Financial and operational incentives could help AV services gain momentum.
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Since then it's struggled to gain momentum in either chamber.
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At that time, his career was beginning to gain momentum.
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I did gain momentum and I felt our team did.
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The Me Too and Time's Up movements continue to gain momentum.
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It's Carlson's hope that her message will continue to gain momentum.
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As I predicted last year, online education continued to gain momentum.
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Norwegian producer Kygo's march into the mainstream continues to gain momentum.
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They continue to gain momentum, often by executing bold urban projects.
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ResearchKit continues to gain momentum in research areas outside traditional diseases.
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I flailed my legs in a futile attempt to gain momentum.
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But O'Malley never saw his campaign gain momentum, as Sanders quickly did.
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In 2017 Facebook's mission to connect the world will likely gain momentum.
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"From the next week, the monsoon could gain momentum," the official said.
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Cybersecurity watchers will be looking to see if the measures gain momentum.
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Our live blog tracked reaction as European equities struggled to gain momentum.
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The idea is unlikely to gain momentum in the Democratic-controlled House.
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The senator has also recently struggled to gain momentum in the polls.
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The sale, dubbed Project Dawn, is expected to gain momentum after the summer.
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This is where the fight against kakistocracy, and its actors, will gain momentum.
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Demand for new loans should gain momentum soon as a result, he said.
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But if they abate, then populist movements in other countries will gain momentum.
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Those proposals could gain momentum as more claims of harassment come to light.
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Islamist militant groups have used that as an opportunity to gain momentum across Africa.
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Tillis suggested putting together pairs of compromises that satisfy both sides to gain momentum.
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The automaker is also expanding and updating its crossover line-up to gain momentum.
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Mr. Sanders will have another opportunity to gain momentum after the New Hampshire primary.
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We think it's a trend in health care that will continue and gain momentum.
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They allow testimony to gain momentum and crescendo in a moving and intimate way.
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The "open banking" system may take a while to gain momentum with the public.
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The page took time to gain momentum, but it took off within three months.
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" That plan quickly fell apart: "But before those negotiations could gain momentum, they collapsed.
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Warren has appeared to gain momentum recently and has surpassed Sanders in several polls.
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These determined nationalist efforts continued to gain momentum during the ensuing months and years.
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At some point, as we gain momentum, we will lean into other vertical markets.
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" He added that, "we cannot allow ISIS to gain momentum at this critical point.
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It's expected that "Frozen II" will continue to gain momentum during Thanksgiving holiday week.
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Jobless claims unexpectedly fell last week, suggesting the labor market continued to gain momentum.
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But the posts still illustrate how false stories originate or gain momentum on Reddit.
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We expect the fiscal and growth-enhancing reform drive to gain momentum after the congress.
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It will start small but I'm confident we will gain momentum as we go forward.
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The company, which struggled to gain momentum, sold in February to the Chinese company Toutiao.
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Instead, she thinks more targeted tariffs on parts of the U.S. economy could gain momentum.
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If that's the case, it's possible a standalone measure on the issue could gain momentum.
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Social movements —particularly ones that gain momentum on social media— are often hard to quantify.
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I've been covering the company since 2016, when it started to gain momentum with shoppers.
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It was not clear whether the bill would gain momentum in an otherwise gridlocked Congress.
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Biden was only expected to gain momentum on March 22005, and that's exactly what happened.
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After lying dormant for decades, the ERA has begun to gain momentum in recent years.
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Once it got going, it was bound to gain momentum simply because of that size.
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This comes as the #MeToo global movement to stop sexual harassment continues to gain momentum.
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While the economy started 2016 on better footing, it is still struggling to gain momentum.
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So you can expect her resurgence to gain momentum as G. Schirmer promotes her music.
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In parts of Africa, Latin America and Asia, the #MeToo campaign has struggled to gain momentum.
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It seems that Move Loot is starting to gain momentum as more people see its advantages.
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Trudeau's campaign has struggled to gain momentum after pictures of him wearing blackface emerged last month.
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EXCLUSIVE-INDIAN SUGAR EXPORTS GAIN MOMENTUM DUE TO WEAK RUPEE, RECOVERY IN GLOBAL PRICES -TRADE SOURCES
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"Investor sentiment could become more tempered amid increasing visibility into AMD share gain momentum," Rakers said.
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"Improved climatic conditions are allowing harvesting work to gain momentum," consultancy Agritel said in a note.
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Finding a mentor can help you gain momentum in both your career and your professional life.
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The payment data leads to the question of where this technology might gain momentum, beyond speculation.
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That helped the dollar weakness gain momentum, as Mnuchin's comments were also perceived as trade-related.
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Backers of the bill have been meeting with White House officials to try to gain momentum.
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The euro's weakness comes at a time when the dollar itself has struggled to gain momentum.
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Over the summer, the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) began to gain momentum in the polls.
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Sandler added new bets on Blackstone and Facebook, betting their solid performance will continue to gain momentum.
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The result eased concerns that anti-EU, populist voices could gain momentum in the upcoming French election.
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Although the surfer does need a running start to gain momentum, the clip is still pretty incredible.
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In parts of Africa, Latin America and Asia, however, the campaign has struggled to gain momentum. 1.
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We felt like it was going to take us a bit to gain momentum throughout the tournament.
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And establishment Democrats are signaling that they'll rally to defeat Sanders if he continues to gain momentum.
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First, arguments for a national popular vote and the abolition of the Electoral College will certainly gain momentum.
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For the dollar rally to gain momentum, the market needs to change its interest rate pricing, Weston added.
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Concerns over Brexit started to gain momentum after two polls last week showed the 'Leave EU' campaign leading.
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Candidates are said to gain "momentum"; truly exceptional debate performances may even be judged to be "game changers".
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Rand Paul, another libertarian, anti-establishment Republican, who dropped out of the race after failing to gain momentum.
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We just tried to regroup in the third and gain momentum back and, hopefully, get the next one.
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The idea is that you'll gain momentum by watching debts disappear and that will motivate you to continue.
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The Texas senator faces a tough reelection race against O'Rourke, who has continued to gain momentum in polls.
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O'Rourke ended his presidential campaign earlier this month after failing to gain momentum in the crowded primary field.
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Leaders of the camps' various Palestinian political factions said they hoped to gain momentum from the popular outrage.
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Officials are worried it may gain momentum, like the 2014 Ebola outbreak, which killed more than 11,000 people.
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Average rental rate for mature malls (opened for 2265 months) continued to gain momentum in 29935, +6% yoy.
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The risk of damages increases as candidates gain momentum, expand their staffs, and get closer to Election Day.
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In doing so, movements to "decolonize" and create gender parity in the arts are starting to gain momentum.
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Kyrsten Sinema's victory last year to gain momentum in the state and grab Arizona's 11 electoral votes in 2020.
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Even before the movement began to gain momentum last year, Swift had spoken out prominently about her own harassment.
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Every one of those moments became a kind of setback to an economy that was starting to gain momentum.
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Against Erdogan, a masterful campaigner, the CHP has failed to gain momentum outside its core base of secular voters.
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The CME's own "all-in" price contract, which does represent a direct challenge, is still struggling to gain momentum.
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"We expect growth to gain momentum in 2018," Bank of America Merrill Lynch analysts said in a note Monday.
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The attack from Cruz comes as O'Rourke continues to gain momentum in his quest to unseat the GOP senator.
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As the movement she started continues to gain momentum, this message will underpin everything she and her followers say.
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If the economy continues to gain momentum, inflation is likely to rise further toward the Fed's 2 percent target.
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Risky assets struggled to gain momentum after Monday's relief rally with weak manufacturing surveys pointing to global economic headwinds.
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Perhaps I'm still deluded, but I'm hopeful that notion will continue to gain momentum as we head into 2019.
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Through the months of agitation, and with Cameroonians abroad organizing protests, a small separatist movement began to gain momentum.
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What's more, those who do well in California could gain momentum, a valuable asset in a closely contested race.
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CVS Health is now offering GlaxoSmithKline's new shingles vaccine at its pharmacies nationwide as Shingrix continues to gain momentum.
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In the United States, the blockchain sector hopes projects will gain momentum thanks to support from the incoming Trump administration.
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He says other "exit" votes could be ahead, as populist movements in countries like France, Italy and Spain gain momentum.
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Historically, discount stores haven't seen a huge Black Friday boost, but they do gain momentum later on in the season.
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However some see the predicted rejection of Renzi's wishes as a potential opportunity for anti-European populist to gain momentum.
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Castro's economic power was further concentrated, but that didn't bode well for the Cuban economy, which failed to gain momentum.
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Though future tie-ups may not all be as large, oil and gas merger activity is expected to gain momentum.
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Many Warren voters, like Mather of Richmond, fear Sanders will not yield if his fellow senator continues to gain momentum.
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As Apple Watch continues to gain momentum, Google's software-only strategy looks increasingly out of sync with today's smartwatch market.
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"That fundamental difference in alignment is why I think the private equity model is going to continue to gain momentum."
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This could buy it much-needed time and some modicum of protection to allow its growth efforts to gain momentum.
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Risky assets overall struggled to gain momentum after Monday's relief rally, with weak manufacturing surveys pointing to global economic headwinds.
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Startups like TruePic, which use AI and blockchain technology to detect manipulated photos, have started to gain momentum as well.
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"Leader Pelosi strongly supports this bipartisan legislation and hopes that it will continue to gain momentum," a spokesperson said by email.
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The number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits unexpectedly fell last week, suggesting the labor market was continuing to gain momentum.
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But the result is still a disastrous start for a project that has struggled to gain momentum in the cryptocurrency world.
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As the crowd begins the chant, Trump waits 290 seconds -- and appears to let it gain momentum -- before resuming his speech.
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It's a fairly soft consequence, though Kickstarter's page and newsletter promotions do go a long way toward helping projects gain momentum.
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The case is one of the most prominent to have arisen since the #MeToo movement began to gain momentum in China.
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"After five years of turnaround strategy, G4S still struggles to gain momentum," analysts at Jefferies said in a note to clients.
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But not everyone who participated in the protests, which attracted only a few hundred people, is optimistic they will gain momentum.
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A White House aide said officials are having internal talks on what to do about potential bills as some gain momentum.
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Auto loans to more creditworthy clients continue to gain momentum, signaling an improvement in the credit profile of Canadians, Gomes said.
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But faced with the prospect of a Trump appointee singlehandedly running the agency, some are hoping reform talks could gain momentum.
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"I don't have to win these places, I just have to hang in there and continue to gain momentum," Kasich said.
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Critics of the policy shift blasted the move, arguing it opened an opportunity for terrorist groups like ISIS to gain momentum.
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Attempts to address taxes and harmful content will gain momentum this year, potentially setting up more tension with the United States.
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"We want to know where the [voters] 'start' and what groups are moving toward them as they gain momentum," he said.
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"We want to know where the [candidates] 'start' and what groups are moving toward them as they gain momentum," he said.
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Democrats believe the conversation will continue to gain momentum as long as Americans are hurting and the wealthiest grow disproportionately richer.
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However, there are signs that the overseas additional Tier 1 (AT1) market could gain momentum as long as pricing differences are addressed.
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Japan is seeking to implement joint business projects on the Kuril Islands as a way to gain momentum to resolve the dispute.
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Federal Reserve officials last month saw the case for easier monetary policy gain momentum, minutes from the central bank's June meeting showed.
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Nearly 303 of 100 senators, including Clinton's vice presidential running mate Tim Kaine, also back it and expect it to gain momentum.
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The dollar struggled to gain momentum after an overnight surge, declining a quarter of a percent against a basket of its rivals.
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However, the company said the monetisation of its digital audience continued to gain momentum, partly offsetting the decrease in print advertising revenues.
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Democrats are starting to see Warren's campaign gain momentum after a slow start, while Sanders could be losing steam with some progressives.
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Here's what's really at play: Elizabeth Warren is struggling to gain momentum in her quest to be the Democratic presidential candidate 2020.
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Couple that consciousness with the latest technology and availability of environmental, social and governance data, and you rapidly gain momentum for action.
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The company does still expect constant currency adjusted core earnings to improve by year-end and gain momentum into 2019, he added.
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" The group has also sought to gain momentum for its cause by launching a nationwide "Road to a Green New Deal Tour.
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Still, Mr. Navalny has been an effective organizer of nationwide demonstrations, and the government typically fears any protest that could gain momentum.
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"Momentum is the real thing, and you can gain momentum in a situation, like he had with Gerald and Thomas," Coleman said.
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One of the most buzzy food items of 2019 is continuing to gain momentum in online orders as we head into 2020.
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The deal struggled to gain momentum in syndication after investors shied away from buying debt in a company facing uncertainty, sources said.
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Canada's economy has been struggling to gain momentum since the plunge in oil prices put the country in a brief recession last year.
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Canada's economy, pushed into a brief recession last year by weaker oil prices, was already struggling to gain momentum before the Brexit vote.
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As the movement continues to gain momentum on ancestral ground of the Great Sioux Nation, a coalition of female warriors are standing strong.
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Sources at two banks outside EOS said they would wait to see whether the contracts gain momentum before deciding whether to use them.
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Dow futures turned positive, trading more than 100 points higher as Hillary Clinton appeared to gain momentum over Donald Trump amid the debate.
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He said the partnership with Itochu opened this opportunity to push on to gain momentum before a planned Series B round next summer.
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The company's ever-important new cloud bookings also continued to gain momentum, seeing an increase of 28% and reaching €255 million ($280 million).
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"As these funds continue outperforming, they'll gain momentum," said Kristin Hull, founder and CEO of Nia, which launched the fund in December 2015.
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These hypotheses are likely to be tested by polling in coming weeks, and if they prove up, a Bregret campaign will gain momentum.
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Their increased efforts on social media marketing campaigns featuring celebrities like models Kendall Jenner and Hailey Baldwin also helped the brand gain momentum.
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The July debates were a last-ditch effort for lower-tier candidates to have their breakthrough moment and gain momentum around their campaign.
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And if they can gain momentum, they will have to deal with the scrutiny, from journalists and their rivals, that comes with it.
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In the worst cases, bouts of capital flight can gain momentum until the value of the currency collapses, plunging the nation into crisis.
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We were even more surprised to see Buttigieg gain momentum, rivaling career politicians like Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders in states like Iowa.
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A few brave women Perhaps the highest-profile social movement to gain momentum during 21979 were the protests against Iran's compulsory hijab law.
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Once you have developed a clear vision for your brand, the expectation of your expertise and authority in your field will gain momentum.
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If she is unable to gain momentum in Iowa or New Hampshire, come Super Tuesday she might have a similar fate to Sen.
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Only then can we secure big and bold victories that gain momentum across the nation and eventually trickle up to the federal level.
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Nine states plus the District of Columbia have already approved this reform, and it continues to gain momentum and support across the board.
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Some view that as a winning strategy for their campaigns this time around — especially as they try to gain momentum before the September debates.
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But in the face of an increasingly progressive party, his bid failed to gain momentum, resulting in lukewarm debate performances and flat polling numbers.
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Dow futures turned positive on Monday night, trading more than 100 points higher as Clinton appeared to gain momentum over Trump amid the debate.
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Lucid and its competitors will now have to gain momentum under a new administration whose leader has publicly rejected the concept of global warming.
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" He added, "That support has helped Hillary Clinton gain momentum by winning three out of four contests in February, and eight on Super Tuesday.
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While drone racing continues to gain momentum, we'll keep to wondering about their other applications, like potentially causing a crisis for the Second Amendment.
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A top Senate leader is throwing his support behind a compromise bill on encryption, possibly helping the measure gain momentum in the upper chamber.
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That means if these conditions do last long enough, a different group of stocks will gain momentum, and those stocks could become consistent winners.
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Tattoos continue to gain momentum in celebrity and culture, and if 2016 has taught us anything, it's that tattoos really are for the masses.
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The debate in Greenville, South Carolina, comes as the remaining seven candidates aim to gain momentum heading into the state's primary on Feb. 20.
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While the negotiations over Dr. Blasey's testimony seemed to gain momentum, they could still falter over the details, which include who will question her.
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As national programs gain momentum, the development, acquisition, fielding and, ultimately, use of these systems will become very difficult, if not impossible, to stop.
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Amazon lost share in the public cloud business in the fourth quarter, while Microsoft continued to gain momentum, according to research from KeyBanc analysts.
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Canada's economy was already struggling to gain momentum after being pushed into a mild recession in early 2015 by the collapse of oil prices.
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In the meantime, calls for court-packing could become a clamor, or some other kind of end run around the court could gain momentum.
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I don't enjoy talking about this highly personal experience, but as I see the #WalkAway movement gain momentum, I feel compelled to share my story.
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Narrow regulatory ideas could gain momentum that prevent online location tracking, strengthen privacy protections for children and teens and require stronger disclosures for data breaches.
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Dr. Gkionakis also expects a sterling rise to gain momentum as traders price an earlier date for interest rate rises from the Bank of England.
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As Senator Bernie Sanders appears to gain momentum in his race for the Democratic presidential nomination, the breadth and depth of his support remain uncertain.
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In fact, Republicans have been reluctant to reinstate the equal time rule because its removal allowed conservative networks and talk radio shows to gain momentum.
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However, the third track has been talked about for many years, she said, and could gain momentum now that the governor is behind the plan.
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Similar strikes are planned in other countries - including Britain, Poland and Ireland - as the movement for women's rights continues to gain momentum around the world.
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Lower rates could help Latin America's largest economy gain momentum after its deepest recession in decades and bolster a long-awaited rebound in corporate investments.
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It took years for his career to gain momentum, and even after he started getting traction, there were discouraging setbacks on the way to success.
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The Republican establishment had been hoping to give him a Waterloo in Wisconsin, seeing it as their Stop Trump campaign's best chance to gain momentum.
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While the introduction and the first chapter take a while to gain momentum, the remainder of the book is vivid with detail and sharp analysis.
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Live sports ratings on traditional cable networks have fallen in recent years as over-the-top streaming services gain momentum and consumers cut the cord.
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"Unless there are unexpected developments, we expect this trend will also gain momentum," Moon said during a meeting with health officials at Seoul City Hall.
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New York City Public Advocate Tish James, who had appeared to quickly gain momentum early this week, took herself out of contention on Friday afternoon.
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But it was unclear whether Ennahda expected its candidate to win or merely ran him to gain momentum for parliamentary elections scheduled for Oct. 6.
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StrongArm, for example, is starting to gain momentum, having sold more than 4,603 units of its digital safety wear in the last couple of years.
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As U.S.-Taliban peace talks gain momentum, many women fear losing hard-earned freedoms since U.S.-backed Afghan forces overthrew the austere Taliban in 2001.
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And these trends could strengthen - they could gain momentum they could consolidate and they could threaten the fundamental freedoms, and democracy that our grandparents fought for.
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The investigation came amid a wave of allegations that has stoked debate and seen the #MeToo movement gain momentum and expand into different sectors of society.
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France and other countries were meant to maintain and upgrade older radio transmitter stations called Loran-C, which date back decades, for eLoran to gain momentum.
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The current relationship took decades of incremental work to build up, and did not really gain momentum until former president Felipe Calderón took over in 2006.
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It expects Austria's economy to gain momentum in the third quarter, forecasting 0.4% growth on the quarter in real terms as the global economy picks up.
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The research firm anticipates sales will get off to a slow start this year due to factory changeovers but then gain momentum as production picks up.
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Although jobs growth has slowed as the euro zone's second-biggest economy struggled to gain momentum last year, thousands of new jobs are still being created.
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DIY therapy is likely to only gain momentum as we wait out the long scientific and legislative process necessary for these substances to become legitimate medicines.
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The revolution in Egypt and other Arab countries was not instigated by Twitter, Facebook and other social-media services, but they certainly helped it gain momentum.
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With Elliott's involvement, this effort could gain momentum and solve what analysts at Jefferies have described as Thyssenkrupp's "identity crisis", people familiar with the matter said.
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Those efforts have been challenged in the courts, but could eventually gain momentum as Washington complies with commitments made last year during climate talks in Paris.
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While both Apple and the FBI have said they would like Congress to help resolve the dispute over encryption, legislative proposals have failed to gain momentum.
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E-commerce continues to gain momentum — a trend we'll see played out in the next two months of holiday shopping — and with that comes more consolidation.
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Last year, as his insurgent candidacy began to gain momentum, Bernie Sanders sat for an interview with Ezra Klein, the editor of the Web site Vox.
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The group expects inter-Korean economic cooperation to gain momentum when "conditions are ripe" regarding bilateral relations and as the sentiment from the international community improves.
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Meanwhile, for the lower-polling candidates, this dinner could have been the breakout moment they needed to gain momentum — to become a success story like Obama.
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And many economists expect the trend to gain momentum this year, as a tighter labor market forces employers to pay more to hire and retain workers.
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Although jobs growth has slowed as the euro zone's second-biggest economy struggled to gain momentum last year, thousands of new jobs are still being created.
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The labor market strength comes despite signs the economy struggled to gain momentum early in the first quarter after slowing in the final three months of 2016.
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Recount requests filed by the Green Party's Jill Stein continue to gain momentum in key swing states as her campaign raises millions in a matter of days.
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However, the latest attempt could gain momentum because it has the endorsement of Alvarez, a close ally of Duterte, who enjoys a super-majority in the legislature.
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But analysts doubt whether the economy will gain momentum in coming months, with the recent market turbulence and slowing Chinese growth clouding the outlook for corporate profits.
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Now back in the majority, they have a rare opportunity to pass a bill that has struggled to gain momentum in both chambers when it's come up.
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While Santorum presented a tough challenge to Romney last time around, his campaign has struggled to gain momentum in the crowded field of Republican candidates this cycle.
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Consumer spending accounts for around 60 percent of Japan's economy, and there is renewed focus on the household sector as consumption has struggled to gain momentum recently.
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After a series of strong quarterly earnings results and sweeping initiatives employed by CEO Tom Hayes to improve the business, Tyson Foods' stock started to gain momentum.
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The full ad is a three-second gif of three different women/ It didn't take long for the tweet to gain momentum and the backlash to start.
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Polls have shown a neck-and-neck race ahead of November's midterm, as O'Rourke has continued to gain momentum in a state that generally favors the GOP.
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But this rise could struggle to gain momentum against the weaker economic backdrop, with the government on Wednesday also cutting its inflation forecasts for 2015 and 2016.
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They see the potential for cyclical stocks versus defensives to continue to gain momentum in the near to medium term in the U.S. and in emerging markets.
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As the transgender phenomenon and the #metoo movement gain momentum, she discussed the ways in which new generations formulate their own ideologies for their own historical contexts.
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While the economy hasn't shown signs of further weakening, there is little to suggest that growth, and in particular consumer spending, will gain momentum in early 2020.
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But for Regeneron to really gain momentum, Boroden thinks the stock needs to break out of its pattern of rallying between $33 and $50 after big declines.
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Still, the global Gap business and the Banana Republic brand remain Gap's weaker links, with Old Navy posting promising growth recently, and Athleta starting to gain momentum.
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As more mid-level engineers find themselves dissatisfied with their work and more tech leaders decide they want to right their wrongs, this movement will only gain momentum.
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To encourage supply, which Coveney said was beginning to gain momentum, new housing units and renovated vacant units are excluded with rents instead determined by the market rate.
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The idea of wholesomeness as friendliness and warmth and support seems to have become not just salable but fashionable shortly after another movement began to gain momentum online.
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ET. The Mexican peso has hit all-time lows against the U.S. dollar in the last few days as Donald Trump appeared to gain momentum in election polls.
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Foreign sales were expected to gain momentum in the coming year, supporting the outlook for exports, which is a key part of the Bank of Canada's economic view.
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Pricing nonetheless improved for all three brands, PSA said, and sales are expected to gain momentum from a product offensive getting underway, with eight model launches this year.
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" A spokeswoman for the U.N. mission said the protest "started to gain momentum after (Haley) left, IDPs became upset that she was not able to meet with them.
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But the idea of repealing California's ban under Proposition 25.2 has continued to gain momentum in recent years, said Rusty Hicks, the chair of the California Democratic Party.
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Finally, in order to invest in a company, you have to achieve clarity around what the company is doing, why it's important, and how it will gain momentum.
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The phrase would gain momentum as the week wore on; Chris Christie turned it into a call-and-response routine from the stage in the arena that night.
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As these arguments gain momentum among thought leaders and economists across the political spectrum, including a co-founder and original investor in Facebook, the company has battled back.
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Their point appeared to gain momentum late last year, when prominent Republicans including House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) linked the committee's creation to Clinton's presidential campaign.
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While he said he does not like buying "laggards and losers," trader Steve Grasso contended that American Express has "upside" if can gain momentum on any good news.
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However, with manufacturing still struggling to gain momentum and German companies losing competitiveness, it was unclear if the economy's new consumption-based growth model was sustainable, he added.
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Frank Pallone (D-NJ) last year introduced a consumer protection bill called The Game Act, but tells Axios that it was unable to gain momentum until SCOTUS ruled.
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It captures how political movements develop and gain momentum, by capturing people's convictions one by one, then how in Northern Ireland that fervor turned into suffering and violence.
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The campaign decided on the theme at a time when Biden's locked in a three-way tie for second place in the state and looking to gain momentum.
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The move arrives less than a week after Castro announced he was dropping out of the presidential race after failing to gain momentum in the crowded Democratic field.
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The idea is that you'll gain momentum by watching debts disappear — as you would watching a snowball grow bigger and bigger — and that will motivate you to continue.
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Jaitley said economic growth was expected to gain momentum in the coming quarters, as the impact of economic and structural reforms undertaken by the government takes firm root.
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It's a stark contrast from just a week ago, when senators had hoped to gain momentum coming out of what they anticipated to be a freewheeling floor fight.
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The idea is that you'll gain momentum by watching debts disappear, as you would watching a snowball grow bigger and bigger, and that will motivate you to continue.
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The former came out at a good time to gain momentum before the nominations came out, but hasn't been around so long that people are tired of seeing it.
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The data suggests companies are starting to delay their investment plans due to uncertainty about the overseas economy and signs that domestic consumer spending is struggling to gain momentum.
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The addition of some of these business leaders could help Buttigieg gain momentum with fundraisers and have enough cash on hand to successfully compete in the later primary states.
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And while Mitchell is more than willing to inject himself into the education debate, he hopes shedding light elsewhere helps him gain momentum in the race's last two weeks.
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A candidate who shows more strength in polls of a key state - Iowa, for example - might pull off an upset and gain momentum throughout the rest of the campaign.
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Low volatility in 2017 impacted investment bank results, but Oudea said in a TV interview that volatility could gain momentum as central banks start to exit accommodative monetary policies.
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"Despite the rains that interrupted harvest in various areas of the agricultural region, the soy harvest is beginning to gain momentum," the exchange said in its weekly crop report.
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While unions have been common in legacy print newsrooms, such as the New York Times and the Washington Post, they are only starting gain momentum at digital media companies.
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In the lull, Trump appeared to listen, letting the chant gain momentum, before resuming his speech, which continued with a litany of complaints against Omar and the other lawmakers.
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Yet the Cubs, whose own title drought stretches four decades beyond Cleveland's, hope to gain momentum from their 2016 farewell game at old Wrigley Field and complete a comeback.
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At the same time, economic indicators have suggested Britain is already struggling to gain momentum after a sluggish start to the year, while consumer and business sentiment has soured.
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But social attitudes shifted as animals from the frontier were brought into urban zoos for mass display, and conservation movements began to gain momentum in the 1940s and 1950s.
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"After a calm phase, industrial output will gain momentum in the course of the year," the ministry said, pointing to full order books and favorable economic conditions for trade.
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Democrats are hoping to add an upcoming special election in Pennsylvania to their recent string of wins, as the party looks to gain momentum ahead of the 2018 midterms.
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Gabbard's presidential campaign continues to gain momentum, but she has seen her political and personal reputation smeared and her candidacy intentionally damaged by Clinton's malicious and demonstrably false remarks.
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Having ran up as far as $1.2988 sterling started to splutter badly and was back down under $1.28 by the time U.S. FX trading had started to gain momentum.
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The campaign said it was vital to secure delegates in the state, alongside a finish in the top three to help the campaign gain momentum ahead of Super Tuesday.
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Earlier on Monday, newspaper Diario da Amazonia reported Guedes would leave in February, once the fiscally crucial social security overhaul passes Congress and his tax reform proposals gain momentum.
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"As to-be-weds are increasingly using their beauty and fashion choices to showcase their unique style preferences, this bold trend may also gain momentum in 2020," she added.
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But in another sign of today's not-like-the-movies political situation, Sanders appeared to gain momentum in the weeks after his campaign announced that he had been hospitalized.
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Earlier on Monday, newspaper Diario da Amazonia reported Guedes would leave in February, once the fiscally crucial social security overhaul passes Congress and his tax reform proposals gain momentum.
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Small-business hiring showed a slowdown for the sixth consecutive month in August but hourly earnings continue to gain momentum, a report from human resources firm Paychex said Tuesday.
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Though Republicans have used the killing to try to gain momentum in the fight, they'll face an uphill climb to get the six Democratic votes needed to move forward.
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In 1992, Bill Clinton lost Iowa and New Hampshire, only to gain momentum in the South and win the nomination with a coalition of moderate Democrats and minority voters.
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The pace of growth in Canadian manufacturing was little changed in May as measures of new orders and employment slowed, the latest sign the economy is struggling to gain momentum.
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Still, the pace of recovery, particularly from an extremely weak prior month, the year-on-year decline and slowing accumulated growth all suggest the economy is struggling to gain momentum.
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The number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits unexpectedly fell last week, hitting its lowest level since 103, suggesting the labor market continued to gain momentum despite weak economic growth.
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" Niv commented: "I believe we are on the verge of a new era in which Deep Learning and Artificial Intelligence will gain momentum and impact every aspect of our lives.
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The Taliban issued a statement to announce Baradar's appointment and a reshuffle in their team to put senior leaders into key positions as the talks with U.S. officials gain momentum.
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It was removed from the Code of Points because it was a "belly beat" move, which is when the gymnast hits their hips into the low bar to gain momentum.
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"Indian coal imports will gain momentum in Q4 2017, especially for Indonesian coal," said Rodrigo Echeverri, head of hard commodities research at Noble Group, at an industry event last week.
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But this generation, a child from New Jersey or a child from Somalia or a child from Ghana uses the power of social media to gain momentum and support globally.
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"We realize that U.S.-Taliban talks will gain momentum only if the insurgent leaders start engaging with the Afghan representatives," a senior German official said, speaking on condition of anonymity.
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Congress may not have succeeded in hobbling Planned Parenthood, but as these state attacks gain momentum, the result is reduced access to essential health care for millions of American women.
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But the Sanders campaign believes that those numbers may not matter if they can win more states and gain momentum in the remaining primary contests before the convention in July.
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Even so, his bid to gain momentum heading into April was dealt a considerable blow by Clinton's convincing win in much larger Arizona, the biggest delegate haul of the week.
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Buttigieg has struggled to win over black voters, especially as he tries to compete with former Vice President Joe Biden for the moderate lane and gain momentum in South Carolina.
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"If Fast Forward is going to gain momentum or if it's going to die a painful death, it's going to happen at the hands of Albany legislators," Mr. Sifuentes said.
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But once the primary is over, with the final round of primaries next week, Podesta predicted Clinton will begin to gain momentum in Silicon Valley and elsewhere around the country.
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But some of the key factors that led to its rise in the country are beginning to shift, leading some to wonder if the currency will continue to gain momentum there.
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Week two and three saw a small dip in first night viewership, but interest in viewing the show on its premiere night continued to gain momentum throughout the seven-episode season.
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The release of the ad comes comes more than a week ahead of the next primary debate on October 15, as Klobuchar is struggling to gain momentum in a crowded primary.
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Legislative action on criminal justice reform, which seemed to gain momentum earlier this year, has been put on hold amid a contentious political election where crime has played a prominent role.
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In China, the world's biggest auto market on which Infiniti has focused to gain momentum, the brand sold over 10,000 vehicles, up 4 percent, in the first quarter of the year.
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The rebound in real consumer spending last month supports expectations that consumption was held back by temporary factors in the January-March period and will gain momentum in the second quarter.
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In the early days, the company's hands-off approach to regulating uploaded content allowed it to gain momentum, but that changed when rights holders and music labels began to take notice.
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At the same time, Senator Kamala Harris of California is struggling to gain momentum even though she has the backing of politicians across the country, including her state's governor, Gavin Newsom.
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So if you just compare that, those two things, you realize how the narrative of electability acts as a bludgeon for campaigns who are trying to gain momentum in this environment.
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The hybrid strategy really began to gain momentum last year when the company forged agreements with the top public cloud vendors including Microsoft, Google and IBM, and most importantly, market leader AWS.
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Harris, Booker, and O'Rourke's campaigns have all been struggling to gain momentum, and despite donors loving Buttigieg, the Indiana mayor also hasn't seen much traction outside of a few state-level polls.
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"Hiring is strong and evidence continues to accumulate that the economy is beginning to gain momentum heading into year-end," said Steven Blitz, chief U.S. economist at TS Lombard in New York.
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Indeed, at some point, the campaign, if it continues to gain momentum, could begin to raise questions, beyond whether or not it's smart for people to be sending their money to Kolfage.
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New U.S. single-family home sales jumped to a seven-month high in February, suggesting the housing market recovery continued to gain momentum despite the challenges of high prices and tight inventories.
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By pushing out the exit date, lawmakers within Parliament may be able to gain momentum toward a softer Brexit or even a second referendum — something that Euroskeptics would be keen to avoid.
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According to Seaburg, with the central bank meetings behind us for now and the following catalyst for stocks being next earnings season, the markets could continue to gain momentum to the upside.
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Even the other team, which includes "Weird Al" Yankovic, looks impressed, and the show's host Jane Lynch keeps her cool but gradually gets more animated as the team starts to gain momentum.
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That measure, from Republican Representative Jeb Hensarling, is expected to pass the House sometime this summer, but is unlikely to gain momentum in the Senate where Democrats' votes are necessary to pass.
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A shifting Sun Belt Sinema's victory showed that Democrats are continuing to gain momentum in the rapidly diversifying Sun Belt and firmly places Arizona among the most important presidential and Senate battlegrounds.
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Legislative action on criminal justice reform, which seemed to gain momentum earlier this year, has been put on hold amid a contentious political campaign in which crime has played a prominent role.
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State budget analysts expect tax revenues to grow at a slower clip than in the decades before the Great Recession, threatening renewed budget squeezes just as the economy begins to gain momentum.
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U.S. data showed the biggest increase in retail sales in seven months in July as consumers boosted purchases of motor vehicles and lifted discretionary spending, suggesting the economy continued to gain momentum.
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An effort to pressure companies that advertise on Mr. Hannity's program on Fox News appeared to gain momentum in recent days based on Twitter messages from brands including Keurig, Reddi Wip, Realtor.
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In the House, Democratic support for an impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump's alleged wrongdoings continues to gain momentum, even as investigators are expanding their probes into new areas of Trump's orbit.
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High-flying technology shares took the brunt of the global equity sell-off triggered by fears that U.S. inflation may gain momentum and force the Federal Reserve into a more aggressive tightening path.
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In a brief interview with Reuters on Tuesday, House Natural Resources Committee Chairman Rob Bishop expressed confidence that once rank-and-file House Republicans familiarize themselves with his bill, it will gain momentum.
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Data for July showed the biggest increase in U.S. retail sales in seven months as consumers ramped up discretionary spending and boosted purchases of motor vehicles, suggesting the economy continued to gain momentum.
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But it's starting to gain momentum, as 50 million people now spend at least 1 minute per month on Watch, and total Watch view time is up 14X since the start of 2018.
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The world's oil tankers risk losing almost a third of their value should a shift away from fossil fuels gain momentum in the coming decades, according to a report by Maritime Strategies International.
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Trump said Monday that Bush has "disgraced himself" by failing to gain momentum for his presidential bid despite Bush's campaign and outside allies spending tens of millions of dollars to buoy his campaign.
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The move towards a political solution could yet gain momentum in the run up to the 19th Communist Party National Congress, China's twice a decade handover of power scheduled for later this year.
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Klobuchar's agriculture agenda could help her gain momentum in Iowa, the site of the crucial first-in-the-nation presidential caucus and the second-highest agricultural producing state in the country after California.
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But Mueller's obstinate refusal to answer questions — he instead repeatedly referred lawmakers to his report — gave Republicans the impression that if Democrats hoped to gain momentum from the hearing, they'd be sorely disappointed.
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"Oscar's third-quarter 2019 financial results showcase that Oscar continues to gain momentum toward its financial goals and that our unique business model is working," Oscar CFO Sid Sankaran said in a statement.
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Underdog candidates such as Jimmy Carter in 1976 and Barack Obama in 2008 used a victory in the Iowa caucuses to gain momentum that took them all the way to the Democratic nomination.
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A backlash against the showcase culture is beginning to gain momentum, at least among some college coaches who say they have changed recruiting methods to try to find more well-rounded young players.
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Although it was eventually defeated, the campaign for privacy changes appeared to gain momentum through the fall, with Goodlatte acknowledging that a clean reauthorization of the provision was a nonstarter in the House.
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"(Developed Market) economies are likely to grow at their current pace for the next year or so – it is therefore emerging market expectations that need to gain momentum," she said in a research note.
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In fact, he says Superpedestrian has been quietly modeling out this business-to-business diagnostics business since nearly the company's launch five years ago but was waiting for small motorized vehicles to gain momentum.
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In its latest World Economic Outlook, the Fund said that chronically weak advanced economies are expected to benefit from a cyclical recovery in global manufacturing and trade that started to gain momentum last summer.
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The pace of growth in Canada's manufacturing sector stepped back in June as measures of output, new business and employment all fell, data showed, the latest sign Canada's economy is struggling to gain momentum.
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The marchers took over a major highway and several avenues in Caracas, the nation's capital, and poured into the city's plazas in an effort to gain momentum for a referendum to recall Mr. Maduro.
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The remaining head-worn AR division failed to gain momentum after prolonged setbacks in adoption of its AR smart glasses, including difficulties in training workers to use the futuristic hardware, a source told TechCrunch.
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The tweet came minutes after the South Carolina contest was called for Biden, who picked up a crucial win as he seeks to gain momentum moving into Super Tuesday for his White House campaign.
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Polls have shown that the parties' closest rival, the center-left Social Democratic Party (SPD), has failed to gain momentum and it is currently in second place with around 22 percent of the vote.
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The move prompted the resignation of the head of state oil company Petroleo Brasileiro SA and stirred concerns among investors over government finances as the economy struggles to gain momentum after a painful recession.
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That ruling was reversed shortly after it was issued, but demonstrations against Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro have continued to gain momentum amid skyrocketing inflation and dwindling access to basic necessities, like food and medicine.
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HELSINKI (Reuters) - Finnish mobile games maker Supercell reported rising full-year sales and core profit on Wednesday, with hit titles Clash of Clans, Hay Day and Boom Beach continuing to gain momentum in Asian markets.
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While newer entries, such as the compact NX and even smaller UX are starting to gain momentum of their own, they have a long way to go to catch up to the original Lexus CUV.
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No word if the briefing will be open or closed, but expect Senate Dems to pounce on Comey's firing and attempt to gain momentum in their push for a special counsel for the Russia investigation.
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"There are a lot of cross-currents in the market today with the dollar struggling to gain momentum and other currencies awaiting major developments," said Manuel Oliveri, a currency strategist at Credit Agricole in London.
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Upcoming economic data locally, with business confidence and industrial production figures due in the session, also put the brakes on the rand with investors keen gauge whether growth will gain momentum going into year-end.
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While it is possible that protests will gain momentum when Macron unveils more hard-hitting reforms over the next year, including changes to unemployment benefits and pensions, things have so far played in his favor.
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"While June seems a given for a rate hike, investors are questioning a September move, especially if economic data continue to be mixed and if inflation doesn't gain momentum," Prudential's Krosby said in an email.
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Announcing the prospective running mate at this point in the campaign could help Cruz recapture attention as Trump continues to gain momentum and close in on the 1,237 delegates needed to win the nomination outright.
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In the face of rising water levels that they knew would gain momentum over the course of many decades, they would regularly dig up the bodies of their ancestors to rebury them on higher ground.
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But Mr. DeSantis struggled to gain momentum, and he trailed in the polls for much of the campaign after telling Fox News that Florida voters should not "monkey this up" by voting for Mr. Gillum.
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Most low-polling candidates have positioned themselves between the Biden-represented centrist establishment and the left wing led by Warren and Sanders, so ultimately they will struggle to gain momentum unless Biden declines, experts say.
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Real wages rose at their fastest pace in more than 21 years in June, thanks mostly to higher bonus payments, offering policymakers some hope that consumption will gain momentum and encourage firms to raise prices.
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Beto O'Rourke reported a record haul of campaign cash last quarter, with donations pouring in from people across the country, as he tries to gain momentum in the Texas US Senate race against Republican Sen.
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Talk of regulating big tech companies began to gain momentum after it came to light that Russia had used platforms including Facebook and Twitter in its attempt to interfere with the 2016 presidential election race.
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WASHINGTON, March 23 (Reuters) - New U.S. single-family home sales jumped to a seven-month high in February, suggesting the housing market recovery continued to gain momentum despite the challenges of high prices and tight inventories.
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In a sign that popular protest could gain momentum, truck drivers belonging to France's second and third largest unions said they would launch a rolling strike on Sept 25 to force the government into a reversal.
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As Trump began to amass delegates and gain momentum, his feud with his GOP rivals grew increasingly acrimonious and the "Never Trump" campaign -- a rare inter-party movement aimed at stopping its own front-runner -- failed.
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If they can start getting bigger companies standardized on iOS, they can gain momentum around iPhone and iPad use, whether at work or at home, and the set of partnerships has helped reinforce that work component.
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Start-up companies in Southeast Asia should recognize unique talents as they scurry to gain momentum in a rough-and-tumble world of competition, and overcome obstacles from logistics and timing to localization, entrepreneurs told CNBC.
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Most notably, 99 (formerly "99Taxis") was able to gain momentum early on with exclusive services that extended beyond basic ride-hailing (such as its 99 TOP and 99 POP services) and better tools for its drivers.
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Investors are thus concerned U.S. inflation, long subdued since the financial crisis a decade ago, could gain momentum as President Donald Trump's tax cuts this year could stimulate an economy already near or at full employment.
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In the minutes of last week's monetary policy committee meeting, the bank said recent developments had helped total loans gain momentum, adding that normalisation in credit conditions will be important for the outlook of economic activity.
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LONDON (Reuters) - European shares, stuck just below 21-month highs for more than a week, struggled to gain momentum on Wednesday, with strength in banks and big oil majors offset by weakness in miners and autos.
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It's difficult to contemplate Trump's presidency without replaying that fateful November night, where an outsized reality television star slowly started to gain momentum in Florida… then Pennsylvania…and then West Virginia, and Michigan, and so on.
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U.S. retail sales recorded their biggest increase in seven months in July as consumers boosted purchases of motor vehicles as well as discretionary spending, suggesting the economy continued to gain momentum early in the third quarter.
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ET (12:30 GMT) that is likely to show U.S. retail sales rose 0.1 percent in August, following a strong reading in July that suggested the economy continued to gain momentum early in the third quarter.
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Investors are concerned that U.S. inflation, long subdued since the financial crisis a decade ago, could gain momentum as President Donald Trump's tax cuts this year could stimulate an economy already near or at full employment.
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Candidates often rely on making a splash in those contests to gain momentum and raise more money, but Bloomberg will likely be able to stay in the race as long as he wants without such pressure.
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"As esports continues to gain momentum with brand marketers and advertisers, the need for independent, third-party verification of audiences and brand exposure is critical," said Nicole Pike, managing director of Nielsen Esports, in a statement.
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After a lackluster finish in Iowa, the third-term Minnesota senator harnessed a standout debate performance on Friday to gain momentum and emerge as the unexpected story of New Hampshire, a state famous for springing electoral surprises.
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But this month, sterling has slipped a little after a string of data showed the British economy struggling to gain momentum, at odds with the BoE's more rosy outlook, and as traders took profits from September's rally.
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If Sanders wins the Iowa caucuses on Monday and continues to gain momentum, it is possible he could arrive at the convention with the most delegates — but without enough to win the nomination on the first ballot.
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Aucion said the ISS's projections, based on extensive research, interviews and data from previous elections found that the ANC risked important losses in a number of metro areas, a trend that could gain momentum in subsequent years.
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The German sportswear maker began a strategic review last year of its golf business, announcing that it had hired an investment bank to explore options for the business, which has struggled in recent years to gain momentum.
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Truth is, De La Hoya doesn't want him to face GGG till 2017, so the bout can gain momentum—in part so it has a tiny shot at reaching the casual fans that Pacman and Money alienated.
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But pressed on how he continues to gain momentum without a clear winning path in the polls, Kasich plotted a Bernie Sanders-esque strategy of nabbing a handful of delegates in states that have contests in March.
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While long dollar bets remain among the most crowded trades in the foreign exchange markets, the euro has been pegged back by a series of negative headlines about the European economy, which is struggling to gain momentum.
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In an annual assessment of Canada's economy, the IMF said while it expects the recovery to gain momentum in the near term, risks to the outlook are significant - including a sharp correction in housing and U.S. protectionism.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. retail sales recorded their biggest increase in seven months in July as consumers boosted purchases of motor vehicles and raised discretionary spending, suggesting the economy continued to gain momentum early in the third quarter.
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Still, Facebook has struggled to gain momentum, and in January an executive in charge of courting China's government left after spending three years on a charm campaign to get the social media service back in the country.
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The custom of tipping has been around since the Middle Ages but didn't gain momentum in the United States until after the Civil War, when wealthy patrons began tipping carriage drivers and workers at lodges and restaurants.
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D.J. Soto, along with a small but vocal group of reformers, believe that the time is right for a spiritual movement to gain momentum in VR. Soto was always going to be a preacher—until, suddenly, he wasn't.
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The Florida Panthers earned a big victory with a potential cost last time out and hope to gain momentum while avoiding a lengthy injury to one of their key players when they host the Colorado Avalanche on Saturday.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - The pace of growth in Canada's manufacturing sector stepped back in June as measures of output, new business and employment all fell, data showed on Monday, the latest sign Canada's economy is struggling to gain momentum.
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LAUNCESTON, Australia (Reuters) - It's not unusual for a financial market to be pulled in different directions simultaneously by competing influences, but what is notable for gold currently is the apparent inability of the contradictory factors to gain momentum.
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I'd asked my missus to put one on [social media] and messaged a few of the lads from rugby, but there was someone from ITV and one of the Chuckle Brothers as well, which helped it gain momentum.
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And, although some grassroots organization amongst veterans groups have begun to gain momentum, they have not yet gained the media's attention in the same way those frustrated with the future of ObamaCare have at recent town hall events.
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The Minnesota senator did make a more direct case for Iowa voters than any other candidate on stage, but she struggled to gain momentum and instead spent most of the night repeating herself and taking shots at Trump.
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The assessment comes as both Western-backed security forces and the Taliban have pushed to gain momentum as the United States has stepped up efforts to find a peaceful settlement to end the 17-year-long war in Afghanistan.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The top Democrat on the U.S. House of Representatives' most wide-ranging investigative panel sent 51 letters on Wednesday demanding that the Trump administration provide documents for a wave of investigations expected to gain momentum in January.
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Other hashtags that gain momentum in the wake of major events, like #LoveWins during the SCOTUS gay marriage ruling in 2015 or #JeSuisCharlie during the Charlie Hebdo shooting in France in 2015, have also been used millions of times.
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Although the implementation has yet to gain momentum as the principle's code of conduct conflicts with national sovereignty, the awareness and willingness to protect people from deaths and sufferings caused by civil wars, disasters and dictatorship is gradually increasing.
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SAO PAULO, Oct 30 (Reuters) - Brazilian retailer Magazine Luiza SA expects an even more positive fourth-quarter, as the country's economic recovery is likely to gain momentum with the approval of key reforms, Chief Executive Officer said on Wednesday.
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KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 30 (Reuters) - Malaysia's robust economic recovery is drawing foreign investors back to its markets but investment activity may only gain momentum after the general election, the chairman of Malaysia's second largest CIMB Bank said on Wednesday.
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Weeks after the humiliating defeat in July, when the Obamacare repeal fight seemed to be over, the current bill was introduced by Republican Senators Bill Cassidy and Lindsey Graham, a close friend of McCain's, and seemed to gain momentum.
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Collins visited Amazon's campus to talk about some ideas from the book, including a concept he called "turning the flywheel" — in essence, figuring out how to push your business so that it starts to gain momentum, growing faster and faster.
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But Soto, along with a small but vocal group of reformers, believe that the time is right for a spiritual movement to gain momentum in VR. For one thing, social VR is thriving, with a throng of new worlds coming online.
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Cunningham blasts Sanders: 'South Carolinians don't want socialism' MORE's presidential campaign said on Wednesday that top aides are "confident" in the Democrat's chances in the Nevada caucuses as he looks to gain momentum in more diverse states in the coming weeks.
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The emphasis on speed at the expense of efficiency is even evident in the growth of rail services between Asia and Europe seeking to win volume from maritime routes ("China-Europe containerized rail shipments gain momentum", Journal of Commerce, 2015).
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Australian voters want Malcolm Turnbull to remain prime minister, according to an opinion poll on Saturday, as questions about his leadership gain momentum with his coalition facing possibly the 30th straight loss in a major poll on Monday.
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Still, ROC United's One Fair Wage campaign has appeared to gain momentum as other high-profile, progressive policies—and left-wing figures like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, herself a former bartender who backs the Raise the Wage Act—have become more mainstream.
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In the past, even in crowded fields (think Republicans in 2016), front runners do emerge, gain momentum as they rack up wins in primaries, and reach or exceed the magic 51 percent threshold well before the convention gavel comes down.
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Canada created more jobs than expected in August on increased hiring in the construction and services sectors, but the gains did not fully make up for recent declines in employment, pointing to a labor market that was struggling to gain momentum.
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The snowball method is another effective way to pay down debt fast, especially if you struggle with motivation; it prioritizes your smallest debt first (regardless of interest rate), so that you'll gain momentum as you wipe out more and more debt.
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KABUL (Reuters) - The top U.S general in Afghanistan told NATO troops on Tuesday to prepare themselves to deal with "positive processes or negative consequences" as peace talks between the U.S. and the Taliban to end a 17-year war gain momentum.
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The document swiftly went viral on Chinese social media on Tuesday amid a wave of other allegations that has stoked heated debate and seen China's fledgling #MeToo movement gain momentum and widen to different aspects of Chinese society despite government pressure and censorship.
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Data this week showed tepid growth in consumer spending in January, weak equipment and construction spending and a wider goods trade deficit, suggesting the economy struggled to gain momentum early in the first quarter after slowing in the final three months of 2016.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sterling extended losses for a second consecutive day on Tuesday after a survey of Britain's construction sector showed growth cooling in June, adding to signs that the economy might be struggling to gain momentum after a slow start to the year.
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The 25-year-old has slowed considerably since then, but looks to gain momentum from a three-run homer in his last outing when the visiting Yankees open a three-game series against the Toronto Blue Jays on Tuesday at Rogers Centre.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Planned Parenthood is reporting a spike in donations and demand for long-acting contraceptives since Donald Trump's election as U.S. president while abortion foes hope to gain momentum in their quest to cut public funding to the women's health organization.
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"While June seems a given for a rate hike, investors are questioning a September move, especially if economic data continue to be mixed and if inflation doesn't gain momentum," Quincy Krosby, Chief Market Strategist at Prudential Financial in Newark, in an email.
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This time it was Bob Schieffer who did the "he became president of the United States in that moment" bit, and Republicans are cautiously optimistic that, like many embattled presidents before him, Trump can use this overseas trip to gain momentum at home.
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"As #MeToo was starting to gain momentum, you saw some female celebrities come out and reveal they had been paid far less than their male counterparts," said Diana Doukas, who served as director of the White House Business Council during the Obama administration.
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"The federal government made their bed with its policies, so let them sleep in it," said Ms. Cook, emphasizing that efforts to end the contract had started to gain momentum about four months ago, well before the migrant family separations made national headlines.
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Bloomberg ally Steve Rattner explained his thinking on MSNBC's "Morning Joe" this week, saying that Bloomberg will be there on Super Tuesday to act as a centrist fallback option for Democrats if Sanders continues to gain momentum through the early-voting states.
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Javier H. Valdés, co-executive director of Make the Road Action, said the organization will help Sanders gain momentum in Nevada, hopeful that a win in the third state to vote this year will "propel" Sanders to win in the subsequent contests.
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When Carter came out on top and used the victory in Iowa to gain momentum in the New Hampshire primary, the former governor of Georgia showed how success in this small state could catapult a lesser-known candidate and devastate more established opponents.
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They've premised their candidacies on doing well enough in Iowa, New Hampshire or Nevada in order to gain momentum and capture the support of South Carolina's black voters -- estimated to be as much as two-thirds of the primary vote in the state.
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The remarks reveal both a deep frustration within the White House with congressional leadership and a political tactic of placing the onus on Congress to advance the agenda on health care, tax reform and other legislative priorities that have failed to gain momentum.
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It was around then, though, that Hellfyre Club began to gain momentum, not as a label, but as a collection with four principal players: Mike, Nocando, the underground legend Busdriver, and a promising newcomer more than ten years their junior named milo.
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Indeed, the dollar failed to gain momentum after data on Wednesday showed U.S. inflation was stronger than expected in January, sending Treasury yields to four-year highs, as investors bet the Federal Reserve could increase interest rates as many as four times this year.
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Deutsche Bahn has said the overland route is appealing to electronics and automotive manufacturers because the value lost on goods such as computer components and engines during the longer sea journey is high ("China-Europe containerized rail shipments gain momentum," Journal of Commerce, 2015).
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Advisory work should gain momentum as buyers focus on the long-term advantages of Brazil, a market of 200 million people, and seek top-notch assets made available by the recession and a weaker currency, said Marco Gonçalves, head of M&A for BTG Pactual.
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Combining the knowledge and resources of all stakeholders, from the healthcare industry to educational institutions to government agencies, we maximize our "collaborative IQ." As more people become aware of the problem of social isolation—and maybe identify it in themselves—our movement will gain momentum.
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Sanders, in a far better position, continued to seek the 2016 nomination after his path had disappeared, on two theories: that every voter deserved a say and that superdelegates could flip to him if they saw him gain momentum, or saw Clinton felled by scandal.
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The progress and awareness of #MeToo and the Time's Up movement have continued to gain momentum as more and more women demonstrate that every opportunity is an opportunity for change, and that there is no place too big or too prestigious to call out injustice by name.
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Despite a contraction in the first quarter, the bank maintained its loan growth target of 5 to 6 percent for 2016 on expectation the country's economic recovery would gain momentum in the latter part of the year, president and CEO Noriaki Goto said in the statement.
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As the bake sale continues to gain momentum, she's already strategizing about how to work more effectively with Planned Parenthood New York, as well as fostering a relationship with Lenox Hill Neighborhood House, a community-based nonprofit steps from Flora Bar on the Upper East Side.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - New U.S. single-family home sales increased in June as purchases in the West surged to a near 20.4-year high, but downward revisions to the sales pace for the prior three months pointed to a housing market that is struggling to gain momentum.
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While they likely didn't anticipate that things like internet campaigns would gain momentum and force them to change their ingredients, the success has been tangible: In 22019, a petition by "Food Babe" Vani Hari led to Kraft dropping artificial dyes from its ubiquitous macaroni and cheese.
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The turnover is still miniscule compared to overall electronic volumes, which totaled 494,593 lots for the three metals during the same period in early June, but opponents are concerned that it could gain momentum, leaving the traditional model favored by miners and industry with scant liquidity.
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But because Mr. Mueller made no determination — and wrote a damning report that showed repeated efforts by Mr. Trump to interfere with his inquiry — questions about whether the president obstructed justice have lingered as Democrats have sought to gain momentum in their investigation of Mr. Trump.
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"It would be possible to reverse Taliban momentum" We also have to be careful to note that "ISIS" in Afghanistan is really composed of disgruntled Taliban who were unhappy with the direction of the movement and who were seeking to "rebrand" their factions to gain momentum.
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"A debt limit increase – which is effectively another broken promise – risks more frustration in the conservative movement with congressional Republicans at a time when it is critical to gain momentum to pass fundamental, pro-growth tax reform," the groups said in a letter to House GOP leadership.
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"Email, when coupled with strong CRM data, is a tremendously powerful tool which continues to gain momentum in the market as the publicly traded enterprise technology company's focus on log-in data as a supplement for the cookie," said Matt McGowan, Global Advisor at Adestra and Strategy at Google.
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Intel has been suffering from supply chain problems on the PC side of its business and has been slow to develop and roll out its next-generation 10 nanometer processors, giving rival AMD an opening to gain momentum with consumer device makers as well as data center clients.
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So far, the impact of these efforts have been modest, but if they continue to gain momentum with boosts like the UN resolution, real money is at stake: Experts estimate they could lop anywhere from $15 billion to $47 billion off the Israeli economy over the next decade.
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I don't think any of us would say that we knew the Great Recession would happen the way that it did, but we not only made it through the Great Recession, we positioned the company in a far better way and took advantage of the difficult times to gain momentum.
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People are feverishly looking into ways of reconciling growth, more equality and sustainability in an era of globalization, the enormous power of multinationals and forms of corruption at the top which are distinctly more visible thanks to the internet and other modern technology, while protests can also gain momentum more easily.
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In short, it's never enough of any one thing to gain momentum, and its indifferent direction (by star and screenwriter Dax Shepard) means that when the final confrontation happens, it's all but impossible to tell who one character is fighting — much less when that adversary showed up to join the fight.
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And though the mosquito-borne virus has yet to gain momentum in Africa's third largest metropolis, officials in Congo's government and the World Health Organisation (WHO) are racing to avoid a repeat of the kind of urban epidemics that decimated Western cities like New York and Philadelphia in centuries past.
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He remains two qualifying polls short of making the cut for February's Democratic debate in New Hampshire, a state that he has said he believes he can do particularly well in and from which he will need to gain momentum to fuel his campaign into later stages of the race.
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If Brexit—the exit of the Britain from the EU—succeeds, Tillmans warns, it "could effectively spell the end of the EU." This would not only be a chance for the radicalized right to gain momentum throughout the continent, but it would also signify a negation of years of treaties, negotiations, and alliances.
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According to The Spoon, a food industry blog, the trend is beginning to gain momentum in particular regions, including India, where it says many restaurants struggle to afford the traditional restaurant model, which often involves paying top dollar for rent, as well covering wages for employees, from dishwashers to cooks to servers.
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Micale Cunningham threw for four touchdowns and Louisville used a big third quarter to gain momentum in a 73-20 victory against host North Carolina State on Saturday night at Carter-Finley Stadium in Raleigh, N.C. Louisville (6-4, 213-264 Atlantic Coast Conference) became bowl eligible in coach Scott Satterfield's first season.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersKrystal Ball rips report saying Obama would intervene to stop Sanders Conservatives must absolutely talk politics at the Thanksgiving table Moderators named for December Democratic primary debate MORE (I-Vt.) — candidates seen as too liberal to defeat Trump — will win Iowa and New Hampshire and gain momentum for the nomination.
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"While green bonds continue to gain momentum and have been extremely successful in generating attention for climate change and climate solutions, green bond-linked funding and investments continue to fall short of reaching the scale needed to play a significant role in the transition to a low-carbon economy," Moody's said in the report.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's America First trade strategy will likely gain momentum as 2202 gets underway.
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Amy KlobucharAmy Jean Klobuchar21625 Democratic candidates support Las Vegas casino workers on debate day Democratic senators ask DOJ watchdog to expand Giuliani probe What to watch in the debate tonight MORE (D-Minn.), who seeks to gain momentum after placing third in New Hampshire primary, is booked on every major network Sunday besides Fox News.
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According to some historians, the French, who made war with Mexico on the pretext of collecting debt, planned to use Mexico as a "base" from which they could help the Confederacy defeat the North, and the Mexican victory at Puebla made the French pause long enough for the Union army to grow stronger and gain momentum.
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Several other less prominent candidates failed to gain momentum, and when Dean won the endorsement of the Association of State Democratic Chairs — a group which can control a hefty number of votes in the DNC race if it unites — and convinced the AFL-CIO to stay neutral, it became clear he'd get enough votes to win.
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After it swings by those two bodies to gain momentum, it'll end up in an orbit around the Sun with a close approach distance of just 26 million miles — still about 100 times as far as the Moon is from Earth, but so close that temperatures at their peak at the spacecraft will reach nearly 1,000 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Granted, as we continue to gain momentum and build sales volume and awareness — because there are still so many customers that aren't aware of the breadth that we have in these businesses — we know that that pro customer will certainly want to tap into decor, even if it's from a customer standpoint, for their own home.
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Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisBiden lead shrinks, Sanders and Warren close gap: poll Defense bill talks set to start amid wall fight Media and candidates should be ashamed that they don't talk about obesity MORE's Democratic presidential bid on Thursday, in a move that could help the California senator gain momentum as she slips in the polls.
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As we've gotten to know Natty and Ryan, we've also seen the ecosystems in which they operate — the North and the Rockies — begin to really thrive and gain momentum … We believe great companies can be built anywhere and are excited about Matchstick's opportunity to leverage Natty and Ryan's positions within their respective communities to partner with incredible founders and build their firm.
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In November, Atlanta residents overwhelmingly voted in favor of two major public transportation ballot measures that had previously failed to gain momentum: one that would introduce a half-cent sales tax aimed at generating $2.5 billion for MARTA in the next 40 years, and one that would introduce a four-tenths of a penny sales tax aimed at generating $300 million in five years for last mile and sustainable transit, including a bike-share program, sidewalk improvements, and BeltLine expansions.
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Amy KlobucharAmy Jean KlobucharCastro qualifies for next Democratic primary debates Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report MORE (D-Minn.), has already introduced the Honest Ads Act to regulate political ads on tech platforms, in a manner more similar to print, radio and TV. He has acknowledged that tech companies are now self-imposing most of what the bill would entail, and it has yet to gain momentum in Congress.
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