Genish remains a director, and his immediate future was unclear.
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Not overnight, and probably not even in the immediate future.
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"I foresee exploding heads in the immediate future," said Myal.
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Is Steven Stamkos the ceramic dog of Shanahan's immediate future?
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The force of demand will also govern Japan's immediate future.
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In the immediate future, thank you for staying at home.
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This time, nothing so portentous looms in his immediate future.
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What are you excited to do in the immediate future?
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The situation is unprecedented and even the immediate future unknowable.
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Perhaps later, but almost certainly not in the immediate future.
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What do you think the immediate future of AR is?
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Congress isn't going to help you in the immediate future.
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Still, he doesn't see something similar happening in the immediate future.
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The immediate future for NJPW, however, is back across the Pacific.
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"It has a salutary effect on the immediate future," Mayer said.
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She does not see marriage or motherhood in her immediate future.
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Alas, no return to camp counseling is in my immediate future.
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They will unfold over many decades, not in the immediate future.
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And factors beyond its control could soon determine its immediate future.
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The Yankees were the team in transition, their immediate future uncertain.
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In the immediate future, it's vital to the company's business strategy.
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I don't have much hope for that in the immediate future.
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Have you got any other visits planned in the immediate future?
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In the immediate future, this probably wouldn't mean much for policy.
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Quilici doesn't expect the shutdown to affect robocalls in the immediate future.
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Liza is most certainly out in the cold for the immediate future.
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But in immediate future, those premiums could skyrocket as much as 20%.
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What can we do about any of that in the immediate future?
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The immediate future for Southeast Asia could be better for Uber, however.
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And that's exactly what must be done in this very immediate future.
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I think in the immediate future, we'll have new options with probiotics.
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It depends on how successful Xi Jinping is in the immediate future.
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Maybe a new set of Bluetooth speakers are in your immediate future?
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In the immediate future, there will be a purge of the army.
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The action has moved for the immediate future to the Western Conference.
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Nor does she seem likely to court ennui in the immediate future.
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Their immediate future is at risk — not generations from now, but decades.
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In the immediate future, Mr. Cosby will undergo psychological and medical examinations.
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WE DON'T EXPECT PROGRESS IN IMMEDIATE FUTURE, LIKE A YEAR OR TWO.
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For better or worse, Twitter is isn't dying off in the immediate future.
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In the immediate future, what are the most exciting applications of artificial intelligence?
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Independent redistricting commissions would also almost certainly help Democrats in the immediate future.
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A quarterback change is not in the immediate future of the Denver Broncos.
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But that's because the immediate future of road cars actually impacts my life.
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In the immediate future Lyft may find it harder to keep differentiating itself.
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And this is where the true immediate future of VR lies, I think.
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But this week it met its demise — at least in the immediate future.
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She also cautioned that expansion isn't likely to come in the immediate future.
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Okafor had a CT scan on Tuesday and his immediate future is unclear.
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In the immediate future, American national policy toward Israel is unlikely to change.
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In the immediate future, there are two obvious steps for this strategic reorientation.
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But in the immediate future, the Trump threats won't flip votes, Huelskamp said.
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That said, for the immediate future, Huawei phones will continue to run Android.
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But the clusters signal that the outbreak could worsen in the immediate future.
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These were the Yankees of the future, although not necessarily the immediate future.
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Most teenagers have unrealistic expectations about what the future holds, even the immediate future.
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Everyone seems to think bezel-less devices are the immediate future, and I agree.
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However, Murray confirmed Thursday that no bill will be passed in the immediate future.
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They must be realistic about the immediate future and ambitious about the long term.
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When short-term yields move higher it can imply doubts about the immediate future.
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So there is an opportunity in the immediate future right now that is attractive.
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Now it appears almost certain that this could be achieved in the immediate future.
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The weaker investor sentiment is expected to persist in the immediate future, analysts indicated.
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Page Six says Vanderpump Rules won't be returning to filming in the immediate future.
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The immediate future is going to happen and we always overestimate the short-term.
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But that might be the least daunting test Crawford faces in his immediate future.
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It could be the best any state could hope for in the immediate future.
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Oil analysts do not expect a much higher price for oil in the immediate future.
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As to the more immediate future, Macquarie thinks recorded music will grow 7% in 2017.
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It was unclear how the deal could affect content on Hulu in the immediate future.
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At stake is more than the immediate future of Germany's governing coalition, and its chancellor.
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At the teachers' conference, the girls' education champion was also asked about her immediate future.
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Clearly this is logical for now, yet beyond the immediate future, clarity is desperately lacking.
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Amazon might not be a problem in the immediate future, but it could be eventually.
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But in the immediate future, Facebook could do one thing to engender a little goodwill.
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"He didn't think he was going to die anytime in the immediate future," she continues.
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If Crawford's immediate future remains clouded, his desire to face better fighters is abundantly clear.
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Oliver will be devoting himself in the immediate future to his responsibilities at Helmut Lang.
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They almost feel like cries of desperation from beyond the grave about humanity's immediate future.
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Bohn said he doubted the new administration would radically alter the approach in immediate future.
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No one expects the nuclear-armed states to join the treaty in the immediate future.
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It's time to dismiss the notion that comprehensive tax reform is in our immediate future.
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It starts in 2019, and the "history" it charts is all in our immediate future.
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Selling Reddit now or in the immediate future is not really in the plans for us.
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In the immediate future, the US Treasury Department will begin to reinstate sanctions that were waived.
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Takeaway: Verizon indicates that, at least in the immediate future, it will not block legal content.
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Mahadev's protocol is unlikely to be implemented in a real quantum computer in the immediate future.
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The company might someday explore an over-the-counter option, but not for the immediate future.
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And until the next great automotive evolution, only more CUVs are forecast for the immediate future.
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In the immediate future, these investments could continue to grow and exhibit Luxembourg's technology and education.
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In the very immediate future, we could see people with this disease living into old age.
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Investors have settled into a wait-and-see moment that could determine the cryptocurrency's immediate future.
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Unfortunately for Sanders, a Warren endorsement doesn't seem to be coming anytime in the immediate future.
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That is not a sunny vision of our immediate future, but these are not sunny times.
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With Griffin's monster contract on the books, free agency realistically wasn't in the Clippers' immediate future.
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There are few signs that any of this is going to change in the immediate future.
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In the immediate future, the league will tread more slowly because a lawsuit brought by Gov.
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Thoughts of a new decade were comforting when our immediate future had been shrouded in doubt.
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Weapons that can operate like human soldiers are not something they see in our immediate future.
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He did not rule out layoffs, but said he did not expect any in the immediate future.
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"I am not expecting an abortion facility to open in Lubbock in the immediate future," she said.
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Scottish actor Billy Connolly is facing the reality of his immediate future amid a battle with Parkinson's.
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One thing you probably won't see at Pinterest is a notable employee turnover in the immediate future.
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Once it does — with these specs — Summit should remain the king of supercomputers for the immediate future.
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If politics are in Yates's immediate future, the state's 2018 gubernatorial race is the most obvious target.
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This is one of the big questions for the immediate future, one that must be grappled with.
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But I don't think they'll do any missile or nuclear tests in the short to immediate future.
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Sadly, I can't envision a scenario in which Mexico's violence will significantly decline in the immediate future.
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Even so, Yellen said federal rates will likely stay below historical averages for the immediate future. Rep.
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The immediate future will include a lot of changes that will make life harder for many Americans.
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He said he hoped to stay in journalism, but did not know what his immediate future held.
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In the immediate future, there is little reason to expect that the expansion will stall out completely.
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The Tigers were out of the race then, but his comeback may have saved their immediate future.
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The final demo that hinted at Microsoft's immediate future was one involving desks that doubled as giant touchscreens.
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In August, with an IPO still not in the immediate future, LogRhythm raised $50 million from private investors.
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Sprint and T-Mobile may not end up together after all — at least not in the immediate future.
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For the immediate future, sixteen countries committed to plans for increasing resources for managing pests that affect crops.
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The drugmaker has said it faces potentially severe losses in market share to copycats in the immediate future.
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By now, Americans have been given a grand preface into just how uncertain our immediate future will be.
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Tayshia Adams as Bachelorette is not in our (immediate) future, but her hypothetical tenure is alive and well.
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It's hard to imagine peace talks moving rapidly forward in the immediate future, for a number of reasons.
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Despite having said she eventually wants to reconcile with her family, Lindsie's obviously worried about her immediate future.
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But boy, if this is the best Oculus can do, I'm still very worried about its immediate future.
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Frozen 2 is on the horizon, but Disney has more adventures from Arendelle planned for the immediate future.
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Mr. Trump told friends over the weekend that he planned to fire Mr. Shulkin in the immediate future.
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Mr. Routh, 27, had practical reasons for wanting to stay in Brooklyn, at least for the immediate future.
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But there is skepticism that his latest public gaffes will lead to his firing in the immediate future.
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Additionally, the surging costs of entitlements aren't the only monetary problem the government faces in our immediate future.
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The main reason we won't be seeing this technology in the immediate future is its cost, Erlich said.
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All of this will likely prevent a full, unedited report from being made public in the immediate future.
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The year 2018 is off to a pretty dark start and the immediate future doesn't promise anything much brighter.
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While it continues to try to play up its neutrality, Egnyte has clearly hitched its immediate future to Microsoft.
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But for the immediate future, Trump's decision won't actually change much for most people getting insurance through the law.
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The good news is that nothing on your phone or laptop will look drastically different in the immediate future.
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If the move to Chelsea becomes official, it is unlikely that Miazga's immediate future will be at Stamford Bridge.
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As Bloomberg notes, Huawei likely has a 3-month stockpile of hardware to make it through the immediate future.
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Some energy market experts are moderately bullish about the immediate future, calling for $213-a-barrel oil by summer.
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Family first The extremely family-oriented Melania Trump's main priority in the immediate future is settling in son Barron.
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Fairphone is still only available in Europe, with no plans to expand to the US in the immediate future.
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"Today's oil market conditions do not suggest that prices can recover sharply in the immediate future," the agency said.
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Exporters will get a short-term boost in the immediate future as sterling has weakened over the past weeks.
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Even if the right policies are adopted to keep corals healthy in the immediate future, longer-term threats loom.
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Most likely, rates will not go higher, but we will also not see a recession in our immediate future.
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But, huff and puff as people may, there is unlikely to be much more money in the immediate future.
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When his immediate future looked unsettled in the summer, he imagined having a chance like this in the fall.
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"It is clear that these changes in the immediate future will impact our international business from China," he said.
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Possible actions that the administration, and especially the Department of State, could take in the immediate future include: 1.
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A Canadian source directly familiar with the case said the study would not be released in the immediate future.
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The problem for Clinton is that the immediate future looks grim for the progressive agenda, and she knows it.
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News that while the couple were excited to expand their family, it wouldn't be happening anytime in the immediate future.
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The depressing cherry on top is that there might be nothing in the immediate future that can stem the crisis.
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Adjusting Ayako's status is only one of several significant changes which will effect the Chrysanthemum Throne in the immediate future.
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In the immediate future, Canvas will be expanding production and working to get a few hundred carts onto factory floors.
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So the rebuke of Trump wins Republican lawmakers no points in their own districts, at least in the immediate future.
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For now, Microsoft is only willing to drop hints about what we can expect from the immediate future of Windows.
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"We expect the IMF ... to adopt a more realistic and a more constructive approach in the immediate future," Tzanakopoulos said.
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The immediate future is not so pleasant for the Tigers (13-17), who lost their seventh game in a row.
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" They also added, "On a personal note, I do expect bitcoin and all cryptocurrencies to crash in the immediate future.
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But in the immediate future he doesn't think the banks can make the sharp turnaround that J.P. Morgan calls for.
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It is disheartening, then, that the team's immediate future might be undone by Jackson's unwillingness to compromise on a coach.
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" He added: "I'm not saying Top Gear on [the History Channel] is done, but it's done for the immediate future.
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The publication also reported that no announcement about dropping Kelly is "planned in the immediate future" by the record company.
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Now that the result is in, analysis has shifted to gauging how the economy will react in the immediate future.
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These will be estimates, as it can be hard to know what life will be like in the immediate future.
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The partial government shutdown has lasted for nearly one month, and it looks unlikely to end in the immediate future.
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That said, there's reason to think that the UFC might decide to hold back on the rematch for immediate future.
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The smart assimilation of new technologies will determine the competitiveness of America's industrial and military strength into the immediate future.
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Though you may dream of a robot dishwasher, don't hold your breath for it to happen in the immediate future.
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Still, in a disheartening political climate for clubbers, it's difficult not to dream of a brighter, more inspired immediate future.
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So whether it's the old cliche in Silicon Valley, we always assume that the immediate future is ... What's the quote?
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In the immediate future, however, air cargo is lining up to be one of Amazon's primary avenues of delivery operations.
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When people are forced to flee their homes, they often abandon everything except what they need for the immediate future.
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AS IT RELATES TO OUR CAPITAL ALLOCATION, I DON'T THINK IT'S GOING TO CHANGE A LOT IN THE IMMEDIATE FUTURE.
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The void, though, is a larger metaphoric problem that zoning regulations are not likely to address in the immediate future.
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But in the more immediate future, we&aposll probably see AR play a bigger role in the iPhone and iPad.
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All about Nevada In the immediate future, however, Perez's fate could come down to what happens in Nevada this weekend.
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Lekander, for one, thinks so, telling Business Insider that his portfolio is going to keep steady for the immediate future.
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Here are six things we know about Cosby's immediate future -- in prison, in the courtroom and in American pop culture.
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No matter how his legal case turns out, Smollett's career prospects beyond "Empire" will be limited in the immediate future.
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But even arguendo, Whiterose would know the funds were gone for the immediate future and that'd ruin the Congo plan.
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Not that we should expect a formal investigation in the immediate future, at least not before the presidential election in November.
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Thousands of aftershocks continue to rock the region, and the chances of future strong earthquakes in the immediate future remain high.
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It's very difficult to predict what will happen next in northern Syria, but the immediate future certainly does not look bright.
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The best way to reduce air travel emissions in the immediate future, then, might be for people to simply fly less.
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Auto insurance will have to adapt to this impending technology in the immediate future, as well as in the long term.
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This selling seems to have stopped for the time being but further downward pressure cannot be excluded in the immediate future.
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The partial government shutdown entered its 11th day on Tuesday, with few indications the government will reopen in the immediate future.
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The partial government shutdown entered its 85033th day on Tuesday, with few indications the government will reopen in the immediate future.
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Beyond this issue, there are a number of other big challenges that will require attention by policymakers in the immediate future.
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"I'm not feeling great about the immediate future of the conservative movement right now," said one Southern lawmaker, a Trump supporter.
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In the face of resistance from Wall Street to its offering, WeWork postponed it, at first, just for the immediate future.
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They would not indicate if any troop withdrawals have taken place or will happen in the immediate future, citing security concerns .
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I've no doubt he's got some harrowing moments in his immediate future -- and only one arm left to carry him through.
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You have been with these people so long, you want to feel their immediate future, at any rate, is reasonably benevolent.
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South Korea will likely try to assure the North that it will no longer use such assets in the immediate future.
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In a weird a way, I kind of think this hybridization is what we're going to see in the immediate future.
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In the immediate future, the global pandemic has forced a supply chain slowdown that may delay the rapid expansion of 5G.
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" "In the immediate future, we'll see an intent to calm down relations with Pakistan but that would be transitory in nature.
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Or do you buy the increasingly popular view that other approaches are more politically feasible, at least in the immediate future?
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Putting funds towards an event that is statistically unlikely to happen in the immediate future sounds like a waste of money.
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Secretary Pompeo will work that out in the immediate future," Trump said, claiming there has been "tremendous progress on North Korea.
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Whether you're pre-IPO or looking to get acquired, make sure you have an exit route in your more immediate future.
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They represent the immediate future of global business and USD 9 trillion in annual revenues, not to mention 22 million jobs worldwide.
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What we have instead is intelligence amplification (IA), a field with exponentially more potential to change the world in the immediate future.
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The real reason for worry in the immediate future is the way that a "no" vote could potentially affect Italy's struggling banks.
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There needs to be a wide-ranging discussion on the priorities for the immediate future and the nature of any future reconstruction.
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Merritt said the family declined Fitzgerald's request to meet with them and don't plan to meet with him in the immediate future.
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As the war to oust ISIS unfolds on the streets of Mosul, Iraq's immediate future hangs in the balance. Precarious. Delicate. Unsure.
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Some phone makers may not even support 25G until 25, and for most Americans, the new network lies beyond the immediate future.
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So, for the immediate future at least, the Apple Watch looks like the best designed smartwatch that any of us can get.
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While we learned quite a bit about the immediate future of Star Wars, there were several things that were left mysteriously unaddressed.
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In the more immediate future, some researchers say, doctors will use the tests to predict who is most likely to develop diseases.
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The company's immediate future will be all about finding a balance between the first two until the BFR is ready to fly.
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With expansion plans still looming, it remains to be seen whether it will get out of the red in the immediate future.
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In the immediate future, these innovations will affect devices like smartphones, but in the next few years, it might involve entire cities.
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GOSH and the family will now discuss the immediate future and the parents plan to set up a fund in his honor.
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As a WPC member and its weight behind Qi, long-distance wireless charging might be dead (at least for the immediate future).
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Based on the fact that Sign in with Apple is listed as an iOS feature, this seems unlikely in the immediate future.
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"[The Maduro regime has] no immediate future, they will have no immediate livelihood, and they will have their days counted," he added.
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"In the immediate future, the states are where the action's going to be," said John Feinblatt, president of Everytown for Gun Safety.
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Along with the long-term future of the vineyard, Mr. Bascaules addressed himself to the immediate future of Rubicon, Inglenook's flagship wine.
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For the immediate future, this and other issues involving immigration will not be resolved within academia, but litigated in the political arena.
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That's when one member of the medical staff took matters — and the immediate future of the franchise — into his own hands. Literally.
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In the more immediate future, shareholders have another concern: Mr. Musk's desire to combine Tesla with SolarCity, his home solar panel company.
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His immediate future is in doubt — and that might not have even been the worst news Monday for the Mets' bruised rotation.
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But after Beverley left the game in the second quarter with a strained right leg, Curry soon followed — his immediate future unknown.
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To keep the silver-backed chevrotain safe in the immediate future, though, the authors aren't saying exactly where they put their cameras.
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We do know, however, that in the immediate future, there should be little reason to worry about the U.S.-South Korea alliance.
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"My own feeling is that these negotiations will be protracted," and that Zimbabwe's immediate future will be "very uneasy and very uncomfortable."
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He was expected to be a part of the Yankees' postseason roster, but his immediate future with the team is now unclear.
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With Mulvaney assuming the role of acting director and Trump to follow by appointing a permanent director, the immediate future is challenging.
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GOSH and the family will now discuss the immediate future and the parents plan to set up a fund in his honour.
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" Earlier Tuesday, Yang seemed to hint at his immediate future with a tweet in which he thanked "everyone who got us here.
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Alice Cooper broke the news on his bandmate Joe Perry's condition ... and it's serious enough that the group's immediate future is uncertain.
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It said the costs of trying to bring it back to its 2 percent target in the immediate future would exceed the benefit.
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While many on Wall Street expect Victoria's Secret to eventually overcome these challenges, they acknowledge the immediate future is likely to be choppy.
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Today ArcSight is a virtually irreplaceable tool for many parts of the U.S. military, at least for the immediate future, Pentagon records show.
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And yes, there will probably be fewer landmark gadgets in our immediate future, but gadgets as a whole continue to crop up everywhere.
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Customers want less complicated, more comprehensive security solutions, and that will drive significant consolidation of vendors, services, and consoles in the immediate future.
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In the immediate future, the utility has taken steps to keep its power operations running during bankruptcy, so the lights will stay on.
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Ayatollah Khamenei went even further, making it clear that the reformists faced an uphill battle to exert any influence in the immediate future.
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But it's always hard not to get excited about saving money, and in the immediate future, consumers will continue to do just that.
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I think they will be popular one day but I don't think there will be a surge in popularity in the immediate future.
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The Palestinians were suspected of preparing attacks in the immediate future or of being members of the militant group Hamas, the official said.
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Even though it isn't in the immediate future, how do you think you'll feel after playing the last note of that final show?
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Or we might have seen something unusual on that image that would have compelled us to make harder decisions about her immediate future.
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If the preciousness and precariousness of freshwater eludes many of us, the immediate future will likely afford far fewer that privilege of ignorance.
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In the immediate future, only the federal courts can stand in their way, and only the federal courts can protect our constitutional government.
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How do you go about predicting fall '17 trends and doing business as usual when the immediate future feels so uncertain at times?
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Samsung said in the immediate future, beyond more device support, it will work on new languages, features and integrations with third-party apps.
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To my eyes, knowing what she had already endured and what lay ahead in the immediate future, there was something heroic in her.
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In a strange way, the immediate future is clearer than the immediate past: All signs point to a radical shift in federal policy.
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But it also means that the general election, now less than eight months away, is entirely unpredictable — as is the nation's immediate future.
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The Indian stock markets plunged into bear territory on Thursday, heightening worries for the immediate future prospects of the nation's already slowing economy.
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With each pivot, "PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds'" fan base has grown — and there's no reason to expect that will change anytime in the immediate future.
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Barring some serious scientific innovations in the immediate future, the likelihood of Dos Santos fighting himself next seems slim, so onward and upward.
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With Huffington on his side, it's unlikely the serial entrepreneur will be forced to embark on his next endeavor in the immediate future.
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We look forward to finally resolving these important issues; to that end we propose that we meet to discuss them in the immediate future.
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Let us consider some of the potential public relations disasters the UFC will have to avoid bumbling its way through in the immediate future.
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If a flight to Rio isn't in your immediate future, a movie night may be able to help fill in some of the blanks.
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The immediate future looks bright for him, with a lot of caucuses and small non-Southern rural states, both categories where he's done well.
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The conversation might even affect the immediate future of Allen's work: Amazon is reportedly reconsidering distributing Allen's movie A Rainy Day in New York.
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The most pressing launch in Nintendo's immediate future is the upcoming NX console, however, which is coming in March but remains shrouded in mystery.
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He called the draft "a very sober depiction of the threat and what is needed now and in the immediate future to counter it."
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But this season has also cranked everything all the way up, and I'm not sure there's a way back down in the immediate future.
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Shelby also indicated on Wednesday that he was unsure if lawmakers would go to conference, throwing the immediate future of the bills into limbo.
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The MPC said the costs of trying to bring it back to its 2 percent target in the immediate future would exceed the benefits.
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Netanyahu's decision to hold new elections in April would seem to make such an historic event less likely, at least in the immediate future.
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In the immediate future, the declaration will likely add fire to the election cycle as candidates butt heads on refugee policy and strategic goals.
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The company that built its business on cutting stock trading commissions also doesn't see crypto in its immediate future, Tenev told CNBC last week.
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Detroit club Populux has shut down for the immediate future after public outcry against a series of racist tweets posted to its Twitter account.
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That's perhaps the biggest lesson he's absorbed: We need to adopt a sense of time that goes beyond just the immediate future or past.
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There would be a lot of that in his immediate future: the last time he could dress himself, the last time he could walk.
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Dueling bills in the Senate and other proposals in the House seem unlikely to restore funding to reopen the government in the immediate future.
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The glass-and-marble shopping mall, tourist trap and TV set had been transformed into the unlikely plotting ground for the nation's immediate future.
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"The class is designed for prospective issuers, especially those with plans to go public in the immediate future," he told Reuters by text message.
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The nation's top executives are slightly more optimistic about the immediate future of the U.S. economy but recognize that challenges loom on the horizon.
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The proximity to the Bank of England's 2% target means the central bank will likely steer clear of rate cuts in the immediate future.
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For the immediate future, Republicans should join Democrats in Congress and ignore Trump to pass targeted fixes of ObamaCare to make it work better.
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However, this drastic move has yet to come to fruition, and experts believe substantial reform is likely to remain elusive in the immediate future.
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"We are also ready, perhaps not in the immediate future but in the longer term, to agree on a common deposit guarantee system," said Merkel.
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According to this idea, the brain makes predictions about what will happen in the immediate future and then reconciles those predictions with what it sees.
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Make no mistake: The basics of astrology can help us anticipate any wins (the monthly full moon) or losses (Mercury retrogrades) in the immediate future.
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But in most election cycles, the immediate future of the Supreme Court is hazy: nobody knows when a justice will die or decide to retire.
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Yabaji says the startup aims to aggressively grow its business, so profitability is not something it is hoping to go after in the immediate future.
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Right now, we're really focused on [shoppers'] core business, helping then to operate it, to find customers, that's our sweet spot for the immediate future.
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But in the more immediate future, blockchain-enabled microgrids would allow consumers to join a power "exchange" in which they can sell their surplus energy.
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The House Rules Committee has officially postponed its vote on the FISA Amendments Reauthorization Act of 2017, leaving the immediate future of the bill unclear.
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The immediate future of the club has been secured by the move to the Erste Bank, but things also look brighter in the long term.
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In the immediate future, the U.S. Senate can provide consumers with initial protections provided in the CRFA by banning non-disparagement clauses from consumer contracts.
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When short-term yields move higher it can imply doubts about the immediate future, and an inversion of the yield curve has preceded past recessions.
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Of course, these changes haven't happened overnight, nor will we see a significant shift in climate conditions in the immediate future, but it's happening nonetheless.
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But the Angels still have not won a playoff game since Trout arrived almost five years ago, and their immediate future does not look promising.
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Quite often, Lopez has concluded, this annual show of power by owners and general managers doesn't really accomplish much of anything in the immediate future.
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In fact, what automation we see now and will likely see in the immediate future still requires a fair amount of human input and interaction.
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A bevy of legislators, tapped to represent their respective districts, committees, and ideologies, will decide on the immediate future of America's farm and food policy.
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The government's stockpile is not going to increase in the immediate future, according to Greg Burel, who oversaw the ventilator reserves until early this year.
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In the more immediate future, however, Second Nature may benefit from increased interest in home health products in the wake of the COVID-19 outbreak.
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Yield curve inversions have often preceded recessions in the past and are a sign that investors are nervous about the immediate future of the economy.
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The Flirty Dancing host's immediate future is a busy one — she's expecting a baby with boyfriend Steve Kazee, whom she began dating in fall 2018.
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Something is going to have to give — and when it does, the fractures that emerge will come to define the Democrats in the immediate future.
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Your birth chart can reveal how your personality and behavior are reflected in the skies, but it won't answer your specific questions about the immediate future.
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I suspect that for this particular model the interesting signatures are not observable in the immediate future, so this is kind of a further-future story.
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In terms of the immediate future, though, Ascend is slated to release for free on Steam by the end of the summer after some more polish.
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Star adds that, if you're more concerned about how today's date will affect your immediate future, check and see what the moon is up to today.
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Today the band announced their final tour dates for the immediate future which will see Thaxton returning to the fold one last time to say goodbye.
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The company also admitted it's not too optimistic about the next couple years, setting expectations low for a return to sales growth in the immediate future.
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As for his immediate future ... ya gotta hear Haskins' plan for his speech if he upsets Kyler Murray and Tua Tagovailoa for the Heisman on Saturday.
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The Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC) said in a report that 86 percent of internally displaced people were not ready to return home in the immediate future.
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The beginning of a brand-new military operation that is expected to continue into the immediate future, however, is far different from those two previous cases.
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Trump has been a karma-immune political figure, which means that crisis managers must suspend the traditional laws of physics, at least for the immediate future.
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The single-payer proposals have broad — though not majority — support among Democratic lawmakers so far, meaning they are unlikely to become law in the immediate future.
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It looks like government and industry can work through these issues, which should make the defense industry a relative source of strength in the immediate future.
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With time on his hands and the luxury of not having to worry about the immediate future, he enrolled at the art academy as a student.
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Charters have the potential to help a lot of poor children in the immediate future, and it's hard to think of a more important progressive goal.
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Unlike the 2017 vote, this election clarified Britain's immediate future for the first time since a narrow majority voted to leave the European Union in 2016.
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This focus on energy security means that Poland remains — and will remain in the immediate future — despite significant progress in developing renewables, heavily dependent on coal.
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But that's a lot of change to hope for, and in the immediate future, most of the eggs you're eating will still come from caged hens.
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This year's Daytona 500 was a chance for the fans in attendance and the viewers at home to get a glimpse of the immediate future of NASCAR.
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But without Jack, the immediate future, including one without a 2016 first-round draft pick — which belongs to the Celtics — was once again suddenly gloomy in Brooklyn.
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The shares jumped more than 3 percent in after-hours trading on Tuesday, yet excitable tech investors could lose interest in Apple's comfortable – if capped – immediate future.
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That's done at scale with effective content marketing and branding, not short-term stunts that might help you in the immediate future but damage long-term trust.
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Unless the KRG abandons independence, which would deal a serious political blow to the KDP, it's hard to see how this gets resolved in the immediate future.
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But the report said the impact would likely be blunted on the military, which probably has enough fuel stockpiled to continue normal operations for the immediate future.
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We haven't lived together for all that long, so joint accounts aren't in our immediate future, but it's nice to have those conversations way ahead of time.
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The controversy is likely to continue to haunt her candidacy, at least for the immediate future, judging from a new report this week by The Washington Post.
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But since he has taken office, several state legislators have expressed skepticism about full legalization, and the immediate future of recreational marijuana in New Jersey remains uncertain.
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This week, there was an abundance of spacesuit news, and signs from multiple operators that there's going to be an orbital traffic boom in the immediate future.
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In the immediate future, that means eliminating inefficiencies and overlap in operations among the three companies and aiming for investments that will quickly improve the alliance's competitiveness.
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The U.S. is unlikely to be forced to leave Iraq in the immediate future given that the caretaker government in Baghdad has no power to pass legislation.
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But for the immediate future, he says it's still too dangerous in El Salvador to gather even ex-members of the two gangs in the same place.
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"At least in the immediate future, it's likely more of the two sides staring at each other," former acting House general counsel William Pittard said on Tuesday.
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"It was not one that we thought at any time in the immediate future would be brought to Major League Baseball, even as a proposal," Manfred said.
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In the immediate future, the U.S.-led coalition and SDF will likely see a few more major battles against ISIS, particularly around Deir Ezzor in the southeast.
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For the immediate future, investors seemed happy to see that Son would be sticking around, with shares in the company climbing to end up 2.6 percent on Wednesday.
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Ahead, check out the most gorgeous hair accessories of the night, all of which we're itching to try ourselves, despite no real red carpets in our immediate future.
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So while that might not be happening in the immediate future, it obviously paves the way to a much larger market when the company looks to expand internationally.
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This doesn't exactly mean Half-Life 3 will never exist, but it certainly gives the impression that it's not something Valve is working on for the immediate future.
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In the more immediate future, Walmart is putting $2 billion of fresh capital into the business which Flipkart will be able to spend on growth and existing strategies.
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Instead, for the immediate future, both parties will likely have corporatist and populist wings, and businesses' successes will come from careful building and nurturing of cross-party coalitions.
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According to the document, one proposal the union offered was that CAP hold a sexual harassment response training "in the immediate future" as well as periodically going forward.
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So you can imagine our excitement when we learned there is at least one startup that is going after just a few million users in the immediate future.
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" As for the wedding, "no decision of a date has been made yet, but it is their intention to move forward with the relationship in the immediate future.
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Television series slated for Tencent Video production in the immediate future include TV-adaptations of novels The Tibet Code, Mystery of the Antiques and manga Prince of Tennis.
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Ecuador remains willing to shield Assange from any possible extradition for the immediate future but has no way of extracting him without London police interference, hence the impasse.
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While Lau and Iantorno both want to keep meshnet access free, the chances that their users will make paying for internet obsolete in the immediate future are slim.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg recently announced that Facebook intends to expand such privacy protections around the world "at some point," but not, it seems, in the immediate future.
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Marschall said that trend might go down, at least in the immediate future, given the apparent evidence of a renewed interest in political participation following the 2016 election.
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Coleman and Rule 5 rookie Allen Cordoba will be sharing shortstop for the immediate future following the loss of Erick Aybar with a fracture in his left foot.
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"Resolution of the pricing and provision of power remain paramount to the immediate future of mining in Zambia," Chamber of Mines President Nathan Chishimba told Reuters on Monday.
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"We acknowledge that the Company faces major disruption in the immediate future from a potential material and rapid loss of market share," Chief Executive Officer Shaun Thaxter said.
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But the site won't be shutting down in the immediate future, according to a statement, which did not mention the state of the brand's brick-and-mortar stores.
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Clients will see no change to either service in the immediate future, but over time there will be some changes to how the brands coexist and are marketed.
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What happens today and in the immediate future brings an end to history as we have known it and the beginning of something yet unseen and unseeable ahead.
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The oil industry has experienced global crises, booms and busts for over a century, and few energy experts think it faces an existential threat in the immediate future.
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For now it looks like the immediate future of voice interfaces will be voice assistants nested within voice assistants — in an attempt to make the technology more useful.
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Regardless of whether its immediate future is obvious or not, AR has a future if the amount of investment pouring into the space is anything to go by.
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Dr. Fauci seemingly contradicted Trump's remarks, saying that a domestic travel ban was an unlikely measure in the immediate future, and that such restrictions hadn't been seriously discussed.
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"(Finance minister Philip Hammond) has also agreed an indemnity for the official receiver to enable British Steel to continue to operate in the immediate future," May told parliament.
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At stake is the immediate future of the consumer bureau — one of the last holdouts, within the federal government, against Mr. Trump's efforts to strip away business regulations.
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There's no drumroll for the "goodbye to paper," no editor's letter extolling the virtues of the more immediate future — we're off the newsstand but on all your devices!
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The immediate future also looks bleak, as the team's new talisman, Porzingis, will miss the start of the season — and perhaps much more time — because of an injury.
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No doubt, this summer's protests have had an impact on the immediate future of Hong Kong's economy, in particular its travel, hotel, retail and food-and-beverage sectors.
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As the Russia investigation enters its next phase and converges with midterm season, the country's immediate future will hinge on how the public interprets any revelations made public.
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It started when Sanders was asked if -- given the reality that Senate Republicans would oppose his plan -- he would push any smaller measures in the more immediate future.
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But his very immediate future is being dictated by awards — his work in "Hacksaw" also landed a Screen Actors Guild award, and the Golden Globes are Sunday, Jan.
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The Trump administration is appealing the judge's order — but because it's not seeking a stay, there's no chance for the order to be overturned in the immediate future.
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At the computer science department of New York University, a team of designers and programmers aren't very interested in the immediate future of a commercial Virtual reality market.
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It is near-certain that the policy will be subject to a lawsuit in the immediate future — maybe even before the policy even goes into effect at midnight Saturday.
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The rest of the WB and Turner catalogs (and as a Criterion collector, those are the ones I'm more interested in) will be left astray for the immediate future.
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" Redemption: The #MeToo movement will eventually need to make space for forgiveness and second chances, "But emotions still feel too raw to see that happening in the immediate future.
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But there are all sorts of other potential negative consequences of consolidation that go beyond whether American consumers will pay more for their cable bills in the immediate future.
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Well, in the immediate future, I hope this film can be used by organizers as an organizing tool, to get people to join organizations and be part of campaigns.
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" In response to the report Carlin's daughter tweeted to say that there were no plans for such a ridiculous misuse of the late comedian's legacy "in the immediate future.
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While one source hints the musicians have hired a wedding planner, multiple insiders close to the couple say it's unlikely wedding bells will be ringing in the immediate future.
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If she can learn how to fight without her sight, she'll be even more deadly, and that seems like something that might be useful in the very immediate future.
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That is unlikely to change in the immediate future as Rochko was forced to close registrations due to the heavy server load caused by the influx of new users.
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Last year, Beijing amended its long-held one-child policy to prop up falling birth rates but the impact, if any, will not be felt in the immediate future.
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On particularly tough days, I tell myself all I have to do in the immediate future is some gentle stretching, which will feel better if I'm wearing running gear.
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Mr. Read said this week that he would still entertain deals of any size, and he has ruled out another big tax-reducing acquisition only for the immediate future.
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Perhaps, when world attention turns to other matters, this part of Syria can gradually be reconquered, but for the immediate future, it is a terrorist problem for the West.
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The alliance between Austria's conservatives and the far right in the heart of Europe is an ominous turn of events as the beleaguered continent looks at its immediate future.
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Mr. Johnson said his three priorities for the immediate future were preparing for next year's midterm elections, fighting voter suppression and ensuring that all children receive a quality education.
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In the immediate future, Cordray's exit clears the way for an industry-friendly replacement to take a softer approach when it comes to enforcement and supervision of financial institutions.
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"We don't expect progress in the immediate future – like a year or two – but if we come up with some great stuff, we're going to share it with everybody."
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The Apple iPhone remains the most profitable computing device in the world, and Apple's immediate future looks sunny, but its long-term outlook has begun to look partly cloudy.
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The immediate future for Airbus looks "brighter than ever" thanks to a mature portfolio offering reliable cash flow over the next five years, according to equity analysts at Barclays.
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Given this, we decided to not reapply for a California DMV permit with the understanding that our self-driving vehicles would not operate on public roads in the immediate future.
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The acceleration of its nuclear and ballistic missile program represents a grave threat to global peace and stability -- and a direct threat to the American homeland in the immediate future.
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The Bieber insider said that while the singer, 25, feels a renewed sense of motivation in getting back into the studio, new music won't be coming in the immediate future.
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In the aftermath of the Ukrainian revolution, on the outbreak of open hostilities in the east, Zorya had a decision to make about their immediate future as a football club.
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I could purchase anything I outlined on my "approved shopping list," which was a handful of items I could look into the immediate future and know I would need soon.
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Where it stands: Iran is facing a bleak immediate future, with its economy expected to shrink 6% in 2019, on the back of falling oil exports, high inflation and unemployment.
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Most of the alternatives for manufacturers would simply result in a different set of battery-related woes, and next-gen batteries aren't coming down the pipeline in the immediate future.
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While a 300GB limit is something you may well have to worry about hitting, 1TB — at least in the immediate future — is going to be far less of a problem.
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For the immediate future, she hopes that people will convert to renewable energy sources, change their behavior as consumers and re-evaluate what they're demanding of governments across the world.
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She continues her preparations for the Australian Open at the Hobart International this week but was playing down her prospects of a return to winning ways in the immediate future.
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He also has no plans in the immediate future to visit me, and my life isn't so simple that I can just escape for a few days to meet him.
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But for the immediate future, Trump will turn to foreign policy, an area with wide executive leeway that past presidents have used as a refuge during moments of political chastening.
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"Markets interpreted the Fed's communication as slightly hawkish and therefore further rate cuts in the immediate future were somewhat priced out," said David Milleker, senior economic adviser at Union Investment.
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"I hope you'll convey back to the administration the importance that this committee puts on that position and that we believe an appointment in the immediate future is appropriate," Sen.
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"Markets interpreted the Fed's communication as slightly hawkish and therefore further rate cuts in the immediate future were somewhat priced out," said David Milleker, senior economic advisor at Union Investment.
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Two games is just two games, but a winning performance can change a player's career, not just in the immediate future but also in helping create opportunities this coming offseason.
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If HIV treatment and prevention isn't rapidly scaled upward in the immediate future ("front loaded"), nations that have struggled to get this far will be hit hard down the road.
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Fauci said he did not see domestic travel restrictions in the immediate future but warned, as he did last week, that the outbreak would get worse before it gets better.
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It's not common, but it is an option if you don't foresee home ownership in your immediate future: At least six months away, but more likely, years down the road.
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In the immediate future, it is important that lawmakers promptly work with the CDC to further increase funding to adequately address our local, state, national and global health-security shortfalls.
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Although well below the European Central Bank's 2% target, the marginal upward momentum may decrease the possibility of further monetary policy easing from the central bank in the immediate future.
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"Austria will not carry out any controls on the Brenner borders at the moment, and it is not set to resort to using the army in the immediate future," said Kern.
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Guatemala's National Institute of Seismology, Vulcanology, Meteorology and Hydrology warned that there could be more eruptions in the immediate future, and urged residents to be wary of mudslides, according to CNN.
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Earlier this year, the American Idol alum revealed that while she wasn't sure whether an engagement was in her immediate future, she and Hopkins had discussed taking the next step together.
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On the other hand, the fact that it takes women so long to ascend to the rank of CEO makes it unlikely that those numbers will change in the immediate future.
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And as she mentioned in her sneak peek Snapchat, Jenner will be adding more shades to the Lip Kit mix, which means brighter matte hues may be in our (immediate) future.
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The Japanese carmaker reached a deal with the U.K. government to commit its immediate future to the country however the agreement has raised concerns that EU laws may have been breached.
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But if true, this kind of behavior is criminal For the immediate future, though, what will likely worry Trump the most: At last, the GOP seems to be turning on him.
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Ward is 3-22-2 in his last six starts and he seems to have temporarily muted any talk in the immediate future about a shared goaltending situation with Eddie Lack.
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Paris-based journalist Joao Henrique of Brazilian website Universo Online told Reuters Neymar would be interested in joining Madrid eventually, but does not envisage him leaving PSG in the immediate future.
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Now that it looks like the Affordable Care Act will remain in place for the immediate future, we need to look for other ways to fix our broken health-care system.
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That's not to compare Kahoot to Rovio, but to give some context to why the former might be interested in pursuing a slightly more conservative path for the more immediate future.
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HOCKENHEIM, Germany (Reuters) - Four-times champion Sebastian Vettel feels the sudden departure of technical director James Allison will not have a major impact on his Ferrari team in the immediate future.
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Nielsen is slated to travel to Egypt and Jordan this month for various security forums, according to two sources, suggesting she expects to remain on the job in the immediate future.
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In the immediate future, Trump is said to be interested in putting budget director Mick Mulvaney at the helm, and charging him to put together a committee to run the bureau.
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" The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra said in a statement that it and Mr. Dutoit "have jointly agreed to release him from his forthcoming concert obligations with the orchestra for the immediate future.
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But just the delay, that uncertainty, out of the way in the immediate future I think is certainly good for another 5% on the market for the rest of this year.
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" The singer said in an Instagram post this week that he suffered fractures to his wrist and elbow and that he was "unable to perform live concerts for the immediate future.
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Last year, Rihanna was busy focusing her energy on Fenty Beauty, and the makeup lovers thank her for it, but there's still not a sign of music in the immediate future.
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But she seems to want two contradictory things: to change the immediate future so Jamie and the Scottish Highlanders survive, but also to protect her future past with her other husband, Frank.
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Anderson also said food costs could become a concern in the "very immediate future," especially with ingredients such as avocados, which have almost doubled in price since the beginning of the year.
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Oliker also thinks the situation is likely to be relatively calm in the immediate future as Karimov's health has been poor for some time and a transition plan is likely in place.
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A premium can be charged for a firm with either a pipeline of business booked in the immediate future, a 25 percent annual sales growth trend, or proven repeat business, Berkeley said.
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"A visit to my doctors confirmed fractures in my right wrist and left elbow that will leave me unable to perform live concerts for the immediate future," Sheeran dictated to a friend.
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Nintendo's focus in the immediate future is going to be on its new mobile-console hybrid, due to be unveiled later this year, and the release of its first-ever smartphone games.
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Central Bank President Julio Velarde said late last month that there would be no removal of monetary stimulus in the "immediate future," but that the time would come if growth remained strong.
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For Arpad Horvath, a professor at the department of civil and environmental engineering at the University of California, Berkeley, biofuels could be part of the solution, though not in the immediate future.
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People familiar with the groups' work said that they plan to hold onto the funds in the immediate future and do not intend to wind down their finances, at least for now.
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So, should you find yourself with a lot of time on your freshly washed hands in the immediate future, play as much Pandemic as you possibly can while following social distancing guidance.
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Instead, after a disorientating few days, the nation faces its biggest public health crisis in decades, the stock market is tumbling, the broader economy is teetering and the immediate future looks ominous.
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Both players said they would reassess their health and their schedules in the immediate future, which leaves some questions about their availability for the United States Open, which begins in late August.
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"Traders are looking at an immediate future for easing money from central banks, which should see gold trading higher for the time being," said Bob Haberkorn, senior market strategist at RJO Futures.
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WE DON'T SEE IT IN THE IMMEDIATE FUTURE AS A REAL ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY FOR US AND OBVIOUSLY WHAT THE ADMINISTRATION'S POLICY IS WILL DICTATE WHAT OUR EFFORTS ARE GOING TO BE IN CUBA.
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Ayatollah Khamenei has warned against relaxing Iran's anti-Western stance, voiced strong support for the vetting process and said the reformers could not hope to have any real influence in the immediate future.
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While BMW's electrification roadmap extends well beyond 2020, in the immediate future the new Mini will be joined by a MBW i8 Roadster in 2018, and an all-electric X3 starting in 2020.
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Key, a former foreign exchange dealer, said he had no immediate future plans, but told reporters he would stay in parliament long enough to avoid a by-election for his seat of Helensville.
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But even so, for the immediate future women are likely to continue to have different career trajectories from men's, with more breaks—for raising children and caring for the elderly—and fewer promotions.
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But for the immediate future, it is the hungry folk in the 'burbs and out in the sticks who will have first call on the drone-delivery option on their fast-food apps.
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The move comes as the Chinese technology giant scrambles to comply with the murky laws after its weeks-long tension with the U.S. government sees no signs of resolution in the immediate future.
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He said that the process of setting up a government body to regulate AI should start in the immediate future, speaking at the International Space Station R&D conference a few weeks ago.
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But it's clear the immediate future of music consumption may be led by catalog releases as more and more people embrace streaming as a viable music source and vinyl sales continue to grow.
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That does not mean the "transitional authority" sought by the U.S. and its allies, but a government expanded to include elements of the opposition, with Assad at its head for the immediate future.
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While some would take that as a sign to halt all band activities in the immediate future, Årabrot hit the road and powered through an entire tour before Kjetil headed in for surgery.
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The Senate has voted to save net neutrality, but don't get your hopes up: there's still a long, likely impossible journey ahead if the policy is to be saved in the immediate future.
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"In the small-scale societies that our ancestors were living in, all our interactions were with people that you were going to see again and interact with in the immediate future," Rand says.
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Under that context, the Chinese move makes plenty of sense since it happened under the previous Evernote management regime, but it also raises questions about Evernote's own immediate future, and a potential IPO.
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After Mr. Rosenstein's discussions about exposing the chaos in the White House became public, his resignation appeared imminent, but he has stayed in the job and speculation about his immediate future has cooled.
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No campaigns are hiring right now, the normal day-to-day operations that you do as organizers in some states is illegal at the moment and probably will be in the immediate future.
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They already text each other good morning and good night, but instead of in-person hang outs, their immediate future looks set to feature constant texting and watching Netflix shows together but apart.
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"Quite frankly, we were contemplating, not in the immediate future but sometime down the line, fixing up the facade because in my opinion, it's not a very good-looking building," Mr. Salta said.
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And so, it was an incredibly difficult call to make, but this afternoon we decided, after discussion with LCS teams, to suspend operations (including all LCS and Academy games) for the immediate future.
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"The landers and instruments they deliver — and the science, technology and research that will be done in the immediate future — will prepare the way for humanity's return to the moon by 2024," he said.
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China trails the United States in terms of nuclear attack submarines, the ability to conduct aerial refueling and a sufficient amphibious capacity, and it is unlikely to close the gap in the immediate future.
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You should not try to attend all these events, Virgo, but the stars show a major (and majorly beneficial) blowout party in your immediate future, so start gathering those invitations and parsing your options.
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For the immediate future, let's accept that we're already fucked, and discuss ways to prevent our cities from becoming glorified fish bowls so we can save populations most at risk from these weather events.
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In the immediate future, consumers will start to see more deals on their internet plans, including "zero-rating": the pipe companies can offer certain internet-preferred content for nothing while charging for other data.
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Analysts say the decline in output has been happening for nearly 20 years, and is unlikely to improve in the immediate future despite an economy that grew by more than 3 percent in 2016.
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U.S. District Judge Carlton Reeves argued in his four-page order that since none of the lawsuit's plaintiffs would be harmed by the law in the immediate future, a preliminary injunction would be inappropriate.
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Still, those familiar with Clinton's immediate future say that just because she won't take an active role in the organization doesn't mean she won't give occasional foundation-related speeches or participate in its programs.
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Most kids are looking forward to a weekly allowance, but Amirah Johnson, who plays Xan on "Shameless," is getting close to some huge paydays ... 'cause her immediate future is filled with stacks of cash.
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That's because the firm believes that the incoming holiday season and the impact of the second-generation Apple Watch are two major factors that could indicate the current health and immediate future of smartwatches.
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In our immediate future, we need to bolster the availability of staff and personnel at our ports of entry in order to process all of these asylum claims in a much more orderly fashion.
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But amid all the glitz, glamor, and gaudy beachball art in your immediate future, there's an ominous shadow looming over your star chart that seems poised to strike around the end of the month.
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As states brace for triage and clamp down on nonessential social and economic functions, US Surgeon General Jerome Adams has a warning: In the immediate future, the outbreak in the US will get worse.
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President Donald Trump, uncharacteristically quiet after the attack, responded Wednesday morning with a brief address that described Iran as standing down, diminishing the likelihood of further major armed conflict, at least the immediate future.
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But at least for the immediate future, LazyPay and PaySense will continue to be offered as separate services to consumers, explained Prashanth Ranganathan, founder and chief executive of PaySense, in an interview with TechCrunch.
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"The rapid advancement of North Korea's nuclear and ballistic missile program represents a grave threat to global peace and stability, and a direct threat to the U.S. homeland in the immediate future," they wrote.
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"It doesn't mean that we'll see a volcanic eruption in the immediate future, and these market peaks take a long time, but we're definitely in the latter stages of this market advance," he said.
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In the immediate future, we can expect to see scores of obnoxiously long tweets that take advantage of the increased character count to spam users' feeds, but Twitter insists that trend will quickly pass.
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Overall, Miles is probably the fifth- or sixth-best all-around player on the Pacers, but as an unrestricted free agent this summer, the 260-year-old's immediate future is quietly tied to George's.
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Samsung and LG are both rumored to have a devices with a foldable screen primed for release later this year, for those looking for a bit more bend in their phones in the immediate future.
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For a moment, anarchy reigned supreme, the unknown nature and excitement surrounding Prophets of Rage's immediate future allowing fans to look forward to what's next, instead of looking back on who wasn't in the room.
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Chan maintained that the company already has a proven playbook — particularly on the tech side — so it "can enter a Western market" if it chooses, but that isn't likely to happen in the immediate future.
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"He's making a statement and sometimes making statements is important — even if there's little chance of making progress in the immediate future," said Gerald Kominski, senior fellow at the UCLA Center for Health Policy Research.
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While consumers won't be able to let their cars take over the wheel in the immediate future, Tesla wanted to show off just how well its newly equipped vehicles could handle driving on local streets.
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What he sees as the ideal immediate future is a combination of 3D Xpoint SSD like Intel's Optane Memory handling the front end, and the slower, more cost-effective MAMR tech handling the bulk storage.
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The Integrated Resource Plan (IRP 21.3) will replace a previous blueprint not updated for almost a decade, and deals with electricity generation and the energy mix South Africa will rely on in the immediate future.
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Cash strapped by his addiction and unable to properly work, one of his small goals for the immediate future is to buy a PlayStation 4 that he can play with his grade-school age son.
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AND LOTS OF FUTURISTIC SHALL WE SAY HYPE BUT SOMEHOW THE COMPANY AND ITS LEADER COULD NOT SEE THE IMMEDIATE FUTURE AND SEE THE LAYOFFS THAT THEY WERE ABOUT TO ANNOUNCE A FEW DAYS LATER.
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"In my immediate future, as well as in the distant future, I want to do more things that kind break me out of the formula, day-to-day, music-making type of routine," Estornel said.
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In the immediate future, scientists will continue to parse the early and late universe numbers with a fine-toothed comb in the hopes that perhaps some overlooked element will help bring the numbers closer together.
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A genuine and nearly universal fear about the immediate future of the country dominated the Bush-Obama transition, which also featured a commitment by the president-elect to end an ongoing military presence in Iraq.
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The announcement effectively killed the repeal effort for the immediate future, as the fast-track budget maneuver Republicans were using to gut ObamaCare with a simple majority can't be used this year after Sept. 22019.
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Her endorsements from newspapers in Iowa and New Hampshire, states with largely white populations, were more concerned with her immediate future in those contests, and the national newspapers believed she could make up lost ground.
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The latest concept car from Mercedes-Benz does fit in with some of the directions the German automaker is looking to take in the more immediate future in terms of electric vehicles and autonomous driving.
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"In the immediate future, it's a little change, a little step," Kaitlyn Johnson, an associate fellow and associate director of the Aerospace Security Project at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, tells The Verge.
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All things considered, if our immediate future involves Boris Johnson as Prime Minister and Donald Trump as POTUS - then Stormzy and Kanye West becoming world leaders in 2020 doesn't look like such a pipe dream.
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Details: Facebook says the project is meant to support local journalists and newsrooms with their news-gathering needs in the immediate future and help them build sustainable long-term business models, on and off its platform.
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"We don't see it, in the immediate future, as a real economic opportunity for us, and obviously what the administration's policy is will dictate what our efforts are going to be in Cuba," the commissioner said.
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While there were clear signs that this time was different—with Cambridge Analytica's leadership postponing major decisions and scheduling multiple board meetings—employees believed the company was financially sound enough to continue into the immediate future.
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The Los Angeles Lakers, who visit the Mavericks on Tuesday, turned their team over to the youngsters as well but have less hope for the immediate future as they toil in last place in the West.
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"The fact that core (inflation) remains so muted is a fairly strong argument in favor of not following any lead by the Fed in the immediate future," said Doug Porter, chief economist at BMO Capital Markets.
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer are set to resume in-person trade negotiations with China on Tuesday in Shanghai, though there is little hope of a resolution in the immediate future.
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Canadian officials are studying the security implications of 5G networks, the latest generation of cellular mobile communications, but their report is not expected in the immediate future, a source close to the matter said last week.
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Originally, I planned to conduct my mist test for just a week, but truth be told I used it for a bit longer — and, at least for the immediate future, I plan to keep using it.
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Those omissions mean that Apple's HomePod speaker won't be able to do multi-room playback or stereo pairing in the immediate future, and we still don't have the convenience of keeping our message history in iCloud.
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Minerd, whose firm says it has more than $265 billion in assets under management, added that the European Union needed to make structural changes to prosper but was unlikely to do so in the immediate future.
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Crane was still a teenager when he made his big-league debut at the very end of the 1914 season and failed to record a hit, foreshadowing both his immediate future and that of the A's.
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Unsettled since the longtime manager Alex Ferguson walked away in 2013, and already out of next season's Champions League, United would seem to face an uncertain immediate future regardless of who sits in the manager's chair.
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"For the immediate future, we'd have a system where there's a patchwork of rights," said Stephanie Toti, senior counsel for the Center for Reproductive Rights, who is arguing the case on behalf of Texas abortion providers.
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That's not going to change in the immediate future, if only because of the massive sums of money that the cable and satellite providers are paying to the sports channels to ensure that it remains so.
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"Insurers are likely to face progressively difficult conditions in the immediate future, both in terms of navigating challenging market conditions and in maintaining operations", the European Insurance And Occupational Pensions Authority (EIOPA) said in a statement.
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Some local officials suggested that, if the ongoing efforts to keep people from congregating fall short, America's immediate future might look like Italy's present day: An overwhelmed system, a fearful populace and highly restrictive emergency measures.
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ON TAP TOMORROW: CEOS OFFER MIXED PICTURE OF ECONOMY AS ELECTION LOOMS: The nation's top executives are slightly more optimistic about the immediate future of the U.S. economy but recognize that challenges loom on the horizon.
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If we are not able to update the current standard of care in the immediate future, it is extremely important that our Congressional leaders at the federal and state levels push our regulators to do so.
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The chatter of a coming recession now is about a confluence of factors that many economists believe make a recession more likely than less, not necessarily in the immediate future, but within the next couple of years.
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He also brushed off calling a shareholder meeting in the immediate future, saying that he planned to summon shareholders after the board comes up with changes based on recommendations from the special committee, expected in late March.
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Chloe can't believe reality TV notoriety is in her immediate future, even though surely the cast must have seen what happened when Lauren Conrad went head-to-head with Speidi in the tabloids back in the day.
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In the immediate future, the company will need to conduct a "drop test," where it drops the heavyweight rocket from the plane, letting it fall to test all its components without actually lighting up the rocket itself.
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In the immediate future, I hope to add one or two more steady clients (ideally schools) to do promotional materials for, and then I'll add other one-off projects that stretch my skill set into the mix.
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Republicans were only slightly more likely than Democrats or independents to say the election outcome was the biggest economic risk in the immediate future, Bankrate said of the survey of over 1,000 adults conducted earlier this month.
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That is because neither Clinton will occupy a prominent role in government in the immediate future—curtailing the willingness of at least some big donors to try and curry favor with the foundation by writing large checks.
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"Although we don't foresee this in the immediate future, challenges to the state's debt payment priority could emerge should liquidity dwindle to the point where it affects the state's ability to provide essential services, " S&P said.
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"For us, it means management sees no turnaround in the immediate future, which most investors probably would have guessed, but it still hurts to see it in a dividend cut by half," Wedbush analyst Jen Redding said.
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Andrea Zafferani, Industry Secretary of State for San Marino, said the services and the application that will be created from the introduction of 5G would "favour in the immediate future both industry and society in San Marino".
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There's no doubt at this rate Services will be a major player for Apple going forward, but in the immediate future, the focus for investors will stay on the iPhone until Apple's cash cow makes a turnaround.
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Confronted with a House majority that has moderates firmly in control, Ocasio-Cortez's most ambitious bills have little chance of becoming law in the immediate future with a Republican-held Senate and Trump in the White House.
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There's nothing wrong with any of that—in fact, if MacDonald beats Mousasi it gives his immediate future some direction which recent "double champs" have lacked—it just seems a weird way to start out a tournament.
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Like most actions, protests, and benefits that have happened since Election Day and continued through inauguration, it was about focusing on the dangers of the immediate future under a Trump Administration, rather than unpacking deeper, systemic issues.
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Canadian officials are studying the security implications of 5G networks, the latest generation of cellular mobile communications, but their report is not expected in the immediate future, a source familiar with the matter told Reuters on Wednesday.
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While sports betting and media companies are focusing on the immediate future, they're also wondering how a shift in consumer habits could shape the US' legal sports-betting industry that only started to take off in 2018.
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This includes suspending any launch campaigns currently on the calendar in the immediate future, like the Vega rocket mission carrying multiple satellites set for March 24 and the Soyuz rocket Falcon Eye mission set for April 14.
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President Donald Trump said Thursday that the US would "be coming out of Syria like very soon," just hours after the Pentagon highlighted the need for US troops to remain in the country for the immediate future.
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It is certainly not very likely that, in the immediate future, the organization's members would invoke Article 5 — which commits them to the common defense of their territories — as they did only once before, after 9/11.
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For the immediate future she's continuing to promote 2015's Vulnicura—a work which, much to her chagrin, saw new levels of praise heaped at her feet, specifically because of its stark honesty and easily correlated autobiographical nature.
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In the immediate future, the main threat to Roi-Namur and the other islands are that large waves can carry their water across the island and deposit salt into the water table and make the fresh water undrinkable.
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We are privy, in Agency, to events in an alternate time-track, and to our 22nd century tinkerers' views of the past, but those two POVs don't have to reveal very much about events in our immediate future.
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While prominent people such as Stephen Hawking, Elon Musk and Bill Gates worry that artificial intelligence could doom humanity, Darling says the legal and social implications of human-robot interactions will be more important in the immediate future.
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He said he moved to withdraw his case after concluding his pending appeal likely would mean large parts of the report focused on Erie would otherwise remain blacked out for the immediate future, something he did not want.
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Tonight's episode, titled "A Dark Crate," took us with Naz into his first few days getting acquainted with the messy politics of living on Rikers Island, as his parents try to come to terms with their immediate future.
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Indivior, which was spun off from Reckitt Benckiser at the end of 2014, said the threat of early generic competition has "receded significantly" following the ruling, and its business model would not be undermined in the immediate future.
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Dr. Anthony Fauci, the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, said Sunday that he doesn't think the U.S. will need to implement domestic travel restrictions in "the immediate future" due to the coronavirus outbreak.
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President Donald Trump said Thursday that the United States would "be coming out of Syria like very soon," just hours after the Pentagon highlighted the need for US troops to remain in the country for the immediate future.
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The memo says Ingram will continue working for the agency for the immediate future while dedicating more time to outside interests; she is a board member of reinsurance giant Marsh & McLennan and trustee at Save the Children International.
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But even if Mr. Xi were open to a Chinese role in taking down the North Korean state — and on balance, autocrats are not risk-takers — there are forces at home tying his hands for the immediate future.
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The British designer has decided to take a break, believing that she had accomplished her mission to revamp Celine, and will not join another firm in the immediate future, a source close to the matter had told Reuters earlier.
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It's a perfect illustration of grime's impact: The trans-Atlantic conversation that the genre has sparked and the oddness it has brought with it is not only a marvel, but a seriously exciting precursor to hip-hop's immediate future.
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The interior and the interactions that Byton showed off make more sense for a nearly full or fully-self driving car, and yet this is still very much a car that needs a human driver in the immediate future.
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In a nutshell: No."My wife is just extraordinarily pregnant right now, so there's not a lot of hiking in her immediate future — nor do I think it's going to happen the second she gives birth, either," he replied.
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Look, Cena probably won't retire in the immediate future -- and even when he does wrap up his wrestling career, he loves WWE so much, he'll likely always be a part of the WWE universe in one capacity or another.
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In her immediate future, Gomez will appear in a music video for DJ Snake with Cardi B. She has yet to comment on Bieber's summer 2018 engagement — one of many — and, if we know anything about her, she won't.
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Joey admitted that he didn't see any "real growth" with the Green Party on the national level in the immediate future, and argued that they should, instead, concentrate on local races to build a formidable base worth fighting for.
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It's possible that the outcome of Monday night's change could spark some change in officiating in the immediate future, as we've already seen a few adjustments made with regard to how officials are calling holding penalties and pass interference.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump said Thursday that the US would "be coming out of Syria like very soon," just hours after the Pentagon highlighted the need for US troops to remain in the country for the immediate future.
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Throughout the day Saturday, government agencies are either letting their respective staff know they must stay home, or other federally funded organizations, like the Smithsonian, are talking about how they plan to handle the shutdown for the immediate future.
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The Checkup When you sing a lullaby to your baby, you convey love and language and dreams of the future — and also, of course, you are trying to help your baby to a more immediate future of being asleep.
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While we do not have anything to announce for the immediate future, we continuously work to develop strategic partnerships, address business feasibility, regulatory, and compliance needs and requirements, and acquire the necessary local authority permissions for new market entries.
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"Whatever [Evergrande's] motivations might be, the reality is that it has engineered a situation where, unless [Faraday Future] obtains an injection of substantial sums in the immediate future, it will become insolvent," lawyers for Faraday Future write in the petition.
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"In the immediate future, we are fully engaged in the recently announced comprehensive review of options available to accelerate delivery of value for the benefit of our shareholders," Chairman Marijn Dekkers said in the annual report, without giving more detail.
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Nine days after his memorable performance at Royal Birkdale, where he completed the third leg of the career grand slam, Spieth looked relaxed at Firestone Country Club on Tuesday as he reflected on his latest victory and his immediate future.
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The smartphone startup is challenging Apple and other premium device makers with its design and premium placement, but it doesn't have any illusions about going toe-to-toe with the current industry leaders in terms of sales in the immediate future.
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For now, given that there are so few consoles that can actually run the hack, this is more of an interesting note than an indication of a rampant wave of homebrew hacking and piracy in the PS4's immediate future.
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The U.S. economy is unlikely to see a recession in the immediate future as growth quickens, yet investors may be getting ahead of themselves anticipating the impact of President-elect Donald Trump's policy agenda, the bank's analysts wrote on Saturday.
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But Saturday's announcement at Richmond Raceway confirmed that Ryan Newman's immediate future lies behind the wheel of the No. 2400 Roush Fenway Racing Ford in 22014, after Newman closes out his current tenure in the No. 883 Richard Childress Racing Chevrolet.
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TUNIS/CAIRO (Reuters) - The United Nations and Western powers have given up hope that Libya will hold elections in the immediate future, focusing on reconciliation first among rival factions locked in a cycle of conflict, diplomats and other sources said.
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"I think the most important thing for people to understand is that for the immediate future, nothing can happen to them ... Trump's tweet is not self-executing," said Block, a senior staff attorney on lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) issues.
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Or maybe it won't, given the way "The Americans" has been able to string out the tension this season, first over the fate of Pastor Tim (still unresolved) and now the immediate future of Martha, the world's most reluctant traitor.
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The era of artificial intelligence is upon us, yet if this informal Cylance poll is to be believed, a surprising number of infosec professionals are refusing to acknowledge the potential for AI to be weaponized by hackers in the immediate future.
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Omnicom Group joined the other major advertising holding companies — WPP, Publicis, IPG, and Dentsu — in asking most of its employees to work remotely for the immediate future starting March 16 as the coronavirus disrupts businesses and governments around the world.
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In the immediate future, Sanders is looking at a March 10 map where he's favored in the small states of Idaho and North Dakota, stands an excellent chance in Washington, but will likely be blown out in both Missouri and Mississippi.
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"In the knowledge of the government measures now announced including not to support sporting events with emergency services workers it is clearly not practical for its fixtures to be fulfilled in the immediate future," the league said in a statement.
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In cases where businesses were solely impacted by the coronavirus — like airlines, cruise ships, and restaurants — attorneys said lenders and landlords had become more lenient in light of the crisis and they didn't expect large bankruptcy filings in the immediate future.
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Dewan's immediate future is a busy one: she's expecting a baby with boyfriend Steve Kazee, who she began dating in the fall of 2018, is the host of Fox's new dating show Flirty Dancing and stars in the Netflix series Soundtrack.
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Trump surprised military leaders last week when he said the US would "be coming out of Syria like very soon," just hours after the Pentagon highlighted the need for US troops to remain in the country for the immediate future.
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But the Braves rallied to win 20 of their final 30 games, and as they prepare to christen a new home, SunTrust Park, with an exhibition game against the Yankees on Friday, they are talking boldly of their immediate future.
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After blowing an early three-goal lead and late one-goal edge and facing what could have been a fourth straight loss, Mike Babcock's team found a way to win — and may well have found a key to its immediate future.
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And a closely watched proxy for investor confidence in the immediate future, the "yield curve," which measures the difference between short and long-term interest rates, flipped into negative territory last month for the first time since June of 2006.
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Dewan's immediate future is a busy one: she's expecting a baby with boyfriend Steve Kazee, who she began dating in the fall of 2018, is the host of Fox's new dating show Flirty Dancing and stars in the Netflix series Soundtrack.
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Acting DHS Secretary Kevin McAleenan provided few specifics on what the agreement will actually do in the immediate future, characterizing it as an extension of the ongoing partnership between the two countries to address migration from the Northern Triangle region.
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But since we can't count on a carbon price in the immediate future, it's worth looking at the other state-level hacks — like zero emissions credits, paid for by a small tariff on power bills — already being deployed to keep nuclear plants running.
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These interwoven trajectories are, by design, aimed at making the Bradley better able to find and destroy enemy targets in the immediate future while also engineering innovations for armored combat vehicles intended to prevail in mechanized war 20 to 30 years from now.
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Long story short, Gear VR is huge to Oculus's brand and now the platform's immediate future is likely going to see a very unfortunate period of slowed growth given that the next new compatible device from Samsung probably won't emerge until next spring.
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While the nontraditional approach of Amazon may not get it on equal footing with Spotify or Apple Music in the immediate future, Music Unlimited is set up for a long-term run on the back of the company's most popular device ever.
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Yet, while the cost of a commercial trip to space with Virgin Galactic is not expected to come down in the immediate future, Branson said "ultimately" he would like to see the price fall to around $40,000 or $50,000 over the next decade.
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Terabit connections might not be coming to your house in the immediate future, but data service providers are going to need to cope with the eventual rollout of 5G wireless networks, which will allow smartphone users to use insane amounts of data.
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The lawsuit "has rendered it impossible for the play to premiere as scheduled in December 2018, and unless this dispute is resolved in the immediate future, the play will be canceled," the court documents filed in U.S. District Court in Manhattan said.
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While al-Sadr carries the weight of years of bad blood with the US, after leading two insurgencies against American forces in Iraq, some analysts say the math of Iraqi coalition building means he won't necessarily determine the shape of Iraq's immediate future.
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According to the study, 42 percent of consumers say they intend to add one streaming service sometime in the immediate future; most likely a nod to Disney and Apple's new streaming services, Disney+ and Apple TV+, both of which arrive later this month.
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Washington (CNN)Top congressional Republicans were quick to argue that a federal court ruling that the Affordable Care Act is unconstitutional won't affect the immediate future for health care consumers and the legal battle will take a long time to play out.
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For the immediate future, Relativity's financial gambit is to focus on launching small-to-medium commercial satellites that are too expensive to arrange for flight on larger rockets, or simply take too long to get a spot in a busy launch manifest.
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For a fan base that has remained loyal and picked up followers as the Blackhawks captured three Stanley Cup titles in six years, the immediate future, one without playoff beards and a championship rally in Chicago's lakefront Grant Park, will require some adjustment.
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The semi-permanent structure houses a third assembly line — part of a desperate effort to speed up production of the Model 3, the car that Elon Musk, Tesla's chief executive, has said is critical to the company's financial health and immediate future.
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But with Turkey entrenched in the north and looking to defend its border with Syria, the United States guarding a section in the east and Israel trading military jabs with Iranian forces in the south, that prospect seemed unlikely, for the immediate future.
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US President Donald Trump surprised military leaders last week when he said the US would "be coming out of Syria like very soon," just hours after the Pentagon highlighted the need for US troops to remain in the country for the immediate future.
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There's not much that nervous investors can do to smooth out their returns in the immediate future, but start planning now for the next correction and you should be able to create a portfolio that stays relatively calm during the next big storm.
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The Palestinian Authority, which has wide backing in the West, seems to be looking abroad for ways to push its immediate future, including persuading the world to recognize a state of Palestine, threatening action in the United Nations and encouraging Israeli boycotts.
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But I think if there is going to be denuclearization, it&aposs going to be a very long and difficult process and we haven&apost really gotten any indication from Pyongyang that anything serious is going to happen along those lines in the immediate future.
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Flaherty, who began skiing competitively at 13 and who trains abroad in the summers and in Colorado in the winter, is quick to note that he has drastically less experience than his fellow skiers and a medal likely may not be in his immediate future.
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Exporters hurting But Venezuela is only one of eight high cost oil exporters facing a grim immediate future on both the economic and the political fronts, and you do not need to be a member of OPEC to feel the heat from low prices.
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In the immediate future, the company loses its centerpiece attraction for the holiday shopping season and will have to contend with shoppers who'll be conscious of explosive Galaxy phones — but likely less certain about the specific model to avoid, and therefore avoiding all of them.
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France's Credit Agricole, which has taken over three small Italian ailing banks, does not have M&A targets in the immediate future but is rather thinking of integrating what it has bought, its Chief Executive said in an interview with Il Sole 210 Ore.
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No matter what lies ahead for the economy and markets in the immediate future, the overwhelming majority of investors (82%) felt that Corporate America needs to worry less about meeting short-term targets and instead do a better job of planning for the long-term.
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But while the immediate future seems full of inner conflict and rearguard actions to preserve political and social norms (to say nothing of President Barack Obama's legacy), there are still at least a handful of reasons for Democrats to feel grateful this holiday season.
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In the immediate future, the level of influence from sponsors and third parties on esports will likely be minimized by the rush of brands racing to get involved, intoxicated by dollar figures and key demographics on PowerPoint presentations in dark rooms across the world.
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And while worrying in the long term, the fact that even some festivals have moved entirely online has offered a little glimmer of light at the end of a tunnel of bad TV, especially as many arthouse cinemas have closed for the immediate future.
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That leaves hopes for the immediate future riding on 19-year-old Frank Ntilikina and the team's leading scorer, Tim Hardaway Jr. Center Enes Kanter has the right to opt out of his contract for next year, though he could sign a long-term deal.
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That's the ultimate intelligence of TCM: For as much as it is necessarily focused on the past, it's always got one eye on the present and the immediate future, on the aspect of film history that viewers of the moment might be most interested in engaging with.
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They talk about where they were headed before the F train steamrolled their plans — Ilana, her job, and Abbi, well, we already know — but with no kind of viable transportation in their immediate future, they instead decide to smoke and head to Bed, Bath, & Beyond high.
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"The immediate future of our business and our ability to turn beer into sales, to get it on shelves, to share it with our wholesalers and retailer partners just sits in jeopardy right now," Zach Prichard, the president of Prairie Artisan Ales, told MSNBC on Wednesday.
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The spacecraft was accelerating, the astronauts were moon-bound, and like millennia of explorers before them, they knew that, depending on a thousand-thousand variables, their immediate future had now turned coldly binary: they would get where they were going or they would die in the effort.
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You'd think this would be good news for Sister Kate, but just like what happened after medicinal use was legalized in 1996, what this means for the immediate future is that the state, as well as local municipal governments, have a ton of kinks to work out.
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It is the second consecutive year that Bosh's season ended at the break because of problems with clotting, and the joint statement came one day after the National Basketball Players Association urged Bosh and the team to resolve any concerns they had about his immediate future.
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Eric: And in the more immediate future, moving beyond just text, the new Apple iOS will allow photos and videos to be pushed right on the lock screen, so that could be a very rich way of communicating and delivering the news and stories to people.
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" Told that he was being compared to President Trump, who has refused to release his tax returns, Mr. Sanders got more specific: "On the day in the very immediate future, certainly before April 22016, we release ours, I hope that Donald Trump will do exactly the same.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump takes unexpected step to stem coronavirus Democrats start hinting Sanders should drop out Coronavirus disrupts presidential campaigns MORE has said that he sees no reason to discontinue rallies but does not have any scheduled in the immediate future.
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While No. 4 earner Simona Halep, at $36.5 million, is likely to pass Sharapova soon, she is expected to stay among the top 10 earning women tennis players for the immediate future, given how many top positions on the earnings list are held by retired players.
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Having previously backed the authorities to ride out the storm and maintain its foreign exchange rate at current levels in the immediate future, NKC analysts now believe that the naira's prospects have "deteriorated markedly" and remains set for a "sharp fall" this year if current conditions persist.
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"While we ultimately believe in the strength of our patent portfolio, we acknowledge that the Company faces major disruption in the immediate future from a potential material and rapid loss of market share by our SUBOXONE® film product to generic ... competition," Chief Executive Officer Shaun Thaxter said.
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In the immediate future, she said, all of us, but especially teens, could probably stand to leave our phones out of the bedroom, turn off our devices a hour before bed, and limit our screen time outside of work or school to two hours a day or less.
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Of course, game development takes a long time, even when your company staffs more than 2,500 people (to be fair, only a portion of those would actually working on whatever new game project is going on behind closed doors), so don't expect any big announcements in the immediate future.
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"Underpinned by the strong customer-centric regulation in the UK and EU, we do not see any material risk to clients generally in terms of reinsurers' ability in the immediate future to offer continuity in the supply of reinsurance capital and consistency of approach," he wrote in the report.
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You're going to lose some friends to parenting in the immediate future, and you're not allowed to gripe and moan about it, because complaining about someone giving up doing drugs on a Wednesday night to raise a child is absolutely a ridiculous and morally terrible thing to do.
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The Lakers were not yet mathematically eliminated from playoff contention when they lost to the Knicks at Madison Square Garden on March 17 — that would happen five days later — but Kuzma stood by his locker in a red leather jumpsuit after the game and spoke about the immediate future.
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And we laid out why write-downs were in the immediate future for SoftBank's Vision Fund: The colossal failure of WeWork to launch an IPO became Exhibit A. For 2020, we're doubling down on that one and pushing for an activist to take on SoftBank boss Masayoshi Son.
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Grigory Zinoviev, chairman of the Petrograd Soviet, had stood on a podium in the cold fall air, with factory workers, soldiers and sailors from the Baltic fleet arrayed below him, to report on the regime's accomplishments for the last two years and its prospects for the immediate future.
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GameStop is not one of those companies, and according to a series of memos reviewed by VICE Games, is struggling to adapt to supply shortages that have left a number of stores without adequate cleaning supplies without any signs the company intends to close in the immediate future.
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He outlined his aspirations to make the world a place free of nuclear weapons, and in the more immediate future, to get together senior leadership from around the globe to figure out how to track down, secure, and (where possible) eliminate stocks of weapons-grade nuclear material in civilian hands.
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No, we're not saying this because there's a risk of untimely death in your immediate future, but your star chart indicates that now is an opportune time to do some serious financial planning, and there's nothing more serious than your ascent to the great big encyclopedic museum in the sky.
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Still, for the immediate future, for those looking to get the full benefit of a virtual reality experience, their best bet is to find the nearest Void experience and battle some storm troopers, check out an arcade, or wait for the unveiling of Two Bit Circus' first facility later this year.
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When an entire episode follows Van, the mother of Earn's child, for instance, the situations she encounters are more grounded and down-to-earth — since she's more focused on the immediate future of her employment, she doesn't have a lot of room to notice the weirdness happening to Earn and others.
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For the immediate future, for the time being — we worked with MLG just last week on a brand new announcement about a series of tournaments that will happen over the weekends to come where people can come in, they can fight for honor, glory, and maybe even a modest cash prize.
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Like the other Spectre variants, this one has to do with "speculative execution," a core component of modern computing architecture that predicts what might be required of it in the immediate future and executes on it, either keeping the results if the prediction is right or discarding them if not.
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NJ We're trying to model and project health care demands over the immediate future, looking three weeks ahead: given our best guess of where we might be with cases in three weeks, and the likely age groups, how many hospital beds will be needed, how many I.C.U. beds, how many respirators.
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The Reasons Why; The New York Times Magazine, June 4, 1989, by Nicholas D. Kristof The outlook for China's immediate future is murky, but most Chinese seem to expect that whatever the near-term setbacks, the nation has been set on the road toward less control by the Communist Party.
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An ongoing war between two powerful street gangs — the Mara Salvatrucha (MS-20123) and Barrio 22012 — has given the tiny Central American nation the highest murder rate in the Western Hemisphere, and there's fear that a series of recent developments could make matters even worse, at least in the immediate future.
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An ongoing war between two powerful street gangs — the Mara Salvatrucha (MS-13) and Barrio 18 — has given the tiny Central American nation the highest murder rate in the Western Hemisphere, and there's fear that a series of recent developments could make matters even worse, at least in the immediate future.
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Many have noticed a drop in card quality as the UFC searches for its next Rousey or McGregor, but more pressing to the UFC's immediate future are a number of stories that sit as dry kindling, waiting for the mainstream media to realize they could have a good moral outrage on their hands.
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We're told Britney has no plans to visit the 3 states in the immediate future, but our sources say Jamie knows what's up and believes there are people out there in social media pulling the strings in the "Free Britney" movement who might attempt to wrestle her away if she leaves California.
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"Well, you will be able to!" she tells me, explaining how once the record is released she'll be touring about the place, including over here in the UK. As for the immediate future, though, after our chat she's just going to pour that glass of wine and find something new to dance to.
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The walls of his Madison Avenue flagship were lined with 100,000 white orchids, 300 air plants and desert agave (all of which will remain in situ at least for the immediate future, so shoppers can see them, too), and a sprinkling of automated butterflies with wings that opened and closed in syncopation.
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It's wildly unconstitutional today and for the immediate future, of course — but down the road, in a world of Trump-picked Supreme Court nominees confirmed by a Republican Senate presided over by Vice President Mike Pence, who was one of the country's leading anti-abortion governors, it's possible to envision such a measure being upheld.
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They note staffers are considering reducing Trump's travel to comply with the CDC recommendation that senior citizens limit their time on airplanes, and while Trump has held rallies ahead of Democratic primaries in recent weeks, he does not have a rally scheduled for Monday evening — or any rallies on his calendar in the immediate future.
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It's taken almost a year, but Ms. Mark-Viverito, 49, has addressed her immediate future: She officially opened her campaign on Tuesday for public advocate, casting herself as a strong woman of color willing to fight to improve the subways and public housing at a time when the city's leadership lacks racial and gender diversity.
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While Tlaib's resolution is not expected to gain much traction in the immediate future -- Democratic leadership and key committee chairs have stressed that they're not at the impeachment stage in their investigations -- Tlaib's proposal highlights the extent to which a vocal faction of the House Democratic caucus is intent on pushing the issue immediately.
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" He added that, while there would be some economic impact from tariffs, the impact in the immediate future will not be that high because steel exports are not the biggest share of exports to the U.S. He declined to say whether Vietnam would consider retaliatory tariffs, adding "we first need to review (the situation).
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The study basically lays out two futures: the bad one where nobody plans and traffic congestion becomes unbearable and social inequalities get worse through lack of mobility, or the good one where cities plan for more than the immediate future to encourage mixed-use neighborhoods and towns with better transit options for everyone and fewer parking lots.
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And I think that's why I've been attracted to writing fiction that's kind of problem-solving, and looking at things in the immediate future—trying to extrapolate a world where there's a bit more economic democracy—which is basically just workers that own their work, and that govern their businesses together, collectively, that kind of thing.
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Even if it turns out that the payment was permanently slated to come out of Cohen's own pocket, it most likely represents an investment in his immediate future as a close ally of the man who stood days away from the presidency and also as a means of protecting and expanding his own set of Russian real estate deals.
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He is scoring 33.7 points a game, shooting 63% from the field, 75% from the line and managing a nearly 69% true shooting percentage.. I am loathe to say this because, well, people regress and I don't wanna seem dumb in the immediate future, but so far this season, Giannis is a ball handling Shaq who makes most of his free throws.
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Google Fiber is bulking up its business after it announced a deal to acquire ISP Webpass, a 13-year-old company that provides high-speed internet for business and residential customers across parts of the U.S. Alphabet-owned Google Fiber is present in five U.S. cities, but it has plans to be grow to more than 20 in the immediate future.
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So too, on the software development side, is AI-driven development — with the analyst sneaking a look beyond the immediate future to an un-date-stamped new age of the 'non-techie techie' (aka the "citizen application developer") it sees coming down the pipe, when everyone will be a pro app dev thanks to AI-driven tools automatically generating the necessary models.
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The brilliance of Years and Years, and its uncanny, heart-pounding horror, is how incredibly close this all feels — not only because the timeline kicks off practically in the present and then unfolds throughout our immediate future (5, 10, 15, 20 years from now), but because we can experience this terrifying near future through the perspectives of a cross-class, multiracial family.
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Those include Flipkart, which was acquired by Walmart last year for $16 billion, Paytm, which has raised more than $2 billion to date, Swiggy, which has bagged $1.5 billion to date, Zomato, which has raised $750 million, and relatively new entrant Byju's — but few of them are nearing profitability and most likely do not see an IPO in their immediate future.
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The noise of rain on the roof is steady in "The Ruins of Civilization," Penelope Skinner's brightly bleak account of British family life in the fairly immediate future, which opened on Wednesday night at City Center Stage II. It is a soothing sound, at least as long as you don't think about what it signifies, which would be an island nation's sinking inexorably into the ocean.
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Mr. Gillum will finish his term as mayor of Tallahassee later this month; he has not ruled out running again for governor, and plans to spend the immediate future carving out a role as a national champion in the fight against voter suppression and disenfranchisement, which he sees as the central civil rights struggle of the Trump era, according to a half dozen friends and associates.
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Bernie: no endorsement from Warren 'Easy access' to Biden allowed protester to rush stage at rally Secret Service pushes back on 'categorically false' accusations questioning preparation to protect candidates MORE to take on the roles of offensive linemen to keep them away from the former VP. The incident has led to renewed calls for Biden and Sanders to receive Secret Service protection in the immediate future (CNN).
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The president's decision to keep the 2,000 troops on the ground in Syria for the immediate future came in a meeting of the National Security Council in the White House Situation Room on Tuesday, hours after Mr. Trump had told a roomful of reporters that "it's time" to bring American forces home from a conflict that has been a crucial battlefield in the fight against the Islamic State.
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"In the immediate future we're focusing on remerging the VR and desktop version to simplify future development, and we've been hard at work on new, realistic physics improvements (for both versions) that will cause stars to be ripped apart as they slingshot around a black hole, or cause a moon to break apart when it gets too close to a planet, because it's inside what's called the Roche limit," Dixon told me.
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While the settlement of the production agreement last year was a surprise, additional cuts or a decision to extend the existing cuts for another six months may be nothing short of miraculous: if prices stay low, and seem to stay that way for the immediate future, the temptation by OPEC members to ramp production back up and take back market share, trying for a second time to put U.S. shale out of business, will be a strong one.
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But while most of the speakers have focused on the danger that Trump (and his party) poses to America's immediate future, Obama offered a gentle reminder that some parents have had to have awkward conversations with their children over the past eight years as well — about why everyone is so obsessed with the "real" birthplace, religion, and loyalties of the first black president, and about why some Republicans think his first lady is so inelegant and angry.
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It says something about the immediate future of the "special relationship" so revered in London that the British politicians most experienced in dealing with America's president-elect are Nigel Farage, a Brexiteering rabble-rouser (who stumped for him and is currently flying to Washington, DC to ingratiate himself further with the incoming administration) and Alex Salmond, a former first minister of Scotland (whom Mr Trump branded "a has-been and totally irrelevant" in a tiff over a Scottish golf resort).
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Meanwhile, SpaceX doesn't seem likely to focus too much on profitability in the immediate future: While it has developed and proven flight vehicles, including the Falcon 9 and Falcon Heavy for repeat service for customers willing to spend a significant amount of cash on launches, and while it continues to decrease its launch costs through reusability, the company is also simultaneously developing an entirely new, fully reusable launch system called Starship, which includes a new Super Heavy booster, and that development program will involve significant and continued expenditures with upsides to be realized only much farther down the road.
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