shore up its foothold in the Australia and New Zealand region.
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"Right now there's a foothold in the market," Michael Magdovitz, commodities analyst with Rabobank, said.
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That document was laced with computer code giving the hackers a foothold on that system.
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In Southern Indian markets such as Bengaluru, the startup is working to gain a foothold.
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But as befits the country's tortuously sectarian system of government, various groups have a foothold.
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Ringier Africa Deals Group, already have a strong foothold in e-commerce across the continent.
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Though her legacy hasn't found a foothold in the public's imagination, that might change soon.
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Like Centene, it has also found a strong foothold in the health law's new marketplaces.
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This is happening right now in other cities where electric scooters have gained a foothold.
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Logitech is making a big purchase to secure a foothold in high-end audio recording.
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This year it also lost its foothold near Damascus in the Yarmouk Palestinian refugee camp.
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For PayPal, getting a foothold in mobile is critical to the future of its business.
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Trump criticized Obama's decision to withdraw troops from Iraq, saying it gave ISIS a foothold.
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The party's sole foothold is the State Senate, where it has a one-seat advantage.
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Terrorism finds itself both a foothold and weapons in volatile regions with ongoing intense conflicts.
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For Ricci, it was also a device for securing a foothold in the Chinese empire.
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Yet, Djameh has found a foothold for his beers in the expat and tourist market.
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They can be a foothold for a hacker to enter the rest of a network.
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Together with adjoining territory north of Aleppo, Idlib forms the last opposition foothold in Syria.
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Huawei, based in Shenzhen, China, entered Europe in 22017 but struggled to gain a foothold.
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Division, rancor, envy all form the traditional foothold for the infiltration of socialist/communist thought.
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But rugby league has never had the strong economic foothold of the 15-man game.
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If you are looking for a foothold, chase down those fill-in-the-blanks first.
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Smaller startups, including popular services like Zapier and Airtable, are also establishing a foothold here.
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Islamic State's increasing foothold in Libya is worrying its North African neighbors and Western governments.
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Mr Putin seems determined to deny his critics even a foothold on Russia's electoral ladder.
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Investing in Trade gives JAB one more foothold in the coffee market, this time online.
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It is unclear how many of these will actually gain a foothold in North America.
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Blue Apron has struggled to get a foothold since its $300 million IPO in June.
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Still, its foothold has shrunk by more than half from its peak in summer 2015.
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Raines said he expects excitement around that device to continue to give GameStop a foothold.
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Charlottesville Mayor Mike Signer said he "hopes racism cannot gain a foothold" in this city.
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N, which swooped on Italy's Versace, are also trying to gain a foothold in luxury.
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It's a chance to get a foothold in the Bay Area and accompanying tech scene.
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Despite their differences, all sides remain opposed to ISIS strengthening its foothold in the country.
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As it tries to gain a foothold, other automakers are stepping up their efforts as well.
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As a foothold, criminals play on the eagerness of the owner to reclaim their lost phone.
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However, inadequate logistics and electronic payment methods have hampered it from gaining a significant foothold. Amazon.
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The deal thus gives Samsung a firm foothold in the futuristic end of the automotive market.
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Once the Lib Dems had a foothold, they clung on with ferocious campaigning on local issues.
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It was driven out of the capital in 2011 but maintains a foothold in some regions.
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After much cajoling, Helen follows — but she freezes halfway down when she can't find a foothold.
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Its biggest remaining foothold is in the eastern province of Deir al-Zor, which borders Iraq.
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It would also maintain a foothold in China, where both FCA and Renault are marginal players.
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But it's struggled to keep a foothold above $221.01, and on Monday was trading below $221.1.
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RELATED: Obama's Philippine problem Analysts say the Scarborough Shoal could be a strategic foothold for China.
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McKinsey's response is to try to gain a foothold earlier on in tech firms' life-cycles.
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He is also said to have a foothold in Sudan's human trafficking and gold smuggling underworld.
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The YPG has allowed the Syrian state to keep a foothold in some of its areas.
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Photo via Google Street ViewTrump's foothold in Toronto is currently the tallest residential building in Canada.
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Anti-abortion groups are seeking a foothold on a new battlefield: custody disputes over frozen embryos.
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The deal gives Mondelez a further foothold into snacking as more people eat on-the-go.
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Islamic State is fighting hard to preserve its Syria foothold as it loses ground in Iraq.
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The project shows how the Chinese company is evolving in local markets to maintain its foothold.
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Chinese and Russian military suppliers are also trying to gain a foothold in the Saudi market.
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The Taliban for the most part have tried to stop ISIS gaining a foothold in Afghanistan.
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The regime of President Bashar al-Assad is battling to retain a foothold in the area.
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Carver also provides a strong foothold in North Asia, the world's largest skincare market, Unilever said.
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From its foothold there, Islamic State (IS) has ambitions to expand the borders of its "caliphate".
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SoftBank launched Deepcore earlier this year to give the organization a foothold in early AI projects.
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The Trump administration has found its foothold in slashing programs essential to women's health and lives.
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They warn: Don't wait for it to arrive at the airports and establish a perilous foothold.
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The group Islamic Jihad, which has a foothold in Gaza, is seen as an Iranian proxy.
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"With Mitsubishi, Nissan will have a better foothold even in terms of small cars," he said.
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And some foreign banks want a bigger foothold, believing that China's growth prospects outweigh its risks.
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Or is it a necessary evil as streaming services establish a foothold in the music industry?
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Which explains, in part, why Randy Houser hasn't had more of a foothold in recent years.
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No one is winning, except Al Qaeda and ISIS, who gain foothold wherever there is chaos.
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Parents fear speaking out would cause their child to lose their foothold in the dance world.
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It's attracted global automakers Volvo and Ford who want a foothold in China's self-driving movement.
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At the same time, Vale gets a foothold in the backyard of Rio Tinto and BHP.
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But here's the thing: Using tax dollars for this gives certain pro-statue arguments a foothold.
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That's why, according to Warnock, it took a while for the apple to gain a foothold.
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The battle was an important foothold for the eventual surrender of Germany in May 2202, 2628.
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Not to mention, Amazon already has a foothold into the space through its Whole Food's acquisition.
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Former users say they see worrying signs as the drug maintains its foothold in Western Australia.
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The acquisition gave Silver the foothold it needed to eventually form a base in San Juan.
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Suddenly, new start-ups could get a foothold simply by writing programs rather than building machines.
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UBS has been trying to get a stronger foothold in Brazil for more than a decade.
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Independent TV has just really started to gain a foothold in the last couple of years.
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He left open the possibility of a future Palestinian foothold there under a negotiated peace deal.
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It's straightforward yet entertaining, and there are plenty of places to gain that all-important foothold.
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The Senate had been the Republican Party's last foothold of power in an increasingly blue state.
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Palestinians saw it as a foothold for what they trusted would become their own new state.
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Still, it is easy to see how Uber has found a foothold in New York City.
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If Microsoft can strengthen its foothold, that's a nice pot to pull from for a payday.
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Wordplay THURSDAY PUZZLE — Getting a foothold in a puzzle like today's, by Timothy Polin, is important.
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In the past year, militant groups have also fractured and Islamic State has established a foothold.
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Still, "Blueprint Specials" is not likely to maintain a foothold in the American musical-theater repertoire.
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Oil-rich Deir al-Zor province is Islamic State's last major foothold in Syria and Iraq.
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There's concern that without Kurdish forces in northern Syria, ISIS could again gain a foothold there.
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Instead, al Qaeda exploits the chaos to expand its foothold in Yemen, and Iran gains clout.
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But for many start-ups, getting a foothold in the market remains a challenge, he said.
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SoftBank also has a foothold in the U.S. market through its wireless unit Sprint Corp
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"China has a long-term need to gain a strategic foothold in the region," Zhang said.
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He said he had fled Syria as Islamic State militants sought to establish a foothold there.
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Europe's oil industry, under fire from governments and shareholders, is grabbing a foothold in clean energy.
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The Islamic State chapter in Afghanistan for several years had a foothold in eastern Nangarhar province.
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Nangarhar is the where the Islamic State's local branch in Afghanistan has established a small foothold.
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Gaining a foothold in the classroom isn't just a way to sell thousands of computers in bulk.
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But far from stamping them out, some experts think his campaign will only provide them a foothold.
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"The black market still has a good foothold, because of some of the government's missteps," Willis said.
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NBK gained a foothold in Egypt in 2007 after the acquisition of Al Watany Bank of Egypt.
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But life still managed to stake out a foothold, showing that life really does find a way.
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The opposition's territorial foothold in neighboring Hama dates back to the earliest days of the civil war.
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Part of Cook's strategy to gain a foothold in India is the country's improving 4G network infrastructure.
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A big hurdle for Google Fiber's expansion across cities is getting a foothold in large apartment buildings.
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It would also maintain a foothold in China, where both Fiat Chrysler and Renault are marginal players.
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And let me just say to you — we have ISIS beginning get — get a foothold in Libya.
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But gaining a foothold is key to Spotify's continued international growth, due to the market's sheer size.
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They have gained a foothold in China, and indeed Seattle, by highlighting the limitations of bike ownership.
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UNIQLO has a strong Asian foothold by way of China, home to over half its overseas shops.
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The Idlib region and adjoining territory north of Aleppo represent the opposition's last big foothold in Syria.
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Fighting their way into the city this week, soldiers have gained a foothold in the eastern districts.
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Islamic State is fighting hard to preserve its foothold in Syria as it loses ground in Iraq.
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Whichever company gains a foothold now will have a huge advantage in the future on-demand economy.
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It helped them to source components more cheaply and to gain a foothold in the Chinese market.
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For one, it's hard for harmful parasites or predators to gain a foothold in the challenging conditions.
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This made it tough for existing companies and new companies to get a foothold in the market.
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By age 19, she had landed in Nashville, working to get a foothold as a singer-songwriter.
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It'll be interesting to see whether or not TCL's sets can establish a foothold in the market.
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ISIS has gotten a foothold there and the Libyan government hasn't been able to fully control security.
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Etsy stock has struggled to find a foothold since the company IPOed back in April of 2015.
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"And we think once that foothold is in place," it's game over for other competitors, he suggests.
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Its renewed push for an IPO comes as marijuana companies have gained a foothold on Wall Street.
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A standard opposition—rooted in debate over ideas, fitness, likability—could not gain foothold on those terms.
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Amongst those looking to gain a foothold at Heathrow once it is expanded is rival airline easyJet.
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Companies like Roku, Amazon, and Apple all have a strong foothold in the set-top box world.
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Mannatech "intended to do the same thing to gain a foothold in Mexico," according to the lawsuit.
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Millions of people were turned upside-down in the financial crash, and they can't get a foothold.
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Mulki will face a more assertive parliament, after the Muslim Brotherhood gained a foothold in the election.
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But the company faces serious competition from Amazon's Alexa, which has an early foothold in the space.
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Price is one of the main reasons Apple (AAPL) has struggled to gain a foothold in India.
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China and Iran have proven they can gain a foothold on various parts of the U.S. grid.
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Losing their foothold in Aleppo, once Syria's largest city, would be a big blow to the rebels.
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The Palestinian group Islamic Jihad, which has a foothold in Gaza, is seen as an Iranian proxy.
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His career took off around the time color television was gaining a foothold in the United States.
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But clumsy regulation could deepen the moats of the incumbents, and prevent disruptors from gaining a foothold.
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Having traveled widely in Asia, I've yet to find a country where games don't have a foothold.
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Later, he got a job moving art and struggled to get a foothold in the publishing industry.
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Would there be any chance of a U.B.I. finding a foothold in the entrenched U.S. political climate?
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Democrats have a rare opportunity to gain a foothold against the Republican Party in the coming midterms.
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But they have also battled against the Islamic State, which has sought a foothold in the country.
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At just 25 years old, Pierre has already carved a foothold on the food scene in Paris.
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But Karnataka is the southern state where the B.J.P. may have fought hardest to gain a foothold.
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Zhejiang Geely Holding Group has a foothold after buying the Swedish carmaker Volvo from Ford in 2010.
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Mr. Perlmutter is no rabble-rousing upstart trying to get a foothold in a seniority-driven House.
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Covering surfaces with microscopic structures shaped like mushrooms, they find, keeps barnacles from getting a firm foothold.
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It was a foothold in a potentially huge market, and Shutterstock invested $15 millionin ZCool in 2018.
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This relatively new construction technology, using polystyrene, is gaining a foothold in Kenya's fast-expanding housing sector.
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Poland has been reluctant to allow its historical adversary Russia to gain a foothold in certain sectors.
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The Russians are in Syria primarily for one reason: to preserve their foothold in the Middle East.
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Uber cut its losses after establishing a foothold and sold its local business to a Chinese rival.
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In countries where Facebook was not as popular, the acquisition gave Mark Zuckerberg's company an immediate foothold.
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The campaign to eliminate ISIS's territorial foothold took nearly 25,000 coalition airstrikes in more than three years.
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If, by ancestral good fortune, your family's foothold in the United States is uncontested, be especially thankful.
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A local foothold may also help sustain a label that no longer sends Chinese into bacchanalian frenzies.
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It tarnished Ikea's brand just as the company was trying to gain a foothold in consumer tech.
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What MS-13 has not done is establish any real foothold in the international drug trafficking market.
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Other cities like Singapore are viable alternatives to Hong Kong for businesses seeking a foothold in Asia.
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The Russian Navy also operates a military facility at Tartus, Russia's only naval foothold in the Mediterranean.
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It has also underscored how new allies and investors have gained a foothold in this strategic archipelago.
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"They're meant to be 'source' vices, or foundational places where the devil gets a foothold," DeYoung said.
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The Trump administration is working to isolate Huawei from developing a larger foothold in U.S. partner countries.
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Like baseball itself, SABR is having trouble gaining a foothold among the impatient 18-to-30 crowd.
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The motive and payoff is clear: a foothold in a country with the world's fourth-largest Muslim population.
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The Ukraine-born Mr. Fridman had been seeking to gain a foothold in Brazil, Latin America's largest economy.
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Russia has long been invested in Syria, and would never have relinquished its foothold in the region easily.
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Some London-based lenders may expand their euro zone operations to retain a foothold in the euro zone.
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Now the company wants to use its foothold in one area of market research to expand into another.
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Today, Iran pairs its overland highway to the Levantine Basin with its Yemenite foothold, provided by Houthi insurgents.
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Gaining a foothold in the encrypted phone market required more than simply making a device and selling it.
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American football and hockey have failed to gain a foothold despite numerous visits by N.F.L. and N.H.L. teams.
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Ingenico also gives its Europe-focused buyer a bigger foothold in the United States, Latin America and Asia.
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Nurses and nurse practitioners are gaining a bigger foothold as primary-care providers, while doctors' roles are slipping.
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Chili's is hoping to regain a foothold in the burger wars with a new lineup of craft burgers.
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One airline union accused Qatar of "using enormous government subsidies to gain a greater foothold in US markets".
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It is one of several Gulf states trying to gain a strategic foothold in east Africa through ports.
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It's also firm's foothold in the UK, home to around 40,000 of its 50,000 drivers in the country.
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Disney also used the opportunity to gain a greater foothold in China—which was not always so easy.
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At the time, NET (the network that would evolve into PBS) was struggling to gain a foothold nationwide.
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But for as alienating and intense as The Locust were, they found a foothold in more mainstream hardcore.
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When Protestant aid agencies rushed in after a massive earthquake in 1976, the faith gained a substantial foothold.
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Facebook never found a foothold in the country, and most Russians still use an early knockoff called VKontakte.
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Acquisition of the Bats business would afford CBOE a foothold in the fast-growing exchange-traded fund market.
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Intel is clearly looking to maintain its foothold in the laptop market with a pretty wide net here.
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As the Great Recession hit, laid-off Americans turned to online education to seek a new economic foothold.
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Ichthyosaurs, in contrast, could not find a foothold—or rather, a finhold—in the new evolutionary world order.
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It's against this thrumming backdrop of self-care that products promising healthier sleeping habits have found a foothold.
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Meanwhile, Uber has secured the US market, but is struggling to maintain its foothold in Europe and Asia.
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Tesla wants to establish a stronger foothold in this massive market, before the subsidies and incentives go away.
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All that said, if Oracle could adjust, it has the advantage of having a foothold inside the enterprise.
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The trend is getting a foothold in Asia at a time when the overall individual wealth is expanding.
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"The attractiveness of videos like this is a way to get a foothold in people's imaginations," said Mah.
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The Islamic State pocket marks the last militant foothold in the arid hills along the Syrian-Lebanese frontier.
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The study found signs that Uber's foothold may be smaller in deeper markets and gradually diminish over time.
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Moscow has maintained a presence on the islands for decades as a strategic foothold in the high north.
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Some of the companies at Lift99 are local startups, but others are international firms seeking an Estonian foothold.
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For countless Americans, me among them, internships have provided a foothold on the path to the American dream.
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It bought the Alamo and National brands in 2007 precisely to expand its foothold in the airport market.
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Google is using the excitement surrounding the 2016 election to seek a foothold in the political polling industry.
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Google is using the excitement surrounding the 2016 election to seek a foothold in the political polling industry.
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Polo had gained a foothold in hip-hop, and many Lo Lifes had died or were in prison.
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Bernie Sanders' 2016 campaign looks to solidify its foothold in Democratic Party politics, the WFP's ambitions are broadening.
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Health plan startups are vying for a foothold in the ultra-competitive market of selling insurance to seniors.
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That makes PlayStation VR one of the industry's better chances at establishing a foothold with a mainstream audience.
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The Trump International Hotel was Trump's foothold on Pennsylvania Avenue long before winning the White House seemed plausible.
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Other advantages to investing here should ensure that foreign firms continue to want a foothold in the country.
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The spill certainly inflamed the tension in Parliament, but women have long struggled to find a foothold there.
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Soon, there may be enough to begin routine vaccination in countries where the disease has a permanent foothold.
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But with the end of a rainy season that had limited mobility, Boko Haram has regained a foothold.
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But he maintains that for many refugees, including Mr. Teklay, his Woodstock branch manager, it provides a foothold.
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They understand this reluctance: Their other priority is, obviously, to keep the disease from gaining any foothold here.
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The company is burning through billions of dollars in cash every year as it cements its worldwide foothold.
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That could change in years to come, but for now, organized labor has yet to gain a foothold.
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This purchase would give Deutsche a foothold in the United States and dramatically expand its investment banking business.
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"Clearly they are using their foothold in the gulf to try and fund-raise and legitimize," he said.
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But even for caregivers who keep a foothold in the labor force, the economic cost can be substantial.
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But it also expands the influence of Russia, for which Syria represents a foothold in the Middle East.
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This explains how they have been able to get into so many industries with such a strong foothold.
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And it would serve to give Siri the foothold at home that the HomePod hasn't managed to provide.
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Mr. Davis is a trombonist with a full tone and a strong foothold in the hard-bop tradition.
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And Walmart (WMT)bought online lingerie retailer Bare Necessities last year, giving it a foothold in the market.
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Hallmark Keepsake Ornaments were first produced in 1973, and have maintained a foothold in Christmas tradition ever since.
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Al Qaeda-affiliated militant group al Shabaab has since gained a foothold in the country during the chaos.
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The company recently acquired 27 Best Market supermarkets around New York to gain a foothold in that market.
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But the company's car sales have shrunk, and an effort to establish a foothold in China has stalled.
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But he said Islamic State strategy has changed as it loses its geographic foothold in Iraq and Syria.
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Though Goldwind has a small foothold in the US market, it doesn't manufacture its turbines locally, Barla said.
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But even for caregivers who keep a foothold in the labor force, the economic cost can be substantial.
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But for the time being, at many restaurants in Hanoi, it is Tiger that has a clear foothold.
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"What's gaining more of a foothold is the idea of reversing a woman's right to vote," she said.
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The plan involved giving the junior Chung a foothold in Hyundai Mobis, of which he owns no stake.
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"I'm 100 percent full-time here," Busque said, although she said she would keep her foothold at TaskRabbit.
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Cavusoglu gave a warning that Turkey would not let the Kurdish PKK militant group gain more of a foothold.
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The laconic former Colorado governor, struggling to get a foothold in the primary, made a pitch to moderate voters.
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Kurdish fighters have exploited the violence, expanding their foothold in territory abutting Turkey and drawing bombardment from Turkish artillery.
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The main opposition is a coalition of eight candidates who are trying to find a foothold in the government.
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An American-backed Kurdish and Arab militia ousted the jihadists of Islamic State from their last foothold in Syria.
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Broadcom would also gain a foothold in the business for 5G chips and connected devices, where Qualcomm has invested.
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"I think it definitely weakened her to the point that tuberculosis could really get a foothold in," said Snyder.
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Finding a foothold in that market could prove difficult for Facebook, which is entering much later than its rivals.
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Based on a BCG survey of Cuban consumers in 2015, brands have begun to establish a foothold in Cuba.
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Plus, locating outside of Manhattan gave the company a foothold in a great city, but room to spread out.
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Unless we can successfully counter religious prejudice within Muslim communities, extremists will use this bias to gain a foothold.
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Boston Dynamics is already selling robots it acquired with this purchase, giving it a foothold in the new industry.
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In Yemen, al-Qaida would gain a greater foothold and remain active amid the chaos of war and famine.
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Despite this, polyphony gained a foothold in church music, and over time it became ever more ornate—even obscurantist.
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The move suggests that similar rollbacks of current e-scooter laws could one day allow these companies a foothold.
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And then there's Hololens, another bet on augmented reality that could help further cement its foothold in the enterprise.
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Sagers and other critics urge regulators to prevent dominant firms from buying a major foothold in an adjacent industry.
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The US must match the dedication and resources that Iran has invested: that means establishing a foothold in Syria.
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One major reason health officials say they have found a foothold in the U.S. is the anti-vax movement.
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The researchers also identified factors that made some ants more likely to gain a foothold in their new environment.
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Islamists have since regained a foothold in the north and center, tapping into ethnic rivalries to recruit new members.
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Despite getting on the debate stage, Swalwell's campaign has struggled to get a foothold in the packed Democratic field.
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The U.S. giant has struggled to gain a foothold in a market that remains dominated by licensed taxi operators.
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Intime operates 29 department stores and 17 shopping malls across urban China which could give Alibaba a strong foothold.
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In the Imam Hussein marketplace, an area of some 60 shops and stalls, they have established a lucrative foothold.
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But competition in this sector is stiff and Deutsche Bank has struggled to get a foothold, market players said.
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Russia and Iran strongly back the Syrian leader, who gives both countries a strategic foothold in the Mediterranean Sea.
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It got its first foothold in office last December, winning 12 parliamentary seats in a regional election in Andalusia.
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Israel repeatedly has said it would not allow Iran or its proxies to establish a military foothold in Syria.
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However, despite its size, CLTX is seen as giving EEX and Deutsche Boerse a foothold in Asia's growth markets.
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Clinton a strong foothold as the Republicans and Democrats head to their conventions in Cleveland and Philadelphia this month.
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Zika has a foothold in the continental United States now that mosquitoes in parts of Miami-Dade County, Fla.
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The chaos allowed Islamic State to gain a foothold from 2014 and implant itself in Sirte, Gaddafi's home city.
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It will also give the company a stronger foothold in high-growth emerging markets through Ingram's large international presence.
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Whatever his political differences with Obama, Trump should see the virtues of retaining America's diplomatic foothold in the region.
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But hardline Islamist groups, most of which favor Islamic sharia law, have established a stronger foothold in recent years.
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Yet he came up as a young politician in hardscrabble Newark, fighting entrenched machines for a foothold on power.
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Militant foothold Abu Sayyaf is headquartered in the restive Muslim-majority province of Mindanao in the country's far south.
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It also gives Amazon a foothold in the growing bot ecosystem, which has so far been dominated by Facebook.
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But she raised just over $35,000, and never got a foothold in the northern urban part of the district.
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He's dreaming up a right-wing "supergroup" to gain a foothold in the European Parliament in elections next year.
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But it sees unity as an opportunity to regain a foothold — and eventually take over — in the West Bank.
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In the small foothold the Islamic State maintains in eastern Afghanistan, it carries out particularly barbaric acts of violence.
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"We intend to gain a foothold in the U.S.," Yu Jun, GAC Motor's president, said at a news conference.
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This move comes as Didi, a Chinese ride-hail player — and Ola investor — solidifies its foothold in new markets.
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Ford's investment reflects a changing dynamic in the auto industry as newcomers find a foothold based on technological advances.
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Yesteryear is a steady source of ideas and moods, and heritage brands use it as both foothold and foundation.
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The incident has passed into folklore as the moment when fascism was prevented from gaining a foothold in Britain.
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Once we have established a foothold in the hospital market, the next most obvious use case would be consumer.
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Tied to Mr. Trump's visit, the initiative will let finally let them gain more than a tiny foothold there.
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Above, a map of Afghanistan shows how the Islamic State (in red) and the Taliban have increased their foothold.
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It gained an important foothold in Europe last year when it bought German rail company Vossloh's diesel locomotives business.
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Selling shoes means selling a concept, and that concept needs to have a foothold in a wider digital experience.
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Moran speculates that the group is seeking to gain a foothold to carry out cyberattacks with physically disruptive effects.
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AF: Have tried, through many outlets, to gain a foothold there, whether it's through partnerships, whether through other ways.
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Stars have retired or are poised to, leaving the sport struggling to get a foothold in the sports landscape.
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Without an ability to scale, a company has a low likelihood of garnering a foothold in a competitive landscape.
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But if Blizzard's goal was to squash pro–Hong Kong sentiments in its expansive foothold in esports, it's backfiring.
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LVMH is the world's largest luxury group and has for years had a strong foothold in high-end fashion.
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The New York Times brand now has a firm foothold in the country and among the global Chinese diaspora.
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Earlier in 2019, EGP bought wind developer Tradewind Energy, giving it a stronger foothold in the American wind market.
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Major military operations were started to keep the Islamic State's foothold mostly restricted to several districts in eastern provinces.
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And soon, there may be enough to begin routine vaccination in countries where the disease has a permanent foothold.
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Both retailers have a foothold across the United States, with overlap in states that include Texas, Missouri and Kansas.
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As it grew, it became an entry point for younger doctors to gain a foothold in the medical profession.
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The move also cemented close ties with staunch ally Australia and gave the U.S. a foothold in the area.
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The first reason is allying so closely with Venezuela gives it a firm foothold in the United States' hemisphere.
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President Donald Trump's administration is working to isolate the company from developing a larger foothold in U.S. partner countries.
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This sounded alarm bells for the Israeli government, which feared entrenchment of Iran's military foothold in its immediate neighborhood.
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He's interested in data and internet privacy issues, but he's hard-pressed to get a foothold in such fields.
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Yeah, so now they've got a great foothold in the enormous travel industry and this is a horizontal expansion.
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In Syria, IS fighters are on the brink of losing their last foothold of Baghouz at the Iraqi border.
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The purchase is likely aimed at giving Foxconn a foothold of its own in the peripherals and networked devices market.
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Partnerships between companies like IBM and Vodafone could help accelerate Europe's foothold in new markets like cloud computing and 5G.
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Years of political uncertainty allowed ISIS militants to gain a foothold in the country, drawing the US into another conflict.
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"By maintaining such a strong foothold here, Honeywell is reaffirming their commitment to being a part of New Jersey's future."
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By going hyperlocal, Showmax has been able to get a foothold in what has historically been a very difficult market.
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It's also conducting support and surveillance operations in places such as the Philippines, where the Islamic State has a foothold.
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They're now so far behind that it's going to be a struggle to gain a foothold in the new market.
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Mena explained how the new sanctuaries will be stocked over the coming months to give the species a new foothold.
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If elected, Masters would become just the latest Thiel acolyte to gain a foothold in Washington in the Trump era.
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Saudi Arabia and its allies have been fighting on behalf of an exiled government with a foothold in the south.
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For some of them, the trouble started back when Medium was just trying to gain a foothold in the industry.
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However, we believe the legal and political risk will rise as the company gains a greater foothold in overseas markets.
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The latest push into digital health is the latest step in Nokia's bid to take a foothold in new areas.
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But the surest way to get a foothold is, on at least one thing, to know what you're talking about.
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Yet Western analysts worry that it may be something more: a spying post or even a foothold for Russian intervention.
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Childs is the latest wealthy GOP donor to have kept a foothold in the party despite being accused of wrongdoing.
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The political chaos and security vacuum has allowed Islamist militant groups to gain a foothold and human traffickers to thrive.
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The banks also found that their investments did not give them the solid foothold they had hoped for in China.
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The virtual reality sector is in its infancy and Xiaomi is hoping to get an early foothold, especially in China.
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Miraval possesses a grape-growing history stretching back to Roman times when it was a foothold on the Via Aurelia.
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It's also using this trip to Barcelona to help gain a foothold in Spain, through local big box store, MediaMarkt.
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The insurer is planning to enter Morocco and Egypt as it seeks to gain a foothold across the entire continent.
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The deal is designed to give Intent Media, also based in New York, a better foothold in the hotel industry.
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Oh - and while rap plays a dominant part in USA's youth culture, grime has that same foothold on Britain's teens.
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Ternium had bought into Usiminas in 22 to get a foothold in the continent's largest and most protected steel market.
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Scooters will need to navigate a labyrinth of regulatory and infrastructure challenges if they hope to ever gain a foothold.
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But from time to time, a political movement has longer staying power because it gains a foothold in elite institutions.
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This also helps make it harder for new players lured by the possibility of fast money to gain a foothold.
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Zero-waste grocery stores have expanded from their EU foothold to Brooklyn, South Africa, and even Hong Kong and Malaysia.
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In 2015, it invested in home services company HouseJoy, and insurance marketplace BankBazaar to broaden its foothold in the country.
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In China, Tomra has expanded to 20.8085 employees, from zero in 7.762, giving a foothold in a potential vast market.
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A trio of chains acquired since 2004, offering Chinese cuisine, have given Jollibee Foods a sizeable foothold in mainland China.
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Today, U.S. retreat from the region has opened the door to Trump's trade adversary China to establish a firmer foothold.
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The Syrian government has had no serious foothold in Raqqa province since Islamic State captured Tabqa air base in 2014.
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Abercrombie, which also owns Hollister, has been staging a comeback after losing its foothold as a teen staple clothing brand.
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Sky also has a online streaming box called Sky Q that sets up a foothold for selling more streaming content.
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That's why public radio has managed to keep its foothold in American life in an era of growing media fragmentation.
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There's countless stories about brave settlers setting down on worlds unknown, to help firm up humanity's foothold in the universe.
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Taking over Idlib Idlib is the last remaining area in northern Syria where anti-Assad rebel groups have a foothold.
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"If we do nothing, they get a foothold in this region," said Hishammuddin Hussein, the defence minister of neighboring Malaysia.
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Both have advanced from opposite sides of the Euphrates which bisects the province, Islamic State's last major foothold in Syria.
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"I lose my foothold and the hatch shuts," he told the Copenhagen court, saying Wall was knocked to the floor.
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But problems with the Chinese government have often made it hard for companies to get a foothold in the country.
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While it seemed like Chipotle Mexican Grill's turnaround was gaining a foothold in 2017, the burrito chain continued to struggle.
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He was looking for a foothold in New York City, and Marin had to admit that the idea was attractive.
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It forked over $4.87 billion to buy snacks company Snyder's-Lance to expand its foothold in the growing snacks category.
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While the Patriots enjoy a robust 4.3 million Twitter followers the Rams are still establishing their foothold with roughly 823,000.
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Most foreign manufacturers hoping to gain a foothold in the country partner with Chinese corporations and share revenue and profits.
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Having seen Iran establish a foothold in Iraq, Israel is desperate to prevent Iran from setting up another in Syria.
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Samsung is wholly devoted to the smart assistant, and the company's mobile devices are the one foothold Bixby currently commands.
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Despite some recent pushback, it has built ports, laid down miles of new railways, and established a bigger military foothold.
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For example, in China, Peterburg said Teva has found it challenging to establish a foothold over the last few years.
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"We might think about expanding our foothold overseas or corporate buyouts," a manager at a wholesaler wrote in the survey.
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Since early 2015, the group has gained a foothold across several districts in Nangarhar Province, where it has wrecked havoc.
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Already, however, you can see a path through which tech companies could gain a foothold in the higher ed market.
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Recently, the idea of safe injection facilities has found a foothold in several cities nationwide dealing with skyrocketing overdose deaths.
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Unlike Baking Steel, Dough-Joe already had a foothold in the pizza stone space so steels were a natural pivot.
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Nafta, which the president often calls the worst trade deal ever, has given the industry a valuable foothold in Mexico.
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The modular method has already gained a foothold in hotel construction, as well as low-rise and single-family projects.
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Its sale will boost Sinclair's growing foothold in regional sports and will give Amazon an entryway into local sports broadcast.
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Separately, Islamic State fighters were ousted from their last foothold in a major Syrian city, state-run television reported today.
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However, it's not yet clear which companies will be able to gain a foothold and actually make their plans profitable.
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About 90 percent of the bank's transactions are for small manufacturers trying to gain a foothold in important foreign markets.
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But the virus has gained a foothold in South Korea, the Middle East and Europe, raising fears of a pandemic.
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More recently, humility has found a foothold in the most widely used measure of personality traits, the five- factor questionnaire.
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At the time, surfing was still in its infancy on the East Coast, and was finding a foothold at Tobay.
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By halting charter growth indefinitely, Albany lawmakers have begun to erode the schools' foothold in the country's biggest school system.
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By halting charter growth indefinitely, Albany lawmakers have begun to erode the schools' foothold in the country's biggest school system.
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He was also helped by a program introduced by Denver International in 2011 to help small businesses get a foothold.
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Iran, which has backed Shia armed forces in the country's civil war, eventually established a powerful foothold in the country.
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Militants loyal to Islamic State have exploited political chaos and a security vacuum to establish a foothold in the country.
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The French government hopes new regulations can help change that by making it easier for startups to gain a foothold.
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And Apple (AAPL), which has struggled to get a foothold in India, began manufacturing some iPhones in Bangalore in 2017.
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Beijing's extensive investments in Djibouti are a microcosm of how China has rapidly gained a strategic foothold across the continent.
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The deal, the largest foreign acquisition of an Indian company, would give Rosneft a foothold in the growing Indian market.
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The company maintains a foothold in the fitness tracker market but it has stumbled in its recent move to smartwatches.
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The Islamic State is at the center of the violence in the eastern Afghanistan, where it has gained a foothold.
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Since it started in Seattle in 2015, Amazon Restaurants has struggled to gain a foothold in the restaurant delivery market.
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"We start with proximity because it gives us the initial foothold in [a] network," Shulman told me in a call.
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With an eye on making sure diversity is present in Massachusetts, small businesses are to be given a foothold too.
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The GOP now has a foothold in the federal government even if Donald Trump loses and Democrats retake the Senate.
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Its addition, however, gives the alliance a foothold in Africa, where other airlines have aligned with its competitors and are expanding.
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And French entitlement has gotten a foothold in the U.S. Many people here believe the government should take care of them.
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The company also acquired 27 Best Market supermarkets in New York and New Jersey to gain a foothold in that market.
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Raziq's strongman tactics had been credited with repulsing successive Taliban attempts to gain a foothold in Kandahar, once their spiritual heartland.
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Notably, Sinclair also bought out two D.C.-based local stations, WJLA and NewsChannel 8, giving it a foothold in the beltway.
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Iran aims to establish a permanent foothold along the Syrian-Israeli border, something Jerusalem has made clear it will not accept.
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For NextEra, buying Southern's power and gas assets gives it a bigger foothold in Florida, which is seeing an economic boom.
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Old Man's War is a Robert Heinlein-style novel about soldiers fighting to secure a foothold for humanity across the galaxy.
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Islamic State first seized parts of Syria and Iraq but later built up a foothold in Libya, exploiting a security vacuum.
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The Trump administration is also working to isolate Chinese tech firm Huawei from developing a larger foothold in U.S. partner countries.
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The move underscores how entrenched, home-grown e-commerce rivals have made it difficult for Amazon's marketplace to gain a foothold.
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In part because of that unusual background, The Epoch Times has had trouble finding a foothold in the broader conservative movement.
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The latest development comes as the Trump administration works to isolate Huawei from developing a larger foothold in U.S. partner countries.
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It's a very specific cultural phenomenon that has gained quite a foothold in Silicon Valley for reasons that seem quite obvious.
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For VandenHeuvel, the solution is clear -- remove the dams to allow nature to regain more of a foothold in this region.
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A strong showing there can help Democrats establish an early foothold in the race to challenge Trump for the White House.
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Although Apple seems to be courting China harder over this past year, its foothold in the country doesn't reflect its efforts.
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Just when a firm seems to be getting a dominant foothold, a plethora of start-ups emerge to erode its advantage.
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" And here's Malcolm: "It's more important to be getting a foothold with alliances and relationships and not be pulling a Tony.
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The question, going forward, is whether Intel can leverage this expected mobile foothold in the iPhone 7 modem into more business.
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Now, on the opposite coast, Mainers will have the chance to make their state legal pot's first foothold in New England.
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Moreover, it gets Apple a strong foothold across the web as a widget and library that web developers learn to install.
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The attackers could have been using the foothold provided by CCleaner installations to steal technology secrets from those companies, Williams said.
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But since the company's exit from the mobile phone market, it's had a hard time finding a new consumer electronics foothold.
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The company was able to gain a strong foothold due to some significant funding raised by its parent company, Maxi Mobility.
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Sports programming has played a key role in Mr. Murdoch's ability to gain a foothold in the European pay-TV market.
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The kind of interactive person-to-person toxicity that can plague other games doesn't seem to have a foothold in Fortnite.
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To make up for that lost revenue, American Express has focused on small-business loans, where it already has a foothold.
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Austerity has a foothold in Europe, with countries including Spain, Portugal and Greece all making cuts to get their books balanced.
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Israel is anxious about Iran's deepening military presence in Syria and has pledged to prevent it from gaining a permanent foothold.
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The move has also fueled speculation that Google may eventually acquire Spotify to gain a stronger foothold in the streaming market.
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Their relationship provided Washington with a strategic foothold in Asia, and offered Manila a shield against China's assertiveness in the region.
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It has gained a foothold in China's independent oil refining market by supplying some 6.5 million tonnes of crude in 2017.
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The northwestern region including Idlib province is part of the last major foothold of the opposition to President Bashar al-Assad.
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But perhaps it is precisely because Democrats have so little foothold in power that they are forced to be more propitiative.
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At issue are the so-called Northern Triangle countries — Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador, where democracy is still taking a foothold.
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In reality, Putin's support for Haftar is about restoring Russian influence in the country and gaining greater foothold into the region.
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Some serve licit business purposes -- helping foreign companies establish a foothold in overseas markets, for one, or reap foreign tax benefits.
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The gang became international when many of those members were deported back to Central America, giving the gang a foothold there.
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But things swiftly unraveled as rivalries between heavily armed militias escalated, and the Islamic State gained a foothold in the chaos.
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It's part of ClearPath's efforts to ramp up its Washington, D.C., office and establish a stronger foothold in federal policy circles.
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Specifically, it would give the two a strong foothold in New York, where both Gett and Juno are already very active.
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Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) has exploited Yemen's civil war to carve out a foothold in the impoverished country.
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Why it matters: If Moscow is successful in bailing out the Maduro regime, it will secure its foothold in the region.
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Pybus' study focused on how the virus established an early foothold in northeastern Brazil, from which it spread to other areas.
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As a result, so far no blood tests for mental illnesses have managed to gain a permanent foothold in the clinic.
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Nordex bought AWP from Spain's Acciona for 785 million euros last year to get a better foothold in markets outside Europe.
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C.D.C. officials and epidemiologists conferred last month about what might happen if the coronavirus gained a foothold in the United States.
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Most Texans just figured they were paying better than in Mexico, and providing a foothold in the United States was enough.
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With Democrats winning back a foothold of power by capturing the House last year, enthusiasm for impeaching Mr. Trump has ebbed.
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The Red Temple might have more of a foothold in Essos, but in Westeros, its power is, shall we say, limited.
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Without their intervention, solar and wind power, and electric and hybrid cars would have no foothold against their fossil fuel competitors.
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As the group's foothold in eastern Afghanistan has come under sustained military pressure, it has increasingly claimed responsibility for urban attacks.
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"The longer this continues, the greater the chances that measles will again get a foothold in the United States," she said.
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The group gained a foothold among well-heeled Peruvian families, spreading through Latin America and even to an outpost in Denver.
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One newcomer, the anti-immigrant People's Party, defied the polls to get its first foothold in the Althing with four seats.
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Ms. Cantrell gained a political foothold while leading her neighborhood, Broadmoor, to recovery from the devastation of Hurricane Katrina in 2005.
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A third proposal could make it harder for some species to gain a foothold on the threatened list to begin with.
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Some officials still suspect that the Russians used Mr. Mifsud to gain a foothold on a campus thick with secret agents.
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And people like her put a foothold for women in the 1920s in bartending and being a part of that culture.
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"If anyone did compromise your phone, you're wiping their foothold and they're going to have to hack back in," Nunnikhoven said.
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Basketball: Aiming for a foothold in Africa, the deep-pocketed N.B.A. has set up youth training facilities and stadiums in Senegal.
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Douma was the last rebel held foothold in the area, and talks between the rebels and the regime collapsed on Friday.
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Islamist extremists have encountered setbacks in North Africa, and they have not gained a foothold in central Asia or the Balkans.
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An army offensive last month ended with the militants withdrawing from their last foothold along the border under a ceasefire deal.
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The parent company of Poker Stars agreed to buy Sky Betting & Gaming for $4.7 billion to get a foothold in Europe.
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The Trump administration helped Apple get a foothold in India, CEO Tim Cook told Fox Business in an interview recorded Thursday.
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Well, we fill in as many entries as we can to establish that all important foothold and then we spread out.
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The research center, with $17 million from donors, aims to give "psychedelic medicine" a long-sought foothold in the scientific establishment.
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An outbreak in Italy has infected 322 people, a worrying sign that the virus may be gaining a foothold in Europe.
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The YPG is considered the backbone of the US-backed SDF, which was instrumental in eliminating ISIS' territorial foothold in Syria.
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The sheer number of new restaurants can discourage chefs trying to find a foothold with what can be a fickle clientele.
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On Wednesday, he raised the prospect that Islamic State-inspired rebels could gain a foothold in the north of the country.
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The sport only gained a foothold in the U.S. a few decades ago, but its appeal has steadily increased since then.
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"Clariant will give them the foothold in (the) specialty chemical business," said Nitin Garg, an analyst at investment bank SICO Bahrain.
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Reverse outsourcing is feverishly taking place now as companies from developing economies seek to gain a greater foothold in developed markets.
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But Hizbullah, the Shia militia-cum-political party, and its partners are reluctant to give up their foothold in the cabinet.
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The acquisition will give LVMH a bigger foothold in the United States, as well as help Tiffany in Europe and China.
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And political opportunists and autocrats, who are a greater danger to our nation than any external enemy, would have no foothold.
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The American foothold put some of the valley's toughest men out of work, the same Afghans who knew the mountain trails.
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It was vexing to repeatedly slide over the surface of this puzzle and get no traction, no foothold, no way in.
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Google bought Nest for $3.2 billion in 2013, giving it a promising foothold in the nascent market for internet-connected appliances.
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It's technologically robust enough and easy enough to use that developers love it, giving Apple a nice foothold in augmented reality.
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The problem is that those programs weren't maintained, and so the mosquitoes have gained a foothold all over the Americas again.
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But in "Hope," it finds a foothold in a way that made me sit up straight, chills running down my back.
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Other world-class European chains, such as Carrefour from France and Tesco from Britain, have tried and failed to get a foothold.
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The chaos there left a vacuum that allowed for groups like ISIS and al-Qaeda to establish a foothold and train terrorists.
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The deal allows Northrop to expand its foothold in the space market, an area where Orbital ATK has played a dominant role.
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Iraqi forces have a foothold in ten eastern districts of the city, but have sustained heavy -- if undisclosed -- casualties in the process.
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Amazon's foremost competitor in Asia, Alibaba, is slowly yet steadily gaining a foothold in India, the world's fastest-growing e-commerce market.
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Today's move is part of an enormous effort by Google to grab a bigger foothold in the all-important cloud computing market.
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Metatherians (including marsupials like kangaroos and koalas) only got a modest foothold in the smaller, southern continents of South America and Australia.
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San Francisco (CNN Business)Google Glass didn't resonate with the general public, but it may have found a foothold in the workplace.
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But the company's main foothold is in North America and Europe, while in Asia it faces stiff competition from Korean app Snow.
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He made just $9,000 his first year as a real estate agent, but he hustled to gain a foothold in the industry.
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With the acquisition, the budget airline secures its foothold in Austria, which has become a rapidly expanding hub for eastern European destinations.
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The agreement had shocked residents of the island, some of whom feared that China was seeking to establish a military foothold there.
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Amazon's interest in a flight-ticketing option in India should also help its partner ClearTrip gain a larger foothold in the nation.
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Intel in particular is trying to get a foothold inside of retail where they hope to promote their Internet of Things strategy.
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However, Allo may not be going after the developed markets so much as it's trying to establish a foothold in emerging ones.
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By buying Time Warner, AT&T has a better foothold not only in the content, but can bolster its digital advertising business.
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"This (Poland) is the strategic direction where we wanted to make our foothold," Waberer's chief executive Ferenc Lajko told a news conference.
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In most other abyssal environments, there's nothing but mud on the seafloor, making it hard for sessile creatures to gain a foothold.
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These Russian hackers are reportedly using known weaknesses to infiltrate residential routers and utilize them to get a foothold on a network.
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But Zambada uses his billions of dollars in profits from drug smuggling to gain a foothold in more legitimate businesses, as well.
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Lowering device cost would also help the company gain even more of a foothold in the competitive corporate and clinical health space.
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Although the N.F.L. has not had a team in Los Angeles in recent years, it has kept a foothold in that region.
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But such organisations have only a shaky foothold in the newly built districts that are home to many millions of young commuters.
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By using those leaked NSA exploits to gain a single foothold into a network, the malware tries to infect any computer within.
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The novels play out in a breathtaking alternate world where humanity must establish a foothold off-world after an asteroid devastates Earth.
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Lexplore already has a foothold in Sweden and is looking to grow in the already crowded American market for early reading assessment.
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Lowering IGF-1, therefore, seems to make it harder for cancer to get a foothold, something that bears out in laboratory tests.
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So nowadays she's got a huge platform, but at the beginning, podcasting was the only place she could even gain a foothold.
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Thankfully, fellow artists like Lou Reed advocated for me so intensely that I got a foothold despite the worst intentions of others.
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The U.S.-backed campaign in northern Syria aims to drive Islamic State away from its last foothold at the border with Turkey.
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China, the world's second biggest oil consumer, is one of the main markets where Aramco wants to expand its foothold, Nasser said.
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The mainland's three designated hubs – Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou – are trying hard to gain a prominent foothold on the global flight map.
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That part of the documentary is bittersweet, because while the brothers do find a new foothold, they're clearly unmoored without each other.
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That deal was never completed and Airbus later secured a foothold in the U.S. by offloading half of the jets to PanAm.
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For months, Rubio, Bush, Kasich and Christie have labored in Trump's shadow, struggling to gain a foothold in this famously mercurial state.
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Trafigura has already increased its foothold in nickel with an exclusive offtake agreement with Finland's Terrafame, that also produces zinc and cobalt.
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In attempting to establish a foothold in the Chinese pharmaceutical market, it tapped the expertise of cross-border eCommerce solutions provider Azoya.
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Barneys soon made its imprint on New York luxury fashion, building on its foothold in menswear and introducing designers like Giorgio Armani.
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Focusing on Nintendo's core strengths—console games—while trying to establish a foothold in mobile is probably the right decision for 2016.
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Specifically, he addressed why it has succeeded where the New York Times' long-running video efforts have struggled to find a foothold.
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While efforts to mitigate climate change are heating up, China is rushing to grab the strongest foothold in the clean energy race.
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Turkey already seems less concerned with Mr Assad than with preventing Kurdish insurgents from gaining a permanent foothold in the country's north.
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With Cypress, Infineon will be able to gain an even stronger foothold in important future markets and accelerate the pace of growth.
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Azar said that the longer these outbreaks continue, the greater the chance measles will again get a sustained foothold in the country.
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In this telling, the populists and nationalists who powered Trump's election are regaining a foothold as more establishment-friendly figures are marginalized.
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The company also strengthened its foothold in the US, which it entered in 13, by acquiring USD1.1bn of mature assets in 2016.
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Taking these supplements within 24 hours of first feeling symptoms will help your body get a foothold against the virus, Spar says.
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He may also be seeking to firm up the United States' position in the region, where China has been establishing a foothold.
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And maybe it's the way forward to help find a new foothold and boot us out of the despair of our times.
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But it will also have a chilling effect on foreign businesses looking to grab a foothold in the world's most populous country.
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Together, they helped many aspiring bartenders gain a foothold in the slow resurrection of what felt like an all-but-dead profession.
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Where are people most searching for World of Tanks, a game that doesn't have that huge a foothold here in the States?
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L for 243 million pounds ($316 million) to cement its foothold in Europe's three largest e-commerce markets, Britain, Germany and France.
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As a result, they developed a foothold in the smuggling trade that expanded year after year as Iran&aposs geopolitical isolation increased.
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Qatar is having a passionate affair with Iran, which is intensifying the Shiite foothold on the other side of the Persian Gulf.
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Later, under Mr. Marks's son, Simon, and Simon's partner, Israel Sieff, the family business boomed, securing a unique foothold in British society.
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Amazon upped the ante in June with its $13.4 billion purchase of Whole Foods, giving it a major foothold in the industry.
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Russia wants to build a secure foothold in the Middle East and its policy requires it to maintain good relations with Iran.
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Surging rents are now pushing out some longtime residents, though Haitians' foothold throughout the rest of South Florida is not in doubt.
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On Baseball Major League Baseball has a natural foothold in Florida, its warm climate attracting teams for spring training since the 3007s.
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Having Prime in Whole Foods gives it a foothold in the physical world as the service becomes more vital to Amazon's business.
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The move comes as the Sanders campaign seeks to gain a foothold of black voters' support before the next batch of elections.
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The conflict has also afforded Tehran a foothold on the Arabian Peninsula, allowing it to threaten maritime traffic on the Red Sea.
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The right choice from Kemp to replace Isakson could put Republicans in a good position to prevent a Democratic foothold in Georgia.
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But the third-term senator from Minnesota struggled to gain a foothold in a crowded field despite a flash of early success.
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It is slowly gaining a foothold, particularly for airport transfers from areas such as Kensington and Knightsbridge, according to founder Anton Chirkunov.
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China's People's Liberation Army has gained a new foothold in the region, in the form of a base in Tajikistan's Pamir Mountains.
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Lewis says companies that have established a foothold in China may be forced to accept that the tech superpowers are now decoupling.
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On the other hand, if you can establish a foothold, there's no reason you couldn't enjoy this solid puzzle by Peter Wentz.
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It was an overt sign of the renewed ties that could give China a bigger foothold in Latin American trade and investment.
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Though the opposition has struggled since then to gain a political foothold, it is still believed to have significant support among voters.
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So while the war in Syria has provided Mr. Putin with a Middle Eastern foothold, his interests are not limited to Syria.
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The Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS), a Sunni extremist group, created a foothold in Iraq as the Islamic factions battled.
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He made just $9,000 his first year as a real estate agent, but he hustled to gain a foothold in the industry.
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As the cost of Chinese-made technologies decreases, the window for Russian exports to get a foothold in the market will narrow.
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The burger category is crowded and competitive, leading some analysts to question if Flay's shop will be able to gain a foothold.
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But terrible unit economics, and the seasonal nature of the business, has made it difficult for smaller startups to gain a foothold.
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Tougher rules elsewhere — notably in Germany, Spain, Italy and Denmark — have limited the company's availability to gain a foothold on the continent.
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More turnover is anticipated -- giving Miller an expansive foothold to shape the administration's immigration policies and attempt end-runs around current laws.
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Mr. Arnault intends to increase international sales by expanding the brand's presence in China and Europe, where LVMH has a stronger foothold.
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Representative Liz Cheney of Wyoming, the Republicans' messaging leader, warned anew of the foothold that Democratic "radicals" were gaining in the House.
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Gebald and Wurzbacher believe the way to gain a commercial foothold is to sell their expensive CO₂ to agriculture or beverage companies.
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Amazon continues to have a foothold in the smart speaker space, controlling 70% of the market, according to Consumer Intelligence Research Partners.
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Venture capital firms are already hiring former employees from Uber and other I.P.O.-ready companies to get a foothold in their networks.
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Chromebooks have been a quiet hit for Google, gaining a particular foothold in education but also popular with consumers and some businesses.
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The broader hope is that if supersonic flight gains a foothold with business travelers, costs will eventually come down as technology improves.
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A generation of mainstay drugs have gone off patent, raising the stakes for companies vying for a foothold in the burgeoning oncology market.
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This leaves room in the North American market especially for a "pro-consumer brand" to gain an emotional foothold with consumers, he says.
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With Usabilla, SurveyMonkey gains a stronger foothold in the EU as the company's headquarters in Amsterdam will become the SurveyMonkey's largest EU office.
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After rallying more than 50 percent from lows earlier this year, world crude is struggling to get a foothold above $40 a barrel.
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In this way, the company increases its foothold in the enterprise, isolates competitors, and gains not just new users but more existing users.
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This week, pipeline operator NuStar Energy NS.S agreed to pay $1.48 billion for Navigator Energy Services to get a foothold in the Permian.
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That deal was not a quick play for growth, but part of the long-term foothold Mars is planning across the pet industry.
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Whole Foods has hundreds of stores across the U.S., which could give Amazon a foothold in the grocery business — and possibly food delivery.
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Why it matters: Violence has pushed public health measures against Ebola into sporadic stoppages — effectively allowing the infectious disease to take foothold again.
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The company has largely been building up early customers through word-of-mouth and has taken a particular foothold among creative agency customers.
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Roku jumped year-over-year from 32 percent to 37 percent, which is a foothold that none of its competitors can quite match.
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In the meantime, the company appears to be doing as much as it can to establish a foothold in the business, Joyce said.
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The longer the outbreaks continue, the greater the chance that measles will "again get a sustained foothold" in the U.S., the agency added.
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On the left of the graphic, attackers who specialized in compromising corporate networks worked their way into the business to gain a foothold.
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And it also makes sense that in the industry's early days, there's more than one charging business model trying to gain a foothold.
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Airware is betting that buying a foothold in the construction and mining drone business could turn into massive footprint as the market grows.
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ISIS came in, and now occupies significant territory in Libya, and is now prepared, unless we stop them, to have a terrorist foothold.
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The streaming service allows Fox to gain a foothold in the subscription video world that companies like HBO, CBS, and others are joining.
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Trump has a narrow foothold in the tech world, but has struggled to raise significant capital from wealthy founders and early-stage investors.
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Back in 2013, Amazon acquired (and continued to operate) online math instruction company TenMarks to gain a foothold in the online education space.
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Often through word-of-mouth recommendations from friends and relatives in Miami, select brands have already established a foothold in the Cuban market.
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This high-profile partnership continues to show just what a strong early foothold NextVR is getting in the live event VR-streaming space.
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But it can also do the more careful navigation on rough terrain where we need to plan really one foothold after the next.
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Razer is introducing a new flagship smartphone, the Razer Phone 2, that's meant to establish a foothold in the new gaming phone market.
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Growing numbers of wealthy Chinese are anxious to secure a foothold abroad and think that sending a child to study there could help.
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For the mostly Sunni Muslim rebel groups, the fall of Aleppo would deprive them of their last big foothold in a major city.
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" The agency warned, "The longer these outbreaks continue, the greater the chance measles will again get a sustained foothold in the United States.
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United, part of United Continental Holdings Inc, is seeking a deeper foothold in Latin America, which is considered ripe for air travel growth.
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First, imagine we lived in more prosperous and equitable times: Would Trump have gained a foothold in politics as easily as he did?
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It is also having to compete with low-cost operators, such as Purplebricks, which are seeking to gain a foothold in the market.
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The XpressWest project was seen as a foothold into a burgeoning U.S. high-speed rail market and an opportunity to showcase China's technology.
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Dany has only a foothold, but she literally reaches out to touch the country with her hand, which Podeswa shoots with great affection.
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Over the past few weeks, the terrorist group has taken advantage of a security vacuum to establish a foothold in Afghanistan's northeastern border.
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CN of Colombia and Copa Airlines of Panama, giving the U.S. airline a deeper foothold in Latin America where travel demand is rising.
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Netflix may have just secured a foothold in the world's second-largest consumer market but that could be a non-event, for now.
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It gained a foothold in Hungary this year by acquiring a distressed mortgage portfolio from the Hungarian unit of Italy's largest bank, UniCredit.
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Wearables and health apps give the company a foothold on a $2.8 trillion industry—and access to more data from millions of consumers.
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And image isn't just about fashion today: It's about your appearance on social media where, as it happens, Urban has a strong foothold.
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Coming Attractions: The Rise of VR PornLike many new technologies over the years, VR found an early foothold in the adult-film industry.
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Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) has exploited Yemen's civil war to carve out a foothold in the Arabian Peninsula's poorest country.
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Last year, Rappido took a position in the Colombian delivery service Mensajeros Urbanos to gain a foothold in that country's expanding delivery market.
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Washington wants to maintain a strategic foothold in an area close to a crucial supply route for Iranian weapons entering Syria from Iraq.
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The company had gained traction in a market where many other companies had failed to keep a foothold, and Nortman was curious how.
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Expensive luxury brands, like many other consumer firms, have been eager to grab a stronger foothold in China, the world's largest consumer market.
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In the foreign exchange market, diminishing risk aversion is helping the dollar to gain a foothold at one-month high of 51.383 yen.
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The company that's able to grab the biggest piece of the mobile and home marketshare will have a unique foothold in the market.
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The acquisition was announced during a press event this morning in Los Angeles, giving LeEco an instant foothold in the US television market.
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The company is also expected to make an even more aggressive push outside of the States, where Microsoft easily has the largest foothold.
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Insiders' cushy posts, bureaucratic careers, and more importantly the elitist foothold that big money donors hold in the Capital, all would be threatened.
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Services such as Sony's Playstation Now and Shadow from French start-up Blade are all attempting to gain a foothold in cloud gaming.
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Typically, these stories are about expanding humanity's presence into space, either for a foothold to safeguard against extinction, or simply for economic opportunity.
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Unfortunately, leaving has become a necessity rather than a choice for many because of rising violence, rampant corruption and the Taliban's increasing foothold.
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Today, Georgia is poised to reach greater economic heights as a key hub for global trade and foothold for U.S. businesses in Eurasia.
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They and other officials warned Trump that leaving the region now would allow for ISIS, or another terror group, to regain a foothold.
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If confirmed, the supply deal with a major smartphone maker could help LG Display gain a further foothold in the OLED display market.
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The resulting turmoil has enabled the sworn enemies of the Houthis, al-Qaeda and the Islamic State to consolidate their foothold in Yemen.
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"Spa Night" is a looming family tragedy of immigrants desperately trying to maintain a foothold in an oppressive, upwardly mobile and conformist subculture.
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He said that Facebook's plan of attack was to launch its TikTok competitor, Lasso, in markets where TikTok didn't yet have a foothold.
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Still, gaining a foothold in Messenger is a big step for PayPal, which could benefit from its exposure to Messenger's sizable user base.
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For now, however, Yammer still has a shot at grabbing a foothold thanks to Microsoft's big push to its Office 365 commercial customers.
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At Belmont—300 miles from home, writing constantly, trying to get a foothold in the Nashville underground scene—things started to open up.
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They went from one of many hardcore bands vying for a foothold in the scene to a band that existed on another plane.
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The two did not specify which new categories they may expand into, but General Mills has an ample foothold in the yogurt category.
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As she gained a foothold as one of the race's clear leaders last month, Warren started to face more skepticism from her rivals.
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In 2018, the US moved to block Chinese infrastructure investments in Greenland that could've given it a military foothold off of Canada's coast.
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His advisers have urged him to wait to ensure the militants are defeated and to prevent Assad's ally Iran from gaining a foothold.
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Gillette is a giant in the shaving industry, but its foothold is shrinking as scrappy competitors offering disposable razor subscriptions capture younger consumers.
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But foreign banks have struggled to establish a foothold, with several large international players pulling out of the business for lack of scale.
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The Miss America Organization is scrapping the swimsuit portion of the competition as it tries to find a foothold in the #MeToo era.
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It said in the registration documents it plans to further expand its international foothold, which it cautioned will bring with it new costs.
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So it's not out of the realm of possibility that measles could reestablish a foothold in the U.S., as the CDC has warned.
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Pacific countries have been tightening their border controls to prevent the coronavirus from gaining a foothold in isolated islands with limited health resources.
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Nadal gained a foothold in the brief resumption between rain delays, winning all three games played before play was postponed for the day.
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But in recent decades, as women have gained reproductive rights and a foothold in the labor force, marriage has become more about companionship.
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Affluent Chinese families seeking a foothold in a stable democracy snap up most of the visas, which are capped at 10,000 a year.
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"In Q3 we expanded geographically and strengthened our foothold in the fast-growing third-tier implant segment," said Marco Gadola, Chief Executive Officer.
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Mr. Gottheimer noted that other hate groups like the Oath Keepers and the Ku Klux Klan were gaining a foothold in his district.
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The YPG is considered the backbone of the US-backed Syrian Democratic Forces, which was instrumental in eliminating ISIS' territorial foothold in Syria.
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The centers at Johns Hopkins and Imperial College give "psychedelic medicine," as some call it, a long-sought foothold in the scientific establishment.
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Match has carved out a foothold in the online dating market, largely due to solid growth in its youth-oriented dating app, Tinder.
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From Cambodia, China can count on its loyal support on regional issues, while it also gains a strategic foothold deep in Southeast Asia.
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With this collaboration, the French have a foothold in Shanghai and should focus less on disseminating "expertise" and more on opportunities to learn.
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With this collaboration, the French has a foothold in Shanghai and should focus less on disseminating "expertise" and more on opportunities to learn.
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The private burger chain has partnered with Move Systems, a food cart and truck manufacturer, to gain a foothold in the Big Apple.
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The deal is worth up to $10 billion over 10 years and could be a foothold for Microsoft to win more government business.
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In short, as long as China needs a maritime foothold in West Africa, Cameroon's debt burden may be lightened for a while longer.
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They've been giving feedback on things like foothold placement and the overall flow of the interior as part of NASA's NextSTEP Habitation program.
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This is a high-stakes moment for the UAW as the union once again seeks a major foothold after decades of failed attempts.
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Match has carved out a foothold in the online dating market, largely due to solid growth in its youth-oriented dating app, Tinder.
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The company is bypassing an already crowded market in Punta Cana and Puerto Plata for the chance for a foothold near Esmeralda Beach.
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The takeover will give Standard Industries, which currently gets about three quarters of its revenue in the United States, a foothold in Europe.
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A number of European clubs have, however, set up academies on a franchise basis to get a foothold in a potentially huge market.
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Paytm has a stronger foothold in the lucrative money-transfer market and claims 230 million users in India, 85033 million more than WhatsApp.
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Netanyahu has been cautioning against any attempt by Iran to deepen its military foothold in Syria or construct missile factories in neighbouring Lebanon.
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The Trump administration is working to isolate Huawei, the world's largest telecommunications equipment manufacturer, from developing a larger foothold in U.S. partner countries.
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After gaining a foothold in the match early in the second set, Bautista Agut endured a 40-minute rain delay before drawing level.
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Nearly four in 10 of the top toons had female producers, but women of color still found it hard to get a foothold.
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Over half of the stocks in the ETF are Asian companies, many of which have a more broad-based foothold in the esports space.
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But for production companies outside of Hollywood's "big six" looking to gain a foothold, an Oscar nomination alone can be a truly transformational event.
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At the same time, large criminal organization such as MS-298 have violated our borders and gained a deadly foothold within the United States.
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But firms including Infosys, TCS, Dr Reddy's Laboratories Reliance Industries and Mahindra & Mahindra have a foothold there in manufacturing, healthcare, financial services and outsourcing.
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"I think we were holding on from the start to be honest and never got a foothold in the game," said coach Tom Sermanni.
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And in doing so, force the West to respect Russia and its interests while maintaining (or even expanding) its foothold in the Middle East.
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Although, when I'm in the pit of it, everything rages and hurts in a way that rationale has a hard time finding a foothold.
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If Swift can be the first a first coding language for young developers, the company will build itself a solid foothold into the future.
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A key criticism of Article 17 of the EU directive has been that it will further entrench large platforms' foothold in digital distribution dominance.
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The acquisition was for both the IP and the team, giving the company a foothold in Korea, and a way to expand into China.
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Beykpour originally came to Twitter as CEO Periscope, a company Twitter acquired in 2015 in an effort to get a foothold in livestreaming video.
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After the meeting, Obama said the leaders discussed ways to prevent ISIS from obtaining a foothold in Libya by supporting a stabilizing government there.
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"With a leading position in the feature phone market already, HMD has a significant global foothold ...from day one," HMD said in a statement.
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The conflict has allowed Russia, Iran, Turkey and the Islamic State, now degraded by an American-led coalition, to gain a foothold in Syria.
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But it's clear that Ticketmaster, by whatever means, has kept its rivals from gaining a meaningful foothold in the market for major music venues.
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Soccer's strong foothold in the U.S. has made the World Cup into the only time when the country really rallies around a single team.
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The funding will help eyeSight commercialize its solutions and also get a foothold in China with Kuang-Chi now on board as an investor.
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For Acorns, the deal also gives the company a foothold in the Portland market — which it sees as an emerging hub for developer talent.
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It's the latest sign that status-quo leaders (who typically believe globalization leads to economic and social progress, for example) have lost their foothold.
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The company is one of the few — and many would argue the first — Chinese internet startups that manage to gain a meaningful foothold globally.
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The extremist group established a foothold in Libya amid political chaos and conflict in the North African state, gaining control over Sirte last year.
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The company has an early foothold in VR, and is wont to pull fun tech-related marketing stunts like an emoji porn texting service.
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Beyond the failures of the Tripoli government, Haftar has been especially effective at beating back terrorist efforts to achieve a strong foothold in Libya.
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Democracy has enough of a foothold to make this very unlikely to happen again; all the same, politics in Albania is a nasty business.
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To return to a theme: The price of "standard" rooftop solar has gotten so damn cheap that BIPV is having trouble getting a foothold.
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Between the sandals, Givens, Jonze's concept, and a debut at the first-ever PornHub awards, though, the video found a foothold in pop culture.
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Yet while the likes of Skepta or Kano are beginning to gain a foothold in the States, they have been around a long time.
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Kia, whose only plant in the continent is based in Nigeria, said the move would enable it to establish a foothold in east Africa.
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Emily can't seem to find foothold without her husband, Lorelai doesn't know what she wants or where she's going, and Rory has no underwear.
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Israel is determined to prevent Iran from expanding its foothold in Syria, even if it means threatening Russia's client in Damascus in the process.
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Walmart (WMT) paid $16 billion last year to take over Bangalore-based Flipkart, giving it a foothold in one of Amazon's biggest overseas markets.
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Barclays has 56 branches and serves around 127,53 customers in Egypt, where it first established a foothold in 1864, according to the bank's website.
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The deal is aimed at giving Intent Media a better foothold in the hotel industry, company Chief Executive Richard Harris said in an interview.
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Islamic State still has a territorial foothold in Syria west of the Euphrates in areas otherwise held by the Syrian government and its allies.
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Yavuz said Mavi is opening up bigger stores and growing the existing stores while expanding its foothold in the United States, Canada, Germany, Russia.
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Other cracks abruptly end in a smooth sea of granite, forcing climbers to swing left or right to find the next hand or foothold.
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The Sinaloa cartel worked with a splinter group of the Carrillo Fuentes organization (Juarez cartel) to establish a firm foothold in the Juarez plaza.
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In a sign that they could be on their way to that target, ISIS was ousted from Sirte, its last major foothold in Libya.
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Now he could be a hostage, a corpse, or a foothold for the Dornishmen in the event of full-on war with the crown.
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Google Play, meanwhile, may not have led on the revenue front, but it is getting a significant foothold in emerging markets, as noted above.
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That went into effect in July 2018 and made it more difficult for U.S. beef producers to get a foothold in the Chinese market.
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But in the long run, getting a foothold in the Chinese electric vehicle market is probably a higher priority than avoiding some angry tweets.
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Montana Democrats have been facing a strong Republican challenge in recent years as the GOP has increasingly gained a foothold into Big Sky Country.
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Mr. Zhang hinted at a potential strategic data play for the company trying to find a foothold in a market dominated by mobile devices.
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In Egypt, terrorists have gained a foothold in the Sinai desert, near the Suez Canal, one of the most essential waterways in the world.
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It's one of the reasons augmented reality solutions that let you blend the real and virtual worlds, like Microsoft's HoloLens, could gain a foothold.
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Al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb (AQIM) has gained a foothold in northern Mali, as well as Mauritania, Niger and Algeria to the north.
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And Google — along with other Silicon Valley companies — is looking to gain a foothold in China, where it has had limited operations since 2010.
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Apple Pay went live in China last month, while existing competitors – Alibaba's Alipay and Tencent's WePay – already have a strong foothold in the market.
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Opponents of higher minimum wages like to claim that by keeping wages low, they are helping younger workers get a foothold in the workforce.
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The deals will help BASF, the world's fourth largest maker of farming pesticides, gain a foothold in seeds, a business it had previously shunned.
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For critics ending U.S. military support in Yemen will only bolster Iran and give them and their allies a greater foothold in the region.
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But although Britain's exporters have been getting a foothold in the emerging markets, they have not been as successful as they might have been.
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The hope among advocates is that once a single-payer system gets a foothold in one state, it can be exported around the country.
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If the mind flayers regain their foothold, if they can be the savior of their species, then they will pursue their goals without fail.
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Brands in each category are always looking to find new ways to reach an audience and gain that critical first foothold in their market.
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Weber said he expected all mainstream parties to focus on preventing the anti-immigrant AfD from gaining a permanent foothold in the German parliament.
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Now Huawei is bringing that phone to the US, as part of a growing effort to get a foothold in the US smartphone market.
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The new accelerator is seemingly poised to capitalize on this trend, while also giving Walmart and Green Dot a new foothold in the market.
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Mr. Cailan was born and raised in Los Angeles, and his brother's success as a chef gave him a foothold in the restaurant business.
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Moreover, Russia's posture vis-a-vis Venezuela offers a low-risk, high-reward way to gain a foothold and influence in the Western Hemisphere.
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OPPORTUNITIES AND THE ECONOMY Analysts say Pinduoduo gained a foothold in the market thanks to the shortcomings in some of Alibaba and JD.com's models.
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MUFG had said in December it was seeking a 73.8 percent stake in Bank Danamon, to build a foothold in Southeast Asia's biggest economy.
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To the west of the river, in territory otherwise under the control of the Syrian army and its allies, Islamic State retains a foothold.
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More important, these increases will make it more difficult for weakly educated youths and young adults to get a foothold in the labor market.
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Activision Blizzard Inc, for example, said in November it would buy "Candy Crush" maker King Digital, giving it a bigger foothold in mobile games.
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That, in and of itself, is a major development, especially for the left, which has struggled to get a foothold within the Democratic establishment.
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The labor movement achieved some of its most important political victories in the midcentury only after it gained a foothold within the Democratic Party.
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For an intern, a connection with a managing director can mean a foothold in one of the most lucrative career paths in the world.
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I couldn't catch a foothold in the social media world and my following had plateaued no matter how much I re-worked my approaches.
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The Capitol Hall has also given a foothold to Ms. Saliski and Mr. Ortiz as well as to thousands of migrants from the hinterlands.
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Google is rolling out its Translate app in China in a first-wave effort to reestablish a foothold in the world's most populous country.
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Adding Snyder's snack brands like Diamond Foods and Pop Secret popcorn will broaden Campbell's snack business and create a stronger foothold into convenience stores.
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And so the news came and went fairly quickly — big company buys small start-up, foothold gained in new market, meager profits expected soon.
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With these investments, Alibaba is buying a foothold into small but fast-growing e-commerce markets in some of the world's most populous regions.
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Had Amazon not found this retail foothold selling books, could it have begun to build its gigantic, devoted customer base by selling anything else?
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For publishers looking to win Marriott's paid media business, a strong foothold in technology and individual-level audience mapping and targeting will be key.
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There are 118,000 cases, more than 4,000 deaths, the agency said, and the virus has found a foothold on every continent except for Antarctica.
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Another foothold for Taiwanese cooking is izakaya-style, snacky food to serve with drinks in a setting splashed with neon and a cartoon mural.
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As the coronavirus gained a foothold in the United States, thousands of employees from Seattle to Silicon Valley were told to work from home.
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But faced with the threat of blacklists and the overwhelming might of the agencies, the Guild struggled to find a foothold in the industry.
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Efficient Power has a strong foothold in China, but has lately run into resistance from customers there that he traces to moves in Washington.
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But now, powerful gangs from Brazil are exploiting Paraguay's lax gun laws, police corruption and weak justice system to establish a more permanent foothold.
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Danske Bank became a major force in Estonia in 2007 by acquiring the Finnish bank Sampo, which had a large foothold in the country.
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At the same time, large criminal organizations such as MS-13 have violated our borders and gained a deadly foothold within the United States.
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The Trump administration is working to isolate China's Huawei, the world's largest telecommunications equipment manufacturer, from developing a larger foothold in U.S. partner countries.
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The planned opening comes at a time when Israel and Iran have launched attacks against each other as Iran maintains a foothold in Syria.
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Howard Barkin returns with a twisty Thursday theme that is actually very easy to figure out, once you gain a foothold in his puzzle.
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JL: ISIS certainly has a foothold in Afghanistan, though its presence is largely confined to several districts in three provinces (Nangarhar, Zabul, and Kunduz).
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Rivals that are not part of the existing LNG production, including Chevron and Italy's Eni, also hope to win a foothold in the expansion.
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Visit CNN's Election Center for full coverage of the 2020 race Former South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg is looking for a foothold anywhere.
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The virus has spread more slowly in Africa than in Asia or Europe but has a foothold in 41 African nations and two territories.
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Metro's transformation into a wholesale group has put it on Sysco's radar as a potential foothold in Europe, one of the sources had said.
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Christie, who's eyeing a similar strategy, held a meeting with prominent Republicans in South Carolina last month to try to get a foothold there.
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The latest development comes as the Trump administration works to isolate Chinese tech firm Huawei from developing a larger foothold in U.S. partner countries.
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But Western diplomats hope they have realized Haftar cannot take Tripoli and that a stalemate would give Turkey a foothold, which Cairo especially fears.
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Preventing ISIS from establishing a foothold in the region would be one of the very few things on which India and Pakistan could agree.
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Global oil producers are eager to gain a foothold in India, where fuel demand is expected to keep rising as the country's economy grows.
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Hezbollah led a campaign in the same area that month to oust the Nusra Front jihadist group from their last foothold along the border.
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For another, the government goes all-in on establishing a foothold on the moon, meaning that the US pulls out of Vietnam in 210.
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Some, like FCA, have had more trouble than others, and so teaming up with Foxconn could help the Italian-American automaker find a foothold.
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Rybakina, playing her fourth final of the season, was unplayable at times before Halep got a foothold in the contest and started controlling points.
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Officials under multiple presidents have renewed the protections year after year, allowing hundreds of thousands of people to enlarge their foothold on American life.
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It also launched a localized payments app for India as it tries to gain a foothold in the country's rapidly-growing digital payments space.
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Will voices from more extreme wings of the Republican Party find a bigger foothold in publishing, further cementing their place in mainstream political discourse?
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While the U.S. is a more developed market and less in need of supporting cash-based payments, cash still has a big foothold here.
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This makes it increasingly difficult for the new, small product from the small-to-medium-sized firm to establish a foothold in the space.
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The product has made major strides since its 2015 launch: It now offers cellular connectivity and has a strong foothold on the wearables market.
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That a Chinese-owned entity would gain a foothold in Japan's vaunted auto industry thanks to poor quality control was once hard to imagine.
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Adnan al-Dmairi, spokesman of the Palestinian security services in the West Bank, dismissed any suggestion Islamic State had a foothold in the territory.
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But if such changes don't gain a foothold, corporate buying will most likely remain a cornerstone of the stock market in the coming years.
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These bugs would allow hackers who have already gained a foothold into a computer to install persistent and hard-to-detect malware, researchers warned.
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It is never easy to wrest the media's attention from Trump, but control of the House will at least give Dems a foothold. 2.
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Netanyahu was expected to ask for US assistance in preventing Iran from gaining a stronger foothold in Syria as the civil war there deteriorates.
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The premise behind expanding Centene's foothold "is the government is going to play a role regardless of what happens in the U.S.," he said.
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This is how the alt-right got a foothold in 4chan, and this is the way some people end up on the other side.
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My friends are out there hustling and making all kinds of sacrifices to get a foothold and, when it's not working, feeling like failures.
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President Donald Trump's administration hopes that the U.S.-backed fight against Islamic State in its last foothold in northeastern Syria will end within months.
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It has lost ground in Syria to various separate enemies over the past year and the eastern Deir al-Zor province its last major foothold.
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Cloud has been an important growth vertical at Alibaba and nabbing a heavyweight ally will only strengthen its foothold as China's biggest cloud service provider.
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Claustrophobia has a strong foothold deep on an Amtrak train; you realize very distinctly that you're in a cramped metal tube with no way off.
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The recent attacks in Bangladesh have raised fears that religious extremists are gaining a foothold in the country, despite its traditions of secularism and tolerance.
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"The longer these outbreaks continue, the greater the chance measles will again get a sustained foothold in the United States," a CDC press release said.
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Competing in an overflowing field, Mr. Ryan — previously known mostly for challenging Speaker Nancy Pelosi for the House Democratic leadership — never really got a foothold.
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The jihadists have linked up with Western-backed Free Syria Army (FSA) groups who continue to maintain a foothold in several towns in the province.
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It's an honor, a privilege, a validation, and, until now, a secure foothold in a community that becomes ever more important as one's career fades.
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Driving Islamic State from its last remaining foothold at the Turkish border has been a top priority of the US-led campaign against the group.
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Ms. Forster caught the flavor of the decade in "Georgy Girl," the story of a young woman trying to get a foothold in teeming London.
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In late April, Tencent-backed Meituan introduced its own marketplace for ride-hailing apps after struggling to establish a major foothold with its Didi equivalent.
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Google has also undergone changes as a company, with its new CEO Pichai leading the charge to once again get a foothold in the country.
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Once-off-limits drugs are gaining a bigger foothold in the health care market as scientists reassess how they work and what they're capable of.
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Some Namibians wish the Chinese would go home, wondering how they ever established such a strong foothold in trades that should be dominated by locals.
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Activision bought "Candy Crush" maker King Digital for nearly $6 billion last year, looking for a bigger foothold in the highly-addictive mobile gaming space.
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By 1858 they had won an influential foothold in Congress, and by 1860, that party leader — Abraham Lincoln — was elected President of the United States.
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European firms have joined in too: SNCF Geodis, a French state-owned logistics outfit, recently bought OHL for $212m, to establish a foothold in America.
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That action could adversely impact hotel brands that directly compete with Trump's business empire, making it more difficult for them expand their foothold in Cuba.
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Meizu's another in a long list of Chinese phone makers with a strong foothold that has yet to make a dent in the US market.
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The FARC may find an electoral foothold among poor farmers and committed leftists, but many Colombians are worried that ex-fighters will join criminal gangs.
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It would give whoever gets a foothold on the moon a considerable advantage in exploiting both its resources and those of the rest of space.
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One of the reasons why Salesforce has been interested in the startup is because it has helped Salesforce gain a better foothold in Europe specifically.
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Over the past two years, its built up that foothold, buying Ferrara Candy Company for $1 billion and Nestle's U.S. candy business for $2.8 billion.
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If Rubio can secure Florida, he may gain a foothold on which to leap forward and secure the nomination as the only viable establishment candidate.
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Hotez said he fears the disease is already gaining a foothold in the Gulf Coast region and is calling for more monitoring of vulnerable areas.
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Some analysts believe that Australia, France and New Zealand are likely to re-double diplomatic efforts in the region to ensure China's foothold is contained.
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After all, at the same time that many Americans are struggling to gain a foothold in the job market, employers still need to hire workers.
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In the early 2000s, every network was trying to get a foothold in the reality-TV dating scene, even after The Bachelor premiered on ABC.
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The trip was too dangerous; she was afraid he would drown at sea or be kidnapped by ISIS, which was gaining a foothold in Libya.
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It cost about $200,000 a year for years to secure their future on Santa Cruz Island, releasing bird after bird until they gained a foothold.
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The United Nations has warned that the crisis might benefit drug traffickers and attract "extremist terrorist groups" seeking to gain a foothold in the region.
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Good academic reputations, greater freedom and the possibility of gaining a foothold overseas were all reasons for mainland Chinese students to study in Hong Kong.
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Then, with help from tuft cells and other parts of the immune system, the body can fight off the invaders before they've gotten a foothold.
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A polyglot mix of immigrants in the 19th and early 20th centuries first found a foothold in the United States on the Lower East Side.
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Millennials, who are criticized for having "no work ethic" and "needing to have their hands held," have trouble getting a foothold in the job market.
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The group maintains a foothold in the north of the Sinai Peninsula and inspires local Islamist extremist groups despite the efforts of Egyptian security forces.
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Islamic State militants took advantage of a security vacuum to establish a foothold in Libya, seizing control of the coastal city of Sirte last year.
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Turkey, Saudi Arabia and Iran are battling for regional power; terrorist groups are looking to secure a foothold; Russia and the US are squaring off.
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Although as a developer Mr. Trump never got the real estate foothold in Russia that he craved, he has spent 30 years courting Russian politicians.
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As the family's supermarkets spread across Europe, it became impossible for other would-be competitors like Walmart to even get a foothold in the region.
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Country fans largely shunned the band following Maines' statements, and the band struggled to maintain a foothold in the country world in the ensuing years.
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When soils are loaded with microbes, they use so many nutrients that it's hard for a lethal blight or other pathogen to gain a foothold.
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A tool like the one designed by Osadzinski specifically enables operatives to rapidly post content and stay ahead of takedowns to maintain a foothold online.
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Such a deal would give Google a foothold in the smartwatch space, an industry that the search giant has struggled to break into thus far.
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All of the companies mentioned above, with a foothold in the fintech industry and in the mindshare around it, could go after a similar problem.
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After a half-decade of stilted moves, haphazard trades and bungled team-building, the Nets are still trying to gain their foothold in New York.
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Later, I had screeched to a halt at the lip of a sharp declivity and, unable to find a foothold, simply timberrrrrrrrred into the sagebrush.
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The troubles mounted from there as Gabbard never was able to gain a foothold with the Democratic Party's progressive left, which largely stuck with Sanders.
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It's true that Moscow's in extremis intervention prevented the collapse of Syria's president, Bashar al-Assad, and preserved Russia's sole foothold in the Middle East.
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Eight thematic sections give you a foothold in Johns' ruminations, through his work, on the nature of perception, on literary figures, memory, mortality and more.
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In Washington State, where the coronavirus outbreak found its first foothold in the United States, officials are trying to fill multiple positions processing jobless claims.
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The alert prompted Marriott to work with outside security experts, who discovered that the hackers had grabbed a foothold in Starwood's systems starting in 2014.
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Islamic State militants have lost swathes of land to various offensives across Syria and Iraq, forced into a diminishing foothold along the Euphrates river valley.
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With only a couple of three-letter words interspersed between the 6s, 7s and 8s, solvers may have a hard time getting a foothold there.
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With only a couple of three-letter words interspersed between the 6s, 7s and 8s, solvers may have a hard time getting a foothold there.
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At Fort Smith National Historic Site, in northwestern Arkansas, I inked one stamp for the frontier fort, a foothold on the land during westward expansion.
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Those carriers — Verizon, AT&T, Sprint and T-Mobile — dominate the market, making it more difficult for Huawei to get a foothold in the country.
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Over the last 20 years, Yemeni-Americans have established a foothold in New York's network of bodegas — small convenience stores offering coffee, groceries and knickknacks.
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He hopes to prevent Iran, whose forces helped save Mr. Assad's embattled regime, from strengthening its foothold in Syria and threatening Israel and other countries.
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Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders won his home state early in the night, but failed to carve out a foothold in the East Coast and Midwest.
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But it's too early to tell how many have gained a foothold in North American waters, where they could challenge or even displace native species.
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Sunni extremists have gained a foothold in Iran's Kurdish areas over the last few years, according to a 2015 research paper by Iran's Interior Ministry.
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With the novel coronavirus gaining a foothold in the US and flu cases still increasing, a triple epidemic in the US is possible, he said.
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In fact, his policies worked in the opposite direction, ensuring Assad's survival by allowing Russia to gain an unprecedented strategic foothold in the Middle East.
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It has just hired Mauro Premazzi from Bank of America and is seeking to establish a foothold before expanding its Italian team, the sources said.
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With the acquisition of AnsweriQ, it now also has a foothold in Seattle, which it plans to use to attract local talent to the company.
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Lucky's also represented a way for Kroger to get a foothold in Florida, a market dominated by Publix and a scattered field of independent grocers.
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Our report uncovers a chilling pattern: Over the past year, everywhere unions have a foothold in state government they're ramming through bills that hurt workers.
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It would create several hundred jobs in the hard-hit region, and give the union a foothold in the industry's coming transition to electric vehicles.
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She wants Britain to be a bridge between the E.U. and the U.S. Is having no foothold in Europe really the way to do that?
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But the party, in order to keep its foothold on the state ballot, would face significant risks if it were cast as enabling a spoiler.
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The CCP (Chinese Communist Party) will now have a foothold to conduct pervasive espionage... and has increased economic and political leverage over the United Kingdom.
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Revolut is one of the many digital challenger banks which have gained a foothold in Europe by offering consumers colorful cards and slick mobile apps.
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Despite the risk of potential over-exposure, brands seem likely to continue pursuing China's top social media stars to gain a foothold with local consumers.
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" He also pledged "enduring commitment" to ensuring that ISIS and other terrorist cells "will not be able to grab a foothold in this region again.
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