Using preparation and education, the U.S.O.C. can only forge ahead.
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That has allowed Firefly Aerospace to forge ahead with its mission.
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Leadership had been prepared to forge ahead with a clean Dec.
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But I took that emotion and used it to forge ahead.
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And the answer for them, it seems, is to forge ahead.
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Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's government wants to forge ahead with the relocation.
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I stuck our 53,000 employees together, and encouraged them to forge ahead.
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Chuck Grassley (R-IA) — will agree or forge ahead with a vote.
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They encountered resistance from Cuban authorities but decided to forge ahead nonetheless.
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They carry their history with them and yet choose to forge ahead.
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Shocked, grieving, and forced to grow up too soon, they forge ahead.
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But it became clear that the GOP would forge ahead, rolling the dice.
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Now she wanted to forge ahead with the next lesson, in knot theory.
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Nigeria and Kenya have the heft to forge ahead, but smaller exchanges could struggle.
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If you're not and forge ahead anyway, things are almost certainly doomed to failure.
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There is a category, which transcends class, of people who want to forge ahead.
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And when you're ready to forge ahead with more forceful seasoning, remember the anchovy.
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Chances are, your company will most likely forge ahead without you after you sell.
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Republican lawmakers and the Trump administration are determined to forge ahead with tax reform.
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Presenting the package, Energy Minister Teresa Ribera said it was worthwhile to forge ahead.
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Multilateral agreements in which groups of like-minded countries forge ahead should lead the way.
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But the Trump administration has balked at the idea, leaving them to forge ahead alone.
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Rather than going that route, Couric encouraged women to share their stories and forge ahead.
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We can forge ahead knowing that while evil is among us, it involves the few.
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In the meantime property prices in the country, underpinned by low interest rates, forge ahead.
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As they forge ahead, though, the Celtics need to be realistic about where they stand.
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The Jayhawks were able to forge ahead and record a 32-24 lead at halftime.
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Seoul's desire to forge ahead with reconciliation projects could also complicate Washington's negotiations with Pyongyang.
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So we forge ahead, never knowing when autocorrect will decide to insert itself into a conversation.
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Such counts can signal a green light to the leadership to forge ahead with a bill.
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Without even discussing it, we all knew we had forge ahead and make a different album.
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Regev isn't deaf, but her ability to mute her critics and forge ahead is indeed remarkable.
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Either method can work — just choose one that motivates you and forge ahead, Mr. McClary said.
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John Delaney -- are pledging to forge ahead and downplaying the impact of missing the media moment.
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And both offered previews in their speeches Tuesday night of how they'll try to forge ahead.
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Europe's security was indivisible, she said, adding she wanted to forge ahead together with armaments projects.
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Retailers applauded the effort by Durbin and others to forge ahead on the sales tax measure.
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Trump's decision to forge ahead on tariffs could force Cohn to resign, according to multiple reports.
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"The Long March spirit will help Chinese people forge ahead," he said in a telephone interview.
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If you can't wait and want to forge ahead, go to Settings, then General, then Date & Time.
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"Europe could forge ahead with a common security policy, which the British have vetoed repeatedly," he said.
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Yet beyond those creative credentials, each show emboldened and motivated others to forge ahead with original programming.
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Wade remains on the books, they said, some states forge ahead as if it has been overturned.
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Bloomberg said Silk Road will forge ahead with the luxury tower in Batumi without Trump Organization involvement.
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They forge ahead as an iconic American institution that embodies teamwork, creativity, and the pursuit of excellence.
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Unfortunately, he's the only one willing to forge ahead; history, it seems, is rather resistant to change.
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Of those who manage to forge ahead and file a lawsuit, about half will end in defeat.
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Some foundations take the opposite approach; they forge ahead, only to end up in serious financial difficulties.
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In the meantime, the government in Pyongyang will just forge ahead with its nuclear and I.C.B.M. programs.
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How do victims of sexual assault forge ahead without succumbing to the weight of a terrible memory?
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The easiest way to forge ahead, many are finding, is to disassociate the man from the policy.
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Woody Harrelson will try to forge ahead when he hosts the premiere with musical guest Billie Eilish.
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Left to its own devices, the economy might simply forge ahead on its path toward full employment.
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The marquee plan by the current administration was to forge ahead in June with a statehood plebiscite.
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We would never forge ahead in any artistic or creative way if everyone were scared to push boundaries.
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Faced with existential risks, Merkel wants to cement "a better Europe" rather than forge ahead with "more Europe".
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Does he forge ahead with his declaration and risk exposure, or does he back off to save himself?
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And he, like no doubt many other hotel owners, will continue to forge ahead with more rooftop development.
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Instead, the C.D.C. chose to forge ahead with its own test, and promised to distribute replacement kits soon.
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Criticism is … the difference between a democracy and a dictatorship; [it&aposs] why democracies forge ahead of dictatorships.
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Lundqvist vowed at the time to get back to work and forge ahead to rediscover his goaltending groove.
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With the FCC determined to forge ahead, activists are making one last-ditch effort to defend the rules.
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But in a statement on Tuesday the party said it was resolved to forge ahead with its work.
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Even as the Trump administration prepared to forge ahead, it's not altogether rejecting a future deal with Canada.
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It's significant that House Republicans were unwilling to forge ahead with their immigration plan, regardless of Trump's cryptic remarks.
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Her total erasure was the only way for The Conners to forge ahead, so great has been Barr's disgrace.
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But this week, its newly minted rival Hellobike decides to forge ahead with a campaign to recruit carpooling drivers.
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The stakes are incredibly high for members and Republican leaders who have tried to forge ahead with the bill.
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Every kinner should stand on their own two feet and forge ahead and earn a living through respectable means.
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Pelosi indicated afterward that House Democrats didn't support the Senate bill and will forge ahead with their own proposal.
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Tensions also flared in other states as officials faced a backlash over decisions to forge ahead with their elections.
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It&aposs significant that House Republicans were unwilling to forge ahead with their immigration plan regardless of Trump's cryptic remarks.
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But leaders who step up to collaborate across sectors, borders, and markets and the public at large will forge ahead.
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He wants to persuade skeptical officials to allow him to forge ahead with negotiations on the proposed $25 billion deal.
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No matter how that policy plays out, Chinese innovators seem determined to forge ahead with a new generation of entrepreneurs.
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He is extremely resolute and if he thinks he has the right strategy, he will forge ahead, with no limits.
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On Tuesday, opposition politicians in Venezuela said they would forge ahead to collect signatures to get the recall effort underway.
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He continues to forge ahead, as a member of Billy Hart's reputed quartet and a leader of his own ensembles.
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Ultimately, market observers expect those agencies that decide to forge ahead to take a cautious stance towards the asset class.
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We must continue to express our disapproval of this administration but also need to forge ahead ourselves to achieve change.
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Because his impulse to get along is so strong, he's going to forge ahead and forget about all these issues.
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Fortunately, Saturday's march taught me an important lesson as we forge ahead: Sex workers will march, whether we're included or not.
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We are grateful to our investors, our partners and 1,1603 brilliant Babylonians for allowing us to forge ahead with our mission.
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Mr. Ross said he did not know whether the change would cause a big problem, and so they should forge ahead.
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But all three of these characters forge ahead in their own way, and — like the rest of us — keep falling forward.
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Trump had repeatedly threatened to forge ahead with the new deal without Canada if a favorable agreement could not be reached.
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If this launch goes well, Rocket Lab may consider itself done with test flights altogether and forge ahead with commercial missions.
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It was a stultifying procession of patriotic songs ("Forge ahead, beautiful China"; "Iron and blood loyalty"), insipid skits and bald propaganda.
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Inhabiting worlds both real and imagined as his vehicle, and VR in general, forge ahead with perfect poetry into places unseen.
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The unassuming judge has become the great martyr of scuttled nominations, prodding Democrats to forge ahead with their own righteous obstructionism.
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We must regain that trust, heal our divisions, and forge ahead as a stronger and more united party than ever before.
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McGinnis said he's seen plenty of entrepreneurs forge ahead with a "passion project" in an area where they have minimal expertise.
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The government planned to forge ahead with its infrastructure plans, he said, including a port at Lamu to ease regional trade.
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Driving the news: McClatchy, a major newspaper publisher, saw two of its papers forge ahead with plans to unionize in October.
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And while China's universities forge ahead in the hard-science league table, they seem less likely to triumph in the social sciences.
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After much deliberation and consultation with his Board and investors, he decided to forge ahead with a complete overhaul of the platform.
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The state has thus far tended to dominate in heavy industries, transport and energy, leaving private firms to forge ahead in technology.
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Manufacturing exports will continue to forge ahead, lifted by the expansion of emerging industries and the penetration of new markets across Africa.
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Velez says he was able to forge ahead despite the likelihood of failure thanks to all that he overcame as a child.
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Nevertheless, Hamlin stresses that GameStop still has a footprint that allows it to grow the esports community and forge ahead with partnerships.
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Since it joined Amazon, PillPack is now in talks with insurance companies to forge ahead with direct contracting deals, CNBC previously reported.
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Over time, my anguish turned to resentment over how he could forge ahead, focus on his work and not share my pain.
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Canada's foreign minister also said on Friday that the country would forge ahead with retaliatory tariffs on $85033 billion in U.S. goods.
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Ben Carson on Monday vowed to forge ahead with his presidential campaign despite critics who say securing the Republican nomination is impossible.
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"We hope that this is just an overreaction to current events and that international business can constructively forge ahead," Ms. Joseph said.
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The bigger concern for Beijing is whether Trump will forge ahead with 25 percent tariffs on $200 billion worth of Chinese goods.
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Projects like #DecolonizeThisPlace at Artists Space take on a new urgency today, as they will be our greatest hope to forge ahead.
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They said the decision, on whether to forge ahead as a domestic program or seek international collaboration, would now likely come after 2018.
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US states such as California are also taking action, with Governor Jerry Brown vowing to forge ahead on climate policies regardless of Washington.
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Seehofer has threatened to forge ahead with the policy, a move that could well bring down Merkel's government and lead to new elections.
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He vowed to forge ahead to the District of Columbia's primary next week, and then on to the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia.
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He says he started talking with close friends and family about a month ago and it gave him the courage to forge ahead.
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The deal is still facing a roadblock as a group of 17 state attorneys general forge ahead in their lawsuit to prevent it.
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The deal is still facing a roadblock as a group of 17 state attorneys general forge ahead in their lawsuit to prevent it.
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The urge to complete a task is so strong I forge ahead even when I know waiting would lead to a better outcome.
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When I decided to forge ahead and buy a pair of blue nail scissors anyway, she gave me a look of silent reproach.
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No strangers to spitting venom in the face of adversity, though, the crew will forge ahead on the shoulders of their fallen brothers.
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Comprehensive federal legislation has been foiled again and again, as states forge ahead, reducing both prison populations and crime rates through bipartisan reforms.
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Even so, the question is not whether to forge ahead and enter the United States, he said, but how best to do it.
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Understanding there is a higher power gives us the courage and tenacity to forge ahead in the midst of anger, hatred and fear.
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I felt like the best thing I could do was insist that I had no idea what anyone was talking about and forge ahead.
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Schiff said Democrats will forge ahead with their impeachment investigation, vowing not to let the White House bog their investigation down in the courts.
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Silicon Valley, however, continues to forge ahead, bidding on lucrative government contracts that are already enabling surveillance, the likes of which we've never seen.
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But at the same time, it is deeply concerning that his administration plans to forge ahead with its proposal to severely slash federal spending.
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Soon-Shiong has tweeted a series of aphorisms underscoring his determination to forge ahead despite adversity: "Nothing worth having comes easy," read one tweet.
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At some point in the night, a crucial piece of equipment had broken down, but he had to forge ahead with the experiment anyway.
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He has vowed to forge ahead with plans to inject upstate New York with hundreds of millions of dollars in state economic development funds.
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Absent such a signal, the right wing in Israel will be further encouraged to forge ahead with a new and dangerous expansion of settlements.
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The Rio Olympics will forge ahead, despite a Canadian professor's calls for the Games be moved or postponed in light of the Zika virus.
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The credit allowed Plug Power to reduce the price of its fuel cells for trucks and forklifts, and to forge ahead with new hiring.
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He took a rare speaking role at the opening of the U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem, and is trying to forge ahead on prison reform.
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The deal over public work contracts was the first sign that the two parties were willing to forge ahead with their often troubled partnership.
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"I love to have my own story, my own path and forge ahead because my career isn't going to be like anyone else's," he added.
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European Affairs Minister Sandro Gozi said this week that Italy sought a two-speed Europe that would let countries which desired closer integration forge ahead.
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You live to lift up others and you really strive to not only be your best self, but also to help someone else forge ahead.
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He used a strong late-race restart to pull away from the field but then needed to repeat that — and he did — to forge ahead.
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Microsoft in 2017 said it would eventually shut down Wunderlist, a company it acquired, in order to forge ahead with its own "to do" app.
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But an increasingly statist approach to economic problems is raising questions over whether the government has the political will to forge ahead with painful reforms.
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As U.S. investigations into Russia's meddling forge ahead, Trump is under intense scrutiny for how he handles his first face-to-face session with Putin.
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Trained in clinical medicine, not basic science, Dr. Cavalli-Sforza seized the opportunity to learn what he needed to know to forge ahead in research.
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She previously restored his will to live, urging him to forge ahead after the death of his beloved tiger, Shiva, left Ezekiel numb with despair.
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GOP strategists in Kentucky acknowledge the situation is complicated, but they argue it's an easy call for McConnell to forge ahead with his repeal effort.
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Rachael got out of the car because she and Thomas truly did not know whether to forge ahead, or cut their losses, and turn back.
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"We hope that this is just an over reaction to current events and that international business can constructively forge ahead," they said in a statement.
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Robert Menendez of New Jersey, the top Democrat on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, stressed that lawmakers should forge ahead with their own related investigations.
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And executives must forge ahead while communicating clearly with their teams, even amongst uncertainty, or find their companies withered by the rapid passing of time.
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Democrats already have a list of more than 50 subpoena requests denied by the Republican majority that they plan to forge ahead with in January.
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I had two months before I needed to submit The New Paris to my editor, and happily seized any spare hour or two to forge ahead.
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But she'd tell you that she hates compliments like that — clichéd comments that make it seem as though she has any choice but to forge ahead.
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But Malago, who met Olympic chiefs last week, made clear he was not going to forge ahead without the full backing of the main city council.
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"If in fact this were left to the Congress, we couldn't go on," Coffman said alluding to the GOP trying to forge ahead with their agenda.
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DENVER — America's fast-growing marijuana industry appears poised for supercharged growth after winning what cannabis entrepreneurs see as approval from the Trump administration to forge ahead.
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The government will forge ahead with supply-side reforms while appropriately expanding aggregate demand to ensure economic growth to be within a reasonable range, Xu said.
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"We have brought home the people's budget, and we're going to forge ahead more determined than before," Di Maio said in an interview with Radio Radicale.
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The Trump administration should forge ahead with purpose in this NAFTA modernization effort, with an eye toward strengthening the region and securing our place within it.
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Created by the tap titan Michelle Dorrance with Derick K. Grant and Dormeshia Sumbry-Edwards, the show jubilantly embraces tap's history, looking back to forge ahead.
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About five years ago, with scripted TV booming in Hollywood, MGM decided to forge ahead with a plan to make "The Handmaid's Tale" into a series.
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The decision was being closely watched for signals about how the president will forge ahead amid the swirl of developments set off by Mr. Comey's dismissal.
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Mr. Trudeau now has only limited options: Forge ahead, preparing to use sustained police force against demonstrators and designating public funds to minimize Kinder Morgan's risk.
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Because the SPD have got economics and theyve got foreign ministry and they will forge ahead on the Europe, which is what we want to see.
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The big picture: The move signals how some companies are pledging to forge ahead with methane cuts even as the Trump administration moves to scuttle U.S. regulations.
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In the meantime, the company will forge ahead with its launches, and SpaceX says it hopes to give public updates on the investigation in the coming weeks.
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Capricorn energy makes us happy, in its old-man-ish way, when we forge ahead with a goal that's as meaningful to our community as to ourselves.
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Nearly 12 hours after the sit-in began, Ryan decided to forge ahead with previously scheduled votes on legislation while Democrats kept going with their sit-in.
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And it will show the nation and the world that ours is a community of hardworking, determined individuals who can forge ahead if only given the opportunity.
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Dziagwa made three 3-pointers to fuel a 13-2 run that enabled Oklahoma State to forge ahead 30-28 with 45 seconds left in the half.
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The deal allowed the government to forge ahead with its flagship programs — income support and earlier retirements — but the sums dedicated to these measures were scaled back.
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As a result, motivated and well-resourced attackers who are beyond law enforcement's reach will forge ahead, evolving and innovating to continue their attacks in new ways.
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Will we forge ahead, invest strategically, and change the trajectory of disease, or step back and risk major resurgence of epidemics, potentially made worse by drug resistance?
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But he's determined to forge ahead, armed, perhaps, with the striking results of a poll released this year, that found 58 percent of Jerusalem Palestinians support voting.
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Thousands of families have been staying in hotel rooms provided by the Federal Emergency Management Agency as they decide whether to go back or forge ahead elsewhere.
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Those close to Mr. Sanders say he may want to forge ahead not because he thinks he can still win but to keep his political revolution alive.
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But experts say England is the first country to forge ahead with a bold government-backed plan to remake some classrooms in the image of the East.
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Background: Earlier this week, the Wall Street Journal reported that Visa, MasterCard and others were reconsidering their positions in Libra, but Facebook still plans to forge ahead.
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We're delighted to have brought in a new CEO, Dinni Jain, who has a really strong history in the industry, so we are continuing to forge ahead.
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But the health care workers continue to forge ahead with strikes, regularly leaving the central hospital with few or no staff members for days at a time.
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Japan's effort to salvage the deal reflects a growing recognition that countries that have previously counted on American leadership will have to forge ahead on their own.
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Its surviving participants have agreed to forge ahead without Washington with the goal of completing preparatory work for a treaty by November, as agreed upon in May.
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But behind the scenes, there are growing signs of disagreement as South and North Korea forge ahead with plans to defuse military tensions and rebuild economic ties.
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The document goes on to say the two sides are "determined to forge ahead" with measures to "lead the energy transition" toward a global low-emissions economy.
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The rest of the signatories of the Iran Deal - Iran, China, France, Germany, Russia, the United Kingdom, and the EU – should forge ahead with upholding the agreement.
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Xi pledged to break through resistance from vested interests to forge ahead with changes, with the aim of letting market forces play a decisive role in allocating resources.
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To secular observers, this was the latest success for Russian soft power, showing that even in times when intergovernmental relations are frosty, ecclesiastical relations can still forge ahead.
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A new American president and a new United Nations secretary-general will need to forge ahead, carrying the torch of indispensable and invigorated solidarity with the Afghan people.
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But it also comes at a cost, if acquisitive bosses and controlling shareholders forge ahead with deals that leave them better off, or destroy value for everyone else.
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But why should he alienate the group that launched him into the pop music stratosphere now that he needs to prove he can forge ahead on his own?
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Lawmakers return to Washington Monday after a week of raucous town halls in their districts that amplified pressure on Republicans to forge ahead with their health-care plans.
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Nevertheless, the De Blasio administration's initiative will forge ahead with five statues, a $1o million fund, and a projected end date of 2022 for the recently-announced sculptures.
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"As future plans are unfolded, Aladdin City will forge ahead to a place among Florida's most active and progressive cities," read a Homestead Leader advertisement the following month.
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Republicans are more likely to forge ahead with their current plans, which will make Democrats more likely to win an epic landslide in the midterm elections of 2018.
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While cozying up to the White House, India has continued to forge ahead with investments in Iran, for example, such as its recent development of the Iranian port, Chabahar.
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Lincoln can take lessons from the market in that country and bring them back to the U.S. customer as it tries to forge ahead with its renaissance at home.
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Many migrants Reuters spoke to in the shelters were unaware of the U.S. government attempts to deter them and said they were determined to forge ahead however they could.
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Earlier in November, a group of 40 U.S. mayors sent an open letter to Trump stating that they would forge ahead in tackling climate change, even without his support.
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China's rapid advancement is the result of more relaxed regulations, and a willingness to forge ahead with cutting-edge research despite potential unknowns and safety concerns, which are significant.
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We're still interested in the future and the message that we're leaving with this show is a hopeful one, and one that is encouraging the listener to forge ahead.
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We can only hope that the man in the HONY photo that inspired Miller to forge ahead in the adoption process still has a chance to learn the same.
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We've seen Elizabeth swallow her feelings and forge ahead, because she has to, because that's what she's done since she was a girl, taking care of her dying mother.
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Commitments by developing countries to shift their economies to run on renewable energy were a highlight, as were efforts by businesses and cities to forge ahead with green policies.
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Yet thousands of other families remain in limbo and have been relying on hotel rooms provided by FEMA as they decide whether to go back or forge ahead elsewhere.
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At the moment, Republicans are planning to forge ahead without Democratic votes, using the same party-line, filibuster-dodging procedure that helped doom their rewrite of the health law.
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Last month, Duterte denounced the police as "corrupt to the core" and suspended their role in anti-drug operations, although he vowed to forge ahead with the drug campaign.
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State officials are trying to forge ahead with an execution despite a judge's order last month to release public records that would identify the supplier of its lethal injection drugs.
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There was little sign, Juncker said, that Berlin would now shun proposals by him and new French President Emmanuel Macron to forge ahead with deeper integration of the euro zone.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, in a May 24 interview with Reuters said, "I don't know how we get to 50 (votes) at the moment" but pledged to forge ahead.
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The concern is that a CRISPR-favoring bias could potentially cause researchers to misinterpret or skew study results, or forge ahead with human clinical trials before CRISPR is really ready.
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Yi said lending rates for small firms are still relatively elevated due to higher risk premiums and the central bank will forge ahead with reforms to lower such risk premiums.
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"In 2018, we continued to forge ahead with our transformation journey by streamlining our cost base, improving our cash flow and strengthening our balance sheet," Douglas, said in a statement.
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Uber rules the U.S. market as the dominant ridesharing service and continues to forge ahead on global expansion and the Middle East is a key area in the company's future.
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Britain could pursue its own trade deals Prominent business people that back Brexit have voiced their optimism for Britain's ability to forge ahead in creating new trade deals for itself.
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"The challenges of being a woman leading in a sport dominated men are many ... but they have also given me the strength to forge ahead, rather than buckle," Johansen added.
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And that's OK. Sometimes when you don't know what you don't know, it allows you to forge ahead on a path that might have scared you sideways if you'd known more.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Britain must launch the process of leaving the EU immediately and allow the rest of the bloc to forge ahead with greater union, European Parliament leaders said on Friday.
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But it's an instance in which the Saudis (feel they) need to forge ahead on their own in their own best interests in terms of dealing with Iran in the region.
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Yet in his election night remarks, Mr. Sanders declared he would forge ahead in the Washington, D.C., primary next week, and would fight on to the convention in Philadelphia in July.
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If the president does not put forth judicial nominees, or if the Senate does not confirm them, the courts have no choice but to forge ahead with whatever judges they have.
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Besides the question of whether to forge ahead in the race, there is another looming decision over who she would support, if anyone, in the event that she ended her campaign.
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Mr. Assad congratulated his troops on breaking the siege, calling it a "resounding victory" against the militants and vowed to forge ahead until "the last inch" of Syrian territory was liberated.
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Mr. Weber had urged completion of the deal, arguing that Europe needed to forge ahead as a commercial power in the face of headwinds from its longtime ally, the United States.
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The three states that decided to forge ahead with Tuesday elections — Florida, Arizona, and Illinois — are struggling to keep polling places open as droves of poll workers fail to show up.
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Ms. Jordan says she hopes that Zyaire sees her as a model of perseverance, so that he will be able to forge ahead in life no matter what happens to her.
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Alberta Premier Rachel Notley said her government will forge ahead and buy rail cars alone if necessary, adding that there is a good business case for boosting rail shipments of oil. tgam.
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"We will therefore forge ahead with new technologies in all four business units, for instance OLED," he said, referring to organic light emitting diodes (OLEDs) that are mainly used in mobile devices.
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Yet One For Arthur and Cause Of Causes began to forge ahead and after taking the last more convincingly, Fox used the momentum to push his mount clear down the home straight.
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Gulen, in turn, has said the coup attempt may have been staged, casting it as an excuse for Erdogan to forge ahead with his purge of the cleric's supporters from state institutions.
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On Wednesday, some 70 members, including the United States, European Union and Japan, pledged to forge ahead with negotiating rules on electronic commerce after a broader deal among the full membership failed.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China will forge ahead with supply-side reforms next year to deal with overcapacity and structural problems, while also moving to boost demand, the Xinhua news agency reported on Friday.
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After roughly an hour, Pelosi left the gathering and told reporters that the sides remained far apart, and House Democrats would forge ahead with previous plans to introduce their own stimulus legislation.
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But while these changes would certainly challenge the business model of many players in the digital economy, giant companies like Facebook would be in the best position to adapt and forge ahead.
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Trump continued to forge ahead with his plans and has put the region on the global tourism map, and this resort plays a vital role in the economic prosperity of northeast Scotland.
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And even as questions remain about potential conflicts of interest, they say, unapologetically, that they plan to forge ahead with expanding the Trump Organization's footprint, both in the United States and abroad.
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Virginia's ambivalence to equality and recent failures by some of its male politicians uniquely qualify Virginia to serve as the crucible for the United States to forge ahead toward equality for all.
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As tech and auto giants forge ahead in testing and developing driverless vehicles, the U.S. government is still lacking a number of key safety regulators to oversee and study the nascent industry.
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Strong leaders at the Environmental Protection Agency, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and the Labor Department have pushed those agencies to forge ahead with powerful initiatives to protect the environment, consumers and workers.
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As the Iranian women forge ahead, their acts of civil disobedience have been amplified by two social media accounts curated by Masih Alinejad, a Brooklyn-based Iranian activist and journalist living in exile.
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And such is the despair that the German notion of Kerneuropa, or "core Europe", is resurfacing, in which those countries willing to forge ahead should not be hamstrung by the reluctance of others.
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"In the 38 years since the establishment of diplomatic relations, relations between the two countries have weathered wind and rain, but generally have continued to forge ahead," the statement paraphrased Xi as saying.
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The House passed a resolution to forge ahead with the impeachment inquiry into whether Trump solicited help from Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky to investigate former Vice President Joe Biden and his son Hunter.
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Mr. Cruz has signaled that he intends to forge ahead irrespective of the outcome in Indiana in a bid to block Mr. Trump from winning the 1,237 delegates required to claim the nomination.
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The merger of the third- and fourth-largest U.S. wireless providers is still facing a roadblock as a group of 2628 state attorneys general forge ahead in its lawsuit to block the deal.
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The merger of the third- and fourth-largest U.S. wireless providers is still facing a roadblock as a group of 17 state attorneys general forge ahead in its lawsuit to block the deal.
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The White House's decision this week to forge ahead with steel and aluminum tariffs stoked fears that the administration could be its own worst enemy on the road to 3 percent-plus growth.
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The prince wants to forge ahead to London to claim his divine throne, while the quartermaster and lord general think it best to retreat to Scotland so they can regroup, resupply, and recruit.
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But Sony vowed to forge ahead with its release plans for "All the Money in the World," in part because Mr. Spacey has a supporting role and is nearly unrecognizable under heavy makeup.
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After Brexit both the UK and the EU want to forge ahead with building a better future for our people, not find ourselves back at the negotiating table because things have broken down.
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The party has a played a pivotal role in Catalonia's independence drive and is expected to pressure Mr. Torra to forge ahead with unilateral secession, despite the botched declaration of independence last October.
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Kentucky led by five points early, but back came the Bulldogs, using a 3-pointer by Rayshaun Hammonds to forge ahead 29-26 as Georgia closed the half on an 11-5 run.
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By summer of 2017 it became clear that Republicans could not agree on a single repeal-and-replace bill, so they tried to forge ahead on a repeal-and-figure-it-out-later plan.
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Williams Cos.' shares popped nearly 6 percent on Tuesday after it announced that it wants to forge ahead as a stand-alone company and invested $1.7 billion in Williams Partners, its limited partnership affiliate.
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But multiple sources suggested to Fox News that news of the tentative deal was an effort to short-circuit immigration discussions and allow moderates to forge ahead with using the discharge petition next week.
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The accusations could derail the confirmation of President Donald Trump's second Supreme Court nomination, which Democrats have asked to be delayed, even as many Republicans and the White House seem determined to forge ahead.
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No matter what path the US government takes, however, there are going to be more He Jiankui's out there — in China, Antigua, or even right here — who decide to forge ahead despite the risks.
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Meanwhile, some federal agencies like DHS, the SEC, and the IRS forge ahead with security standards within their own agencies, yet the models and best practices aren't being shared effectively with other federal agencies.
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It remains to be seen whether the House will take up the Senate's FAA bill, forge ahead with privatization plans, or even pass another short-term extension, which would likely be an unpopular move.
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Yu Bin, a political scientist at Wittenberg University in Ohio, sees "growing asymmetry in their national power" as China&aposs economy continues to forge ahead and it rapidly expands its military, especially its navy.
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Salvini had refused to do this in the name of loyalty to the center-right bloc, but he put growing pressure on Berlusconi to voluntarily stand aside to allow him to forge ahead alone.
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It's not clear what's next for 8chan — the website's administrators on Twitter said that there "might be some downtime" over the next couple of days, but they remain defiant and determined to forge ahead.
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The Trump administration will have to decide which countries will receive long-term exemptions from the steel and aluminum tariffs, forge ahead with NAFTA talks, and deal with another round of tariffs from China.
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U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen declared the central bank is ready to forge ahead with its third interest rate hike in about a decade, and markets now expect an interest rate hike this month.
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On a call with investors after its big first-quarter beat Thursday, the world's largest retailer said it would forge ahead more quickly on its "investments in price" that began late in the fiscal period.
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It was a hard pill for her to swallow, and suddenly she was faced with the decision to either forge ahead in search of her own version of perfect, or create a new goal altogether.
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Congressional investigators are also pledging to forge ahead with a probe into the Trump team's ties to Russia after Flynn's ousting, which was related to talks he had with Russia about sanctions during the transition.
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The dispute over whether to forge ahead with one of Europe's most ambitious engineering projects is rooted in the divergent nature of the two anti-establishment parties and highlights their conflicting visions for Italy's future.
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The music platform announced plans to expand into the country nearly a year ago, but it's still waiting in the wings as local rivals and global competitors like Apple (AAPL) and Amazon (AMZN) forge ahead.
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With the proposed federal cutbacks in medical research, global health and diplomacy, it falls to other resources to continue critically needed programs and services that must forge ahead rather than fall backward or be abandoned.
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Securing a large majority should allow the government to forge ahead on issues that affect the country's social enterprises, Kevin Armstrong, policy lead at UnLtd, a British charity, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation by phone.
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Securing a large majority should allow the government to forge ahead on issues that affect the country's social enterprises, Kevin Armstrong, policy lead at UnLtd, a British charity, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation by phone.
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"The quality that makes for a New Yorker of the Year is to see a need and, ignoring the obstacles, forge ahead to try and fill that need," said Valerie Goldfein, the women's health advocate.
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It also comes ahead of Obama's eagerly anticipated decision on whether to forge ahead with a scheduled reduction in the numbers of U.S. troops from about 9,800 currently to 5,500 by the start of 2017.
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On Thursday, the country's Supreme Court sided with President Nicolás Maduro, ruling that he could forge ahead with an economic state of emergency he declared last month that would give him broad powers over the economy.
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Two of the most prominent dissidents, lower house deputy Roberto Speranza and the president of the Tuscany region, Enrico Rossi, said they were disappointed by Emiliano's decision but would forge ahead with the plan without him.
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The exchange appointed a new chairman, Ashok Chawla, a former head of the Competition Commission of India, in May and in June said it would forge ahead with a domestic listing, reducing the tension with investors.
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"While we are prepared to forge ahead even in the absence of federal support, we know that if we stand united on this issue, we can make change that will resonate for generations," the mayors wrote.
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Under the circumstances, the knowledge that geography has created safe redoubts that are significantly more Republican than the nation as a whole is what gives the GOP confidence that it can forge ahead with this path.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French President Emmanuel Macron said on Sunday he called German Chancellor Angela Merkel to congratulate her on winning a fourth term in office and said France and Germany would forge ahead with their cooperation.
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Meanwhile, Orban's Fidesz has signaled it would use its victory to forge ahead with a crackdown on organizations promoting migrant rights as soon as parliament reconvenes - potentially paving the way for further friction with the European Union.
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"We are prepared to forge ahead with the initiative, even if this project phases out," said Raphael Nkhoma, one of 30 farmers in the new Chiswamafupa irrigation scheme in Mbalame, a village in the Mwambo traditional authority.
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The Estelada flag has taken on particular importance in recent years as Catalan separatist parties, which now hold a majority of seats in the regional Parliament, forge ahead with plans to secede from the rest of Spain.
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The researchers decided that the differences between the Amish and the Hutterite children were so great that they should forge ahead with additional research to try to figure out what was stimulating the Amish innate immune system.
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At issue is the decision of Italian soccer authorities to forge ahead and stage the showpiece game — a matchup of the winners of the previous season's domestic league and cup competitions — in Jidda, Saudi Arabia, next month.
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It's natural to find it difficult to forge ahead in the wake of a lousy review, but the fastest road to recovery is to shift your focus on all the positive things you can accomplish in the future.
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While acknowledging the anger, President Enrique Pena Nieto said Thursday he would forge ahead anyway with the deregulated price scheme, which would do away with fuel subsidies and allow gasoline prices to be determined by prevailing international prices.
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"We shouldn't just put up with Brexit, we should forge ahead, it can be a good opportunity," Moscovici said, adding that the euro zone needed to complete its banking union by adding a deposit guarantee and financial backstops.
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Meantime, a fatal overdose in February at a San Francisco library branch pushed officials there to forge ahead with Narcan training for security officers, social workers and employees who help the homeless, said Michelle Jeffers, a library spokeswoman.
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But a superb lob followed by a Benneteau double-fault allowed Dimitrov to forge ahead in the second set and he was always in control thereafter, pulling off some crowd-pleasing diving volleys as he moved to victory.
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The National Union of Mineworkers (NUM), which supported Ramaphosa's campaign for the ruling party presidency in 2017, has threatened to cause more power cuts over the government's decision to forge ahead with the plan to break up Eskom.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told Israel's top court on Sunday the country must forge ahead with developing a large natural gas field, with billions of dollars worth of potential exports, for both economic and security reasons.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Lawyers for plaintiffs suing General Motors Co over injuries and deaths blamed on faulty ignitions switches said they are prepared to forge ahead with further trials this year despite promising recent developments for the automaker.
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Even though the Los Angeles Chargers have professed that they will forge ahead with Tyrod Taylor (and, perhaps, a quarterback drafted in April), Newton would look marvelous on a team that appears to have improved this off-season.
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So Andrés, the face of ThinkFoodGroup and the man who leads a small army of chefs and volunteers in humanitarian efforts around the globe, has decided to forge ahead and do what he always does: Feed the people.
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Conte, backed by the anti-establishment 5-Star Movement and center-left Democratic Party (PD), won an initial confidence motion in the lower house on Monday, meaning his coalition can now forge ahead with its pro-European agenda.
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Despite barriers to getting his signature border wall built, Trump reportedly has instructed aides to forge ahead with wall construction (including painting it black), and said he would pardon anyone who ran into legal trouble along the way.
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As trade officials gather in Tokyo this week to try and forge ahead with a trade pact that U.S. President Donald Trump abandoned last year, the new 11-member club risks getting bogged down by resistance from Canada.
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Since Mr. Brownback's cuts in 2011, some public money has returned to Kansas, but arts advocates here say they have learned to forge ahead — and in some cases scale back their ambitions — without always counting on that assistance.
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The team also will forge ahead without running backs Rashaad Penny (torn anterior cruciate ligament) and C.J. Prosise (broken arm), leaving rookie Travis Homer, and his 173 career rushing yards, as the Seahawks' best option at the position.
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LONDON — President Trump on Tuesday urged Britain to forge ahead with plans to quit the European Union, dangling the prospect of a "phenomenal" trade deal with the United States as the British grapple with a polarizing political crisis.
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"Trade and investment ties are expected to still forge ahead if the TPP is ratified," she said, but she predicted that it would be more difficult for Washington to expand military ties with Vietnam if Mr. Trong's faction prevailed.
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Fiat Chrysler's new boss unveiled his management team on Monday, seeking to revive the automaker in Europe, forge ahead in North America and keep the group in contention in the industry's race to develop self-driving and electric cars.
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"I have been so fortunate to have the life that I have had, full of time and adventure and excitement," said the Senator, who will continue his work in Washington, D.C., and forge ahead with a planned 2018 memoir.
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But Trump has said he wants to forge ahead with a major military buildup, and the blueprint offers the first detailed view of Trump's plans to boost the armed forces and ramp up enforcement of the nation's immigration laws.
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"I have been so fortunate to have the life that I have had, full of time and adventure and excitement," says the Senator, who will continue his work in Washington, D.C., and forge ahead with a planned 2018 memoir.
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I hesitate for a moment, thinking about the damage I'll be doing to the landscape, but then I forge ahead and blast one of the boulders to pieces, gathering up more than enough copper to repair the broken part.
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The Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) continues to forge ahead with its plan to require banks to forecast and book current expected credit losses (CECL) over the life of loans without even an offsetting credit for expected interest income.
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Here is how they all plan to forge ahead: HOUSTON — A few months ago, Super Tuesday was billed as the night when Senator Ted Cruz would seize control of the Republican primary campaign with a string of Southern victories.
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To bring some clarity to the seemingly strange but actually quite normal phenomena you experience — and to help you feel prepared to forge ahead — we tracked down top experts to talk tummy troubles, extra-stinky stress sweat, and more.
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This move surprised many who were expecting GGP to forge ahead with a plan that was set forth in May, when CEO Sandeep Mathrani said there was a wide gap between public and private markets' valuation of the company.
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This is why it is so important for federal prosecutors handling these cases to forge ahead and continue their vital work, as the US Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York did in the Cesar Sayoc case.
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The news is the latest chapter in how Finland's Nokia, once the world's biggest mobile phone maker, has continued to struggle to find ways to forge ahead in using some of its extensive IP to dive into the consumer market.
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The gambit by Ralph Dommermuth, the billionaire CEO of both firms, threatens to shake up a cosy oligopoly that has left Europe's largest economy lagging on connectivity just as the United States, China and South Korea forge ahead on 23.8G.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Britain will manage the risks of its withdrawal from the European Union "come what may," and is determined to forge ahead with Brexit, its Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab said on Wednesday after talks with his U.S. counterpart in Washington.
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He must forge ahead in Florida and Ohio, cut his deficit to Clinton in North Carolina, capitalize on an advantage in Iowa, then find a way to put states like New Hampshire and Nevada, that went for Obama, in play.
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An artist with this much skill and the confidence to forge ahead at full power when following sudden and strange flashes of inspiration may yet find a way out of the self-conscious doldrums that persist in our current painting climate.
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China and the European Union have already decided to forge ahead without Washington, according to a statement by EU climate commissioner Miguel Arias Cañete, and the issue is expected to feature prominently in Premier Li's discussions with EU officials on Friday.
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Conte, backed by the anti-establishment 5-Star Movement and the far-right League, won an initial vote in the Senate on Tuesday and can now forge ahead with his coalition programme, which includes tax cuts, benefit hikes and justice reform.
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That is most definitely not something to be ashamed of, so I will forge ahead wearing my love for this show on my chest like a badge of pride, because it is exactly what I need — what we all need.
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Investors interpreted the negative signals from the talks and lack of new trade announcements as making it more likely that Trump would forge ahead with broad steel tariffs or quotas based on a national security review, sending steelmakers' shares soaring.
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Although Nokia has been in the news lately for yet more patent fights with Apple, it's good to see it continuing to forge ahead as a tech business, and not just a licensing entity intent on living off its legacy.
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A senior Federal Reserve policymaker has batted aside investor concerns that US officials made an error in lifting interest rates against a backdrop of weak inflation, arguing the central bank should forge ahead with plans to reduce its balance sheet.
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Conte, backed by the anti-establishment 5-Star Movement and the far-right League, won an initial vote in the Senate on Tuesday and can now forge ahead with his coalition program, which includes tax cuts, benefit hikes and justice reform.
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Huawei plans to forge ahead with the launch of new high-end smartphones in Europe even though it may not be able to offer Google's official Android operating system and widely used apps such as Google Maps, company executives told Reuters.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Japanese Finance Minister Taro Aso on Saturday pledged to global finance leaders that Tokyo will forge ahead with a scheduled sales tax hike in October, even as weakening global growth darkened the outlook for the export-reliant economy.
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The proper response to Putin's Cold War-era gambit is to not only for Trump to say no but to forge ahead with the establishment of a United States Space Force strong enough to keep the peace in the heavens.
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ROME, March 7 (Reuters) - Italy's government remains deeply divided over whether to forge ahead with a high-speed rail link with France, but the coalition is not about to collapse over the issue, Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte said on Thursday.
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Pressure to send something to the president's desk will be great, as the White House expressed support for the Senate bill and urged Congress to forge ahead in hopes of scoring another legislative achievement after last year's $1.5 trillion tax cut.
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Making that task more difficult is that the more moderate candidates continue to split votes and, more important, they all seem determined to forge ahead either by using their own fortunes or by raising enough money from donations to proceed.
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In his first public remarks after the comment, Rouhani did not mention Trump at all but instead stressed the need for the other nations involved in the nuclear deal to forge ahead with their pledges of trying to salvage it.
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Chile's mining minister, Baldo Prokurica, told Reuters on a trip to the Atacama region the government had asked state-owned copper giant Codelco and smaller state miner National Mining Company, Enami, to forge ahead with lithium projects in the region.
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Tensions within the coalition are running high, with the allies at odds over a long list of issues, including whether to forge ahead with a new Alpine rail tunnel between France and Italy and whether to grant Italy's regions more autonomy.
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B&H has one month before the vote, during which it may organize its own anti-union campaign, but the workers are confident that they will they forge ahead to establish a better workplace and strengthen their position within the company.
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Now, even as officials forge ahead with a widely debated alternate plan, many transit advocates are calling for those contingency measures — more bus and ferry service, new bike lanes, traffic restrictions — to be put in place even with no shutdown.
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China's Xi Jinping gives himself nearly unlimited power; Republicans in the Senate deliver a big win to Wall Street by axing a key consumer protection rule; the US and India forge ahead in a strong partnership during a Tillerson visit.
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WASHINGTON, April 13 (Reuters) - Japanese Finance Minister Taro Aso on Saturday pledged to global finance leaders that Tokyo will forge ahead with a scheduled sales tax hike in October, even as weakening global growth darkened the outlook for the export-reliant economy.
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And it risked prolonging the primary fight: If Mr. Rubio does not fare well here, Mr. Bush and Mr. Christie will have ample justification to forge ahead to South Carolina instead of dropping out, as Mr. Rubio's supporters have urged them to do.
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Its story flows like a dream, chronicling Oz's partnership with the love of his life, Morning Glory, and the extended period when the pair raised unicorns for the circus, before Morning Glory's death from cancer forced Oz to forge ahead on his own.
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STRASBOURG (Reuters) - The European Parliament backed curbs on EU states' emissions on Wednesday to share the burden of the bloc's Paris climate goals and forge ahead despite President Donald Trump's decision to pull the United States out of the 195-nation pact.
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The North Korean spokesman said Trump had reaffirmed in his meeting with Kim last month that joint exercises would be halted and the U.S. decision to forge ahead with them was "clearly a breach" of the two leaders' agreements in Singapore last year.
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Phogat braves ridicule, gender biases and the complete lack of infrastructure in his village of Balali in Haryana to forge ahead and make his children achieve what he never managed to do – win a gold medal for India at the international level.
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Speaker Nancy Pelosi is hitting pause on bipartisan negotiations on a $1.6 trillion-plus emergency package in the Senate, saying the House will forge ahead with its own bill to address coronavirus after congressional leaders failed to reach a deal earlier Sunday.
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But in making her own show, Bee has found her own groove, and gets to forge ahead on issues that matter to her and her staff without any of the baggage that comes with taking over an institution like The Daily Show.
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But Qatar's posture — it has not publicly rejected an expanded World Cup, even as logistics almost certainly require bringing in partners — has emboldened Infantino to forge ahead to secure the expanded format, which has been adopted for the 2026 World Cup and beyond.
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Huawei Technologies plans to forge ahead with the launch of new high-end smartphones in Europe even though it may not be able to offer Google's official Android operating system and widely used apps such as Google Maps, company executives told Reuters.
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The U.K. should forge ahead on its own agenda, instead of wasting time with people who have yet to find an agenda, because they have completely lost direction on the way to the epochal project of the European economic and political union.
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In his second term in office, de Blasio will be expected to push forward with a plan to offer free preschool to all 3-year-olds, as well as forge ahead with an effort to preserve or create affordable housing across the city.
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The groups argued, however, that if the U.S. doesn't agree to go back into the TPP, the 11 other original countries who are still part of it will forge ahead with their rebranded Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP).
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LONDON (Reuters) - BP will forge ahead with at least three more new projects this year, its CEO said, despite the British oil major reporting a 211 percent drop in second-quarter earnings that prompted a cut in its 262 investment budget to below $210 billion.
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TOKYO, Feb 24 (Reuters) - A majority of voters in a referendum on Okinawa on Sunday opposed a plan to relocate a U.S. military base within the southern Japanese island, Kyodo news agency said, but the central government was likely to forge ahead with construction.
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Vesnina blasted 28 winners to 21 unforced errors and broke Kerber's serve five times to forge ahead before holding off a late rally by the German, who will return to number one in the world rankings next week despite her early exit in California.
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After a sluggish session start and an omnibus bill that disappointed many conservatives, President Trump and congressional leaders have an easy chance to forge ahead on bipartisan reforms that can save money and not keep flooding the swamp, if you will, with bad policy.
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Pressuring Moon to forge ahead quickly on THAAD or demanding payment for the system, which was not sold to South Korea and is operated by U.S. troops, would hurt Trump's relationship with Moon, deepen negative perceptions of himself and make cooperation harder on other issues.
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The McDonald's deal is interesting because it marks another stage of evolution for Soundtrack Your Brand, as it develops a more autonomous product that is not completely pinned to Spotify and continues to forge ahead with the concept of a B2B music streaming business.
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In practical terms, the United States would lose the chance to shape the economic future of the region, allowing China to forge ahead with its "Sino-centric economic order," which includes a multibillion-dollar project to build a new Silk Road linking Asia to Europe.
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Together, the analyses could further complicate efforts by Republican leaders to forge ahead with a bill that is already under attack from Democrats, who say the plan is a gift to the rich, and from business groups that say the legislation would disadvantage multinational companies.
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The suit, filed in United States District Court for the Northern District of Illinois, demonstrates the difficulties technology companies face in handling health data as they forge ahead into one of the most promising — and potentially lucrative — areas of artificial intelligence: diagnosing medical problems.
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In a conspicuous show of bipartisanship during a fractious time at the Capitol, the top Republican and Democrat on the Senate Intelligence Committee vowed to forge ahead by interviewing key players connected to Mr. Trump and pressing intelligence agencies to provide all relevant information.
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"We have three different efforts underway, all of which have a lot of momentum," Corker, the chair of the Foreign Relations Committee, told reporters after hosting a bipartisan meeting on the best way to forge ahead with such a limited window of time to act.
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Italy is about to begin a national debate about legalizing marijuana, and one senior official is promising that, should the country forge ahead in regulating and taxing pot, it could be a blow to the Islamic State and the mafia at the same time.
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Rather, the report says the government, meaning the the incoming Trump administration, will have to forge ahead with new policies and grapple with the complexities of existing social services to protect the millions of Americans who face displacement by advances in automation, robotics and artificial intelligence.
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By way of including the topic in Be Best, the first lady was essentially implying it's not OK to do what her husband does, and, further, that despite continuing to point out the irony of the topic and the behavior, the first lady intended to forge ahead.
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ON BOARD A U.S. MILITARY AIRCRAFT (Reuters) - The U.S. Air Force may intensify its strikes in Afghanistan and expand training of the Afghan air force following President Donald Trump's decision to forge ahead with the 16-year-old war, its top general told Reuters on Tuesday.
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The 236-year-old Park, runaway favorite to win LPGA Rookie of the Year honors, birdied the par-five 274th to forge ahead and, after co-leader amateur Choi Hye-jin double-bogeyed the 274th, added a six-foot birdie at the 272th for some cushion.
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"The two countries will discuss ways to forge ahead in becoming strategic partners for the benefit of both nations equally and sustainable," Prayuth and members of his cabinet will also be meeting with representatives of Thai businesses in the United States during the three day visit.
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If Britain votes to leave, look for a mantra of Three Rs: Regret - at losing nearly a fifth of the EU economy and more of its military and global clout; Respect - for the will of the British people; and Resolve - to forge ahead with European integration.
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Tokyo, which has long lamented the trade pact would be "meaningless" without the U.S., has decided to forge ahead with the other remaining 10 participating nations to revive the deal but many are doubtful of whether the TPP will be a game-changer in Washington's absence.
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Even though Trump has not yet officially announced that the US will leave the Paris accord, his rhetoric on climate, NATO, and international trade deals during his campaign and in the past year have made the global community feel obligated to forge ahead without America's leadership.
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It was a move that was as much practical as it was emotional — Baizley and Adams needed to pick up where Baroness had left off and continue to forge ahead, but also, the band was wiped out financially from the accident and needed to recoup its funds.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The Federal Reserve, facing the delicate task of explaining how it will forge ahead with rate hikes in a stormy world economy, is wary of again tying its actions to calendar dates but officials want to keep "forward guidance" as an emergency tool.
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But Republican opposition appeared to stymie plans to forge ahead with the measure with just a week and a half to go before Congress breaks for a seven-week recess, as conservatives demonstrated once more their ability and willingness to derail even their own majority-party's legislation.
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As upset as Fergus Falls residents were with their treatment — upset enough to compile a damning point-by-point rebuttal of Mr. Relotius's story — many of them have also been willing to accept apologies, set the record straight and forge ahead, almost sanguine about the whole ordeal.
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In the absence of a centralizing force, regulators are starting to forge ahead with the own national actions, raising the possibility of patchwork decision-making that the GDPR sought to avoid with the "one stop shop" provision that designated each firm's headquarters country as lead regulator.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - In the weeks before U.S. President Donald Trump's declaration last month that he would forge ahead with designating Mexican drug cartels as foreign terrorist organizations, Cabinet members and top aides from across the government recommended against it, five people knowledgeable about the matter told Reuters.
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To that end, we've developed story groups that allow us to link topics together into clusters and threads that will give readers the ability to jump into the middle of an ongoing conversation and be instantly provided with the context that they need to catch up and forge ahead.
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For now, Siegel and his team are once again looking to forge ahead with human trials of opioid therapy for narcoleptics, hoping to find the best dose and strength of opioid needed to reverse symptoms safely (the ideal goal would be to develop a drug with no addiction potential).
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Love is one of the most powerful emotions a human being can feel, and yet, we still live in an individualistic society of keeping up with the Joneses: We forge ahead with our business ventures and strategically plan our career paths in hopes of finding fame and fortune.
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North Korea's Foreign Ministry spokesman said on Tuesday Trump had reaffirmed in a meeting with Kim last month that joint exercises would be halted and the U.S. decision to forge ahead with them was "clearly a breach" of the two leaders' agreements at a summit in Singapore last year.
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Thus Merkel and Macron will probably go forward with a "two-speed" EU in which some countries would forge ahead in certain areas, such as defense or European unemployment insurance, while other countries would sit out, perhaps catching up to the "avant-garde" countries at a later point.
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"I recognize that moving to a more gender neutral form for other languages is much harder, but that is not a reason for our community to avoid showing leadership within our Wikimedia projects, and we should forge ahead where it is possible and reasonable to do so," Fæ wrote.
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Washington, Dec 26 (Reuters) - In the weeks before U.S. President Donald Trumps declaration this month that he would forge ahead with designating Mexican drug cartels as foreign terrorist organizations, Cabinet members and top aides from across the government recommended against it, five people knowledgeable about the matter told Reuters.
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Image 214 of 228 SEOUL, South Korea – The rival Koreas are discussing the possible relocation of North Korea&aposs long-range artillery guns away from the tense Korean border, South Korea&aposs prime minister said Monday, as the countries forge ahead with steps to lower tensions and extend a recent detente.
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She noted the thousands of fatalities occur every year on America's roads, adding: Why it matters: Consumer privacy and data security are huge outstanding questions for self-driving cars, even as companies in both Silicon Valley and Detroit forge ahead with their plans to get the vehicles on the roads.
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Even without the government of Afghanistan participating, Russia will forge ahead with talks with the Taliban because it wants to fill in for the United States as the go-to mediator-in-chief on this conflict, just like it is doing for Syria and even the US-North Korea tensions.
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As congressional negotiators forge ahead with plans to shield recipients of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program from deportation ahead of a March deadline, Republicans and Democrats are grappling with how to give Trump a symbolic win without sabotaging a compromise they've been carefully and sincerely crafting for months.
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It was a lot to include for one platform, and while critics had things to say about her ambitious plans, Trump attempted to forge ahead, having already addressed the swipes she would take for trying to tackle cyberbullying while her husband had fast-become the most public Twitter bully in the land.
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The Trump sons — Don Jr. and Eric, who will run the firm — pledge to "forge ahead with expanding the Trump Organization's footprint, both in the United States and abroad," while arguing that it's "laughable" that their father could be enriched by his run for the presidency because the campaign was so trying, personally and financially.
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Open Campus, The New School's innovative approach to continuing education, offers art & design certificate programs with Parsons School of Design, a top-rated design school in the US. Through pioneering curricula taught by world-renowned faculty, students are immersed in a collaborative network like no other, gaining the skills — and the contacts — to forge ahead in their field.
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Granted, casualties have always been a part of the show, but the notion that this post-apocalyptic world can forge ahead indefinitely has suffered through its later seasons, with the latest peril to the core survivors, the Whisperers, ranking relatively low on the show's scale of villainy, despite their extraordinarily clever weaponization of the zombie hordes.
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When negotiations between the top Democrat and Republican on the Senate Commerce Committee over the country's first online privacy bill broke down late last year, two other lawmakers on the committee pledged to forge ahead with their own separate effort, reminding their colleagues that any successful privacy legislation will need bipartisan support to gain traction in the Senate.
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They can forge ahead with the "repeal" (really just the reform) of Obamacare, notwithstanding the massive unpopularity of the legislation being negotiated in the Senate, on the theory that they're more insulated than the Democrats were in 2503 (after all, they won their recent special-election squeaker) and that the policy achievement is worth the political pain.
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Seritage, a real estate investment trust spun off from Sears Holdings roughly three years ago, said late Tuesday it plans to use the funds to forge ahead with plans to redevelop the properties in its portfolio — nearly 250 of them — to either replace locations once occupied by Sears or move Sears into smaller locations at the mall.
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One of the big points that goes unmentioned is the two films' places in the Star Wars universe: The Force Awakens, is set at the end of the Star Wars continuity, and its story isn't boxed in by another movie or book, which gives its characters a bit more leverage to forge ahead and be active in moving the story forward.
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Given that Facebook's facial recognition feature has been switched off in Europe since 2012 "the setting is on" message would presumably have only been sent to users in the US or Canada — where Facebook has been able to forge ahead with pushing people to accept the controversial, privacy-hostile technology, embedding it into features such as auto-tagging for photo uploads.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann Warren Sanders condemns his supporters' 'ugly, personal attacks' against Warren The Hill's Campaign Report: Biden riding wave of momentum after stunning Super Tuesday Delegate battle ahead likely favors Biden MORE (D-Mass.) both performed well below expectations on Tuesday night, leading to questions about whether they will forge ahead to the March 10 primary states or end their campaigns.
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Leadership had little room for error after they decided to forge ahead with a partisan farm bill that included tougher work requirements for millions of food stamp, or Supplement Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) recipients — a legacy item for Ryan, a former Budget Committee chairman, as he seeks to fulfill the final piece of his "Better Way" agenda before he leaves Congress.
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House Republicans leading the charge against Mueller's probe now face a decision: Either share with the Department of Justice and the FBI a GOP-drafted memo alleging abuse of surveillance laws, or forge ahead with a vote as early as next week to circumvent declassification rules, with the goal of releasing a document Democratic critics call misleading and the Justice Department has warned could endanger national security.
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When Younger kicks off its fourth season on Wednesday night, Hilary Duff is ready to kick her character Kelsey in The book publishing wunderkind is trying to forge ahead in her career while recovering from a split from a double-dealing author boyfriend and feeling spurned by her friend and colleague Liza (Sutton Foster), who finally came clean about lying since they met about her age.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel said in a new interview Sunday that the European Union (EU) would follow Canada's move and forge ahead with its plan to implement countermeasures to President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's tariffs.
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Despite the Secretary's efforts to deescalate the violence and forge ahead with the political track, we believe that achieving our objectives will continue to elude us if we do not include the use of military force as an option to enforce the Cessation of Hostilities (CoH) and compel the Syrian regime to abide by its terms as well as to negotiate a political solution in good faith.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE said Wednesday he will forge ahead with plans to deliver the State of the Union address in the House chamber on Jan.
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The decision to forge ahead with the investigation shows that Trump is still bothered by the outcome of the popular vote, which he lost to Democrat Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE by nearly 3 million votes, as he and his team regularly push back against perceived threats to his legitimacy as president.
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As to why Kalanick may have decided to forge ahead with something new instead of focusing on Uber, the Verge noted that with the recent resolution of certain power struggles on the company's board, the chances of any eventual return to power for him there have faded further:However, in a recent deal with Japanese telecom SoftBank, Uber's power structure shifted, diminishing Kalanick's control of the Uber board by diluting his shares and giving SoftBank control of two board seat appointments alongside a change to the voting power of shareholders.
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