Shows you how much further along Vietnam is, and how much further along the Vietnamese Communist Party is in terms of self-confidence.
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Of course, Amazon is much further along in this game.
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Japan is further along this road than other rich countries.
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"We're much further along than I would've thought," he added.
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Then former Texas congressman Beto O'Rourke pushed it further along.
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Further along the road we turn into another small village.
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"I think I'm definitely a step further along," Raonic said.
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You'll be 15 minutes further along than you were before.
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We are much further along than I would have thought.
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Well, then further along, the title was going to come out.
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Much further along are cyber bootcamps and community college cybersecurity programs.
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To further along the process, Corden hosted auditions for potential narrators.
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The further along you get, the more complicated the puzzles become.
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Halting those supplies has knock-on effects further along the network.
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It does not get much better further along the supply chain.
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With a six-year head start, Amazon is much further along.
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"We thought that we would be much further along," he said.
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The mood changes as you go further along in a plane.
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That side of the game has come so much further along.
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Plus, Vasalgel is further along in the pipeline than male contraceptive pills.
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The startup also appears to be further along the path to monetisation.
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Some are further along than others, as a recent Xconomy piece observed.
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"The further along I got, the more angry I got," says Quinlan.
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I too expected VR/AR to be much further along by now.
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Other Democrats are further along in their 2020 planning than Biden, too.
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Typically, we would be further along with our analysis before announcing anything publicly.
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Further along in the interview process, I often ran into a tricky dilemma.
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The McGahn case is further along than other suits attempting to do so.
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They were sure the family was further along on their journey into Europe.
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"I would like to see us further along on bolder policies," he said.
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Sure, the investigation was further along by then, but not by very much.
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She plans to ask for an extra ultrasound when she is further along.
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I mean, North Korea is so much further along, it&aposs really quite complicated.
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Other commodity sectors, such as coal and steel, are further along the same road.
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Human beings are already further along the autonomous spectrum than many of us think.
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How much further along on our roadmap for world domination does this bring us?
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Further along Le Touquet's beach, a young couple pushes a pram along the shore.
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The documents show that Iran's atomic ambitions were much further along than previously known.
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" Meanwhile, Mr. Menon said, Britain is propelled further along "this insane game of chicken.
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But I felt energized to get further along this new path we were traveling.
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The further along in the game you get, the more jets you can unlock.
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But those marks may have actually been made further along in the work's creation.
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"We will get into more traditional language as we go further along," he says.
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Further along the border in Paktika Province, Taliban fighters occupied abandoned C.I.A. bases and outposts.
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McDonald's locations in Australia, Canada, and the UK are even further along in kiosk usage.
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We'll probably — I will say this, we're much further along than I would have thought.
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Doutzen Kroes is a little further along, sharing a pic of her dewy makeup look.
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Further along in the series, the society on Coyote surpasses Earth in so many ways.
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"An increasing amount of investors are venturing out further along the curve," von Gerich said.
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They have also developed a bot, which feels much further along than the VR application.
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As the edit got further along, some pieces from the "on set" just fit better.
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While New York seems ripe for such vehicles, things are much further along in Europe.
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The number of interviews shows that Mr. Durham's review is further along than previously known.
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He's been a billionaire for years and should be further along in his philanthropic giving.
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It was a brasher vision than Calvin Klein's, further along the continuum of sexual distinction.
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The latter effort is said to be further along, though that shouldn't be a surprise.
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We take for granted, or don't realize, that some anomalies are not detected until further along.
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Campbell's sale of its international snacking business, which includes Arnott's cookie and crackers, is further along.
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"Obviously the test yesterday shows they are further along than everyone figured," said Flake, a Republican.
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The accountability is not fully there yet, but it's far further along than it ever was.
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Of course, that device made it much further along, ultimately resulting in two large-scale recalls.
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She said we are much further along in building energy-efficient homes than energy-efficient grids.
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The Beats X headphones, like Apple's recent AirPods, inch us further along into that mechanical future.
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And Musk is probably further along in sketching out a vision for Mars than anyone else.
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Further along the work's life cycle are paired videos on small monitors featuring the artist's parents.
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Incidentally, Canada, which uses much less coal than the US, is further along in public opinion.
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But Mellon, who was slightly older and further along in her career, noticed, and was concerned.
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"As a team, we're a lot further along than we were because of Wes," Falvey said.
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The Fed is much further along in its move away from low rates and quantitative easing.
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Further along, when the act is more egregious, Kaufman suggests reaching out and (politely) requesting closure.
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Spain can lay claim to being further along the road of consolidation than most European countries.
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Many parents today are having children later in life and are further along in their careers.
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The "legal process certainly needs to be further along" before he will move ahead, he said.
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"You have to be further along than what they presented," the aide who was briefed said. Sen.
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Today's announcement around the API is also about getting partners to help push this work further along.
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Further along, South America's first IMAX cinema is overlooked by a striking hill painted in pastel colors.
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The derivatives markets are even further along: for some types, nine-tenths of volume is traded electronically.
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I'd be interested to see more from Mayfield when it's further along on its Kuri release timeline.
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Whereas further along in life, you may be able to weather it easier because you're earning more.
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That will squeeze PDVSA's margins further, along with the amount of money available to the armed forces.
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HM: Yes, a company where the acquisition moves a bank much further along in a development cycle.
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Based on how big she looks here ... a lot of folks are speculating she's way further along.
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Further along in the woods, Luke finds Hannah's backpack, the contents strewn about, and assumes the worst.
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If other relationships are further along, you have to go with your gut and follow your heart.
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Particularly the fact that Iran's nuclear capability were far more advanced and further along than they indicated.
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Think about it: No matter how successful you become, you can almost always find someone further along.
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If we had been able to get that passed, we would be so much further along now.
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South Korea may be even further along, with a fleet of advanced missiles that carry conventional warheads.
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What Trump and other White House officials described Friday sounded significantly further along and much more widespread.
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Treatments, on the other hand, were further along when the outbreak started and might be available sooner.
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In the meantime, here's a look at movies-turned-plays that are further along: WHEN Opens Nov.
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The New York case is further along at the Supreme Court, and involves more ambitious legal arguments.
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But further along the exhibit, the selection of 21969th-century oil paintings by regional masters seems random.
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As you get further along in your pregnancy, you may find it more comfortable to lower your knees.
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But Vasalgel is further along than the Japanese research and has not shown severe side effects in animals.
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Still, the North's nuclear tests and steadily improving long-range rocket launches push its nuclear aims further along.
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"It's difficult to say how much of anything will be there until a little further along," she said.
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One is relatively close to our present, the other is several decades further along, after society has collapsed.
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Overall, the study found that television is further along than the film industry when it comes to inclusiveness.
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It's not clear that Samsung is further along than either company, but at least we know it's interested.
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Literary sci-fi has always been further along than TV and movies in bringing color into that palette.
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Starbucks' delivery program in China, in partnership with Alibaba, is further along than its nascent U.S. delivery business.
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Mr. Krafcik recently hinted that Waymo was further along in commercializing its self-driving technology than previously indicated.
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People with signs of illness will be examined further, along with family members or others traveling with them.
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"But we're really no further along in terms of preventing another accident like that from happening," Dolbeer says.
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However, I can say that scenes and the Shortcut Buttons are further along than the new onboarding procedure.
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Iger announcing a new retirement deadline tells me that perhaps succession planning is further along than we thought.
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If you're further along in your career, pay it forward by investing in a woman who's just starting out.
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"In the private sector, I think that's an idea that's much further along than it is now," Zirngibl agrees.
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The index offers a lens into the future, Rowe says, because European countries are further along the aging curve.
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Thankfully, spring 2018 has pushed us a lot further along by providing some much-needed diversity — especially with hair.
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Yet the Ugandan farmers' income is rising because of two changes further along the chain between shrub and shirt.
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Further along on our rambunctious tour, we can watch a star being shredded to death by a black hole.
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If this is the new Instagram official, these two are even further along in their relationship than we thought.
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U.S. banks are winning market share from their European peers, and are further along with their restructuring, Mayo noted.
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Further along she adds: Stephen Moore's concept of "responding in kind" has been important to my thinking about divination.
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The outlook at home is bleak, with the overall car market due to shrink further along with the population.
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Now, this is a process we're probably three years further along in Europe, okay, than the U.S. cable operators.
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You do wonder, however, if they're necessarily coming this soon, or further along the road back to Westeros' citadel.
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However, the further along the number line you go, the more random the distribution of primes appears to be.
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He resents Khalil, someone he once mentored, and who is now further along in the industry than he is.
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As she told audiences in Sunday's episode, she wanted to wait until she was further along in the pregnancy.
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I started part of my transition before the film was complete, and now I'm further along in my transition.
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Whether her centrism is a strategy to propel her further along in her career is something for the future.
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Further along the supply chain, restaurants in Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Shenzhen are now without their usual seafood supplies.
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The administration is less further along on its infrastructure plan, meaning that details — including offsets — are far from finalized.
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Meanwhile, equity crowdfunding, enabled by sites like AngelList, CircleUp and SeedInvest, is generally for businesses that are further along.
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Still further along, women socialize in front of a wall covered in an intricate black-and-white abstract pattern.
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But investigators are unwilling to broker a deal until they are further along in their inquiry, an official said.
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WHO's Pattison said some of the companies were further along than others in helping with information about the coronavirus.
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Further along the same wall is a series of sculptures by Daniel G. Baird made from cast marble dust.
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It'll also tell you forecasts for further along in your week, which you obviously can't see with the naked eye.
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The second big problem is that North Korea's nuclear program is much further along than it was in the past.
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And from these incidents, we will gain treasure troves of intelligence that will push us further along the innovation curve.
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"I respond to every single one," he says, "and I always offer an apology that the research isn't further along."
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The Macedonians are frightened that the Serbs, one step further along the migrant route, will do the same to them.
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We find them a bit further along the quay, in the Vieux-Port area, in a stand-off with police.
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If the conversation can move forward, if we get further along in the process, potentially we can get back together.
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But, I can't help but think about how much further along I'd be if I had taken that step earlier.
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There are only a few hundred electric buses operating in the United States, although China and Europe are further along.
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The further along you make it through the process without giving salary expectations, the more money you can likely command.
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Ford is playing catch-up with other automakers, which are further along in their ambitions for electric and self-driving vehicles.
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If you go to Pittsburgh, you will find a city that is even further along the curve toward renewal than Detroit.
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The further along the show has progressed, the more obsessed we've all become with finding clues about where the story's headed.
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Analysts have said it could be an important trigger for the European Central Bank to move further along the easing path.
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More information is coming soon — though, honestly, the product is a lot further along that I'd anticipated going into the show.
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Border Guard Bangladesh officials counted 444 refugees coming ashore at Sabrang, near Teknaf, and 150 more arriving further along the coast.
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The company has 70 scientists working on those compounds, plus 2 more potential drugs that are further along in the process.
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Hong Kong is slightly further along in open banking than Australia, but only 31% say they'd be willing to share data.
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It is pretty much an unspoken rule that we should wait with it, we'll deal with it further along the way.
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The National Council of Insurance Legislators (NCOIL) is also looking into this issue and is purportedly further along in the process.
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All of them bring their own unique spin to the game, keeping everything fresh and exciting as you push further along.
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Further along, we see a forest, what looks like a Depression-era shantytown and the Man in Black's C.G.I. mountain fortress.
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Damien: The reaction suggests that public perceptions have in fact moved — maybe #MeToo is further along than we think in Australia.
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The expenses have added up and eroded profit margins, although Walmart appears to be further along in the process, analysts said.
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"We're certainly a lot further along than we were a couple of years ago certainly in the economic cycle," Clissold said.
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Further along the Texas Gulf Coast, authorities at one point warned that a levee could break near Beaumont in Jefferson County.
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I think it is much too early to know what this ultimately means, except that the investigation has moved further along.
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Further along is one packaged in a traveling crate with an open side, pointing to the temporary status of the setting.
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The shape of the curve can also be temporarily distorted by a lack of liquidity further along it, and large-scale hedging.
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We need to wait until we're further along in the impeachment process to know if there will be a shift among Republicans.
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He was a little further along in his career, and had contacts at theaters that could help in getting her work seen.
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I would like to see people move further along instead of getting ready to do all these things they're planning to do.
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The bottom line: There's a sneaking suspicion among many in the industry that Blue Origin is much further along than it's shared.
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The men, while awful, weren't completely incorrect, as Nancy only becomes meaner to Grace as she gets further along in her pregnancy.
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An incentive programme aimed at boosting liquidity further along the curve ran aground as existing members argued it risked cannibalising their business.
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The official insisted the review process had not "stalled," but acknowledged the administration had expected to be further along in the process.
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During the kickoff meeting, I mentioned this project and asked if anyone would be interested in helping me push it further along.
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This could explain, she said, why women seem to deteriorate faster than men after diagnosis: They are further along in the disease.
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They carry lower valuations, and "cyclically the U.S. is probably further along," said Martin Schulz, manager of the PNC International Equity fund.
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Accompanied on Saturday by three aides, Mr. Booker is further along in his New Hampshire outreach than some other would-be candidates.
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As its title indicates, neither Ayanna nor Isaiah is yet mature; she's just a bit further along that road than he is.
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Without a unifying leader accepted by all sides, Afghanistan could split further along tribal and ethnic lines which could deepen political instability.
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"The short answers is we'd love to be further along, but I think there's a lot of innovation out there," said Patrick.
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As the Donald Trump train makes its way further along the twisting tracks in Washington, it's finding that the ride can get bumpy.
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During the surgery, doctors discovered that the cancer was further along than they originally thought, and that she actually had stage one carcinoma.
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But as you move further along the privileged end of the socio-economic curve, managing, preserving and growing one's wealth becomes more complicated.
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The other approach that saw a major breakthrough this week, gene drives, is further along but still far from being ready to deploy.
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The BE-4 is further along in its development, as Blue Origin has done a full-scale hot-fire test on the engine.
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That system, which seems to be further along in the manufacturing process, will be making an appearance at Computex in Taipei this year.
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However, this premium all but disappears further along the futures curve for dates when the effects of any import tax might be felt.
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The firm's experiments in cashierless checkout systems and augmented reality are arguably further along than those at American firms like Amazon and eBay.
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He says he would have liked for the tobacco policies to be further along, though he says he's "confident" they will get out.
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But for those at companies that are further along — ones in their series B funding rounds and beyond — he thinks it's perfectly fine.
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In a gallery further along in the show, a marble statue of Athena, carved around 170 B.C., towers more than 13 feet tall.
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Last year, Robbins approached Shopify with the idea of developing a similar contest for young companies that were further along in their development.
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I was so upset that I panicked as I knew I was further along in the labor than she believed me to be.
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The city, which has been hit hard by the virus, is already further along than most when it comes to offering financial help.
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But the Trump campaign, with its advantage of incumbency and a presidential megaphone, is already further along than any other would-be opponents.
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The White House seems to be further along on a $1 trillion infrastructure proposal, which it is expected to be released this fall.
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I'm sure he expected to be further along at this point, but it hasn't deterred him from continuing to try to get better.
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HyperloopOne has beginning construction on its own test track in the Nevada desert, of course, but the SpaceX project looks considerably further along. Roads?
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And most recently, the CEO of Mercedes' parent company, Daimler, revealed that he believes the Apple Car is further along than most people think.
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Choose your own adventure clips further along in the chain will no longer be connected to the original video without the annotation-embedded hyperlink.
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Hartung added that while he is disappointed that Chipotle is not further along, they are encouraged in the customer research that they are seeing.
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So while city government might not be your first customer, it is worthwhile to understand which cities are further along in their policy agendas.
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As the world's largest retailer moves further along with its price cuts, and begins to reap the benefits of its pending acquisition of Jet.
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At least one NASH drug further along in development from another company led to a rise in "bad" LDL cholesterol, which caused some concern.
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And it is the economic wish of many resource-dependent countries to master the more refined products that lie further along the value chain.
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When I began to use YouTube more to watch running videos, the recommended and auto-play videos kept pushing me further and further along.
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I feel like we should be further along than this, and I just want to tell you that I can't give you the rose.
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But given the 1 billion active iOS devices in use, many in the music industry expected Apple Music to be further along by now.
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The source said patrols would extend further along the border strip and drones would be used to ensure YPG fighters had left the area.
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"They are investing in companies that are further along than they are in new technology," said Karl Brauer, an analyst with Kelley Blue Book.
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You learn by surrounding yourself with people who are further along, who have been where you are and have moved to the next level.
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A new dial on its home page has a needle pointing towards "independent": next to it is "in danger" and further along, "not independent".
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The administration is less further along on its infrastructure plan, however, meaning that details about the plan — including its offsets — are far from finalized.
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She thinks women candidates might make it further along in the race if voters can put aside concerns about electability when casting their ballots.
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Further along that same road, in a village blessed with a water pump, a herder named Mohammed Loshani offered up his ledger of loss.
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Further along the line, other workers carefully measure these ruddy-colored blocks, pitch rejects into bins, and then adjust the machinery to correct errors.
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The pessimistic view: Because of the lag in testing, the outbreak might be further along — and therefore harder to contain — than authorities currently realize.
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It's important to love ourselves, love our history and recognize we're much further along in our journey than people would like us to believe.
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The White House directed McGahn not to comply with the investigation in May, and the current court case is much further along than Kupperman's.
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The Federal Reserve has just begun to lower interest rates in the United States but other countries are further along in their easing cycles.
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Although an opioid addiction vaccine is still in the early stages, there are new medications to fight the crisis that are much further along.
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" Asked if the group was any further along than it had been a week ago in finding a DACA proposal, Durbin was clear: "No.
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But Musk recently told a podcast by the investment firm ARK Invest that the technology will soon be even further along than previously thought.
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And interestingly, they found their predictions became more precise the further along a woman was in pregnancy — the point at which ultrasound accuracy declines.
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That's a start; I hope he follows that sense further along, rather than just offering himself, appealingly but ultimately pointlessly, as the American Macron.
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While Citi Ventures typically invests in companies that are a little further along, Valdich said he was impressed by how quickly Clarity Money was growing.
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Compass is further along its MAP framework, which has led to margin benefits and generated useful resources to support efforts in delivering stronger organic growth.
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The drive-up grocery pick-up plans might be further along – Amazon could open one in Seattle in the coming weeks, the WSJ's sources claim.
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New fathers are usually further along in their careers than new mothers are, for the simple reason that most men are older than their wives.
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Local sailors identified the boat as one that operated from the small, military-controlled port of Abu Qir further along the coast from Miami Beach.
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A little further along the mountain road, olives from the slopes of Amghras are crushed into a prize-winning oil, which has a fiery kick.
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"Typically, we would be further along with our analysis before announcing anything publicly," Nathaniel Gleicher, head of cybersecurity policy said in a statement Monday night.
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Further along the track, Iraqi federal police check storage sheds for booby traps left by the Sunni Muslim militants, known to their opponents as "Daesh".
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"Further along, as findings arise, the option will be considered of asking the Jordanian authorities ... to provide additional material to the police," the ministry said.
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Though "Blue Monday" didn't feature on the LP version of Power, Corruption, & Lies, the album set the band further along to becoming dance-rock icons.
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"This in itself is feeding the bond market rally as the ECB needs to move further along the yield curve to purchase bonds," he added.
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Well, I guess we learned that we're further along the line than — well, not than we expected, but as far as we'd hoped, let's say.
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I transition from pants to skirts when I start considering them real dates, and then start mixing pants back in when we get further along.
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" Then I had to tell Tate a little further along, because there was that scene in the bathtub, and I was like: "Here's the deal.
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One person familiar with the deliberations suggested Trump's tweet on Friday was a negotiating ploy to move the idea of scrapping all tariffs further along.
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Three years since launch and much further along in the roadmap, the sum of its parts is beginning to make Curve a much easier sell.
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We had our young guys (playing) much of the season and you get a chance to see how much further along our young guys are.
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But the couple alleges that after four hours passed, the hospital told them to go home and come back when LeeAnn's contractions were further along.
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It's worth wondering if we'd be further along in our quest for the ultimate smart home if we had never called it a Smart Home.
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In June we will have laws proposed by the European Commission and we will see if we are further along with the medium-term budget.
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That said, the only thing clear to me is that the police are no further along in solving this case than they were in 1981.
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Those two countries are further along than Canada with their plans: Sweden has already selected a site to accept its radioactive garbage, as has Finland.
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Still, Wright is far from the typical action movie sidekick who simply exists to further along the storyline — or the damsel-in-distress Disney princess trope.
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"Now it appears that the venture — dubbed 'Project Loud France,' a nod to Rihanna's fifth studio album Loud — is further along than it seemed," BoF reports.
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The new Volvo XC60 does more on behalf of the driver in order to prevent accidents, moving the SUV further along the continuum toward full autonomy.
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"You have a greater risk of dying from the abortion procedure and having serious complications the further along you are in your pregnancy," the pamphlet states.
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Darnold is further along in his readiness than the Jets anticipated and although he still has work to do, he has reportedly impressed coaches so far.
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But if SpaceX meets this ambitious 2018 deadline, it suggests the company may be further along than even NASA at putting people on the Red Planet.
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The sort of regulatory regimes that we fear are, in some senses, the private sector has been much further along than the public sector on this.
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Privately held LDC expects consolidation to happen more locally, with more-focused tie-ups to speed its own shift further along the food chain, McIntosh said.
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I would say if there's something we're a little bit disappointed in is that we're not further along in that regard over the last two years.
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But each day when the push notification announcing a new show arrives, I find myself wishing the game were a bit further along in its evolution.
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Details: Having a higher velocity of money usually means a country is further along in the business cycle and should have a higher rate of inflation.
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But those same embryos—a varying amount of weeks further along, but unborn and largely undeveloped all the same—are also being extracted in abortion clinics.
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Because of your father's death, this burden has fallen on you prematurely: It would have been more manageable if you were further along with your career.
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Walking further along, we find another man standing on a ledge and notice that he is repeating the same movements as the man in the circle.
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Foreign markets may do better than the United States, in his view, because they are less further along in the upward slope of their economic cycles.
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Self-described as "bombastic," McElroy said he had recognized early in the startup process that his skills aren't quite right for a company that's further along.
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Their high-impact young stars — Mookie Betts, Andrew Benintendi, Xander Bogaerts — are further along in their primes, and all under team control for next season, too.
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Most want to continue to more prosperous EU countries such as Germany, but are stuck in Greece following border shutdowns in countries further along their route.
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Of course, it also means that companies are further along by the time JSV seems them, and they very typically have customers using the product already.
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Daniel Fienberg, The Hollywood Reporter I'd suggest that maybe revisiting the character a year or two (or six) further along might have been a better approach.
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Mr. Cataldo, the resident elder statesman, got the master bedroom, as he is two years further along in his career and could afford to pay more.
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That duality is shared by his assistant, Sam (Zazie Beetz), who wants to help her boss succeed, but has her own plans and ambitions to further along.
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Other veteran Democrats, including some who worked on Obama campaigns, believe the former president won't endorse a particular 2020 contender until the primary process is further along.
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TC: Looking at another of your charts, it looks like the companies raising A rounds have to be a lot further along than was formerly the case.
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At a normal volume the audio was inaudible and at high volumes I could hear it in the room but not further along in our smaller house.
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It's further along than where Amazon or Google were at their debuts, and it already does a lot of things you want a smart speaker to do.
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Women and children make up a large portion of those living in the camp, and many are hoping to reunite with family members further along the route.
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Adeosun said the country was "further along" with the African Development Bank for a $1 billion budget support loan than the World Bank due to scheduling issues.
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Kerr told CNBC that women who are further along in their careers are in a better position to negotiate their benefits when it comes to family leave.
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They comprise a hybrid model of daily prompt dates over the front part of the curve together with more standard monthly future dates further along the curve.
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He told investors CSX is "much further along than where I thought we would be," an optimistic view he and other company leaders repeated throughout the call.
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Trading venues represent "the tip of the sphere," he added, and the data they manage and distribute is the weight that will push the processes further along.
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Those present at the meeting said the administration appears no further along on their rebuilding effort, and there was no concrete timeline given for the proposal's release.
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Two of those players would prove costly errors for BarçaTottenham Hotspur striker Kane, 26, is further along in his career than Rashford, with 130 Premier League goals.
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Adeosun said the country was "further along" with the African Development Bank for a $5 billion budget support loan than the World Bank due to scheduling issues.
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But Trump's welcoming of Orbán is an opportunity to remind ourselves that we're further along that path than any of us would've dreamed a few years ago.
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Presumably the buyers—or someone else further along the supply chain—would dissolve the chemicals in a solvent and spray them onto dried plant matter for smoking.
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I start to fantasize about what jobs we might be able to find in Chile now that my husband and I are further along in our careers.
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He allowed just one run in 23 ⅔ innings during spring training, and on Saturday he said he was further along than he had been in previous seasons.
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According to the Scientific American, a newborn chimpanzee is anywhere between 18 to 21 months further along in its development than a human when it is first born.
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What they're saying: "Typically, we would be further along with our analysis before announcing anything publicly," said Nathaniel Gleicher, Facebook's head of cybersecurity policy, in a blog post.
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They make up for it by having him punch Manfred in the face further along in the episode, but truly who among us hasn't wanted to try that?
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That contest, many years further along than the one for quantum hegemony, shows how the U.S. can blow a comfortable lead by neglecting to implement a national strategy.
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The jump in prices of resources such as oil and steel has benefited producers but raised input costs for manufacturers like exporters which are further along supply chains.
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"Climbing is a lot further along than it was 30 years ago on that curve toward athletic maturity, but I don't think it's anywhere near the outer limits."
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Further along the border in Brownsville, a sharp drop in temperature had residents bundling up with hats, hoodies, thick sweaters, or whatever would help keep the cold out.
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The allegations made by Conway were much further along in the legal process than those of Smollett, with a suspect not only arrested and charged, but awaiting trial.
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Volunteers do, however, give some consideration to women who are further along, simply because their abortions cost more and will continue to cost more the longer they wait.
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For Eggers, her issues with Siri an Cortana don't lie in their gendering, but in the misguided fear that AI technology is further along that is really is.
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The recent rise in minimum wages, although not producing a giant effect, still might suggest overall wage growth is progressing about a year further along than the reality.
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I like to do it when I'm further along," she said, adding with a laugh, "They will bug me about it nonstop too, asking me all sorts of questions.
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The Russians, who are further along in their nuclear modernization than the U.S., would be able to add new systems to their arsenal without any constraints beyond their budget.
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Tommy, I'm growing weary of these reminders, as I feel that for the amount of time you have been on staff, you truly ought to be further along. Disappointed.
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The 24 magnitude quake and tsunami, which hit the city of Palu about 1,500 km (940 miles) from Jakarta and further along the coastline, killed at least 384 people.
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But I can't stop from feeling like the smart speaker market is further along in its evolution now than the MP3 player market was when the iPod was announced.
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I like to do it when I'm further along," she says, adding with a laugh, "They will bug me about it nonstop too, asking me all sorts of questions.
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President Donald Trump has spurred hopes for growth — which may well have pushed the rate hike calendar further along — through pledges of tax cuts, regulatory rollback and infrastructure spending.
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States such as Colorado, Alaska, Washington, Oregon, Nevada, Maine, and Massachusetts have all passed laws in support of recreational cannabis, but some are further along in implementation than others.
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It's possible North Korea's missile development might be even further along had the secretive state retrieved more of the missiles it tested to glean information from their physical remains.
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Belarus, where the pipeline splits into northern and southern spurs, began receiving clean oil last week but most pipelines in the country and further along the network remain contaminated.
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The 7.5 magnitude quake and tsunami, which hit the city of Palu about 1,500 km (940 miles) from Jakarta and further along the coastline, killed at least 384 people.
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Though Uber has spent the better part of its driverless PR efforts on promoting its semi-autonomous Volvos, it appears its driverless trucking efforts are a bit further along.
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Right now the economy is growing, the budget is in deficit, and perhaps most important of all, rising inequality is 16 years further along than it was back then.
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Further along, in "Nude in the Red Room" (another from 21907), Vallotton's realism intensifies into artifice; the sleek, curving, almost serpentine female subject may be based on a photograph.
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But those present at the meeting said the Trump administration appears no further along on their rebuilding effort, and there was no concrete timeline given for the proposal's release.
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"A positive mentoring experience will help teenagers move further along in figuring out what they are good at, what they love, and what they want to do," she said.
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Belarus, where the pipeline splits into northern and southern spurs, began receiving clean oil this week but most pipelines in the country and further along the network remain contaminated.
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As Neil S. Martin, a local historian wrote in 1979, "Too many mourners bound for Kensico Cemetery, further along the line, had been getting off at the wrong stop."
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Platform 2.1 and the new tests at GoMentum will help bring its work further along, giving rivals like GM and Waymo another competitor in the race to fully autonomous cars.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Describing Brexit as "nonsense", German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble warned on Monday against allowing Europe to divide further along east-west lines, saying this would be a "catastrophe".
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Now that we're further along into the development cycle, it seems clear that a big retailer like GameStop would know exactly when the new VR headset will hit store shelves.
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This continues as you get further along in the show: After each chapter, you'll pick which character's perspective you want to view the story from, changing the course of events.
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For what has spanned my entire 20s, Coachella has always brought me further along my life journey from an entry level festival-goer, to a field ethnographer, to a creator.
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It's possible that the company needed more work to perfect the technology and managed to improve it further along the way, but we won't know for sure until Jan 16.
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It will probably be a three-hour window into which team is further along in a tortuously slow rebuild — and which team is more lost and wandering in the woods.
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Further along the lagoon, bar owner Begnamino Dal Mas says living with the threat of floods, or "high water" as the Italians call it, is a part of Venetian life.
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Further along the lagoon, bar owner Begnamino Dal Mas says living with the threat of floods, or "high water" as the Italians call it, is a part of Venetian life.
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Peace talks between the U.S. and the Taliban to end the 17-year war in Afghanistan may be further along than previously thought, according to the Daily Beast's Spencer Ackerman.
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The Lob City years may have been defined by a top-heavy roster of stars, but this group was far more anonymous and its talent stretched further along the bench.
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Further along is 520 West 28th Street, a 363-unit condo developed by the Related Companies and designed by Zaha Hadid, the Pritzker Prize-winning architect who died last year.
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The benefit won't be cost-free, but clear-eyed diplomacy by Iraq and the U.S. will ensure the terrorist's death will help propel Iraq further along the road to liberty.
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"We're working through what the financial impacts of that will be, and as we get further along in this recovery process we'll have a better read of that," he said.
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The makeshift camp in Belgrade sprang up as people were pushed back – sometimes violently, according to migrants and aid agencies – from the borders of neighboring countries further along the route.
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Related: Yes, North Korea Probably Tested an H-Bomb — Just Not the Kind You're Thinking Of "After Sony, everybody realized they're further along than we think they are," Cha said.
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It's also unfair to say that what Avegant has created here is further along than the HoloLens, which has achieved a similar result with a wireless headset you can actually purchase.
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Otto, Embark, and Nvidia's PACCAR collaboration are all further along the self-driving road than Einride — and none of them are proposing the massive paradigm shift the Swedish company has planned.
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Also in January, the singer lamented that she felt much further along in her pregnancy than she actually was, showing off her growing belly on Instagram to mark her 28th week.
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For an initial launch (or a third launch, depending on how you want to count) YouTube Music is further along than any other streaming service that has debuted in recent memory.
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The added twist is that Android Nougat is already further along than previous Android software with the "final" release supposedly coming sometime after July—So in other words any day now?
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Read more: Read the application form that got the 'Spotify for meditation' into the selective startup accelerator that launched Airbnb and DropboxThe company is further along than some other YC startups.
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She puts him off and spends the movie sorting through her mixed emotions with the help of several gal pals who are further along the coupling-up path than she is.
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"We urge the DPRK not to go further along a dangerous direction," Wang said, referring to North Korea by the acronym of its official name, the Democratic People's Republic of Korea.
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I MEAN THERE HASN'T BEEN MUCH YET BUT AS WE GET FURTHER ALONG, THERE COULD BE AS MUCH AS 50 BILLION A MONTH THAT IS ROLLING OFF THE TREASURY'S BALANCE SHEET.
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The diversion will take more than an hour, according to Google Maps, only for vehicles to re-emerge a couple of miles further along the road from tiny Godmanstone, population approximately 130.
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Further along, British artist Yinka Ilori created an adults' playground, with a brightly-colored see-saw and roundabout, and in the corner there was a bar where guests could order custom cocktails.
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With its Rappido subsidiary looking to become a marketplace for all sorts of online and delivery services, Movile is moving further along in its mission to become the Tencent of Latin America.
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Belarus, where the pipeline splits into northern and southern spurs, said it had begun receiving clean oil but most sections of Druzhba in the country and further along the network remain contaminated.
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If the problem of rolled longs persists, many more hedge funds are likely to try to escape it by shifting positions further along the curve towards contracts expiring in 2019 or 2020.
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Related: Here's What US Boots on the Ground in Syria Really Means That still doesn't amount to major combat operations, but it's certainly a bit further along that slippery slope to quagmire.
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BERLIN, Sept 18 (Reuters) - Describing Brexit as "nonsense", German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble warned on Monday against allowing Europe to divide further along east-west lines, saying this would be a "catastrophe".
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However, some analysts say rising prices have mainly benefited state firms which dominate upstream industries, while smaller companies further along the supply chain have been burdened by sharply higher raw materials costs.
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For a pharmaceutical company on the hunt for cutting-edge new medicines, that can make further-along biotechs both a better bet and, at the same time, less of a good deal.
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"I think the House is not where we are yet in terms of dealing with this issue, and I'd like to see them get a little further along," Blunt told reporters Tuesday.
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Further along the curve, the contract for gas delivery next-month rose 0.12 pence to 33.70 pence/therm, while the benchmark winter 2016 contract rose 0.35 pence/therm at 42.65 pence/therm.
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Analysts say the Chinese are even further along than the Russians, partly because Beijing has sought to create hypersonic missiles with shorter ranges that don't have to endure high temperatures as long.
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"The parent who is further along in the course of the illness could take on the primary caregiver role for the children to help minimize the chance of transmission," said Dr. Mathew.
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Why it matters: The investigation, which is essentially looking into claims that the FBI's probe into President Trump's 2016 campaign was influenced by anti-Trump sentiments, is further along than previously reported.
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She has also led the firm's investments in more mature start-ups and yielded several successful bets by putting money into Facebook, Twitter, Spotify and Snap when the companies were further along.
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Cipollone, Purpura and Sekulow all are also preparing to take part in any cross examinations, even though Republican leaders have punted a vote on this issue until further along in the process.
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That case is further along at the Supreme Court, as Mr. Trump has already filed a petition seeking review and the prosecutors have filed a brief urging the court to deny review.
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But claims related to 2017 fires that are further along in the legal process, especially those that are set to go to trial in September, could be delayed by a bankruptcy filing.
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"We made significant progress, we'll continue to make significant process, and we are further along in making that progress than any administration in an awfully long time," Pompeo told reporters on Monday.
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The expected performance gap is being driven by two factors: equity market valuations in the United States being elevated, and the U.S. economy being much further along in terms of its monetary tightening.
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Not all Booker's flaws are Phoenix's fault, but it's fair to wonder how much further along he'd be as a defender within a setting where he's forced to keep up on that end.
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Often he implied that his executive orders had made much larger impacts than they actually have, or that his policy plans are much further along than they actually appear to be in Congress.
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With Robbie set to star and a shooting schedule seemingly in place, Birds of Prey — assuming that's the title — is evidently much further along than Batgirl or Ava DuVernay's in-development New Gods.
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Further along in Aabpara market, Abida Jahan has come with her family from Haripur town, a couple of hours drive away, after the food-processing factory her husband worked in was shut down.
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"The company needs to be revitalized, we have to remove the people of the PT and of the MDB from there and then maybe we can think of privatization further along," he said.
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Headline consumer inflation slowed to its lowest since September 2015, falling to 4.6 percent year-on-year in July, the statistics agency said, as food prices fell further along with most sub-sectors.
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Despite being in a much healthier financial state now, I can't help but think of how much further along I could be if I'd just made the right choices when I was 20.
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In April, at a performance by Chocolate Cake City, one of the many campus sketch-comedy troupes, a group of students further along in their comedy training put that theory to the test.
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Further along the canal, I met Rini Giri, who said she left her village in the Sundarbans after Cyclone Aila swept through in 2009, flattening her house and turning the rice fields salty.
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Since joining Kleiner, she has led its investments in more mature start-ups and yielded several successful bets by putting money into Facebook, Twitter, Spotify and Snap when the companies were further along.
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Drug companies and insurers are experimenting with "value-based" or "outcome-based" models, although the concept is much further along in how insurers reimburse doctors and hospitals than how they pay for drugs.
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The House instead suggested Kupperman should abide by what is decided in a separate case that is further along: its lawsuit against Don McGahn to force the former White House counsel to testify.
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But since then, North Korea has moved much further along in its efforts to develop nuclear weapons and missiles able to reach not just South Korea and Japan, but potentially the United States.
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Kristaps Porzingis didn't seem to have a problem walking around New York on Thursday night -- on an evening where he set out to prove he's further along in his recovery than people think.
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"We'll have to get a little further along, then we should let the balance sheet run off in a ... gradual way, for me in a way that doesn't unduly affect the markets," he said.
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If Nokia is taking a pure-vanilla approach (at least for now) to Android, Sony is much further along in the game and looking for ways of standing apart from others in the mix.
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Gu, who slashed his bond holdings at the end of last year, said he only sees some "trading opportunities" this year in China's bond market, as "yields will likely rise further, along with inflation".
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After Robby left, JoJo headed back out on for dinner with Chase, where he admitted the obvious – that JoJo was further along in her relationships with Robby and Jordan than she is with him.
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The uses to which these shell companies, trusts and the like are put range from the perfectly legitimate to tax evasion and, further along the spectrum of miscreancy, the suspected looting of public money.
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But if—to paddle a little further along this metaphor—this new Concord or Merrimack really is swelling with runoff from every direction, we must take care that it is not polluted by fear.
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She just started at UBS this month, but through her summer internships in college, she couldn't help but notice that women further along in their careers were only in support roles to male leaders.
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While there have long been worries about internet service providers favoring access to some content over others, there has been less concern about companies further along the pipeline holding an internet on/off switch.
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But a majority of Americans also feels that 'call-out culture' often attacks people for innocent mistakes and that some attempts to remedy racism actually serve to divide the country further along racial lines.
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Lots of opinions need to be weighed and conversations are much further along than they once were, but there's still work to be done, and Cloudflare is one [participant] in a much broader conversation.
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Suspicious behaviors are signals that you should question a person further along those lines, and if your examinee continues to exhibit tranquilizing behaviors, there's a good chance that Disneyland isn't their favorite childhood memory.
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"Jill Wilson and her incredible team are already further along than most developers starting out," added Are Mack Growen, partner at LVP and member of Robin Games' Board of Directors, about the firm's investment.
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McConnell himself has repeatedly said publicly that at this point, there simply isn't an answer as to the length, structure or potential witnesses until the House moves further along with its articles of impeachment.
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It is further along in its ambitious effort to modernize its signals and has emerged as a global leader in how to upgrade an aging subway, offering lessons to New York and other cities.
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While the larger smart device manufacturers like Amazon, Apple and Google are "further along" at providing security, Warner is concerned about cheaper manufacturers who may not provide these safeguards in order to cut costs.
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The decision to close the borders to Afghans attempting to make their way across Europe to seek asylum in countries further along the route has left thousands stranded in Greece as more continue to arrive.
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The new attack-recon helicopter is intended to follow the - now much further along - FVL utility helicopter program effort; currently being developed as a Science & Technology demonstrator program, this program now includes built, airborne helicopters.
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These devices are already a hit with consumers who hear about them (all of my friends… and friends' parents… want them), and move us further along the path to Rosey the Robot's automated housekeeping services.
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But the further along the series goes, the more complex its tricks and narratives are going to get, and walking the line between puzzlebox and satisfying storytelling will be that much more of a challenge.
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Output prices also rose but at a slower pace, pointing to lower profit margins for companies further along the supply chain who are unable to pass on all of the price increases to their customers.
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It could be argued that SpaceX, which has already launched numerous cargo into orbit and has recovered four of its rockets post-launch, is further along in helping to create the infrastructure that Bezos envisions.
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The app will be available in a limited private beta beginning immediately, but the group of those with access will remain very tight until Adobe has managed to get further along in the development process.
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GPT is further along in an asset repositioning program to reduce office exposure, and has more industrial real estate exposure, which Fitch considers a positive given the underlying strength and future prospects for that sector.
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I remembered the effect plays about gay life — good, bad, teasing, campy, hysterical or sanctimonious — had on me as a Junior Gay back when gay rights weren't much further along than trans rights are now.
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In Clinton's case, he pushed these assumptions further along with a broad deregulatory program for banks and the financial industry, genuinely damaging limits on the entitlement for welfare and an enthusiastic embrace of free trade.
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Federal prosecutors who are looking into the origins of the government's Russia probe have interviewed about two dozen people, suggesting that the inquiry is further along than previously known, The New York Times reported Saturday.
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The prevailing message, though, isn't much of a breakthrough -- namely, that we never stop having our doubts and misgivings, only that they morph and evolve as we advance further along the confusing road to adulthood.
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There are dozens of judicial nominees further along in the confirmation process, but the White House's speed in getting Rao's nomination out just a month after Kavanaugh was confirmed suggests they consider that seat a priority.
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Now, in the kingdom of Drangleic, much further along in time from Dark Souls, the same problems have cropped up again, and it is the job of the player to come fix everything one more time.
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"If Serbia becomes a funnel from which water cannot drain because others further along have shut their own borders, Serbia must shut down its own (borders) regardless of its convictions," Nikolic said, according to Tanjug agency.
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A little more than half of the increase comes from the fact that the new report covers the years 2027 and 2028, when modernization programs will be further along and thus more expensive, according to CBO.
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A little more than half of the increase comes from the fact that the new report covers the years 2900 and 220006, when modernization programs will be further along and thus more expensive, according to CBO.
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The LA project, if ever approved, would be the biggest in the U.S., though Bartle said other projects are much further along and of a size — in the megawatts — that should add confidence to the market.
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The details: David Rebuck, director of the state Division of Gaming Enforcement, told the AP that some casinos had not submitted their plans as of a week ago, and others are further along in the process.
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This is the most likely outcome of this latest installment of this episodic nightmare, and the writer who has pushed us further along this course will deserve an ample share of the credit and the blame.
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"The bottom line is Pyongyang is much further along in their missile development than most people realize," said Melissa Hanham, a senior research associate at the U.S.-based Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey, California.
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And placing P-in-V sex as "further along" the sexual activity spectrum than fingering, oral sex, and anal sex leaves out a lot of people — yet another reason why the baseball metaphors should be retired.
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And for Rebecca to encourage and support her to talk to Toby and finding out that through her mom's choices of not discussing her sorrows with Jack further along, that you've got to talk about your feelings.
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Dual-camera livestreaming and 360 audio are neat, but features like this have been so much further along if HMD didn't have to spend time picking up the pieces and buying Nokia's own patents back from Microsoft.
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Italy's economic development minister has previously accused Puglia's government of using the grove near the town of Melendugno, and thousands of other trees further along the path of the pipeline, as an excuse to block the project.
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"Pyongyang is much further along in their missile development than most people realize," said Melissa Hanham, a senior research associate at the U.S.-based Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey, California, told Reuters earlier this month.
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With well over 250 accelerators in Europe, it isn't hard to imagine that with more and more resources available, startups are further along when looking for that initial investment than they were just a few years ago.
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From last year, North Korea took the rare step of publicizing images of its missile equipment tests, convincing analysts that Pyongyang's banned program was further along toward successfully testing an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) than first thought.
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Other genomics startups have raised more and are further along in deploying their products, but Genos' approach to gathering data by paying for it seems an interesting one, and the company has a good team behind it.
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And so—despite chronic underfunding, shrinking access, and dropping temperatures—Serbian and Croatian women are still monitoring conditions, handing out food and clothing, educating refugees and warning the groups further along the route of dangers to come.
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So, make failure matter is embrace those lessons for yourself and really what we hope we see is share those lessons so others coming behind you can learn and start even further along in their own journey.
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We won't know the answer until we're further along in the election cycle, but it's clear Clinton is going after the power players in Silicon Valley – and the tech sector in general – in a very big way.
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Rock's place in our time now is fragile but perhaps The Strokes have history and an acclaim behind them to propel them further along, as well as the space each member gave to himself to grow creatively.
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"We don't know that it could have saved lives ... but it is a disappointment to me that we're not further along in the implementation of installing PTC, positive train control," Representative Denny Heck, a Democrat, told CNN.
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What was evident, as the show went along, was that the people making television — the Emmy voters themselves — were further along in decoding the new world of TV than the Television Academy or the award-show producers.
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A congressional official said investigators were unwilling to broker a deal with Mr. Flynn until they were further along in their inquiries and they better understood what information Mr. Flynn might offer as part of a deal.
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The effect basically disappeared in the third trimester of pregnancy (when in-utero development is further along), and if black women lived any more than roughly two miles away from where an unarmed person was shot dead.
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Medici was waiting until he was further along in his education, Melo said, and now the rings are "somewhere in his things in the US." Medici's body is expected to arrive in Brazil by Friday, Melo said.
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On its face, it might seem like a lightweight idea compared to, say, Tissium, a company that's further along along the funding front and building a vascular sealant out of synthetic polymers (which is also pretty neat).
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Huawei is also further along in the development of this tech than other companies and already has plenty of infrastructure in place around the world, both in terms of preexisting 4G networks and in groundwork for 5G.
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Google's Waymo seems to be way further along in this process than other companies — though it's hard to know for sure, since Waymo and its competitors tend to keep details of their self-driving programs a secret.
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"People say a lot about your weight — you look so much further along than you really are, you've gotten so big, you finally popped out, you're showing so much, your clothes are getting tight now," Keith said.
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Exactly. So when you look at the future consumer, let's say a post-recreational environment or crossing the chasm further along in the adoption curve, there's going to be a different type of consumer coming into this.
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"He was further along in his career than I was; at the time I was a struggling artist pursuing acting and bartending most of the time," Lina says, noting she was barely able to scrape together any savings.
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Names like Outdoor Voices, Rothy's and Mirror are following in the footsteps of e-commerce brands like Warby Parker, Untuckit and Casper, which are slightly further along in their growth journeys at the start of the new year.
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Further along, there were remnants of the plant's long history, like a bottle capping machine from 1914 that visitors can try out for themselves, and an old copper boiler that was in use from 1927 up until 2010.
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Greece has struggled to adjust to the border closures further along the route and the hastily arranged EU deal to send non-asylum seekers back to Turkey despite lack of infrastructure to process the thousands of people affected.
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"I think acquisitions are something all of these companies are thinking about as we get further along in the cycle and they look for ways to keep their top-line growth accelerating," Nomura analyst Christopher Eberle told CNBC.
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As small and large states separate even further along those dimensions in the years ahead, the constitutional compromise that provided each state two senators -- in a narrow vote held 231 years ago next week -- could provoke growing tension.
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You'll find other, poppier projects as you drift further along the line—Marvelous Darlings' swaggering melodic punk for starters—but at the far end is Young Guv, Cook's solo project and an outlet for the least diluted pop.
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In truth, Carolina is further along in team development, and has at least a 50/50 shot of walking out of Cleveland with a win, but home field should tip the scales ever so slightly in Cleveland's favor.
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"We're further along in medium-duty with potential real-world solutions than we are in the heavy-duty side just because it's an easier problem to solve," said Scott Phillippi, senior director of maintenance and engineering at UPS.
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" The rapper said that because "Lemonade" was further along than his own songs, "her album came out as opposed to the joint album that we were working on," but added, "we still have a lot of that music.
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But Tehran is much further along than American officials gave it credit for in 2009, when a classified intelligence assessment concluded that it had the motivation to inflict harm, but lacked the skills and resources to do so.
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But Tehran is much further along than American officials gave it credit for in 2009, when a classified intelligence assessment concluded that it had the motivation to inflict harm, but lacked the skills and resources to do so.
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You might recall that Jackson announced he and Buss were parting ways amicably, due to the stress of living on opposite coasts and steering once-proud organizations further along in their respective journeys of being described as once-proud.
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A bit further along, the entrance to the clinic is marked by a high white gate and a small gold plaque that leads to a narrow driveway, which ends at a Buddhist shrine bedecked with flowers and beverage bottles.
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Otherwise, the Prius Prime's interior is largely similar to the mainstream Prius — the car is just slightly greener, lies slightly further along the EV spectrum, and will probably appeal to a more tech-savvy audience than the regular model.
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For example, Vasalgel was conceived in India, where a version of it is substantially further along in clinical trials than in the US. But none of this research can be used in lieu of US data for FDA approval.
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Ms. Esposito plays the confident one and is a little further along in achieving career success — a few episodes in, for instance, she is hired as the opening act for an established male comic who is going on tour.
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Mr. McGahn's argument to Mr. Sessions that day was twofold: that he did not need to step aside from the inquiry until it was further along, and that recusing himself would not stop Democrats from saying he had lied.
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I had the luxury of not doing that just because I didn't think he was gonna pick me until we were actually further along and I think it was two days before he proposed that I actually said 'I love you.
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Until last year the 28-year-old from Shanghai was studying at Southampton University in southern England, after drawing a line under her Olympic career following her 2012 Games victory further along the coast in the women's Laser Radial class.
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Sanders: Clinton 'condescending' to young voters Clinton is much further along than Trump and Sanders in the process of locking up delegate support — especially among Democratic superdelegates — many of whom have decades of stored up loyalty and connections with her family.
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"Our expectation for the dollar to decline further, along with another year of decent global growth, should lead non-fuel import prices to press higher this year," said Sarah House, an economist at Wells Fargo Securities in Charlotte, North Carolina.
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In "The Williamsburg Bridge" a walking Fratino is set against a tense orange sunset fading into dusk, while further along the East River on "The Manhattan Bridge" the city glimmers all around Fratino as he checks his phone walking his dog.
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Further along the narrow hull of the catamaran is Blair Tuke, Burling's Olympic partner in the 49er skiff, who both cycles and adjusts the rake of the foils which allow the boat to lift out of the water and "fly".
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If you're further along in the game than your partner (like I was), you'll spend your time being completely overpowered, fighting most of the Nazis alone while your partner hangs back and lets you play the Daddy for a bit.
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Most scientists who have expressed views on the issue have said they do not think the neurological wiring to feel pain is in place until a fetus is further along in a pregnancy, past the point when nearly all abortions occur.
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"This time around, we're so much further along in our own self-acceptance," said Tom Dyer, 60, who has been chronicling Central Florida's gay community since he founded Watermark, a local magazine for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people, in 1994.
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The agreement on a range of often politically sensitive measures - covering fiscal issues, energy and labor market reforms, bad loans and privatizations - could open up fresh loans and push Greece further along the path toward a return to full market financing.
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The events have shaken a San Jose State campus that had hoped it was further along by now, that it had done more to honor the legacy of Tommie Smith and John Carlos, whose statue stands near Robert D. Clark Hall.
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The agreement on a range of often politically sensitive measures - covering fiscal issues, energy and labour market reforms, bad loans and privatizations - could open up fresh loans and push Greece further along the path towards a return to full market financing.
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"We remain Neutral on shares of Chipotle as we believe the sales and unit economic recovery ought to be further along 18 months after the initial food safety incidents," Peter Saleh, an analyst at BTIG, wrote in a research note Monday.
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While the House holds preliminary hearings, the Senate is further along, with Senators Richard Burr and Dianne Feinstein, both on the Senate Intelligence Committee, presenting a draft of legislation that has been called "clueless and unworkable" by computer security experts.
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The study, published on Wednesday in JAMA Psychiatry, found psychological symptoms increased only in women who sought abortions but were not allowed to have the procedure because their pregnancies were further along than the cutoff time at the clinic they visited.
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I've been watching all the things that people say about Hillary Clinton, and I don't know that I thought we were further along than we are in terms of the way we think about women and their desire to be powerful.
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According to Das, it is now willing to write smaller checks to pre-revenue startups, as well as invest in companies that are further along and may have up to $10 million in annual revenue but have not yet raised outside capital.
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The Trump administration's nominee for secretary of Housing and Urban Development, Ben Carson, said he wanted to examine the cut further, along with the fiscal health of the FHA's insurance fund, and make sure a cut in premiums wouldn't increase taxpayer risk.
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Further along the Mediterranean coast from Marseille, Nice's prosecutor said violence there involving Northern Irish fans on Saturday night was instigated by remnants of the now-disbanded French fan group known as the Nice Brigade that had ties with far-right circles.
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The background: The Post story follows its report last month that the agency's commissioners had met to discuss a possible fine — a sign that the probe into the company, which were made public with the Cambridge Analytica revelations last March, was further along.
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With that in mind, if you're slightly further along in a startup, or are a larger business that needs new features added and needs to grow your team quickly, insourcing is a rock-solid option that will only continue to get better.
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Mercedes-Benz isn't just planning one or two all-electric vehicle options to woo customers away from competitors, including BMW and Tesla who are further along with their EV lineups — it has four models in the works, according to sources speaking to Bloomberg.
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For its part, the NRA can either get onboard, stop its vicious attacks on those working to save lives, and return to its roots, or it will find itself even further along the road to becoming a relic its former members once celebrated.
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But when you&aposre expecting, you&aposre better off getting life insurance as soon as you can — if you&aposre further along, pregnancy-related health conditions, such as gestational diabetes, can affect the medical exam and can result in you paying higher costs.
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" A little further along you'll find celebrity collector of plastic vaginas Nouriel Roubini and then, right at the end, sits the godfather of the gang: Fareed Zakaria, the CNN plagiarist-in-residence for whom the answer, no matter the question, is always "Singapore.
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"The thing that Democrats have to guard against is something the Republicans are going much further along on, and that is this sense that we are just going to get our way, and if we don't we're going to cannibalize our own," he said.
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On top of this, Grossman said that the remaining clinics have waiting periods as long as 23 days because of the shortage, meaning women are further along in their pregnancies when they are able to obtain abortions, which are then more complicated and more costly.
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Opportunity looked after itself for nine days to allow the scientists and engineers to make a fuss of the newcomer, then set out to study the intriguing smectite clays that a European orbiter had detected on Cape York, a peak further along Endeavour's rim.
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Iran in July said it had moved to increase its stockpiles of uranium beyond the deal's internationally-agreed limits and enrich uranium beyond the civilian energy level of 3.67%, taking it further along the technical path toward being able to produce a nuclear bomb.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk recently said he thinks the company is serious about building an electric car, and now the CEO of German car company Daimler, Dieter Zetsche, has chimed in to say an Apple Car is further along than we may have thought.
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Industrial production figures for the euro zone are due at 2410.99 GMT, and could be an important trigger for the European Central Bank to move further along an easing path, with economists split on whether the numbers will reveal any meaningful signs of recovery.
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"The profits recession is more a function of the business cycle overheating than most appreciate, which means labor markets may soften further along with capital spending until the profits recession ends which is unlikely after just one quarter of modestly negative growth," Wilson said.
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"The further along toward being a computer scientist you have to be to use a VPN, the smaller a portion of the population we're talking about that can use it," said Ernesto Falcon, a legislative counsel for the Electronic Frontier Foundation, which opposed the bill.
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"At our hospital, Seattle Children's, we're a little bit further along in the pandemic; we are not seeing serious disease in children," said Janet Englund, a professor of pediatric infectious disease at the University of Washington Seattle and a physician at Seattle Children's Hospital.
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"Though the G.O.P. leadership in Washington is still fully behind the president, we won't know if Republican voters around the country moved at all in being open to impeaching Trump until we get further along in the process" of public hearings against Trump, Dowd writes.
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The Trump presidency, whenever it ends, will have done much not just to worsen the American political situation but also to set us further along the road that brought us to him to begin with—and that may lead us to worse places still.
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Further along that same road, workers were separating the dead into piles of children and adults, she recalls -- an image which would return to her every time she walked on that street for years and which she eventually realized was evidence of her own trauma.
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Most of the elite opinion-forming class are older, or at least further along in their careers; they are closer in professional status to a management figure than they are to a low-level Hill staffer working 60-hour weeks for $33,000 a year.
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Further along the investor-mood front, Friday's University of Michigan consumer sentiment survey, the percentage of respondents who said the stock market would be higher in a year reached its second-highest reading since 2002, only exceeded by the peak at the start of 2018.
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In my recovery from last week's lung surgery, I again shared a room with someone further along in his illness than I. While I have no access to the details of his case, the somber tones used by his doctors behind the curtain were telling.
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CX and CX2 operate as alternative trading systems, which are more lightly regulated than exchanges, but Nasdaq plans to seek regulatory approval to turn them into full-blown stock exchanges once it gets further along with a technology refresh of the platforms, Wittman said in an interview.
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But if Neom proves its competitive mettle and attracts residents by keeping its promises of better rules to live and work by, that could just play a role in moving the whole country further along in terms of gender parity, open justice, and efficient commercial law.
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While it took California five years between legally clearing digital licenses to actually seeing the plates appear on the market, the time it takes to get to Michigan users might be a bit quicker considering the plates are presumably a bit further along in production now.
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It was a respectable payday, but a hip-hop mainstream primed to judge the success of a release off its first week sales feasted on Excuse My French's 56,000 unit week one, the suggestion being that the rapper should be further along for his excellent connections.
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"I know that there were other girls here and something told me that they were further along than I ... they were ready for something that you wanted," she said, alluding to the marriage proposal and subsequent engagement that often caps off each season of The Bachelor.
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When the Trump campaign talks about flipping Mountain West states, it's predicated on the notion that a Democrat as unsalable as Mr. Sanders gets the nod; it's not because Mr. Trump is morphing into a figure somewhere further along the Bill Richardson-Jon Huntsman-Ken Buck spectrum.
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"I think they'd like to be tougher … but the investigations need to be further along, and they need to decide internally what the ask is for China, and what they would do if they don't get that, and what they would do if China retaliates," Kennedy said.
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Given Buttigieg's relatively short path to national renown and the case that he's always been part of an elite class, not being able to speak more openly about his ties to powerful organizations and donors could be problematic the further along he gets in this race.
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The politics House Speaker Paul Ryan and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell have repeatedly made clear that the appropriations process the past few months has been stunningly successful -- lawmakers are further along in the process before the September 30 deadline than they have been in years.
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"Given the low positioning, upcoming catalysts, and turnaround we have seen in commodity-oriented currencies like the Brazilian real (BRL) and Russian ruble (RBL), Malaysia could see an influx of foreign equity flows, which could help re-rate the market further along with improving earnings trajectory," it said.
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This graphic from the University of Michigan's Global CO2 Initiative gets a little more granular about the resulting products: Some of these processes and products are further along in market development than others; some have larger carbon mitigation potential than others; some have larger total market potential than others.
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WATCH: Sarah Paulson on the craziest thing she's done for American Horror Story While it's very early stages for the eighth season of AHS, Murphy reveals they're much further along on planning the ninth season, which will like be the crossover between Murder House (season 1) and Coven (season 3).
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The Bezos-owned paper is reporting that the retail giant is in "advanced talks" with Crystal City, a neighborhood in North Virginia that lies just south of the Washington D.C. Those conversations are reportedly further along and "more detailed" than any of the other Amazon has had with fellow top contenders.
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For workers further along in their careers, the lack of opportunities to learn new skills can lead to workplace lock-in, where people get stuck in the same job or role year after year, rather than learning new skills that can help them (and their companies) grow in new ways.
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We won't see a public test of xCloud until October, and while it's fair to assume it will be much further along by then, we just don't know and can't assume it will be anything more than a technical trial to test xCloud's viability — a full year after Google did the same.
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"There's actually conclusive evidence that shows that the neurologic structures in a fetus aren't completely laid down and working yet until much further along in pregnancy, we think even the third trimester," said Jennifer Conti, a clinical assistant professor and OB-GYN at Stanford University and a fellow with Physicians for Reproductive Health.
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"The thing Democrats have to guard against is going in the direction that the Republicans are much further along on, and that is this sense 'we are just going to get our way, and if we don't, then we'll cannibalize our own, kick them out and try again,'" Obama said at the time.
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The surprises continue further along the tasting menu: burbot makes an appearance again, swimming this time in a loose turnip foam that hides leaves of seaweed — a decidedly modern take on a classic Finnish stew made with spinach and cream; tender slabs of sweetbreads get a jolt of honeyed tartness from persimmons.
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Further along they take curtain calls with divas on stage at La Scala, or they are tailors wielding measuring tapes, or chefs in hats, or watchmakers in a workshop in waistcoats, the cogs and innards of a clock spilling out before them; or disco dancers, in sequins, on a multicolored flashing floor.
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Sometimes, as late as 32 or 34 weeks (that would be just shy of eight months pregnant), Gunter said these serious birth defects can lead to a procedure called dilation and extraction, which requires " fetal cardiac activity stopped with an injection into the uterus," but this procedure becomes more difficult the further along the pregnancy.
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"However, let me put a worrisome thought right into your head right now: Today Honeywell, which is further along in its restructuring, reported what I can only say was a monster good quarter, [...] but ... someone talked about tariffs on the call and then, boom, next thing you know, the stock is actually down, " Cramer said.
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Move further along the spectrum and other explanations arise: Russia did it alone to help Trump, as they believed he would be a more cooperative President; Russia acted in partnership with a loose group of Trump affiliates who did not speak to or work for the campaign; Russia worked directly with the campaign leadership.
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There are both benefits and detriments to that but one of the results of that is when you do get these companies coming to market at this point, they're more developed, they're further along in their development, they're more known and I think creates great opportunities for investors to buy into some really terrific companies.
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Jared HuffmanJared William HuffmanDemocrats see window closing for impeachment Appetite for Democratic term limits fizzling out The Hill's Morning Report — Mueller testimony gives Trump a boost as Dems ponder next steps MORE (D-Calif.), believe some Democrats are further along that they've let on about impeachment but don't want to get ahead of Pelosi and the leadership team. Rep.
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Patients who tried these latter methods weren't successful in ending their pregnancies, and ended up seeking out the clinic care that was out of reach for them to begin with; only this time they were further along in pregnancy, resulting in higher costs and greater distress after trying to self-manage for days or even weeks.
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But the congressional official said investigators were unwilling to broker a deal with Mr. Flynn — who resigned last month for misleading White House officials about his contacts with Russia's ambassador to the United States — until they are further along in their inquiries and they better understand what information Mr. Flynn might offer as part of a deal.
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He sent Leon and Lim a selection of drawings from his archives; one that resonated was an image of downtown L.A. "The area has changed so much; you can imagine as it gets further along, it may not be too far from his drawings," said Lim who, like Leon, grew up in the San Fernando Valley in the 1970s and '80s.
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However, the "Mad Money " host doesn't agree with Trump calling out Powell, even though he believes the economy is further along in the cycle then the Fed thinks "I just wish the president would cool it in terms of saying 'they know nothing' to Federal Reserve Chairman Powell and therefore maybe Powell could walk it back a little," he said.
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" In a subsequent email, he said that even without any laws in place, the process of total segregation is further along than most people are willing to admit: "Ironically, on a sublimated basis, most white Americans — left included — vote quietly with their feet and occupy segregated neighborhoods where their children attend lily-white schools with a few Asians tossed in for verisimilitude.
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As a columnist at The Times concentrating on life, culture and policy in New York — and as a person who has submitted to a fair amount of psychotherapy — I was deeply interested in the question the podcast implicitly posed: Why wasn't regulation of the mental-health profession further along, especially given the way we think about power asymmetries in the age of #MeToo?
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Anyway, everyone knows the only reasonable way to reveal a crush is to bottle it up until you can't help but talk about it with everyone you know for months on end, pushing it gradually further along the winding gossip grapevine of your personal acquaintances, until after years and years of needless torment it gets back to your crush, who subsequently never speaks to you again.
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That Apple Car May Be Further Along Than We ThoughtApple seems to want a little piece of everything that could possibly be considered "technology,"…Read more ReadThe so-called "iCar" is the assumed rival vehicle to go against Tesla's electric cars, with witness reports of weird "motor sounds" being heard late at night near an Apple campus in Sunnyvale, California, where the car is suspected to be in development.
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Based on where these eggs were in their development, and compared to alligators and birds, the pterosaur's bones actually seemed to be further along, and seemed to already contain some important structures for flight, according to the paper published in the Proceedings of the Royal Society B: Biological SciencesTaken with other measurements of young pterosaurs, the researchers inferred that pterosaurs developed most of their flying machinery prior to hatching.
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Republicans are demanding Quarles push President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's financial deregulatory agenda further along before Democrats who will take control of the House in January try to jam the Fed's gears.
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I/O generally happens at much slower timescales, which means that a programmer has to make the decision as to whether or not a program is just going to hang there and wait for the I/O operation to complete (which could be fetching some data from a hard-drive or keyboard input) or if it's going to continue on and handle the completing I/O op somewhere further along in the program's execution stream.
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It is also true that both George W. Bush and Barack Obama were further along than he is now and I think he's had a slow start that is deeply connected to the flaws a lot of us saw in him during the campaign—the fact that he has no interest in public policy, that he didn't campaign on a real agenda and he's therefore been unable to generate consensus in the party.
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"The thing that Democrats have to guard against is going in the direction that the Republicans are much further along on, and that is this sense of we are just going to get our way, and if we don't, then we'll cannibalize our own and then kick them out and try again, and we narrow our viewpoints more and more until finally we stake out positions that are so extreme that they alienate the broad public," he said.
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Further along the spectrum, decades after the filming of Bernardo Bertolucci's 1972 film ''Last Tango in Paris,'' and nearly seven years after Maria Schneider told The Daily Mail she had ''felt a little raped'' on set, Bertolucci admitted that he and Marlon Brando conspired to have Brando surprise the much younger and less famous Schneider with unscripted sexual contact — in order, Bertolucci told a 103 interviewer, to give her performance a quality of ''real rage'' that he presumably did not think her capable of producing otherwise.
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Then there was the ongoing question about what to name the sensors—some believed they shouldn't be named until the development was further along, that perhaps they did not yet know what they were making, and others believed their research would be stymied if the technology remained nameless and some suggested possible names and others shot those names down but didn't offer any of their own and eventually someone would point out how much time had already been wasted on this debate and could they please table it and move on?
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