Wednesday heralds Aires season and the first day of spring.
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It heralds the most transparent markets Europe has ever known.
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And that was merely the rumble that heralds an avalanche.
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For some, it heralds the longest day of the year.
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The question arises whether this heralds a reality or a utopia.
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This signature heralds a new chapter in our nation's history. pic.twitter.
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And it heralds our bright future as friends, partners, and allies.
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And some people think it heralds the end of the world.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Peabody Energy's collapse heralds the future of oil.
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David Tanis heralds the arrival of the spring season's first asparagus today.
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What that heralds for y'all and yous guys remains to be seen.
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Within a minute, a squishy sound heralds the opening of her floodgates.
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The move heralds a shift from the Prozac era of antidepressant drugs.
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It heralds the start of a period of rest and self care.
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The new report heralds a day scientists have long warned is coming.
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That it heralds the fall of historicity, of free speech, of civilizations.
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It heralds Mother Winter's approach, pushing the sun away and chilling the earth.
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There should be little doubt as to why his death heralds good news.
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It's not just that a warming planet heralds bigger and more frequent storms.
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The government's recapture of rebel-held areas heralds the resumption of normal life.
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As might be expected, it involves one of the heralds of the title.
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Inspector Cheeseman heralds this as a real breakthrough, which should make prosecution much easier.
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I don't think the Pelosi video heralds the end times for our information sphere.
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We're also in the midst of Imbolc, the Pagan festival that heralds spring's approach.
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The white-tie bash heralds the beginning of the festive season at the palace.
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They are the heralds of America's arrival as the benevolent hegemon of the 1990s.
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The new technology heralds another stage in the rapid development of connected white-ware.
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Frogs are the heralds of dusk, their evening song laying the day to rest.
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Another vampy red priestess in Volantis heralds Dany — not Stannis — as the Chosen One.
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To most people, the buds and sprouts of April are welcome heralds of spring.
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At his best, though, he not only equals his contemporaries but heralds the future.
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Markets, which Mr Trump heralds as a proxy for economic success, are volatile (see article).
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In Australia, local press heralds Oxitec's Medflies as the potential future of agricultural pest control.
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His dismissal hopefully heralds a fresh slate for the FBI and the Department of Justice.
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The move heralds a new, more dangerous phase in the crisis over Iran's nuclear programme.
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They believe this heralds the beginning of a new downtrend, with a target near $32.
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The full moon in Scorpio heralds a profound emotional release—let the tears flow, Aries!
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Still, no image is quite as haunting as the talking fox that heralds it all.
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"The Coradia iLint heralds a new era in emission-free rail transport," Poupart-Lafarge added.
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As such, the awards show often heralds the most important Academy Awards, the prestigious acting honors.
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In addition, the economic improvement that rising inflation heralds is naturally good news for corporate America.
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She heralds herself as a businesswoman and a DJ, and she continues to release new music.
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The festival of Holi, also known as the festival of colors, heralds the beginning of spring.
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That simplifies the duo's relationship, draws a line under a controversy, and heralds a likely flotation.
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And those betting that NAFEX heralds a swift and full-fledged naira liberalisation may be disappointed.
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The seasonal shift from summer to fall heralds the most joyous of wardrobe updates: new boots.
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All of which heralds Call Me by Your Name as a watershed moment in queer cinema.
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But Mr. Musk's announcement heralds a direct competitor just 150 miles east of VW's Wolfsburg headquarters.
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"This Christmas heralds a time to celebrate the good news of a new King" https://t.
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But the administration's tepid initial reaction hardly heralds a showdown between Trump and Putin in Finland.
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Sadly but not surprisingly, Super Bowl Sunday usually heralds particularly high rates of drunk driving deaths.
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Beyoncé decides to place her money on true love, which she heralds endlessly in the song.
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Europe's venture capitalists expect a recession as the coronavirus outbreak heralds a slowdown in economic activity.
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It starts off the countdown to Halloween and the heralds the inevitable arrival of Scorpio season.
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"This is particularly concerning as this type of injury often heralds suicidal behavior," the researchers wrote.
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Which is why the unveiling of a new iPhone heralds the most important day of Apple's year.
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Many Americans, however, remain worried that a Trump presidency heralds a new age of sexism and misogyny.
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This is a change of direction so radical that some think it heralds a revolution in psychiatry.
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This evening's new moon in Capricorn heralds a fresh start in your career, reputation, and public life.
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The system isn't perfect, but it heralds a future when voices, like photos, can be easily faked.
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Just a quick glance through May's policy voting record heralds all kinds of dubious scientific missteps, too.
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They might feel like Wonder Woman after surviving the day, but no one heralds them as badasses.
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The event heralds the release of their latest album, "Great Pretenders Club," a celebration of imaginative play.
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The agreement heralds a bright future ripe with opportunity, in which we can prosper as a nation.
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As befits such a dramatic ambition, the heralds of the IOT are fond of very big numbers.
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The move heralds a new era for the newspaper after years of staff cuts and diminished ambitions.
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An inverted yield curve, in which short rates are higher than long rates, often heralds a recession.
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Cyber Monday heralds the start of the holiday shopping season, which, for some people, represents chaos and stress.
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Trump can simply say his arrival in the White House heralds a new approach: No politics, just results.
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But they were jeremiads about America's declension rather than heralds of its rendezvous with a destiny of progress.
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The economy grew by 6.8% last year and the discovery of natural gas heralds an even brighter economic future.
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"Memorial Day weekend heralds the start of the mosquito season in the US," Frieden said at the Press Club.
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The live action trailer heralds the coming of the new game, which is set to drop on September 6.
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The 3 percent third-quarter growth came despite damage from hurricanes and heralds potentially stronger reports for October data.
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The overheated rhetoric is based on the misconception that 5G heralds a new era of services for end-users.
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" Citing successful programs in Chattanooga, Tennessee, and Lafayette, Louisiana, Sanders heralds the idea of "municipality-owned, high-speed internet.
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The new record, which upholds the ensemble's mutinous approach to improvisation and melody, heralds the Jazz Passengers' 30th anniversary.
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It heralds, instead, a threat to abortion access that could more subtly whittle away at the right Roe protects.
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October also heralds the next EU summit, at which May is desperate to make headway towards a Brexit deal.
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"This historic official visit ... heralds a new era of peace and cooperation," Eritrea's Information Minister Yemane Gebremeskel wrote on Twitter.
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Some analysts said it heralds a "great rotation" out of bonds, ending a three-decade bull market, and into stocks.
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It heralds the start of what is likely to be a bitter battle between a pro-oil administration and environmentalists.
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My eyes scanned constellations and got caught on the pinprick outline of Orion, the hunter who heralds North America's winter.
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A discreet row of flags heralds Pope Francis, due on August 25th for what promises to be a tumultuous weekend.
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While Trump's election helped propel Signal toward the mainstream, the Trump era heralds more uncertainty for encryption's already uncertain future.
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That is until this Friday, January 18, which heralds the premiere of 10 brand-new Netflix TV seasons and films.
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While still in its infancy, the plant-by-plant approach heralds a marked shift from standard methods of crop production.
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Managing the Sisyphean task of capitalist survival even as each monetizable hour heralds your physical body's ultimate and humiliating demise.
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A growing number of thinkers believe the Overview Effect heralds nothing less than the next "giant leap" of human evolution.
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Vangelis's iconic theme for the film heralds Fancher's discussion about pursuing the rights for Dick's novel and eventually adapting it.
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The rise in companies opening up their systems to white hat hackers heralds a major shift in attitudes towards security.
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But it likely heralds a monumental shift in how the courts, and especially the Supreme Court, treat the administrative state.
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More important, the environment and requirement for learning heralds a future of work that is fundamentally different from the present.
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Shortly before the two-minute mark, a single thwack — suggestive of steel percussion — heralds a slow turn toward rhythmic chaos.
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The fact that they released just one week apart is some sort of sign, a divine occurrence that heralds their bond.
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The agreement is being heralds by all parties as a victory for the home of the unique white-furred spirit bear.
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And, it does as early as the final season's fourth episode, "Leo's Girlfriend," which heralds Danny's big reentry into Mindy's world.
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CareerUranus' move into your sign heralds a renewed sense of comfort in your own skin and confidence in your wildest ideas.
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"I hope this heralds a real change," Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said ahead of Trump's remarks at the Israel Museum.
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"This experiment heralds a new era of ultrasensitive probes of low mass axionic dark matter," the researchers wrote in the paper.
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The bigger question is whether the wave of anti-protest legislation heralds a larger and more dangerous backlash against free speech.
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Dinner is still cooked as usual on an open fire, and dawn light heralds the start of work in the fields.
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And it heralds a new stage in the growth of Pierre Hardy as the brand attempts to leverage the footwear boom.
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All of this, plus accusations of incompetence against the Electoral Commission and vote-rigging, heralds a period of uncertainty and jostling.
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His election win heralds a hard break in a relationship that grew extremely close during and immediately after the Cold War.
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While the fall equinox signifies the Earth's last days before entering winter's hibernation, the spring equinox heralds the end of winter.
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Children can visit both on this occasion, which heralds the opening of "Waterfront," a show whose title also describes its location.
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What's also fun is that every World Cup heralds the global discovery of relative unknowns because of how well they play.
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AMONG other things, the start of Donald Trump's presidency this week heralds a collision between campaigning rhetoric and legislative and economic reality.
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But there is a strand of these comments and behavior that heralds something more dangerous than an ideological animosity toward the press.
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Plenty of fans are expecting Verstappen to go on to great things, and for some athletes, teenage success heralds a long career.
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The moves have sparked a slew of questions over the future of the merger and what it heralds for other mega-deals.
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El-Erian said the BOJ's move heralds a new reality of divergent central bank policies and a lack of global policy coordination.
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In Alfama, an old part of town, a huge street fair heralds its arrival, and grills are set up on every corner.
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Thus heralds her return to a place eerily frozen in her memory, just under the surface but coming back bit by bit.
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There are encouraging signs that global annual emissions were flat this past year, though there is no assurance this heralds a trend.
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Indeed, it heralds the coming moment when posts from outside are suspect by default: out of place, inefficient, little better than spam.
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Located in the heart of Manhattan's Flatiron District, Westside opened in 1964 and today heralds itself as Manhattan's sole public gun range.
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The towering "Internet Dream," from 1994, a stack of 52 monitors displaying jarring abstract images, heralds the current age of digital information saturation.
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Sherwin Williams, meanwhile, went the opposite direction, dubbing Cavern Clay, an orange-y hue that heralds the 'renaissance of the 1970s' their pick.
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It. Go. In the middle of an already exciting month for horror fans, this weekend heralds the release of the latest Halloween sequel.
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Saint James also heralds its ethical practices: The company makes all of its factories abroad sign charters that guarantee fair wages and hours.
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With Catalan leaders pledging resistance, it is unclear whether this heralds the start of a solution or a worsening of Spain's constitutional crisis.
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As Sal heralds the return of his old friend, previously concealed beneath the cloth, a warm feeling of nostalgia descends on the audience.
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The decision heralds a dramatic shift in the balance of power in Syria, which has been mired in war for nearly eight years.
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We are now entering the depths of November, a time which so often heralds in a pre-festive slump for the North Londoners.
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This multimedia concert heralds the release of Mr. Taylor's latest album, "Brighter Side," which captures Gustafer's experiences in environments both sizzling and supercold.
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Though the winter season's repertory was set well before his departure, it now heralds not just a new year but a new era.
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But this move clearly heralds more to come; they still need better setup men and better hitters, especially those who bat right-handed.
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It will be introduced at Arthur Ashe Kids Day, the annual Queens family celebration that heralds the start of the United States Open.
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The most significant question going forward is whether Trump's expulsion of the diplomats heralds a permanent stiffening of approach from Washington towards Moscow.
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More than half a million Triumph Heralds were sold during the compact car's 12-year production run, which spanned from 1959 to 1971.
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Their demise heralds profound shifts in Iceland's weather patterns, water flows, flora and fauna, volcanic activity and land mass, according to the IMO.
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It heralds diplomacy, yet Mr. Trump and his secretary of state, Rex Tillerson, have starved the State Department of resources, talent and relevance.
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Tracks like "Electrotumbao," which maps the foundational bass rhythm of Afro-Cuban music onto heavy synths, heralds what Cuban electronic music has in store.
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Just as the three wise men did on that night, this Christmas heralds a time to celebrate the good news of a new King.
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The decision heralds the next step toward a future of increasingly integrated public and private space exploration, and a new era for American spaceflight.
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"(This) heralds the emergence of truly pan-drug resistant bacteria," said the study, which was conducted by the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center.
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"This outcome heralds a prolonged period of policy uncertainty that will weigh on the UK's economic and financial performance," it said in a statement.
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This megastructure heralds the pending arrival of more supertowers in this urban node, unless our mayor can somehow thwart the onslaught, which seems unlikely.
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The Nash/Nowitzki/Finley Dallas Mavericks were his charges, the heralds of the era of modernist, pace and space basketball thundering into the world.
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Essay The stunning success of AlphaZero, a deep-learning algorithm, heralds a new age of insight — one that, for humans, may not last long.
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It'll be interesting to see if this heralds a push into the wider education space for Duolingo or is just a one-off app.
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Despite operating in a legal and political gray zone, Golan heralds his brand of targeted assassinations as a precision counterterrorism strategy with fewer civilian casualties.
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Each, too, suggests that the populists in question are not quite the dynamic heralds of an unstoppable change that the similarities between them might imply.
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Meghan Markle and Prince Harry stepped out for a gala night for a new play that heralds a cause close to their hearts on Tuesday.
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"This normally heralds some pressure and for the next few quarters I expect a significant slowdown in earnings growth for the euro zone," he added.
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It's a damn big deal: Multiple episodes are spent setting it up, and its arrival heralds the first of Game of Thrones' big battle episodes.
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"The launch of this train heralds a new era of high-speed train travel in India," an official statement from the Ministry of Railways said.
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Its joint ratification by America and China, the world's biggest polluters, heralds a new era of global cooperation on efforts to cut climate-changing emissions.
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Students showed up for classes at Fulton High, a low-slung brick building where a red sign in front heralds its team name, the Steamers.
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This is an exhibition against erasure, against idealization; it is for the people who have been disappeared and against the angel that heralds their vanishing.
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Part of the Rock and Roll Playhouse, a family concert series, this event heralds "Giants of Science," the duo's latest album of electronically flavored pop.
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CEO Doug McMillon's leadership heralds a new era of CEO courage in which the private sector takes responsibility for issues that elected officials are ducking.
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Business groups that have fought OSHA actions have welcomed the apparent new direction and others believe it heralds a different approach by the Trump administration.
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The Marawi siege also heralds the rise of Isnilon Hapilon, a longtime leader of Abu Sayyaf who had grown more ideologically minded over the years.
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The end of our golden age of air travel partly heralds the natural life span of a mechanical technology—and an environmentally unsound one, too.
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His RPG Grimoire: Heralds of the Winged Exemplar was first supposed to hit shelves in 1997, but for two decades Blakemore missed deadline after deadline.
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If this heralds the dawn of an ad-supported future for digital assistants, I guess the only surprise is that we didn't see it coming sooner.
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He believes it heralds a wave of consolidation among online-first publishers in Asia that will quickly give them the same reach as legacy media companies.
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Yamaguchi heralds from Kobe Steel's machinery division, unlike many of his predecessors who had come from the company's mainstay steel business or its general affairs operations.
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The index is strongly cyclical and not every slowdown heralds an economic recession (not least because manufacturing now accounts for less than 21 percent of GDP).
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It is still not clear whether the current weakening in U.S. manufacturing is a temporary pause that will be quickly reversed or heralds a lengthier slowdown.
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This team-up, while exciting for Magpie, heralds the coming of Korean craft beer's fourth wave, one characterized by the entry of major American craft companies.
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The scale, scope, and speed of technological innovation today heralds unprecedented changes in what, how, where, and by whom goods and services are produced and provided.
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Then a small business owner, Horejsi had just read John Train's 1980 book "The Money Masters," which heralds Buffett as one of the greatest investors alive.
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A lead military role in law enforcement heralds an emerging dictatorship — that's not a signal that Congress or the framers of our Constitution wished to send.
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Listen: The first Drake verse of 2019 heralds the coming of spring and, with it, the hope of new options on the horizon, writes Jon Caramanica.
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"It couldn't be a clearer-cut case, actually," said Clive Cheesman, one of the college's heralds, who oversee coats of arms, their design and their use.
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As conservatives, we need to acknowledge that behavior that takes sexual advantage of women is inconsistent with a movement that heralds family values and moral righteousness.
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This heralds a return to the days when public lands and public policies were up for sale to special interests at the bidding of powerful congressmen.
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Welcome to Memorial Day weekend, the grand American tradition that heralds the unofficial start to summer and some of the most crowded travel days of the year.
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Perhaps this heralds a pivot: having talked up her Europhobe credentials ever since she replaced David Cameron, could the new prime minister be turning towards the continent?
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The Xbox One S heralds a new age of gaming consoles in which upgrading every few years becomes increasingly necessary—and that's not entirely a good thing.
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A prophecy heralds the arrival of a champion who will fight against the "Dark One," an entity that wants to remake the world in its own image.
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"The introduction of A321neo service to the western U.S. heralds the dawn of a new era for Hawaiian Airlines and its guests," Ingram said in a statement.
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Scientists say the discovery heralds a new era of space research, allowing the use of these particles to study and observe the universe in an unprecedented way.
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Last year, Mexico deported more than five times as many unaccompanied children as it had five years earlier, and the Obama administration heralds this as a success.
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Starting with a delicate but highly ominous acoustic intro, the track festers into a terrifying fade-in that in turn heralds a riff of warp-speed brutality.
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However, Gary Ross, global head of oil analytics at S&P Global Platts, is not convinced the length in the oil market heralds a drop in prices.
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Before the ink was dry on the first wave of allegations, somber heralds of a supposed "backlash" began attempting to drag the movement back into the shadows.
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One sound remains stubbornly, comfortably the same: the rhythmic whistle that pierces all background murmuring and heralds a traditional chant about the former Islanders defenseman Denis Potvin.
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An output gap that continues to shrink, headline CPI above trend and unemployment consistently low heralds higher rates in the medium term - with or without consumers aboard.
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A startling late work, "Hydrangeas Spring Song" (1976), heralds a new style, with swift patches, squiggles, and glyphs (crosses, crescents) in two blues, energetically scattered on white.
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Related: A Graphic Novel Illustrates Cybersecurity, Gender, and Sexuality in Contemporary Iran How "Young Persian Artists" Heralds a New Wave of Iranian Art These Hairy Humanoids Are Mesmerizing
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And according to Karubiimunomono, the magazine's cover heralds the return of Brock and Misty, Ash's closest human companions from Season 1, in upcoming episodes of the Pokémon anime.
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This heralds dire consequences for our national security because a strong and competitive refining sector provides the United States with significant and often under-appreciated national security benefits.
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This helps explain why the "advance of technology heralds a new golden age of the grift," Ms Konnikova writes, as it has upended everything from dating to shopping.
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Saudi Arabia is seen as a traditional ally of the U.S. Not all analysts are convinced that the meeting heralds a new era of total collaboration and harmony.
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The end of the Pixel 1 update timeline heralds the beginning of the Pixel 4 update timeline, which recently launched and is now getting its first security update.
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It heralds the start of a new two-and-a-half-year journey of disciplining your mind and becoming a more effective communicator, thanks to Saturn entering Capricorn.
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But there really can be no doubt that Mr. Trump was among the first heralds of an anti-elitist turn that has disrupted politics from London to Melbourne.
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SPACEX FALCON HEAVY LAUNCH WOWS SPACE EXPERTS, HERALDS NEW ERA OF EXPLORATION Nonetheless, the molecules could provide a vital guide for scientists in their search for life on Mars.
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Bankers are said to be highly receptive to the deal, which has been a testament to the strength of the bank market and they hope heralds more to come.
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As the site's mission statement heralds, there are no stories or spin here, just the words used by Trump from speeches, debates, books, and tens of thousands of tweets.
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While we wait and see if the gig heralds her return to the model world, we're looking back at some of Delevingne's fiercest moments in front of the camera.
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But for all the lovebirds out there, like Vanessa Williams and her husband Jim Skrip it heralds in the opportunity to make their "I do" official all over again.
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The Wednesday flare likely heralds the arrival of a CME at Earth over the weekend, and suggests the Sun is becoming active again after two years of relative tranquility.
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"The anti-corruption campaign in the financial sector is taking shape, just like the wind sweeping through the building heralds a rising storm in the mountain," the commentary said.
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Although voice won't change everything, it will be part of a movement that heralds a new way to think about our relationship with devices, screens, our data and interactions.
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The nearly unanimous enactment of the 21st Century Cures Act by both the House and Senate potentially heralds a new era of global Healthcare leadership by the Unites States.
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And then, the military band struck up the familiar, rousing tune that heralds the arrival of Kim Jong Un. At last, it was the moment everyone was waiting for.
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The event marks Walmart's first effort to grow its nascent advertising business and heralds the retailer's rising challenge to online ad leaders Alphabet Inc's Google, Facebook Inc and Amazon.
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The British automaker McLaren, for example, heralds the ability of its six-figure sports cars to deliver exhilaration in the form of a "perfectly blended and balanced" driving experience.
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The announcement also heralds an apparent move toward transparency for Facebook, which is still reeling from the Cambridge Analytica scandal which harvested data from more than 87 million Facebook users.
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Today's eclipse in creative water sign Cancer heralds a brilliant new beginning in your career—even though it might be scary that you don't know exactly what will come next.
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U.S. markets were shut on Thursday for Thanksgiving, while major retail outlets opened their doors for so-called "Black Friday" sales, which heralds the start of the festive season shopping.
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His election to President of the United States heralds a dark future for science in America—and when it comes to certain topics, like climate change, an all-out war.
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Now the changing mood music from Western governments heralds a flood of new opportunities, though this will in many cases mean taking on the extra risk involved in construction projects.
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This victory in no-limit Texas Hold 'em heralds a new kind of game in which the AI has to take into account that its opponent might be deliberately misleading.
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Every two years, Goldman Sachs promotes a fresh class of partners in a closely watched tradition that heralds back to the time when the company was still a private firm.
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This "yield curve inversion" often — but not always — heralds a recession because it may reflect the increased demand for the safety of government bonds during times of heightened economic uncertainty.
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Winners and losers: This heralds the start of a "new golden age" for the "reborn seven sisters," referring to ExxonMobil, Shell, Chevron, BP, Total, Equinor and Eni, the research predicts.
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The show, which heralds the release of the fourth movie, "Mockingjay Part 2," in November, opened on Wednesday at Discovery Times Square and runs through the end of the year.
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Here he heralds its release with a weekend of performances featuring the personnel from the album: Bruce Williams on alto saxophone, Jay Anderson on bass and Billy Drummond on drums.
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The yield on the benchmark U.S. Treasury note hit on Thursday the highest level since late December, on the expectation that Trump's ascendance heralds greater spending, higher deficits, and more inflation.
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Related: [Exclusive] Visualizing 36 Years of Iranian Literary Censorship How "Young Persian Artists" Heralds a New Wave of Iranian Art A Graphic Novel Illustrates Cybersecurity, Gender, and Sexuality in Contemporary Iran
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It is quite possibly the most striking work of non-fiction set in India since "Behind the Beautiful Forevers" by Katherine Boo, and heralds the arrival of a formidable new writer.
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Cold quasars are gigantic galaxies that form stars even though they host a quasar, which is a type of ultra-luminous supermassive black hole that heralds death for its galactic host.
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The verdict heralds a new era, in which judges and jurors see the ribald world of the Internet, rather than the staid realm of newspapers, as the dominant form of journalism.
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This proposal heralds a change will come in US environmental protection policy, and it will affect current pattern in energy market to a large extend, so it draws attention from markets.
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Washington (CNN)Memorial Day isn't just the gateway to summer this year -- it heralds a sizzling season of politics that threatens to boil over into the ugliest election in decades this fall.
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Juckes said with less than a week to go until the election, markets have finally come to the conclusion that a Trump win heralds unpredictability and is therefore a "risk-off" event.
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But it's an apt expression nonetheless, seeing that this month heralds the arrival of several great records, from smoothed-out R&B epics to artfully calibrated pop-romps to indie-rock epics.
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For grocers, the store's opening heralds another potential disruption at the hands of the world's largest online retailer, which bought high-end supermarket chain Whole Foods Market last year for $13.7 billion.
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As our adversaries seek to destabilize the world order to their advantage, they must be met with American and allied strength and resilience, which heralds neither endless military commitment nor total disengagement.
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She hoped to discern why these stalwart heralds of tiny farm towns are hollowing out like so many other things in the region where I grew up and where Lenz still lives.
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That makes the Z3, which also isn't exactly Sony's flagship phone anymore, an interesting choice for Android N, but maybe it heralds a shift in how Sony will handle Android updates going forward.
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Research heralds better and bidirectional brain-computer interfaces If a person was able to use this method, they would be far closer to ordinary speech, though perhaps at the cost of perfect accuracy.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Martin Sorrell's departure from the world's biggest advertising company heralds change for his sprawling WPP empire and may accelerate a shake up of the big ad groups that followed his lead.
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As fans riddled out over a year ago, season three also heralds the return of Breaking Bad's best villain, Gustavo Fring, which was confirmed via a surreal Los Pollos Hermanos ad in January.
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Though widely expected by the fashion world since Mr. Simons resigned as creative director at Dior in October, the appointment heralds a major strategy shift at Calvin Klein, which is owned by PVH.
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The Facebook-Cambridge Analytica mess, together with many preceding indications before it, heralds a new type of choice architecture: personalized, uniquely tailored to your own individual preferences and optimized to influence your decision.
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Situated in Collins Park, where the Bass is also located, the fluorescent sculpture heralds an exciting new era for the museum, which will reopen this spring after completing a $12 million renovation project.
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"The Compound Effect" by Darren Hardy Finfrock saves he "loves" McKnight&aposs and Ruby&aposs books, thinks Tony Robbins&apos book is "really good," and heralds Hardy&aposs book as "his favorite" ever.
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He's a reformer whose willingness to model Christlike behavior (from washing the feet of Muslim migrants to asking "who am I to judge" LGBTQ people) heralds a new, more welcoming brand of Catholicism.
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Haughty and magnetic, it's a song preoccupied with its own success, and its climactic placement atop the charts not only fulfills Cardi's prophesy but heralds a permanent shift in the calculus of pop power.
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The U.S. sent a delegation to MWC to protest the telecommunication firm's involvement in providing infrastructure for 5G, a fifth-generation wireless network that heralds faster speeds and response times for consumers and businesses.
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Analysts and lawyers do not think the maneuver heralds a coming wave of nationalizations, but said the sudden seizure of Anbang sent a strong message and raised questions about the future of its assets.
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A new logo presented on Sunday heralds an extensive re-branding of the global series, with a big push into digital platforms, and there is plenty more to come even if details remain scarce.
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The church now heralds this date as the one of the first marriage rites performed for two women in love, though at the time this was not the language any clergy would have used.
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Hard on the heels of VW's electric ID.13, the Golf 8 to be unveiled next month heralds a mass deployment of 48-volt hybrid technology at the very heart of Europe's auto market.
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Hard on the heels of VW's electric ID.3, the Golf 8 to be unveiled next month heralds a mass deployment of 13-volt hybrid technology at the very heart of Europe's auto market.
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The spread has widened slightly but if the yield curve should invert, pushing short-term rates above long-term ones, it would be an ominous sign, because an inverted curve often heralds a recession.
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This heralds what he calls the fourth Industrial Revolution: the arrival of an age where the dominant number of jobs for Americans will be automated out of existence within the next decade or so.
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Analysts and lawyers does not think the manoeuvre heralds a coming wave of nationalizations, but said the sudden seizure of Anbang sent a strong message and raised questions about the future of its assets.
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If no American company can step up, we could see our interest data, faces and attention forfeited to an app that while delightful to use, heralds Chinese political values at odds with our own.
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The U.S. government action heralds more fallout for the South Korean manufacturer, which may take a financial hit from the recall and lose customers who are concerned about the quality of its flagship phones.
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Trump's use of "alt-right" versus "alt-left" heralds a new low for his presidency, grouping some of the worst elements of American society into a sanitized bubble and juxtaposing them against civil rights activists.
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With shredding guitars and '80s pomp, Sega heralds the genesis of Sega Forever, its new initiative to pump out classic Sega games like Sonic the Hedgehog, Phantasy Star, and Altered Beast for free on smartphones.
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The fall of Mosul heralds the dismantlement of the ISIS caliphate -- a very positive development -- but let's not kid ourselves that victory in Mosul will be the beginning of the end of Sunni terrorist groups.
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Lifeless God also heralds the return of past members to the fold, featuring Danny Walker on drums, and Leon Del Muerte on guitar alongside original axeman Bruce Reeves—a lineup representing perhaps Phobia's truest essence.
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She is also eliminating or rewriting reams of regulations on doctors and hospitals that she heralds as a return to conservative, free-market principles designed to promote competition by loosening federal requirements on the industry.
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Renowned political analyst Ian Bremmer, founder of risk consultancy firm Eurasia Group, told CNBC in an earlier interview that the world is entering a "geopolitical recession" that heralds the end of the U.S.-led global order.
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Unless Barr's summary of Mueller's conclusions is highly incomplete or misleading, the report sounds like good news for Trump — and heralds the end of the investigation that has loomed larger over his presidency than any others.
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In her single "It's On You," which premieres today exclusively with Refinery29, she heralds the value of self-love and self-reflection, two things she thinks her perfectionism — a symptom of being a Vine star — prevented.
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A mix of established figures, including Ryan Gander and John Akomfrah were shown next to the likes of Yuri Pattison and Lawrence Abu Hamdan, heralds of a rising artist generation garnering further acclaim day by day.
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This season — Ms. Archer's fourth on the London fashion calendar — heralds the designer's attempt to use a variety of techniques and materials to create prints that mimic her intricate embroidery, but make her work more affordable.
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Monday's hearing heralds a week that is likely to end with a committee vote that will send articles of impeachment -- in effect the charges against Trump -- to a full House vote in the next two weeks.
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The name alludes to Stonehenge, the 5,000-year-old rock formation in England that aligns with the rising sun during the summer solstice -- an event that heralds the beginning of the summer season for the Northern Hemisphere.
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"There will be fewer one-of-a-kind highly complex mega-projects and proportionately more simple to medium complex projects... This heralds a more 'commoditised' world for project delivery," said the document, which was given to royaldutchshellplc.
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STUTTGART, Germany (Reuters) - A hard-fought deal on pay and working hours for industrial employees in southwestern Germany sets a benchmark for millions of workers across Europe's largest economy and heralds wage growth in the coming years.
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Banks are now assessing the impact of this changed market dynamic on forecasts for 2018, particularly whether the volatility heralds an end to the equity bull run of recent years that could further depress equities trading revenues.
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The democratic election of former cricket star Imran Khan as Pakistan's Prime Minister heralds change, but will it promote a reboot of a stronger security relationship with the United States or continuing estrangement between our two countries?
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For instance, the guard operates a boom box to produce the sour-sounding fanfare that heralds the king's entrances, and Juliette wields both a lint roller and a battered vacuum cleaner to try to keep up appearances.
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The critical question is whether the slide in freight and manufacturing activity near the end of last year turns out to be a brief soft patch or heralds a more sustained period of weakness - even a recession.
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JON PARELES Like the birds returning from down south and the trees finding new color, the first Drake verse of 2019 heralds the coming of spring and, with it, the hope of new options on the horizon.
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The rise of cyber sovereignty, the idea that governments should control the internet that their citizens use and the data they generate, proved in its most extreme form in China, heralds a fragmentation of the digital world.
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The ceremony - an ancient Brahmin ritual that heralds the start of the season in May - was presided over by newly crowned King Maha Vajiralongkorn and his queen, whom he married last week before the coronation at the weekend.
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As The Wall Street Journal notes: The Trump administration's withdrawal from the Paris Agreement heralds a decisive change in U.S. climate policy, but many corporate leaders say it will have little immediate impact on their investments and strategies.
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" Animal rights group PETA said it "heralds the end of what has been the saddest show on earth for wild animals, and asks all other animal circuses to follow suit, as this is a sign of changing times.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German Justice Minister Katarina Barley will be the Social Democrats' (SPD) top candidate in European elections next year, the party said on Wednesday, announcing a move that heralds a change to Chancellor Angela Merkel's divided cabinet.
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His banal charisma is often the butt of many jokes scrutinizing the decision to pick him, and his skin color and age are seen as anachronistic to a base that heralds diversity in positions of power as progress.
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O heralds an approaching wave of potentially safer and more effective treatments for millions who suffer from eczema, a common skin condition which causes infection-prone rashes that can feel like having poison ivy 24 hours a day.
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As the U.S. stock market heralds the "Trumpiversary" — the one-year mark of the 2016 presidential election and a 21 percent gain in the Standard & Poor's 983 — pundits of both politics and business are asking the same question.
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The wattage is because of the button-pushing, arm-twisting genius of its fairy godmother/mastermind, the Vogue editor Anna Wintour, who ensures that everyone Dresses to Impress in a theme that complements the exhibit it nominally heralds.
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If the museum's $19303 million expansion, planned by the architects Diller Scofidio + Renfro in collaboration with Gensler is about half the price of the 2004 project, it heralds a far more profound reorientation of MoMA's mission and approach.
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Phil Hogan, the Irish commissioner at the EU who is nearing approval as the bloc's new trade commissioner, insisted Monday night that Europe will need to "stand up for itself" if the WTO ruling heralds fresh U.S. levies.
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The main fear for many French voters is that Trump's presidency heralds the rise of a similar populist candidate, promising to crack down on immigrants and wreak havoc on the establishment: namely far-right leader Marine Le Pen.
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New research published today in Geophysical Research Letters has uncovered a "dramatic increase" in the size of the Gulf of Oman's OMZ, an observation that heralds bad news for the region's aquatic life—and possibly our atmosphere in general.
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So, as the president heralds the 640,000 auto industry jobs created since the rescue and a record level of American car sales last year, he is also on the defensive over his handling of the water situation in Flint.
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Serpentine Pavilion 2016 designed by Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG); (10 June – 9 October); (All images: Iwan Baan)Each year, the opening of the Serpentine Pavilion heralds the beginning of summer with a temporary structure installed in a London garden.
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But his departure heralds a significant reduction in the scope of Airbus's international department, leaving it mainly with the task of managing overseas affiliates and triggering further departures in the coming months, the people familiar with the matter said.
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The country forecasts are then checked for consistency against the global projections and adjusted when necessary—to make sure, for example, that most countries do not show strong trade growth when the global projection heralds a decline in trade.
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As Zaytoven hints that this commercial release heralds the coming of another robust Future run, that prolific promise boding well for listeners but perhaps not so much for the artist spiralling down and bleeding out for our collective enjoyment.
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"While Friday's tariff decision, on its own, would not have a major macroeconomic impact, the real worry is that it heralds a new era of much greater protectionism," Capital Economics senior U.S. economist Michael Pearce, said in a note.
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WASHINGTON — National health spending will average more than $20203,000 a person this year for the first time, the Obama administration said Wednesday, a milestone that heralds somewhat faster growth in health spending after several years of exceptionally low growth.
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Mr. Carlsen in particular heralds a new, post-Soviet image for chess, with his own marketing company, chess app, and ads for Porsche and the Dutch fashion company G-Star Raw, which paired him with the actress Liv Tyler.
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The company's bid puts it on a collision course with Disney's own efforts to acquire Fox, and also heralds a new era of merger and acquisition mania where consumer welfare and competition is proving to be a distant afterthought.
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To identify them, here are a few golden rules: Nature is wise and knows how to identify the most nutritious foods immediately, and worms, being little heralds of deliciousness, can signal to us which mushrooms are at their best.
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The facade commission arrives in the run-up to the 150th anniversary next year of the Met's founding, and heralds the commitment of Max Hollein, its director, "to expand and amplify dialogues with contemporary artists," as he puts it.
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The deal, which has an enterprise value of $8 billion according to a company statement, heralds a new era for Formula One, a European-dominated sport that has long sought to break into the U.S. market and win fresh audiences.
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Either way, Trump has a 2020 card to play In a political sense, it may not actually matter that much whether the deal with Mexico heralds a genuine breakthrough — a sign of the warped reality of the current political age.
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The short shorts have been replaced with more practical cargo pants, and the lack of love interest heralds a new era in which women can be seen to kick ass onscreen without having to make up for it by getting naked.
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Trump's win heralds a hard break in a relationship that grew extremely close during the Cold War, before wobbling when Germany refused to go along with Bush's Iraq war and was derided by his Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld as "old Europe".
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With one hand placed on a cinematic steady-cam, and the other placed on the stacked bundles of cash that are there to be made from operating out of burner phones, this video heralds a new slick peak for road rap.
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The latest robot to come on the scene is a lettuce-peeling machine, and while it's not yet as skilled as its human counterparts, it heralds a shift in agriculture that could one day mean more robots and fewer humans.
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The verdict, which drove sterling to 20173-year lows and wiped $2 trillion off world stocks, heralds intense political and economic uncertainty for the UK, with likely repercussions for the euro zone as well as the rest of the world.
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To symbolize the need for a renewal of faith in forces that can right these grievous wrongs, after the meal we will open the door for the stranger and sing a hymn to the prophet Elijah, who heralds harmony and redemption.
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Black Friday is considered the start of the holiday shopping season, but the good cheer that heralds in the holidays can be hard to find amidst all the crowds clamoring for the best deals on everything from bikes to lobster tails.
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The wattage is because of the button-pushing, arm-twisting genius of its fairy godmother/mastermind, the Vogue editor Anna Wintour, who also ensures that everyone Dresses to Impress, in a theme that complements that of the exhibit it nominally heralds.
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The wattage is due to the button-pushing, arm-twisting genius of its fairy godmother/mastermind, the Vogue editor Anna Wintour, who also ensures everyone Dresses To Impress, in a theme that complements that of the exhibit it nominally heralds.
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It takes a peculiar desperation to imagine that this defeat heralds the reinvigoration of the title race, though it is true to say that City has looked more flawed in recent weeks than seemed possible just a couple of months ago.
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But without spoiling the plot beats of an episode that most people won't be able to see for months, it's worth exploring how it heralds a bold, expansive future for a show that's always nurtured a healthy fear of what comes next.
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As the head of Breitbart News, Bannon has helped shape the alt-right movement for which the site heralds itself as a home and has helped drive hardline positions on immigration, terrorism and cultural issues to the center of the Republican Party.
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Although relatively small by dollar value, the deal heralds the start of a wave of M&A activity many expect to take place in the Australian media industry if the government succeeds in a plan to deregulate the country's media ownership laws.
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In these specials, that genius is surrounded by static, as Chappelle straddles the freak success of 2004, the hermit of the inter-years, and the resurrected colossus brought forth by ecstatic heralds like myself for the murky horror show that is the present.
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Regardless of the outcome in this specific case, the use of CRISPR to target disease in individuals humans heralds a new chapter in personalized medicine, and it could spark a race to get gene-edited cells into clinics for all sorts of applications.
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One, a company called CanPay, heralds itself as the "first legitimate debit payment solution for the cannabis industry," offering consumers an app-based debit account linked to their regular banking accounts that circumvents the laws that discourage banks from working with marijuana retailers.
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But the planet of luck and expansion won't be alone in making this an advantageous year for your home life — your planet of pleasure, Saturn, is entering your fifth house of entertainment and love, ensuring that 163 heralds harmony in your living space.
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Some opinions (which, to be honest, you should take as fact): 1) Need To Feel Your Love is gonna be one of the best albums of 2017, and it heralds the tangible and welcome return of a specific type of American rock music.
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WASHINGTON — A health program for veterans that President Trump heralds as a triumphant success is struggling to make its network of doctors as large as required to meet an aggressive expansion of care outside the Department of Veterans Affairs health facilities, officials said.
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The bottom line: While Ethiopia will continue following its Asian-inspired state-driven growth model, the decision to gradually open the economy to privatization will provide new opportunities for foreign investors and potentially heralds a larger economic policy shift under Ahmed's government.
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It heralds the beginning of a nuclear-powered era of space exploration, which will open the door to previously impossible missions into deep space, whether this is powering settlements on Mars or using robotic submarines to explore the icy oceans of Jovian moons.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Iranian women will be allowed to watch the national soccer team play on Thursday for the first time in over 40 years, but campaigners are not convinced the match against Cambodia heralds a wider opening up of sports by the government.
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The IMO sulfur cap heralds the biggest leap in how ships are powered since they switched from burning coal to oil over a century ago, but vessels will still be allowed to use higher-sulphur fuel if fitted with cleaning devices called scrubbers.
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The election of Varadkar heralds a generational shift away from the party-focused, personality-driven politics that Ireland has traditionally engaged in, to a more agenda-driven route where big issues are more important, especially to voters under the age of 40.
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Click here to enter for a chance to win a spot on the red carpet at the Oscars® "Warren, what did you do?" host Jimmy Kimmel says in the clip, which heralds his return as the impending telecast's host for the second consecutive year.
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Woodman heralds this as a return to "paying much more attention to what our customers really want from us and less about what we want from us," as GoPro confining its ambitions to a niche market where it's already king sounds far less positive.
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Near the beginning of the second section, which explores Paul and Susan's uneasy cohabitation, the slip into the second person heralds a nice gearshift into Paul's self-questioning; Barnes has a skillful command of tone and its moral implications, when he chooses to exert it.
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The sight of tanks rolling through a nation's capital can symbolize freedom and democracy, but more often than not, the display heralds its violent suppression: Think of the Red Army's arrival in Budapest to crush the Hungarian Revolution, or more recently, the Tiananmen Square massacre.
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The A.N.C.'s electoral humiliation heralds an important new era in South African politics, one in which the messy realities of competitive multiparty democracy may well replace the ossification that sets in when a liberation movement becomes a de facto postcolonial one-party state.
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But Apple is already hard at work on the 2020 iPhone and beyond, and the latest report on the future of Apple's best-selling product heralds a return of the fingerprint sensor that was used for years as a means of unlocking the device.
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The project ignored established hierarchies, as Rosler brought art and artists into dialogue with the wider community, in part to point out their role in the process of displacement: Artists moving into a neighborhood often heralds the beginning of rent increases that squeeze current residents.
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Read more: 'Cringeworthy' Novak Djokovic and 'salty' Rafael Nadal were mercilessly trolled by Nick Kyrgios in a no holds barred interviewWhile Ivanisevic, who coaches Djokovic, calls for greater respect to be paid by Kyrgios, he heralds him as a unique talent in the game.
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It offers a rare balm in a moment when tumult reigns on so many fronts, and takes its title, "The Small Exceeds," from Hexagram 2212 of the I Ching, which heralds "the preponderance of the small," and counsels the strengths of restraint, conscientiousness and modesty.
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Angola's Jose Eduardo dos Santos and Zimbabwe's Robert Mugabe stepped down in 2017 after a combined 75 years in office, while the election of Cyril Ramaphosa as head of South Africa's ruling ANC heralds the looming end of President Jacob Zuma's scandal-ridden administration.
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The product of all those years of creative labor is finally here: The band's new album, Wildflower, was released last week, and The Was heralds its arrival by beautifully sampling, mixing, and synthesizing songs from the new album with remixes of the band's older music.
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The press material attached to the announcement heralds the oil trader turned entrepreneur as a real life Iron Man, but it's hard to shake the feeling that you're watching some sort of backyard mad scientist, a few moments away from the world's most dangerous Jack Ass stunt.
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But even if Rubio does come in third—a convincing third—in South Carolina, and even if the media heralds it as his comeback (and declares it the end for "establishment" competitors Jeb Bush and John Kasich), the Florida senator still has a pretty glaring problem.
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"This is a momentous occasion as it highlights that wind energy generation in the Kingdom is 'real' and heralds a new era of renewable energy that clearly shows to the world that action is being taken to support the renewable goals of Saudi Vision 2030," Albahkali added.
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UK Independence Party leader Nigel Farage's sickening elation at "independence day for the United Kingdom" (surely a joke, given the context of violent colonialism that Britain herself exported to the world over the past centuries, yet sadly deadly serious) heralds nothing but a grim forecast of turmoil.
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But the move also heralds the end of an era and a way of life that precedes even the opening of the Triborough Bridge in 1936, when collectors would extend a hand — and perhaps exchange some pleasantries or worse — as they collected a 25-cent toll.
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An excerpt from a new essay by artist Hito Steyerl, who has written in defense of the "poor" image, heralds the age of "first AIs, of poor, partially-developed artificial intelligences," at the project space hosted by Anteism Books and Google's Artists+Machine Intelligence (A+MI) program.
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It's an unfortunate reality that Kelly's stature as a right-of-center icon confers a degree of credibility that the Fox News rank and file — and, let's be honest, the public — withhold from the traditional heralds of the ills of rape, abuse and sexual harassment: feminists.
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The failure of the North Korean deal, and the severe limitations imposed on U.S. policy by the nuclear capability it has gained since, heralds our ominous future with Iran and the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), unless Tehran is moved off its Pyongyang-like trajectory.
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And the next time someone piously heralds a justice as someone who exudes judicial modesty and simply calls balls and strikes, imagine them instead in a figure skating outfit ice dancing to The Flight of the Bumblebee — that image will get you far closer to the truth of judging.
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While subsequent dispensationalist preachers have differed on whether this happens before or after the rapture, in practice it means that Jerusalem is a vital part of many evangelicals' narrative: The restoration of Jerusalem to the Jewish people is part of the sequence of events that heralds the end times.
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The heavily decorated Mexican directors Alfonso Cuarón, Alejandro González Iñárritu and Guillermo del Toro — collectively referred to as "the Three Amigos" — have served as a flimsy Band-Aid to an industry that heralds their accomplishments as proof that everyone who matches their idea of Latinx is being celebrated.
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Beyond the confines of the two nations bounded by a shining sea, this heralds a deepening descent into a season of political hell, which has many national variants but one large and malign feature in common: Political rhetoric is increasingly un-anchored - not just from courtesy but from rational debate.
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The vote heralds a moment of massive political significance, especially for Trump -- who is desperate for a win after a torrid first two months in power and has been working around the clock to seal a deal -- and House Republicans trying to find a way to keep the conservative and moderate coalitions together.
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While one of the studies was only done in mice, it follows on the heels of FDA approval to use a modified herpes virus to treat melanoma in humans, and heralds a future in which viruses will help harness the body's own immune system to fight some of the most intractable cancers.
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"The announcement of the first game of the NFL's 2018 London Games to take place at our new home heralds the commencement of our 10-year partnership... "The NFL will bring a whole new audience to the local area, showcase Tottenham and bring further economic and social benefits with truly global coverage and attraction.
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The exit is important for the island nation as it heralds the country's return to international credibility on the financial markets after it became the fourth euro zone country to seek a bailout (Ireland, Portugal and Greece had all been bailed out before with Spain also taking aid to help out its banks) in 2013.
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The new film tweaks the classic psychological thriller dynamic just a touch: The flaxen-haired psycho position is now filled by ex-wife Tessa (Katherine Heigl, in a sinfully amusing turn that hopefully heralds a coming Heiglssance), and the target of her rage is her former spouse's new fiancée Julia (Rosario Dawson, also perfectly cast).
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Despite a relieved surge in world stock markets on Monday after Washington and Beijing called a 22019-day halt on new tariffs, the gap between two- and 22020-year Treasury yields has shrunk to its narrowest since 220 to only 23 basis points from an inversion that many say heralds the onset of recession.
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Elsewhere, Oliver Nachtwey discusses decivilization and regressive modernization, while Wolfgang Streeck delves into the return of repression in an age of false narratives; and David Van Reybrouck heralds the end of the European Union with airs of both sincere and cheeky fondness in a kind of open letter addressed to EU President Jean-Claude Juncker.
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Crowley's Loss Heralds an 'End of an Era': Last of the Party Bosses The Supreme Court upheld Mr. Trump's ban on travel from several predominantly Muslim countries, ruling on Tuesday that the president's power to secure the country's borders was not undermined by his inflammatory messaging about the dangers Muslims pose to the United States.
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The song heralds several changes in More Life–from rap to pop, from tough to soft, from old Drake to new Drake–but it feels so sharply divided from what came before not only because it's one of the Boy's most open-hearted pop jams but because its chord progressions make the song unsettled in its very composition.
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" Robert Shrimsley, Financial Times: "The bad news is that the country is about to discover that it takes more than a vote at an election to 'get Brexit done'; that Boris Johnson is going to be unfettered in the next stage of the E.U. negotiations; and that a huge nationalist surge in Scotland almost certainly heralds another independence referendum.
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The 30-second spot -- titled "Your Choice" -- heralds Buttigieg's "Medicare for All Who Want It" plan that would not force people onto government health coverage but instead would offer a public option for people who choose to enroll, a key distinction with the sweeping overhaul that would be instituted under a fully Medicare for All program.
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But as I watched Orange Is the New Black's final season, which has the typically epic sweep and tremendous ambition (and, okay, hit-and-miss execution) that have defined the show at its best and its worst, I realized that it also heralds the end of a storytelling trend, one whose roots stretch all the way back to the early 133s.
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The cooking works as well on a gas grill as on a charcoal one, which is to say pretty well, and if the results are more flatbread-y than with traditional oven-baked pies, they come with a delightful char on them and, in the case of a charcoal fire, a delicious smokiness that heralds the coming long summer of cooking outside.
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Sinn Fein, Fianna Fail and Fine Gael are all projected to win more than 20% of the national vote based on results from the roughly one third of constituencies that have completed their counting, and several of the country's leading political scientists have told CNBC that this inconclusive result heralds the end of a two-party system that has effectively dominated the republic for decades.
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But Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's announcement of Robert Lighthizer as his United States Trade Representative heralds the beginning of a new era for international trade, and it isn't one that free traders are going to like.
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