But California already is out front on privacy regulation, out front on energy, out front on all kinds of issues.
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He doesn't front on what's going on in our community.
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Behind the united front on industrial action, unions have different objectives.
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"We don't want to be up front on this," he said.
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"They need to be out in front on this," she said.
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Democrats should celebrate Republicans who are out front on climate change.
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I'll give you the disclaimer right up front on this one.
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Front-on, the dress also opened up to reveal her legs.
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There is also a mixed front on the dot plot perspective.
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In hitting back, Sanders and Warren showed a united front on policy.
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But some gave Harris credit for being out front on that issue.
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"They're playing well up front on defense," he said of the Lions.
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But as land approached, crosswinds and then a front-on headwind struck.
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Congressional Republicans presented anything but a unified front on Monday night after Sens.
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I got Kiermaier out in front on a decent changeup, it was down.
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"The dynamic has completely changed out front on that first Saturday," Verrilli said.
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This is the latest legal front on which Trump is battling House Democrats.
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At different times, different Cabinet officials have been out front on the issue.
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Even a marginally divided front on single-payer would be a big deal.
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All the action was happening up front on a large flat-screen television.
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But Biden was in front on this issue before AOC entered grade school.
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There is one front on which Mueller is largely permitted to release his findings.
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Spice: Very strong spice up front on the tongue that lingers and sometimes overpowers.
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I know it's very important to you, and you've been out front on this.
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Members of the Congressional Black Caucus (CBC) have been out in front on censure.
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We want someone who's not afraid or apologizing and is out front on this.
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Prisoner releases would also be "very much up front on the agenda", he said.
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Watch him Monday evening on "Erin Burnett Out Front" on CNN at 7 p.m.
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A second front on which things will almost surely get worse is health care.
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London will vote for a new mayor to replace Boris Johnson (front) on May 5.
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In fact, the new slate is almost unrecognizable as an iPad from the front on.
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You have to spend cash up front on marketing, agents and laying aside capital reserves.
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It's working in spades.... Because we're so out front on this, people send us information.
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He's co-written a book about money in politics, and been out front on gerrymandering.
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She dances a bit inside, but put on a serious front on her way out.
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And AT&T is leading the charge, and our engineers are out front on this.
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We will not agree to the creation of a second terror front on the Golan Heights.
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The talks made progress on a critical front on Friday, with Russia agreeing to cut output.
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Trump, aware of this, is still trying to put on an empathetic front on health care.
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The show's female leads were way out in front on Sunday night, mostly getting shit done.
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Same kind of thing, thinking we were going to get him out front on a slider.
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Or, you can check out the shop front on Amazon for the full selection of products.
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The front on the new EVO has an overall more aerodynamic profile than the previous iteration's.
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It is also symbolic that Saudi Arabia and Russia are now presenting a united front on oil.
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Insurgents posted footage said to show battles on that front on Sunday which Reuters could not verify.
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Gallant is up front on the mic, and he's turning the song into a harrowing, emotional exorcism.
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But if in time things go wrong, he will still be out in front on his own.
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A Deltapoll survey published by the Mail on Sunday newspaper put the Conservatives out front on 30%.
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Wall Street will look for further signs of progress on the U.S.-China trade front on Monday.
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Russia's plot to subvert an election, E.U. leaders' united front on Brexit and Puerto Rico's remaining damage.
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Senate Democrats are hoping to keep up a united front on the vote, much like Republicans have.
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But a united European front on the case may be complicated by competing economic and strategic interests.
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It is now asking investors to lodge 15 percent up front on bets on the Mexican peso.
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Musicians praise the drum sound in your productions, and drums are way up front on this album.
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"Reserving judgments is a matter of infinite hope," Nick Carraway admits up front, on the first page.
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Hopefully, the former EA COO will have more to share on that front on the Disrupt SF stage.
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The party led the conservative Republicans on 20 percent and the far-right National Front on 18 percent.
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Kenseth lost his lead gained on pit road when Busch moved back to the front on lap 241.
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The Capitol Christmas Tree from Payette National Forest in McCall, Idaho arrives at the West Front on Monday.
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He'd seen the girl with this woman who looked after her out front on their way to school.
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When they couldn't get an actual war, the anchors opened a front on peaceniks in their own ranks.
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"The guy was on the ground on his front on the pavement alongside Parliament Square," the witness said.
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"The mayor was out front on this issue when few people were," Mr. Phillips said in a statement.
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The two men talked daily and made synchronized appearances, forming a united front on almost every major issue.
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Then it dawned on Brennan: Browning was dressed like a warm front on the USA Today weather map.
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There&aposs some plastic stuff on the front, on the fascia, that&aposs, I think, a bad choice.
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Wall Street will be on the lookout for any updates on the U.S.-China trade front on Monday.
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Truex lost his second lead to Hamlin on pit road, but he returned to the front on lap 179.
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Republicans were quick to pan the effort, pointing to the less-than-unified Democratic front on his impeachment push.
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In the 1970s, President Richard M. Nixon opened a new front on the compromising with his war on drugs.
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Norway and the Netherlands were near the front on Friday, but after South Africa and before Latvia and Lebanon.
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The press was relegated to the back row, while Takahashi's cohort of fans sat in front, on the floor.
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But right now, the UK and its European allies have kept, at least publicly, a united front on Iran.
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Johnsson scored in front on a backhander during a power play at 7:07 for a 6-0 lead.
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She did have a role and a voice there, but she was never too out in front on anything.
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They went back in front on Gallinari's driving layup, and Jokic made it 97-94 with 2:17 left.
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The P9 also included a rear fingerprint sensor, which appears to have been moved to the front on the P10.
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In response, Liz declared the opposite was true, upsetting the family's longtime united front on the issue of Mary's sexuality.
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Texan Congress members presented "a united front on Harvey aid," but after the debt ceiling deal Trump cut with Rep.
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Although most economists present a united front on the benefits of free trade, many argue against completely unfettered global capitalism.
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Outside the ship, lookouts are typically stationed at the back and near the front on or close to the bridge.
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The Aggies then moved to the front on its next possession on a 19-yard scoring run by Cordarrian Richardson.
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The Nusra Front on Friday urged insurgent groups to intensify their attacks against President Bashar al-Assad and his allies.
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In the wake of Mueller's outing of Guccifer 2.0 as a Russian intelligence front on Friday, Stone downplayed that link.
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Newgarden, an American, came out in front on Lap 25 after a crash by Tony Kanaan led to a caution.
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The candidates mostly tempered their criticism of one another and presented a united front on vital issues like climate change.
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Kenya-born Lagat pulled to the front on the final straight to claim the 5,000 in 17.653 minutes and 35.50 seconds.
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Luckily, as she heads into hometowns, it looks like Hannah G's parents seem to have a united front on The Bachelor.
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Some have even called for Zuckerberg to personally testify in front on Congress, which the company has avoided in past controversies.
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The EU and the US have depended on a united front on a score of global challenges, most notably with Russia.
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Facebook moved yesterday to block certain extremists, but this is just one front on which the social-media behemoth is fighting.
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Fuelling this dovishness is a softening of the global economy and there was further gloomy news on this front on Thursday.
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"We have been out front, on our own, many times on immigration, even before he got in the race," Love said.
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Achille Lauro The 1985 terror attack by the Palestinian Liberation Front on the Italian cruise ship Achille Lauro shocked the world.
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The military retains great power, however, and the generals and Suu Kyi's cabinet have shown a united front on Rohingya policy.
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The Interior Department has not been the only front on which Mr. Trump has appeared indifferent to his party's political considerations.
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On a separate front on ObamaCare, the spending deal repeals three major taxes that had helped fund the law's coverage expansion.
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Rather than standing side-on, as baseball hitters do, the right-handed Mr Smith pivoted to face the bowler front-on.
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Lines form quickly and move slowly, especially since industry professionals often get to cut to the front on an as-needed basis.
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But that might get expensive unless you've got a friend who for whatever reason wants a white front on their black iPhone.
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And de Masi admitted that the company hasn't gone out of its way to offer a succinct unified front on device messaging.
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Calvert converted the rebound of a Zach Werenski shot from in front, on a one-handed shot that beat goalie Braden Holtby.
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"They have absorbed all these losses up front on the exchanges and on Medicaid," said Ana Gupte, an analyst at Leerink Partners.
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On the data front on Monday, the Empire State index hit 5.2 in April, well below the 16.4 print reached in March.
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Government forces opened a new front on Tuesday against the rebel-held part of Deraa city, the provincial capital, state media reported.
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Stocks posted strong weekly gains, led by tech shares, as investors cheered renewed optimism on the U.S.-China trade front on Friday.
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And while the Wyoming news definitely represents a possible new front on the war on the establishment, nothing has changed there yet.
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When the race went to overtime, Larson lined up fourth and pushed race winner Denny Hamlin out front on the final restart.
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Earlier this year, the group formed the American Sports Betting Coalition to create a unified front on the issue among different constituencies.
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Trump looked to have already opened a new front on Monday with plans to end preferential trade treatment for Turkey and India.
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The next five possessions in the game ended with punts before the Lions moved in front on Prater's 54-yard field goal.
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Currently workers under 23 can set aside up to $18,000 a year without having to pay taxes up front on that money.
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But the former official said it was refreshing to see the top U.S. diplomat out front on an issue of international relations.
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Besides immigration, the two men also presented a united front on another issue that has long been a bone of contention - Libya.
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Utah State went in front on a dunk from forward Jalen Moore and a Smith 266-pointer on back-to-back possessions.
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To start with, much of the identification is blocked up front on iOS, as detailed in one report by security researcher Will Strafach.
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Kansas City went in front on Travis Kelce&aposs 219-yard scoring catch, which sparked a sack-race celebration with Hill and Robinson.
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On the health front, on average Hispanics spend $29 billion annually toward consumer healthcare, which is two times the rate of non-Hispanics.
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Kevin Harvick moved to the front on a late restart and won the Hollywood Casino 400 at Kansas Speedway in Kansas City, Kan.
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And given the anti-billionaire sentiment pulsing through the Democratic Party right now, Steyer being too out front on impeachment might not help.
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The party has often been further out front on these issues than the public at large — and than many of its own voters.
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She eventually developed and sold 22 miles of ocean front on her own, only to lose it all in the 1929 stock crash.
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Iraqi forces opened a new front on Thursday, aiming to force the Islamic State to fight in multiple directions and collapse its defenses.
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Bloomberg's plan echoes proposals offered by his Democratic rivals as the party shows a unified front on the issue of combating voter suppression.
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Both Democrats and Republicans had been hoping to present a united front on the vote, and the one present vote by Democrat Rep.
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Even though the federal government is not out front on E.S.G. offerings, you can still make the case for them to your employer.
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Not only was she "putting a front on," she was also constantly apologizing to the people around her for what she was going through.
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The big picture: Most candidates are showing a united front on legalizing marijuana, limiting mass incarceration, and easing formerly incarcerated people back into society.
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However, Williams is still way out in front on the all-time female tennis earnings list with more than $88 million in prize money.
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Do you feel assured or what insurances do you have that on the trade front on your part on your mandate that they're cooperating.
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After nine months of failed health care negotiations, Ryan is eager to portray the GOP as a united front on tax reform moving forward.
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The GOP must maintain a united front on Kavanaugh due to the fact that many Senate Democrats have already made up their minds. Sen.
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Yugoslavia met Italy in the final and led for the better part of an hour, that man Džajić putting them in front on 32 minutes.
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There are also four smoke grenade launchers mounted at the front on each side of the turret and at the rear there are two more.
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"When Bernie talks about a Green New Deal, Bernie talks about Medicare for All, Alexandria has also been out front on those issues," he said.
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They may struggle to present a united front on protectionism after Trump's administration began considering imposing a border tax that would make imports more expensive.
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First I was on top, then I was on bottom, then in front on my hands and knees as he pulled my hair back hard.
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A quiet day on the front on January 23rd shows "peace is possible with political will," says America's special representative to the conflict, Kurt Volker.
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One CEO I work with has a visual slide up front on his mood expressed as a "meter" — sort of a gas tank of emotion.
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Early Thursday, though, the company opened a new front on Twitter, launching the Apple Support account with a spare, two-word tweet: Welcome to... pic.twitter.
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Joining us right now on the phone to talk more about business's response and what's happening on the medical front on this is Ken Langone.
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Iraqi commanders said in telephone interviews from the front on Thursday that militants fleeing Hawija had moved north toward the Kurdish-held district of Dibis.
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The Ultimate Advent Calendar comes in an iconic Tiffany Blue encasing, custom-designed after their flagship store front on Fifth Avenue in New York City.
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On Monday, the police raided the headquarters of Ms. Le Pen's party, the National Front, on the western edge of Paris, while she was abroad.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu paid a rare visit to the Israel-Syria front on Tuesday and warned Israel's enemies not to "test" its resolve.
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"If the disruptions we are expecting for 2017 as a result of what has happened in 2016 prove to be all negative and we are to end up in a race to the bottom on the tax front, on the trade front, on the financial regulation front, then that for me would be a really big 'black swan' that would have devastating effects," she said.
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Edwards' anti-abortion position has attracted criticism from other Democrats and civil rights groups, who have presented a united front on fighting for women's abortion rights.
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Cuccinelli, who sits at the helm of an immigration agency within DHS and has been out front on Trump's agenda, has been rumored as McAleenan's successor.
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And as I said, you know, this -- the moves on the missile front on liquefied natural gas, all of this is not good news for Russia.
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In front of the knob is the Stop/Start button, and along the front on the other side are the speed selector buttons — 33 and 45.
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Cerio snapped both of her legs while trying to land a handspring double front on Friday -- she was stretchered off the mat with 2 air casts.
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Until now, President Trump has not tested McConnell, since he has focused almost exclusively on executive actions and avoided the legislative front on large-scale issues.
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Gusty winds will move in with the front on Sunday, but the ferocity of the winds' speed is dependent on where the low pressure comes ashore.
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She also said she planned to sue the person behind the allegations - a member of the National Front - on the grounds that the accusations were slanderous.
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Trump's campaign remarks infuriated many Ukrainians and his election triumph was greeted by Ukraine's deputy prime minister as another "front" on which Kiev had to fight.
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If things continue along this path, the next decade may see the internet relegated to little more than just another front on the new cold war.
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Africa gained attention as another front on the US's stated global war on terrorism as Islamist militants pledged allegiance to the Islamic State and Al Qaeda.
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McConnell went out in front on the television cameras looking like he had been forced to eat a plate of broccoli, while Ryan was reportedly furious.
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Ms. Puig, 63, works with groups of employees, from the back of the house to the front, on every aspect of their work except the food.
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The disparity indicates that Democrats face a tough task in presenting a united front on the economy, an issue that voters rank as their top priority.
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Those moves were part of the broader strategy to be nimble and out front on issues -- hoping that he will get credit later from the Democratic electorate.
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That gives you the right to position yourself firmly in front on the screen, snacks to hand, and indulge in a marathon session of your favourite games.
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We have been the face, sometimes the voice, out front on the TV screen or in front of the microphone, but this has never been about us.
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They spent the money they made as an undercover laundering front on things like submachine guns, vehicles, visits to five-star hotels, expensive dinners, laptops, and travel.
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Edmonton then added its lead midway through the third, as an Andrej Sekera shot was tipped into the net by Lucic in front on the power play.
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Vitaly I. Churkin, the Russian ambassador to the United Nations, chided the opposition and its backers for not distancing themselves from the Nusra Front on the battlefield.
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Republicans, meanwhile, have maintained a unified front on the impeachment inquiry, betting that their best path to victory in 2020 runs through Trump's base of loyal supporters.
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If every gun owner in America voted for Trump, he would still need to find a lot more votes to come out in front on Nov. 8.
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Sure, she lit up progressive Twitter with her aggressive questioning of Brett Kavanaugh and Jeff Sessions and she has been out front on immigration and climate change.
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They have collected hundreds of stories from women about abortion and tried to cast the court pick as the latest attack front on the Affordable Care Act.
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"We've been conditioned for the last 30 years to expect a secretary of education to be out front on education reform, using various federal levers," he said.
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The Alaska Republican is one of the key senators considering voting to hear more witnesses, though she's been less out front on the issue than GOP Sens.
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CIA's Office of Research and Development was out front on the research and achieved the first flight of an insect-sized drone, or "insectothopter" in the 1970s.
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The big picture: Although fiercely competitive in the showroom, automakers have long presented a united front on shared interests like trade policy, government regulations and labor relations.
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Adrianne Shropshire, executive director of BlackPAC, an organization that advocates for increasing black voting power, said Castro has been out front on the issue of police violence.
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WCS funded the permanent camps along the Shield; paid for CONAP missions, fuel, and food; and transported soldiers and park guards to the front on WCS trucks.
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The Cowboys jumped back in front on the ensuing possession on a 22-yard Cornelius scoring pass to a wide-open Jelani Woods on fourth down and one.
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Falwell Jr. appeared on CNN's "Erin Burnett Out Front" on Wednesday evening and was asked about the breaking allegations of groping against Trump from The New York Times.
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While the Chargers held on from the front on Sunday, the Philadelphia Eagles came from behind to beat the Chicago Bears 123-15 in a heart-stopping finish.
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Conditions are forecast to become unfavorable for further development by late Tuesday, and the disturbance is expected to merge with a cold front on Wednesday, the NHC added.
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When President Obama stalled on taking a stance on gay marriage, Biden in 2012 moved out front on the issue and nudged him to stake out a position.
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On the economic data front on Wednesday, upbeat U.S. services sector activity offset a weaker-than-expected print on private-sector job growth ahead of Friday's jobs report.
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"He has been swinging the bat well," said Texas manager Jeff Banister, who said Lucroy has been getting the barrel of the bat out front on offspeed pitches.
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UNITED NATIONS — Leaders from around the world maintained a defiant front on Thursday after President Trump announced that he would withdraw the United States from the Paris Agreement.
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In some ways, Trump has made it easy for Democrats to display a unified front on immigration: They all think some kind of "comprehensive immigration reform" is necessary.
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In their statement on Saturday the opposition leaders said they would hold a conference "with a view to seeking a united front on common strategic and operational issues".
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When he led the National Corn Growers Association, the group launched its first climate task force, going out front on issues that agriculture has been slow to embrace.
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While Obama's rhetoric on race was typically post-racial, positioning the country as more united than divided, Clinton got out front on issues like police violence and immigration.
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A senior executive at a pharmacy chain with a store front on Tmall said the directive's impact could be significant because many firms relied on Tmall for online sales.
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The former Virginia state attorney general is currently serving as the acting head of US Citizenship and Immigration Services, where he's been out front on the President's immigration agenda.
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She was well out in front on the need to reinstitute the firewall between commercial and investment banking, a cause taken up in the presidential primaries by Bernie Sanders.
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But Warner has been unquestionably more explicit in expressing his concerns with Trump's actions, and onlookers will be watching to see if they present a united front on Thursday.
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Like Shane, he was ready to support President Trump until the trade war ended, yet still believed the trade issue was only one front on which farmers were battling.
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The European Union and the United States have long recognized the need to present a united front on global trade practices, especially as China's power and influence have grown.
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Her grandmother made T-shirts for family members for Christmas that read "I'm on Cara's team" on the front; on the back, the message said #SYA (short for #ScrewYouAetna).
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"You need front on photos, you need demos — video demos, ideally, but at the very least audio demos — and you need all the text and information to be there".
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A special screen that blocks all angular views except straight on in front on the machine is a good way to keep the nosey parkers out of your business.
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But if you read between the lines of history books, the opposite is often true, historians say: Kids get out front on issues and it's the adults who follow.
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Trump Wins Big in Nevada Donald Trump has secured his third straight victory, with early returns the from the Nevada caucuses showing him out in front on 45 percent.
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The measures against Mexico open up a new front on trade and if implemented are bound to trigger retaliation that would hit heartland, Trump-supporting farming and industrial states.
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The answer is to keep exposing the misdeeds of Trump, while opening a new front on the kitchen table issue of health care in Congress and on the campaign trail.
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Stronger In says the EU can present a common front on sanctions against countries such as Russia, and allows suspects to be speedily extradited from one member state to another.
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Many presidential candidates, meanwhile, have been out front on calls for an inquiry since special counsel Robert Mueller revealed the findings of his report on Russian interference this past spring.
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The deal won support of construction companies and labor unions, and Democratic lawmakers on Wednesday put up a unified front on what had been a divisive issue over raising taxes.
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Desperate for a legislative win, Congress and the White House are trying to paint a picture of a more united front on tax reform than they had on health care.
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The two men sought to put forward a united front on North Korea, which has been a persistent area of focus for Trump during his 13-day tour through Asia.
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The first trainers were bike rollers, which consisted of three rolling cylinders — two in the back and one in the front — on which the bike rests as you pedal away.
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What they've failed to focus on has actually been right in front on them all along: Tesla is trying to become the first new American carmaker to succeed in decades.
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But some regional policy experts fear that a united Sino-Russian front on North Korea could make it more difficult for the U.S. to rein in Pyongyang's burgeoning nuclear program.
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So if it were up to me, I'd talk about improving the A.C.A., not ripping it up and starting over, while opening up a new progressive front on child care.
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Opera's Africa ventures could go head to head with Uber, Jumia and M-Pesa — the mobile money-product that put Kenya out front on digital finance in Africa before Nigeria.
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But as the heat leaves the Midwest, a cold front on Tuesday is expected to offer the Northeastern region some relief, said Andrew Orrison, a meteorologist at the Weather Service.
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"This is classic Booker — stand out front on feel-good social issues, regardless of his past positions, and align with big money everywhere else," wrote Walter Bragman at Paste Magazine.
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Polls predicted Bolsonaro would come out in front on Sunday, but he far outperformed expectations, blazing past competitors with more financing, institutional backing of parties and free air time on television.
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They were captured in super slow-mo, on high-quality film equipment because they just so happened to begin leaping in front on a film crew out at sea. Show-offs.
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Memphis sprinted back in front on a Deytona Davis layup seconds later and the Grizzlies took an 23-24 lead on back-to-back 3-pointers from Carter and Andrew Harrison.
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Texas went back in front on a 5-yard pass from Ehlinger to Brennan Eagles with 2:19 to play in the second quarter, taking a 21-17 lead to halftime.
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Moreover, a unified political front on this matter, in an era of otherwise dramatic political polarization, could alter the tone of the discourse quickly enough to ease the pain for all.
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David Marcus, head of Calibra — the new Facebook subsidiary that will be partially responsible for launching the cryptocurrency — is appearing in front on Congress for the second straight day on Wednesday.
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Bentil tied it up at 23-all on a 225-pointer with 1:50 left and Dunn put the Friars back in front on a 3-pointer with 1:21 left.
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There was plenty more bad news for them on that front on Thursday: > The Cook Political Report writes that Democrats have overperformed by 8 points in nine special elections this cycle.
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Georgia, however, came roaring back, tying the score at 55 on a layup by Nic Claxton before Tyree Crump put the Bulldogs back in front on a pair of free throws.
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Unsurprisingly, California has been out front on the issue, with a statewide ban going into effect next July, so I asked him to tell us a little more about the story.
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Former White House chief strategist Stephen Bannon will speak at a gathering of France's far-right National Front on Saturday and meet with the political party's controversial leader Marine Le Pen.
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While President Donald Trump tweeted Saturday that Paul "may find a way to get there for the good of the party," there is limited optimism on that front on Capitol Hill.
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All other opinion polls so far during the campaign have put Fianna Fail in front on its own, with most showing Sinn Fein closing in on Fine Gael in second place.
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Motiv might not offer the wealth of activity tracking data Fitbit does, but what it lacks in exhaustive data it makes up for in design—a front on which Fitbit's has struggled.
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"The president signed an executive order to reorganize the federal government for the future and the secretary has been absolutely out front on that issue," spokeswoman Heather Swift said in a statement.
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A couple of shots clanged off the post, Yanni Gourde was unable to get his stick on a loose puck in front on an empty net and the game gradually slipped away.
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The video is edited to make it seem like the eight candidates are finishing each other's sentences, emphasizing the candidates' united front on the need for stricter gun laws to protect children.
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"That one was for the boys who've been riding on the front all day - they've had a couple of tough days, always riding on the front on some really long stages," he said.
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They strove to maintain a united front on Monday, forming a committee tasked with securing a meeting with the president and Griveaux said that would happen if they came forward with concrete proposals.
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But you understate the calamity of the situation, because again — and I'm not the only one, but I have been out front on this — I think it's worse than simply a compromising situation.
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Merkel's Christian Democrats (CDU) and their Bavarian Christian Social Union (CSU) sister party have struggled to maintain a united front on immigration policy and the fate of the scandal-hit domestic intelligence agency.
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So if I'm doing sessions where he's guiding me directly in front on the bike and I'm sitting behind him ... it means that when he's talking it goes straight into my hearing aid.
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"There will be some competition on the global front on the supply side of the equation, and it's something that we have to watch very carefully, especially over the next year or two."
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It starts with the smartphone app, which customers use to check in as they walk in and, very likely, beacon technology to know exactly who is standing in front on which store shelves.
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The couple put on a united front on the White House lawn, where their 5 kids and about 30,000 others participated in the annual tradition of rolling Easter eggs across the South Lawn.
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President Jair Bolsonaro, Economy Minister Paulo Guedes and House Speaker Rodrigo Maia presented a united front on Thursday on pension reform, trying to move past days of finger pointing that had rattled markets.
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Long gone are the days when policy differences stopped "at water's edge," and a united front on matters of foreign policy and national security were seen as central to America's strength and prestige.
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Although normally an opposition party would be supportive of a new election because it gives them a chance to unseat the prime minister, Labour has not presented a united front on the issue.
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The New York Democrat called for Coats, FBI Director Christopher Wray and CIA Director Gina Haspel to convincingly explain their findings to Trump in order to present a united front on intelligence matters.
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"We need a united front on the supervisory angle to make sure its zero tolerance, its immediate, its public, its transparent, and it's evident that it just will not be accepted," she said.
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In his final year of office, he's come out in front on gun violence, experimenting with the right message and providing his fellow Democrats with some political cover by taking the flak for it.
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There is little prospect for a quick fix in the trade standoff between Washington and its allies after the Trump administration opened a new front on Wednesday by also threatening tariffs on auto imports.
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Were a new conflict to begin between Israel and Hezbollah, the IRGC could open a new front on the formerly quiet Israel-Syria disengagement line and lead to a direct Israel-Iran military showdown.
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After Kase's quick goal gave the Ducks the early lead, Daniel Sprong gave Anaheim a 2-0 lead when he converted on a blistering shot from out front on a pass from Jakob Silfverberg.
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You may want to consider opening a donor advised fund, which lets you get a deduction up front on the money you put in and then decide on which charities get the money later.
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The timing, though, also appeared to be a warning shot against Mr. Trump's latest action on the trade front, on Thursday, when he took specific aim at a much wider range of Chinese products.
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" Heather Swift, a spokeswoman for the Interior Department, said, "The president signed an executive order to reorganize the federal government for the future and the secretary has been absolutely out front on that issue.
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"The only way the PT remains relevant in Brazilian politics is if they have a really united front on Lula," said Monica de Bolle, the director of Latin American studies at Johns Hopkins University.
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In its third year, the procession in front on the White House aims not only to oust Trump from office but also to end violence against women and support reproductive, LGBTQ and workers' rights.
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During his six-year tenure, Stevens has been out front on urging Congress to complete an overhaul of Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae, which were taken under government control during the recession in 85033.
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"Parker was in front on the portrait, and I really wanted her to turn around so I could get a picture with her, and she genuinely, honestly would not turn around," Jessica Curry said.
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KTLA Meteorologist Liberté Chan was pointing to weather patterns on the map, but the anchor was more concerned about a cold front on her torso ... she was wearing what looked like a cocktail dress.
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Europe Minister Michael Roth, a member of the Social Democrat party (SPD), said that while the European Union needed a united front on Russia, sanctions should aim to bring Moscow to the negotiating table.
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The Cavaliers clawed back from an 11-point deficit before pulling in front on a slam dunk from James near the midway mark of the second quarter that brought the home crowd to their feet.
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In Berlin, a German official said European G7 members would present a united front on issues from Iran to trade and climate change but did not know whether leaders would agree on a final communique.
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Reuters: Europe and Iran sought a common front on Tuesday to save the nuclear deal without the United States, although some diplomats doubted privately it can survive the reimposition of U.S. sanctions ordered by Trump.
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Obama and allies from Southeast Asia will turn their attention to China on Tuesday on the second day of a summit intended to improve trade and provide a united front on maritime disputes with Beijing.
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The first front on which they made a successful assault was the League Cup, with Mourinho once again turning to his shiny ally in an attempt to give his team the impetus to kick on.
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"Quite frankly, I'm afraid that the anger of the French is not going to go away anytime soon," said Jordan Bardella, a leader of the far-right Rassemblement National, formerly the National Front, on BFMTV.
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On that front on Tuesday, Charles J. Cooper, a prominent Washington litigator, confirmed that Mr. Sessions had hired him, although Mr. Cooper declined to specify whether he was advising Mr. Sessions in the Russia inquiry.
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We'll get to the social impact, but I'll just ask up front: On a more individual level, do you worry that technologies like Twitter are just bad for our brains and basically addiction-generating machines.
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The post said that the Hong Kong authorities had told the Civil Human Rights Front on Tuesday that its application had been a lower priority because it had sought to use the park for free.
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The San Francisco based accelerator has been out front on Africa, taking its Geeks on a Plane tour to the continent in 2017, and racking up more than 40 Africa-related investments, according to Mohnot.
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And with Trump looking to make good on the protectionist, isolationist and "America First" platform he was elected on, G20 officials may struggle to present a united front on March 17-18 in Baden-Baden.
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That would mark a big shift for the center-right party, which has steadfastly refused any alliance with the far right since the emergence of the National Front on the political stage in the 1970s.
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WENGEN, Switzerland (Reuters) - Swiss Beat Feuz led from the front on Saturday to win the downhill at Wengen, one of the oldest and most prestigious races of the World Cup skiing season, for the second time.
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DOLGOV: So for me, I think on one hand, I would not have predicted some of the breakthroughs in the technology on the hardware front, on the software and AI and machine learning back in 2009.
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While Republicans are largely against impeaching Trump and have presented a unified front on that issue, they have struggled to deal with a wave of self-inflicted controversies caused by the White House in recent weeks.
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On the fiscal front, on Wednesday, Japanese media agency Jiji reported that Prime Minister Shinzo Abe was preparing a stimulus package worth 28 trillion yen ($265.30 billion), which exceeded initial estimates of around 20 trillion yen.
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Why it matters: The agency designated to oversee telecom networks is showing a united front on why this isn't a workable approach, while at the same time acknowledging the importance of 5G and concerns about China.
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Trump has also opened a front on Kaine by pointing to the Virginia senator's support for the Trans-Pacific Partnership -- which Trump's own vice presidential nominee also supported -- in an attempt to draw supporters of Sen.
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In Pakistan, these same developments are understood as efforts by India to enhance its geopolitical power at the expense of Pakistan, and to increase pressure on Pakistan's military via a new front on its western border.
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Facing a challenging climb up Mount Baldy, the two cyclists separated themselves in the final stretch where Talansky moved in front on the final left-hand corner to earn the win for his Cannondale Drapac team.
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TIKRIT/FALLUJA, Iraq (Reuters) - Iraqi forces opened a second front on Saturday in preparation for an assault on the Islamic State stronghold of Mosul, a day after government troops declared victory over the militants in Falluja.
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As the president finished, you could see that something else was off: The ribbon was twisted up right in front, on his left side, like all the belts I see mis-spiraled around dresses and raincoats.
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The other 27 have held a common front on making Britain pay for past commitments, but all have varying interests in a trade deal and so will want time to ensure the guidelines defend their own positions.
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Allowing streamers the ability to access Amazon's content library is a savvy move, and seems like a new front on the ongoing streaming wars; the fight for content libraries now necessarily has to include digital streaming rights.
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"In the event of the hegemony of Nusra Front on Idlib, it would be difficult for the United States to convince the international parties not to take the necessary military measures," the top State Department diplomat said.
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"Parker was in front on the portrait, and I really wanted her to turn around so I could get a picture with her, and she genuinely, honestly would not turn around," her mom, Jessica Curry, told CNN.
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The feature requires users to upload a photo of their chosen visage (snapped front on) to be emailed links to similar looking webcam performers shortly thereafter, annotated with a percentage lookie-likie (or not-so-likie) score.
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The Lightning had several missed opportunities to score in Game 223, as a couple shots rebounded off the post and Yanni Gourde failed to get his stick on a loose puck in front on an empty net.
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I can remember jokes of the '60s, that people laughed at, about guys who put something in front on their face and hit themselves in the face when they were told to prove how strong they were.
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Another reason for the changing of the guard: the high-profile progressives leading the leftward shift — people like Ocasio-Cortez, Sanders and Warren — are closely identified with specific policies and comfortable being out front on those issues.
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By then the two leaders and Pascal Wehrlein were the only drivers not to have pitted for intermediates, and at the end of lap 23 Ricciardo left Hamilton out front on his own when he came in.
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Gionta made it 5-48 when he was left alone in front on the power play at 17:48, giving him 14 points (216 goals, three assists) in his last 201 road games against his former team.
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The closing statement from Bari will reiterate a warning against competitive devaluations, Italian officials said, as March's G20 did, allaying fears that the new U.S. administration might weaken the G20's united front on global currency policy.
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Although there is little new on the trade front on Monday, last week's hopes for a US-China trade deal were buoyed again after Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross expressed optimism over a deal in a Bloomberg interview.
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That behavior, at a meeting intended to project a unified front on the major economic issues of the day, seemed to summarize all the damage and insults Mr. Trump has thrown at the community of democratic nations.
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Jessie also noted that despite Biden's reputation as a relatively conservative Democrat, he has at times been out in front on LGBT issues, calling trans discrimination "the civil rights issue of our time" way back in 2012.
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Kavanaugh and Ford both testified in front on Congress on Thursday about an alleged high school party in the 1980s, where, Ford claims, Kavanaugh pinned her down to a bed, groped her and tried to remove her clothes.
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The man, previously known to Swedish intelligence services as a marginal figure with no clear links to extremist groups, is suspected of mowing down pedestrians on a busy shopping street and smashing through a store front on Friday.
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Hamlin reclaimed the lead with a pit strategy of taking two tires during a caution with about 2500 laps remaining, but when the yellow waved again on lap 21.5, Truex jumped in front on the restart that followed.
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The senator from Vermont told the crowd he stands by Hillary Clinton, a welcome show of support to many in the party who worried about not showing a unified front on Monday night inside the Wells Fargo Center.
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Clinton has been reluctant to move out front on many key issues and has a record of trying to find the perfect center on key questions like trade and race relations, leading to doubts among many liberal activists.
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This as Russia's economy appears to be turning a corner; business confidence in the country is growing and expectations are rising that the European Union (EU) might not be able to maintain a united front on punitive sanctions.
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The Slovak finance minister Peter Kazimir, whose country holds the rotating presidency of the EU, said ministers did not discuss a figure on Tuesday, and pleaded with his colleagues to keep a common front on the Basel reform.
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And with a succession of battles looming on the trade front, on Iran's nuclear future, on migration and climate change, not to mention a dicey North Korean summit in Singapore, Trump needs all the friends he can get.
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Now patrons can browse the lilies and the basil for sale near the front on their way to grab a Flowers by Leslie cocktail, a pleasantly sour medley of vodka, mint, and St. Germain with crescents of cucumber.
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By John SolomonOpinion Contributor For most of the past two years, the U.S. intelligence community has presented a united front on all the key conclusions in the January 2017 report that Russia meddled in the 2016 presidential election.
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The lead stretched to seven points on a Lillard jumper at the 5:31 mark, but San Antonio rallied, scoring the next eight points to pull in front on the way to a 97-90 advantage after three quarters.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Senior Brazilian officials charged with steering pension reform through Congress presented a united front on Tuesday, insisting on an end to the political finger-pointing in recent weeks that threw the government's signature reform bill into doubt.
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But with the rise of the each new front on the civil rights battlefield human beings return to their reactionary shells and find all new (but depressingly old) ways to be intolerant and dismissive, to marginalize difference to death.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Former White House strategist Steve Bannon, a champion of Donald Trump's "America First" agenda, will address the party congress of France's far-right National Front on Saturday, a senior official of the French anti-immigrant party said.
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In the run-up to next week's meetings in Vienna, Falih has indicated Saudi Arabia is ready to cut output again but only in conjunction with other producers ("Saudi Arabia wants united front on oil output", Reuters, Nov. 28).
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Michigan surge continues with upset of Louisville INDIANAPOLIS — Michigan roommates Moritz Wagner and D.J. Wilson have quite different backgrounds, but the Wolverines' starting forwards provided a unified, winning front on Sunday in NCAA Tournament Midwest Regional second-round action.
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The delegates in Foch's railway carriage put their signatures to the document just after 5 A.M. on November 11th, and the key terms were immediately radioed and telephoned to Army commands up and down the front on both sides.
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The Raptors pulled to 215 points behind courtesy of a 216-9 run over the final 5 minutes 55 seconds of the third quarter and finally jumped in front on a Patrick Patterson 3-pointer to open the fourth.
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Attacks on immigrants are still the central theme of the Republican front-runner's campaign, but he has opened a second front on trade deficits, which he asserts are being caused by the currency manipulation of other countries, especially China.
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Apple's AI strategy needs some TLC to strengthen Siri, but with the AirPods and HomePod, Apple is building a unified front on audio hardware that will weather the gimmicks of a market that seems artificially mature to begin with.
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This week, Americans for Prosperity hosted an event in Washington with Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and the White House legislative affairs director Marc Short, who once worked for the Koch network, to present a united front on tax reform.
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Another federal agency joined the administration's unified front on Title XI and LBGT equality, as the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission on Monday told employers they must allow transgender employees access to the bathroom that corresponds with their gender identity.
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Trump looked to have already opened a new front on Monday with a plan to end preferential trade treatment for India that allows duty-free entry for up to $5.6 billion worth of its exports to the United States.
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DUBLIN (Reuters) - European Union leaders may have feared the worst for 2017 but in the coming days they can demonstrate a united front on Brexit, watch the bloc's economic recovery strengthen further and likely avoid an electoral earthquake in France.
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Spaniard Rahm started the day with the lead, but a five-under-par 67 at the Nicklaus Tournament course at PGA West was not enough to stay in front on another perfect day for low scoring in the California desert.
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INDIANAPOLIS (Reuters) - Tony Kanaan will start from the middle of the gird for the Indianapolis 1969 but had his AJ Foyt Racing Chevrolet out front on Friday, posting the top speed in final practise for the "the Greatest Spectacle in Racing".
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BRASILIA, April 2 (Reuters) - Senior Brazilian officials charged with steering pension reform through Congress presented a united front on Tuesday, insisting on an end to the political finger-pointing in recent weeks that threw the government's signature reform bill into doubt.
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On Tuesday, a whopping 31 major scientific groups — representing tens of thousands of researchers — delivered a joint letter to Capitol Hill to present a unified front on the seriousness of human-caused global warming and the need to address it.
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You don't have any money and you're strung out, and you're calling people to beg them for a front on like a 20 of heroin and a 10 of coke so you can get high for a couple of hours.
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Patients who had surgeries that approached the hip from the front, on average, returned to driving within a little over three weeks, compared with nearly four weeks among those who had surgeries that involved the side or back of the hip.
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Oregon State leapfrogged back in front on a free throw by Hollins with 3:22 to play in the first but Texas A&M closed the half with a 7-3 run to garner a 33-30 advantage at intermission.
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Senator Ted Cruz spoke in a stately reception hall — with two chandeliers, cushioned seats and what appeared to be a gilded eagle — as a vendor out front, on Manhattan's West 51st Street, sold knockoff bags and heavily discounted wool hats.
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Schenn was at it again at 15:55 of the opening period when his screen out front on Gibson helped O'Reilly's shot from the right circle to find the top right corner of the net for a 2-1 lead.
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The Slovenian needed treatment to his right buttock and his Jumbo-Visma team were then content to sit in and control the main title contenders, allowing the breakaway to stay out in front on a humid day in central Italy.
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The two chefs teamed up again for ABC Cocina, which opened a new front on the culture wars by mashing peas into guacamole, before Mr. Kluger left Mr. Vongerichten's synchronized-swimming team to splash around in a pool of his own.
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"Parker was in front on the portrait, and I really wanted her to turn around so I could get a picture with her, and she genuinely, honestly, would not turn around," her mother, Jessica Curry, told CNN at the time.
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The conflict also threatened to escalate on another front on Saturday, with Israel launching its heaviest air strikes yet against Iranian targets in Syria after Syrian air defenses shot down an Israeli F-16, though tensions have since been contained.
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"Because the administration is prone to putting out surprise statements on trade, investors are afraid to get too far in front on the likelihood of any bad news," said Rick Meckler, partner at Cherry Lane Investments in New Vernon, New Jersey.
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Asked about attacks by the Jabhat Fateh al-Sham jihadist group, formerly known as the Nusra Front, on the FSA, Muftuoglu said some elements in Syria may be frustrated by progress made at Astana and may seek to disrupt the ceasefire.
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Ren put up a brave front on Tuesday, reiterating claims that the restrictions will not hurt Huawei's prospects and that no other company will be able to catch up with Huawei in 5G technology in the next two to three years.
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Visca again found space down the right of the Korean defense to put Bosnia back in front on the stroke of halftime, though, and lashed home his third in the 80th minute to silence a big crowd at Jeonju World Cup Stadium.
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The goal of presenting a united front on China was complicated by a simultaneous visit by Chinese President Xi Jinping to Italy, whose eurosceptic government was due to sign an accord drawing the country into China's giant "Belt and Road" infrastructure plan.
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The goal of presenting a united front on China was complicated by a simultaneous visit by Chinese President Xi Jinping to Italy, whose euroskeptic government was due to sign an accord drawing the country into China's giant "Belt and Road" infrastructure plan.
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When Utah moved back in front on a Mitchell second-chance basket at the 5:35 mark of the second quarter, the Rockets rallied again, limiting Utah to just two field goals for the remainder of the period during a 20-6 run.
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"Apple Arcade may get them in with a golfing game or another action game or a racing game, and then stumble upon Where Cards Fall and try it, whereas they wouldn't necessarily have spent that money up front on their own," Cash says.
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Pierson herself has been out in front on the issue of foreign interference in the 2020 election as top officials have sought to raise awareness about the nature of the threat that caught most of the American public off guard in 2016.
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Castro is the first candidate in the crowded 2020 Democratic field to unveil a detailed immigration plan, putting him out in front on an issue that Trump made central to his 2016 campaign and plans to again champion in his re-election bid.
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Democratic leadership and key members of the Ways and Means Committee are projecting a united front on Trump's tax returns, saying it's part of the work Americans elected them to do, and adding that the rest of the caucus is behind them.
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But they do also plan to launch a SaaS-style version of the product in future, for smaller businesses to be able to "offload critical data storage into a cloud service" without having to spend such large sums up front on buying the hardware themselves.
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And because this time few doubt that the FARC has given up its war for good, there is little likelihood that its new political party will suffer the fate of the UP. One small FARC front on the Brazilian border has rejected the peace agreement.
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However, Five Eyes' statement shows a united front on a global scale from the other side, and Australia is already in the process of pushing its own encryption law that would require companies to comply with law enforcement requests, or face fines for not complying.
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BIARRITZ, France (Reuters) - France and Britain aimed on Friday to present a united front on how to deal with Iran, where they have been at odds with the United States, as world powers prepare to discuss tensions on the issue during the G7 leaders' summit.
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When officers arrived at the Vernal home, the child was "unresponsive, not breathing, and cold to the touch" and had "dark purple and black bruising in front, on top, inside and around her left ear," according to an affidavit of probable cause obtained by PEOPLE.
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After a scoreless first period in which Columbus outshot Dallas 10-9, Atkinson took advantage of a screen in front on the power play to whip a shot from the circle past Khudobin's right arm and blocker, giving the Blue Jackets a 1-0 lead.
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"Where Clinton has come out in front on the gun violence issue, making it a key piece of her campaign, Senator Sanders has only discussed it when asked," said Dan Gross, president of the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence, which has endorsed Clinton.
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Enabling the online retail giant to compete with Britain's biggest supermarket stores and smallest local shops, the deal opens another front on Amazon's assault on the 178 billion pounds ($247 billion) British grocery market, already hammered by a brutal price war and changing shopping habits.
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PARIS (Reuters) - A French prosecutor is investigating the activities of the far-right National Front on a regional council in northern France, a judicial source said on Tuesday after a newspaper reported a top party official was suspected of being paid for fake work.
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Last night was his chance to get out front on this issue, to deliver a viable roadmap for constituents and critics alike to evaluate and discuss, to calm the frayed nerves of security oriented voters, and he relinquished it wholesale, without batting an eyelid.
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"The census is the administration's new front on its war on immigration and, sadly, the president's tweet today bears out that concern," said Terri Ann Lowenthal, a former staff director on the House census oversight committee who now advises groups seeking an accurate 2020 count.
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When people from outside West Virginia ask why the strike, now in its second week, has gone on so long, one answer is that Mr. Justice — the man who, as the state's leader, should be out in front on the issue — isn't doing much leading.
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Both of which I must say are interesting claims given that it's been pretty evident to anyone with two eyes what has been going on over the last several months... >> Of note: The Daily Beast's Maxwell Tani was way out in front on this story.
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Lopez Obrador holds 34 percent of the vote, eleven percentage points more than Ricardo Anaya of the left-right coalition "For Mexico in Front" on 73 percent, according to the survey by polling firm Parametria, published by Reuters on Wednesday ahead of wider publication.
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The Sooners then jumped in front on Hurts' 18-yard TD pass to Nick Basquine with 3:46 to play in the third before Brkic expanded the lead to 23-13 with another 24-yard FG with 10:31 to play in the game.
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The request by Seoul to delay our joint exercise was an unwarranted concession to Pyongyang but the president, perhaps thanks to his senior advisors, wisely conceded to Moon, for now, with the broader goal in mind of maintaining a united front on the pressure campaign.
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MALBAIE, Quebec (Reuters) - European Union members of the Group of Seven, including Italy's new Prime Minister Guiseppe Conte, will present a united front on all issues to be discussed at a G7 summit in Charlevoix, the chairman of EU leaders Donald Tusk said on Friday.
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And whatever happens, as it relates to the relationship between Disney and Comcast, we've seen nothing on the work front on getting what we need to get done, done, from an investment standpoint, from an alignment standpoint and from general conversations about what we're trying to accomplish.
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While, in June, the tech industry bandied together to offer a joint front on this issue, under the banner of the Global Internet Forum to Counter Terrorism (GIFCT) — which they said would collaborate on engineering solutions, sharing content classification techniques and effective reporting methods for users.
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Enabling the U.S. online retail giant to compete with Britain's biggest supermarket stores and smallest local shops, the deal opened another front on Amazon's assault on the 178 billion pounds ($247 billion) British grocery market, already hammered by a brutal price war and changing shopping habits.
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House Democrats are struggling to find a unified front on impeachment as they seek to respond to special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE's report.
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Trott, part of Britain's dominant track team at the 2012 Olympics when she won gold in the omnium and team pursuit, burst to the front on the 40th and final lap at the London velodrome and edged out Kirsten Wild of the Netherlands on the line.
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"Parker was in front on the portrait, and I really wanted her to turn around so I could get a picture with her, and she genuinely, honestly would not turn around," her mother, Jessica Curry, a small business owner from Washington DC, told CNN on Saturday.
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That could be an important provision, since the Syrian government led by President Bashar al-Assad tends to classify all the opposition fighters indiscriminately as terrorist groups, and many have been unable or unwilling to separate themselves from forces of the former Nusra Front on the battlefield.
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With the clock ticking well past midnight yet again, the inspired British pair kept their noses in front on serve in the second set and when Lopez made a horrible mess of a smash on the Nadal serve at 27-26 they had a set point.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - European states will present a united front on issues from Iran to trade and climate change at a Group of Seven summit starting on Friday but it is unclear if G7 leaders will agree on a communique at the end, a senior German official said on Tuesday.
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The Group of 20 powers meeting in the German spa town of Baden-Baden reiterated their long-standing warnings against competitive devaluations and disorderly FX markets, allaying fears that the new U.S. administration might have opened up a chink in the G20's united front on global currency policy.
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Samsung wanted to have a bezel-free front on its phones without losing the front-facing biometric ID function, however the integration of the optical fingerprint reader didn't go to plan and Samsung had to put in an awkwardly-placed fingerprint sensor on the rear of its 2017 flagships.
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The unresolved issue: terrorism Even if the European Union holds a united front on Russia and goes on to build a military arm that fulfills every French and German dream, none of this will do much to affect the security threat that most concerns the continent's citizens: terrorism.
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He came across as a decent, humble family man, in a way that may complicate efforts of liberals to use him as the poster boy for what many see as a new front on the war on women they believe a conservative majority on the court will declare.
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The cryptocurrency industry and the SEC have not always had the most pleasant of interactions, so the news made it sound like both regulatory agencies were on a united front on this when the SEC didn't offer any official input — so there really aren't any takeaways, good or bad.
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Blame for the breakdown was placed on hard-line spoilers on both sides — pro-government, Iran-backed Shiite militias and the Qaeda-linked Levant Conquest Front on the rebel side — illustrating the fragmentation of both government and rebel forces that makes carrying out any deal harder and riskier.
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"This Israeli provocation ... confirms without any doubt the cooperation between Israel and terrorists of Daesh (Islamic State) and Nusra Front on the demarcation line between where the Golan is and UNDOF (United Nations Disengagement Observer Force) troops are positioned," Bashar Ja'afari told reporters after meeting U.N. mediator Staffan de Mistura.
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She wore the super short look pin straight and parted to the side, showing off the new jawline length and longer pieces in the front on Instagram, before heading out for the night with a group of about 20 pals, including her opening act, Kehlani, and some of her backup dancers.
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Think of Richard Burr, the North Carolina Republican, and Mark Warner, the Virginia Democrat on the Senate Intelligence Committee: That duo has put out a generally united front on the investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 election even in the face of President Donald Trump's anger about the whole thing.
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McConnell and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer are at an impasse over the rules for a trial, with Schumer wanting a deal struck up front on witnesses and documents and McConnell saying those decisions should come later and they should agree to just the nuts-and-bolts of the trial initially.
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BERLIN, June 5 (Reuters) - European states will present a united front on issues from Iran to trade and climate change at a Group of Seven summit starting on Friday but it is unclear if leaders will agree on a communique at the end, a senior German official said on Tuesday.
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LIESMAN: UNFORTUNATELY, WITH YOUR BRIEF, I'M GOING TO DISPLEASE HALF THE AUDIENCE WHEREVER I START BUT I AM GOING TO START WITH WHAT IS THE NEWS OF THE MORNING WHICH THERE IS TWO NEWS STORIES ON THE BANKING FRONT ON THE REGULATORY FRONT, WHICH IS, OBVIOUSLY, THE OTHER HALF OF YOUR BRIEF.
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The Group of 20 powers meeting in the German spa town of Baden-Baden reiterated their long-standing warnings against competitive devaluations and disorderly foreign exchange (FX) markets, allaying fears that the new U.S. administration might have opened up a chink in the G-20's united front on global currency policy.
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His voice breaking at times -- and with the man charged in his 32-year-old daughter's death sitting a few feet away -- James Steinle said he didn't know and couldn't tell that his daughter had been shot when she collapsed in front on him on a San Francisco pier in July 2015.
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It has unilaterally disarmed itself by withdrawing from the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), and gratuitously hurt allies such as the EU, Japan and Canada by raising tariffs on their goods — the tariffs on Canada were just lifted — and hurling personal insults, making it harder to form a united front on these China trade issues.
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Norway shot out of the blocks and held a narrow lead over the first three laps until the Koreans, marshalled by the experienced Lee Seung-hoon racing alongside Kim Min-seok and the fresh-faced Chung Jae-won, edged in front on the fourth, sending the decibel levels in the packed arena sky high.
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The group had devised a three-pronged strategy to invade and conquer (even if briefly) at least a part of Israel's northern Galilee: building factories in Lebanon that could produce precision-guided missiles, excavating attack tunnels under the Israeli border and setting up a second front on the Syrian side of the Golan Heights.
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Thou shalt not front on Fresh Gordon In addition laying down the guiding tenets of a new religious order in which he was the Supreme Being, Fresh Gordon would go on to ghost-produce Salt N Pepa's "Push It" and do production work for one of the first artists Puff Daddy ever signed to Uptown Records.
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"As a result of attacks by the Nusra Front on the Az Zagra quarters, and heavy shelling by Hellfire rocket systems of other residential areas which caused numerous deaths among civilians, the introduction of a 'regime of calm' in Aleppo was disrupted," Russian news agencies quoted Russian Defence Ministry spokesman Igor Konashenkov as saying on Wednesday.
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Washington has been out front on everything from the eradication of parole to juvenile life without the possibility of parole (tried as an adult at 83 years old, Tacoma's Barry Massey was the youngest person sentenced to life without parole in 28; he was released in 211, after the Supreme Court ruled mandatory life sentences for juveniles unconstitutional).
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"We're in a norm building phase when it comes to addressing sexual harassment and other forms of abuse at conferences, and so it comes down on everybody who is involved in organizing them to be out in front on that," Josh Levy, advocacy director at Access Now, which organizes Rightscon, told Motherboard in a phone call.
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RELATED: Trump derides intel briefing on 'so-called' Russian hacking The hearing gave lawmakers and senior US intelligence officials the chance to draw a line in the sand for Trump, presenting a united front on their conclusion that Russia is a major threat to the United States and was behind election-related hacking -- a conclusion the President-elect has refused to accept.
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Congressional Democrats have become increasingly critical of Mr. Trump on trade in recent days, accusing him of having become too willing to accept a weak deal just to have an agreement Mr. Trump and his advisers continued to present a tough front on Friday, even as the president predicted a jump in the stock market if a trade deal were to be reached.
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Over 1800 women signed up for the 100 spaces to bare all in this heightened arena of politics and protest and this number alone is a testament to their bravery and desire for change 1800 women would have shown up naked in front on the steps of the convention to make art with what may be the most controversial subject in this presidential race, a woman's body.
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Why don't you become tangled in some cables near the screen at the front on your way out and fall over and why don't you smack your head off a very sharp corner of the desk where earlier I sat and delivered my oh so charming missive and cut your head open ever so slightly so that a little bit of blood drops out.
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"We are disappointed in the mayor's stance here because this was a moment where we need to be doubling down on due process and on a right to counsel for all immigrants, and we need the mayor leading from the front on this fight and not leading from behind," Steven Choi, the executive director of the New York Immigrant Coalition, said in an interview.
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