Nonetheless, forging ahead is often a question of risk tolerance.
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Meanwhile, other local policymakers are forging ahead with their own plans.
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But Anaplan is forging ahead with its public market debut anyway.
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Meanwhile, the DEA is forging ahead with its search for Kiki.
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I urge you all to keep forging ahead on that road.
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In the meantime, the Democrats are forging ahead with women candidates.
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Instead, the department said on Wednesday that it was forging ahead.
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Rather, they brush it off as a bruise, and continue forging ahead.
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For now, House Republicans are forging ahead — and trying to jumpstart the conversation.
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A groom said he was forging ahead with his planned wedding in Tiburon.
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Meanwhile, several states are forging ahead with reforms to expand access to care.
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No force can stop the Chinese people and the Chinese nation forging ahead.
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As that official inquiry proceeds, though, Congress is forging ahead with its own investigations.
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Despite the challenges, museums around the country are forging ahead with new sustainable designs.
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In the South, Moon's administration is forging ahead with its peace drive without it.
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Mr. Puigdemont has been fuzzy about his intentions since forging ahead with the vote.
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Polls have repeatedly shown that most Americans disagree, but Congress is forging ahead anyway.
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Many women are forging ahead, making the "traditionalists" ever more furious about westernised "feminazis".
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Other companies are forging ahead, underscoring the eagerness of employers to harness AI for hiring.
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They count on that fear to keep them from forging ahead and figuring that out.
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To please his princely bosses, Mr AlMadani is forging ahead on various fronts at once.
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Despite deep and entrenched opposition from the House leadership, a bipartisan group is forging ahead.
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The regional government in Catalonia is forging ahead with a plan to secede from Spain.
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The administration's focus on the Senate did not dissuade the House group from forging ahead.
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Silicon Valley has stepped up here, with Waymo, Mobileye, Uber, Tesla, other companies forging ahead.
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Trump, however, seems to be shrugging off the criticism and forging ahead with his plans.
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Apparently unfazed, Aramco is forging ahead with plans to list a portion of its shares.
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Adama Barrow, his elected successor, is forging ahead with plans for an inauguration ceremony today.
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That said, Holmes is still forging ahead in her career, never mind the impending movie adaptation.
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Each of Mr. Sanders's top New Hampshire rivals insisted on Tuesday that they were forging ahead.
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Executives at Petrobras also pledged on Wednesday to keep forging ahead with an ambitious divestment program.
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Wan Lin, president of Cainiao, doubts the economics of drone delivery, but JD is forging ahead.
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In Canada, Google's parent company Alphabet is forging ahead with its own vision of urban planning.
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In the meantime, the company is forging ahead with its original plan to democratize genetic health.
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We were wary of these unproven claims, but Ehang is obviously forging ahead with the vehicle.
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Still, Mr. Trump is forging ahead with a speech on Monday that had been about Mrs.
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Chairman Jason Chaffetz (R-Utah) confirmed Thursday that his panel is forging ahead with the probe.
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Meantime, Penney's is forging ahead and has said it will launch more apparel lines in September.
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While such concerns still exist, scientists are now forging ahead with the largest-ever geoengineering research program.
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The bottom line: Saudi Arabia has already had its succession and is forging ahead with needed reforms.
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They are instead forging ahead, in a fit of atavism, with an attempt to repeal Obamacare anyhow.
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House Republican leadership is forging ahead with a stopgap bill to keep the government funded through Dec.
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But drugmakers are forging ahead with promising new gene therapies that will continue to test pricing limits.
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Still, Canopy Growth and its major LP competitors have been forging ahead with entering new cannabis markets abroad.
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As they await their new boss, national security staffers are hunkering down and forging ahead with their work.
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What's more, there's a number of electric plane startups forging ahead, modifying existing planes, and planning for tests.
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Like Geri Halliwell leaving the Spice Girls in 1998, the band is forging ahead without a founding member.
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Behind happy couple door number two, Caroline and Laird are forging ahead in their new lives as parents.
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The regions forging ahead most stridently are the Northeast, the Mid-Atlantic and the Western states, said Littell.
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I was forging ahead, exploring an identity that threatened to overtake the man my daughters had always known.
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"Right now, we're basically forging ahead, knowing we might get a lot of people canceling late," said Cohlmia.
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Of course not, but it doesn't seem to matter for those forging ahead with her as their champion.
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But Penney's is forging ahead in rolling out a better and broader assortment of clothing, specifically for women.
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Granted, the Jaybirds have a wire connecting the two earbuds whereas the VerveOnes+ are forging ahead into uncharted territories.
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Executives at Petrobras, as the firm is known, also pledged to keep forging ahead with an ambitious divestment program.
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Meanwhile, SpaceX is also forging ahead — albeit slowly — with its plans to start a colony on Mars some day.
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The Carters are forging ahead with their lives and careers, acknowledging that their love story is one of redemption.
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The Chargers seemingly seized control of the game with a 236-point fourth quarter in forging ahead by 22005.
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He spent the year in a responsive mode instead of forging ahead with music made on his own terms.
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Now, Google is forging ahead with its takeover of noteworthy (if not always attractive) real estate in Los Angeles.
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But by forging ahead, the artists nevertheless managed to uncover new layers of meaning that weren't necessarily there before.
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But although many states -- such as California, Vermont, Minnesota and New York -- are boldly forging ahead, most are not.
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Japan is eager to salvage the deal and proceed, even if it means forging ahead without the United States.
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Regardless of how the experiment turns out, SpaceX is forging ahead with its Starlink launches at a breakneck pace.
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AOBiome is forging ahead on research that should confirm whether or not its ammonia-oxidizing bacteria can treat acne.
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But Luyendyk Jr. and Burnham are forging ahead, and are now in the midst of a romantic trip to Reykjavik.
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In the meantime, Quinn is forging ahead with a new strategy for the bank, which he will unveil on Feb.
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While plunging crude prices have deterred spending globally on oil projects, Greece is forging ahead with investment in the industry.
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Instead, he's forging ahead with his duties as attorney general, including routine meetings with administration officials at the White House.
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Boston responded with an 8-4 stretch, forging ahead for good on a Walker 3-pointer with 5:22 remaining.
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"I find it frustrating but it's part of the landscape we live in and we keep forging ahead," Clinton said.
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Forging ahead with trying to define a legacy separate from her husband's bluster, and her own inherent need for privacy.
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Target has been forging ahead with a plan to reinvest more than $7 billion back into the company through 2020.
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And New York Mayor Bill de Blasio, according to an aide, plans on forging ahead despite not making the debate.
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Undeterred by the public's wishes, by compassion or by common sense, President Trump and other Republican leaders are forging ahead.
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In its response, the company is bravely forging ahead and (sort of) blaming the messenger for not using the thing correctly.
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It wasn't until they met with FX and writer Gennifer Hutchison that they truly felt comfortable forging ahead with a series.
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Federal Police moved in on foot from near the train station toward the Old City, forging ahead through rubble-filled streets.
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Still, Apple is forging ahead — and last week launched the contactless payment service in Italy, its sixteenth market for Apple Pay.
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Winding road ahead Tesla (TSLA) is forging ahead in China at a tricky time for both the company and the country.
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Moody's Investors Service gave executives grounds for pause on Monday, warning that forging ahead with construction could threaten TransCanada's risk profile.
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The money management giant is forging ahead even if Mr. Trump's $2 trillion infrastructure proposal stalls, Dan Primack of Axios noted.
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A committee aide confirmed to The Hill that Chairman Jason Chaffetz (R-Utah) is forging ahead with the probe. http://bit.
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Despite all this, Boeing is still forging ahead and the Starliner could finally see space before the end of the year.
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Now they're either employed by bigger institutions or forging ahead on their own blogs, supported by foundations, advertising, and speaking fees.
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Lyft, meanwhile, is forging ahead with its own brand of scooter and bike rentals as it seeks to go beyond car rides.
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Molly is just as excited as I am at the possibility of them forging ahead together, but Issa insists it's just casual.
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While Ericsson pulls back, arch-rivals Huawei and Nokia are forging ahead with corporate clients in the automotive, transport and energy sector.
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I find it frustrating, but it is just part of the landscape that we live in and we just keep forging ahead.
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"Normally what happens in emerging markets is they leapfrog others in terms of forging ahead," said Satish Meena, forecast analyst at Forrester.
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Duterte is forging ahead with a crackdown in which 7,600 people have been killed, a third in police operations, police have said.
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Trump is forging ahead with the construction of a wall along the Mexican-American border, which he promised Mexico would pay for.
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But forging ahead with new hardware and specifically wearables — a relatively new and untested area of the market — comes at a price.
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The company is forging ahead with tools that can be used to remotely identify people by name without their knowledge or consent.
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"Ronan very understandably wanted to keep forging ahead," Mr. Oppenheim said, according to a transcript of his remarks provided by the network.
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Biden will likely ignore those calls, forging ahead to the more diverse electorates in Nevada (February 22) and South Carolina (February 29).
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At that point, Obama faced a second choice – between forging ahead with a substantively bipartisan bill and forgetting about covering the uninsured.
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It is forging ahead without any assistance from the books, which are now stuck, for the foreseeable future, at A Dance With Dragons.
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The 11 remaining nations are forging ahead, without the US, and a new deal could be agreed as soon as early next year.
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He's forging ahead with policies that conservatives and some business interests have long sought, yet there are fresh signs of eroding GOP support.
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But the company is forging ahead with tools that can be used to remotely identify people by name without their knowledge or consent.
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The stock market is off its lows, Hong Kong's love affair with property is undimmed and companies are forging ahead with listing plans.
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When she returns from maternity leave in the spring after having her first baby, she will continue forging ahead with Bumble's international expansion.
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But if Trump's press conference didn't make clear he's forging ahead with protectionist policies, the news that broke later Tuesday afternoon definitely did.
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The decision is the latest sign that Japan is forging ahead with plans to reinforce its defenses despite a North Korean pledge to denuclearize.
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China's official unemployment rate has remained generally stable despite slowing economic growth and the government forging ahead with plans to cut back industrial capacity.
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"Forging ahead, we must remain committed to the strategy of peaceful reunification and 'One Country, Two Systems,'" Xi said, according to the Washington Post.
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Kim Jong Un's regime has responded defiantly, forging ahead with its missile tests, though the country has held back on conducting another nuclear test.
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And Turkey is forging ahead with a bold aggressiveness on the ground and in its rhetoric that has left the international community sputtering ineffectually.
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The price tag — and the difficult task of finding money to offset those costs — should not discourage Democratic leaders from forging ahead, Huffman said.
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JPMorgan is opening 400 branches to enter 15-20 new markets over the next five years, forging ahead on its long-term growth strategy.
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Abe, who narrates, tells himself, as characters in horror stories do, that it can't be true; Dan may have other reasons for forging ahead.
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The Navy, insisting that it has a responsibility to maintain professional and moral standards, is forging ahead to remove Chief Gallagher from the unit.
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Still, the senators are forging ahead with their probe into the embassy's alleged research on Manafort and possible conflicts of interest involving the Bidens.
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In the meantime, NASA is still forging ahead with its Artemis program, an endeavor to send the first woman to the Moon by 2024.
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Ocean has weaved his way through the public eye with astonishing grace and intention, forging ahead in search of artistic purity and limitless freedom.
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So while a lot of people express nervousness about what's happening at the federal level, the states -- both Republican and Democratic states -- are forging ahead.
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Still, Boomplay is forging ahead with its plans to dominate the music streaming business in Africa, after it raised $20 million in funding in April.
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Yet countries are forging ahead with the technology: Japan aims to have 200,000 hydrogen cars on its roads by 2025, served by 320 fueling stations.
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Fresh from that success, SpaceX wasted very little time forging ahead with its Falcon 9 missions in 2016 — as well as its experimental rocket landings.
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In addition to its changes in the U.K., Wal-Mart's international division is forging ahead with the expansion of its Sam's Club stores in China.
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For Wonder Woman and her Amazon family, forging ahead to do good in the face of incredible odds and doubting men is a no-brainer.
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It's been about a year since the E.coli/Norovirus/Salmonella crisis rocked both customers and the company, but instead of dwelling, Chipotle is forging ahead.
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A group of plaintiffs, arguing the new provisions still amount to religious discrimination, are forging ahead with a federal lawsuit against the Bay View Association.
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House GOP leaders are still forging ahead with a plan to pass a two-week stopgap measure to keep the government's lights on through Dec.
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Dirty Lemon is forging ahead into brick-and-mortar stores when many traditional retailers are closing locations and investing in digital marketing and e-commerce.
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Beijing is forging ahead with a trade pact that would include the major Asian economies plus Australia and New Zealand, but not the United States.
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Once Mr Trump made clear he was forging ahead, Cohn, as his statement suggests, knew that his scope to enact pro-growth policies had shrunk.
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Frank Ocean "has weaved his way through the public eye with astonishing grace and intention, forging ahead in search of artistic purity and limitless freedom."
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Now, major U.S. trading partners are forging ahead with new trade deals while the U.S. and China are in a tit-for-tat trade battle.
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And if no big decisions are reached, North Korea will still win, because it will keep forging ahead with its nuclear and missile-production programs.
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Remember that going into this G7 meeting, Trump was forging ahead with imposing tariffs on aluminum and steel coming in from Canada and the EU. Right.
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Other players forging ahead with medical research include MedReleaf, Emerald Health Therapeutics, Emblem Corp and Tilray, an unlisted company owned by private equity firm Privateer Holdings.
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But it will be forging ahead as a completely new kind of gadget, one that's fashion first and awash with hundreds, not just dozens, of choices.
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Once Mr Trump made clear he was forging ahead, Mr Cohn, as his statement suggests, knew that his scope to enact pro-growth policies had shrunk.
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The turmoil in Spain comes as politicians in the northeastern region of Catalonia are forging ahead with plans to secede from the rest of the country.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - South Africa's ruling African National Congress (ANC) is forging ahead with plans to change the constitution to allow the expropriation of land without compensation.
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But as the global economy gains strength, Europe and countries including Japan and China are forging ahead with deals that do not include the United States.
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Now the U.C.L.A. physicist is forging ahead with new research, including work on the European Space Agency's mission to Jupiter's moons, expected to launch in 2022.
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Seven months later, the U.S. leader is still forging ahead in his dealings with North Korea and leaving Abe and Japan trailing unheeded in his wake.
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Let their lives, and not the fact that they dying in a tumultuous, confusing year, be their legacies — and your inspiration for forging ahead without them.
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Amazon has committed more than $5 billion to growing its India business, and is forging ahead despite new restrictions that could hurt its operations in the country.
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Such is the way of Mars retrograde: It shows up to remind us that forging ahead, regardless of what's in our way, isn't always the best move.
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As traditional retailers search for ways to compete against Amazon, Wal-Mart is one of the companies forging ahead of its bricks-and-mortar rivals, Moody's says.
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TopSpin Security, Illusive Networks, Cymmetria and GuardiCore in Israel, California-based TrapX and Attivo Networks are among a handful of start-ups forging ahead with deception technology.
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But GOP officials also described the effort as a way to dissuade would-be primary challengers, forging ahead as though Trump would face no intra-party challenge.
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Having identified some of these challenges and questions, I want to be clear: None of them should stop us from forging ahead with making college debt-free.
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YouTube seems to have chosen to use Wikipedia's material without consulting them first, but the two are forging ahead with the experimental partnership nonetheless, according to Engadget.
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Nonetheless, the school district is forging ahead with its testing and its plans to make the cameras fully operational when school starts up again in the fall.
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As Jabra catches up to what we've come to expect from true wireless earbuds in 1993, however, other companies are forging ahead with new ideas and features.
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While the central government—fearful that local administrations might splurge on wasteful schemes—is trying to restrict approvals, lower-level officials are forging ahead, with or without permission.
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But we&aposve received no specific information that would make us think that we should stand down at this moment on forging ahead with that June 22018th summit.
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While we still wait for George R.R. Martin's next novel, Winds of Winter, the show is forging ahead into uncharted territory unknown to even readers of the books.
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But he also pushed the case for forging ahead with the stalled secessionist drive, saying the prison sentences for separatists would not deter a new vote on independence.
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It also indicates that NBCU is forging ahead with its investments into a series of digital media assets — including $400 million in Buzzfeed and $200 million in Vox.
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But he also pushed the case for forging ahead with the stalled secessionist drive, saying the prison sentences for separatists would not deter a new vote on independence.
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The eastern European nation of Bulgaria has provided the EU with some much-needed confidence, forging ahead with more integration despite rising anti-euro sentiment across the continent.
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Businesses are forging ahead with the guidelines even though they will be the product of a fraught process that privacy advocates abandoned last summer as tensions boiled over.
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"At first glance, the deal looks strategically key, also because Nestle is forging ahead in one of the most important growth categories," said ZKB analysts in a note.
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Other countries, like Canada, are forging ahead with their own trade deals as they balk at the tough terms the United States is demanding in its trade negotiations.
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Despite abandoning the Trans-Pacific Partnership, the administration is forging ahead with negotiations with Japan and the Philippines, and officials are eyeing possible talks with Vietnam and India.
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"It is really important that businesses have a lot of confidence that we are focused on forging ahead with a competitive manufacturing base in this country," she said.
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Senate Democrats lawmakers are forging ahead with plans to force a vote on a resolution to restore the rules, even though they don't have the votes to win.
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Despite such challenges, Europe's policy makers — not typically known for risk taking — are forging ahead with a new plan to align the Continent's disparate, and often contradictory, digital interests.
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UniCredit is forging ahead in a turnaround under CEO Jean Pierre Mustier after raising 13 billion euros ($15 billion) from investors last year to clean up its balance sheet.
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MI) is forging ahead in a turnaround under CEO Jean Pierre Mustier after raising 13 billion euros ($15 billion) from investors last year to clean up its balance sheet.
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The Chinese government is forging ahead with official efforts to create a national social credit system, even as several academic analysts doubt whether authorities can ever reach that goal.
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The U.S. and South Korean militaries are forging ahead with annual summer war games next week, potentially dialing up tensions with North Korea after a week of relative calm.
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But the White House is forging ahead in the meantime, hoping to make some forms of treatment more accessible even if Congress ultimately doesn't act as it would prefer.
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" The paper said three unnamed people from the Forest Service, which is under the Department of Agriculture, said the agency was "forging ahead with an exemption at Perdue's instructions.
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Forging ahead In the months leading up to and succeeding the Singapore summit, Kim has watched as the international pressure campaign mounted by the United States has slowly cracked.
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The Trump administration is forging ahead with a controversial decision to scrap Obama-era plans to require that all truck, train and bus operators be screened for sleep apnea.
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The writers tend to compartmentalize death, either breezing right past it once a scene is all done, or keeping the grief contained to a single episode before forging ahead.
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Those fears vanished in a high-quality opening set in which Murray was dragged into an epic 22-point tie break despite forging ahead with an early break of serve.
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Some states are forging ahead on legislative efforts to ensure K-12 schools properly deal with sexual misconduct to fill what they see as a possible vacuum in federal oversight.
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Despite those losses, Leia is still forging ahead in The Last Jedi, finding herself in familiar territory: leading the galaxy's best, last hope after the loss of the New Republic.
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Pell's defenders say he is forging ahead with transparency at the Vatican after decades of murky finances while his critics have accused him of doing so in a bullying manner.
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But many of the teams that competed in the Google Lunar X Prize say they are still forging ahead, even without the promise of millions of dollars in prize money.
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As in Wisconsin, the state legislators forging ahead with the controversial bills are not only Republicans, but deep-red conservatives who represent tightly gerrymandered districts engineered to produce conservative results.
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The company, meanwhile, is forging ahead with clinical trials in an attempt to get the medication approved for use in a larger patient population: patients who have dementia-related psychosis.
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Washington (CNN)Top Republican lawmakers are forging ahead with a strategy of including Obamacare replacement measures in a repeal bill that would roll back big chunks of the Affordable Care Act.
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With Apple and Google clearly forging ahead toward a partial autoplay-less future, it can't be too long before Firefox and Edge follow suit — or risk getting left in the dust.
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In a risky move, "The Collapse of Nature" holds off on forging ahead from where the show left off to travel back in time, all the way back to the beginning.
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Yet, the government is forging ahead with the guardianship program, which envisions a corps of regular Italians guiding vulnerable youngsters who arrive on Italy's shores after a dangerous Mediterranean sea crossing.
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Skype's redesign launched last year was met with mixed reviews, but the company is forging ahead by rolling out a number of its new features to other platforms, including the desktop.
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That follows Tuesday's State of the Union speech, where President Trump said America is forging ahead with its fossil-fuel dominance, with no regard to the serious problem of climate change.
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It seems Ms Lahiri is forging ahead in Italian for now, but she may find that the real boon of her decision to abandon English is the opportunity to rediscover it.
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But when my four-year-old was having trouble in preschool and started to need me (and I mean really need me), I had a hard time forging ahead at work.
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Justice Department attorneys are still forging ahead with taking sworn testimony from witnesses — though they are slowed a little by new telework requirements and other logistical hurdles the outbreak has created.
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Thus, in a summer dominated by the demands of the Fulton, the Paris Café and the new restaurants in Philadelphia, Vongerichten was forging ahead with the new menu for Jean-Georges.
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In spite of this, the White House and the Republicans on the Judiciary Committee are forging ahead with Judge Kavanaugh's nomination without an independent investigation looking into the allegations against him.
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Obama is "acutely aware" of the difficult election year politics for the TPP but that will not stop him from forging ahead, White House spokesman Eric Schultz told reporters on Friday.
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Management said the company is forging ahead with its "Runway 2020" plan, which consists of expanding in women's footwear and ready-to-wear items, and keeping products fresh, among other initiatives.
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Many of Australia's small whisky distilleries are now turning heads around the world, for a reason worth noting: they're not copying what others are doing, but forging ahead with something new.
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Coal's "low cost and domestic abundance" is why, according to the report, countries like Indonesia and Vietnam are still forging ahead with fossil fuels, despite the obvious negative impact on air quality.
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" As her son Anderson Cooper, said in a tribute at the end of his CNN show: "She never let fear or pain or loss prevent her from forging ahead, from moving forward.
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In the past, the market's waited for Apple to popularize new product categories, as it did with the iPad for tablets, but now the rest of the tech industry is forging ahead.
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Ronan very understandably wanted to keep forging ahead, so, we didn't want to stand in his way and he took it to the New Yorker and did a ton more extraordinary work.
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Despite uncertainty about how the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission's priorities will shift under President Donald Trump, the agency is forging ahead with an Obama-era initiative to expand digital tools for workers.
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Other developers are forging ahead, keen to take advantage of the remaining years of a 1303-percent federal tax credit for solar installation that is scheduled to start phasing out in 2020.
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After forging ahead and exposing himself to an onslaught of enemy fire, Slabinski later carried the seriously wounded teammate down a sheer cliff face while leading a trek through waist-deep snow.
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Signs that the U.S. economy is forging ahead even as developing countries struggle with local currency crises, trade disputes and political problems have encouraged investors to dump emerging-market assets this year.
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Despite the challenges, Muchenjian is forging ahead with its plans, betting on the growing number of winter sports enthusiasts in China – as well as the competitive driving force of the Beijing Olympics.
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The Terminal High Altitude Area Defense system has reached an initial operating capability to defend against North Korean missiles, U.S. officials said on Monday, forging ahead with its deployment despite China's objections.
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Finally, Cramer sat down with Dave Stover, the CEO of Noble Energy, who said his oil and natural gas exploration giant is forging ahead despite the recent decline in low oil prices.
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And Samsung has built a flagship-like series around the Galaxy Note and its S Pen stylus, while also forging ahead with the Gear VR as a differentiator for its broader lineup.
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Instead, Schiff said he'll consider any White House stonewalling to be evidence of obstruction of Congress — a charge that may ultimately become a separate impeachment article — while forging ahead with the probe.
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The lead single, "Fall Apart," shows Maps & Atlases forging ahead as if they were a brand new band, allowing themselves to transpose Davison's programmed drums into an out-and-out funk track.
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Signs that the U.S. economy is forging ahead even as developing countries struggle with local currency crises, trade disputes and political problems have encouraged investors to dump emerging market assets this year.
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China's urban-registered unemployment rate fell to 3.9 percent last year and has remained generally stable despite slowing economic growth and the government forging ahead with plans to cut back industrial capacity.
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By forging ahead with their own accord before the meeting with Mr. Trump and other heads of state, Europe and Japan threatened to isolate the United States in important industries like automobiles.
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But a cool thing is happening at Mobile World Congress this year: Android phone manufacturers are shrugging off the jack-less fad and are forging ahead with the traditional 3.5mm headphone output intact.
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The French government on Wednesday introduced a tax aimed at internet giants like Google, Amazon and Facebook, forging ahead with stricter regulation on big tech without broad-based support from the European Union.
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And while companies like CoreSite put high priority on improving power efficiency and cooling the units they house, semiconductor companies are forging ahead with their missions as data centers rush to keep up.
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House GOP leaders are forging ahead with their own hard-line immigration bill, as the Senate threw in the towel Thursday on legislation to protect hundreds of thousands of young immigrants from deportation.
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While several news outlets — including The New Yorker, Vanity Fair, and People and Time magazines — canceled their annual correspondents'-themed functions in the Trump era, some mainstays are forging ahead with their gatherings.
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Obama was criticized constantly for forging ahead with health care reform and a plan to fight climate change while the country was still struggling to slough off the migrainous effects of the recession.
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Republicans are forging ahead with the legislation — despite dismal public opinion polling and congressional projections estimating that the modest economic growth sparked by it will fall well short of paying for tax cuts.
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But in the absence of concrete details — and amid growing doubts about whether Trump can muscle the proposal through Congress this year — several Senate panels are forging ahead with their own infrastructure blueprints.
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The language of the text will likely provide clues as to whether the US is really forging ahead with a United States-Mexico bilateral deal, or still leaving an avenue open for Canada.
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The Freedom Caucus had been the cause of much heartburn for the House speaker, but forging ahead with a vote would expose the moderates -- the very members the GOP needs to keep its majority.
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Venezuela's opposition lawmakers are forging ahead with plans to confront a government blockade that has kept tens of millions of dollars in humanitarian aid, mostly supplied by the U.S., from flowing into the country.
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Samsung's Bixby — the company's answer to Siri and Google Assistant and the like — got off to a bit of a rocky start when it launched back in 2017, but they're forging ahead with it.
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The good news is that despite these challenges, more and more employers are forging ahead to make their companies welcoming to LGBT people, even without state and federal laws in place to support equality.
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But the company is forging ahead with its Louisiana ethane cracker project, which is now estimated to cost $13 billion to complete and will be the biggest foreign investment by a South African company.
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He said the government is forging ahead with its $2 billion five-year plan to stem violence, known as Safe El Salvador, which includes crime prevention, education, and reintegration programs for ex-gang members.
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After all, in those first two decades, when it was a matter of deciding which regime best symbolized the future, Pollock's abstract expressionism showed America to be a reactionary force capable of forging ahead.
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And DeepMind is now forging ahead further, by inking a commercial agreement with a third NHS Trust to deploy the task management app, following an agreement with Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust last December.
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While the Democrats have been wringing their hands and assuring media that they don't believe in ideological purity tests, the political arm of the anti-abortion movement has continued forging ahead with startling efficacy.
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And the administration is also forging ahead with a proposal to eliminate the deduction that Americans can take on their state and local taxes, which members of both parties are already raising objections to.
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But instead of backing Ms. Teachout — or simply keeping his head down and forging ahead with ground efforts in Iowa — Mr. Sanders made a point of apologizing to Mr. Biden and denouncing the essay.
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Senators passed a four-bill spending package Wednesday, forging ahead in the federal funding process even as the president threatens to wreck it all with a veto-spurred government shutdown tied to border security.
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Still, the company appears to be forging ahead, and it just so happens that one of its suppliers of recycled metals is based in Taiwan, where the business of recycling is taken very seriously.
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XOXO doesn't glamorize the life of its (sometimes literally) starving artists — anxiety over money is a recurring theme — but it does suggest forging ahead anyway, confident that the most interesting projects begin in tiny niches.
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But Espiritu's efforts to not talk to me did not hinder the coverage this site has done over the past four years and has taught me a very good lesson about just forging ahead anyway.
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However, Comcast seemed to be forging ahead with a standalone wireless strategy, launching a mobile service and an unlimited data plan earlier this month using Verizon's airwaves and buying $1.7 billion in the spectrum auction.
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Despite what's shaping up to be another muted party scene for this year's White House Correspondents' Association (WHCA) dinner, one of Los Angeles's biggest talent agencies is forging ahead with plans for its exclusive bash.
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North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has frozen weapons tests but is forging ahead with developing new nuclear weapons and long-range missiles that could target the US.Visit Business Insider&aposs homepage for more stories.
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ST ATHAN, Wales/GAYDON, England (Reuters) - In three cavernous former Royal Air Force hangars at an old airbase in Wales, luxury carmaker Aston Martin is forging ahead with construction of a new vehicle assembly plant.
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PARIS (Reuters) - France's Vivendi said on Monday it was forging ahead with the planned sale of up to 50 percent of its Universal Music Group (UMG), as the iconic division boosted the media conglomerate's quarterly revenue.
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Even though some people in the administration like Chief of Staff John Kelly aren't on board with such a quick decision, others like Sessions are forging ahead, according to Maggie Haberman of The New York Times.
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The Trump administration is forging ahead with its nomination of Gina Haspel for CIA director despite a crescendo of criticism over her role in the agency's counterterror program and reports that she recently sought to withdraw.
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ROME (Reuters) - The Italian government is committed to forging ahead with ambitious tax cuts in 2020 and will discuss how to finance them later in the year, Deputy Prime Minister Luigi Di Maio said on Thursday.
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Everbright's IPO pursuit in Hong Kong comes as Asia's top financial hub looks to be back in business with companies forging ahead with listing plans after a freeze during months of frequently violent anti-government protests.
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Colorado's Democratic leadership isn't waiting for the rest of the country to sort out where it stands on health care; it's forging ahead with an idea to build on the Affordable Care Act at the state level.
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"While we still believe that the data do not justify a hike at the June meeting, it seems that the Fed is committed to forging ahead," Michelle Meyer, U.S. economist at BofAML, said in a note Friday.
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The two states are forging ahead on their renewable energy programs, providing some certainty to investors who have been asking the federal government for stability in the national energy policy after more than a decade of turmoil.
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He told me that while he loved the pilot and is "really bummed" about canceling the series order, forging ahead with Cassius and Clay proved to be a "problematic process": We had a pilot we really liked.
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As a stark example, under current plans, the International Space Station is slated for decommissioning in 85033 even as China and India are forging ahead to design and construct permanent low Earth orbit outposts of their own.
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Forging ahead with this yearly opportunity for high-level meetings will send a reassuring signal to Beijing that Trump, contrary to common assumptions, is earnest about the U.S. and China continuing discussions on key areas of interest.
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Editorial While Congress shamefully fails to face up to the toll of gun carnage, California's lawmakers and voters are forging ahead with innovative safety measures, including mandatory background checks for the purchase of ammunition, not just guns.
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The resuscitated deal is undeniably weaker without the participation of the world's biggest economy, but it serves as a powerful sign of how countries that have previously counted on American leadership are now forging ahead without it.
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Forging ahead with a softer stance on Kim despite the North's recent nuclear and ballistic missile tests "has put South Korea at odds with its U.S. and Japanese counterparts," political consultancy Stratfor said in a recent note.
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Holed up for nearly two hours in McConnell's Senate office, they devised a process to satisfy Kavanaugh's defenders and appease Republicans uncomfortable with forging ahead until the nominee's accuser, Christine Blasey Ford, gets a full public hearing.
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Peter Miller, Seyfarth's Chicago-based chair and managing partner, said in a statement released Tuesday that the layoffs resulted from a recent review of the firm's business focused on maximizing client service while forging ahead with growth plans.
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It's also forging ahead with plans already in place in Phoenix to build out a 175,000-square-foot pharmacy operation, which is about the size of a Walmart Supercenter, to serve as a retail pharmacy and distribution center.
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Africa is forging ahead with the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) - a project to create a $24.57 trillion economic bloc - even as world powers such as the United States and Britain back away from multilateral trade pacts.
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Since then, Kushner and other senior administration officials have insisted they are forging ahead on crafting a peace proposal and have sought to frame the President's Jerusalem decision as one that is fostering the right conditions for peace.
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ERBIL, Iraq — In a region where few people concur on anything, adversaries and enemies in the Middle East find themselves agreeing on one goal: to stop Iraq's Kurds from forging ahead with a vote for independence on Monday.
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THE TOPLINE: House Republicans are forging ahead with a plan to pass a full year's defense spending bill coupled with stopgap spending for the rest of the government, despite its possible dead-on-arrival status in the Senate.
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Wyoming might not be first in mind when it comes to cutting-edge financial technology, but the state is forging ahead with plans to attract a small fortune in cryptocurrency assets from companies eager to sidestep federal oversight.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. military's THAAD missile defense system in South Korea has reached an initial operating capability to defend against North Korean missiles, U.S. officials said on Monday, forging ahead with the system despite staunch objections from China.
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French media conglomerate Vivendi closed at a more than 11-year high after it posted higher first-quarter revenue and said it was forging ahead with the planned sale of up to 50 percent of its UMG music arm.
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MONTREAL — Several theaters in Quebec are forging ahead with plans to stage "Slav," the show shut down here last week amid accusations of racial myopia, while its director has been lashing out at his critics for "muzzling" artistic freedom.
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China is forging ahead in the search for treatments for people sickened by the new coronavirus that has infected more than 28,000 people in a countrywide epidemic, killed more than 500 and seeded smaller outbreaks in 24 other nations.
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These twin wagers have meant an unusually large number of underdogs are forging ahead against the odds, ensuring that the historically large Democratic field remains unwieldy and that the lagging candidates must go to new lengths to get attention.
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As for "Magnum P.I.," forging ahead without Tom Selleck (occupied elsewhere in "Blue Bloods" alongside the aforementioned "Hawaii Five-O" and "MacGyver"), the philosophy seemed to be that one good reboot with Hawaii as an enticing backdrop deserved another.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany's Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer will meet contenders to replace her as Christian Democrat (CDU) leader next week, she told Reuters on Wednesday, forging ahead with the succession process after senior party figures pressed for a swift decision.
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On Capitol Hill, Democratic lawmakers are forging ahead with plans to force a vote on a resolution that might restore net neutrality protections to the U.S. government's rulebooks — though they do not appear to have the votes to succeed.
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But with the growing number of high fashion houses that are forging ahead without star designers at the helm, questions will arise about the shifting boardroom-design studio dynamic and the longstanding partnership model that has underpinned the luxury business.
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In Nicaragua, government spokeswoman Rosario Murillo, who is also first lady, said three women who were three to four months pregnant had been infected by the mosquito-borne virus and that the country was forging ahead with a fumigation program.
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After the amendment passed on Saturday, the prime minister continued to insist that he wouldn't negotiate an extension with the EU. Johnson said he would put forward Brexit legislation next week, forging ahead with his plans to leave by October 31.
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WASHINGTON, May 1 (Reuters) - The U.S. military's THAAD missile defense system in South Korea has reached an initial operating capability to defend against North Korean missiles, U.S. officials said on Monday, forging ahead with the system despite staunch objections from China.
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Before his announcement, Cohn had advocated against Trump's plan to ignite a trade war by imposing steep tariffs on steel and aluminum imports, the New York Times reported, but was unable to stop Trump from forging ahead with the nationalist proposal.
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LAS VEGAS (Reuters) - Theater operator AMC Entertainment Holdings is forging ahead with its expansion in Saudi Arabia, Chief Executive Adam Aron told Reuters, after a journalist's killing six months ago clouded the future of the kingdom's newly opened cinema market.
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The Obama administration appears to be forging ahead with its plans, despite Turkish complaints: In late April, Obama announced that an additional 250 Special Operations troops were on their way to northeastern Syria to work with the Kurdish-led force there.
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North Korea is quickly forging ahead with its mission to put a nuclear device on a long-range missile that could reach the United States, a capability that would fundamentally alter the delicate nuclear balance of power in the world.
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He is still forging ahead on a plan to end the conflict between Israel and the Palestinians, a goal that has eluded presidents and diplomats for generations, and he has been credited with focusing attention on the government's technological needs.
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Mr. Onaga confronted central Japanese government leaders, accusing Mr. Suga, the chief cabinet secretary, of "looking down on" Okinawans and contending that the Abe administration was ignoring the will of the local people in forging ahead with the relocation plan.
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Now, his opponent in the election, Adama Barrow, who has retreated to Senegal but has the overwhelming support of Gambians and international leaders, is forging ahead with plans for an inauguration ceremony on Thursday, throwing continental Africa's smallest nation into uncertainty.
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Obviously that did not happen, but that hasn't stopped owners Pia Carusone and Rachel Gardner from forging ahead with their plan and creating Rodham Rye, a blend of sourced one-year-old and three-and-a-half-year-old ryes from Tennessee.
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BAGHDAD (Reuters) - An Iraqi court sentenced a French man and a German woman to life in prison on Monday for belonging to Islamic State, forging ahead with the trial of hundreds of people - many foreigners - captured after the militant group's defeat last year.
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BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Emboldened by Britain's shock vote to quit the EU, Hungary's leader Viktor Orban is forging ahead with his own referendum on migration, in what European diplomats see as a sign of battles to come with anti-Brussels populists across the continent.
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President Donald Trump and his Republican allies in Congress are forging ahead with new plans to boost high-speed internet around the country, hoping that their signature crusade — deregulation — might help spur better web access in the country's hardest-to-reach rural areas.
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"This is an issue that is not inherently partisan, and if all parties involved commit to forging ahead with a reasonable finance plan that respects major stakeholder interests, congressional leaders on both sides of the aisle can get a deal done," he predicted.
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In a speech to bankers, he said the ECB was doing what it could to help the eurozone economy, but said governments also had to confront risks to growth and financial stability through their budget policy and by forging ahead with promised reforms.
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Months later, Liddell's team is forging ahead with reforms that might make it easier for companies like Amazon to sell their cloud wares in Washington, D.C. Importantly, that early work at the White House has come at times despite Liddell's own boss.
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Republicans in Michigan followed the same playbook, forging ahead with bills that would limit the power of the incoming Democratic secretary of state and set the stage for additional curbs on the Democrats who will take over as governor and attorney general.
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With only 71 days to go until the planned March 29 departure, Britain's banks are forging ahead with plans to ensure they can keep serving customers in the EU if political stalemate over the withdrawal agreement results in Britain crashing out without a deal.
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Despite a sudden reversal by New York State officials, the administration of Mayor Bill de Blasio is forging ahead with plans for two residential towers in a park on the Brooklyn waterfront that would include market-rate and subsidized apartments as well as a school.
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What's more, engineers are forging ahead with an array of technological enhancements designed to make even the largest pickup trucks more fuel-efficient, such as engines that automatically idle at stoplights, auto bodies made from lighter and stronger kinds of steel and other engineering advances.
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The White House said Tuesday it was forging ahead with plans for Trump to deliver his address at the Capitol next week, a senior White House official told CNN, even as Pelosi still appears entrenched in her request for Trump to postpone the speech.
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The No. 3 U.S. air carrier is forging ahead with a strategy to boost its flight network by another 4 percent to 6 percent next year after an estimated 5 percent network growth in 2018, Munoz, CEO of United Airlines since 20173, said on Wednesday.
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This moment — the swinging door between leaving your 20s behind and forging ahead into whatever comes next — is one of the best and most meaningful moments to delve into onscreen because this is when (most) people start assuming more responsibility in their own lives.
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Wordplay SATURDAY PUZZLE — A crossword with this much wide-open white space might be intimidating to some solvers, but here's a tip for forging ahead: Ignore the longer entries for now (unless you know them outright, of course), and focus on the shorter entries.
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President Donald Trump is forging ahead with plans to deliver a State of the Union-style speech at the U.S. Capitol at the end of January in spite of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's request that he postpone it, a senior administration official told NBC News Tuesday.
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SHANGHAI, May 24 (Reuters) - FTSE Russell is forging ahead with plans to add Chinese "A shares" to its widely-tracked global benchmarks next month, a senior executive said, as China's resolve to open its capital markets appears unaffected by an ongoing trade war with the United States.
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Reed Hastings, CEO of Netflix, is forging ahead and cutting big deals and being really aggressive and ambitious and everyone else is just sort of like, yes, we're doing our TV thing and programming is hard, but they're doing very little online or not doing enough online.
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While the discussion centered on how to amend the bill to garner enough votes to pass the House, there was a willingness to keep forging ahead, several people said, and "a list of things we are going to do next," one person briefed on the call said.
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For whatever reason — either the desire to bank some permanent tax cuts for the wealthy or the desire to please a base they think has long demanded Obamacare's repeal — Republicans are forging ahead, despite this bill's awful numbers and the strongly negative feedback they receive when it's brought up.
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While raw economic data suggests Turkey does not deserve a sub-investment grade rating, the government needs to persuade the ratings agencies that it will uphold the rule of law and is serious about forging ahead with promised economic reforms, said Ozgur Altug, chief economist at Istanbul-based BGC Partners.
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Washington (CNN)The White House says it is forging ahead with plans for President Donald Trump to deliver his State of the Union address at the Capitol next week, even as House Speaker Nancy Pelosi appears entrenched in her request for Trump to postpone the speech until the government reopens.
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But alongside his emotionally piercing lyrics, lavish sonic architectures, and meticulous production, the 32-year-old New Orleans native has weaved his way through the public eye with astonishing grace and intention — forging ahead in search of artistic purity and freedom in a way that&aposs inextricable from his music.
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Chairman Jason ChaffetzJason ChaffetzHouse Oversight panel demands DeVos turn over personal email records The Hill's Morning Report - Presented by JUUL Labs - Trump attack on progressive Dems draws sharp rebuke GOP senators decline to criticize Acosta after new Epstein charges MORE (R-Utah) confirmed Thursday that his panel is forging ahead with the probe.
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Game of Thrones' sixth season, which more or less concluded the series' second act, ended with several shots that specifically positioned Dany as a savior, forging ahead to break the reign of Cersei Lannister, who opened the season six finale at her most evil, blowing up a bunch of people in a church.
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"We are concerned that by delaying these meetings on rules that are currently moving through the process, the EPA is forging ahead with harmful policies without having access to the scientific scrutiny they warrant," said Genna Reed, lead science and policy analyst at the Center for Science and Democracy at the Union of Concerned Scientists.
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At the moment, Republican leaders seem to be in no mood to add to the furor surrounding the White House by forging ahead with such a special panel, pointing instead to what Senator Mitch McConnell, Republican of Kentucky and the majority leader, called the "broad discretion" the committee has to look at intelligence matters.
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Ola covers more cities in India than Uber right now, and evidence suggests it is just ahead in major cities, but Uber is upping its focus with new features for India and expansion plans, so Ola is forging ahead with its entertainment push to sway more affluent users — the kind that might be acquainted with Uber — to its service.
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John BarrassoJohn Anthony BarrassoIf Democrats want gun control, they must first concede defeat Conway: Republican concerns about gun reform 'all reconcilable' Five proposals Congress is eyeing after mass shootings MORE (R-Wyo.), who chairs the EPW committee and serves on the Republican leadership team, said his panel has also been forging ahead with its own bipartisan blueprint for infrastructure.
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And yet who could think such things of Lauren, a 32-year-old content manager and the most endearing character on "Love Is Blind," whom we got to watch wrestle openly and sincerely with her fears about participating in this most absurd of premises while optimistically forging ahead in her whirlwind relationship with Cameron, a firefighter turned scientist?
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Fresh off the sale of its China arm, Uber has been freed up to focus its resources and time on forging ahead with its self-driving efforts, as well as scaling its business in its most important markets including the U.S. In other words, Uber now has more dough and time to focus on beating Lyft.
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Europe's leaders face a clear-cut choice: For their integration agenda to succeed — preserving the free movement of people within the bloc, forging ahead with the euro and the single market, keeping doors open to outsiders — the E.U. must figure out how to overcome the narrow national interests and mistrust that tie it up in knots every time a collective response is needed.
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Chuck GrassleyCharles (Chuck) Ernest GrassleyGOP senators call for Barr to release full results of Epstein investigation Trump health official: Controversial drug pricing move is 'top priority' Environmental advocates should take another look at biofuels MORE (R-Iowa), the chairman of the Judiciary Committee and a sponsor of the bill, is forging ahead, seeking to lay down a marker through action by the panel.
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The effort to eliminate plastic straws has been forging ahead for many years now—Entourage star Adrian Grenier co-founded a nonprofit Lonely Whale that calls for stores to "#StopSucking" in 2015—but the environmental cause has been making national headlines lately, most recently on July 9 when Starbucks announced their plans to get rid of plastic straws in over 28,000 of their stores worldwide by 2020.
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She's armed with the power of the region's expansive commerce and consumer protection laws — rules that govern everything from mergers to online privacy more aggressively than similar regulations in the U.S. To that end, Vestager recently has set her sights on Apple and Amazon, forging ahead with two major probes that allege the two tech giants dodged billions of dollars' worth of European taxes.
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For the veteran guard Jose Calderon of the Cleveland Cavaliers — who quickly points out that none of the 12 players on his Spanish squad that won a bronze medal at the 2016 Rio Olympics and again at EuroBasket 2017 just a few months ago are on the qualifying roster — FIBA's mistake was forging ahead with the format switch without polling more of the participants.
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Republicans say they are forging ahead with the effort to repeal and replace ObamaCare, with President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE expressing confidence this week that the effort can be finished quickly.
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Jabari may turn out to be just a cursory character riding on the coattails of the Trump administration, but he's managed to catch its attention at a key time, as it's worked to sideline any Palestinian leadership and institutions while forging ahead with a peace plan that is, in theory, designed to end the stalemate in the Middle East, but that critics say has been biased in Israel's favor from the start.
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Each of the would-be Stop Sanders candidates has built enough political strength to justify forging ahead: Mr. Biden remains the national front-runner, with unmatched support among black voters; Mr. Buttigieg and Ms. Warren both have double-digit support in New Hampshire polls, and sizable war chests; Ms. Klobuchar has the thinnest operation beyond Iowa of the group, but over the weekend she earned the endorsement of New Hampshire's influential Union Leader newspaper.
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