Don't let this spoiler get you too geared up, however.
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Not all organizations are geared up to take old electronics.
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They have shields, they have everything, they are geared up.
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Not all social enterprises are geared up for crowdfunding, however.
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And get geared up for the real marathon on the 24th.
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I geared up for gossip, but you cut my expectations off.
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He geared up for the California festival with a throwback photo.
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You're already geared up to meet the standards and we're finished.
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Click through for Instagram's finest mechanical, steampunk, and geared up nails.
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It's geared up with fish eye lenses and wide-angled lenses.
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Wall Street also geared up for the start of earnings season.
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Now he says he's geared up for a full-fledged launch.
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Republicans in the Senate geared up for another attempt to disassemble Obamacare.
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Milan Schipper was geared up for a backpacking trip through sunny Australia.
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Republicans and their allies already have geared up to fight Obama's nominee.
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However, broader gains were capped as companies geared up to report earnings.
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"Maybe a tad bit geared up," Moore said of the early innings.
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"We geared up immediately and went to the front line," Jimmy says.
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Lionsgate is geared up for a long haul in theaters with Power Rangers.
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Many American students — and teachers — geared up for another school year this week.
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Are you geared up to experience the current state of robotics and AI?
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"Quest and LabCorp now are geared up to do [coronavirus tests]," Harris asked.
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Now, she geared up to compete for the job in the 1998 election.
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One hundred percent, they came geared up to fight if it would be allowed.
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On Wednesday, Crew geared up for Christmas by making an ornament of his own.
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And football fans need to get geared up in time for the new season.
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However, in 22016, when Chipotle geared up for its initial public offering, McDonald's divested.
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Stores in Britain have already geared up for a boom in baby-related spending.
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After sunset, I went down to the square and found my neighbors geared up.
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As she geared up for Reputation's release, Swift began New Taylor's introduction to the public.
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Back in the car, we chatted, read, and geared up for our next course: tamales.
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Disney die-hards are already getting geared up for the live-action remake of Aladdin.
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The group date gang is getting all geared up for their big shot with JoJo.
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Traders also eyed earnings and geared up for President-elect Donald Trump's inauguration on Friday.
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This time it seemed more promising and the group geared up to investigate it properly.
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As his re-election bid geared up, once again the G.O.P. pegged him as vulnerable.
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AND ABOUT 5,000 VOLUNTEERS THAT ARE BEING TRAINED AND GEARED UP. THAT'S THE NUMBER ONE THING.
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But before that momentous time comes, we have a few days left to get geared up.
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"Most adult drug services around the UK are not geared up for this addiction," says Linnell.
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"I went in geared up, but realistic," said Laura Hertzfeld, who competed on Holzhauer's fifth game.
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Five minutes later, I geared up again and grabbed a bag of trash to take outside.
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Rescue teams prepare to help Rescue teams across southeastern Texas geared up to help as needed.
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This will definitely get them geared up for the upcoming Season 7 premiere of Game of Thrones.
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Everybody's decked out in OSU gear ... including the players, who are geared up in custom LeBron cleats.
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Her clinic geared up to enroll as many people as they could on low-cost health insurance.
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She put her head in her hands as she geared up to break the news to me.
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A few of the losing locales geared up to throw their names into the mix once again.
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The facility is geared up to to manufacture the world's largest composite wings for the forthcoming airplane.
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To get viewers geared up for the anticipated Series 10 premiere, BBC has released a new trailer.
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Things have been wild at PS 59 since early morning, as people geared up for Trump's arrival.
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Geared up in bee suits, Barlowe, his sous chef, and his chef de cuisine crossed the street.
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One area of the pond was devoted to geared-up swimmers checking their lap times on watches.
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"We're geared up and ready to fight a long and important battle," he said late on Monday.
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The euro weakened broadly as investors geared up for news of fresh stimulus from the European Central Bank.
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Thailand, along with other authoritarian governments in Asia, is more geared up to monitor politically sensitive content online.
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"We geared up for a typhoon, but the typhoon was far stronger than we had expected," he said.
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A major label, Island, geared up a big national push for her third album, "Nasty Gal," in 21950.
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Meanwhile, Hong Kong stocks fell 0.5% as protesters geared up for pro-democracy rallies on New Year's Eve.
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Bush granted 12 pardons and two commutations during fiscal 2004 as he geared up for his reelection race.
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U.S. equities fluctuated on Monday as investors geared up for a slew of earnings reports later this week.
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Democratic committee chairs geared up for Congressional hearings that spotlighted the ensuing consequences and corruption at agencies under fire.
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During the 2014 Beijing Marathon, many runners were geared up with in masks and protective eyewear like swimming goggles.
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On Tuesday, Kerr told Gizmodo that, no, Lake Worth city officials haven't secretly geared up for a zombie apocalypse.
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Both options will be available for sipping nationwide starting tomorrow on February 28th, so get geared up to go.
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When all that is done, I get geared up into my shoulder pads and attire for the day's game.
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For a home game, I get up early so my wife can paint my face and get geared up.
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U.S. government debt prices were higher on Tuesday, as investors geared up for another group of economic data releases.
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"We have geared up our local intelligence machinery," said Anand Kumar, a police chief in Lucknow, in northern India.
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Every time she geared up for an attack on Mr. Sanders, she ended up delivering only a glancing blow.
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"Russia's security services and their proxies have geared up to repeat their interference in the 2020 election," Hill said.
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Global shares reached another record high as the Fed geared up to raise rates for the third time this year.
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For the most part, studios largely sat out this weekend as Hollywood geared up for the entertainment industry's biggest night.
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Turkey's lira weakened 0.6 percent against the dollar as investors geared up for a key central bank meeting on Thursday.
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Colors have to be coordinated with your team, you obviously have to be geared up with your favorite flair – everything!
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The euro EUR=EBS weakened broadly as investors geared up for news of fresh stimulus from the European Central Bank.
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None of this really fazed me, though, as I was geared up to dive into some great late-night food.
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U.S. government debt prices were higher on Tuesday as investors geared up for President-elect Donald Trump's inauguration on Friday.
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The dispute came as parties geared up for the October elections, in which polls predict a sound victory for ANO.
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"A lot of guys throw so hard now that the hitters are just geared up for a fastball," Robertson said.
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Even though banks have been slow to embrace the cannabis industry, investors have been geared up to profit from it.
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Lines snaked around the block, and fans got geared up for the movie, which premiered at the festival Sunday night.
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The ideal of the good corporate citizen faded, replaced by a new ideal: the corporation geared up to maximize profits.
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Second, many firms have geared up their balance-sheets in the belief that the good times will roll on for ever.
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U.S. government debt yields fell on Tuesday as investors fled riskier assets and geared up for a key Federal Reserve meeting.
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In particular, industries that geared up to meet growing demand from the "false dawn" in the last five years could suffer.
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Anil Vasudevan, the head of the Kerala health disaster response wing, said his department had geared up to meet victims' needs.
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Shortly after news of their divorce, the internet wiped its tears and geared up to do what it does best: troll.
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As both teams geared up to play some ball at Shea Stadium in Queens, Lopez was snapped shaking hands with Rodriguez.
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Others see the efforts as helping to encourage resistance within Mosul as the Iraqis geared up to take back the city.
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The cast walked hand-in-hand before their final curtain bow as they geared up to film their last scenes together.
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In 2013, we talked with an ambitious Buckwald as the company geared up to ship their consumer product the next year.
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As U.S. and North Korean delegations geared up for a second summit between their two leaders, many analyst predictions were identical.
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Or George Allen's stunning defeat in his 22018 Senate re-election race as he geared up for a 266 presidential candidacy.
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Investors also geared up for a slew of data announcements during trade, while keeping an eye on the central banking sphere.
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Anna Faris is all geared up for another walk down the aisle -- based on the rock weighing down her left hand.
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Democrats in the House are geared up to capitalize on the broadening disparity in the political preferences of men and women.
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As my mother and I geared up to leave Target, I couldn't help but notice their affordable selection of scented candles.
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As Toomey geared up for a rematch against Specter in 20183, the incumbent changed parties after being promised Barack Obama's endorsement.
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U.S. equities closed mostly lower Monday as Wall Street geared up for a major week of earnings and Federal Reserve news.
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U.S. stock index futures pointed to a flat-to-higher open on Monday, as investors geared up for more earnings releases.
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Blue Apron started to ramp up its marketing in late December as it geared up to launch its new brand campaign.
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It has also geared up efforts to introduce a new audience to the suplex, the body slam and the drop-kick.
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On Sunday, she geared up for the holiday by attending St. Mary Magdalene's church service on the Sandringham estate with family members.
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The biggest difference between the two types of infection is that the health system is more geared up to fight the flu.
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Without getting off their horses, the cowboys enjoyed generous servings of tequila outside the bar as they geared up for the race.
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Staying geared up for repeated late nights at the office requires a level of endurance that you just can't learn growing up.
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A Texas 5-year-old got a double dose of parental love recently as she geared up for a father-daughter dance.
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But Apocalypse assumes we want to be geared up for a payoff that may come years down the line, if at all.
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So that at-bat I didn't want that to happen again so I geared up for a heater and I got it.
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The last time a U.S. president geared up for a summit meeting with his North Korean counterpart, great dividends ensued — for Pyongyang.
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Romanian investors were geared up for the country's first bond auction of 2020, with the finance ministry offering debt due in 2023.
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"We're so geared up to treating people who get better — when our patients don't get better, what do we do?" he said.
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One week before that, the trio geared up for another selfie together, kicking off the celebrations for Cox's 55th birthday on June 15.
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Photos highlighting Gerber popped up on the brand's Twitter and Instagram accounts as they geared up to show off the spring/summer collection.
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Now that automakers are fully geared up and rolling out 2016 model year cars onto the streets, CarPlay is spreading further every day.
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It was only through exploration — sometimes into areas that you were clearly not geared up for — that you learned what the game wanted.
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This is the fifth year that bank analysts have geared up for the hypothetical DFAST findings, which come during anxiety over real stress.
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"They have re-geared up, we've turned on the depot line, we're building it back up in capacity and supply chain," said Pawlikowski.
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Authorities were "geared up to take the same measures" against other foreign NGOs which fail to comply with the law, the ministry added.
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The first time we escaped from the tear gas because we were not geared up, so our skin and eye is, like, burning.
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In it, he boasted his average campaign contribution of $27 as Clinton geared up for a $33,400-per-ticket fundraiser in Los Angeles.
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"A 'mad dash'As Datadog geared up for its IPO, Pomel says the last two weeks on the roadshow have been a "mad dash.
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Investors geared up for the U.S. earnings season, which kicks off this week with first-quarter reports from some of the biggest banks.
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One week before that, the trio geared up for another selfie together, kicking off the celebrations for Cox's 55th birthday on June 15.
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But geared-up intellectuals and activists do care about all these things and want a president who will listen to them next time.
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For a brief period, as West geared up for a busy summer of album releases, it seemed like his political commentary would cease.
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In March, Judge Berle ruled that coffee had to come with cancer warnings, and the coffee companies geared up for years of appeals.
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LONDON, Oct 1 (Reuters) - Some British manufacturers resumed stockpiling in September as they geared up for the latest Brexit deadline due on Oct.
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After grabbing a quick coffee, we browsed the vinyl selection and geared up for the rest of our evening out on the town.
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How many times have you geared up for a big blowout, only to find that the majority of the pieces are hardly even discounted?
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The International Space Station geared up for space taxisFor several years, NASA has partnered with commercial rocket companies to resupply the International Space Station.
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European markets closed higher on Monday as political uncertainty dominated and traders geared up for a likely rate hike by the U.S. Federal Reserve.
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" Some bars geared up for the Comey testimony with special cocktails: The Partisan created "The Last Word," Duffy's Irish Pub created "The Covfefe Cocktail.
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U.S. government debt prices were higher on Friday, as investors geared up a new trading year, set to get into full swing next week.
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The city, for its part, appeared to largely be standing behind its original plan as it geared up for public hearings beginning next week.
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Communities have been advocating for programs like these for many, many years and everyone is geared up and ready to continue with that fight.
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Most went entirely dark on October 30, for some reason, then geared up early on October 31 to put out hundreds more by noon.
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In the video, the singer is getting geared up to work out (apparently, she's not into cardio, which we actually find a little surprising?).
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U.S. stock index futures pointed to a flat to slightly higher open on Thursday, as investors geared up for a cluster of data releases.
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The mood feels much like it did 12 years ago, the last time a president died and Washington geared up for a state funeral.
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As Kenya geared up for its historic election, the Reuters team in Nairobi devised a comprehensive strategy to provide fast and accurate election coverage.
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One of SHS&L's partners, Samuel Silver, was one of Cosby's new lawyers as he geared up for his second trial earlier this year.
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All they are geared up to do, six committees, is squander time, day after day, trying to find anything which will be bad for me.
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U.S. stocks closed mixed on Monday, with and utilities lagging, as investors geared up for the start of earnings season and digested falling oil prices.
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But even then, the U.K. Defense Secretary warned the "NATO machinery is not geared up" for a cyber attack, and two weeks ago U.S. Sen.
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Analysts said trading could be volatile and volumes were likely to be thin as market participants geared up for the Memorial day holiday on Monday.
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Get geared up to fill your favorite Tupperwares with a week's worth of comforting, no-cook lunches and dinners — no stove, crockpot, or oven necessary.
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Law enforcement geared up for disturbances in light of the deadly violence that erupted during the white supremacist rally earlier this month in Charlottesville, Virginia.
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CLEVELAND — Hillary Clinton and Donald J. Trump ran virtually parallel campaigns on Monday as they geared up for the final stretch of the presidential race.
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Books of The Times Louis Brandeis geared up for combat when J. P. Morgan's New Haven Railroad tried to buy the Boston and Maine lines.
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U.S. stock index futures pointed to a mixed open on Tuesday, as investors geared up for another big batch of earnings from major U.S. companies.
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These dynamics work in Muzmatch's favor, reckons Brodie, because their target market is already geared up to putting in extra work to find 'the one'.
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In 2010, as Pyeongchang geared up to try a third time for the Olympics, the town's campaign came under scrutiny for possible conflicts of interest.
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European markets closed higher on Wednesday as investors geared up for a rate decision from the U.S. Federal Reserve and continued to digest earnings reports.
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We were also geared up for two major couples in the making: David and motel receptionist Stevie (Emily Hampshire), and Alexis and Mutt (Tim Rozon).
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As Congress geared up for the latest effort to repeal Obamacare, the California state legislature passed a package of bills to address its housing crisis.
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That maybe if Sanders becomes president a utopian new era will dawn, and that's why all the shills and neoliberals are so geared up about him.
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Once geared up, the two enter the void to meet each other's avatars, which can be best described as moderately dysmorphic Sims characters with free will.
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U.S. stock index futures pointed to a slightly higher open on Tuesday as traders geared up for the start of earnings season and eyed economic data.
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However markets were off their session highs, with traders saying volatile trading and thin volumes were likely as market participants geared up for the long weekend.
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Although it didn't give too much away, the sound of those unmistakeable theme song notes will be enough to get fans old and new geared up.
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U.S. stock index futures traded mostly higher on Thursday as traders geared up for next week's presidential election, digested data and a big day of earnings.
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North Korea has reportedly geared up for another nuclear test, remaining defiant in the face of global censure after conducting its fifth and largest-yet test.
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U.S. stock index futures indicated a lower open Monday as investors geared up for more economic news and digested new data from Tesla over the weekend.
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The bottom line is the Fed is still expected to cut interest rates again, but possibly not as much as markets had been geared up for.
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As the renegotiation geared up after the election last year, the prime minister hired new advisers, toured the continent nurturing relationships and gradually moderated his demands.
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Sterling retreated 0.75 percent on Thursday as investors geared up for British Prime Minister Theresa May to try again to win approval for her Brexit deal.
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U.S. stock index futures pointed to a flat open Friday, as investors geared up for the final cluster of economic data and digested more corporate earnings.
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Pelosi has said she already has the race wrapped up, boasting the support of "more than two-thirds" as Ryan geared up to launch his bid.
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In late May, as most of the world geared up for a week of glitzy E3 announcements about the future of games, history slotted into place.
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As SoftBank-backed, money-losing Uber geared up to go public, Fair entered another market by acquiring the ridesharing company's money-losing leasing program this January.
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According to Reuters, the cars will have a human driver present, and will be realised in 30 different car models geared up with Level 4 autonomy.
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Foreign banks have geared up the process of controlling their Chinese joint ventures, after Beijing said it would eventually allow majority foreign ownership of domestic companies.
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Our bachelor narrowed down his pool of potential co-pilots to four and geared up to visit each woman (and her family) in her respective hometown.
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Other women have geared up to run for local offices where Republicans have enjoyed considerable success, with the party controlling 32 state legislatures to Democrats' 353.
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"The educational systems around the world are not geared up to churn out enough of the people with these sorts of higher level skills," Cox said.
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TOKYO, July 2440 (Reuters) - Japanese government bonds fell on Thursday, led by the superlong zone, as the Japanese government geared up to unveil another stimulus package.
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"They've got the population, and because they control the propaganda, they have the people pretty much geared up here that this is China's time," he added.
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"The market is more geared up to worry about Cohn leaving than they are rejoicing by Bannon's departure," said Sam Stovall, chief market strategist at CFRA.
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The Duchess of Sussex, 37, geared up for her tour Down Under with Prince Harry, 34, next month by attending the opening of a Pacific art exhibit.
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For $20, customers get geared up with a backpack, headset, and hand and feet sensors — gear worth thousands of dollars, far out of reach for ordinary consumers.
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The former Daily Show host temporarily took over for Stephen Colbert on The Late Show on Thursday night, geared up to perform one hell of a monologue.
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Copper fell to a two-month low, reflecting losses across most industrial metals as markets geared up for an expected rise in U.S. interest rates this month.
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I had geared up my placements for the next year to include oncology placements, and now that I've gone back to work I've been working in oncology.
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And if feasting your eyes isn't enough, get your appetites geared up to map out your very own hit list for a doughnut 'gram filled road trip.
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Existing defences are not geared up to cope with small drones, which are difficult to spot, identify and track, and which may be too numerous to stop.
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"What's amazing is we've recently geared up for something big from the Fed, and then there's a big nothing," said JJ Kinahan, chief strategist at TD Ameritrade.
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The NHS is not geared up to treat non-medical problems, says Mark Sage, a doctor who plays a role in commissioning health services in west Kent.
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Giveaways will include customizable megaphones to make your voices heard, tote bags, and art supplies to get guests geared up and pumped up to make a difference.
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In 1948, as the Truman administration geared up Cold War policies at home and abroad, former Vice President Henry Wallace agreed to mount a third-party challenge.
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"All they are geared up to do, six committees, is squander time, day after day, trying to find anything which will be bad for me," Trump tweeted.
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Sterling retreated 0.75 percent on Thursday as investors geared up for British Prime Minister Theresa May to once more try and win approval for her Brexit deal.
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U.S. stock index futures pointed to a relatively flat open on Wednesday, as investors geared up for the release of minutes from the Federal Reserve's last meeting.
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As the family geared up to welcomed the new little one, Smart's father, Edward, said that his daughter is "extremely happy" to be a new mom again.
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Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp is getting into the holiday spirit starting today with festive new furniture and outfits to get your campsite geared up for the festivities.
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And Snapchat, the rising star of social media, had reportedly just snubbed a $20163 billion offer from Google as it geared up to go public in 2017.
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The actress Cynthia Nixon has geared up to challenge him in a Democratic primary this year, and the trial of another Cuomo administration insider looms this summer.
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Vo Nguyen Giap brought to Moscow in December 1971 just as the Vietnamese geared up for the Spring Offensive to deal the final blow to South Vietnam.
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As Sanders geared up to run again in 2020, he was well aware that this was a big problem and worked hard to try to solve it.
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The news came as WarnerMedia geared up to launch its own streaming service, HBO Max, in an attempt to compete with Netflix, Disney, Comcast's NBCUniversal, and Apple.
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Taking that defeat as a cautionary tale, as the companies geared up to support the state bill they enlisted 34 lobbyists, according to Texas Ethic Commission data.
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While violent anti-capitalism demonstrations geared up for attacks on the Group of 20 summit in Germany, President Trump spoke the truth to the people of Poland.
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We love sharing GIFs and memes of dogs talking on the phone and floating in space; we love meeting geared-up rescue dogs and gentle, sweet comfort dogs.
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The waffle-makers geared up for Season 2 by providing custom waffle recipes, Halloween costume ideas, and even a handy Chrome extension designed to block Stranger Things spoilers.
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U.S. stock index futures pointed to a slightly lower open Thursday, as investors geared up for more earnings and awaited any key news concerning the U.S. central bank.
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The association, led by an advisor to Mitt Romney's 2008 and 2012 campaigns, hired three new staff members in January as it geared up for the presidential election.
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Whether Putin's agents were merely dabbling with Brexit disinformation as they geared up for a more major disinformation push focused on the US election remains to be seen.
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As Mr. Bolsonaro and his opponent in the election, Fernando Haddad of the leftist Workers' Party, geared up on Monday for the second round of votes on Oct.
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China geared up to build the hospital as quickly as possible after medical experts in the city described overcrowded hospitals and shortages of test kits and face masks.
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And a lot of those kids find themselves at the Army Foundation College, breathing great huge sighs of relief to find a system geared up to accommodate them.
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But as the news leaked that New York and Virginia were the chosen sites, locals and community groups in both cities seemed geared up to protest, not celebrate.
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Stocks fell on Thursday after President-elect Donald Trump disappointed investors during his first news conference since July, while Wall Street geared up for the start of earnings season.
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Then SpaceX geared up to build the real center booster on the factory line back in Hawthorne—the very same that will fire up in next week's demonstration flight.
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I would consider myself someone who is fairly geared up about things but I didn't have a clue I could claim any kind of benefits while I was working.
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One of the major tasks ahead is trying to get opposition forces geared up in the coming months to fight to retake Raqqa, ISIS' self-declared capital in Syria.
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As both teams geared up to play some ball at the Shea Stadium in Queens, Lopez — with a huge smile on her face — was snapped shaking hands with Rodriguez.
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Mariah Carey and her twins Monroe and Moroccan Scott, 5, geared up to ring in 2017 with some good-old-fashioned gingerbread houses during their visit to Aspen, Colorado.
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Ohtani also offers a much slower "show me" curveball, a pitch he can use to steal a strike or two from hitters geared up for his big time velocity.
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The Cosbys smiled as they walked arm-in-arm into the courthouse and appeared to share a few laughs as they geared up for week two of the trial.
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Team USA athletes have made their way across the world to South Korea, and they're all geared up to hit the ice and snow ... to bring home some hardware!
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With the semi-finals of Dancing with the Stars right around the corner, PEOPLE has exclusive details about the night's performances to get you geared up for next week.
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As Americans geared up for Halloween weekend, they heard the name Anthony Weiner, the sext-addicted former congressman and spouse of Clinton aide Huma Abedin, befouling the airwaves again.
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And I think the scoring system they used with shorter sets meant there were way more big points, so those guys are pretty well geared up for this year.
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When Demi Lovato geared up to make her glorious return to the music scene, she teamed to celebrity manager Scooter Braun to help her career get back on track.
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More than a century later, the Senate parliamentarian's office built a dossier as it geared up for a Nixon trial that then-Chief Justice Warren Burger would have overseen.
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Mandy Moore geared up for her first album in 11 years with the release of a music video for her new song "Save a Little for Yourself" on Tuesday.
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" The group went on to cite instances in 2012 when white supremacists in the United States geared up for protests in what they called the "South Africa Project (SAP).
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Indian shares were volatile in a session marked by extreme swings, as investors geared up for March quarter company results beginning later this week, while the rupee slid marginally.
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While police were investigating the incident, Taylor geared up to file a civil suit against Remy by requesting cops preserve all evidence of the alleged assault, including surveillance footage.
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As the Philadelphia Eagles geared up for a championship playoff game at their home stadium on Sunday, the police were preparing to keep the city's boisterous football fans safe.
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As we geared up for the interview segment of our encounter, I tried my best to calm my nerves and remember I wasn't in the presence of the real Liam.
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President Trump visited the Capitol as senators geared up for a vote this week, and showed he was willing to support almost anything that he could call a tax bill.
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Diving deep into 90s nostalgia, Friday's opening night was geared up to "[recreate] a pure 90s-teen-party-atmosphere," with the added bonus of queer and avant-garde drag performances.
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Even after Indiana went cold from the floor — the Pacers missed 14 consecutive shots during that span — Oklahoma City took a bit to get geared up on the offensive end.
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U.S. government debt prices neared session lows in early trading on Wednesday, as investors geared up for a set of speeches by Federal Reserve officials and parsed through key data.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - The Egyptian pound weakened on Wednesday as importers geared up for the Islamic holy month of Ramadan and foreign currency inflows into banks declined, bankers and economists said.
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U.S. stock index futures pointed to a higher open Wednesday, as investors geared up for more data, while keeping a close eye on what's happening in the political sphere globally.
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It has $15 million geared up for investments and recently announced its first deal with start-up Compound, which lets you lend or borrow cryptocurrency and earn an interest rate.
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But after that we're geared up with a helmet and glasses, and so we know how to extinguish the tear gas, like by water, or anything that we can get.
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Coinbase Ventures, an incubator fund for early-stage start-ups working in cryptocurrencies and blockchain, launched one month after the index fund and has $20183 million geared up for investments.
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"Bridget is a perfectly normal weight and I've never understood why it matters so much," she told Vogue U.K. This time, the star geared up to play a pregnant Bridget.
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But cafeteria administrators say 1 percent flavored milk isn't readily available because dairy processors have already geared up to make milk in school-size containers based on the Obama regulations.
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The former FBI director is geared up for a publicity blitz surrounding the release of his book next month, and Trump often singles him out for attacks on social media.
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"The business model we have is almost geared up for potential failure," said Blythe, adding that if fewer parties were involved, there would be less room for confusion over responsibilities.
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" Rubber bullets and pepper spray Nearly seven months after Trump's election, police in Portland, Oregon, geared up for the 10th protest since Election Day pitting the alt-right and "hard left.
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Members of Poland&aposs LBGT community celebrated a rainbow made of water and light in a downtown Warsaw square overnight as they geared up for the country&aposs largest pride parade.
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As this public charter school geared up to graduate its first class last year, the filmmakers of "Step" were there to observe three seniors, all members of its step dance team.
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It was still very much an old-fashioned print cycle, in which we geared up for the evening print editions, went home and then started all over again in the morning.
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"They've got the population, and because they control the propaganda, they have the people pretty much geared up here that this is China's time," said McGregor, a China-based consultancy executive.
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Saints 42, Panthers 10 Drew Brees threw three touchdown passes as New Orleans geared up for the postseason by smashing host Carolina the regular-season finale at Bank of America Stadium.
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European stocks were higher Wednesday, after Italy and the European Union reached a breakthrough on Rome's 2019 budget plans and as traders geared up for the Federal Reserve's latest monetary policy decision.
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From a local level, the largest ports throughout Florida — from the Port of Miami and Port Everglades to the Port of Jacksonville and Port Tampa Bay — are geared up for this expansion.
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The press conference will be held at the Hyatt Place Washington D.C. Women all over the country filed into airports and airplanes headed toward the country's capital, geared up for Saturday's march.
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U.S. stock index futures pointed to a positive open Thursday, lifted by a strong performance from Wall Street in the previous session, as investors geared up for an all-important OPEC meeting.
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U.S. stock index futures pointed to a higher open on Thursday, as investors geared up for a slew of economic data, while keeping a close eye on oil and the political space.
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Geared up this way, my mind trips ceaselessly from one mundane thought to the next, alighting upon a single word or meaningless riff or song snippet I happened to hear that day.
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If it can be argued that central banks are geared up to ease policy as much as they are reasonably able to, the same cannot be said for governments, as exemplified by Brazil.
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In a phone call with Mashable Wednesday, Blaine (he asked to only use his first name) said he set up an online crowdfunding page and geared up to "shine light" on this fight.
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Hong Kong's protests could hit the economy like a tsunami, the city's leader said on Friday, pledging daring economic reforms in response, even as activists geared up for marches through the sweltering weekend.
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Crude oil prices steadied as ministers from the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, Russia and other producers geared up to meet later on Friday to discuss a possible extension of supply cuts.
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U.S. stock index futures pointed to a lower open on Tuesday amid of a number of key data releases, as investors geared up for the Federal Open Market Committee's policy announcement on Wednesday.
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We were immediately sold on the concept and geared up to order several bags of beans whenever they were back in stock, but then we remembered that spring was just around the corner.
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U.S. stock index futures pointed to a mixed to slightly higher open Wednesday, as investors geared up for another fresh batch of data and awaited the latest minutes release by the Federal Reserve.
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Across Florida, elections office employees already exhausted after processing thousands of ballots since Tuesday geared up for a new round of tabulations, this time with a tight deadline that requires results by Thursday.
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The post came as Times Square geared up for the busy holiday season, when shoppers flood the area's stores and visitors line the streets to watch the ball drop on New Years Eve.
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" Hill, who was the top Russia hand on the National Security Council until July, warned that Moscow's " security services and their proxies have geared up to repeat their interference in the 2020 election.
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As Vox's Alex Ward has explained, Trump likely went against precedent in the hope of helping Netanyahu win a political victory as he faced corruption charges and geared up for a tough election.
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Detroit Lions: Players are not using the term spoiler, but the Lions are geared up for Minnesota — a division opponent that whipped Detroit 22015-28 and sacked quarterback Matthew Stafford 20 times last month.
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In 2011, as he geared up for his second presidential campaign, López Obrador unveiled his "loving republic" project: the creation of a new political system that would be based on honesty, justice, and love.
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U.S. stock index futures pointed to a lower open on Monday, as investors geared up for a slew of corporate earnings, while continuing to digest the latest remarks from Federal Reserve Chair, Janet Yellen.
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As 6-year-old Ian Unger geared up to begin the new school year as a first grader, the Sand Lake, Michigan, boy was most excited to ride the bus with the other kids.
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San Francisco-based Uber pre-emptively closed its services in Barcelona in December 2014 as local officials geared up to pass legislation against the UberPop service, which city authorities legally barred the following year.
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U.S. stock index futures pointed to a slightly higher open Tuesday, as investors geared up for new comments set to come out of the U.S. central bank, while keeping an eye on political developments.
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Toronto (Canada), whose breakneck speed of property price increases has seen it recently shoot to the top of global house price inflation surveys, is the next city geared up to experiment with such measures.
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The euro was a tad firmer at $1.1309 as dealers geared up for demand from Japan as Mitsubishi UFJ Financial closed in on its multi-billion-euro acquisition of DZ Bank's aviation-finance business.
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Democrats sounded the alarm Monday, and the Senate Democratic leader, Chuck Schumer of New York, geared up for an all-out effort to block the Graham-Cassidy bill, which has support from President Trump.
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Over the years, Mr. Dalio has geared up for the day when China opens itself up more fully to foreign investment firms, securing hard-to-get licenses in order to expand its investment business.
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Black Friday is finally here, and everyone is geared up to drop their savings on a new TV or laptop — unless you're one of those people who accidentally watches recipe videos on Facebook for hours.
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As Amazon geared up for Prime Day, the annual shopping event during which consumers can snag Black Friday-like bargains on millions of items, some employees braced for a long two days — and then some.
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Crude oil prices rose 0.3 percent as ministers from the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, Russia and other producers geared up to meet later on Friday to discuss a possible extension of supply cuts.
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YULIN, China (Reuters) - China's southern city of Yulin geared up on Monday for its upcoming dog meat festival despite widespread opposition from activists calling for an end to the slaughter and eating of the animals.
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With many households geared up on big mortgages taken out to purchase expensive homes that until recently were rising in double digit percentages annually, particularly in Toronto and Vancouver, the BoC needs to be cautious.
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Get yourself ready and get geared up for an up close and personal look at some of the famous faces taking cover in their caps by scrolling through our gallery of shady stars in visors.
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The Week Ahead Here's a look at what's coming up this week: RETAIL INDUSTRY Retailers have geared up for Cyber Monday, the last day of deals in what has become a four-day shopping weekend.
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Student demonstrators with umbrellas, masks, bricks and shields geared up on Wednesday at the Chinese University of Hong Kong, a campus that has become a focal point of the confrontation between protesters and the police.
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Asian bourses strengthened on Monday as markets geared up ahead of Brexit negotiations between the U.K. and the European Union and kept an eye on a deadly attack on worshipers leaving a mosque in London.
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After the outbreak started authorities in Wuhan, where the virus originated, geared up to build the hospitals at a rapid pace after medics in the city described overcrowded hospitals and a shortage of test kits.
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Centene shares surged more than 5 percent in opening trade to a historic high of $87.94 before edging lower during the session, as the Senate geared up for an afternoon procedural vote on dismantling Obamacare.
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Stu Loeser, a top adviser to former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg, said that his team was definitely cognizant of the new rules as they geared up for a possible presidential run earlier this year.
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As he geared up to announce his expected run for the White House in 2020, former Vice President Joe Biden was working the phones as recently as a few days ago to line up fundraising support.
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GENEVA/LONDON (Reuters) - Heavy flooding continued in Iran on Tuesday as many provinces geared up for days of waterlogged misery and authorities warned of possible floods in the capital Tehran as well the oil-rich south.
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"As finances geared up for this move, everyone watched as the school became more and more reliant on an adjunct labor force, climbing in short order to about 75% of teachers," Lesperance told Hyperallergic over email.
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U.S. stock index futures pointed to a higher open on Tuesday, as investors geared up for more news out of Donald Trump's first overseas trip as president, while keeping an eye on the moves in oil.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - London copper floated near its highest in more than two weeks on Thursday on a softer dollar, but gains were capped as Britain geared up to vote on whether to leave the European Union.
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LONDON, May 29 (Reuters) - Investor bets on short-dated Italian futures surged close to their highest on record last Friday, data suggested, as investors geared up for a brutal selloff triggered by this weekend's political developments.
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German 10-year government bond yields hit five-week highs and the euro a 14-month peak as investors geared up for the prospect of the European Central Bank scaling back its massive monetary stimulus program.
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The track was intended for a Jones album, but got shelved when the "Purple Rain" movie and album geared up, and didn't come out until five years later, in 1987, on an album that didn't chart.
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"I wanted to be a winner so I geared up and went to Pawnee to vote#VoteWarren," Offerman wrote on Twitter outside Pasadena City Hall, which was regularly seen in the fictional city of Pawnee, Ind.
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Image 2 of 2 WARSAW, Poland – Members of Poland&aposs LBGT community celebrated a rainbow made of water and light in a downtown Warsaw square overnight as they geared up for the country&aposs largest pride parade.
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The L'Oreal Paris ambassadors teamed up for day one of the 2016 Cannes Film Festival in France, taking over L'Oréal's Snapchat to take followers behind the scenes as they geared up for the famed festival's opening ceremony.
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In 2015, Kim Kardashian geared up for the arrival of Saint West with a camp-themed baby shower, complete with canvas teepees and green camp mugs — all of which you can get on Amazon for under $50.
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The number of daily additional confirmed cases has been decreasing in Korea since early March, as the tracking and testing of the church members has largely been completed, and we are geared up to contain other spikes.
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"Since last year, I've lost over 23kg in weight," the 19-year-old told Reuters as he geared up to defend his title in the new F1 Esports Pro Series starting at London's Gfinity Arena on Wednesday.
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Rising investor hopes for a partial trade deal between the United States and China, as top negotiators from the two countries geared up to meet for a second day of talks, added to support for the loonie.
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U.S. stock index futures pointed to a slightly higher open on Thursday, as investors geared up for speeches from leading Federal Reserve members, as well as awaiting news from the European Central Bank's latest Governing Council meeting.
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Trump shook hands with Merkel as they geared up for the summit on Thursday, in a greeting that seemed to make up for the March incident in which he notably appeared to snub Merkel's request for a handshake.
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And now she has arrived at Re/code, where she is geared up for a whole lot of great reporting on the companies that are leading the charge in transportation, as well as those that are left behind.
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Wall Street's main indexes ended little changed following strong weeks as investors geared up for a big week of corporate earnings and awaited commentary on the impact of U.S. trade disputes with China and its other trading partners.
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"Markets were geared up for a relatively dovish Fed and in the event got something even more dovish than they (were) expecting," Ray Attrill, head of foreign exchange strategy at National Australia Bank, wrote in a morning note.
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But unlike other Trump-favored candidates in governor's races in Kentucky and Mississippi, Mr. Rispone, a Baton Rouge construction magnate, is a political neophyte who had little name recognition until his campaign geared up a few months ago.
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MONTE CARLO (Reuters) - Rafa Nadal clinched a record-extending 11th Monte Carlo title as he geared up for his French Open campaign with a 6-3 6-2 victory over Japan's Kei Nishikori in the final on Sunday.
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The State Board of Elections had explored the possibility of holding New York's primary entirely by mail, but the board's staff concluded that county elections offices were not geared up to process huge volumes of mail-in ballots.
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All of those are all fine but actually what you would need to do is ensure that industry, the traders, the road hauliers and the end-to-end supply chains were actually geared up for this as well.
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AT&T chief operating officer and WarnerMedia head, John Stankey, previously told HBO staff that output was going to increase by a reported 50 percent as the company geared up to launch its own streaming service, HBO Max.
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Outlook is geared up to import calendars (and email accounts) from just about anywhere, so you don't have to do a full dive into the Microsoft ecosystem to get the Outlook calendar app up and running on your phone.
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Most significant, as the Yankees geared up for their first home game of the season on Monday, was that Sunday's events laid bare the decision-making process of Boone, their new leader who has never coached or managed before.
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Officials in the Florida Keys geared up to get tourists and residents out of Irma's path, and the mayor of Miami-Dade county said people should be prepared to evacuate Miami Beach and most of the county's coastal areas.
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Since his birth, Oscar has gotten quite a taste of the family's adventurous lifestyle, from being part of his big brother Jack's cheering section as he geared up to run the London Marathon to accompanying his dad at work.
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Trump geared up for the next chapter of his presidency on Saturday night, surrounding himself with adoring supporters in Pennsylvania, and conjuring up the spirit and fury of his 2016 election campaign, by bashing Washington elites and the media.
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"Our plant is geared up to support the booming automotive industry in the UK and we see the trend absolutely continuing towards aluminium as a solution for their lightweighting challenges," said Barnaby Struthers, Sapa's business development manager in Britain.
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As students across America geared up to walk out of class for 17 minutes to honor each person killed in last month's school shooting in Parkland, Florida—and demand gun reform—some did so knowing they might be punished.
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Hundreds of protesters in Hong Kong, including many families with children, marched on Sunday in protest against police use of tear gas as the Asian financial hub geared up for further anti-government demonstrations following a week of calm.
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From the moment Ricky Martin took the stage on Wednesday for the opening night of his Vegas residency show at the Monte Carlo Resort and Casino, the crowd geared up for a thrill ride though his catalog… and they got it.
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Lifting the federal funds rate to a 0.50-0.75 percent range on Wednesday, the U.S. central bank flagged a faster pace of hikes next year as it geared up for the incoming Trump administration's pledges to cut taxes and boost spending.
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WASHINGTON, Oct 19 (Reuters) - The U.S. Senate on Thursday geared up to vote on an amendment that would block drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Reserve, with opponents of the measure saying development would lead to jobs and wealth creation.
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Last Wednesday, police arrested four suspected Islamists in dawn raids in Berlin as the German capital geared up for a long weekend of mass gatherings, capped by a joint appearance by Chancellor Angela Merkel and former U.S. president Barack Obama.
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John McCain (R-AZ) warned on Thursday it might be too soon to end the U.S. military's ban on gays, as the party geared up to block President Barack Obama's bid to repeal the "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" policy this year.
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GMB — a trade union whose members worked for the Bidvest Group — told the outlet that DHL is "not geared up" to deliver chicken around the country with only one distribution depot operating out of Rugby, a town in central England.
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The rate increase came after the central bank made its largest weekly liquidity injection on record into money markets last week as China geared up for the long Lunar New Year holiday, fuelling speculation that it was loosening its stance.
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As she geared up to run for California attorney general in 22016, Harris positioned herself as a criminal justice reformer, focusing on improving support for people leaving prison, and published a book in 2009, Smart on Crime, on criminal justice reform.
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This year's pros and cons when Cleveland goes uber-small are just as obvious as they were last season, when the Cavs surrounded James with guards and wings as the team geared up for another Finals showdown against Golden State.
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U.S. stock index futures pointed to a slightly higher open Monday, as investors geared up for another batch of earnings, while keeping an eye for news surrounding who would take on the position as chair of the U.S. central bank.
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Elsewhere, U.S. ten-year Treasury yields US10YT=RR edged 2 basis points higher at 2.94 percent, not far away from the psychologically significant 3 percent levels where it traded recently as markets geared up for a rate hike next week.
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Increasing numbers of Central American families and unaccompanied minors seeking asylum from criminal violence back home have been turning themselves in to U.S. border agents who have long been geared up to catch mainly single, adult Mexicans trying to cross clandestinely.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Luxury British carmaker maker Aston Martin is seeking a price tag of up to 20.7606 billion pounds ($6.7 billion) in its stock market debut next month and has geared up for any Brexit outcome, it said on Thursday.
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The rather smiley elephants geared up for battle have led some to suggest this is a depiction of the story of the Maccabees in the second century BCE, since Alexander's successor dynasty, known as the Seleucids, were known to use elephants in battle.
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She's the only member of her company based in the US. She geared up to build her app, an AI assistant for English learners to improve their accents, by returning to Vietnam and immersing herself in the needs of her initial target users.
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U.S. government debt prices were higher on Friday as investors digested October's jobs report and geared up for next week's presidential election, where some polls appear to show the race between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump tightening as campaigning enters its final days.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Spain's Socialist leader Pedro Sanchez urged the anti-austerity party Podemos on Tuesday to back his proposed coalition with the pro-business Ciudadanos as he geared up for a seemingly doomed parliamentary vote on his bid to form a government.
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THAT'S THE REAL PROBLEM HERE IS GETTING GEARED UP FROM THE MODEL S AND MODEL X, WHICH ARE DOING ABOUT 100,000, A LITTLE LESS, UNITS A YEAR, TO WHAT THEY HOPE FOR IS AN INITIAL RUN RATE OF 500,000 OF THE MODEL THREE.
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On top of that, he's still the least-competent fighter of the bunch — Hope, now geared up as the new Wasp, is better at pretty much everything, from martial arts to science, and Ghost is fully a match for her in a fight.
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MAIDENHEAD, England (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May said on Friday that she was not taking anything for granted as she geared up for a snap election in June, in which polls suggest her Conservative party was heading for a landslide victory.
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PR: Yes, well that-, we certainly are positioning ourselves, we've got trade lawyers, international trade lawyers who are really geared up for advising on those, hopefully lots of, hopefully not just for the UK, but we're hearing it right across the piece.
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Clinton tries to avoid 2008 repeat Clinton on Sunday geared up for an anxious wait to see whether the turnout machine she built while learning lessons of her 2008 caucus defeat to Obama will counter the wave of increasing enthusiasm for Sanders.
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Victory gave world number three Federer, the oldest player in the top 10, three wins from three singles matches in Perth as he geared up for the season's first Grand Slam as a favorite alongside Novak Djokovic, Rafa Nadal and Alexander Zverev.
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So when Kent Desormeaux, a Hall of Famer, edged his colt into the No. 5 gate, glanced inside and saw Mario Gutierrez aboard Nyquist, he knew that muddy track or not, his brother Keith had Exaggerator geared up and ready to go.
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On this episode of VICE INTL, we met up with Neil and his friend Kris as they geared up for a major drag competition in Shanghai, following along before they hit the stage for a wild night out with dozens of other queens.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain on Wednesday geared up for the arrival of Donald Trump just hours after the U.S. president waded into the Brexit crisis gripping Prime Minister Theresa May's government and portrayed the closest U.S. ally in Europe as a country in turmoil.
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"I can safely say that this has been one of busiest Augusts we have ever had in terms of IPOs getting geared up for September," said David Goldschmidt, global head of capital markets at U.S. law firm Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom.
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"We cannot but help be reminded by Don Quixote, depicted in Cervante's writing, who was all geared up and belligerently ready to tilt at windmills," Li said, referring to Spain's most famous work of literature, a 17th century work by Miguel de Cervantes.
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LISBON, Feb 20 (Reuters) - Hundreds of Portuguese, old and young, protested outside parliament on Thursday against proposed bills that would legalise euthanasia as lawmakers geared up for a fierce debate on the issue that is likely to be approved in a house vote.
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HONG KONG, Dec 17 (Reuters) - Hong Kong's chief secretary, Matthew Cheung, said on Tuesday he was disappointed with recent protest violence after a period of relative calm, as the Asian financial hub geared up for more anti-government demonstrations in coming days.
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As Christchurch geared up for prayers at a park in front of the Al Noor mosque, where most of the victims were killed last week, women in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch posted pictures of themselves in headscarves, some with children in headscarves, too.
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"I can safely say that this has been one of busiest Augusts we have ever had in terms of IPOs getting geared up for September," said David Goldschmidt, global head of capital markets at U.S. law firm Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump said he will announce his nominee to the U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday as he looks to quickly put his stamp on the court by restoring its conservative majority, even as Democrats geared up for a Senate confirmation fight.
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Over the next two years, Jordan accepted a position as finance chair for the National Indian Gaming Association and geared up to run again, putting in face time with various veterans and cultural groups off the reservation, in the southern end of the district.
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Aided in their reveal by their oldest child, the couple watched as Lorenzo geared up to hit a baseball with colored powder inside that would tell their friends and family assembled on the yard whether the new addition would be a girl or boy.
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Skeptics like Levy argue that SolarCity brings too much new risk to Tesla, a company that burned nearly $217 billion of cash last year as it geared up to launch the mid-priced Model 2350 sedan and open its $2500 billion Gigafactory to make batteries.
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Earlier this year, a botched IT migration at TSB left some customers locked out of their accounts for over a week, plunged the bank into chaos and damaged its brand just as it geared up to try and win market share off incumbent lenders.
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ADEN (Reuters) - A Saudi-led coalition geared up on Tuesday for a military assault on Yemen's main port, preparing to launch by far the biggest battle of a three-year war between an alliance of Arab states and the Houthi movement that controls Yemen's capital.
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Increasing numbers of Central American families and unaccompanied minors seeking asylum after fleeing criminal violence in their home countries have been turning themselves in to U.S. border agents, who have long been geared up to catch mainly single, adult Mexicans trying to cross clandestinely.
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VICE News embedded with both sides as they geared up for an event in Salt Lake City, where the debate was everywhere — on the bus, in the armored vehicle, and even outside the venue, as supporters and opponents faced off in the parking lot.
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LISBON, July 25 (Reuters) - Portuguese retailer Jeronimo Martins reported a sharp 14% rise in second-quarter net profit on Thursday as sales rose 10% helped by the calendar effect even as it geared up for the reintroduction of the retail tax in its market Poland.
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BANGKOK, March 22 (Reuters) - Thai political parties geared up on Friday for their largest rallies yet, two days ahead of the country's first election since a military coup nearly five years ago, but one that critics say will deny power to the most popular party.
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I also understand that €6 million of today's Series C was previously communicated, and was effectively bridge-financing while Movinga geared up for a full Series C and convinced investors it could get back on the road to building a scalable online removals venture.
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LONDON, March 87.7733 (Reuters) - Emerging market stocks and currencies softened on Wednesday and borrowing costs pushed higher as investors geared up for the first U.S. rate hike of the year, while optimism over the future of the NAFTA trade pact lifted Mexico's peso higher.
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To get you geared up for the film's June 8 premiere, Netflix is bringing Ocean's Eleven through Thirteen to the website so you'll know the full story when it's time to queue up for the all-female spinoff at midnight (which, of course, you'll be doing).
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In recent months, several arms of the US government have geared up to fight foreign influence operations, including task forces at the departments of Justice and Homeland Security, as well as the FBI's Foreign Influence Task Force, which is tasked with taking the lead among the agencies.
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"A level playing field helps mainly small and medium-sized industries in Myanmar, not the cronies who have thrived under sanctions for years and are geared up to circumvent them," said Richard Horsey, a political analyst and former United Nations official in Yangon, the country's economic capital.
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I slipped on my shoes, shorts and tank top, and geared up for a half-mile run around my neighborhood that I was half-dreading, half-hoping I'd slay – considering I had channeled Kim Kardashian West for a day and "ran" four miles that one time.
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This week, as Senate Republicans geared up to take away health insurance from millions of Americans, Donald Trump made a devastating announcement: "The United States Government will not accept or allow Transgender individuals to serve in any capacity in the U.S. Military," he tweeted Wednesday morning.
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Fears of a looming attack on Idlib have been building in recent weeks as a triumphal Mr. Assad, once written off by Western powers and other enemies, has reclaimed most of the country and geared up for a final military push to rout his armed antagonists.
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It's probably not enough time for Houston to reimagine itself, either; New Orleans's post-Katrina rebuilding took five years to get geared up and would probably never have happened without the replacement of Mayor C. Ray Nagin, who went to prison, with the visionary Mitch Landrieu.
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Aided in their reveal by their oldest child Lorenzo Dominic, the couple watched as the 6-year-old geared up to hit a baseball with colored powder inside that would tell their friends and family assembled on the yard whether the new addition would be a girl or boy.
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To get geared up for all the amazing moments to come in Rio this summer, we thought it'd be fun to take a look back at some of the standout, extraordinary moments of the past: the moments that made us cheer, gasp, and believe in something bigger than ourselves.
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Freshly loaded with $503 million more in investment and geared up to launch in 10 more U.S. cities this year, LimeBike is pedaling fast in the United States to pass China's Ofo and Mobike with their big ambitions and billion-dollar coffers from China power players Tencent and Alibaba.
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All compassion belongs with the musicians who were geared up for spring tours, with the roadies, drivers, and sound and light crews who were to work for them, and the box-office staff, tech teams, security, bartenders, cleaners and everyone else who makes venues run smoothly, night after night.
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These features (and the mood-lifting print) made shaving not so much a chore as a disarmingly quick, luxe-feeling ritual that left me plenty of time to turn slowly under the shower like a rotisserie chicken while my conditioner absorbed and I mentally geared up for the undertaking to follow.
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The problem Fairphone found itself first crashing into, and next seeking to tackle head on, is that the consumer electronics industry as a whole is not geared up for sustainability and repairability but rather locked to regular (wasteful) upgrade cycles which in turn drive regular ~two-year component refresh cycles.
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Jack appeared to want to join in on the fun in August as his parents geared up to head out for a date night at the Los Angeles premiere of Statham's shark-infested thriller The Meg, dressed in only a diaper, he ran into their shot and into his dad's legs.
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"We were geared up for counterterrorism efforts in Somalia, and now there are more resources to do it, so we're doing more of it," suggested Stephen Schwartz, who served as the United States ambassador to Somalia from 2016 to 2017, although he cautioned that he had no current insider knowledge.
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And we are mobilizing with the World Bank to create the global coordination mechanism, so as we provide funding to buy the necessary protective equipment and give a chance to poor countries to be better equipped, that production capacity to come up with the masks and the respirators is geared up.
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Memo From Cyprus NICOSIA, Cyprus — As the United Nations geared up for negotiations that it declared the "best and last chance" to unite Cyprus after more than four decades of acrimonious division, Russia's ambassador attended a seminar dedicated to derailing any prospect of an agreement between Greek and Turkish Cypriots.
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U.S. stock index futures held mostly flat on Friday after data showed the U.S. economy added less jobs than expected in October as traders geared up for next week's presidential election, where some polls appear to show the race between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump tightening as campaigning enters its final days.
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We got 4 of the 5 members of the R&B group that formed at the end of "Making the Band 4," and along with getting geared up for a tour this fall, Willie Taylor tells us the fellas would love to be involved in Diddy's revival of the classic competition show.
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NEW YORK, Sept 13 (Reuters) - The company building a pipeline to transport oil from North Dakota to the U.S. Gulf Coast said on Tuesday it remained committed to completing construction even after the U.S. Justice Department blocked the project while Native Americans and other protesters geared up for another day of demonstrations.
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WASHINGTON — Republican lawmakers appeared to secure enough votes on Friday to pass the most sweeping tax overhaul in decades, putting them on the cusp of their first significant legislative victory as leaders geared up to pass a $803 trillion tax cut along party lines and send it to President Trump by Christmas.
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What I really can't ever get used to, or really enjoy, are these super geared-up celebrity parties—where he's there, she's there—and everyone pretends to be friends like they've known each other for years, like"—he puts on a faux smoozy LA accent—"'oh, how are the kids?!' but no one actually cares.
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Every time I geared up for a speech to really go there, it ended with a smile and no mention of the fact that there's a systemic problem in Hollywood — and the fact that no one will say it to the faces of the people directly involved is precisely why it went by unchallenged for so long.
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HSI +23 pct * U.S. officials in Beijing for fresh talks on trade * Better news expected after wave of profit warnings Hong Kong, Feb 20.1 (Reuters) - China stocks rose on Monday as U.S. and Chinese trade negotiators geared up for a fresh round of discussions this week, while investor sentiment was lifted after a lacklustre corporate earnings season came to an end.
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A good Trump/racism controversy is catnip for the media and irresistible to the most geared-up kind of online activists and Democratic staffers even at a time when sober strategic calculus tends to say that Democrats should be trying to downplay the topic of racial conflict in order to win key swing states that have disproportionately large non-college white populations.
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He sent over clips of swallows flying over the fence of the Manus detention center, scenes of the cramped living quarters and detailed accounts of his experience waiting for news about resettlement in the U.S. As the weeks went on and America geared up for the inauguration of President Trump, Mr. Boochani's video diaries took on a more uncertain tone.
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ET * GE gains on quarterly profit beat, cash flow forecast * Mattel surges on surprise jump in quarterly revenue * U.S. GDP growth slows less than expected in Q3 * Indexes down: Dow 0.04%, S&P 0.09%, Nasdaq 0.12% (Updates to open) By Arjun Panchadar Oct 30 (Reuters) - Wall Street struggled for direction on Wednesday as investors geared up for a policy decision by the Federal Reserve later in the day.
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Many Democratic Party professionals hate Sanders because he refuses to formally join the political party to which they've dedicated their life, and because he was repeatedly a troublemaker during the 2016 primary campaign: He stayed in the race long after his odds of victory had become hopeless, and spoiled the first couple of days of the Democratic Convention by getting geared up about emails stolen by the Russian government from the DNC server.
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" Fiona Hill, the former National Security Council senior director for Europe and Russia, sounded the alarm on this issue as well, testifying during the impeachment inquiry into President TrumpDonald John TrumpFive environmental fights to watch in 2020 Lawmakers close to finalizing federal strategy to defend against cyberattacks The 7 big Supreme Court cases to watch in 2020 MORE that "right now, Russia's security services and their proxies have geared up to repeat their interference in the 2020 election.
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Even before it was released, critics geared up to trash 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 proposed infrastructure program as too small, too reliant on the private sector, too insensitive to climate change, too hazardous to our health and not nearly helpful enough to blue states.
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As Amazon geared up to close its acquisition of Whole Foods last Thursday, the company said it would focus on four areas going forward: (1) A price decrease on a set of items from organic responsibly farmed salmon and tilapia to organic butter; (2) A switch to Amazon Prime as Whole Foods' customer rewards program; (3) The availability of Whole Foods' healthy and high-quality private label products through Amazon's channels; and (4) The introduction of Amazon Lockers in select stores, so that customers can pick up Amazon.
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