This is how a leader gets closer to his business.
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While America gets closer to Russia, France is pulling further away.
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It seemingly gets closer to that audacious vision by the day.
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" He gets closer to her and asks "Are you a citizen?
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Oliver's version of the ad gets closer to the truth, he said.
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But ultimately, I think Gordon gets closer to the mark than Kelly does.
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Once it gets closer to game time, we decide to find our seats.
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But the company faces a few challenges as it gets closer to its IPO.
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He can also be heard retching as he gets closer to the canal's edge.
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With each new test, Virgin Galactic gets closer to sending paying customers to space.
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The weaker points in the exhibit are when it gets closer to the present.
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She pays, and I'll send her a check when it gets closer to the concert.
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As it gets closer to the ground, it rises in temperature because it's being compressed.
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We'll be updating this as it gets closer to the holidays, so bookmark this page.
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And Kidman gets closer to Daryl Hannah in "Splash" than you might have thought necessary.
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Later, Houts gets closer to the camera and engages in another altercation with the dog.
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"We expect it to gradually weaken as it gets closer to the islands," Chevalier said.
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As he gets closer to the Republican nomination, Donald Trump is attracting raucous protests again.
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"It becomes less and less controllable as it gets closer to the actual day," she says.
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But participants agree that as it gets closer to 2021, CLO documents will need to adapt.
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And once it gets closer to the target, this part will break away, leaving only the front.
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A family packs up and evacuates as a brushfire gets closer to their home in Ventura, California.
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The morning is calm and then as it gets closer to show time everyone is buzzing around.
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"Parker Solar Probe will provide really great data on this as it gets closer to the Sun."
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And Tyrone gets closer to Detective Connors — who shot Tyrone's brother — to try to find a weakness.
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But as Pollack gets closer to cracking the case, the cops launch a personal attack against him.
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The episodic narrative turns picaresque as Pee-wee gets closer to Joe and his Tribeca loft bash.
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"It's a clock that's ticking down and it gains speed as it gets closer to zero," said Tomer.
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Tesla will have to attend to SolarCity's debt and cash-flow as the deal gets closer to reality.
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And each day, Apple, Google, or another hardware giant gets closer to launching their own market-defining glasses.
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"It looks so fake," one of the scientists giggles as the camera gets closer to the mysterious creature.
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In terms of windows for massive benchmarks, as it gets closer to the holidays, you lose some investors.
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RB's original motion to dismiss was denied, but another is expected as the case gets closer to trial.
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As the documentary gets closer to Honnold the man, it only gets harder to understand what drives him.
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As my knee slowly declines and surgery gets closer to reality, I wonder if I'll even have coverage.
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Economists have been looking for wage growth to pick up, as the economy gets closer to full employment.
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As the spacecraft gets closer to Jupiter, the horizon moves in and the range of visible latitudes shrinks.
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That approach could draw opposition from Democrats and some Republicans as the government gets closer to a possible default.
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The ECB meets on Thursday and is expected to adjust its language as it gets closer to normalizing policy.
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This is especially important as Tesla gets closer to the rollout of its more-affordable Model 3 electric car.
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Bees fly low during dusk and, as it gets closer to night, they return to their colonies to sleep.
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"As [a post] gets closer to the line, it gets more and more engagement," said Henry Silverman, operations specialist.
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As it gets closer to its commercial launch, Waymo wants to show that it's not taking this challenge lightly.
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"As it gets closer to places like Kentucky to the Carolinas, there's always the risk of storms," Kieserman said.
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Meanwhile, Adelaide actually seems to occasionally lose her grasp of English as she gets closer to uncovering the truth.
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As Iran gets closer to possessing a nuclear weapon, the United States will once again inch closer to war.
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The author gets closer to the true meaning of humility when she notes that it is a religious value.
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As the sun gets closer to squaring off with abundant Jupiter on Wednesday evening, you're going to be really busy.
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That is, of course, in addition to the inevitable ramping up of reveals as the game gets closer to release.
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You can expect Ivanka to be more than just a sight prop as the campaign gets closer to Election Day.
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I wanted to keep going on and on and on, because every day, it gets closer to proving Russia collusion.
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On Friday, state officials warned residents and visitors to take precautions in case Hector gets closer to the island chain.
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Donald Trump's unpredictable nature could mean increased market volatility as he gets closer to the nomination, according to one strategist.
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But that's all about to change soon as Juno gets closer to Jupiter and the particles start to pick up.
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The ECB meets on Thursday, and it is expected to adjust its language as it gets closer to normalising policy.
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But it will have more to share on this front as the offering gets closer to launch, later this year.
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TDFs decrease the risk in a 401(k) plan as the participant gets closer to the target date of retirement.
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As it gets closer to Earth, the icy comet is shedding more gas and dust through its tail through evaporation.
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Gasoline prices jumped Wednesday, and traders expect more upward pressure on gasoline futures as the storm gets closer to Texas.
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However, royal fans can expect Meghan to step out of the public eye as she gets closer to her due date.
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I want it to keep going on and on and on because every day it gets closer to proving Russia collusion.
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But as it gets closer to the end of the year, artificial Christmas trees, ornaments, and holiday decorations are there too.
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The party will announce more speakers and times as it gets closer to the gaveling in time of 4:85033 p.m.
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As the race gets closer to the primaries, the thinning field of candidates has become less and less diverse, with Sen.
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It's a neat mystery, but the conundrum should be resolved in the coming days as New Horizons gets closer to its target.
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After Sasha becomes involved with the Lefevre family and their world of privilege and darkness, she also gets closer to understanding Becky.
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It is currently a category 4, but those really don't mean anything until it gets closer to the coast at this time.
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Traders were also watching action in the Italian banks, which sold off Monday, as Italy gets closer to its constitutional referendum Sunday.
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As DeepMind gets closer to producing commercial products using publicly funded NHS data, this sort of scrutiny will likely become increasingly pointed.
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I think this argument gets closer to the nature of the panic, but leaves out the most important part of the story.
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As Fed Chair Janet Yellen gets closer to the end of her term, speculation about whether she'll be sticking around is intensifying.
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Sijbrandij said that hiring a chief legal officer was "a really important goal" as GitLab gets closer to becoming a public company.
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As the number gets closer to 1 million, the group gets antsier and antsier and Michael continues to talk, unaware of what's happening.
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One is quite literally whether Hillary Clinton or Bernie Sanders gets closer to amassing the number of delegates necessary to win the campaign.
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Tesla's factory capacity is poised to grow even larger as it gets closer to picking a location in Europe for its third factory.
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The company plans to offer more information on how to sign up for the free service as the feature gets closer to launch.
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But as Heidi gets closer to one of her new patients, Walter Cruz (Stephan James), her perspective on the program begins to shift.
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But each submission needs 10,000 supporting votes before it's even considered, so let's make sure this stunning Lego Voltron gets closer to reality.
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So while the new screen sounds exciting, we should probably restrain our enthusiasm until it gets closer to showing up in real devices.
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An administration official says its typical for legislative affairs shops to slim down after two years when it gets closer to the election.
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Anxiety is rising as Tesla gets closer to announcing its latest Model 3 production numbers, Moody's analyst Bruce Clark told CNBC on Wednesday.
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"As he gets closer to graduating from kindergarten, I've found myself wondering what it would be like to have a second little one."
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And when it gets closer to tipoff, the NCAA's final decision is going to be decided by the health officials, not the NCAA.
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Kelly's latest stance gets closer to that of Attorney General Jeff Sessions, who has said marijuana is only "slightly less awful" than heroin.
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And as Uber gets closer to its 2019 initial public offering, the company is clearly trying to highlight its variety of potential revenue streams.
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IMMIGRATION The Dallas Morning News takes a good look at the uncertainty the undocumented community is feeling as Trump gets closer to taking office.
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If Oculus gets closer to Facebook, that also recasts its relationship with Facebook's independent VR social team, currently led by game developer Mike Booth.
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Sam Smith, waiting in the wings, sips water and has his forehead blotted by an aide as it gets closer to his live performance.
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As the show gets closer to the events of Rogue One and A New Hope, fans should also expect more connections between the stories.
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We are all focused on making sure our on-track performance not only stays where it was but gets closer to those top three.
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In the video, as Smith gets closer to the vehicle, his body abruptly shifts paths, and his face is slammed into the front windshield.
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"As more sand runs through the hourglass and this gets closer to presidential election seasons, the dynamics in our nation's capital get funkier," Rep.
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However, Rao of REA said that the government could eventually be forced to incentivise more overseas rice sales as its storage gets closer to capacity.
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When you add in the $1.8 billion, it gets closer to the targeted post-money valuation we reported earlier this week, of around $20 billion.
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In the Microsoft Research video you can also see features allowing additional gestures to be unearthed as a users' finger gets closer to the screen.
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But as North Korea presses ahead with its nuclear program and gets closer to a weapon that could hit the U.S., senators are growing impatient.
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The budget office may still provide firm estimates for a proposal if one gets closer to a floor vote in the House or the Senate.
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Notice that at some points the ball gets closer to the center of the "orbit," which means the magnitude of the position vector r decreases.
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As the shop gets closer to shutting its doors, friends starts to show up and we start brainstorming what we should do with our nights.
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When it gets closer to the sun, the Parker probe will have to deal with 123,500°F heat, which is about the temperature of magma.
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"Every day we wait is a day our planet gets closer to the point of no return," de Blasio said in a report released April 22.
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Leonor attempts to shrug off her grandmother's arm as Letizia gets closer to her mother-in-law, and the two seem to share a heated exchange.
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For more high profile events, his strategy is to emphasize the social aspect and the updates he will deliver as he gets closer to the money.
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So there are many questions left to be answered, and they'll likely only become more complicated as the technology advances and gets closer to commercial applications.
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And as Uber gets closer to its Q1 2019 initial public offering, improving its unit economics across all of its businesses is going to be key.
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As the number in circulation gets closer to the limit, the rate at which miners can produce them automatically declines, according to a pre-ordained formula.
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Chandler said the Fed may not make it clear that it intends a fourth rate hike for 2018 until it gets closer to its December meeting.
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The company added that it is conducting final product tests, and that it will share more details around specific availability as it gets closer to September.
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"It was predictable that he would start beating the drum of this again as he gets closer to re-election," Mr. Castro said in an interview.
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Yet you exit hungry for a movie that gets closer to the bottom of a man who renamed himself after both an element and a planet.
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The prototype didn't appear to have the foldable arms of the Mavic, although that could easily change as the design gets closer to its final production form.
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These funds are created to automatically rebalance to an investment allocation that grows more conservative as one gets closer to retirement or the target date, Stophel says.
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As the FCC gets closer to acting on Ligado's spectrum plan, let's hope that discussion will focus on details in the record and what's actually being proposed.
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But as it gets closer to the target, it is designed to fly at hypersonic speeds in an unpredictable path — making detection, tracking and interception extremely difficult.
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Existing testers of Redstone 4, Microsoft's Windows 10 update due next month, can also test a new build (17101) as the company gets closer to finalizing this update.
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"It was a startling admission, because it was the first time she ever admitted something that gets closer to the truth than what she usually says," says Frink.
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As the 2016 presidential election gets closer to November, it's likely that your friends and family will post even more about politics – and you may not always agree.
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Still, this 1995 recording by Mr. Salonen, with the Swedish Radio Symphony, gets closer to the character of the music, as did this week's performance in New York.
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"This trend is exactly what we want to see" as the economy gets closer to full employment, said Elise Gould, a senior economist at the Economic Policy Institute.
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As the week inches toward Friday, your instincts are only going to get stronger as Mars gets closer to Neptune (the two planets meet exactly at 9:12 AM).
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For the most part, assets in 529 plans are invested in age-based portfolios that become more conservative as the child gets closer to college age, according to Morningstar.
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And as that moon gets closer to Mars over time, Phobos will likely get torn into a ring again "on a timescale of about 50 million years," Piro said.
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As Paige gets closer to landing the lead role, we are introduced to a raven-haired mean girl, Alexis (Niki Koss) who also happens to be Ashley Benson's doppelgånger.
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The movie follows reluctant 17-year-old María as she gets closer to the date of her arranged marriage with a much older widower who already has three kids.
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As Congress gets closer to a stimulus package that should be worth at least $2 trillion, that also will help assuage jangled nerves, and contributed to the Tuesday rally.
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Facebook gets closer to letting you type with your mind Facebook has teamed up with universities to figure out how to send thoughts from your brain to a computer.
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Polling trends, however, show that more and more people are giving credit to Trump for the economy as he gets closer to the one-year mark of his presidency.
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If Congress is unable to reach an agreement that gets closer to this figure, Trump indicated earlier this month that he could veto whatever bill comes across his desk.
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"Once it breaks $26, you might want to add a little bit there and then get more aggressive as it gets closer to that 50-day moving average," said Maley.
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As James' book gets closer to publication, he worries about how his family and friends will take the secrets he reveals, many of which have to do with his sexuality.
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With just one week to go until the Olympic opening ceremony in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, excitement (and nerves) are ramping up as the torch gets closer to its destination.
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"They will unveil a regulations package as it gets closer to the trip, further easing of travel, and further commerce and trade (changes)," said one person familiar with the discussions.
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"As a cloud of gas gets closer to the black hole, they speed up and heat up," Josephine Peters, an astrophysicist at the University of Oxford, previously told Business Insider.
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Without these, costs rise rapidly as the electricity system gets closer to full decarbonisation, even with storage and the ability to flex demand to cope with surpluses and shortages of power.
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Mr Johnson says that Brexit offers a chance to create a "global Britain" that strides beyond its "immediate European hinterland" and gets closer to the rising powers of the 21st century.
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Making the goal a firm 2%, he added, might send a wrong message about the Fed's intentions that it might start to tighten policy once inflation gets closer to that number.
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As long as that war continues with no victory near for anyone, neither Iran nor Russia gets closer to the economic lift and global inclusion that both of their populations crave.
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"As a cloud of gas gets closer to the black hole, they speed up and heat up," Josephine Peters, an astrophysicist at the University of Oxford, told Business Insider in October.
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Cruz had been benefitting of late from anti-Trump sentiment, but his fortunes appear to have suffered as the billionaire gets closer to the 1,237 delegates needed to clinch the nomination.
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CBS, which has rights to broadcast NFL games, could gain more leverage as the blackout continues and gets closer to football season, a time that brings in a trove of viewers.
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Not in Santiago: Bartenders here make daiquiris shaken on ice, not blended, and with a precise balance between sweet and citrus that gets closer to the true essence of the cocktail.
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It's difficult to make out in the photo above, but the display's light color changes from a warmer one to a brighter, purple-ish hue as it gets closer to your alarm.
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Trump's troubles at home have weakened his hand abroad, and that trend will only intensify if the Democrats take the House in November or the Mueller investigation gets closer to the president.
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As Palantir gets closer to an IPO, expect it to try to shed its clandestine image and focus on these practical uses of the software and platform by established Fortune 500 companies.
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The good news for you early adopters is that Google is once again promising an Android Beta release at some point in the future, as it gets "closer to a final product."
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As Ryan's and my proposal gets closer to being debated, these women's stories illustrate why speaking out against abuse is so important, and why we need to push the government to #StopSkirtingTheIssue.
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With every nuclear or missile test, North Korea gets closer to its stated goal of developing a nuclear weapon that can be mounted on a missile capable of reaching the United States.
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The bottom line: Automation will become a more prominent issue as self-driving technology gets closer to consumers, so the companies driving potential job displacement are trying to get ahead of it.
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As it gets closer to November, if the probability of Trump being elected rises, expect long-term interest rates to increase, while business spending and household consumption will come under serious pressure.
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But there have been many nagging questions about just how poorly bears might fare in a warming world as the ice melts and the Arctic Ocean gets closer to being seasonally ice-free.
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Also out there: Hurricane Isaac, a small hurricane projected to get weaker as it gets closer to the Lesser Antilles, and Hurricane Helene, which isn't anticipated to make it to land, CNN reports.
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But Anderson, an assistant professor of pediatrics at the University of California-Riverside, said her study gets closer to proving racism may actually cause negative health outcomes because it adjusts for other factors.
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"As a tax cut gets closer to passage (and assuming it is passed), the potential tailwind to earnings and nominal growth is likely to drive incremental fund flows into US equities," Parker said.
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That night, she gets closer to her own when she finally gets a match: Nicholas Godejohn (Calum Worthy), the boyfriend she famously went (almost) all the way to the end of this story with.
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Here has been in development for quite some time, but as the product gets closer to its final consumer vision, the team thought it was important to get more real-world feedback from users.
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Powell acknowledged that the reading was below what he had expected, but he called the pressures that drove inflation lower "transient" and likely to revert as the reading gets closer to the Fed's goal.
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Major reboots and shutdowns of the LHC sometimes coincide with extreme weather and seismic events, and it is believed that subsequent glitches in our reality occur as CERN gets closer to opening the doorway.
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Beyond Meat aims to start production in Asia before the end of next year, as it gets closer to selling its popular plant-based meat products in China, Executive Chairman Seth Goldman told Reuters.
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With each delegate Mr. Trump claims, he gets closer to the 1,237 he needs to clinch the nomination outright, and Mr. Cruz's chances of stopping him — even with an upset victory in Indiana — shrink.
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What's next: While not about climate change, the midterm elections could have a big impact on whether the issue gets closer to the front-burner next Congress if Democrats win control of the House.
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Yet there is also a more fundamental reason for Nielsen's departure that gets closer to the heart of Trump's behavior and political strategy than almost all of the many, previous exits from his administration.
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The SCCO2 increases in real terms as the world gets richer, and as the emission date gets closer to the time at which the most severe impacts of climate change are expected to occur.
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Using historical data and statistical modelling, the paper's authors find that as a country gets closer to fully eliminating measles, the age range of those who are not immune to the disease widens (see chart).
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If you flatten the sphere, the far side gets closer to the new center point, but the ends spread way out, so surface gravity goes down at the center, and way down at the edges.
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As time goes on, we'll get a better sense of how much money Blue Apron will be raising — and also how valuable the company thinks it is as it gets closer to pricing its IPO.
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President Trump and Treasury secretary Steven Mnuchin met with former Fed governor Kevin Warsh and Fed governor Jerome Powell this week, as he gets closer to choosing a Federal Reserve chair nominee, according to Bloomberg.
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But as the child gets closer to enrolling in college, you want to invest more conservatively to cushion any drop in the market and ensure the cash is available when the first tuition bill arrives.
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"When the theory and practice come out in equally full force, 'Something From Nothing' gets closer to the heart of the matter than you might expect from its famous roster," Nicolas Rapold wrote in The Times.
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As he gets closer to civilization, he's increasingly bombarded with ads, which consist of an endless parade of yammering nonsense-words and flashing products, occasionally interspersed with eerily grinning models with photo-cutout mouths and eyes.
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Still, political observers in the state expect the race to tighten as it gets closer to November and believe the Senate race will hinge on voter turnout and what happens at the top of the ticket.
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As he gets closer to full health, Sherman — who joined the 49ers in March after being released by the Seattle Seahawks — affirmed his decision to bet on himself with an incentive-heavy deal in free agency.
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As it gets closer to election time, state and local communities may be able to hire more IT officials or conduct post-election audits, but bigger projects like purchasing new equipment will become more and more cumbersome.
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And so as the Senate gets closer to a final vote, some Republicans are becoming squeamish about allowing those provisions through as they weigh their desire to cut taxes against wind and solar jobs for their constituents.
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As Britain gets closer to a vote on June 0.13 on its EU membership, the Paris-based Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development estimated that Brexit would knock one percent off of EU gross domestic product in 2018.
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As Disney gets closer to launching a shiny new video service and continues to ramp up efforts in other new streaming areas like gaming, it looks like it might be winding down one of its more legacy bets.
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CHICAGO, Nov 7 (Reuters) - Beyond Meat aims to start production in Asia before the end of next year, as it gets closer to selling its popular plant-based meat products in China, Executive Chairman Seth Goldman told Reuters.
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In one of those 529 college savings plans that your state probably offers, perhaps in a low-cost mutual fund with a mix of stocks and bonds that gets less aggressive as your child gets closer to 18.
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Forty-eight percent may not seem huge, but in context of the previous polls on Obamacare, it demonstrates yet again that as Congress gets closer to acting on the law, public support for the ACA seems to grow.
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Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich said as Trump gets closer to clinching the nomination, it is critical that he start making serious outreach to Republicans across the party, and garner a broad base of support heading into the fall.
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Brexit has inspired other hilarious responses from the realm of culture, like a cabaret variety show put on last November, and as Article 50 gets closer to being triggered, there will likely be plenty more material to work from.
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Bezos has said he sells roughly $1 billion worth of stock a year to fund his space company, Blue Origin, and he pledged to sell more than $1 billion this year as Blue Origin gets closer to commercial operations.
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Yet despite his propensity for political incorrectness, on Thursday he came in for praise, the memory of earlier embarrassments perhaps blunted by the sheer stamina and longevity of the foreign-born prince as he gets closer to 100. Mrs.
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Robert Mueller's special counsel team is "bracing for an array of challenges to its authority," per Politico, as the Russia investigation heats up and the criminal case against former campaign officials Rick Gates and Paul Manafort gets closer to a trial.
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I generally try not to think about what they did to it there, but I couldn't help recalling it at Pig Bleecker, which gets closer to the taste of the original with fish cheeks than Guy's did with actual squid.
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"In any great bull market, whether you think of technology in 2000 or houses over the course of the last couple of decades, it always ends or at least gets closer to the end when the public gets enthusiastic," he said.
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The developments came as Manafort gets closer to two trials where he will defend himself against a number of charges ranging from bank fraud to failing to register as a foreign agent for lobbying work for pro-Russia politicians in Ukraine.
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Officials have used language in recent weeks that in the past has prefaced intervention to weaken the yen but most major banks have come to the conclusion that Tokyo will not do so until the currency gets closer to 100 per dollar.
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And Valleriani said that alcohol marketing and licensing is getting even more lax as Canada gets closer to legalizing cannabis, pointing to massive billboards on major Toronto streets, new LCBO's "pop-up stores," and Toronto's recent "A Very Mommy Wine Festival" as examples.
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Tesla shares got off to the week with a good start after Canaccord Genuity upgraded the stock and predicted a monster rally as electric vehicle penetration improves and the company gets closer to building a car that is affordable for the masses.
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In an interview, Georgia's prime minister, Giorgi Kvirikashvili, said the papal visit was "very important as Georgia gets closer to Europe and the West in general," and he said he saw no reason for anyone to take umbrage at the pope's presence.
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"I have a feeling they're biding their time to roll out some changes to their foreign policy, including US policy, and North Korea may make its intentions clearer as it gets closer to the showcasing of its 'new strategic weapon'," Lee said.
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Republicans have continued to slam the impeachment process as an unfair process that's predetermined to try to overturn the results of the 2016 election, and their attacks on the Democrats will only ratchet up as an impeachment vote gets closer to reality.
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There is the likelihood of increased seaborne supply as Roy Hill, the last of the major new mines in top producer Western Australia state, ramps up output and Brazil's Vale gets closer to starting up its giant 90 million tonnes a year S11D project.
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What he does know is that getting into a military conflict with Iran, or a risky negotiation that might require U.S. concessions, is bad politics: bad for his base and bad for his face-off with the Democrats, especially as he gets closer to 2020.
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It seems that every time the clone club sisterhood — different characters all played by a versatile Tatiana Maslany — gets closer to uncovering the truth about its origins, a new layer of mystery creates complications that throw the women's lives into turmoil all over again.
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Paid leave proposals from Democrats and Republicans bubble to the national level -- all fall far short of the six months recommend by public health officials, though the proposal put forward by Democrat Kirsten Gillibrand gets closer to the mark than does Republican Marco Rubio's plan.
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Girard does not expect the Fed to keep to its 2019 forecast of three rate hikes, and she sees just two hikes next year as it gets closer to the neutral rate, or the interest rate level that it no longer believes is stimulative.
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Former Homeland Security acting Undersecretary John Cohen told CNN that there has "clearly been an effort" by the administration to create a sense of fear as the caravan gets closer to the US. "That fear, from a law enforcement perspective, is highly misplaced," Cohen said.
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With every game he plays, he gets closer to matching Ken Jennings's historic earnings on Jeopardy, and the narrative of one incredibly smart guy threatening to surpass the record of another incredibly smart guy — while making an astronomical amount of money in the process — is undeniably compelling.
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BEIJING (AP) — A parade Tuesday by China's secretive military will be a rare look at its rapidly developing arsenal, including possibly a nuclear-capable missile that could reach the United States in 30 minutes, as Beijing gets closer to matching Washington and other powers in weapons technology.
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"As the Federal Reserve gets closer to December, you're going to continue the dollar notch up in value," Chad Morganlander, portfolio manager at Stifel Nicolaus, said Tuesday on CNBC's "Trading Nation, " adding that he does see the central bank raising rates in December, and again late next year.
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It is also wholly owned by PE firm the Carlyle Group, so it's likely that this will help with future funding, although Boland did not rule out that when the company gets closer to a commercial launch, that it might need to look for funding to do this.
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"As the economy gets closer to its goals, we can again pull our foot off the gas a bit and hopefully execute a nice, soft landing over the next couple of years," San Francisco Fed President John Williams told the Washington Post in an interview conducted this week.
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This especially holds true when Rue feels the pain of letting down her little sister (Storm Reid of "A Wrinkle in Time") or as she gets closer to Jules (Hunter Schafer), an intriguing new girl whose very presence tilts the suburban world of "Euphoria" through no fault of her own.
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"The long-term monitoring of Ceres, particularly as it gets closer to perihelion – the part of its orbit with the shortest distance to the Sun -- has the potential to provide more significant science discoveries than a flyby of Adeona," Jim Green, NASA's Director of Planetary Science, said in a statement.
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Many Republicans want to get some sort of deal on the DACA issue done at the end of this year or early in 2018 because they worry that if left hanging out there it will be politically perilous for them as it gets closer to the midterm election next November.
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"The long-term monitoring of Ceres, particularly as it gets closer to perihelion — the part of its orbit with the shortest distance to the sun — has the potential to provide more significant science discoveries than a flyby of Adeona," James L. Green, NASA's director of planetary science, said in a statement.
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Dr. Koblitz thinks the narwhal can narrow its beam like an adjustable flashlight on open ice at the sea surface or prey deep in the ocean, and then widen it as it gets closer to track its prey, a skill that has been observed in other echolocating animals like bats.
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But pundits and politics Twitter will be watching all the candidates for signs that they have what it takes—whatever that actually means, be it incisive policy ideas or a particularly viral memes—to keep their hats (or their gold chains?) in the race as the country gets closer to 2020.
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HE POINTED BACK TO WHAT HAPPENED IN 2013 WHERE YOU SAW 30% PLUS GAINS IN THE MARKET AND SAID THAT HE WOULD THINK THAT IS MORE LIKELY IF THE 10-YEAR GETS CLOSER TO 3% I DIDN'T QUITE UNDERSTAND OR FOLLOW THAT BUT WHAT DO YOU THINK ABOUT THAT POTENTIAL?
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This is especially true whenever Finding Dory flashes back to Dory's childhood with her parents, Charlie and Jenny (Eugene Levy and Diane Keaton); sprinkled throughout the film, these fragmented memories pop into Dory's head more and more frequently as she gets closer to solving the mystery of where she last saw them.
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In the U.K. Prime Minister May asked for unity during her New Year's address on Sunday as the country gets closer to negotiating its terms to exit the EU. The 35 Russian diplomats that President Barack Obama expelled as part of a wide package of sanctions against Russia have left the country, Reuters reported.
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The $22.568 billion charge will not come as a surprise to investors after BP flagged earlier this month it would take a non-cash charge of $249 billion to $3 billion in the quarter as it gets closer to disposing of assets worth $10 billion by the end of 2019, a year ahead of schedule.
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"As my husband has weeklong business trips coming up in August and the campaign will require more hours as it gets closer to the election, I am writing to inquire if it is allowable to submit receipts for the time I am paying for a sitter, if the hours are strictly tied to the campaign?" she wrote.
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Mr. Rubin said that he could not predict whether this year's lineup of virtual reality games would include the parallel of World of Warcraft or Grand Theft Auto, both huge hits for PCs and consoles, but he said that "with every new release, and with every new discovery, VR gets closer to finding its killer app."
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Michael BennetMichael Farrand BennetThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump searches for backstops amid recession worries Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape MORE (D-Colo.), who suggested Democrats needed to be careful in starting impeachment proceedings, especially as it gets closer to the Iowa caucuses, because, Bennet said, the president would trumpet an acquittal.
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Vulnerable Senate Republicans are adjusting their stances on supporting Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE as he gets closer to officially securing the presidential nomination and their own general election campaigns gear up for the fall.
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As Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE gets closer to inauguration day, Mexican leaders are looking to remind him they will not pay for the president-elect's promised wall along the United States' southern border.
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Rep.-elect Ilhan OmarIlhan OmarScaramucci calls on GOP to save country from Trump 'depredations' The Hill's Morning Report - Trump searches for backstops amid recession worries Mueller report fades from political conversation MORE (D-Minn.) on Tuesday said that she believes President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE gets "closer to being impeached" every day.
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