I may be getting closer to finding a relationship, but I'm also getting closer to being the type of person who won't compromise herself in order to stay in that partnership.
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It's also fantastic for romance or getting closer to someone.
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The ratio has been getting closer to par every year.
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It's telling the Bank we're getting closer to full employment.
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You're getting closer to the dawn of a new Eve.
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It is getting closer to a pretty negative scenario unfolding.
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US military says checkpoint prevented truck getting closer to embassies.
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And Syrian fighters are getting closer to Raqqa every day.
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Joe Jonas is getting closer to being a married man.
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At that point, you are getting closer to a vodka.
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But I think I'm getting closer to that consistency level.
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And I worry that we're getting closer to that point.
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But, he says, synthetic data keeps getting closer to reality.
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Republicans are getting closer to victory on a tax bill.
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Bolton said that Kim was "jiving the Americans" and that, instead of getting closer to denuclearization, North Korea was getting closer to building a nuclear bomb that could target US cities, according to The Post.
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Blue Jays manager John Gibbons said they're getting closer to returning.
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The vibe is perfect for getting closer to someone this evening.
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" He went on: "We are getting closer to the 22018 elections.
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Elon Musk's Boring Company is getting closer to becoming a reality.
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Maybe we're getting closer to being a Good Place after all?
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Elon Musk's dream of hyperloop travel is getting closer to reality.
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CF Cameron Maybin is getting closer to returning to Detroit's lineup.
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But we are getting closer to hopping aboard, according to Pishevar.
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"It's a process of getting closer to reality," Dr. McGrath said.
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Barton has missed eight games but is getting closer to returning.
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"We aren't the ones getting closer to NATO's borders," he said.
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Is he getting closer to carrying on an engaging, human conversation?
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Astronomers are getting closer to finding Earth's twin in the universe.
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This is an intense time for getting closer to your partner.
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"There's no question we're getting closer to normal rates," he said.
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Meanwhile, Lee and Sasha were getting closer to owning it outright.
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But, you know, we're probably getting closer to that point now.
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Culturally, the Republican Party was getting closer to the working class.
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He's getting closer to the age I was when I was abused.
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We're getting closer to our due dates — and there will be cake!
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Some, such as China's, are getting closer to issuing their own coins.
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"I see something," said Sasano, the drone getting closer to the target.
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Slowly but surely, Revolut is getting closer to building an actual bank.
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Facebook is getting closer to making its brain-reading computer a reality.
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I'm not sure it happens today, but we're getting closer to it.
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The courts "are getting closer to what we want", says Mr Sayers.
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He cleverly decodes the letters all while getting closer to the prince.
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But thanks to more data, we're getting closer to really understanding them.
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That said, they did all find themselves getting closer to their exes.
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It's getting closer to Obama time, and the delegates are getting restless.
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The videos aren't completely convincing, but they're getting closer to that goal.
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But were getting optimistic that we're getting closer to those bottoming levels.
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He's getting closer to nailing him thanks to the KC mob's sloppiness.
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Pecker had been getting closer to the crown prince at the time.
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Each new job felt like progress: He was getting closer to Hollywood.
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German 10-year bond yields also fell, getting closer to zero percent.
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We still don't know, but we're getting closer to an answer: Meredith Corp.
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Memory implantation is now officially realThe movie Inception is getting closer to reality.
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The company is reportedly getting closer to launching its first commercial venture too.
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The industry also says it is getting closer to solving the custody problem.
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N) is "getting closer" to a deal with Brazilian aircraft maker Embraer (EMBR3.
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"I'm getting closer to coming back," the star wrote in the post's caption.
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The top is getting closer to Connecticut, and the depth keeps on expanding.
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What's somewhat disturbing thought is we're getting closer to that moment in time.
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Tony Romo, retired, seems to be getting closer to seeing action right now.
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Getting closer to the truth, even in small increments, is a worthy goal.
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Feels like government responses are getting closer to what they need to be.
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The black technology of mind control is also getting closer to our lives.
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And widely available video faking technology is getting closer to becoming a reality.
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Getting closer to your existing friends requires making the time and being intentional.
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Here's hoping we're getting closer to the end of this whole awful thing.
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They are tightening the rules, they are getting closer to western standards etc.
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Now researchers using cutting-edge genomics are getting closer to that holy grail.
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As thousands marched, Taiwan may be be getting closer to marriage equality As thousands marched, Taiwan may be be getting closer to marriage equality Taiwan's annual Gay Pride Parade attracts a massive turnout making it the biggest one in Asia.
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Getting closer to winning the nomination has apparently done nothing to tame Trump's rhetoric.
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Steven Yeun is getting closer to his next post-The Walking Dead role: dad!
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With the new Falcon 9, that world is getting closer to becoming a reality.
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"As you're getting older, each year you're getting closer to death," Dr. Kissen says.
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Do you feel we're getting closer to understanding what makes us "tick" at last?
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She's still on her debt freedom journey, but is getting closer to the end.
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So, I look at it as just another step getting closer to nuclearizing ICBMs.
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"The prize here is Citgo and we're getting closer to getting it," he said.
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Third baseman Anthony Rendon is getting closer to coming back to the Washington lineup.
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But we're getting closer to seeing exactly what the Magic Leap One can do.
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So the question is always: How invested are we in getting closer to equality?
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It'll do in a pinch, but you're better off getting closer to your subject.
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She'd been traveling all day thinking she's getting closer to see Mickey and Minne.
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"If kind of feels like [we're] getting closer to having some closure," he said.
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Joe Piscopo may be getting closer to making a run for New Jersey governor.
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"I'm getting closer to where I want to be," he said through an interpreter.
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Now, Indian scientists claim they are getting closer to giving men such an option.
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"I think we're getting closer to it, shouldn't be too far off," Barnette said.
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There&aposs some discussion tonight that Michael Cohen is getting closer to that as well.
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Image by Henry Laurisch via Wikimedia We're getting closer to that new James Blake album.
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After spending weeks getting closer to her, McAtasney went to his friend's home on Dec.
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As well as running the firm properly, that means getting closer to your other shareholders.
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But the company has been getting closer to its goals through a series of tests.
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Step by step, we're getting closer to a world of consumer electronics with flexible screens.
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We are getting closer to rebalancing our trade relationship with China and avoiding future hostility.
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Still, it's clear Apple is getting closer to a more workable keyboard for its iPad.
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"It's getting closer to the Spring Festival so physical demand will go slow," he said.
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I don't think [getting closer to profitability] is a good reason to scale back growth.
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And for the first time in a long time, she's getting closer to her roots.
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Wildlife watching continues to grow in popularity, so more people are getting closer to birds.
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It could've focused on cutting costs, or lowering premiums, or getting closer to universal coverage.
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Oltmans also believes that seventh ranked India are getting closer to the world's top teams.
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Does creating this music make you feel like you're getting closer to finding that home?
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According to a report from The Guardian,... Fully-autonomous Teslas are getting closer to reality.
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People start heading back into the warehouse and we're getting closer to Show Off showtime.
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The CDC also seems to be getting closer to determining a cause of the disease.
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Once deemed the stuff of science fiction, quantum computing is now getting closer to reality.
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Conway said Monday that it appears the two sides are getting closer to a deal.
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Toomey told young Republicans in Pittsburgh he was getting closer to backing his party's nominee.
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Working on getting closer to that recommended five servings of fruits and vegetables per day?
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I think we getting closer to the point where the two will finally meet, though.
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This is a very powerful time for you around intimacy and getting closer to others.
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He seemed to be getting closer to his own version of the soccer success story.
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Meanwhile, Congress is getting closer to unveiling a supplemental funding bill for virus relief efforts.
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"That's the sticking point, but I think we're getting closer to get there," said Rep.
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After two decades of getting closer to that reality, Sword and Shield make it real.
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The unsettling truth is North Korea is getting closer to its nuclear goal every day.
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Getting closer to how I saw myself allowed me to get closer to other people, too.
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" Canucks coach Willie Desjardins said, "It was good to see (him getting closer to the milestone).
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Hong Kong (CNN)Hong Kong is getting closer to knowing who will be its next leader.
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Pop singer Meghan Trainor and her fiancé Daryl Sabara are getting closer to their wedding day!
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This is a powerful new moon for sexual connection, or for getting closer to someone special.
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Either that, or TEPCO's robot is getting closer to the melted fuel—which is very likely.
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There are other signs Google is getting closer to spinning Tango out of its experimental stage.
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But it's getting closer to become a real, dyed-in-the-wool alternative to a firearm.
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So, computers may be getting closer to autonomously producing their own art that people deem creative.
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John Lewis (D-Ga.) said he is getting closer to supporting impeachment with each new development.
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That said, we may be getting closer to the other side in these areas of concern.
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And getting closer to the truth, I tell them, is what economic research is all about.
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Getting closer to your partners is big tonight: A conversation about sensitive issues could come up.
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And we may be getting closer to being able to stock up right here in America.
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The Fed is getting closer to lower rates to take out "insurance" that does not happen.
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Princess Leia's hologram message to Obi-Wan is getting closer to reality, at least augmented reality.
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They're getting closer to buying flights and then I can start planning their trip in earnest.
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We're getting closer to it — and when you get to that point, bring on all comers.
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The youngsters, it seems, are getting closer to the elusive prize of a major singles title.
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With each satellite we add to GTO, we are getting closer to being discovered by an ETI.
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New York (CNN Business)Carlsberg is getting closer to its goal of selling beer in paper bottles.
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As part of this, meteors have been gradually getting closer to the map, and recently hitting it.
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Lately, it feels like we're getting closer to finding out the truth behind what really killed him.
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We're getting closer to this device's announcement and this move to USB-C hasn't been reported previously.
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So my gameplan moving forward getting closer to the people I felt would not vote against me.
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So I went to beauty school in hopes of getting closer to my original love for makeup.
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Livestream is getting closer to allowing live video created on its platform to get broadcast anywhere online.
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The move signals that the company is getting closer to rolling Loon out as a commercial project.
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I believe we are getting closer to an inflection point that will be triggered by specific events.
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Taking such a step indicates the plant, in northern Australia's Darwin, is getting closer to starting output.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin told CNBC on Thursday the two sides were getting closer to a deal.
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Interim head coach Doug Weight said Clutterbuck skated this weekend and is getting closer to a return.
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The investigation into Russian interference keeps getting closer to Trump and Trump keeps doing himself no favors.
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Back in September, he talked about tearing up when he realized Malia was getting closer to college.
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It does show, however, that we're getting closer to a time when autopilot systems get significantly smarter.
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This means we're getting closer to a world where every plan can and should have an HSA.
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That means Blue Origin is likely getting closer to having people on board during its test flights.
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Is it because he knows he's getting closer to the end, will soon vanish and become nothing?
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With the Iowa caucuses approaching this election season, we are getting closer to picking our next president.
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Now, the US is getting closer to this target thanks to the so-called "potty parity" movement.
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Rachel's getting closer to Coleman, not least because he's told her she won't need Quinn any more.
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Getting closer to the planet will allow Cassini to take its mass without factoring in the rings.
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Jason Lujan: Our work doesn't necessarily interact although we seem to getting closer to something like it.
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I'm getting closer to my man than ever before, resurrecting the "happy hours" of my parents' generation.
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I'm getting closer to my man than ever before, resurrecting the "happy hours" of my parents' generation.
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If anything, with vaping it's getting closer to its core goal: nicotine addiction no matter the vehicle.
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Tesla is getting closer to having its own chip for handling autonomous driving tasks in its cars.
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His interrogations at the hands of the security directorate continued, and they were getting closer to home.
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Bills aimed at increasing federal contracting opportunities for small businesses are getting closer to final congressional approval.
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As we're getting closer to 2024, how are you feeling about the chances of meeting that deadline?
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Your 403th birthday doesn't just come with the panic of getting closer to the Big 3-0.
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Instead, they're telling us that our body is working, the baby is getting closer to being born!
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Democrats are getting closer to holding a vote on articles of impeachment, but aren't there quite yet.
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What we need is the rule of law, otherwise, we are getting closer to an anomic situation.
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This is an amazing evening for letting go of baggage—and for getting closer to someone special.
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And I got a lot of it especially now that I'm getting closer to my goal weight.
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Little by little, Samsung is getting closer to making a smartwatch that's more than just a fashion piece.
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But recent research results suggest it's getting closer to becoming practical, says Mehryar Mohri, a professor at NYU.
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We could be getting closer to yet another make-or-break-moment between Greece and its international creditors.
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Getting closer to your partners on a mental level (as well as physical) will be a big deal.
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But new findings suggest we may be getting closer to knowing how to prevent the devastating neurodegenerative disease.
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But biologists, working on mapping and redesigning the plant, think that they are getting closer to saving coffee.
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LiveMap launched in TechCrunch's Hardware Battlefield CES 2014 and is getting closer to producing its augmented reality helmet.
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What's going on is people are finally fearful and valuations are finally getting closer to 20.1 times earnings.
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It's great to feel like you're getting closer to your boss, but be careful about getting too friendly.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin says the U.S. is getting closer to a highly anticipated trade deal with China.
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In Las Vegas, however, it was easy to imagine Smith getting closer to his ceiling than his floor.
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Bogosian is getting closer to returning from a knee sprain that has kept him out for 20 games.
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Now, as the elections near, Democrats on Capitol Hill think they are getting closer to cracking the code.
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Menenez said late Tuesday, "I don't think so" when asked if they were getting closer to a deal.
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Arpakorn Yookongkaew said officials believe they are getting closer to rescuing the 85033 boys and their soccer coach.
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Getting closer to people feels hard right now, but you'll be surprised by what you learn about others.
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We're getting closer to spring, but you're only now really starting to get in the cozy, winter mood.
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Canada is getting closer to naming its next two astronauts, who should be officially selected later this year.
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The company is said to be getting closer to a decision about a location for its second headquarters.
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Apple appears to be getting closer to launching its long-awaited AirTags, based on iOS 14 code snippets.
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As she is getting closer to three, she is starting to have an opinion about taking a nap.
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The actress, musician and producer, who's starring in "Hustlers," also says she's getting closer to directing a movie.
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ARE THERE ANY SIGNS TO SAY WE'RE GETTING CLOSER TO A POINT WHERE THIS ACTUALLY DOES PLAY OUT.
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You can see one guard try to coax North into getting closer to mom, crouching to her level.
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Shohei Ohtani, the intriguing two-way star from Japan, is getting closer to choosing a major league team.
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I believe he's getting closer to discovering what Americans were and are involved in collusion with the Russians.
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But Monday's developments signal that the Petrobras investigation may be getting closer to Ms. Roussef and Mr. da Silva.
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And so here's Queen Elizabeth running after little Prince William to stop him from getting closer to the carriage.
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Showalter said Wieters is getting closer to returning, and if he wasn't, the team would have made a move.
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After getting closer to the "toy," the man realized it was a real gator camped out in his garage.
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It's interesting to know that I'm getting closer to that point, so I should know about this stuff more.
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Since then, the lander has been slightly refining its path around the Moon, getting closer to the lunar surface.
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We've put together a list of simple goals for setting — and getting closer to — your career goals in 2019.
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Among the "wait and see" House Dems: 4 say they are getting closer to wanting to launch impeachment proceedings.
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The time is getting closer to when the Fed will break away from the pack and tighten policy again.
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With each passing breakthrough, we're getting closer to the day when we really can get off this rock. [ESA]
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But cloud-based accounting company FreshBooks, located in Toronto, Canada, seems to be getting closer to cracking the code.
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They&aposve got to get their side out and getting closer to them is a way to do that.
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"I don't know exactly what he would sign, but I think we're getting closer to finding that out," Sen.
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So clearly we don't yet know the exact story, but it seems astronomers are getting closer to the answer.
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And every day that I was patching XCOM up, the aliens were getting closer to activating the Avatar Project.
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The move suggested the two sides were getting closer to a "phase one" trade agreement that would ease tensions.
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A while later, getting closer to Los Angeles, there was some traffic on the highway, and I slowed down.
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Trump was getting closer to clinching the Republican nomination, but his political history still provoked wariness among Party ideologists.
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A feature that will allow Google Maps users to make lists of places is getting closer to public launch.
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Nets G Randy Foye (hamstring) is day-to-day but is getting closer to making his season debut. 2.
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Before 2000, the percentage change for restaurants and all statistics on teenagers were negative, but getting closer to zero.
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The investigation into potential collusion between the Trump Administration and the Kremlin is reportedly getting closer to the president.
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She told Insider: "I think she&aposs too old now that she&aposs getting closer to nine years old!"
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A long, winding, brisk walk always seemed a way of getting closer to the source of that curious energy.
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Tesla is getting closer to testing a prototype, according to an email discussion of potential road tests in Nevada.
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"We are getting closer to finding out what capacities are needed to play on a good level," he said.
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Speaking of alternate models, you mentioned this last time you were on, it's getting closer to being a thing.
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On Monday, Hamm attributed the stock market's recent run into record highs to Trump getting closer to the U.S. presidency.
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Davis appears to be getting closer to a return after flying out to Arizona this past weekend to start throwing.
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Voice recognition software is also getting closer to the point that in-ear computing will be a lot more viable.
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Should we be getting closer to Russia and Putin or should we have a dynamic of constant confrontation and hostility?
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The point of getting closer to the consumer is to help companies expand customisation, accelerate innovation and speed up delivery.
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The stock market is getting closer to a critical juncture — one that could significantly derail the so-called 'Trump rally.
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Several recent FCC filings are the latest example that things are moving along and we're getting closer to a release.
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Bernie Sanders debate in the coming days before the June 7th California primary is getting closer to becoming a reality.
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The White House is getting closer to that with his ever wilder and increasingly frequent free-for-alls with reporters.
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In those moments, I feel as though I'm drowning, but other times I feel like I'm getting closer to them.
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Be smart: These partnerships are the real deal, proof that they are getting closer to bringing automated vehicles to market.
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Mitsubishi Aircraft is getting closer to launching the first Japan-made airliners in more than half a century: the SpaceJet.
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The projection on the room walls started with a starry sky and kept focusing and getting closer to the moon.
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"Interest rates have been narrowing," said Chandler, noting the U.S. Treasury yields are getting closer to German, U.K. and Japan.
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Brain chip implants are getting closer to mainstream reality and influential entrepreneurs like Elon Musk are jumping into the business.
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"They can still be a pain, but we're getting closer to the level of pain of other mattresses," he says.
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The firm predicted more electric vehicle penetration and the company getting closer to building an affordable car for the masses.
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Now, DARPA's vision is getting closer to reality, with the agency awarding contracts to eight institutions to develop its ideas.
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Centrist Republicans are throwing cold water on prospects that the House is getting closer to a deal on ObamaCare repeal.
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But today, just like in the cities, the role of the women is getting closer to that of the men.
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Mozambique's vast resources are also getting closer to coming to market with Anadarko Petroleum announcing a sales agreement on Feb.
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What if the bad guy, in stocking feet, is creeping upstairs right now, getting closer to my babies, to me?
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"We have a global strategy to grow and expand our footprint by getting closer to our clients," the spokesman said.
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The spacecraft has been orbiting Ceres for more than a year now, getting closer to the dwarf planet over time.
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The survey, conducted by the National Business Group on Health, is another sign that they're getting closer to that point.
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People talked about it in religious terms, as if his ascension meant we were getting closer to the promised land.
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SAN FRANCISCO — The financial start-up SoFi is getting closer to its ambition of being able to replace your bank.
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We take the metro and instead of getting closer to the cable cars, we get closer to Nickelodeon World. Help.
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U.S. Congressman Bill Pascrell, another member of the delegation to Mexico, suggested all sides were getting closer to an agreement.
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Still, the poll found 58 percent of Americans think they're getting closer to their hopes for their careers and finances.
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Meanwhile, lawmakers are also getting closer to the deadline to pass a spending bill for the rest of fiscal 2018.
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American negotiators and Taliban officials are getting closer to an agreement to end the nearly 103-year war in Afghanistan.
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AND AS MARK AND I CONTINUE TO HAVE DISCUSSIONS IN TERMS OF HOW CAN WE DO THINGS MORE STRATEGICALLY, YOU KNOW, IT WAS CLEAR AS CVS HEALTH WAS MOVING TO BECOME MORE OF A HEALTH CARE COMPANY AND GETTING CLOSER TO PAYERS, MARK HAD A SIMILAR STRATEGY IN TERMS OF GETTING CLOSER TO THE CUSTOMER.
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Ways and Means Committee Chairman Kevin Brady said he believed Republicans were getting closer to a measure they could agree on.
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Trump, along with Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte, appears to believe that getting closer to Putin will strengthen the West's hand.
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Sunday's test has stoked concerns that Pyongyang may be getting closer to a long-range intercontinental ballistic missile than previously thought.
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The second is that video game streaming is getting closer to reality, and that doesn't bode well for a game store.
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Aren't we getting closer to at least admitting to some degree that being a woman in this world has different challenges?
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A source tells TechCrunch that Dubset is getting closer to securing deals with the other two major labels Warner and Universal.
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The bottom line: Uber is getting closer to publicly filing papers for its IPO, which is expected to occur next month.
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She notes that the gap is surprising given that med schools are getting closer to parity when it comes to admissions.
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"Certainly the comments out of Bullard and some of the others indicates we're getting closer to a rate hike," he said.
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He's getting closer to a housewarming where he can show it off to his friends that laughed when he bought it.
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Interest in getting closer to consumers seems to have at least partly motivated Electronic Arts to split from E3 this year.
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With the advent of trippy glowing ink that can be dunked into a cheap printer, we're getting closer to that horizon.
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Getting closer to gold Yamamoto's team became the first in the world to extract natural gas from offshore gas hydrate reserves.
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While he was out, his wife, Melody Bledsoe, 70, called and told him the fire was getting closer to their home.
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Scientists are getting closer to creating a universal vaccine that would be effective against multiple influenza strains (eliminating yearly shots—yay!).
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Iraq's federal police moved forces 200 meters deeper into the Old City, getting closer to al-Nuri mosque, a statement said.
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"I'm not concerned at all," the president said on Saturday when asked about the coronavirus getting closer to the White House.
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Inside the world's top artificial intelligence labs, researchers are getting closer to creating robotic hands that can mimic the real thing.
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So we've spent a lot of time learning about the technology and we're getting closer to having it ready to deploy.
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For now, the fact the black flag of ISIS is getting closer to the black flag of pirates is scary enough.
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Later, he contacted SpaceX, which was getting closer to launching its Falcon Heavy rocket, capable of sending missions to the moon.
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On Saturday, President Trump, an admitted germophobe, said he was not worried about the outbreak getting closer to the White House.
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"People are just standing outside, staring, trying to see if the fire could be getting closer to their houses," she said.
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LW Nathan Gerbe and LW Phillip Di Giuseppe were on the trip and are getting closer to getting back in the lineup.
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With every difficult decision, I knew I was getting closer to the happily-ever-after I came into this journey looking for.
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U.S. stocks, oil and Treasury yields rose on Thursday afternoon on reports that the two sides were getting closer to a deal.
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I look forward to meeting everybody that you talk to online—putting a face to a name and getting closer to them.
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Image: PixabayChina's "social credit" system—the one straight out of a dystopian Black Mirror episode—is getting closer to becoming a reality.
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Powell said in a speech last week that the Fed is getting closer to the range of "neutral" forecasts among FOMC members.
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But Apple is making a concerted effort to build its user base and is even reportedly getting closer to opening stores there.
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It seems pretty clear that the police force are getting closer to solving the murders, but how will they differentiate the killers?
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Wilson continued, I realized I could see myself getting closer to Tom and possibly spending the rest of my life with him.
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Similarly, with the brain it is only by getting closer to the action that you can really understand what is going on.
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"I don't want to use the word desperate, but we're getting closer to desperate," Bill says in clip of the season premiere.
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We don't know exactly how much ash is safe to fly through, although scientists and engineers are getting closer to an answer.
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Overall, the group plans to ship around 8,400 vehicles in 2017, getting closer to the 9,000 goal it has set for 2019.
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They've been developing it for a couple of years now with the help of Patreon supporters, and are getting closer to release.
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When you start getting closer to the day, about a month or two before, your skin will be in a better state.
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Yet if she hadn't revealed who she was and why, I would have missed the unexpected pleasure of getting closer to her.
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It's built a community too big to perfectly police, and accepting that is the first step to getting closer to satisfactory protection.
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No. Another question about fox is you're now getting to spend more time with these assets, you've getting closer to this approval.
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I could lean towards the birthday cake and, up to a point, actually feel like I was getting closer to the goods.
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Now, as they're getting closer to the big day, we get to watch them celebrate their love one party at a time.
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They say they are happy to act as human guinea-pigs if it means getting closer to their dream of becoming astronauts.
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Ryan dismissed reports from late Tuesday and early Wednesday that said he was getting closer to endorsing Trump in the coming days.
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Getting closer to his goal, if no closer to any form of enlightenment, he reaches Chile and its astoundingly barren Atacama Desert.
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"It started getting closer to the people at the sandbar and they tried to get out," witness Donovan Cecil told the outlet.
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British officials are getting closer to identifying those they believe are responsible for the attack, the former American official told the newspaper.
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We still can't predict when one will appear, but scientists think they're getting closer to forecasting when a rogue wave will strike.
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It won't be shipped out until Summer 2017, but at least we're steadily getting closer to having the perfect wake-up call.
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When he saw the flames getting closer to the cathedral's two towers, Father Fournier's thoughts turned to another fire chaplain: the Rev.
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I just wonder, are you getting closer to where the cash flow would make it less likely – you need future capital raises?
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Signing up for a $10 monthly gym membership may seem like a good, cheap way of getting closer to your health goals.
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"Usually, savings can be something that is encouraging or makes you feel like you're getting closer to your financial goals," Boneparth said.
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So when he's available, I love getting him in on a more final edit, where we're getting closer to the finished product.
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New York (CNN)If you're willing to spend $250,000 for a quick trip to space, that option is getting closer to reality.
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In Afghanistan, American negotiators and Taliban officials are getting closer to an agreement to end the nearly 211-year war in Afghanistan.
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Trump has met with Liu during his past visits to Washington as the two sides appeared to be getting closer to an agreement.
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He was also getting closer to the halls of political power in the US and becoming interested in that kind of influence globally.
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But Ukraine itself has been vacillating between getting closer to the E.U., to the West, and retaining its longer term links to Russia.
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The end of August is nigh, which means we're getting closer to the mother of all tech reveals: the September Apple product unveilings.
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French stood in the crowd behind the barricade of police preventing people from getting closer to Brown, who lay dead in the street.
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We're getting closer to 25100G networks becoming a reality, and Samsung is getting in on the game with its new Exynos 5100 modem.
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Scientists are getting closer to being able to routinely make blood stem cells in the lab, two new research papers in Nature show.
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The Devils have the second-most cap space of any NHL team, and getting closer to the floor is the plan of attack?
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Episode 9 — "Motherf*ckin' Bar Graphs" Sophia is getting closer to her Melanie Griffith Working Girl moment — she's renting her own office space.
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Entering, and even watching, the dreams of another person is an old fiction trope, one science is getting closer to making a reality.
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Imagine it like this: Two spinning tops are circling each other on a table surface, and they are getting closer to a collision.
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Augmented (or "mixed") reality startup Magic Leap is maybe, theoretically, possibly getting closer to showing off its nearly mythical but reportedly amazing technology.
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Pandora is getting closer to becoming the latest company to jump in the $10-a-month, all-you-can-eat music streaming world.
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Taurus is a sensual energy, and new moons bring new beginnings, so getting closer to someone is likely to happen at this time.
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It's a powerful time for processing your emotions and letting go of the past, and for getting closer to someone you care about.
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"As we started getting closer to making it, it was the first one where I started to feel a little regret," he said.
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Hedge fund manager Steve Cohen, CEO of the family-office hedge fund Point113 Asset Management, is getting closer to managing outside money again.
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Surely all gay people fall into the same category as I. I know I am getting closer to death and this frightens me.
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Though IBM disputed that Google had really accomplished all that much, Dr. Gil argued that quantum computers were indeed getting closer to reality.
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BECKY QUICK: As you are getting closer to finding more details, I know you said that those will be released later this month.
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But taking away the pressure on Iran by undermining this deal will not strengthen our hand in getting closer to resolving these issues.
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But whatever comes, the right's why-marriage-declined story is presently contested, complicated, interesting and possibly getting closer to the necessarily complex truth.
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A couple of weeks later, the lander and orbiter separated, and the lander has been getting closer to the lunar surface ever since.
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Other start-ups are getting closer to being able to create chicken nuggets and sausage from actual meat cells grown in a lab.
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Trump said earlier—although he's kinda calmed down as he's getting closer to the potential nomination—that the politicians are stupid or whatever.
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Short-term rates controlled by the Fed are getting closer to topping long-term rates set by the market, an omen for recession.
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Now the company is getting closer to realizing its ambition of making Messenger the middleman between you and your every interaction in the world.
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Treasury yields fell on Friday after a top Federal Reserve official said the central bank was getting closer to reaching its neutral overnight rate.
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For a brief moment Friday, there was optimism in the market that the Trump administration was getting closer to a trade deal with China.
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The Touch controllers — as we've talked about — are essential for getting closer to VR's promise of "presence," the feeling of actually being somewhere else.
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By reaching certain financial goals and asking technical questions about sailing, this helped MacArthur feel as though she was getting closer to her ambitions.
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Higher levels of radiation could also mean the robot is getting closer to the precise source of radioactivity to properly remove the melted fuel.
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The San Francisco-based business has been around since 2007 and there's been speculation for years that it was getting closer to going public.
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But we're definitely getting closer to seeing Samsung's next flagship phone, with the Note 9 passing through the FCC this week (via Android Police).
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Trump is getting closer to the White House ... Like the owner's campaign, it's made some big strides ... but is still a work in progress.
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Plus, it's yet another concrete sign that we're finally getting closer to actual 5G networks beginning to roll out in the increasingly near future.
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In Photo: Pavel Golovkin (AP)Russia is getting closer to implementing the sort of internet regulations that exist under the Great Firewall of China.
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But scientists are getting closer to establishing what causes what, study author Curtis Huttenhower, professor of computational biology and bioinformatics at Harvard, told Gizmodo.
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Getting closer to someone emotionally is certainly a theme right now, but so is working out complicated financial issues, like debts, taxes, and inheritances.
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Oddly, despite the secrecy, the bill might be getting closer to the true, honest positions of some politicians (and their constituents) than prior bills.
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U.S. and Chinese officials are reportedly getting closer to a trade deal, having resolved most of the outstanding issues in their protracted trade spat.
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Theoretically, it could be a sign that Magic Leap is getting closer to showing off its work in more than the vaguest possible ways.
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In his opening statement, Harris warned that Kim is "rapidly" getting closer to being able to match its rhetoric about striking America with action.
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One, the labor market is gradually tightening up and I think we are making progress in our objective of getting closer to full employment.
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An industry source told The Hill that they heard a week ago that Moran and Blumenthal were getting closer to putting out a draft.
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Delta CEO Ed Bastian said on Wednesday that the airline was getting closer to being able to offer free Wi-Fi on every flight.
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In the Treasury market, a yield-flattening trade continued, with the yields on the short end getting closer to yields of longer-dated securities.
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And as it begins to understand more about context, it's getting closer to a day where it will need little to no human help.
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That explains all the pads — with two goalies now suiting up for games and two others still rehabilitating and getting closer to a return.
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"American Idol" is getting closer to assembling a full squad -- the show's zeroing in on finalists to join Katy Perry on the judges' panel.
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"We're getting closer to having a proposal that we'll be bringing up in the near future," Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) said.
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The Fed is getting closer to raising interest rates again, the head of the U.S. central bank, Janet Yellen, and other policymakers said on Friday.
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It&aposs getting closer to our economy, that&aposs the problem and they&aposre catching up in a number of technologies that are absolutely vital.
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But they're on the agenda this year at I/O, so presumably Google is getting closer to making them officially available on a wider basis.
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The dollar was on course for a third straight weekly gain on Friday on hints the United States is getting closer to raising interest rates.
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While you were sleeping this morning, NASA's Cassini spacecraft dove between Saturn and its rings — getting closer to the planet than it's ever been before.
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They're getting closer to home, which is Addis Ababa, but there is still much more work to be done, more cities that need the circus.
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Samsung is getting closer to taking the wraps off its foldable smartphone, a prototype of which has supposedly been in the works for years now.
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The North Koreans every day in their labs, they don&apost need to swing missiles all across the pacific are getting closer to an ICBM.
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Private company SpaceX is also focused on starting its own Mars colony, and it's getting closer to actually making such a monumental task a reality.
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Buitrago also said that she was confident that the team is getting closer to finding out what happened to the students after they were abducted.
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Organizations will take on new roles, getting closer to the consumer as the lines blur between insurers, pharmaceutical companies, retail clinics and pharmacy benefit managers.
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With the U.S. and global economic cycle getting closer to rolling over, they almost certainly won't be rising above 0.5 percent for years to come.
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And we're getting closer to that moment in time with yet an enormous amount of accommodative monetary policy," Griffin said Wednesday on CNBC's "Power Lunch.
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While it may not happen with Otani, Greene, or even McKay, but it does appear we're getting closer to finding a MLB two-way star.
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It looks as though that might be Odom's left arm edging into the shot — a good indication that he's getting closer to being healthy again.
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"My view is still [that] this does not get approved tomorrow, but I feel we're making large steps and getting closer to it," Kelly said.
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Every now and then, a report would emerge suggesting Ryan was getting closer to Obamacare repeal, prompting a flare-up of concern on the left.
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The two amiable rapper/singers have long hinted at a fully-fledged collaborative project together, and the world may be getting closer to that reality.
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Basically, Relativity wants to play in the same ballpark as SpaceX for some prospective missions, and it's getting closer to be able to do that.
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Phenotyping analysts created an image from his DNA and adjusted it to his skull shape, getting closer to what he looked like, Chief Katranakis said.
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It's obvious that Trump fired James Comey because he was getting closer to the truth of what happened with Russian manipulation of the American election.
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The private sector is getting closer to being capable of launching habitable spacecraft into orbit and eventually running crewed missions to the Moon and Mars.
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It's easy to think of zooming in as "getting closer" to the subject, because it makes a small subject get bigger and fill the frame.
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SpaceX is getting closer to a key piece of the puzzle when it comes to its ability to launch astronauts on its commercial crew spacecraft.
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After the second launch, Musk said in a tweet that SpaceX is getting closer to recovering the rocket fairings for further re-use as well.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Kentucky, said Trump is "getting closer" to becoming a credible candidate in an interview with NY1/Time Warner Cable News.
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Yellen said on Wednesday the U.S. economy was getting closer to running on its own, but added that it made sense to raise interest rates gradually.
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It's a parody, of course—but the actor told Desus and Mero the Veep White House seems to be getting closer to mirroring reality every day.
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Santo Domingo (CNN)Authorities in the Dominican Republic say they are getting closer to arresting the person who ordered the shooting of baseball star David Ortiz.
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Verstappen and Ricciardo are the only winners apart from the Mercedes pairing this season and have been getting closer to the dominant duo in recent weeks.
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Some analysts saw the latest monetary policy decision as evidence the bank was getting closer to cutting interest rates, which are at their highest since 2008.
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The index has skyrocketed since the end of Housing Bust 1 and is getting closer to beating the prior insane peak, but is still 2.0% shy.
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But researchers report they may be getting closer to changing the calculation, according to findings published last week in the Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism.
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The fact that Amazon has slowed seasonal hiring while consumer demand is only rising is a sign they're getting closer to realizing parts of that plan.
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Instead, the audio output tells the player when they're getting closer to an edge and can even enable to them to cut corners in tight turns.
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Perry is also reportedly getting closer to becoming the owner of a convent in the hills between Los Feliz and Silver Lake — against the nuns' wishes.
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Chris Pratt and Katherine Schwarzenegger's surprise summer romance is still in full bloom — and sources say they are getting closer to each other by the day.
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Better Call Saul seems to be hastening its creep towards the events of Breaking Bad, and may be getting closer to the specific underworld it inhabited.
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The testing indicated, though, that Russia is getting closer to being able to commission the turbines and to start using them to generate electricity for Crimea.
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VLADIVOSTOK, Russia (Reuters) - Russia is getting closer to concluding a deal on a new route for transporting gas to China, its energy minister said on Wednesday.
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Meadows is reacting in part to comments McConnell made Thursday that suggested he might be getting closer to throwing in the towel on the healthcare effort.
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"When so many crazy folks are getting closer to having a nuclear weapon, I don't want them to think, 'I could strike this country,'" he said.
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Facebook has been talking to congressional committee staffers about setting up Zuckerberg's testimony, and he's getting closer to testify before the House Energy and Commerce Committee.
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Mr. Kelly added that Americans should be concerned that the North is getting closer to being able to hit the mainland United States with its missiles.
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Science may be getting closer to an answer to that question thanks to a broad survey of modern and ancient dog and wolf skulls and DNA.
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The markets took the news with relative calm, suggesting that investors share the central bank's assessment that the economy is getting closer to walking without crutches.
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What is particularly disappointing is that this rise in nationalist protectionism has come at a time when Latin America was getting closer to the United States.
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BofA strategists said the removal of the word could seem dovish since the Fed sees policy getting closer to neutral and will then stop raising rates.
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"And here we go again," she thought this week, when the water began getting closer to her property and she started sandbagging to keep it at bay.
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Engineers working with the company are still hunting for the exact root cause of the rocket failure, but the company is getting closer to figuring it out.
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We're getting closer to the finish line, and while it's going to be amazing to run through that tape and meet Eva, it comes at a cost.
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After three straight playoff appearances under Chuck Pagano, getting closer to the Super Bowl each year, the Colts certainly took the next step — a big one, backward.
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The drones we have today do everything from deliver packages to provide surveillance footage, but now we're getting closer to something that could even save someone's life.
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NOTES: Indians LHP Andrew Miller threw off a mound in the bullpen and off the mound on the field, and is getting closer to a simulated game.
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"It is important for the public to understand that we're getting closer to reaching our objectives," Fed Chair Janet Yellen said during a post-meeting news conference.
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A full moon in Aries asks us to seek independence, while a new moon in Scorpio finds us deepening our connections and getting closer to the truth.
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You are getting closer to that 3 percent 10-year rate that a lot of people think is going to be a significant development for the market.
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It comes as U.S. and Chinese officials are reportedly getting closer to a trade deal, having resolved most of the outstanding issues in their protracted trade dispute.
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"Our family thought about getting closer to Opel even before the agreement with General Motors," Jean-Philippe Peugeot said, adding that the time wasn't right back then.
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The economy, he said, is getting closer to the Fed's dual mandate of full employment and a healthy inflation level that it sees as around 2 percent.
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President Donald Trump is getting closer to naming the next Federal Reserve chair, with sources saying the pick is going to be Fed Governor Jerome "Jay" Powell.
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North Carolina, citing the need to keep its skies clear for military training operations, is getting closer to cracking down on wind farms, the Associated Press reports.
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For Rothstein, being careful around international stocks is a conservative choice that suits the needs of her clients, many of whom are getting closer to retirement age.
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The hitch: No deal has yet been reached, though it seems the two sides are getting closer to a "phase one" trade agreement that would ease tensions.
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The Ontario government is getting closer to starting its planned trial of a basic income—essentially topping up the incomes of people below a particular economic threshold.
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Lee and Chow say that while the industry's infrastructure on the mainland is still poor, it's getting closer to a place where it can begin to thrive.
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Talks between CSX's board and Mantle Ridge have been advancing, the people said, getting closer to a deal that could be announced as early as next week.
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" Asked whether he was concerned that the virus was getting closer to the White House and Washington D.C., the president responded:"No, I'm not concerned at all.
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"They are tightening the rules, they're getting closer to western standards," he said, adding that ABB has a dedicated department that watches developments in these areas closely.
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The revelation of the new expansion comes amid threats that North Korea may be getting closer to a long-range missile test or some other provocative act.
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He added that the "frothy price action likely continues in the short term," though the firm's indicator of market sentiment is getting closer to a sell level.
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The Russia probe is getting closer to the White House Flynn is the first member of the Trump administration to be implicated in the special counsel's investigation.
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Staff from the relevant committees in both parties and chambers met over the Thanksgiving break and are getting closer to an agreement, according to lobbyists and aides.
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As were getting closer to the (British) election there are concerns about any spillover, said Justin Lederer, an interest rate strategist at Cantor Fitzgerald in New York.
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Apple's Series 3 and Series 4 smartwatches are seeing big discounts during Black Friday, and for the first time, prices are getting closer to the $150 mark.
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Federal investigators are getting closer to the heart of the Trump Organization: The chief financial officer has been subpoenaed to testify, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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Jamie Foxx has a ton of mixed emotions about this year's presidential election -- but he's sure of one thing ... we're getting closer to President West in 2020.
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Concern that North Korea is getting closer to perfecting its ballistic missile technology heightened on Wednesday after it fired what appeared to be two intermediate range ballistic missiles.
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"I'm getting there," House Oversight Chairman Elijah Cummings, a Maryland Democrat, told CNN's Manu Raju on Tuesday, explaining that he was getting closer to supporting an impeachment inquiry.
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Getting closer to the modern age, we see Bang & Olufsen doing hardware in more familiar and portable shapes, while still experimenting with new categories such as clothes irons.
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The market has been buzzing about the flattening yield curve, or the fact that yields on longer duration Treasurys are getting closer to yields on shorter duration securities.
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While lung cancer rates aren't yet higher in female non-Hispanic blacks and Asians/Pacific Islanders in the US, they are getting closer to crossing over, Jemal said.
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Peter Thiel is getting closer to his goal: Gawker Media has filed for bankruptcy protection and says it eventually plans to find a new owner for the company.
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Even if those numbers have to be adjusted later, at least you are getting closer to a real picture of what daily expenses are going to look like.
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Doctors in Hawaii, though, saw signs of developing resistance to ceftriaxone and warned that we're getting closer to a time when gonorrhea may be untreatable with current meds.
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But he said he believed investigators were getting closer to knowing the truth of whether there are links between hacks of Democrats by Russia, and the Trump campaign.
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It's a concern I've had from the start, however, I strongly believe it's only a matter of time and we are getting closer to legalizing same-sex marriage.
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Meanwhile, Musk said that SpaceX is getting closer to being able to recover the fairing, a nosecone that sits atop the rocket to protect the payload during launch.
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"No, I'm not concerned at all," Trump said Saturday, when asked whether he had any concerns about the virus getting closer to Washington D.C. or the White House.
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Every day I'm getting closer to the type of person I want to be, and I'll be able to find a person I want to be with again.
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Conor McGregor's getting closer to his UFC return ... Dana White says The Notorious will fight early next year, and his opponent could be Nate Diaz or Jorge Masvidal.
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Jeffrey Gundlach, who I'm figuring you know well: We're getting closer to a recession, he said, looking at the spread between the 270-year and the 903-year.
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The talks indicate that the DOJ's antitrust division is getting closer to finishing its review of the $85 billion deal, which experts and observers expect regulators to clear.
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According to Aron, these types of exercises preceded Russia's invasion and later conflict with Georgia, a former Soviet republic that before the war was getting closer to Washington.
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Britney Spears ex-manager isn't letting a little restraining order stop him from sounding off about her conservatorship ... and Sam Lutfi firmly believes she's getting closer to freedom.
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The market consensus is a reasonable reflection of the current situation, where supply is getting closer to peaking and demand is holding up better than many may have expected.
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Venus rules love and beauty; you can bet that, over the next few weeks, you'll be working with a lot issues around sex and getting closer to your partners.
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Many Fed watchers took the move to mean that the committee was getting closer to the end of its rate hikes, but that interpretation soon proved off the mark.
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By the time it gets to Newfoundland, it's shrunk in size, so we're getting closer to the core, made thousands of years ago, long before we had any contaminants.
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"It's still positive chatter over the U.S.-China trade talks ... that we're getting closer to some kind of resolution," said Don Roose, president of Iowa-based broker U.S. Commodities.
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Nokia is getting closer to making the phone that might crack into the mainstream in a similar way that the Moto has done with its budget-friendly Moto G7.
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The activist said it appeared that when the smell entered the basement, some people had tried to go upstairs to get fresh air, unknowingly getting closer to the source.
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He also spoke about his wife, Catherine Zeta-Jones, 47, and joked about her plans for taking care of him when he starts getting closer to his father's age.
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This year we can probably expect to see a new version of the all-in-one "Santa Cruz" headset prototype, which is hopefully getting closer to becoming a reality.
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"The craziest for me is that the show is always growing as it is coming together and as we are getting closer to the show," he told PEOPLE Now.
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Not to mention that reaching project milestones means more monthly bonuses for me and getting closer to my goal of becoming debt-free by the end of the year.
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Donald Trump is getting closer to clinching the GOP presidential primary nomination after big wins in Florida, North Carolina and Illinois on Tuesday, even though he lost in Ohio.
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Update New devices are getting closer to replicating the Babel fish, which in the "Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy" sits in your ear and instantly translates any foreign language.
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Mexico City (CNN)Rescuers are getting closer to pinpointing the exact location of a 12-year-old girl trapped beneath the debris of a collapsed elementary school in Mexico.
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Palli, who won twice on the L.P.G.A. tour, acknowledges the pressure Icher has felt trying to win as a mother, but she sees Icher getting closer to her goal.
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House Democrats say they are getting closer to an internal deal on a budget resolution that would increase nondefense spending faster than defense spending, a reversal from recent years.
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The talks indicate that the DOJ's antitrust division is getting closer to finishing its review of the $85 billion deal, which experts and observers expect the DOJ to clear.
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They may be right, but there's no doubt Mueller is getting closer to the Oval Office; Stone has always been considered a close and continuing confidant of Mr. Trump's.
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That overhaul is indeed getting closer to reality, with both chambers of Congress hoping to finalize their votes and get the bill to President Donald Trump's desk this week.
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We're getting closer to a representative sample where if we're targeting -- we're getting good information, we're targeting what we're opening, we're going to catch a lot more bad stuff.
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With its acquisition of Cruise and now lidar startup Strobe, GM is one of the few companies that is getting closer to completely vertically integrating its self-driving program.
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Instead of relying on people to get vaccinated every year, scientists are getting closer to a flu vaccine that would last through multiple seasons, called a universal flu vaccine.
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Madrid tried unsuccessfully to land Sterling in the summer but is ready to try again using Bale as a way of getting closer to the Englishman's $278 million valuation.
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Also, we're told cops are getting closer to finding out who stole Charlie's toilet -- Dallas PD sent an investigator to the home and we're told there are real leads.
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Their preference would be to hold them earlier in the day, but Mr. Trump prefers getting closer to prime-time hours, and Mr. Cuomo's briefings already dominate the mornings.
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Their preference would be to hold them earlier in the day, but Mr. Trump prefers getting closer to prime-time hours, and Mr. Cuomo's briefings already dominate the mornings.
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If you are interested in responding further, you can go to our Student Opinion: Do You Think the World Is Getting Closer to Securing the Promise of 'Never Again'?
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Kansas City Federal Reserve President Esther George on Friday said U.S. job data from September was encouraging and that the economy was getting closer to full employment.
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The talks indicate that the DOJ's antitrust division is getting closer to finishing its review of the $28500 billion deal, which experts and observers expect the DOJ to clear.
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RBC's Helima Croft said all signs are that Russia is getting closer to agreeing to deeper cuts, recommended last week by an OPEC+ technical committee to steady oil prices.
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Federal prosecutors for the Southern District of New York are apparently getting closer to filing charges against Trump's former attorney Michael Cohen, possibly by the end of this month.
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On Monday, it was announced that two separate teams are reportedly getting closer to fighting the virus — one method protecting fetuses, the other a human trial for a new vaccine.
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"I've been out close to a year now, which is a lot longer than me or any of my team expected, but I'm getting closer to playing again," said Murray.
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"(The trade dispute) has escalated to a point where finally we're probably getting closer to a resolution," said Chuck Carlson, chief executive officer at Horizon Investment Services in Hammond, Indiana.
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"We're getting closer to the G20 meeting but the market doesn't look to be expecting much out of it," said Alessandro Balsotti, Senior Portfolio Manager at JCI Capital in London.
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Also, the radiation levels inside the plant are not increasing; the levels are getting higher because TEPCO is getting closer to the source of the radiation, namely the melted fuel.
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Brown wouldn't say exactly how the freak injury happened -- only revealing the whole thing has sucked -- but he did say he believes he's getting closer to returning to the field.
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Reform by reform, Japan is getting closer to abolishing a law requiring married couples to share a last name that's been on the books since 1896, according to The Economist.
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I feel like I'm getting closer to that, not taking on all the baggage when I have to just stand up for myself and say, 'No, I'm uncomfortable with that.
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This all suggests the Russia probes are getting closer to Trump by way of those who are rather close to him, ultimately making it harder for him to avoid addressing.
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With this latest achievement, NASA is getting closer to the deployment finish line, and the start of actual data gathering and the detection of seismic activity beneath the Martian surface.
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And that's very much what this week's about, it's what this last week -- six weeks have been about, in terms of getting closer to opportunity and challenges in that business.
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Read more:Elon Musk is getting closer to a massive payday — here's how he could become Jeff Bezos-level wealthyTesla is the most-shorted US stock amid its post-earnings tear.
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After almost a decade, Google's parent company Alphabet is getting closer to fulfilling its promise of rolling out cars that can take anyone anywhere without a driver behind the wheel.
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Now the company is getting closer to that reality with an uncrewed launch to the red planet expected in 2018, with a crewed mission to follow as soon as 2024.
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The secret Senate negotiations to repeal and replace Obamacare are getting closer to a bill that would unwind the law's Medicaid expansion and roll back some of its insurance regulations.
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First in the indoors world, where ZigBee 3.0 is getting closer to Google's Thread — albeit still challenged by the Bluetooth consortium, who are about to release the Bluetooth mesh standard.
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Meanwhile, Republican lawmakers on Saturday's conference-wide call were told that they are getting closer to a deal between centrists and conservatives on healthcare legislation that could pass the House.
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The coach said Monday afternoon that wide receiver Alshon Jeffery hasn't been cleared for contact but that his shoulder injury is improving and he is getting closer to a return.
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Danault's first career goal lifts Blackhawks CHICAGO — Chicago Blackhawks rookie center Phillip Danault could sense he was getting closer to scoring his first career NHL goal the past few weeks.
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"However, now that we are getting closer to $100/bbl the net impact of higher oil prices is again becoming a net negative," UBS economists said in a research note.
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At least environmentalists are getting closer to taking it seriously than the vast bulk of the populace, which doesn't take it seriously at all (and that includes liberals and Democrats).
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But his trip to Washington is viewed by some as a sign that the sides are getting closer to reaching an agreement regarding a second Trump-Kim Jong Un summit.
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Our tech reporters visited the world's top artificial intelligence labs in San Francisco and Berkeley, where researchers are getting closer to creating robotic hands that can mimic the real thing.
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But now that major brands like Toyota, Uber, Hyundai, Airbus and Boeing are promising to whisk riders through the skies in flying taxis, the dream is getting closer to reality.
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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are getting closer to severing financial ties with the Royal Family, but there's one entity that will always be part of the picture: the IRS.
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Humanity ripping around the galaxy using warp drives is still the stuff of science fiction, but propulsion scientists are getting closer to understanding the physics that could take us there.
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As to why the Neanderthals disappeared some 40,000 years ago remains a mystery, but we're getting closer to the answer—even if it is one fossilized step at a time.
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This is one key way that the Numbers is intricately connected to black folks' larger sense of hoping for a better future, of getting closer to achieving the American dream.
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"Boko Haram uses the image of a pure and candid girl as a means of getting closer to the community," says Laurent Duvillier, UNICEF spokesperson for West and Central Africa.
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Stocks rose on Thursday as investors speculated that the U.S. and Mexico are getting closer to a resolution over immigration issues that would delay the tariffs threatened by President Donald Trump.
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The United States is now getting closer to war with Iran than at any time in decades, a process that began with the unraveling of the Iran nuclear deal last year.
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He said he thought he was getting closer to winning the French Open title every time he played the claycourt grand slam but had learned not to think too far ahead.
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After marathon four-hour talks with U.S. Trade Representative Robert Ligthizer on Thursday, Japanese Economy Minister Toshimitsu Motegi told reporters that the two countries were "getting closer to reach a conclusion".
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That's still a lot of money, but it's getting closer to the amount people might spend on a gaming console and flatscreen TV. There are still other barriers to adoption, though.
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Getting closer to the meeting, the median hike was 95 percent priced in, with only a few deviations, such as from the Alan Greenspan Fed in March 1997 and November 1999.
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Why it matters: There was a ton of speculation that dropping the language meant the Fed was getting closer to a neutral rate, which would not speed or slow economic growth.
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Apple would rather you frame the new iPhone as a thing that's getting closer to replacing a DSLR, not as a thing that is in the scrum with other smartphone cameras.
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A team of scientists at Indiana University might be getting closer to that future, using pluripotent stem cells, cells from the body that can be turned back into blank slate cells.
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With this release, we're getting closer to the final, public build of iOS – it's likely that there will only be one or two more betas before its release expected in September.
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Beyond fiat, the company is also getting closer to launching a decentralized exchange (dex) which would allow buyers and sellers to trade tokens directly without the exchange acting as an intermediatory.
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"I don't know how long it'll take to get there, but I know we're getting closer to that day because of the work of generations of active, committed citizens," he said.
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You get up and walk to the door to see what's going on, and with every step you know — because of what you're hearing — that you're getting closer to the dog.
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When I say it's the same, yes it's the same, but it's sort of a scalable factor, like how far can we take it to getting closer to that real vision?
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WASHINGTON, Oct 7 (Reuters) - Kansas City Federal Reserve President Esther George on Friday said U.S. job data from September was encouraging and that the economy was getting closer to full employment.
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"There's a reason why we stayed away from this because there's a potential for threats to turn into actual bad behavior and I worry that we're getting closer to that point."
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Boeing and the ULA are getting closer to launching their CST-100 Starliner aboard an Atlas V rocket, as a private contractor shuttling astronauts to and from the International Space Station.
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For months, investors and companies had been lulled into a sense of security that the world's two largest economies appeared to be getting closer to a deal to resolve their battle.
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Riek said systems that enable clinicians to control mobile manipulators — such as mobile robots with the ability to grasp and manipulate objects — are getting closer to the point of becoming affordable.
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The gadgets that exist now, like Magic Leap or HoloLens, may be getting closer to the dream of effortless AR, but so far they've been proven imperfect for the average human.
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Because it shows that his naiveté, lack of experience, poor judgment and financial issues had more than just the Russians licking their chops at the prospect of getting closer to Trump.
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When asked about recent comments and indicators from North Korea that Pyongyang may be getting closer to a long-range missile test or some other provocative act, Joint Chiefs Chairman Gen.
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The complaint said that a hacker spoke to Orange's children through the Ring camera while they were playing basketball and tried to coax them into getting closer to the Ring camera.
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"It looks like we are getting closer to the end (of the trade war) rather than being at a point where things are going to suddenly evaporate," WisdomTree analyst Nitesh Shah said.
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A future full of electric cars is getting closer to becoming a reality, but we won't be able to save the environment by simply eliminating the combustion engine from the American landscape.
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Akon's plan to bring a futuristic city to his childhood country of Senegal is getting closer to coming to fruition, and he's going to show it off soon ... a 3D rendering anyway.
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After getting closer to his 700th career home run, Rodriguez looks to help the New York Yankees win a seventh straight road game when they face the Tampa Bay Rays on Saturday.
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We're getting closer to being able to mimic meat using plant-based ingredients — arguably, Beyond Meat and Impossible Foods have already done so for ground beef — and grow meat from individual cells.
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Then, presumably inspired by the irresistible thought of an even better selfie, he waded in further, getting closer to the ravenous beasts for what could've been the last photo he ever took.
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That helped push oil prices further above $1.43563 a barrel as markets hoped OPEC and Russia could be getting closer to a deal to reduce the supply of crude in the market.
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Over time, Littlejohn realized that as her work hours increased – getting closer to the threshold that current word-of-mouth said would earn a union card – she was often removed from jobs.
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Overall, Edge still has some odd rendering quirks that makes it feel unfinished, but Microsoft is getting closer to providing a browser on Windows that could convince many to switch from Chrome.
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With the solar flare getting closer to the ship, Xavier tells Jean to go in the ship and protect it using her powers so Nightcrawler has enough time to find the captain.
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With two first basemen, Greg Bird and Tyler Austin, getting closer to finding their swings in the minor leagues after injury layoffs, Carter may be playing for a spot on the roster.
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In the last year of his presidency, Mr. Obama often noted publicly that the North was learning from every nuclear and missile test — even the failures — and getting closer to its goal.
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Promos show that Meredith agrees to go on dates with Link and DeLuca around the holidays, so she seems to be getting closer to making a final choice between the two of them.
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Hurricane-force winds caused by Florence were getting closer to the North Carolina outer banks and coastal southeastern North Carolina, the NHC said, adding that life-threatening storm surge and rainfall was expected.
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She is getting closer to reaching the potential that has players, including the former No. 1 Nicol David and Natalie Grainger, saying that she could earn the top spot in the world rankings.
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In an appearance on Wednesday, Yellen said the U.S. economy was getting closer to running on its own, but soothed some nerves by adding that it made sense to raise interest rates gradually.
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Despite pressures to cut rates it made reducing inflation its primary concern and its cautious strategy appears to be working with inflation in gradual decline and getting closer to the central bank's target.
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Verizon is getting closer to releasing its first commercial 5G network, with the company announcing today that it plans on launching 5G in three to five cities by the end of next year.
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I've been told by people at multiple companies that we're getting closer to a universal standard that will make creating these indexes less of a burden on developers, but we're not there yet.
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Microsoft's annual developer conference is a good opportunity to show off more impressive demos, but it's getting closer to a shipping product so it's likely we'll start seeing real HoloLens apps and games.
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Famed explorer Roman Dial and his wife, Peggy Dial, are getting closer to finding out what happened to their 27-year-old son, Cody, who vanished in the Costa Rican jungle in 2014.
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Leaders on the Senate Health Committee are getting closer to such a deal, but it's not clear if it could pass the Senate, let alone make it all the way to Trump's desk.
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"I have indicated that I'm clearly getting closer to retirement... the board has been working for some time, as you would expect, on succession planning," Walsh said at IAG's annual capital markets day.
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Job creation in the private sector tailed off significantly in June in another sign that the economy is getting closer to full employment, according to a report Thursday from ADP and Moody's Analytics.
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Market players had been focusing on Kuroda's comments, looking for clues on whether the BOJ is getting closer to joining the U.S. Federal Reserve and central banks in Europe, in winding back stimulus.
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"At some point there has to be actions that match the words and I think we are getting closer to that point," said Brent Schutte, chief investment strategist at Northwestern Mutual Wealth Management.
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As Mr. Trump escorted Mr. Bolsonaro into the club, a reporter asked if newly reported coronavirus cases in the Washington area made him worry that it was getting closer to the White House.
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NASA's Parker Solar Probe has completed the first of seven passes over Venus on its way to getting closer to the sun than any other spacecraft and collecting images like the one above.
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Mother to child transmission has significantly declined, scientists are getting closer to developing a vaccine, and even finding a cure; demonstrating that an AIDS-free generation is not only possible but within sight.
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Just days after Republicans put their hopes of repealing ObamaCare on ice, leaders of the Senate Health Committee are getting closer to a bipartisan deal aimed at stabilizing the health-care law's markets.
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"After I received the news of his death, I realized the era when there are hibakusha is getting closer to the end," Tomihisa Taue, the mayor of Nagasaki, told NHK, the public broadcaster.
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Boeing is also getting closer to its own commercial crew launch, and in fact completed an entire rehearsal of how the mission will go on launch day when it does its uncrewed launch.
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María Urbina, national policy director for the progressive group Indivisible, said that after years of being pushed by activists, the Democratic Party was getting closer to applying its liberal values to racial equality.
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If you are barking and shouting and fighting and trading insults with the president, how are you getting closer to what we all need which is a clear picture about what&aposs going on?
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He had expected to be ready for the start of the season but experienced a setback prior to training camp, but now the German can feel himself getting closer to being ready to go.
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"We are definitely getting closer to the final objective," Freeland told reporters after meetings with lawmakers in Washington amid onging talks between top U.S., Canadian and Mexican trade officials to rework the trade deal.
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"I think they'll do fine and we're getting closer to that big breakup of the company: elevators ... climate controls, and then of course aerospace ... and that will unlock a ton of value," he said.
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Saeed Khan, a Helmand resident who fled from the countryside to Lashkar Gah several months ago due to fighting, told VICE News that the clashes are getting closer to the provincial capital every day.
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Construction also added 21,000 and manufacturing, despite teetering on contraction recently, saw another 17,000 jobs added, above the 8,000 per month average in 183 and getting closer to the 22,000 a month in 2018.
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Impossible Foods says plant-based fish alternatives are a 'high priority' for the start-up, while other companies are developing a number of fish products that are getting closer to mimicking the real thing.
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Over the years, concerned experts have been getting closer to answering those questions, said Dr. John Higgins, a sports cardiologist with McGovern Medical School at the University of Texas Health Science Center in Houston.
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Reports the pair were getting closer to an agreement boosted sterling overnight, though traders said sterling could swing wildly because it is still unclear if Britain can avoid postponing its departure beyond Oct. 31.
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The New Technology Policy Battlegrounds Are Getting Closer To Home The United States faces a global competitiveness crisis that, if not addressed, will put our nation at a strategic disadvantage for decades to come.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Scientists are getting closer to building life from scratch and technology pioneers are taking notice, with record sums moving into a field that could deliver novel drugs, materials, chemicals and even perfumes.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Republicans in the U.S. Congress who are pushing for action on immigration legislation said on Thursday they were getting closer to an agreement on a bill that President Donald Trump could support.
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San Jose defenseman Erik Karlsson missed his ninth straight game with a lower-body injury — the San Jose Mercury News calls it a groin problem — but the team feels he's getting closer to returning.
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Greg Herbert, co-manager of the Jupiter Global Equity Income Fund, said he had expected Bayer to come back with a revised offer, and the new deal terms were "probably getting closer to succeeding".
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"Every day I feel better and better and better, and I am getting closer to realizing that I can be that person again, that I don't need to throw in the towel," she said.
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The former mayor said Sunday the two sides "were getting closer" to agreeing on the parameters on a potential interview but would not put the odds of it happening at better than 50/50.
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Every now and then a new boy band reminds us of Paul, John, Ringo and George -- and Latin quintet CNCO is getting closer to the Fab 4 ... at least in the handsy chicks department.
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We so desperately want it to be one of those nights, and it's edging that way, getting closer to reaching the giddy heights of a Classic Night Out and then we realize something horrifying.
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Laurance, a tropical conservation biologist, said this year's forest fires had raised questions around whether the Amazon was getting closer to a tipping point that could irreversibly damage its ecosystem and bring more fires.
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"We are definitely getting closer to the final objective," Freeland told reporters after meetings with lawmakers in Washington amid ongoing talks between top U.S., Canadian and Mexican trade officials to rework the trade deal.
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" He points to the math: "When I look at the sneakers that are resold and then add a factor of three because of the higher resale value, I'm getting closer to $300-$500 million.
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"We're getting closer to a place of understanding, but we have some work to do, and that's why we're here," Kerry said at the meeting with Saudi Foreign Minister Adel Jubeir, according to Reuters.
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"It's not normal that after the failed coup when we expressed the strong solidarity with the elected leaders of Turkey, instead of getting closer to each other, there is mutual frustration," Lajcak told reporters.
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Investigators appear to be getting closer to uncovering one of the main causes of the outbreak of mysterious lung injuries linked with e-cigarettes: vaping products containing THC, the main psychoactive chemical in cannabis.
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Ken Goldberg, a University of California Berkeley robotics professor who was not involved in the OpenAI research but reviewed it, called the OpenAI work released Monday "an important result" in getting closer to that goal.
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Whenever a gravitational wave passes, the ends of each L are warped differently, making it seem like one mirror is getting closer to the source of the laser while the other is getting farther away.
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At this year's show, though, Aston Martin is showing that the company's vision is getting closer to reality with the Lagonda All-Terrain concept, an autonomous-ready electric SUV that will enter production in 2022.
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"The good news is that we are getting closer to the time of the year when the seasonal mantra shifts from 'sell in May and go away' to 'buy in October and stay,'" he said.
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But I know I'm getting closer to hitting the wall when I panic about mild physical niggles; when I feel bored or obsessed with the finish line; or when I'm grumpy and suffused with nausea.
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Examining incentives is important in a world where we're getting closer to a high-fidelity, portable, digital profile without having yet decided who owns that profile — us or the companies that gather data on it.
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"We're getting closer to a place of understanding, but we have some work to do, and that's why we're here," Kerry said at the start of a meeting with Saudi Foreign Minister Adel al-Jubeir.
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Why it matters: Autonomous vehicles are getting closer to reality but if they're ever going to drive better than people they need to learn how to share the road with other cars, pedestrians and cyclists.
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Getting closer to coal: IEA predicts that renewables' share of global power generation will be 30% in 2022, up from 24 percent last year, with hydropower remaining the largest total source over the forecast period.
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Banco Popolare and Banco Popolare di Milano shares rose sharply higher after the chief executive of Banco Popolare said the two lenders are getting closer to meeting the European Central Bank's conditions for a merger.
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Two, as the Patriots tried to seize control of the run game by getting closer to the line, Atlanta was able to isolate their play-action game on some of New England's weaker secondary defenders.
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GOP lawmakers were told on a conference-wide call Saturday that they are getting closer to an agreement between centrists and conservatives that would allow legislation to repeal and replace ObamaCare to pass the House.
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New York (CNN Business)Jeff Bezos' rocket company, Blue Origin, completed a 10th test flight Wednesday of its suborbital launch vehicle and capsule, indicating the company is getting closer to launching paying customers into space.
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"So we're getting closer to being able to do a sentence, which is a long-run goal, instead of just having, you know, a list of words or concepts that describe a photo," he said.
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The media: "CORONAVIRUS PANDEMIC IS GETTING WORSE EVERYONE PLS WASH UR HANDS AND QUARANTINE URSELVES DON'T MOVE WE'RE GETTING CLOSER TO THE END"Millennials on our way to the airport cuz flight prices dropped: pic.twitter.
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And although G.M. has been reluctant to show off the cars it has developed through a subsidiary, Cruise Automation, the company now wants to prove that self-driving models are getting closer to general use.
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WHO officials stopped just short of calling a global pandemic, indicating that they are getting closer to making the declaration — even as China and Singapore appear to have successfully contained the spread in their countries.
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With Formula One's regulations being stable for the next three seasons, there is every possibility that Mercedes will continue its dominance, with Hamilton getting closer to Schumacher's records of seven titles and 91 career victories.
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Puerto Rico's government is getting closer to delivering an answer to the long-simmering question about the true death toll from Hurricane Maria, the now-infamous storm that smashed into the island on September 26.
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Putin, addressing the St Petersburg International Economic Forum, said however that he viewed NATO as an instrument of U.S. foreign policy and that Russia was worried to see its military infrastructure getting closer to its borders.
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No. 5 Duke takes down No. 313 Florida NEW YORK — A month into the season, the Duke Blue Devils finally are getting closer to having all the pieces in place that made them a preseason favorite.
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President Donald Trump said he was prepared to continue the partial government shutdown for "months or even years " — and as the closure drags into its third week, he's getting closer to making good on that threat.
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Vast volumes of data are being processed in the industry and while transferring data from airborne aircraft remains costly, we're getting closer to being able to download all that is needed from planes in flight mode.
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The Real host Tamera Mowry-Housely tells PEOPLE while chatting about her partnership with GoodNites Nighttime Underwear that her and twin Tia Mowry-Hardrict's beloved '90s sitcom Sister, Sister is getting closer to returning to air.
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After more than 27 years, Gail Elieson thought she was finally getting closer to justice for her 18-year-old daughter Sarah Jo DeLeon, who was found stabbed to death in 1989 in Kansas City, Kansas.
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U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said earlier in the day that lawmakers were getting closer to an agreement with the administration of President Donald Trump on revisions to the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) deal.
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We're getting closer to the big week in December, when Disrupt makes its way to London for an exciting four days that include our Hackathon, famous Startup Battlefield pitch-off, and a program of amazing speakers.
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"We are getting closer (to a deal with Rolls-Royce) but have not crossed the line yet," a spokesperson for the Dubai-based carrier said, asked about the status of negotiations with the British engine maker.
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"I think there's more buzz about getting closer to the finish line on a trade deal than there is on the direction of the economic data stream," said Art Hogan, chief market strategist at National Securities.
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New translation devices are getting closer to replicating the fantasy of the Babel fish, which in the "Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy" sits in one's ear and instantly translates any foreign language into the user's own.
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In late October, Waymo CEO John Krafcik said his firm is getting closer to putting self-driving cars on the road for public use, though he did not give a target date when that will happen.
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Marinho's remarks, made at a conference on pension reform, suggest the government may be getting closer to the 308 lower house votes it needs for the bill to then proceed to the Senate for final approval.
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It signals to the market that the Fed is really acknowledging the fact that policy is not as accommodating as it was before and they're getting closer to what they observe as a neutral policy rate.
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"We are getting closer to being able to provide guidance for each person for what their ideal diet should be," said Dr. Eric Topol, a geneticist at the Scripps Research Translational Institute in La Jolla, Calif.
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He is starting to recognize himself as the player who reached No. 1 in the world a few years ago and who, only a month ago, was getting closer to falling out of the top 100.
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The World Health Organization (WHO) has so far held off on classifying the coronavirus' spread as a global pandemic, but the outbreak appears to be getting closer to meeting the global health body's definition of one.
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Wind shear will lessen over the weekend, and Florence should regain major hurricane intensity (Category 3 or greater) by early next week -- as the storm moves northwest, getting closer to the US coastline by the day.
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Although millennial women are reportedly getting closer to earning what their male counterparts do, historically young women's earnings peak at about 90 percent of what their male peers earn and then go down as they age.
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Now that Donald Trump is the presumptive Republican nominee and Hillary Clinton is getting closer to securing the Democratic nomination, it's worth asking: How will our space program fare under a Trump presidency or a Clinton presidency?
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Foreign producers will also be getting closer to 40 percent of ticket sales revenues, comparable to what they get in other overseas markets, up from the 25 percent they are getting from China now, the paper added.
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I feel like I'm getting closer to the ultimate routine, but every couple weeks something causes a new problem (or I try to introduce a new product) and I have to figure out where I went wrong.
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Mobile gaming is getting closer to overtaking both console and PC platforms, with Newzoo estimating more than 50% market share between tablet and phone-based games in 21 and 2200, and over $2400 billion in annual revenue.
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Microsoft has been building various dual-screen prototypes for Surface hardware, but the fact it has started showing the Centaurus device more broadly to employees indicates that the company is getting closer to launching a final product.
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Probably Genetic lands VC backing to launch D2C genetic testing business Juul's conundrum San Francisco is getting closer to banning the sale of e-cigarettes in the city in a bid to prevent minors from accessing them.
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I am doing fine i find myself talking to myself a lot these days, my beard is greasy and every joint and bone in my body aches but i know i'm getting closer to the end goal.
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"The trade talks supposedly getting closer to an agreement, are definitely giving a positive lift to Asian and U.S. markets," said Robert Pavlik, chief investment strategist and senior portfolio manager at SlateStone Wealth LLC in New York.
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"We are just trying hard to get new fans for the sport with fast cars and getting closer to the spectators, and now this is destroyed by an overreaction." the 69-year-old Austrian said last year.
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U.S.-China trade deal: The two countries said that any initial trade deal would roll back a portion of tariffs placed on each other's products — suggesting the two sides were getting closer to a "phase one" agreement.
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"Thanks to the tireless efforts of people like Nancy Reagan, I've never been more optimistic that we are getting closer to the day when every single patient can get the care they need and deserve," he said.
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Tristan Denley, vice chancellor for academic affairs at the Tennessee Board of Regents, said that with traditional remediation, many students felt they were just treading water, while with corequisites, they feel they are getting closer to graduation.
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You can read Enslin's full memo below:A key principle behind how we've organized our sales team is getting closer to our customers so we can help them solve their toughest business challenges and seize their biggest opportunities.
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Fed Vice Chairman Richard Clarida was even more dovish when he said he believed the Fed was getting closer to neutral, or the rate that means the economy is no longer being stimulated nor is it being slowed.
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That gives the Texas senator some enticement to play hard here and deny Trump from getting closer to the 1,237 delegates for the nomination -- even as some prominent Cruz allies concede he is largely in a hole statewide.
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They see Dimon's pledge as a sign the economy is moving ever closer to full employment, and when even the banking industry is foreseeing an employment pinch, the U.S. labor market may be getting closer to being healed.
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"We're at a point where we're getting closer to seeing" — he made an oscillating, over-the-hill hand gesture as he sought the right words — "I don't want to say the end, but the horizon," De Niro said.
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We're slowing getting closer to that long-standing goal of paperless offices (and home offices), but, unfortunately, we're not there yet—and if you've got a printer or two installed at home the costs can quickly rack up.
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So, while I sit and think about the hole left in my pocket from the Champagne bottles purchased at my 21st birthday, Kylie will be getting closer to (if not hitting) her billionaire mark with this celebratory launch.
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XP-5003, the company's first Hyperloop pod, reached speeds of up to 2500 km/h (2100 mph) during the test, which is getting closer to the planned functional speeds of future Hyperloop installations planned for Dubai and elsewhere.
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Thursday that the three nations were getting closer to inking an agreement and they had a decent deal on the table on autos during an event at the Economic Club in New York.
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I kept getting closer to the painting, like a doctor or jeweler, as I pored over its irregular, scarred surface, noticing each of the different material manifestations of paint that the artist brought together in a single work.
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It certainly wasn't getting closer to clinical applications and perhaps even worse, the proliferation of miracle tDCS applications without explanations meant that neuroscientists and the public at large were having a hard time taking tDCS research very seriously.
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So it's managing this runway, if you will, and the runway's getting closer to the end of how do we build a digital future, understanding that this thing that still makes a lot of money is declining clearly?
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But it is not clear if the new target will stop the Commission from moving ahead with a disciplinary procedure against Rome, which could end up in fines, although the two sides are getting closer to a compromise.
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Shares in Italy's Banco Popolare rose 5.9 percent after its CEO said the bank and its rival Popolare di Milano were getting closer to meeting the conditions set by the European Central Bank for clearing a possible merger.
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There were some pretty significant product launches this year, and while we're still not at the point where robots are doing all of our housework and self-driving cars are handling our commutes, we're getting closer to that.
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The charges, filed last week, also suggest Special Counsel Robert Mueller may be getting closer to the president's inner circle, as the investigation probes whether the Trump campaign colluded with the Russian government to influence the 2016 election.
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What's encouraging is that we're seeing that gap narrow a lot, and we are getting closer to a 50-50 split, or ideally not having a gender preference and just looking at who is the best primary caretaker.
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Early voting in Cuyahoga County (home to Cleveland) and Franklin (home to Columbus) is getting closer to 2012 levels, although it's still lagging behind, particularly in Cuyahoga: OH: Cuyahoga and Franklin continue to surge back to '12 levels.
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The latest, via reporting by Jonathan Swan, Caitlin Owens and me: Vice President Mike Pence and House Republicans are supposed to meet again today after talking for two hours late last night and not getting closer to a deal.
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Most dual-camera phones' second lens is a zoom lens for getting closer to your subject (and sending depth info to the sensor), but I much prefer having the ability to take semi-panorama shots with a single tap.
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Through a considerable journey of trial-and-error, she's now getting closer to making teaching into a viable profession, and her upcoming fight is more of a vehicle to promote her jiu jitsu seminars than her competitive fighting career.
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Electric scooters are getting closer to regulation in SF "We have been engaging with city officials since February and were the only ones to reach out proactively before there was any legislation or deployment," a Spin spokesperson told TechCrunch.
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San Francisco is getting closer to banning the sale of e-cigarettes in the city in a bid to prevent minors from accessing them — but the new legislation may also hurt adult smokers who are trying to quit cigarettes.
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We're getting closer to the September 7th release for Insomniac's Spider-Man game, and the new gameplay trailer gave us a better look at how the combat and web-swinging will mesh together to bring the superhero to life.
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"The fact is we're getting closer to the day and there has been a shift in the betting odds this week so we are seeing that in the options market," said Dominic Bunning, a strategist with HSBC in London.
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His comments run counter to statements from some European diplomats and business interests who argue Russia is getting closer to having sanctions lifted after they were imposed by the West over Moscow's support for separatist rebels in eastern Ukraine.
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After more than a quarter-century, Kansas investigators believe they are finally getting closer to solving the cold case murder of 19-year-old Sarah Jo DeLeon – and believe her death could be linked to another in the area.
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"On Friday there was optimism that maybe we were getting closer to some sort of trade with China ... Now it looks like they're not making a move," said Don Roose, president of U.S. Commodities in West Des Moines, Iowa.
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DOHA, Qatar — American negotiators and Taliban officials set to resume negotiations in the Qatari capital on Saturday expressed guarded optimism that they are getting closer to an agreement that could help end 17 years of conflict, America's longest war.
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Speaking to reporters at his private Florida estate on Saturday night, President Donald Trump said he is "not concerned at all" about coronavirus getting closer to the White House — echoing the optimistic tone he has maintained throughout the crisis.
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Think of it like what Disney is trying to accomplish with ESPN+: it's not a full sports network, but it's getting closer to what dedicated over-the-top sports streaming services like John Skipper's DAZN are trying to do.
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" "I thought it somewhat interesting that there was a discussion about removing the term accommodative, so it sounds like they have agreed that fairly soon they may need to scrap accommodative because the level of rates are getting closer to neutral.
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Mitch McConnell, who has frequently criticized Donald Trump's handling of his presidential campaign, noted a small measure of improvement by the presumptive Republican nominee when he told an interviewer Tuesday that Trump is "getting closer" to becoming a credible candidate.
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MATSUYAMA, Japan (Reuters) - Bank of Japan board member Takako Masai said she is confident that the economy is getting closer to achieving the bank's elusive inflation target, countering market views that slow wage growth and fragile consumption will constrain price growth.
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Shell's Chief Executive Officer Ben van Beurden said the oil sector had yet to emerge from troubled waters, but huge cost savings meant oil majors were getting closer to balancing their operations at today's oil prices of around $3453 a barrel.
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LODI, Italy (Reuters) - Banco Popolare's chief executive said on Saturday that the Italian bank and Banca Popolare di Milano (BPM) are getting closer to meeting the European Central Bank's merger conditions and a capital increase still cannot be ruled out.
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DUBLIN (Reuters) - The European Central Bank is getting closer to the limit of its current policy and will communicate its next steps as it receives more information about the euro zone economy, governing council board member Philip Lane said on Friday.
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MALLOY: [Director] Rachel Chavkin and I have always said that in making the show bigger and bigger we're getting closer to the source material … as we've gotten bigger and bigger … we're actually able to tell the opulence of Tolstoy's world.
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The more widely watched part of the curve — the gap between yields on the 2-year and 10-year debt — is getting closer to inversion as well, falling to just 10 basis points, versus 22005 basis points a year ago.
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What this does suggest, though, is that Magic Leap is genuinely getting closer to distilling its huge promises into hard tech — and that the tech is a subtle but potentially important tweak to what we've already seen from other companies.
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It's been a rough couple of weeks: White supremacists reared their ugly heads, North Korea is getting closer to turning the world into a nuclear ash heap, and—worst of all—Chuck E. Cheese's creepy robot band is breaking up.
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AND SO, ALSO HISTORICALLY WHEN YOU GO INTO LATE ECONOMIC CYCLE AND PARTICULARLY WHEN YOU START GETTING CLOSER TO A RECESSION, WHAT A LOT OF PEOPLE DON'T UNDERSTAND IS COMMODITIES ACTUALLY GO UP A LOT, EVERY TIME GOING BACK TO 1972.
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The outgoing chief executive of insurance market Lloyd's of London, Inga Beale, said her firm is accelerating Brexit contingency plans to transfer contracts to a Brussels subsidiary as she feel Britain is getting closer to leaving the EU without a deal.
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The CNT/MDA survey suggested that Rousseff's opponents might have more trouble than they reckoned rallying public support for their bid to impeach her despite a severe economic slump and a graft investigation that is getting closer to the president.
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" Having lost his father one year before entering the competition and feeling he had insufficient time to grieve, Dahlberg said that the process of working on the memorial "became my own process of getting closer to the death of my father.
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CHICAGO — Giancarlo Stanton, the Yankees slugger who has been sidelined by a series of injuries, could be back next week, Manager Aaron Boone said Thursday, and his teammate Aaron Judge is getting closer to returning from a strained left oblique.
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Pandemic fears rattle markets The World Health Organization (WHO) has so far held off on classifying the coronavirus' spread as a global pandemic, but the outbreak appears to be getting closer to meeting the global health body's definition of one.
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"We think we are getting closer to a moment when net debt is less of a concern," Jose Maria Alvarez-Pallete said on a conference call, adding the company could consider share buybacks once it feels "comfortable" with its leverage.
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The dollar index fell to a session low on Friday after Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said steady rate hikes are the best way to protect U.S. economic recovery but suggested the Fed funds rate was getting closer to neutral.
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White House legislative affairs director Marc Short told CNN Tuesday that negotiators are getting closer to reaching an agreement, but there are "too many obstacles to tackle" for the omnibus bill to make it out of the lower chamber by Thursday.
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The sell-off in bonds, sensitive to any signs that the ECB may be getting closer to unwinding the massive stimulus that has pinned down borrowing costs, continued into Wednesday but abated after ECB sources said Draghi's comments had been over interpreted.
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The former NSA analyst mentioned the fact that Ecuador got $4.2 billion in funds from the International Monetary Fund in early March as a sign the country was getting closer to the West, and in turn more inclined to give up Assange.
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So you can be optimistic that, you know, by getting closer to the frontier that we know would work, we could get better outcomes, but they're not going to dramatically increase the rate at which we can grow over long periods of time.
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"We knew that Bayer would have to bid higher and this offer is probably getting closer to succeeding, but it doesn't change our view that it presents significant risks to shareholders," said Greg Herbert, co-manager of the Jupiter Global Equity Income Fund.
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As for Vattenfall, it will be getting closer to delivering on its target to increase its power generation from wind to 13 gigawatts (GW) by 2025 from a currently operating 2.6 GW, as it moves away from coal-fired and nuclear power.
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Washington (CNN)Senate Republicans unveiled a revised version of their health care bill Thursday with significant changes -- including parts of an amendment designed to bring conservatives on board -- in hopes of getting closer to their yearslong goal of repealing and replacing Obamacare.
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Now that we're theoretically getting closer to the release of Oculus Touch, Oculus really wants to emphasize the physicality and transportive properties of everything you can play with its motion controllers, a bit like HTC is doing with the Vive's mixed reality setup.
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It would be a shame to go home as I always did, lie in the bathtub, have another night of living life through the soggy pages of screenplays, getting closer to twenty years old, my time line unravelling like a ball of yarn.
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Fed Chair Janet Yellen said last month that the U.S. central bank was getting closer to raising interest rates, possibly as early as September, saying that the Fed sees the economy as close to meeting its goals of maximum employment and stable prices.
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But with every move he makes, Mueller appears to be getting closer to the people who are closest to the President himself, so in the broadest sense there's every chance that Friday could effectively be another rough day in court for Trump.
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"And it's not always that you have a certain purpose of like, 'I have to change to world with my music,' but just about getting closer to something that's really honest, that feels really connected maybe unconsciously that goes on within you."
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So it's no wonder that investors — even those who are getting closer to retirement and might want to consider more bonds — are once again flocking to riskier assets like stocks as well as bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, which have surged this year.
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The new early look at exams(here) was instituted at the start of the year by CEO Robert Cook when he took over as head of FINRA with an agenda of getting closer to members' practices to institute changes in service and oversight.
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"But the labor market is getting tighter and we're starting to see signs of wage gains starting to accelerate, so I think we're getting closer to that point in time when it will be appropriate to actually raise short-term rates again," he added.
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NEW YORK, Aug 18 (Reuters) - The U.S. economy is getting closer to "full employment" in which wages should meaningfully start to push inflation higher, though there remains "a little bit of slack" in the labor market, a top Federal Reserve policymaker said on Thursday.
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"They are grappling with the complexities of disengaging forces in close proximity of each other and the gradual redeployment of heavy weapons, armor, and infantry," the United Nations said in a statement on Tuesday, adding that the parties are getting closer to an agreement.
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Lenses for iPhone Photography: Moment New Tele Lens & Moment New Wide Lens When you get tired of taking group selfies and want to capture videos and pictures of the main event, a good smartphone lens attachment can help with getting closer to the action.
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That will not lessen the pain of losing his second Grand Slam final, albeit once again to the best claycourt player ever, but when it fades Thiem will realize that he is getting closer to claiming the title he dreamed of as a junior.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The outgoing chief executive of insurance market Lloyd's of London, Inga Beale, said her firm is accelerating Brexit contingency plans to transfer contracts to a Brussels subsidiary as she feel Britain is getting closer to leaving the European Union without a deal.
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Relinquishing an opportunity to question the President would be a huge concession by Mueller – one that many prosecutors, including myself (as a former prosecutor), would not give up -- but getting closer to charging and possibly flipping Trump Jr. or Kushner may be worth the price.
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The CDC says is getting closer to finding what it is that's causing this amount of harm (they're relatively certain the culprit is vitamin E acetate), though there will likely be more illnesses and deaths in the coming months as we wait for definitive conclusions.
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The United States and the Taliban are getting closer to a deal that is expected to be centered on a U.S. plan to withdraw troops in exchange for a Taliban promise not to let Afghanistan be used as a base for terrorism, officials say.
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The company is also getting closer to beginning production on the 373,000 Model 3s that have been reserved — according to the letter, Tesla has completed the production line layouts for the Model 3 and will begin to add the the other necessary components soon.
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The United States and the Taliban are getting closer to a deal that is expected to be centered on a U.S. promise to withdraw troops in exchange for a Taliban promise not to let Afghanistan be used as a base for terrorism, officials say.
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He seems to be getting closer to this realization: On Monday, he announced a bold plan to get corporate money out of politics that starts with a ban on corporate contributions to next year's Democratic Party Convention and all related committees, if he's the nominee.
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I knew we started getting closer to Times Square when Josh began rattling off more Times Square facts, explaining the history of the area and its brothel-laden past that was put to an end when former Mayor Rudy Giuliani and the NYPD cracked down.
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As much as getting closer to the natural world in New York has presented me with some bleak realities, seeing the surprising and dramatic positive shifts too is a reminder that pretty much anything is worth trying for, because what's at stake is enormous.
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New York Fed President William Dudley said he expects the U.S. economy to grow at a rate of roughly 2.5 to 3 percent in the second half of the year, with the 2.5-percent rise in wages suggesting the labor market is getting closer to full employment.
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Tricking a human into thinking a dog is a cat by literally making the dog look like a cat may not seem profound, but it shows that scientists are getting closer to creating visual recognition systems that process images similarly to the way that humans do.
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There still isn't an exact release date for the Essential Phone following a series of delays, but it seems like we might be getting closer to the phone actually becoming available: Best Buy has put up listings for the upcoming device, as noted by Android Police.
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One of the initial inspirations for the startup was a real-world anime convention, and Amino is getting closer to that experience with the addition of features like live voice and video chat, as well as the screening room, where you can watch videos with other users.
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I think in this case, this does not close the door on who another Republican donor could be, but the Free Beacon is attached to sort of the Republican donor class, so we might be getting closer to the ultimate answer about who hired Fusion GPS.
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" (CNBC)* Mnuchin: White House and Congress 'getting closer' to a deal to raise the debt ceiling (Reuters) China today rebuffed a suggestion from Trump that Beijing needs a trade deal with the U.S. because its economy is slowing, saying the U.S. president's comments were "totally misleading.
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But given that other so-called cures have not been terribly inspiring—"wear sunglasses", "keep calm"—we may at last be getting closer to a future in which travel isn't only fast, but also leaves us feeling rested and able to get to work once we arrive.
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And with the economy looking pretty good on paper right now (as Donald Trump loves to remind us), there's little reason to rush it through rather than, just for example, reauthorizing the Children's Health Insurance Program, which is getting closer to running out of money every day.
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DAVID FABER: DISNEY AND FOX, STORY THAT OF COURSE I BROKE -- ITS BEEN A WHILE NOW, A FEW WEEKS BACK, THEY ARE GETTING CLOSER TO A DEAL, THE TWO COMPANIES ARE IN FACT CLOSING IN ON A DEAL THIS ACCORDING TO PEOPLE FAMILIAR WITH THE SITUATION.
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Read more: Brex, the $2.6 billion credit card company for startups, explains why it's getting closer to traditional finance with its new Brex Cash bank account productThis month, Brex announced the launch of Brex Cash, an SIPC-insured account, marking the fintech's push into traditional banking products.
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Read more: Delta's CEO says the airline is getting closer to offering free Wi-Fi on boardOber's mom, Loretta, tweeted a photo of the note, which said:Hi good morning Ashley, my name is Janna and I will be your flight attendant on today's flight to JFK.
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Men and women, in a sense, are at least getting closer to being equal partners in this journey; according to the latest Pew surveys on modern parenthood, 56 percent of mothers and now 50 percent of fathers say juggling work and family life is difficult for them.
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" Talbott's lawyer, Shannon Minter, the legal director of the National Center for Lesbian Rights, said, "The clock is ticking, and every second we get closer to January 1, individuals like Nicolas whose lifelong dream is to serve our country are getting closer to realizing that dream.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China is getting closer to building maritime nuclear power platforms that could one day be used to support projects in the disputed South China Sea, a state-run newspaper said on Friday, but the foreign ministry said it had not heard of the plans.
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It is less the Palestinians that he wants to engage by having talks, and more the Russians — and with them the Egyptians and the Saudis, who are also getting closer to Russia and to Israel, and are also wary of and disillusioned with the Obama administration.
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Poulter set the pace early and had a three-shot lead at one point until he dropped his shot from the bunker on the par-3 seventh, and then had a mixed bag of birdies and bogeys that kept him from getting closer to the lead.
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That's getting closer to becoming a reality in the Philippines, where in the past seven weeks, 2677 bills have been filed before the lower house and Senate to reinstate the death penalty, collectively covering crimes ranging from drug trafficking and plunder to kidnapping, rape and murder.
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The White House was served a win on a silver platter, a narrative it should've let play out over the next few days amid the stories of chaos in the White House and Stormy Daniels' getting closer to her alleged tell-all about her time with Trump.
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The Cuba-born Gutierrez, who was commerce secretary under President George W. Bush and currently chairs the Albright Stonebridge Group, said that with U.S. companies getting closer to Cuba over the last several years, the only way to move, at least in terms of economic interests, is forward.
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But to be clear, there are already a ton of companies and entrepreneurs (and talent) in the region, so this is as much about getting closer to them, and helping them grow with funding, as it is about bringing in startups from outside the region to tap these opportunities.
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Today, as a senior scientist at the Institute of Information Engineering at JKU and a researcher at the Max Planck Institute for Human Cognitive and Brain Sciences in Leipzig, Macedonia is getting closer to a hypothesis that sounds a lot like Dick's: that language is anything but modular.
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I felt like if I was really going to understand that, because it had really started to draw me in, then getting closer to Silicon Valley and to Stanford, which was really regarded as this epicenter of all that innovation, would be the best place for me to be.
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"We are getting more efficient — both in our transportation and delivery methods — and also in our warehouses, putting inventory in the right places, getting closer to customers, and being able to handle it and transfer it more fluidly through the network," Olsavsky said during a press call on Thursday.
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Audience Score: 64%Critic Score: 58%Close to his publishing deadline for a book on serial killers, Brian (David Duchovny) and his partner (Michelle Forbes) embark on a cross-country trip to visit notorious murder sites — but they end up getting closer to killers than they ever imagined.
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Virgin Galactic is getting closer to actually flying its first paying space tourists — it just moved its SpaceShipTwo "VSS Unity" vehicle from its Mojave manufacturing site to its spaceport in New Mexico, which is where tourists will board for their short trips to the edge of outer space.
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Chronicle is getting closer to going public with its cybersecurity platform, but hasn't set a date, said Gillett, a veteran technology executive who joined Chronicle directly from his work at X. But some outsiders have viewed the planned Chronicle product, he said, including executives at other security companies.
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" Trump's supporters took the statement as a sign the Europeans were getting closer to the Trump administration position that the nuclear deal is insufficient, with State Department spokeswoman Morgan Ortagus tweeting Tuesday that "we agree" with the "important statement" that "it's time for a new and better deal.
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With a healthy assist from the Russian air force, the Syrian military and its allies cut a key rebel supply line to Turkey on Wednesday, dealing a serious blow to the rebels in the country's north and getting closer to creating a chokehold that could turn the course of the war.
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"It seems like they (Fed) are getting closer to a decision point where they are more willing to openly communicate the possibility or the likelihood of a rate cut and the market is just taking that in," said Jason Pride, chief investment officer of private wealth at Glenmede in Philadelphia.
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"Beware vengeance (against) their nation and their brethren of infidels and apostates, and carrying out the will of the commander of the faithful in his last audio message, and getting closer to God with the blood of polytheists," an ISIS spokesman said in the tape, according a translation reported by Reuters.
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The loan mandate will not be particularly lucrative, the sources said, but is seen by some banks as a way of getting closer to securing work on Aramco's planned initial public share offer, which may value the company at $2 trillion - a sum some prospective investors have said appears unrealistically high.
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He recommends getting closer to 90 minutes of sleep if you can help it, but even a half-hour power snooze can be healthy as long as you don't nap to excess or after 3 pm, at which point it may screw up your tiredness and readiness for the next night's sleep.
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Read more:Elon Musk says SpaceX is hiring and holding a career day this week — here's where to send your resumeElon Musk is getting closer to a massive payday — here's how he could become Jeff Bezos-level wealthyElon Musk is apparently making EDM songs now, because what has the tech billionaire not done yet?
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But the test on Friday night left little doubt that the country, although cut off from most of the global economy and hit with several rounds of United Nations sanctions, was getting closer to its goal of arming itself with long-range missiles that can deliver nuclear warheads to the United States.
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San Diego (44-58) equaled the NL standard after belting three home runs in an 8-4 victory over Toronto on Wednesday that capped a 3-7 road trip and improved it to 33-14 during the streak while getting closer to the major league record of 27 set by Texas in 2002.
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Facebook&aposs AR Glasses May Be Getting Closer to Becoming a RealityFacebook is reportedly dumping resources into developing nifty new augmented reality hardware—but…Read more ReadAccording to the CNBC report, Facebook has been developing its own augmented reality glasses at its Facebook Reality Labs in Redmond, Washington, for a few years now.
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In my case, it was rather humbling because while I often try to get eight hours, my sleep efficiency is really only in the high 23's, which means I'm actually getting closer to six and a half or seven, which probably goes a long way to explaining the constant bags under my eyes.
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News that the government is getting closer to sending stimulus checks to some low- and middle-income families has been met with a collective sigh of relief from many in the U.S. who have lost their jobs or had their hours significantly reduced over the past few weeks as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.
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Tom Simons, money market economist at Jefferies, said if the Fed adds that it will keep policy accommodative "for now," signaling it sees an ultimate end to tightening, that could spark speculation that the Fed is getting closer to a neutral rate, where it would not have to raise rates unless inflation picks up.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Tesla Inc is developing a long-haul, electric semi-truck that can drive itself and move in "platoons" that automatically follow a lead vehicle, and is getting closer to testing a prototype, according to an email discussion of potential road tests between the car company and the Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV), seen by Reuters.
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"General impression is that Clinton is a better President for the whole world... But there's no point building hopes based on a single event, we'll have to wait till the third debate and getting closer to the elections when a lot of fence sitters make up their mind," said Deepak Jasani, head of retail research at HDFC Securities.
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Google doesn't say exactly how much progress it has made in mastering that last 10 percent of driving, but it points to other progress points like the ongoing development of a fourth generation of vehicle as signs that it's definitely getting closer to a place where we're regularly using self-driving vehicles in the real world.
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"The labor market is getting tighter and we're starting to see signs of wage gains starting to accelerate, so I think we're getting closer to that point in time when it will be appropriate to actually raise short-term rates again," Dudley, a permanent voting member of the Federal Reserve, said in an interview on Fox Business Network.
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The event showed the rogue nation may be getting closer to its goal of having a nuclear-armed ballistic missile capable of reaching the U.S. The development comes as the U.S. military is relying on an aging command and control system that helps military leaders obtain and process information in times of nuclear threats, such as enemies firing warheads.
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It's one of the reasons I didn't want to be a rock star is I thought ... You know, as we were getting closer to [success], we got our record deal and I started to hang out with some bands who were a little successful, we played a bunch in the beginning with REM and they were getting really big.
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LAUNCESTON, Australia (Reuters) - (The opinions expressed here are those of the author, a columnist for Reuters) Major oil exporters clearly would like higher crude prices and may even be getting closer to some sort of coordinated action, but they should be careful what they wish for as they may choke off demand growth in top importer China.
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Sue Johnson, one of the leading psychologists in the fields of bonding, attachment and romantic relationships, and the founder of the International Center for Excellence in Emotionally Focused Therapy, pointed out that when someone lists his or her life goals (or even New Year's resolutions), rarely does making close friends or getting closer to existing friends get mentioned.
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Paul Haenle, director of the Carnegie-Tsinghua Center at Tsinghua University in Beijing, said that policy makers in China had failed to grasp how Washington and its allies regarded North Korea's nuclear program as getting closer to a dangerous threshold of being able to place a warhead on an intercontinental ballistic missile that could hit American cities.
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In the meantime, Trump's focus on his personal connection with a strongman thought to have used an anti-aircraft gun to execute his own relatives is buying Pyongyang the time it needs: As each year passes, North Korea continues to develop its arsenal unchecked, getting closer to the point at which Washington will no longer be able to ignore its nuclear reach.
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I don't mean "nice" like people in Hollywood are finally wholly inclusive and now the whole world is going to live harmoniously as a result, but more like the "nice" in the way that our present spread of television options is getting closer to resembling an actual buffet as opposed to row upon row of bland, mass-produced cafeteria slop.
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John CornynJohn CornynThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Democrats keen to take on Cornyn despite formidable challenges The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape MORE (R-Texas) told reporters that negotiators working to merge the House and Senate bills are still ironing out the details but are "getting closer" to an agreement.
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ET, the Dow Jones Industrial Average was down 22.61 points, or 21 percent, to 2500,215, the S&P 23 lost 22 points, or 265 percent, to 52,262.89 and the Nasdaq Composite dropped 15.98 points, or 0.29 percent, to 5,539.68 Yellen said on Wednesday the U.S. economy was getting closer to running on its own, adding that it made sense to raise interest rates gradually.
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Given that binge drinking has been consistently on the rise in recent years and that driving under the influence is very much a huge problem, getting closer to a simple wearable that can tell us when we're too drunk to function still seems more promising than the bathroom-mirror system—unless, of course, you're too drunk to use a wearable in the first place.
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As these companies mine data from hundreds of thousands of women—data which, despite privacy concerns, both Eve by Glow and Natural Cycles privacy policies assure is anonymous and not passed onto third parties without user permission—we can only be getting closer to a time when women won't have to put up with contraception that don't suit them simply out of a lack of options.
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I think the jury is out as to whether Trump will bring forward America's next great depression or not – I guess we'll never know the counterfactual but we were getting closer to being trapped between rocks and hard places anyway with nowhere to hide from the inevitable volcanic eruption, especially in China and in Europe whose depressions may well precede and be the catalysts for America's next Great Depression.
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I listen to "The Sun Shines Down On Me" from Don't Be Scared whenever I feel myself slipping: I'm getting closer to the fact I've turned on my silly dreams And I'm walking down that lonely road And my heavy load I didn't bother to bring it And the sun shines down on me I fell like I deserve it And the sun shines down I'd been umm-ing and ah-ing about moving to New York for years.
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