" "This stuff takes you further away from your goal.
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I'm from New York so it's a bit further away.
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The further away the light source, the older it is.
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Oumuamua is now drifting further away from our solar system.
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The further away [you go] from the cake, it disappears.
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Then, he went around the corner and sprinted further away.
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"We are going further away from just communications," Davis said.
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The American dream looks a lot further away these days.
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The dispatcher sent an ambulance from a jurisdiction further away.
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They could not be further away from a positivist agenda.
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Here's one more video showing the process from further away.
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But that point may be further away than many assume.
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The further away, it is very unlikely that will happen.
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They generally move further away from stocks as you age.
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And at 39 years old, it's never been further away.
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Because I have this expertise I can go further away.
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We're further away now than we were 15 years ago.
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Europa is further away, and will be a technological challenge.
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Trump's jeopardizing of the Iran deal nudges it even further away.
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While America gets closer to Russia, France is pulling further away.
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" The astronaut added: "Mars is further away than most people think.
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He just edges further and further away from a panicked Nicky.
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Even neighborhoods further away probably can still smell the acrid smoke.
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Syracuse University—this time further away, as Franklin observes, from Geraldine's
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THE MANUFACTURING PART, I THINK WE'RE PROBABLY A LITTLE FURTHER AWAY.
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You find yourself more isolated and further away from your goals.
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Lamb is trying to get closer to Trump, not further away.
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And it seems that every day he pushes me further away.
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The Nebraska commission's decision shifted the pipeline further away from Sandhills.
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Later administrations stepped even further away from a legally binding treaty.
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Then, move your head closer and further away from the image.
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Any further away, and water freezes – closer in, and it evaporates.
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The further away from Kabul you get the worse it becomes.
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On Thursday, the Dow opened lower, pulling further away from 20,000.
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I would have to live further away from where I work.
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The further away, the more of a forward arc it takes.
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This inches us further away from democracy and closer to despotism.
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The cheaper the apartment, the further away from transit it is.
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Each new day, new year, new decade, he'll be further away.
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Leo moons love a weekend getaway—the further away, the better!
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The speeches are taking her further away from empathy, not closer.
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But that era of success is drifting further and further away.
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However, as she got older, that dream seemed further and further away.
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His long Vassar years made the South feel further away than ever.
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Because today is a game day, I have to park further away.
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That can mean they go to a dealer further away than us.
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When you get older, you get further and further away from that.
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Airbnb's reach only continues to creep further away from the city center.
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"Every day, kids get a little further away from you," she said.
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"Every day, kids get a little further away from you," she added.
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"She's really pushing herself further and further away," Kendall says about Caitlyn.
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And that puts them further away from one another than ever before.
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As I get further away from it, I realize more and more . . .
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People are getting pushed further and further away from the economic center.
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Europe, and the U.S. further away from a negotiated or peaceful settlement.
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Under reciprocal switching, the shipper can use the second railroad further away.
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" She continued: "Every day, kids get a little further away from you.
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Today's announcement shows Facebook moving even further away from editorial decision-making.
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Our reporters are sitting further away from each other on the set.
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Each time we spoke, her freedom seemed to be slipping further away.
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My Lyft seems to be driving further and further away from me!!!
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But the effort could push Germany further away from the United States.
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I thought the consumer application of it felt, to me, further away.
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"I'm further away from changing my mind on witnesses," said Republican Sen.
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Like a pair of orbiting supermassive black holes a thousand times further away.
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The shooting felt much further away by July, August, September than mere months.
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It's also bringing us nearer and further away from accurate news and information.
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When I walked further away, the drone didn't move and lost me completely.
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A shot at Uber: The deal shows Alphabet growing further away from Uber.
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The risk of another home price bubble could push them even further away.
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But the security and opportunity he dreamed of remain further away than ever.
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The firm's Bull & Bear indicator eased further away from a zone of exuberance.
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The left's gone out of the box, moving further away from Democratic platform.
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The zoomed lens is 12 megapixel for better shots of objects further away.
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Yet its chances of passage are further away than those for Portman's bill.
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His setbacks threatened to push voters further away from Republicans, Mr. Reynolds said.
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MRT veers even further away from science by apparently borrowing concepts from Scientology.
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Mouthpiece moved further and further away from anything resembling an empty "#feminist" piece.
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Making a mockery of it is putting you further away from a solution.
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Also, my sofa is further away from the TV than we were then.
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The wealthiest regions of the country have pulled further away from the poorest.
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But that, in turn, may only push Taiwan further away from the mainland.
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It's sad and destructive, and I'd like to move further away from it.
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Iran is better armed, is further away and is three times as large.
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His flatcap ends up a bit further away, landing against an information board.
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Maybe if I was further away, it would be a beautiful, toothless vista.
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The further away from the centre, the more sensitive you are to those frequencies.
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For businesses further away, the week may actually be a bit slower than normal.
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Does the disk begin further away, and then move closer to the event horizon?
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But every year, you can feel Samsung leaning a little further away from Google.
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On Monday night, they helped push the Pittsburgh Pirates further away from playoff contention.
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The dollar pulled further away from 2-0.72843/2 week lows hit on Wednesday.
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Your words and actions push us all further away from the freedoms we areguaranteed.
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It is further away still from being a global one to rival the dollar.
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Meanwhile, Declan was terrified as he drifted further and further away from his family.
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The bat gives Raptor more reach, letting him hit the ball from further away.
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The dollar index moved further away from its 200-day moving average at 95.995.
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"If you try to control, it's going to push them further away," he said.
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Theunis says that the tornado was further away than it appears in the photo.
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So, if anything, this case just pulls us further away from knowing the truth.
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But the quest started much further away, in the depth of the Swedish countryside.
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"The further away the explosion is, the less iron comes to Earth," said Breitschwerdt.
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A little further away, TV chef Wafik Belaid is standing in his white uniform.
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If their thoughts moved further away from the template for snake, it got smaller.
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"Clearly, we're moving further away, not closer, to those conditions being enacted," Spicer said.
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With that they'll move even further away from the voters they need in 2020.
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Now I am further away, because I've been gone from Twitter for three years.
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The logo-scrubbing Apple TV app may only serve to push Amazon further away.
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The production would shift further away, likely to Asia where the labor is cheaper.
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It increasingly looks like strongman Xi Jinping is moving further away from Davos-economics.
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The country is further away from a bomb now than it would otherwise be.
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This might scare off nearby predators, but it could also attract those further away.
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The further away your likely retirement date, the more aggressive your stance can be.
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They need to woo your brother and his wife, not drive them further away.
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I sprint down the hall, but with each step the door slips further away.
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The moment you can have a standard conversation like that, failure moves further away.
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Musicians climb further away from the motives of political power as they improvise spontaneously together.
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Future astronauts will need a resource like CIMON the further away from Earth they get.
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"Westminster couldn't be further away," she says, over an ice-cream in a lavender field.
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STEVE LIESMAN: But how much further away from other Central Banks can we actually get?
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They are all well-considered and thought-provoking, but take us further away from consensus.
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Alpha Centauri is hotter than Proxima, which means its habitable zone is much further away.
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An affordable taxi ride is no further away than a tap on a smartphone screen.
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More parole can mean more supervision and court fees, pushing a resolution even further away.
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How do we evaluate when technology brings us closer to the world versus further away?
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TC: Based on your findings, would you guess a downturn is closer than further away?
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Aging further and further away from his core audience, he misread what teens cared about.
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"I feel like I'm going further away from what people want [from Merchandise]," he says.
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The poor are, at an increasing rate, being pushed further away and out of sight.
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Or are the dreams you had a few months ago further away—or less appealing?
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They were in fact quite a bit further away from agreeing on a fuller repeal.
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This time last year, we were all one year further away from the howling abyss.
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The further away the bond grows from the scalp, the higher chance of breakage occurring.
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That took the contract further away from Monday's five-year peak of $4.64-1/45.413.
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There is now a dedicated women's bathroom — but it's further away than the men's room.
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"He's so American," people were fond of saying, as if to step even further away.
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Everything he does moves further away from the real purpose of having a presidential debate.
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Six years ago, he inched yet further away from the company that once defined him.
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But the redesign otherwise moves Snapchat even further away from a traditional social media model.
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For adventures further away, nearby towns like Bluff also had lots to see and do.
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But despite funding boosts, those same regulations provisions likely move it further away from Collins.
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That's why actual solutions to climate change are further away today than they've ever been.
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In leaving behind the decade, I also move further away from his time with us.
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Bitcoin may also be moving further away being the currency of the internet black market.
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Plus, by going to school further away, I made friends from across the United States.
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It's no wonder that browsers continue to push further and further away from plug-in support.
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That happened in February, but until now, WhatsApp has only backed further away from revenue plans.
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Naturally, the effects of demographic change will be magnified the further away we get from 2016.
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Although be warned: many budget airlines operate from airports that are further away from city centers.
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The triple-digit loss on the Dow pulled it further away from its march towards 20,000.
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But with each passing week, those claims drift further and further away from any factual mooring.
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This warm, wet air rises, and then cools as it gets further away from the lake.
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"She couldn't be further away from the music business, which is a good thing!" he says.
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The gun lobby has moved further and further away from the people they say they represent.
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And then they split venues and then they started splitting further and further away in time.
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"But, you know, now that I'm a little bit further away from that moment, who knows?"
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The Dow finished off 29 points, at 245,22017, as it drifted even further away from 203,220.
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The dollar index powered up to 90.69, and further away from last week's low at 89.229.
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"Every day, kids get a little further away from you," the 38-year-old actress added.
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Iran was further away from being able to produce a weapon with plutonium than with uranium.
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He has strained Turkey's relations within NATO and pushed it further away from the European Union.
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The triple-digit loss on the Dow pulled it further away from its march towards 20.15,23.
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The EU has said Ankara under President Tayyip Erdogan is moving further away from the bloc.
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So we're galaxies away from simulating more complex animals, and even further away from replicating humans.
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While Venezuela could find a substitute elsewhere, it would likely be more expensive and further away.
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That should help, but only if millennials are willing to move further away from the cities.
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The dream of an independent Palestine faded further away and Mr. Abbas came under increasing pressure.
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It says its outlet centers are often further away for customers to reach in a pinch.
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But Pelosi's demand for investigations are designed to push them further away, not bring them closer.
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A world of editors, gatekeepers, and opinions organized by subjective technocratic fiat, pushes us further away.
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The news moved the dollar further away from a 214.30-month peak as risk aversion eased.
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That goal seems further away than ever in the aftermath of Khashoggi's disappearance and possible murder.
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After that we had to dig other holes even further away because we were so afraid.
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Whether or not that brings us closer or further away from nuclear war remains to be seen.
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I don't know what happened to them after that, we were pushed further away by the crowd.
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It fell 0.8 percent to $1.1399, pulling further away from a 16-month high set on Tuesday.
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But teeth are complex organs, with both hard and soft tissue, so that goal remains further away.
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But it couldn't be further away from how I am and who I am and my marriage.
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Is it better to have cheaper cars that allow American workers to commute further away for jobs?
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The autocatalyst metal, however, drifted further away from an all-time high of $1,263.56 hit this week.
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As the US moves further away from UNESCO, other countries that fund it might follow their lead.
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That helped the currency move further away from the 27-month low of $1.2382 hit on Wednesday.
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Another notable finding: The current generation is getting further away from having enough children to replace itself.
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So if you wake up too late you might have to go further away from your house.
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They had to carry the cameras further away and take a break so the equipment wouldn't melt.
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At this point, after several meetings of top negotiators, things have moved further away from a deal.
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It doesn't have the range of 2.4GHz though, so devices further away from the router might suffer.
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Since he wrote that in 2005, however, Americans have moved even further away from the forest's edge.
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Things get bleaker, darker, and further away from the already faint hope that they'll ever get better.
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Islamists and Palestinians chide signs of normalisation; those further away long for a release from past shackles.
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Every €1 billion of extra penalties will take Mr Cryan 0.25 points further away from his target.
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The reality is "we are slipping further away from achieving the goal of gender balance", she warned.
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Beijing has increased government suppression of rights activism, pushing the demonstrators' original goals further away than ever.
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In March, Newham Council offered Garrick another house in Basildon, Essex - even further away from central London.
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The Dow was on track to mark a fifth day of declines, moving further away from 20,523.
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I think that's maybe part of why I want to move further away from the United States.
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It fell 0.8 percent to $1.1395, pulling further away from a 16-month high set on Tuesday.
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Headline stocks in LME-approved warehouses moved further away from record lows, rising 8% to 56,275 tonnes.
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But it pulls you further away from what you actually want to do, which is make music.
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That had moved McDonald's further away from what it is best known for: low-cost, quick food.
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Reporters spoke to members in the hallway but stood further away than usual as they recorded interviews.
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Are we closer or further away from needing to use military forces against him and his allies?
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" When asked if an Oasis reunion is now "further away than ever," Liam responded, "Without a doubt.
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Iran is further away from a weapon with the agreement than they would be without it. Right.
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However, that also means we are moving further away from our already limited ambitions in fighting climate change.
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With places like hands or feet, further away from the nodes, it takes multiple trips under the laser.
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"Had the galaxy been 10 times further away, it would have been much harder to detect," said Bedin.
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On the weekends, I go to a gym that is slightly further away for a change of pace.
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That's way further away than Pluto, which no one really seems concerned about smacking Earth in the face.
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U.S. auto sales are tumbling further and further away from record highs hit just a few years ago.
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YouTube is moving further away from "engagement"-based recommendations, but watch time is still crucial to the company.
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The further away the brand moves from its core strength, the softer the argument it makes for itself.
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Deimos sits outside this point, and may eventually get further and further away from Mars until it escapes.
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Because cities have become too expensive, the transit-dependent have been forced to move further and further away.
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But the further away from big cities one gets, the more people are fed up with the measure.
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The index rose further away from the 50-point threshold dividing an expansion in activity from a contraction.
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Unemployment ticked down to 5.7 percent in March and further away from last year's highs of 6.2 percent.
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The program can also be used to guide patients to better-quality doctors who might be further away.
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The Jamaican led off the bend and broke further away down the final straight to win in 22.19.
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But the further away the planet moves during its orbit, the less water vapor is in the atmosphere.
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The volatility is initiated as Pluto moves closer to and further away from the sun throughout its orbit.
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Adding new money to the bill doesn't help their concerns at all -- may actually push them further away.
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But attacks fell sharply after ship owners tightened security and vessels stayed further away from the Somali coast.
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He shoots more often and from further away than any other player, and crucially, he does so effectively.
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"Unfortunately, we are moving further away from (measurable goals) rather than closer," Acuto told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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As the city grows closer to China, many younger Hong Kongers are also drifting further and further away.
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That's further away from the mass-market-riding audience Lightning previewed as a target for its new motorcycle.
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The further away from that first attempt, the deeper the secret grew and the less real it became.
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The plan is a step toward uranium enrichment, and pulls Iran further away from the 2015 nuclear accord.
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As I walked further away from the building, I kept asking the heavily armed cops what it was.
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The reading lifted the index further away from the 50-point threshold dividing contraction from expansion in activity.
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Iran has stepped further away from the 2015 nuclear deal and continues to build on its nuclear capabilities.
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But the further away you are from college, the less college and university information you're expected to include.
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"Royal rota journalists are being kept further away from her than we were before the wedding," he claimed.
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The map shows the local weather patterns on that day pushing the fallout further away from the target.
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The retreat in stocks meant the Dow Jones Industrial Average pulled further away from the elusive 20,000 mark.
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To him, each decision either moves you closer or further away from financial freedom — and they compound directionally.
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It proved that, though we are further away than fans in London, our passion is just the same.
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You can't get much further away from the coronavirus than this, yet it still has a big effect.
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You can't get much further away from the coronavirus than this, yet it still has a big effect.
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Every milestone that made my child bigger and stronger took me further away from that early momentary dread.
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But he and other Republican leaders indicated that a deal could be further away than the Democrats hope.
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This season had a lot of horror elements to it, moving even further away from straight-ahead comedy.
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Cuba will not move closer to the United States but further away, most likely toward Russia and China.
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MEO satellites are sited further away from Earth and so far have typically been used for GPS services.
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As I find so often when I'm out with able-bodied companions, "right here" keeps moving further away.
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Cutting the I.R.S. budget by $239 million puts Mr. Trump further away from filling his $54 billion bucket.
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It may encourage Americans to follow the news more closely, it may prompt them to stay further away.
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Last month, Google suggested that this driverless utopia may actually be much further away than many people may realize.
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Still, the experience with Rio suggests viewership is changing and likely to move further away from TV, Lowenthal said.
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The main thing is we're not hurtling further away from death and my relevant years are not getting longer.
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On this same night, a woman is raped and left for dead a little further away in the park.
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If the driver moves further away, pre-designated contacts will begin receiving text messages about a child left behind.
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Everything might be further away in the countryside, but that leads to people driving from one place to another.
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But that relationship crumbles over time, as the transformation pushes Doctor Manhattan further and further away from human concerns.
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There's something I call the triple revolution that we have to get right in cities, and further away too.
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All three are conservative anti-communists who want to tilt American policy further away from the government in Beijing.
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You can reposition everything and move closer or further away from them to view the scene from different angles.
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TPP's travails are no reason to abandon that dream, even if that day has just moved even further away.
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We were both drunk, he was staying at mine because he lived further away, and then it just happened.
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On Wednesday, the European Commission effectively urged Berlin to spend more, moving further away from its mantra of austerity.
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In other words, we often know when something is further away than something else, but not by how much.
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"Libya today couldn't be further away from…acceptable conditions for free elections," warns Human Rights Watch, a pressure group.
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As the gas moves further away from the core, it encounters colder, interstellar gas, causing the bubble to warp.
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This marks a permanent change for the president's daughter, as she steers further away from business and towards politics.
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But what we have in American and Britain is a politics that is taking us further away from that.
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Push the coffee table and any accent chairs further away so there's a clear walk path around the bed.
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Every extra euro of penalties, on either count, will take Mr Cryan further away from his equity-ratio goal.
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Family members seemed fully aware that Gypsy could walk, but lapsed into indifference after the pair moved further away.
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Czech annual inflation rose to 1.7363 percent in February, drifting further away from the central bank's 1.7353 percent target.
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After years of optimism, we're starting to see people wonder if they might be further away than people thought.
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Plus, additional nearby devices act as nodes, boosting your range so you can communicate with friends from further away.
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Things closer to the drone move more than things further away, allowing the drone to see the foreground vs.
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Am I a little further away from a drink today, at 26 years, than I was at one year?
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The European Commission on Wednesday effectively urged Berlin to spend more, moving further away from its mantra of austerity.
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The euro tumbled 67.063 percent to $1.1301, pulling further away from Wednesday's 1-1/2-month high of $1.14485.
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More importantly, the term "Islamist extremism" is also slightly further away from a description of Islam as the problem.
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We continue to move further and further away from the checks and balances originally crafted under our federal system.
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With the loss of a second director, it seems as though this film is even further away from reality.
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Had it been a little further away from Anchorage I don't think it would be getting very much attention.
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Comet 67P is headed further and further away from the Sun, and the probe's solar panels are losing power.
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If the redistricting plan moved forward, they said, students might die in car crashes driving to campuses further away.
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Formally acknowledging this without putting an alternative framework in place would push Turkey even further away from the West.
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These settlements are a clear violation of international law and push us further away from a two-state solution.
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The pound came within a whisker of $1.4400 overnight as it pulled further away from Wednesday's trough of $1.4235.
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Well, I wanted to get even further away from the club and be even more abstract [with this record].
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The comet reached perihelion—its closest pass by the Sun—in August, and now it's only getting further away.
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All the while, the seduction of liquor pulled him further away from work and deeper into a depressive rut.
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So I would say that Hollywood has moved more towards subdued range actors and further away from type actors.
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The team gradually placed the Fruit Loops further and further away, encouraging the rats to fine-tune their driving.
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It was back flirting with $1.1300, pulling further away from a trough of $103 set earlier in the week.
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That resolution feels further away than usual this week, as if the endgame were still deep into the future.
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The tech Cold War between the United States and China keeps getting further and further away from any détente.
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The incident occurred after the employee told Falcone to step further away from her and an open food display.
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We are at a moment in which I think both sides have rarely been further away from each other.
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The S&P 500 pulled further away from a record high after coming within about 12 points on Wednesday.
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A heavy contingent of officers in protective vests was stationed further away, awaiting orders in the unseasonably warm weather.
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The closest Chick-fil-A is further away in Sunnyvale, about a 25-minute drive south of DoorDash Kitchens.
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Iran in turn has been upping its civilian nuclear activity, moving further away from the parameters of the agreement.
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It was back up at $1.1309 , pulling further away from a trough of $1.1216 set earlier in the week.
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The further away we get, the more the Irving trade looks like a watershed moment for the Eastern Conference.
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But the movie is keeping me even further away from real-life escape rooms than I already had been.
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Another, equally unexpected source of microplastic pollution seems further away from a solution: the plastic footprint of washing machines.
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But after years of chemical tweaks, the drug has evolved further and further away from its plant-based prototype.
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We only move further away from the Holocaust as time passes, and the number of survivors dwindles every day.
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If so, House leaders are much, much further away than either they or the mysterious undecideds are letting on.
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Cultural victories can be challenging, especially since the finish line keeps getting further away the longer the game goes on.
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We hop on the Metro ($215) since we have to go to a different train station that is further away.
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The dollar index last traded at 95.352, pulling further away from a five-month trough of 94.578 set on Friday.
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That shallow depth of field effect will increase the further away your subject is from the things behind it. 4.
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Around 34,000 refugees have been relocated to other areas, with some moving into sturdier shelters further away from the hills.
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The further away you get from the 1950s sitcom dad, the more people there are out there that hate you.
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As a round moves along, you have to rapidly expand your city to connect with resources that are further away.
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U.N. experts says the Houthis now have drones that can drop bigger bombs further away and more accurately than before.
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The dollar index rose 0.3 percent to 96.916, pulling further away from one-month low of 95.938 set last Friday.
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Still, the deal highlights a fraught moment in online media, in which websites are increasingly moving further away from text.
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DXY to climb 0.9 percent to 94.768 and further away from its near eight-month low of 93.627 struck recently.
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The euro was last unchanged on the day at $1.0640 , inching further away from Friday's three-week low of $1.0608.
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Some I can get my speakers further away, and some they're right up against the sidelines, which makes it trickier.
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Does this mean that society is falling further away from the everyone-kicking-it-all-the-time paradise of Friends?
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If you've left your phone somewhere much further away, the app displays a map showing the phone's last known location.
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Details: The country's CPI in March fell to 1.3%, moving further away from the central bank's target of 2–3%.
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Though that's a goal that's much further away, being able to accurately transcribe human speech is a big step forward.
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Every day, as Comet 4P speeds further away from the sun, Rosetta's solar panels are collecting less and less power.
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The pair ended their relationship after she became stressed when his work began taking him further away from their home.
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Chacon says he used to dream of becoming a software engineer but now that dream seems further away than ever.
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Under Rajapaksa's rule, Sri Lanka moved closer to China's orbit and further away from India, South Asia's traditional leading power.
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U.N. experts say the Houthis now have drones that can drop bigger bombs further away and more accurately than before.
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Colombia's peso moved further away from five-month highs, while local stocks fell for the first time in ten sessions.
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So to catch anything at all, they have had to travel further and further away from everything that they know.
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Beyond their more fashionable look, these Pro trackers include upgraded internals, allowing the devices to be located from further away.
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Current events have pushed the line of acceptable speech further away from the values which democratic societies are built upon.
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Further away, take grandparents who maybe don't live in the same city but who are frantic about what's going on.
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As we mark one month of longest government shutdown in American history, a resolution seems further away than ever before.
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To keep hunger pangs further away, add the black beans for just 80 calories and 250 grams of filling fiber.
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The dollar index last traded at 95.643, pulling further away from a five-month trough of 94.578 set on Friday.
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Why it matters: More health care wars are coming, and the parties are only moving further away from each other.
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You can identify whether a ship is friend or foe from 10 times further away than you can without it!
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"Of course I wanted to flee further away, but how much further can we go?" said Dalaa's father Abdul Karim.
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If beauty becomes democratized by more people simply paying surgeons for it, the proverbial finish line gets pushed further away.
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China has a huge corporate debt pile, but the day of reckoning for paying this off is looking further away.
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Only two National League teams, the San Francisco Giants and the Miami Marlins, are further away from a playoff spot.
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The proposed reduction in advanced funding for the F-22020 simply pushes the service even further away from its goal.
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It is, in short, a non-starter that moves us further away from consensus approaches to climate change, not closer.
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The liabilities for any individual case of opioid misuse dissipate as you step further away from the patient-doctor relationship.
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As he moved further and further away from the trappings of the art world and its society, Nauman's work shifted.
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To stop ordinary Afghans from turning further away from Kabul, Mr. Ghani needs to do more than offer weak apologies.
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"Clearly, we're moving further away, not closer, to those conditions being enacted," said Sean Spicer, the White House press secretary.
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The Aussie lost 0.3 percent to $0.7506, pulling further away from an eight-month peak of $0.7681 scaled last week.
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With Hong Kong in defiance and Taiwan drifting further away, Beijing must address popular concerns expressed through casting a vote.
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Our biggest fear is that after this unreal situation, the country will move further and further away from actual democracy.
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Soon, the blame is reason enough to keep them at a distance, the excuse to drive them even further away.
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Friday's price movement pushes Amazon further away from a $1 trillion market cap, a feat it briefly achieved on Sept. 4.
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Keep drawing stars above and below the eyes, making them smaller in size as you get further away from the first.
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In June, Bloomberg said they'll also support noise cancellation, will be water-resistant and will work further away from an iPhone.
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Such an arm also struggles as the object moves further away, because it "sees" them as smaller than they actually are.
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Mr Maduro's recent appointment of a new vice-president suggests that the regime is moving further away from dialogue and reform.
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"[People] generally tend to prefer jobs that are closer, to ones that are further away from where they're looking," he explains.
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The Republican Party is likely to move further away from Donald Trump because it is increasingly anxious over its congressional majorities.
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But GMD, which has to hit a much faster moving target from further away, has not progressed to the same extent.
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In addition to their more raucous gameplay, games like Commerce and Bulls and Bears swerved ever further away from religious themes.
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The ones surrounding more massive stars will be further away, while these zones around smaller, dimmer stars will be much closer.
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The British pound gained 0.2 percent to $1.26661, moving further away from a 20-month low of $1.2477 hit last week.
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Cyclists should find a quieter route, while walkers should stick to the part of the pavement that's further away from cars.
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Loss-making theme park operator DXB Entertainments climbed 2.3 percent, pulling further away from a two-year low hit on Sunday.
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The same goes for Durant, who will benefit from having Thompson and Curry pulling help-side defenders further and further away.
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But as I went on with them, and they moved further away from the source, this violence and anxiety seeped in.
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The more she adorns her dress the less like herself she becomes and the further away she feels emotionally from Jamie.
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Another witness said most shops had closed in areas close to the fighting, as people fled further away from the clashes.
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As the gaming industry moves further away from physical game releases, digital copies of games are becoming more and more popular.
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Rutgers has yet to earn a win in conference play and seem to be getting further away from a potential win.
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And every year journalists like me cover it as news, when scientists move its hand closer or further away from midnight.
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Giuliani said last week that an interview is "probably further away" than before following congressional testimony from FBI agent Peter Strzok.
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Hamas has chosen to weaponize fire in its persistent but futile effort to destroy Israel, driving hopes for peace further away.
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If they had been swept any further away, they would have been lost in the open Atlantic, the Washington Post notes.
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RENAULT (Nico Hulkenberg 216, Carlos Sainz 217) Both Renault drivers ended up in the points to pull further away from McLaren.
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Instead they'd become discredited legal relics from an era of optimism that would seem even further away than it does today.
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Copper prices also bounced further away from two-month lows as more stable global markets encouraged investors to return to commodities.
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The memories are close enough to touch and feel, but they're also stretching further away from the present with each day.
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Sunday's debate veered even further away from traditional campaign fare, as candidates fielded questions about groping women, deleting emails and Islamophobia.
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The Nikkei stock index skidded 2119.6600 percent in morning trade, pulling further away from a three-week high touched on Monday.
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The waves at the top do not look any further away than they do at the bottom, it's just a backdrop.
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Ships no longer pass so closely to Ushant's borders, and the threat of an oil spill floats many miles further away.
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Here's a shot that shows exactly how the blur effect increases smoothly as you move further away from the lens. YES.
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In some cases, you can track a member's progress as they gradually move further and further away from their troubled homes.
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He watched as, day by day, the TV monitor was moved further away from fairgoers and eventually switched off for good.
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The debate showed Mr. Sanders in fighting form, and perhaps sounding further away from conceding than Mr. Biden's camp had hoped.
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The failure to address the threats posed by climate change kept the Bulletin from moving the time further away from midnight.
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Ten-year German yields, which move inversely to prices, fell further away from seven-month highs touched earlier in the week.
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Ewig said his plan is to network three satellites further away from Earth that the LEO satellites will communicate "up" to.
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In our current political environment there are many issues that threaten to drive Republicans and Democrats further away from each other.
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As a result, Fed members have signaled for some time that they would move further away from near-zero interest rates.
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Bermuda Premier David Burt said Wednesday he had been advised conditions would begin to improve as the hurricane moved further away.
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By 2628 the U.S. imported more oil than it produced and was moving further away from any semblance of energy independence.
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So, if we're still that far off in desktop land, we're even further away from that being a reality for laptops.
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To compensate, NASA selected an orbit which is further away from the moon as the staging point for lunar lander operations.
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The current government is arguably the most right-wing in Israel's history; the two-state solution has never looked further away.
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The question is, can we stop the little things that take us further away from each other before it's too late?
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Now, as NASA reaches further and further away from our planet's orbit, it's being faced with new challenges for feeding astronauts.
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It means that these same oil majors can make a healthy surplus even as oil prices fall further away from triple digits.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average bounced more than 300 points, or nearly 1.5 percent, distancing blue-chips further away from a correction.
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The euro rose as much as half a percent to $1.1714, pulling further away from 2018 lows of $1.151 plumbed last week.
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And it has dual antennas for maintaining a strong connection to the home's Wi-Fi even when further away from the home.
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The further away we get from the end of the show, the more realistic our lives sort of go back to being.
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Originally a sequel to Prometheus, simply titled Paradise, it was supposed to steer further away from Alien, according to writer Damon Lindelof.
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Some analysts say these models are an advantage over large, centralized warehouses, which are often located further away from customers than stores.
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Over the course of the next 12 hours, the wolf remained relentless, pushing the two further and further away from the truck.
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Killer whales thrive in many parts of the world, from the Arctic to Antarctica, that are further away from sources of pollution.
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These are communities that couldn't be further away from an arcane and long-running internet beef with some open source blog guy.
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The pictures may be on phones and screens within easy reach, but a solution to ending the bloodshed remains much further away.
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It may go without saying, but the further away that time is, the more aggressive with your investment choices you could be.
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The $165 that we're short will work against us as implied volatility goes up being that it's further away from the money.
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As we move further away from mid-century, we'll discover things in these plays that audiences back then may not have seen.
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Although books are also read up close, studies have shown that children tend to hold them further away than they do screens.
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Since the ice below them moves along the ocean, every moment not in motion could mean drifting further away from their goal.
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"Mars is a million times further away than the space station," said Paul Wright senior manager for test and evaluation at Boeing.
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It was weird that him mentioning divorce as a way of bringing me back to him was what pushed me further away.
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It's a general rule that the greater the housing starts, the further away the recession," Elfenbein said Monday on CNBC's "Trading Nation.
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That future — one where electric skateboards, unicycles, and scooters become viable modes of transportation — felt a lot further away before this week.
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That number might actually increase as Durant's gravity is added to the equation, drawing help further away from the shifty point guard.
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The move represents a willingness to lean further into the company's larger lifestyle brand, and further away from one of complete fitness.
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The improvement lifted the index further away from the key 50-point threshold, which demarcates an expansion from a contraction in business.
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"Spain is pulling further away from the rest of the pack all the time," added Alfredo Relano, writing in the AS newspaper.
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It provides another reason for the European Central Bank to ease off removing stimulus, as inflation falls further away from its target.
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About how, by placing us on podiums to look at, but never be close to, we slide further away further from intimacy.
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What people usually assume is that we talk about work all the time, which actually couldn't be further away from the truth.
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As the world moves further and further away from the wall's demolition, Berlin has reconnected and revitalized itself as a global capital.
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However, business sentiment remains weak and inflation has drifted further away from the midpoint of the RBNZ's 1% to 3% target band.
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Did you see this as the moment she finally steps out of her shell and further away from the girlfriend/mother role?
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They tend to vote for reform-minded candidates, and a large youth turnout could steer Iran further away from the strict conservatives.
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Republicans who live within 350 miles of the border are much less supportive of the wall than Republicans who live further away.
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The further away people are, the harder it is to see with the naked eye who they are and where they're going.
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The left's policies have put today's Democrats further away from America's political center than they, or any major party, has ever been.
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He found that during every recession since 1929, stocks tended to sink further away from record highs the longer the drawdown lasted.
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" He noted, though, that "every dollar you spend on a movie is a dollar further away from art and deeper into commerce.
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"Each time something like this happens it gets you further away from policy reform", said Ian Winer, head of equities at Wedbush.
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As for Mr. Alexander's argument that my highhanded liberal ways are pushing conservatives even further away from a baseline of reason — nonsense.
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The decline pulled the euro further away from an eight-week high of $1.0829 scaled on Thursday against a broadly weaker dollar.
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When Kuzma blocked Bradley a second time in the sequence, James danced even further away from the baseline while waving a towel.
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I recommend the two friends on the side standing a bit further away from the cabinet so the middle friend isn't squished.
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Changes in the marine food web caused mothers to forage for food further away and the young sea lions were left behind.
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The report suggests violence from Kings Cross and the CBD has been displaced to alternative entertainment precincts further away from restricted areas.
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So unless you calculated that yelling about unfair visitation would ratchet up his guilt, it was destined to drive him further away.
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I don't feel now any further away from acting than I did when I was on that show or any other show.
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These superluminous supernovae seem to be more common the further away scientists look, according to the paper published recently in The Astrophysical Journal.
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I'm from a little further away, where I get sort of a glimpse of things and try to come up with a version.
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"The Fed is moving further away from its (inflation) target," said Fred Marki, portfolio manager at Western Asset Management Co. in Pasadena, California.
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"I know from experience the further away we get from these hurricanes, the less of a sense of urgency there is," Rubio said.
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"We just look like we're getting further away from a deal with China," said Art Hogan, chief market strategist at B. Riley FBR.
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The nose and ears are also extremities in that they are further away from the central circulation, so their temperature can be lower.
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The U.S.-North Korea situation is becoming more fraught as both sides attempt to pile on pressure, pushing prospects for talks further away.
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This object is 40 to 50 times further away than Earth is from the Sun, and the probe has been traveling since 2006.
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Instead, I tried to think about whether what I was consuming was further away or closer to my goal, and modify within reason.
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Big new infrastructure projects to ease congestion and make it easier to get to work from further away are nowhere to be seen.
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The dollar was up 0.75843 percent at 20.7584 yen, pulling further away from an 20.6-week low of 20.7228 struck early last week.
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The unexpectedly strong improvement brought the index further away from the key 50-point threshold, demarcating an expansion from a contraction in business.
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The series is almost done with its third season, and in the last two seasons, it's moved further away from the original novel.
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"Neptune's further away and it takes longer to get there, so missions to Neptune are always going to be more expensive," he says.
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As Heidi starts to get closer to Walter (maybe even a little unprofessionally), she starts to pull further and further away from Anthony.
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The microphone has been moved between the two buttons so that it's further away from the speaker to help reduce echo in calls.
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As it flies higher and further away from home in a series of ever-increasing arcs, it keeps its focus on the nest.
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GN-z11, ESA/HubbleLook deep into this photo and what you'll see is something further away from you than you've ever glimpsed before.
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The bad news, however, is cost relief appears further away than ever, with brand-name medications prices soaring by 16 percent in 2015.
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Spot gold inched up 0.2 percent to $1,228 an ounce, moving further away from the five-month low of $1,211.08 set on Monday.
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The dollar rose 0.3 percent to 0.23 yen, pulling further away from a five-month low of 108.13 yen set on April 17.
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Bridging that gap seems further away than ever, as a reluctant Likud government faces off against the Palestinians and an ascendant Hamas phenomenon.
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The further away New Horizons gets, and as it encounters objects impossibly far from Earth, the more Star Trek-like this mission becomes.
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Oil prices pulled further away from the $50 level Wednesday with both the WTI and Brent benchmarks jumping to around $52 a barrel.
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The dollar rose 0.4 percent to 110.04 yen, pulling further away from a near four-month low of 108.72 yen set on Friday.
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Each track on the release moves further away from his darkwave synth foundation, influenced more by harsh techno beats and unrelenting bass patterns.
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Dollar bulls have been falling by the wayside this summer, as the U.S. Federal Reserve looks further away from tightening its monetary policy.
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"New tariffs will by no means bring closer a deal that the U.S. wants; it will only make it further away," Hu said.
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School bands throughout the South used to play "Dixie," but the practice ended as the region got further away from legalized racial segregation.
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Dealing with replacing Comey takes Congress "further away from getting those changes" the stock market is looking for, importantly tax reforms, Zipper added.
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With suit lapels no longer resembling boning knives, it is only natural that neckties should move further away from the Reservoir Dogs collection.
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Oil prices rose for a second session on Friday, moving further away from 12-year lows plumbed earlier this week, lifting oil shares.
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Spot gold inched up 0.1 percent to $1,226.10 an ounce, moving further away from the five-month low of $1,211.08 set on Monday.
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Seeing the first Muslim American Congress member go down amid an Islamophobic backlash could only push them further away from the political mainstream.
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You need to be so busy that the image of them in the back of your head gets pushed further and further away.
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The fourth straight below-forecast reading on the consumer price index in June pushed inflation further away from the Fed's 2-percent goal.
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We are also predisposed to help those in our ingroups, rather than those a little further away who might need the help more.
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In the currency markets, the euro edged down 0.1 percent to $1.1207, pulling further away from Tuesday's 6 1/2-month of $1.1268.
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Until recently it looked like low minimum wages did cause middle-earners to pull further away from very low-earners during the 214s.
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The further away a point is from the diagonal black line in the middle, the more the polls changed during the debate period.
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It leads to growing social and economic gaps and allows the 1 percent to drift further and further away from the 99 percent.
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Rejecting the attainable, the right pushes larger goals further away, and they have nothing to show for it even when they win elections.
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Stock markets also took a step down as uncertainty over a U.S. tax reform deal pushed them further away from recent record highs.
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Industries and municipalities will have to pump water from further away and deeper in the ground, or opt for extremely energy-intensive desalination.
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She added that she was pushed further and further away until she quit in 2000, fearing she could no longer protect her friend.
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By the time UFC 205 rolled around, McGregor had moved far beyond the featherweight division, and even further away from featherweight fringe contenders.
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People have moved further away from the city and can't make it down as frequently, and in some cases, people have passed away.
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And remember, any time that Kharsek was killed would send him spiraling back down in levels, taking him further away from his goal.
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But while I seemed to those around me to be moving confidently towards the fix, my subconscious was backing further and further away.
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These men spin easy narratives and are masters of scapegoating, luring more followers while Westminster drifts further and further away from everyday reality.
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Generally, those in warmer countries were more likely to want to stand closer, while older generations and women prefer to stand further away.
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Under Trump, the U.N. delegation's positions have often veered even further away from the rest of the world's — including on issues affecting women.
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The broader Topix rose 2.7% to 1,302.39 by the midday recess, moving further away from a near four-year trough touched on Tuesday.
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It was always a long shot, but now the dream of an African team holding this trophy aloft seems further away than ever.
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This left them behind Mr. Biden and Mr. Bloomberg and even further away from consolidating moderate voters before Super Tuesday on March 3.
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Actions that refute Jewish connections to historical sites only move us further away from peaceful and sustainable solutions to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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It's the kind of asset that smaller companies can't always pay for, allowing Amazon to pull further and further away from the competition.
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"If the radiotherapy is delivered with the chest inflated, the breast is moved further away from vital structures like the heart," Parkes continued.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan also added 2111.35 percent, edging further away from four-month lows hit on Monday.
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The banquet-sized dining room, 3,425-square-foot basketball court, theater and 8-car garage keeps you even further away from prying eyes.
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On their subsequent releases, particularly 1999's Very Emergency, The Promise Ring drove even further away from emo's foundational elements towards pure pop.
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She then moved away from the photographers to a spot a little further away where she sat quietly, turning her back to the cameras.
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"That will enable longer-range interactions," she said, like qubits talking to ones further away on the same chip or even on another chip.
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If hazards were detected, however, the resulting course correction would have taken the probe three times further away from the mysterious trans-Neptunian object.
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It's usually a mamachari used within the same neighborhood — it's very rare that someone rides it outside the neighbourhood to work or further away.
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You could turn left/right to aim, but if you tried moving closer or further away, the Pokémon would just glide around with you.
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Since its first location opened in 463 in Atlanta, Chick-fil-A has steadily expanded, recently branching further away from its Southeast home base.
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It confronts the complex emotions people can face around retirement, especially if that prospect suddenly looks a lot further away than you once imagined.
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"Lower income people, largely POC, are getting pushed further and further away, and most getting pushed out of the city all together," Louque explains.
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But for a moment, it was a delightful, occasionally eerie peek into a future that's perhaps a bit further away than its creators hoped.
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The Australian dollar fell 0.3 percent to $0.7857, pulling further away from a 2-1/2-year high at $0.8136 set on Jan. 26.
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Saidi, the CTS officer, said 500 civilians had already been moved from Bazwaia to a camp for displaced people further away from the frontline.
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In the wake of Powell's comments, the dollar sagged, moving further away from a three-week peak, while the U.S. Treasury yield curve steepened.
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"A treaty seems further away than ever," said Gerhard Pfister, head of the center-right Christian People's Party in the four-party government coalition.
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The more leg room each seat has, the further away the fans at the back are from the pitch, all other things being equal.
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Pharma companies will probably move further away from the traditional all in-house model of drug development and production to mitigate these cost pressures.
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HBO's groundbreaking crime drama True Detective seemed doomed after 2015's season 2, which week by week wandered further away from a satisfying payoff.
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The only thing [resolution] buys is being able to see things further away, but we don't really care if a person's 20 feet away.
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Linearity gradually gave way to circular thinking; he would go off on tangents, spiralling ever further away from what he was trying to say.
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We have many places to compromise: Caring about winning, per se, only pushes us further away from the agreement that makes us both better.
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The pellets it fires are too spread out to do a lot of damage, but each hit pushes the enemy further and further away.
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Sterling fell 0.5 percent to $1.2884, pulling further away from its May 18 peak of $1.3048, the pound's strongest level since September last year.
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I immediately started tweaking my screen — a little further away, a little bigger, a little bit of curve, no wait I hate the curve.
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Still, the light amplification might indeed prove useful to people shooting in absolute darkness or those looking to illuminate objects a little further away.
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With every passing week its fighters have been pushed further away from the Turkish border, once a critical source of supplies and fresh fighters.
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That's not necessarily a horrible thing, but it would take the ETF further away from offering the junior gold miner exposure that it promises.
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Exit poll data show that since 1992, Asian-Americans have steadily moved further away from the Republican Party, shifting to the Democrats and independents.
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I was anchorless, rudderless, drifting further and further away from the comforting shore of context into the dark and deep waters of total incomprehension.
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The previous route took demonstrators further away from the center of town and over a bridge where they would be seen primarily by themselves.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Formula One's former commercial supremo Bernie Ecclestone is moving further away from the sport he ruled for decades by relocating to Switzerland.
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In the currency markets, the euro edged down 0.04 percent to $1.1213, pulling further away from Tuesday's 6 1/2-month high of $1.1268.
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The currency was on track for its fourth session of gains, pulling further away from 5003, its weakest since January 2017 marked last week.
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But the public hostility towards Washington D.C. means the further away you are from the nation's capital you are, the better off you'll be.
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When the planet seems further away than ever from a utopian future, don't we need visions of that utopian future more urgently than ever?
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Bunds are now further away from the record low of 0.05 percent reached last April, having fallen as low as 0.075 percent last week.
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The regulator is also monitoring Shimane, a two-reactor station operated by Chugoku Electric Power, located further away on the main island of Honshu.
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Euro zone inflation slowed to 1.2 percent in April, official data showed last week, moving further away from the ECB's two percent target ceiling.
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Spicer said Trump would be willing to meet Kim under the right conditions, but "clearly we're moving further away, not closer to those conditions."
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That put them at levels not seen since mid-March and further away from a year's low of 0.075 percent hit a fortnight ago.
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"Dovish minutes that downplay chances of higher rates this year would risk pushing the greenback further away from recent two-month peaks," he added.
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"I suspect keeping the rota [royal correspondants] further away is about settling her in and nothing to do with any previous stories," he said.
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This image of Titan's surface, taken by the Huygens probe, is the only image from the surface of a body further away than Mars.
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Asian stocks rose 1.5 percent and moved further away from last week's four-year low, while U.S. stock futures traded just 0.1 percent lower.
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But if the person stays further away and does not appear to have a gun police may try to come up with other alternatives.
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The 10-year French government bond yield rose slightly on Tuesday to 2010%, further away from 2-1/2 year lows touched in March.
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It wasn't even my iPod, but I really wanted to take it with me into the city—even though she was going further away.
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But it would move further away from the United States, a country with which it shares a history of racism by whites against blacks.
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Not only are these attacks wrong and unprofessional, they are moving the conversation further away from the simple facts of the DOJs closing statement.
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As she gets more and more powerful, the performer has shied further and further away from publicity and the press, giving precious few interviews.
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Major metropolitan areas that were already among the country's most affluent regions — like New York, Boston, Chicago and San Francisco — have pulled further away.
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"The E.U. has been afraid of driving Poland further away," said Remco Breuker, a historian and Korea expert at Leiden University in the Netherlands.
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I hate to be reductive, but friendship animates The Narrow Door like a friendship does a life: there, always, sometimes nearer or further away.
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But the further away Cruz is from first place, and the closer Trump is to 1,237 delegates, the tougher a sell this will be.
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So, in that way, these ideas that you are talking about have gotten further and further away from us, and especially in this age.
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GREEN The further away from the chaotic, unknowable figure of Trump a play got, the better — that is, the more successfully political — it was.
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Powhatan County is only a 45-minute drive from Richmond but can feel much further away, with its forested fields and hawks circling overhead.
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Statehood is further away than ever but politicians still find ways to squeeze out political capital from promises of increased federal funding and prosperity.
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"The photos we're used to getting were a lot further away," and compare favorably to airplanes, which "can't fly slow, can't hover in spot."
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U.S. stocks turned negative after Reuters reported the administration official's comments, as investors bet the closely watched trade talks were further away from resolution.
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When borrowing costs go up, investors see their payoff move further away, so they turn to more reliable bets like utilities and consumer staples.
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They continued on their way, ever further away from the front wing, where her father was no doubt still in conversation with the director.
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Moving further away from the 2015 nuclear agreement, Iran said on Thursday that it had stopped honoring the deal's limits on research and development.
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When I was in sixth grade, my parents transferred me to a private school further away from my neighborhood than I had ever been.
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Your book deals with the seeming contradiction of China and Taiwan developing closer economic ties, even as Taiwanese culture moves further away from China's.
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Decide today to do one thing that will get me closer to making that one thing a reality and further away from regret. 3.
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When you get to a marker, you feel 'Oh, Christ the Redeemer is right there and I don't think I've got any further away'.
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The Australian dollar rose 0.1 percent to above $0.72, pulling further away from a 2-1/2-year low of $0.7085 plumbed on Tuesday.
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Two-year yields moved further away from a record low of minus 53 percent hit at the height of Germany banking fears on Tuesday.
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But it gained on the yen, adding 0.2 percent to 127.66 and pulling further away from a 2-1/2 year low of 125.795.
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As they got further away, the couple discovered a hatchet on the floor—ostensibly the tool the assailant used to break through the glass.
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She knows the American dream is slipping further away, and I'm humbled to partner with her in this fight for big, structural change. pic.twitter.
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Not only does she mess up and try to confront [Gamby] and do it all wrong, but she actually just pushes him further away.
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For anyone who lives on Instagram, this is an absolutely seductive update that could pull them even further away from the video confines of YouTube.
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Where Evans may differ, however, is in his view of inflation, which has slipped further away from the Fed's 2-percent goal in recent months.
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Of course, these changes would take Snapchat even further away from its original conception and risk alienating some of its users, who are infamously touchy.
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DXY, the dollar fell 0.2 percent to 96.53, retreating further away from a near 1 1/2- year high of 97.693 hit earlier this month.
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There are no curves in "B/W XI" (1968), but Held experiments with bunching small forms in the upper right, making them appear further away.
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The U.S. dollar, meanwhile, fell 1.17 percent against a basket of currencies, pulling back further away from a 14-year high hit earlier this week.
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Another possibility is that, as voting moves forward in April and May, the leading Democrat keeps seeing that magical percentage move further and further away.
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But on the other, appearing on the show in as Lewis's assistant would take her further away from her acting career — and might pigeonhole her.
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The embassy looked like a modern building "when seen in raking views along the front," he said, "but contradicts itself when seen from further away".
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He found that the louder the accompaniment, and the further away the listener (or microphone), the more difficult it is to hear the vocal fry.
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I think it's still OK that we start thinking about these things now, even if real AI is further away than people think it is.
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They surveyed 2000 white Americans and asked them to say whether they thought whites were "more evolved" than blacks — that is, further away from apes.
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"He's done nothing but push us further and further and further away, with every executive order that he's issued so far," Democratic New York Rep.
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You came up through a left-of-center dubstep style with Vex'd, yet your solo work moved further and further away from familiar drum patterns.
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If an item is further away, the app gives coordinates so that a user can go fetch their belongings, or have someone else do so.
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The negative side of going back is that I do have a much smaller friend basis in DC, and I'm further away from my family.
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No. I won't say Hollow Man is as hollow as the movie says, but it's certainly, for me, much further away from art than RoboCop.
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SINGAPORE, Feb 21 (Reuters) - Oil prices fell on Wednesday, weighed down as the U.S. dollar moved further away from three-year lows hit last week.
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The further away you are, the more faint your voice, and getting good at the game requires understanding this communicative distance as best you can.
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That gap is several classes, and the fact that the Raptors now feel just as far away or further away will color their entire summer.
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The comet that it is orbiting — Comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko — is getting further and further away from the Sun as it heads out toward Jupiter.
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Republican pollster Whit Ayres told The Hill that the results from Kentucky, Virginia and Pennsylvania show suburban voters are trending further away from GOP candidates.
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"The injured are dying of blood loss because there are no hospitals here," he said, adding that some had been taken to hospitals further away.
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Here's one theory: Each tap into the iMessage world sends you further away from your chat bubbles and deeper into Apple's labyrinth of special features.
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As my youth ebbs further and further away from me, I've found myself wondering about what goes on at a contemporary school disco these days.
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But that had the effect of changing his protest once again, taking it further away from his particular message about racial oppression and police brutality.
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But in a way, McCartney's folly is a message of hope, a message of solidarity with a youth he is spiraling ever further away from.
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Ashton: Well, you could have a nice healthy meal and a green juice, then you could get a little bit further away from dying, right?
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I could sense myself drifting further and further away from the paradigm that was my parents and the way I thought things had to be.
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Tread further away from London and toward Manchester, and you'll find a microcosm of music-loving promoters, artists, and punters waiting to open their doors.
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For whatever reason, the appeal of Nordic noir seems to work better the further away it is from home, at least for most American viewers.
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If the Russians were going to attack, he said, the jets would have launched an air-to-ship missile much further away from the ship.
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With this new show she moves even further away, risking alienating her fans and experimenting with the limits of political comedy in the Trump era.
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The state's demographics are shifting further and further away from Republicans, and the state is becoming more and more entrenched in a culture of partisanship.
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Yields on 30-year bonds also advanced, to 2.213% from 0.253% on Tuesday, moving further away from record lows of 1.905% touched in late August.
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The euro rose 0.2% to $1.0992, pulling further away from $90.393 - a 28-month low - touched on Tuesday before the weak U.S. data was published.
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And after the rebellion's failure, their goal of removing Mr. Maduro does seem further away, said Mr. Guaidó's deputy chief of staff, Rafael Del Rosario.
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You see Searle, projected immensely on a high, wide wall, performing, climbing, her feet traveling, slipping, closer and further away, on ground covered in oil.
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But these days the GOP looks pretty chaotic – yet the insurgent forces seem to be pushing it even further away from any respect for facts.
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A minority thought the ECB should refrain from acting altogether unless economic data deteriorated significantly and inflation expectations fell further away from the ECB's target.
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In states where an ultrasound is required, patients can go into a satellite office and speak to a doctor working in a clinic further away.
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Her subsequent experience as a college student and member of Havana's clandestine and endangered LGBTQ community seems to pull her further away from the everyday.
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The former Soviet republic is an important flour supplier to its Central Asian neighbours such as Uzbekistan and some countries further away such as Afghanistan.
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However, Rystad Energy said in a report Tuesday that figure will be "substantially lower" because Venezuela's oil will find a home, albeit one further away.
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In the process, the big blue metros have pulled further away from the small town and rural communities that provide the foundation of Trump's support.
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So late-night comedy has moved further away from the old broadcast network imperatives — safe, not offensive — to seek broader audiences of all political persuasions.
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Apple says Face ID in the new iPhones is "up to 30 percent faster" while working from further away and at more angles than before.
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The indexes were within striking distance of their all-time highs for most of September, but Tuesday's losses pushed them further away from those levels.
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Yet that move would certainly lose conservative votes, and put Speaker Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) and President Donald Trump even further away from their goal.
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They need to move gradually further and further away from their parents, but they need to know they can come back for reassurance and comfort.
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Those are crucial factors in having ad dollars move to Peacock, and making it must-stream TV. Instead of just moving further away from TV.
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About half a year since the inauguration, Congress is still debating a new health-care bill, while discussion of tax reform seems even further away.
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As Anglian Water's leverage declines during AMP6, the subordination of Osprey's bondholders also declines as the OpCo is further away from lock-up covenant levels.
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The 30-year yield rose 13 basis points to 0.615 percent, pulling further away from a two-year low of 0.575 percent plumbed last week.
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The team then created a three-dimensional map of galaxies from the data (in space, the further away a galaxy is, the older it is).
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For spacecraft that want to go further and further away from earth, a new system is necessary — and x-ray navigation could be the answer.
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Carpool Karaoke has been chasing that high ever since, but every time it adds a new scripted segment, it ends up a little further away.
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The Federal Reserve is finally moving further away from easy monetary policy and is on track to raise interest rates two or three times this year.
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Now, as the summer trickled on and the Mirage lay dormant, Cityfox's dreams of creating a raver's paradise seemed to be floating further and further away.
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Pirate attacks launched from Kenya's northern neighbor, Somalia, were a major security issue until 2012 when ships tightened security and stayed further away from the coast.
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The dollar rose against the yen, rising 0.2% to 106.48 and further away from the 7-month high of 105.05 the Japanese currency hit last week.
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The core personal consumption expenditures index, the Fed's favoured measure of inflation, slowed to 1.6 percent and further away from the central bank's 2 percent target.
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"There is a clear advantage from the euro and low oil prices helped on further-away markets," said FEVS's chairman, Christophe Navarre, after a news conference.
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MANILA (Reuters) - Philippine annual inflation accelerated in July and moved further away from the central bank's comfort range, strengthening expectations for further policy tightening this week.
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The cars will also have an upgraded set of sensors and higher resolution cameras to be able to see and identify objects that are further away.
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However, there's no denying that the longer you've been in VC, the further away you are from your experience at the coalface of running a company.
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That 18-centimetre difference might not sound a lot, but if there are 30 rows the fans at the back are over five metres further away.
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Berkanan will also show users if they are getting closer or further away from the user they're messaging with, without ever showing either person's exact location.
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Gary sent me off to play with a fishing rod a bit further away, and there was immediately a school of yellow perch waiting for me.
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The blue-chip FTSE 2100 index finished 213 percent lower at 73,27 points, further away from a record high of 2100,2100 points reached on Oct. 11.
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As with any shower, it's best to look a little further away from Orion—this will make the meteors you do manage to spot look longer.
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Politically, in nations across the world, both the left and the far right grow more numerous, and draw further away from the mainstream establishment, every year.
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The hunger takes over your body and mind, causing a stream of lucid thoughts, simultaneously propelling you closer to and further away from nourishment and contentment.
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With this year's edition, the photographs venture even further away from the calendar's roots and instead celebrate the inherent beauty of women and their raw essences.
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Germany's 10-year bond yield was up 2 bps at 0.39 percent , pulling further away from seven-week lows hit last week at around 0.34 percent.
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That seems like a funny way to go about leading the show in this direction that's further away from what Greg wants it to be [ Laughs].
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan was down 20.4 percent, pulling further away from more than two-year highs probed earlier this week.
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Luke Evans Betting habits also give an insight into the public's choice for the candidate and take us a little further away from the obvious choices.
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It's almost like the further away we get from the '90s, the more we borrow from the decade's beauty database... and we're not mad at it.
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N for 2.4 billion euros ($20173 billion) including debt in the German company's largest ever takeover, moving it further away from its main synthetic rubber business.
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Abandoning the Selective Service System would take us one step further away from a timely response to a major threat and might embolden a potential adversary.
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Sanctions will only further deter dialogue between Moscow and Washington, thereby pushing us further away from the diplomatic resolutions that would be in everyone's best interests.
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" An agreement between Trump and Democrats appeared to move further away after Wednesday's brief White House meeting, which the president blasted as a "waste of time.
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Birdie is a more rounded record, backing further away from the anxious, nightclub pop-punk of Welcome and relying on acoustic guitars and more restrained vocals.
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Spending most of my time working, moving further away from an affordable grocery store, and getting caught up in New York's take-out culture definitely contributed.
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Such old-fashioned policies are now proven to not be helpful, are almost certainly harmful to all and drive peace between Israelis and Palestinians further away.
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The annual inflation rate is expected to have cooled to 1.2 percent in March, drifting further away from the Bank of Canada's target of 2 percent.
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You can make the projection bigger by moving it further away from the surface you are projecting onto — Bissou recommends a distance of about two meters.
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McConnell immediately called White House chief of staff Reince Priebus to complain that the attack ads were counterproductive and only threatened to push Heller further away.
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"For instance, juniors will think of getting a cheaper place that's further away from campus, but they don't think about the cost of commuting," she said.
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World stocks edged further away from record highs hit last week, and the MSCI world equity index, which tracks shares in 46 countries, fell 0.2 percent.
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The apartment points to a future where Instagram moves further away from a do-it-yourself aesthetic toward a look that is more staged and polished.
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Yields on 30-year bonds were also higher at 2.217% from 0.253% on Tuesday, moving further away from record lows of 1.905% touched in late August.
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It's been five years since the last Slipknot album, and the band is neither closer nor further away from the center of the rock music conversation.
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But she started making so much money, and her success came so quickly, that the years passed, and she let college slip further and further away.
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Among the big gainers was the Norwegian crown, up more than 2% on the day as it moved further away from record lows hit last week.
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If it is not feasible to oust these Tehran-backed groups, then at the very least they must be pushed significantly further away from Israel's border.
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In a blog post Wednesday, Waymo's head of hardware Satish Jeyachandran stated the new car can detect a clearer view of its surroundings from further away.
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On the flip side, Sanders stands to benefit from the continued viability of those moderates, who seem further away from coalescing than they did last week.
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Mars is further away from the sun than Earth, and billions of years ago, the sun didn't throw off as much heat as it does now.
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The decline pulled the Dow Jones Industrial Average further away from the 20,14.823 mark after it came very close to breaching the historic level this week.
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The dip pulled the Dow Jones industrial average further away from the 20,000 mark after it nearly breached the level this week for the first time.
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Any hold of former Bush administration officials or Generals McMaster and Kelly is steering the White House further and further away from the administration's original intent.
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But Mr. Netanyahu's continued support of settlements, "strategically placed in locations that make two states impossible," he said, is driving a solution further and further away.
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The dollar extended earlier losses against the Japanese currency, slipping 0.4 percent to 110.54 yen, moving further away from its previous day's high of 111.57 yen.
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Trump's chief of staff, John Kelly, called Schumer later that day with a list of more demands, drawing Schumer further away from agreeing to a deal.
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It viewed humanism, the Renaissance, the Protestant Reformation and the French Revolution all as historical disasters that took man further away from a transcendental perennial truth.
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The pound rose further away from 20-month lows on Tuesday, helped by a weaker dollar and hopes that May could avoid a no-deal Brexit.
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The instinct to lie is cultivated over time through many tiny heartbreaks by which they get further and further away from themselves because they've been hurt.
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He then films the luminescent patterns made when the smoke rises and the rays of the sun shine through it and the verdant treetops further away.
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It might seem like just yesterday when they were brand-new, but that yesterday happened a while ago and grows increasingly further away with every passing second.
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The yuan rose half a percent in offshore markets to 6.6292 against the dollar, further away from the lows hit in June - its biggest ever monthly fall.
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If you have more mass further away from the axis of rotation, the moment of inertia is larger than if that was was close to the axis.
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In a major improvement that came to fruition in 2013, that road was grassed over and a new visitor center and car parks were opened further away.
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And then at one point we actually heard somebody screaming, further away in Penn Station, and my first thought was, 'Oh, is a plot about to start?
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In terms of reaching the elusive trillion-dollar market cap, the company is further away now than it was at other points in the last few years.
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The current language of the draft ministerial statement says Turkey "continues to move further away from the European Union" and calls on Ankara to stop "illegal" drilling.
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The closely followed spread between the 2-year Treasury note yield and the 10-year Treasury note yield slipped to 16 basis points, further away from inversion.
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But that's the basic dynamic at play here — and it's one that will continue to move the larger individual market further and further away from the ACA.
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The yuan rose 0.3 percent in offshore markets to 6.6404 against the dollar, further away from the lows hit in June in its biggest ever monthly fall.
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FFS, all we want is some fried chicken and to listen to "Flashing Lights" without it meaning anything insidious, but that possibility seems further and further away.
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When you threaten to build a wall and choose to isolate instead of unite, we move further and further away from the country we aspire to be.
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Facebook should have seen the new form of information warfare coming from further away, recognized it when it was happening, and responded much faster and more decisively.
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Swipe across the photo modes to Portrait then frame your shot—your iPhone will tell you if you need to move further away or find more light.
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Sterling climbed 0.3 percent to $1.3270, just shy of the day's highs and moving further away from a three-week low of $1.3222 in the previous session.
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Because the Zipline drones are fixed-wing aircraft, that base can be much further away than the typical 5 kilometer range of a more traditional quadcopter drone.
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Given some of the revelations in the last three or four weeks, we&aposve been driven further away from the idea of answering any questions from them.
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A few years ago, she moved even further away from direct representation by cutting up photographs from different parts of Iceland and reassembling them in abstract shapes.
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Instead, as the internet continues to become more and more vital to daily life, the areas without access drift further away from the rest of the country.
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No matter how good a single router may be, a sole wireless access point means your WiFi connectivity will suffer when you get further away from it.
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Signs of greater caution and less bullish positioning could add fuel to the global rally as they indicate the exuberance of a market peak is further away.
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When it comes to batteries, I think we'll get there – but we're at least five years away from demo stage and even further away from mass market.
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But as Air Force One climbed further away from Washington, it became clear the widening probe and suspicions of Russian influence would continue to dog him overseas.
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As housing affordability in America's economic centers grows worse, the working poor and middle class are being pushed further away from city centers and reliable public transportation.
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For some English-speaking Muslims, fighting Islamist extremism sounds more nuanced and targeted than Islamic extremism, and takes the fight slightly further away from the cultural sphere.
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With each iteration of the Sonic series, Sega seemed to veer further away from the magic that'd made their explosive erinaceidae so appealing in the first place.
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It was up a quarter of a percent at $1.2688 around midday in Britain, moving further away from a 4-1/2 month low hit on Wednesday.
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But women are even further away from safety and equality than the most cynical feminists believed when an admitted sexual predator can actually win a national election.
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Dubai's index rose 0.6 percent as loss-making theme park operator DXB Entertainments climbed 2.3 percent, pulling further away from a two-year low hit on Sunday.
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This leaves an even harder-edged Trumpism at the core of GOP activism, cementing a brand of male authority that can only drive moderate women further away.
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The dollar, on the other hand, was higher against a basket of major currencies on Monday, and moved further away from one-month lows hit last week.
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" When the Chinese athlete's Ethiopian rival steadily moved further away from her and crossed the finish line, the commentator lamented: "It's such a pity at the end.
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The sport is set to accelerate further away from the Ecclestone era, one in which the 86-year-old controlled everything with a famous reluctance to delegate.
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Spot gold was off 20.5 percent at $2560.50,250 an ounce by 0134 GMT, pulling further away from a 13-month peak of $1,279.60 reached on March 4.
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By denying two Democratic lawmakers entry to the country, both Trump and the Israeli government have only raised antagonism and opposition and pushed that generation further away.
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As the culture moves further away from the conservative ideal — as women gain freedoms, minorities assert rights, same-sex marriage proves commonplace — the monster's howls grow louder.
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The yuan rose 0.26 percent in offshore markets to 6.6296 against the dollar, further away from the lows hit in June in its biggest ever monthly fall.
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Created by the archivist Rick Prelinger, this wondrous compilation turns old film fragments into a portal onto the past that seems further away with each new Starbucks.
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Though Frayer wears a particle-filtering mask and gloves, and stands further away from his subjects than usual, people still sometimes gesture to him to back up.
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And because I haven't been able to pay it off, my credit is absolute trash, so our dream of getting an apartment seems further away than ever.
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The orbiting telescope has been low on coolant fuel for years, and now it is trailing further and further away from the Earth, making operations more difficult.
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Bridesmaids and groomsmen may find themselves even further away from homeownership: Members of the bridal party spend an additional $1,154 on wedding gifts, clothes, and other expenses.
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Franklin Delano Roosevelt's Indian Reorganization Act forced indigenous nations to adopt a governmental model structured to mirror America's, moving them even further away from their traditional systems.
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Progressive Israelis are worried, too, rightly understanding that this moves Israel further away from its stated democratic values, potentially undermining the entire project of a Jewish homeland.
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Others are further away, like outfielder Mickey Moniak, 18, the top pick in last June's draft, who reminds some evaluators of Christian Yelich, the Miami Marlins' star.
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In some areas, the triangles are small and feel further away from the picture plane; in other areas, they are larger and appear closer to the surface.
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To restrain Beijing in the meantime, Japan needs advanced weaponry and new munitions able to strike targets further away, said the sources with knowledge of the plans.
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Colville wondered if she was actually straying further away from conservatism, given her distaste for Fox News and Trump, whom she voted for but has felt disappointed by.
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An upcoming sandbox update, which Microsoft says is rolling out in the near future, will keep potentially harmful applications even further away from the rest of your system.
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That actually increases the likelihood that you'll binge on them the next time they're around, and it takes you further away from a healthy, balanced relationship with food.
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More of these volcano shapes in the light emissions of further away sources, and they should behave the same on fast radio bursts as they do on quasars.
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Click here to view original GIFWe typically only get to see rocket launches from ground level, where the space-bound craft drifts further and further away from sight.
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White spaces become enlarged or compressed as we pass from one end of the canvas to the other, and angles change as we get closer or further away.
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You can use these wifi antennas to boost the range of your router or to pick up wifi from further away (from the coffee shop next door perhaps).
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But after Thursday's data, a market gauge of long-term inflation expectations in the euro zone dipped below 1.7, moving further away from a recent eight-week peak.
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A large population further away might only experience some ash fall or mudflow confined to a river valley—though those can be very deadly if you're not careful.
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To be sure, strategists' forecasts are getting further and further away, as the recent drop in stocks is making the targets appear more bullish than their outlooks suggest.
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" And Gareth would block it and say, "Oh yeah, actually, it'd be better if that looked like it was further away," or "Let's make that a little bigger.
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Then we just started pushing the anatomy further and further away until we landed at this movie monster that Jordan was looking for, where it has massive brows.
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The business class suites don't have closing doors, but offer a decent amount of privacy, especially in alternating rows where the seats are further away from the aisle.
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"Turkey has continued to move further away from the European Union," the Commission said in its report on Ankara's progress towards membership, a path formally undertaken in 2005.
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The camera can focus on something further away on a white board or look down and read a piece of paper on a table in front of it.
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"When it's in the air, it actually looks like it's further away, then it lands and it looks closer," Volvo Australia Managing Director Kevin McCann told ABC News.
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Global investment in renewables has stalled, according to the International Energy Agency, taking the world further away from meeting the goals of the Paris agreement on climate change.
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This tattoo generates heat and a laser beam then controls the locust remotely by heating up the wing to move it closer or further away from an area.
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"Turkey has continued to move further away from the European Union," the Commission said in its report on Ankara's progress toward membership, a path formally undertaken in 2005.
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Most analysts expect the BOJ to ease further this month, with economic growth having ground to a halt and inflation sliding further away from its 2 percent target.
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That's changed as I've gotten further away from the film and had a chance to noodle it out with people who did feel the connection that eluded me.
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In a recent report, he stated car companies are continuing to move the FM radio tuner further and further away from the center of the car's entertainment system.
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TBILISI (Reuters) - Russia is moving further away from having Western sanctions lifted over its role in the Ukraine crisis, British Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond told Reuters on Wednesday.
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"We believe that environmental degradation and climate change forced community members to move further away from the settlement to farm and to find supplies like firewood," said Larsen.
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But the official said that in general, "We don't approve every strike," adding that, "This administration has moved further away" from dictating military strategy from the White House.
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However, she says, that calculus changes significantly if items are coming from further away and have to be sent immediately, which creates fewer opportunities for lumping deliveries together.
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"Given the revelations of the last three or four weeks, we&aposve gone further away from the idea of answering any questions from them," Giuliani told Sean Hannity.
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As alternative cartoonists move further and further away from being able to tell a story, it's refreshing to have a new comic from Harkham to read and enjoy.
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Less bullish hedge fund positioning and weaker high-yield bond flows pushed the indicator down to 6.1, further away from the 8.0 level strategists label a "sell signal".
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At 4.3 percent, the jobless rate is at a 15-year low, yet wage growth is weak and inflation has recently slipped further away from the Fed's goal.
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The dollar was up 26 percent at 0.73 yen, pulling further away from last Friday's low of 20.7 yen, while the euro gained 21 percent to 22.5.22 yen.
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The pan-European STOXX 600 index was down 0.9 percent at 0907 GMT, pulling further away from its highest level since the beginning of February, while Germany's DAX .
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Germany's benchmark 21.4-year bond yield pulled further away from recent 21-2327.40/1.33 month lows and yields on benchmark U.S. Treasury debt rose from 21.3-month lows.
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Germany's benchmark 21-year bond yield pulled further away from recent 332.807.20-1/2 month lows and yields on benchmark U.S. Treasury debt rose from 10-month lows.
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"One of the consequences of that is you can get whole congregations that spin further and further away from the norm of what is accepted theology," she said.
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DUBAI, Jan 25 (Reuters) - Gulf stock markets look set to stabilise on Monday as oil prices extended gains and Asian bourses pulled further away from multi-year lows.
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Improving growth prospects and increased fiscal policy support are moving the world economy further away from the scenario of 'never-ending' quantitative easing by the major central banks.
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The euro rose sharply to an eight-week high against the dollar of $1.08, further away from the 14-year low of $1.0339 it hit earlier this month.
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"One misconception is that the further away you are in the jungle, the more likely you are to get a tropical disease, and it's not true," he said.
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Yet annual price increases slowed to 1.6 percent on a core basis in March, taking the Fed further away from its stubbornly elusive goal of 2 percent inflation.
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Some of it is developed through habits and practices that feed the athletic quest for excellence but drive these individuals further away from being healthy, productive non-athletes.
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The government's new estimates also included a reduction in the 2019 inflation forecast to 3.6% from 3.8%, even further away from the central bank's official forecast of 4.25%.
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As the U.S. braces for more conflict with Iran, Tehran says it is backing further away from a landmark 2015 deal to limit its development of nuclear weapons.
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But when another recipient of Lara Jean's letters, John Ambrose (Jordan Fisher), steps into the picture, Lara Jean and Peter's happily ever after seems further away than ever.
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But two months into the 238th Congress and six weeks into the Trump administration, progress on fulfilling Republicans' major domestic policy goals is looking further away, not closer.
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"I have to say, I love U.S.A." With that comment, he received more cheers, pushing himself further away from his earlier role as the villain of the tournament.
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Is that still the current thinking, that you want to move further and further away from a pilot having as much influence on the flight of the plane?
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As I walked off my lunch, it seemed that the further away from the castle I got, the more this could just seem like any regular English town.
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In Augusta, Maine, police chief Robert Gregoire said silencer-equipped gunshots may sound further away than a typical gunshot, making it hard to track hunters in unauthorized areas.
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While many supernova remnants have been spotted before, the MWA is capable of finding those that are older and further away than the ones we already know about.
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It's all Trump, all the time, and as such, is taking us further and further away from freedom and liberty, and closer and closer to authoritarianism and fascism.
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That timeline isn't good for Fiat, whose relatively dirty fleet of vehicles is further away than other major European carmakers from meeting its 2021 target, Goldman Sachs estimates.
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Iran moved further away from the deal limiting its nuclear activities, saying it would no longer abide by the agreement unless the EU provided it with economic aid.
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Additionally, Mattel expects action figures, building sets and games to see slightly lower sales as entertainment properties like "Toy Story 4" move further away from their theatrical release.
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Inflation slowed to 3.1% in February year-on-year, according to the median forecast of the Reuters poll, moving further away from the central bank target of 5%.
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"As a rider, you do see people standing further away from the platform," said Thomas F. Prendergast, a former chairman and chief executive of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority.
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What if officers had, instead of driving into the scene, parked further away, surveyed the area, and walked into the park more slowly, while giving warnings to Rice?
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"So what's interesting is that to win a Republican primary, he'll have to align with groups that are further away from what he wants on economics," Olsen says.
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But that cannot be further away from the truth: The marketplace is also rich in polished homewares that wouldn't look out of place in a high-end interiors store.
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I guess also, removing the bodies from the identities of the people takes things further and further away from the facts of what exists in your studio or something.
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The Chinese yuan rose slightly, taking it further away from lows hit on Monday when Beijing shocked markets by allowing the currency to weaken past 7 to the dollar.
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"Even after just a few fruit margaritas, I always happened to notice my bellybutton inching further away from your spine, and my pants starting looking like leggings," he says.
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That only takes us further and further away from an outcome we know in our hearts is the only fundamental outcome, the only outcome that is the ultimate guarantor.
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Right now, Gustafsson may be further away from the rematch than ever before, but it would be a real shame if the people never got to see it again.
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If fully enacted — something far from guaranteed given the Senate's skepticism of the bill — the American Health Care Act would take the US even further away from universal coverage.
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You have to make him catch the ball further away from the basket, so I'd be more physical with him and not let him get to his spot there.
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The enforcement of this sometimes-shifting boundary can send people who find themselves on the outside further away from mainstream science, fostering a sense of antagonism and slighted outsiderism.
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Spatial audio helps you know where friends are in Room, so you can tell if they're right next to you or further away in one of the other spaces.
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The next morning they've moved the command center further away from the hole, beside a black train idling on the line, yellowed by molten sulfur with nowhere to go.
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"Turkey has continued to move further away from the European Union," the Commission said in its annual report on Ankara's progress towards membership, a path formally undertaken in 2005.
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"We will be very attentive to these risk factors that we had originally viewed as somewhat further away but that now appear to be intensifying," Diaz de Leon said.
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MOSCOW, Jan 17 (Reuters) - The Russian rouble and stock indexes stepped further away from recent multi-month peaks on Wednesday as prices for oil, Russia's key exports, inched lower.
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But if he's fighting for redemption, he should know this: redemption has never been further away, and each time he climbs into the cage, it slips a little further.
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When plugged into any outlet, the Chime Pro will assist in extending your Wi-Fi signal to ensure that you can connect to your doorbell from even further away.
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The NBA's only foreign team is even further away from the United States this week as the Toronto Raptors head to London to face the Orlando Magic on Thursday.
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The Arizona team found evidence of two earlier eruptions: namely, the gas that was further away from the Homonculus nebula was moving more slowly than the debris closer in.
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A Labour Britain, then, would move further away from the United States, opening up a rift with one of the few allies Trump has been able to count on.
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With the playoffs slipping further away with every loss, the Los Angeles Lakers will scale back LeBron James' minutes for the remainder of the season, multiple outlets reported Thursday.
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MSCI's broad index of world stocks slipped 0.2%, pulling further away from the near-year-and-a-half high reached earlier in June after falls in much of Asia.
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MSCI's broad index of world stocks slipped 0.1%, pulling further away from the near-year-and-a-half high reached earlier in June after falls in much of Asia.
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As for those outside of the path, duration will decrease as you stray further away, with anyone at the very edge only observing the eclipse for a few seconds.
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Comet 67P is moving further and further away from the Sun, and by the end of January, it will be more than 186 million miles away from the star.
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It's exactly what Cameron needs to hear — in that she's spent the whole season pushing everybody she cares about further away, for reasons even she doesn't seem clear on.
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You can find restaurants by cuisine or atmosphere, or activities organized into categories like kid-friendly, outdoors, indoors, further away, or even browse a list personalized to your interests.
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Many students are pushed out of one school only to be forced to attend another school that is further away, with less experienced teachers, similar resource inequities and instability.
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About 70 percent of South Korea's nuclear reactors are in the southeast, partly to locate them further away from North Korea, with which the country remains technically at war.
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The Nikkei ended 20.1 percent lower at 21,2610.38, extending Wednesday's 0.13 percent decline and moving further away from Tuesday's session high of 20.1,214 - its loftiest level since August 2318.08.
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The bizarre nature of the Jones Act often means that it is cheaper to purchase foreign goods shipping from much further away than it is to purchase domestic goods.
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"There&aposs much more stuff coming out of the ground and it&aposs going to produce flows that move further away," said Wendy Stovall, a U.S. Geological Survey volcanologist.
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While Barcelona pulled further away, third-place Real Madrid closed on Atlético after Cristiano Ronaldo, Gareth Bale and Karim Benzema scored in a 4-0 victory over visiting Sevilla.
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Once they get further away they get a little blur, then more, then more — until things in the far foreground or far background are blurred to the "maximum" level.
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Iyengar and Sood describe this as the "boomerang effect": The position attributed to a disliked party perceived as ideologically distant is pushed even further away from the receiver's position.
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" Later "Star Trek" shows like "Deep Space Nine" and "Enterprise" have moved further away from stand-alone episodes and on "Discovery," Mr. Goldsman said, "We don't reset every week.
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Lean in close to spot the details and you may just hit your head, as it's easy to assume the pipsqueak Miata is further away than it actually is.
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All these variables raise the risk that CAATSA sanctions could backfire, driving the targeted country further away from the United States toward Russia or an alternative competitor like China.
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The U.S. put military and economic cooperation on ice following the 2014 military coup, but the withdrawal has seen the country turn further and further away from democratic values.
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Echoing an internal dialogue about the complexities of living in the diaspora and experiencing your country as an outsider, floating further away from your most sacred memories of home.
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Moving further away from the 2015 nuclear agreement, Iran said Thursday it had stopped honoring the deal's limits on research and development, a potentially important breach of the accord.
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Sterling climbed 0.4 percent to $1.353.6 (1.00 pounds), just shy of the day's highs and moving further away from a three-week low of $1.3222 in the previous session.
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However, Pederson said wideout DeSean Jackson is a "little further away" and likely will not return from his core muscle injury until Week 5 against the New York Jets.
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"Individuals' memories further away from the event can be less than certain than what might have been, had they been interviewed as soon as the event occurred," he said.
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On Tuesday night, that number is likely to grow to seven and Cruz's chances of beating Trump for the Republican nomination will slip even further away from his grasp.
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Against a basket of other currencies, the dollar fell 0.3 percent at 96.44, retreating further away from a near 1 1/2- year high of 97.693, hit earlier this month.
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Footage from CNN NEWS 18 showed police chasing protesters through dense forest near Nilakkal, the main entry point to the temple, which is about 18 km (11 miles) further away.
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For one thing, the company says its customers have been asking for the option to still buy stuff that's located further away than they want to travel for a pickup.
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With global stocks enjoying another day of gains, the dollar rose 0.3 percent to 111.38 yen, pulling further away from a five-month low of 108.13 yen set last week.
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Lower rates have been expected by analysts for a number of reasons as May inflation pulled further away from the central bank's 2 percent target to stand at 0.8 percent.
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Brent crude futures were at $71.49 a barrel at 0943 GMT, down 0003 cents from their last close and further away from Wednesday's five-month high of $72.27 a barrel.
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More than 250 water barriers, weighing two tonnes each when full, will be used to cordon off restricted zones, while demonstration zones will be designated much further away than usual.
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"We've noticed with the kangaroo being in mid-flight ... when it's in the air it actually looks like it's further away, then it lands and it looks closer," Pickett said.
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The big question that Anker and company keep asking mid-climb is whether it's worth continuing, knowing that each additional foot up the Fin moves them further away from safety.
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Growth in payments volumes ticked up as the company continued to move further away from its original business of serving mom-and-pop shops and sole sellers to larger businesses.
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Instead, a third, unsuspected peak from further away, Mount Hubley emerged in the survey with a height of 2717 meters to yank the title and push Chamberlin to number three.
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I regularly thank my 24-year-old self for having the foresight to move slightly further away for a great deal in an up-and-coming neighborhood...albeit with cougars.
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Then there's the design, which employs a stem much like Apple's AirPods — that should help keep an uninterrupted connection by pushing the wireless radios further away from the listener's ear.
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Many people end up living further away, where public transit isn't as good, and spending way too much on private transportation, which ends up creating a dirtier, more dangerous city.After.
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Both images are signs denuded of all other information except their outlines, to leave the thing itself even further away from my hands than is typical in a gallery context.
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Capcom's showed this weird tendency to slowly water down the series, getting further away from the horror core that made the first game, and its initial follow-up, so brilliant.
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As you get further away from the hard division of those two genders, the blue and pink backgrounds fade away and eventually unite across the screen under the color purple.
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"Today Turkey is definitely further away from becoming a member of the European Union than ever before," Gabriel said in an interview with news magazine Der Spiegel published on Saturday.
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PHNOM PENH (Reuters) - Cambodia and China signed 19 aid and investment pacts on Thursday in the latest sign of their strengthening relationship as Cambodia turns further away from Western donors.
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It's allegiance to even objectionable free speech shifts Facebook further away from being a media company and more towards a technology platform…or a digital nation-state of its own.
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"As we move further away from patriarchal beliefs, traditions, and political systems, we're reclaiming parts of ourselves that have been suppressed, beaten down, and hidden throughout history," Luna tells Broadly.
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Rubinstein: I didn't like the idea—I thought they should be further away from Steve, so it's a little more difficult for him to drop in any time he wanted.
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Germany's 10-year government bond yield was lower 1.5 bps to 0.72 percent ahead of this release, dropping further away from multi-year highs of 0.81 percent hit last week.
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They ultimately hope that their findings will be used to help inform city policies on how to develop bike lanes on routes with less pollution or further away from cars.
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Following the tender, the five-year yield dipped 1.0 basis point to minus 0.090 percent, edging further away from its three-month high of minus 0.075 percent touched last week.
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Russian assets were under pressure from oil prices with stocks down 201613 percent and the rouble pulling further away from 201603-211/0.080 month highs hit earlier in the week .
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At a practical level, beauty sickness steals women's time, energy, and money, moving us further away from the people we want to be and the lives we want to live.
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In currency markets, the British pound pulled further away from last week's two-month highs against the euro as investors awaited the next steps to break the deadlock over Brexit.
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The dollar's index against a basket of six major currencies stood at 94.904, up 0.1 percent and moving further away from a 10-month low of 94.476 touched on Tuesday.
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But continuing to misdiagnose the current challenge as strictly an opioid epidemic means moving our country further away from addressing the real challenge, and jeopardizing our children along the way.
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The dollar was buying 119.75 yen, down about 0.2 percent, pulling further away from a six-week high of 13 yen hit on Friday after the BOJ's announcement stunned markets.
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While the rear leg is further away and the path of a round kick is longer, the paths of turning kicks—such as back kicks and wheel kicks—are shortened.
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The British currency also struggled against the dollar, failing to hold on to earlier gains that had lifted the pound further away from sub-$02303 10-month lows last week.
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That was the fourth weekly downward revision in a row and is the lowest projection so far this year, moving further away from the central bank's official forecast of 4.25%.
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You can't get much further away from the Jesus most of us understand, whether we're believers or students of religion, than some of the analogies that they like to use.
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We save the real good, hot stuff for when something's a little harder or we're further away from the cat on the set, just to make it worth their while.
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Dick's Sporting Goods, one of the largest firearms retailers in the United States, is moving further away from selling guns, even as the shift takes a toll on its earnings.
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So one of Temer's policy ideas has been to raise the retirement age, something that has infuriated Brazilians who saw their much-awaited retirement be pushed further away from them.
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"As we get further and further away from his life, it's easy to forget what he was really about," says Daily Show correspondent Roy Wood Jr. in the clip above.
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USC is already without its second-best receiver, Steven Mitchell Jr., who missed Saturday's win against California with a groin injury, and he appears further away from returning than Burnett.
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As we near Palms station, the boys make fun of the woman's insistence on propriety, insulting her in both English and Spanish until she leaves for another seat further away.
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The single currency was last up 0.6 percent at $1.0647, pulling further away from $1.0515 set a week ago which was its lowest since March 2015, according to Reuters data.
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The more that Britain has learned about the reality of Brexit — as opposed to the fantasy sold during the 2016 campaign — the further away Parliament has seemed from a solution.
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The first is the richest 1 percent of households, who have pulled further away from everyone else in recent decades, with income gains that have been larger than economic growth.
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In a demo, the ATAP team showed how you can scroll across messages with pretty amazing precision by just holding your hand over the watch and move closer and further away.
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Guzman noted the prospect of a deal with the group – which carried out a bomb attack in Bogota in January that killed 22 police cadets – appeared further away than ever now.
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That means an FDA-approved peanut immunotherapy as a medical treatment, rather than a supplement, is probably further away than some of the other headlines you've seen might make you think.
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Canines have over 18 muscles in each ear, allowing them to independently orient their ears like radar dishes; dogs can hear sounds that are four times further away compared to humans.
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That would push Britain further away from its largest trading partner and make it harder to avoid border checks between Ireland and Northern Ireland, which is part of the United Kingdom.
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Italian officials approved a plan to divert large cruise ships weighing over 96,ooo tons further away from Venice landmarks including St. Mark's Square, the Grand Canal, and the Ducal Palace.
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The eight planets orbit more tightly around their star than in our solar system, but they could have started off further away and migrated closer, Vandenburg said during the press conference.
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The drama, set in the tech world, has become one of TV's best series about how we use electronic means both to draw others closer and to push them further away.
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They are venturing further away from the mainland and they are spending freely, splashing $21 billion overseas in 2000, according to the latest data from the United Nations World Tourism Organization.
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A sharp decline in supplies from Mexico could raise the cost of fuels overall if U.S. refiners are forced to buy heavier crude grades from further away, adding to shipping costs.
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Some distance further away, at the town of Sunndalsoera, Norway's largest power consumer Norsk Hydro has Europe's largest aluminum plant with annual capacity of well over 400,000 metric tons of metal.
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FUNDAMENTALS * ALUMINIUM: LME aluminium was up 0.3%, pulling further away from a 29-month low hit on Monday, when an upswing in exports from top producer China fuelled worries about oversupply.
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Just this week, she pushed Silicon Valley even further away when she promised to not raise money from tech "executives" — and even to return qualifying donations that she has already received.
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The euro weakened slightly to $1.1420, as data showing Euro zone business growth almost stalled in January knocked it further away from a three-week high of $1.15405 set last week.
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But this emphasis on Kendall's pure intentions and heart of gold actually move us further away from any meaningful conversations about race; and they certainly don't make me sympathize with Jenner.
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With economic growth having ground almost to a halt and inflation sliding further away from the central bank's 2 percent target, most analysts expect the BOJ to loosen policy this month.
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There is a "strong case" for the BOJ to stick with its 2 percent price target, because this will pull interest rates further away from the zero lower bound, he said.
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"For me candidate Planet Nine is a close object, although it is about 700 times further away as the distance between the Earth and the Sun," noted Linder in a statement.
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Even though I sometimes think this ladder could go on up forever, with the top rung ever-further away, I think it's always worth giving yourself increasingly ambitious goals and dreams.
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Throughout her 17 days lost in a dense Hawaiian forest, yoga instructor Amanda Eller said a "voice" guided her throughout the area, leading her further and further away from her vehicle.
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It doesn't get any further away from Ballet Slippers than this, folks — and paired with sleek hair and a single-shoulder dress, we think the bold departure is a brilliant one.
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"No agents witnessed any of the migrants at the fence line, including children, experiencing effects of the chemical agents, which were targeted at the rock-throwers further away," the statement said.
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RATING: THREE AND A HALF POPEYES Carmelo is out of focus, permanently in need of a readjusted approach as basketball's prevailing ideological approach drifts further and further away from his style.
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But closer to 10:30 pm, Politico reported that protests of up to 1,000 people, including Sanders supporters and Stein herself, had emerged a little further away from the convention itself.
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Game theory may tell us that adding the richest companies in the world to that group would surely push the idea of universal healthcare in the U.S. further away from reality.
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The sad reality, however, is that the proposed efforts by the Trump administration will move the country ever further away from addressing the pressing issue of immigration in a just society.
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The pound was up 0.4% at $1.2477, after rising to as high as $1.2494, a two-day high, and further away from the 27-month low of $1.2382 hit on Wednesday.
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Under the agreement, in exchange for lifting sanctions Iran is obliged to take steps to put it further away from developing a nuclear weapon while keeping a peaceful nuclear energy program.
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Analysts say these kind of tests also could speed up the North's testing program as it moves further away from Soviet-era missiles and begins developing more of its own technology.
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The desert route also leads the troops further away from the Makhoul mountains east of Baiji, from which Islamic State has been launching mortars in and around the town for months.
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"It seems like we have gone back to our roots and are trying to mine a journey once again, maybe a little bit further away this time, in space," Bettel said.
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I look at the table plans that are laid out for meetings for the new Silk Road, and the Russian president is seated further and further away from President Xi Jinping.
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The heart to heart that inspires leaves me not inspired that Emmit is going to make the right choice, which would be any choice that moves him further away from Vargas.
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And not to engage on trade would only confirm Chinese suspicions that Taiwan under the DPP is not to be trusted and is intent on drifting further away from the mainland.
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What Pew documents in this massive and important study is that Republicans and Democrats have never been further away from each other in terms of their ideological approach to the world.
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Portage has helped plow Gary's streets, but it's further away politically than it has ever been: Lake County, where Gary is located, was the only county in northwest Indiana that Mrs.
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The Italy/Germany 10-year yield spread tightened by about 7 basis points to 295 bps, moving further away from a five-year peak of around 315 bps hit last week.
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"Settlement policies are hurting support for Israel and moving us further away from a two-state solution," Biden said during his address at the progressive pro-Israel advocacy group J Street.
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However, Cecil said Ohio, a longtime presidential election bellwether, has moved further away from Democrats, and he predicted it would be easier for the party's nominee to win Texas this cycle.
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The single currency was last up 0.3 percent at $1.1695, after rising as high as $1.1737, its highest since May 24, pulling further away from 2018 lows of $1.151 last week.
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All movies are time machines, and restoration helps bring the moving-image present together with a past that is always — as prints decay, labs close and money ebbs — moving further away.
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BofAML's bull and bear indicator has moved further away from the sell signal level of 8 and was at 6.1 on weaker high yield flows and less bullish hedge-fund positioning.
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Indonesian officials have said Bali remains safe for tourism, but there have been cancellations even in areas further away from the volcano amid concerns that ash clouds could disrupt air connections.
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I think most of the public, on many issues, is further away from the brink than governments are, but as long as the public stays quiet, nothing is going to happen.
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"The benefit we have is just by geographically being further away and in a different locale," Erickson says, pointing to Fear the Walking Dead's use of water and desert in particular.
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The 20-year JGB yield rose 2.0 basis points to 0.215% , pulling further away from Friday's low of 0.145%, while the 30-year JGB yield rose 2.5 basis points to 0.345%.
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That could be a lure for Prime members who already shop Whole Foods, but could push price-conscious shoppers further away from the chain, given its existing reputation for high prices.
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I called to see if I could make another appointment and was informed there wasn't another one available for a month and that one was at an office even further away.
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In fact, you could argue that no team stands further away from the Larry O'Brien trophy right now—not the New York Knicks, not the Sacramento Kings, not even the Nets.
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" Money decisions after that are less about being good or bad, right or wrong, he said, and more about, "does this purchase get us closer to our goals or further away?
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"Clearly, the corner is further away than we expected and we expect this to lead to underperformance in the near term," analysts at RBC Capital Markets said in a client note.
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In bars further away from the glittering night life of the central city, young comics tell jokes in Cantonese, the dominant language in Hong Kong but one on the retreat elsewhere.
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So we need to motivate the security tools community to step further and further away from signature-based detection, because it's unacceptable that if you redeploy malware it can go undetected.
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BERLIN, Feb 20 (Reuters) - Anglo-German chip designer Dialog Semiconductor is buying California-based Adesto Technologies for $500 million to diversify further away from its reliance Apple, it said on Thursday.
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The Australian dollar was up 0.6 percent to $0.7277 helped by stronger-than-expected first quarter economic growth, which pushed it further away from last week's three-month low of $0.7145.
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If the IBF decides to enforce a mandatory challenger before a rematch, then the heavyweight division could be further fragmented and the prospect of an undisputed champion further away than ever.
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Our vantage point, a bird's-eye view, is much further away from the figures than in "Plague at Ashdod," and the dead are heaped in piles, with no one in charge.
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As the city moves further away from its industrial past, the river's water gets less polluted each year, signaled by the increase in mayflies that swarm joggers on the riverside trails.
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