Both of those records are in reach for Black Panther.
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Those would be in reach of China, too, of course.
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With just Wyoming to go, the finish line was in reach.
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"Let's do the trade deals that are in reach," he says.
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Lucky for the guest, there plenty of sushi easily in reach.
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Frankly, neither of those options are economically in reach for me.
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Train yourself to keep your goals in sight and in reach.
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Under their leadership, the station has grown in reach and funding.
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When home doesn't feel too far away, just slightly in reach.
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He wanted to put this type of testing in reach of anyone.
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A drop in reach on Facebook could set back nonprofits' efforts significantly.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - With a planned steel joint venture in reach, Thyssenkrupp (TKAG.
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Under Ms. Walker's leadership, the station has grown in reach and funding.
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As her daughter slept, Ms. Wilson showered with the stroller in reach.
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Suddenly, the daunting task of overturning last week's deficit appeared in reach.
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"An Orchestra of Minorities" is more expansive in form, broader in reach.
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As with canvassing, these performances are by nature limited — local — in reach.
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We don't know if influencers will see a massive drop in reach.
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The new milestone for users marks a significant jump in reach, considering Internet.
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Any statistician could spot the problem in reach calculation from 100 miles away.
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A similar, if not better, season is in reach this year as well.
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In the hours before the speech, Mr. Trump was in reach-out mode.
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Neither company's trip to space will be in reach of the average person.
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The spread of Mr. Washington's influence has been impressive in reach and speed.
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Retirement was a decade or so in reach, and they wanted to be ready.
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Kansas State kept the game in reach by hitting 14 of 15 free throws.
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But, what the young startup lacks in reach, it makes up for in gumption.
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"The defendant's campaign of terror was national in reach and extremely serious," she said.
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"The defendant's campaign of terror was national in reach and extremely serious," she said.
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Many short form video creators have noticed a boost in reach when creating longer content.
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Every kind in reach of empathy, believers believe, and in comprehending the feminine as well.
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In recent months, that goal seemed potentially in reach as negotiators jetted back and forth.
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What he lacked in reach and grip he made up for in grit and speed.
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And despite the uncompromising statements from both sides, they say, a deal remains in reach.
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Now with Tillie and a top-three defender, Brandon Clarke, the title may be in reach.
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My new Twitter handle now in reach, I emailed him and waited a couple of weeks.
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You see that in Reach and ODST where it's back to mud, boots on the ground.
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We must expand these innovative, life-saving programs so they're in reach of everyone in need.
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That put a wealth of consumer goods in reach for people previously unable to afford them.
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Almost anything in reach can become an impromptu drum kit when I'm burning off nervous tension.
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A zero-carbon electricity system is, if not exactly in reach, at least on the horizon.
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From the driver's seat, everything is in reach and without constantly looking over to the center display.
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Then I did [Batman v Superman] and all of a sudden it was back in reach again.
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That outcome is in reach, if the United States has the will and wisdom to pursue it.
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It reached more people for less money, and it appears that the difference in reach was substantial.
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A Top 40 audience may be in reach, if the masses are feeling edgy. Republic. Oct. 7.
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There's good reason to believe though that either one or both of those states is in reach.
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Seven years later, she is in her second year of college, and law school is in reach.
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Australian Open: Novak Djokovic defeated Roger Federer on Thursday, putting his eighth Australian single's title in reach.
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For the first time in ages, though, a functional economy and access to global markets seem in reach.
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Brent crude futures were at $70.96 per barrel and in reach of Tuesday's five-month peak of $71.34.
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Brent crude futures were at $70.63 per barrel and in reach of Tuesday's five-month peak of $71.34.
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He knew the Olympics were in reach if he could withstand an even more rigorous degree of training.
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Those rockets have an estimated range of 37 miles, putting Seoul and its 10 million people in reach.
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Brent crude futures were at $70.81 per barrel and in reach of Tuesday's five-month peak of $71.34.
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These days, she keeps it on her living room table, so that the cards are always in reach.
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But with each, Mr. Barker said, there was ample reason to believe awards chatter could be in reach.
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That includes funding research to find new treatments, such as a vaccine—a dream that may be in reach.
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Additionally, Zahn said infected cooling tower water "can spread two to four miles," in reach of the nursing homes.
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But as this past weekend progressed -- and the deadline approached -- it became clear that an agreement was in reach.
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More jobs require advanced education, so, more than ever, a bachelor's degree needs to be in reach, he argues.
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Ali then taunted Frazier with his pawing jab, using his six-inch advantage in reach to keep Frazier away.
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The pound was steady at $1.4021 and in reach of $1.4011, a one-week low set the previous day.
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Fury went right back to work in the next two rounds, and a decision appeared to be in reach.
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Both McConnell and Schumer left the Capitol on Saturday night expressing optimism that a quick deal was in reach.
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They won't launch you as high as Pharah does with her Jump Jet, but many perches are still in reach.
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None of these scenarios are much of an issue anymore thanks to the tiny computers that are always in reach.
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Publishers without a Snapchat Discover channel saw a 5 percent decline in "reach" — which is something like average monthly viewers.
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That this problem is now widely recognized is the first of two reasons why a solution is now in reach.
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But they both collected enough delegates to make an increasingly compelling case that their party's nomination is finally in reach.
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Playing at home and with a playoff spot in reach, the Ravens have the scales tipped slightly in their favor.
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It showed that a new kind of solidarity was in reach, even if the old unions may not be ready.
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Other red seats such as Hunter's and Collins' may only be in reach because of the scandals hanging over the lawmakers.
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Moreover, because our national elections are so tightly contested, majority control is always in reach or in danger for both parties.
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Eriksson said the government will present propositions to parliament to speed up house building and that its target was in reach.
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"Restoring in-reach programs throughout the shelter system will help identify many more New Yorkers, who otherwise would suffer in silence."
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A Sanders sweep was in reach, which would deny any of his rivals a chance to emerge as a strong challenger.
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With a championship in reach on Tuesday, the Astros will send Verlander to the mound at Dodger Stadium for Game 6.
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Global in reach, and with deep pockets, Rehabilitation International hoped to promote the symbol through its many media and political connections.
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And Arizona and Nevada are still in reach; Democrats took heart in the strong first day of early voting in Nevada.
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With Court's mark in reach, she has gone 0-3 in major finals since her return to the sport last year.
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The Australian dollar was up 0.1 percent at $0.7169 and in reach of a two-week peak of $0.7183 brushed on Wednesday.
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The pound was still in reach of a two-month low of $1.2201 set overnight amid fresh uncertainty over Britain's Brexit negotiations.
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Shares in Reach, down 29 percent over the last year, closed Friday at 72.8 pence, valuing the business at 218 million pounds.
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The Canadian dollar was at C$1.2352 per dollar and in reach of C$1.2318, its strongest since late September touched overnight.
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If a more liberal candidate wins in these moderate-to-conservative districts, will these seats no longer be in reach for Democrats?
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The two-year Treasury yield was at 2.602 percent and in reach of a decade-high of 2.611 percent scaled on Monday.
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We are all hoping for a full recovery where he will have a new life indoors, never in reach of abuse again.
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So if the current downturn in coal continues for 10 years or so and then steadily accelerates, 2C is still in reach.
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Make this group feel good about itself by making other people feel bad about themselves, and dominion may well be in reach.
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Many Republicans are broadly sympathetic to current DACA recipients, and as a result a deal seems like it could be in reach.
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The stars are still in reach for astronomers who want to build a $1.4 billion telescope on top of Hawaii's Mauna Kea.
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So far, the political transition has been surprisingly inclusive and peaceful, leaving activists like Mawarire hopeful that political change is in reach.
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The dollar was up 303 percent at 108.34 yen, but still in reach of a 17-month low of 107.63 struck on Monday.
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The Post also reported that stockpiles of above 300kg would put Iran in reach of a having a nuclear arsenal, with multiple bombs.
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The dollar index was down 0.2 percent at 103.080, but still in reach of a 14-year high of 103.650 struck last week.
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The company has been expanding the product over the last year, and today's announcement puts it in reach of Shopify's vast user base.
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According to 2015 research conducted for American Cleaning Institute, 61 percent of parents store the packets in-sight or in-reach of children.
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In the eighth inning, with the game still in reach, the Mets' first two hitters — Alejandro De Aza and Curtis Granderson — reached base.
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Sterling was 0.05 percent lower at $1.3472 GBP=D3 but still in reach of a two-month high of $1.3550 scaled on Friday.
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While he has said he will put both states in play, neither has been in reach for a Republican presidential candidate in decades.
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Republicans have been hungering for a solid conservative majority on the court for decades, and now, at last, they have it in reach.
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With the gavel in reach, she has been quietly pushing her bipartisan credentials and is promising an "open door policy" to all parties.
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They are still within shouting range of a playoff berth — their professed goal — but are also in reach of a top draft pick.
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They should have done more in Michigan and Wisconsin — especially in light of establishing field offices in reach states like Arizona and Texas.
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The weak euro is putting an admittedly expensive city more in reach, she said, and the terror attacks of last fall have dampened demand.
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If it works, Trump could be in reach of an achievement that has eluded all his predecessors and could define his foreign policy legacy.
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"It feels different the second time," said Arrieta, who did his best pitching in the last few innings with the no-hitter in reach.
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The Man in Black—like Teddy, Maeve, William, and Dolores—is left with the bad guys closing in and the answers seemingly in reach.
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Today, Amazon announced a new approach that it says will put machine learning technology in reach of more developers and line of business users.
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Everything released prior to Shadowkeep, including the cooperative raids that represent the high point of Destiny's endgame, is in reach for New Light players.
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Brent crude inched up 0.3 percent to $36.51 a barrel, still in reach of the 11-year trough of $35.98 hit late last month.
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After all, that is what most of us seem to think is what really matters — and it's in reach for almost all of us.
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The problem is that this type of approach is difficult to implement and has usually only been in reach of large companies, requiring custom software.
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This year, crossing off that one item on the list that comes up repeatedly could be a bit more in reach with some simple planning.
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The Australian dollar added 0.1 percent to $0.7870, in reach of a two-week peak of $0.7898 scaled the previous day on robust business indicators.
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Rigondeaux is three inches shorter, though he has a couple of inches in reach—ultimately meaning that neither man has a distinct natural advantage of range.
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The Australian dollar added 0.1 percent to $0.7870 and in reach of a two-week peak of $0.7898 scaled the previous day on robust business indicators.
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It's still too early to draw conclusions on the size of the drop in reach and referral traffic for publishers, though Facebook admitted it'd be significant.
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VIRGINIA VICTORY IN REACH: The Hill's Mark Hensch reports: Hillary Clinton is 220006 points ahead of Donald Trump in Virginia, according to a poll released Tuesday.
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The big price tag might not be in reach for everyone, but that hasn't stopped the Model S from succeeding with those who can pay up.
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Facebook said it expected a drop in reach and referral traffic for publishers whose audience comes primarily to content posted by the publisher's official Facebook page.
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At the least, his exercise of administrative power expanded and cemented a domestic legacy that now rivals Lyndon B. Johnson's Great Society in reach and scope.
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Alongside his findings, Wieser called for greater transparency in "reach" calculations and called for Facebook to double check its numbers against audits from third-party partners.
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Today, Bright Machines, a San Francisco startup announced its first product designed to put intelligence and automation in reach of every manufacturer, regardless of its size.
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It may count reality stars, beauty moguls, and actresses among its fans, but the prices remain in reach of the general public; most are under $50.
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The starting price is $35,000, putting it in reach of a bigger portion of the market than the luxury vehicles that currently characterize the Tesla brand.
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"Picking things off the floor is with in reach if we can get the price of the arm down," said Ken Goldberg, a roboticist at Berkeley.
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With Judge Kavanaugh on the Supreme Court, their 40-year effort to overturn expansions of 14th Amendment protections by the Warren court may be in reach.
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You'll get the two standard mouse buttons, as well as one under the scroll wheel, and two others on the left in reach of the thumb.
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The gun lobby has spent millions trying to convince Americans that the only safe way to live is with a gun in reach at all times.
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But Williams, with No. 24 in reach, was neither as focused nor as precise in those finals as she had been on her way to them.
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But Williams, with No. 24 in reach, was neither as focused nor as precise in those finals as she had been on her way to them.
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It's an approach indicative of someone who gets the musical era in which we live, where everything is in reach, and basically anything can be a hit.
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The two decided to put Wolpoff's lucrative consulting firm out of business and develop a tool to put this kind of service in reach of any company.
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The dollar index, tracking the greenback against six major currencies, was steady at 98.113 and in reach of a two-year peak of 98.371 set last week.
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Consumers will see that in a cheaper price-tag (€2100 less than the prior model) — which puts it in reach of a bigger group of potential buyers.
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You can imagine how his lifestyle — one with wealth and sex constantly within in reach — synced up some of the more popular moors of contemporary hip-hop.
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Pages should expect a decline in reach and referral traffic, especially if they rely on clicks directly to their posts rather than re-shares by their followers.
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Still, the promise of robots who can do a decent job automatically cleaning and mopping without you having to lift a finger appears to be in reach.
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The dollar index, tracking the greenback against six major currencies, was steady at 23 and in reach of a two-year peak of 98.371 set last week.
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"Because of Trump and Cruz, the battlefield is growing, and districts that were maybe out of reach are now in reach," Lujan told The Hill last week.
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The Intex Challenger Inflatable Kayak puts kayak ownership in reach for anyone, even people on a tight budget and/or with limited storage space in their homes.
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Military experts said the increasing expertise, paired with headway in developing intercontinental ballistic missiles, could bring the continental U.S. in reach of a nuclear warhead by 210.
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"Obviously the women need the same opportunities as the men," said Charles Breithaupt, who, like other golf patrons at Augusta, felt a women's Masters was in reach.
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In fact, Everlane sells T-shirts for as little as $15 and select dresses for under $30, putting its wares in reach of some low-income customers.
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Formed in 1934, United Technologies spent decades getting bigger and broader in reach, and for the most part making a lot of shareholders richer along the way.
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Khalil's dreams are suddenly in reach — "a tribe of children and a brownstone and a big hairy dog named Thurgood" — but Maria is slipping from his grasp.
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Congressional approval has become the latest sticking point in the revamp of a trade pact that, after eight months of fractious negotiations, could finally be in reach.
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Gray kept the Yankees in reach on Thursday, but he was not nearly as sharp as he was against the Indians last week in his Yankees debut.
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The yuan's bounce was limited following the release of downbeat economic indicators, and it remained in reach of a 15-month trough of 6.8965 set earlier this month.
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In Slovakia, one of the six markets subjected to the trial, publishers have already seen some of the most dramatic plummets in reach and engagement they've ever recorded.
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China's shadow-banking system is big, but it has not spawned any products nearly as complex or international in reach as America's bundles of subprime mortgages in 2008.
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The flipped seat slims the GOP's control of the Senate to just a two-seat margin, raising Democratic hopes that the majority will be in reach in November.
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But the chunky champion, despite a 6 ½-inch disadvantage in reach, defied Ali's tiring jab and moved in under to convince the Garden audience he deserved the decision.
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The Australian dollar was flat at $0.7617, still in reach of a 2-1/2-month high of $0.7636 scaled on Wednesday thanks to upbeat local employment data.
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But Thursday's successful launch of the Agni 0003 has changed the calculus, he said, putting most of China, including major eastern coastal cities such as Shanghai, in reach.
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MuleSoft Flow Designer requires no coding (Screenshot: MuleSoft) MuleSoft Flow Designer requires no coding (Screenshot: MuleSoft) Dao says this is about putting MuleSoft in reach of more users.
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He showed them how to lift Felt into the bed and gave specific instructions about charging her wheelchair and making sure her medication and water were in reach.
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Come My Fanatics ushered in a new era for doom, engineering a full-on scuzz attack that felt cosmic in reach and was anchored by a very human rage.
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The large internet companies' "dominance in reach, audience, sheer content volume and advertising will be the justification for why this merger shouldn't be blocked," Mark Cuban told BuzzFeed News.
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Again, because one-party majority dominance is always narrowly in reach, both parties have been in a decades-long fundraising arms race that has consumed their ability to govern.
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In normal times, political compromise to address the most significant current problem – the growing amounts of spent fuel at closed reactor sites around the country – should be in reach.
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The White House sounded optimistic that a deal is in reach, with one official saying afterward the parties tentatively agreed to defense spending levels, one of the main snags.
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For the condition to have clung on into adulthood, it was either so severe that treatment failed, the right treatment wasn't in reach, or the issue wasn't addressed at all.
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Meanwhile, the Portal group seems to be where some of Facebook's more in-reach consumer hardware products are living, with the newly released video chat device serving as the foundation.
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Wharton School professor Jeremy Siegel now believes 20,000 is in reach for the Dow, after earlier calling for the index to rise to 19,0003 by the end of the year.
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The starting price for the Model 0003 is $35,000, putting it in reach of a bigger portion of the market than the luxury vehicles that currently characterize the Tesla brand.
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In 2600, French start-ups attracted record levels of investment from business angels, venture capital, growth equity funds and corporate investors — on par with Israel and in reach of Britain.
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Gif: Chargify Gif: Chargify Chargify CEO Chris Cochran points out that this level of customization was previously only in reach of the largest companies who could afford to create custom software.
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Whatever you do, the tool enables companies to at least put a process in place to protect sensitive content, and it puts this capability in reach of organizations, regardless of size.
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The pound traded nearly flat at $1.2978, in reach of a two-month peak of $13 scaled overnight on the back of hopes that Britain can avoid a no-deal Brexit.
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Speech writing is typically viewed as a political skill, but it's a stark reminder that as the tech industry has increased in reach and relevance, so too have its star executives.
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Organizations like ISIS and al-Qaeda, which seek to strike multiple targets at once in order to appear more global in reach, may find it tempting to attack a Trump resort.
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It stood out in that age of clambering, winding prose, with shameless sentences like lines of thieves in a marketplace, grabbing everything in reach and stuffing it all into their sacks.
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A green mushroom appears in reach, only for the game to snatch it away, destroy it, or otherwise find some way for the player to avoid accomplishing their this one goal.
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Marlins 8, Mets 218 Technically in reach of a playoff spot as they begin their final homestand, Mets players know their failures in June will cost them a chance at October.
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The second monitoring process, to be led by John Hanson of Artifice Forensic Financial Services, would be smaller in reach, less staff-intensive and less comprehensive than Thompson's, the paper said.
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Last summer, it released Driverless AI, a product that brings a high level of automation to the machine learning process that could put it in reach of even non-technical end users.
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Putting Dany in reach of the Dothraki changed the course of the history of Westeros, given that her marriage for political gain led to her gaining control of the powerful Dothraki army.
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Scott says this is about giving companies this ability to process and understand massive amounts of data that previously was only in reach of web scale companies like Google, Facebook or Amazon.
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This was all very sad, but as Kowalski floated away, we couldn't help but wonder why Stone didn't simply pull him towards her, putting them both safely in reach of the ISS.
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But Russia's apparent decision to abandon the latest peace process could signal it now thinks that victory is in reach, at least in the western cities where the majority of Syrians live.
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J.P. Morgan has a $11 billion annual technology budget and a plan to expand that will put it in reach of more than 90 percent of Americans by the end of 13.
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South Korea's defense ministry said the rocket had a potential range of 12,000 km (7,457 miles), Yonhap reported, similar to that of the 2012 rocket, and putting the U.S. mainland in reach.
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Which, as I type this, sounds kind of insane but I was also coming off a blackout induced by re-watching my brother's livestreamed murder, so logical conclusions weren't exactly in reach.
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The Dow, which was in reach of the unprecedented 30,000-point marker just a few weeks earlier, now stands much closer to where it was on Trump's Election Day in November 2016.
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Global Sports LONDON — Track and field, once the most universal of sports in reach and resonance, is now a niche diversion, outpaced long ago by the likes of soccer, basketball and tennis.
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At some level, I suspect she knew it was an offer they wouldn't accept—in part because victory still appeared to be in reach, and in part because Republicans really did beget Trumpism.
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It's a big city, but I feel like everything is in reach (except if you try to drive downtown in rush hour… you really need to have a lot of patience for that).
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U.S. DOLLAR DOMINANCE, ECONOMIC POWER, AND GLOBAL SANCTIONS REACH Owing to the strength of the U.S. dollar, financial system, and business base, U.S. sanctions are uniquely global in reach and harsh in impact.
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But after winning the Pebble Beach Pro-Am in February, it seems a career grand slam may still be in reach since this year's U.S. Open will be played on the same course.
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"I'm in disbelief that they would even laugh or have something like that in reach of a child's possession," the child's mother, who asked not to be identified, told a local NBC affiliate.
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The tools for creating a "citrus" flavor aren't in reach for hobbyists, so you'll end up with "citrus peel"—which I'll remind you, while fragrant, is the part of the fruit we don't eat.
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It moved back in reach of that level on Thursday before turning lower as losses on Wall Street deepened after the Bank of Japan's shocking call to cap monetary stimulus continued to rattle investors.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg on Thursday highlighted how live Internet video, and Facebook Live in particular, helped the sit-in reach a wide audience, with more than 3 million views on Facebook Live alone.
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The bigger goal of the Paris Agreement—avoiding the risk of a 2 degree increase—is still in reach, and even more pressing as we face the likelihood of missing our more ambitious goal.
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The Times reports that Boko Haram fighters have had to scavenge for food in the picked-over Sambisa Forest in the midst of dry season, or raid anyplace in reach that might have food.
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To do that, "Joker" will have to rack up nods in below-the-line races like production design, cinematography and score — all of which are in reach, thanks to a top-tier crafts package.
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Shares in Reach, which have nearly trebled in the last 12 months, hit a four-year high of 184.6 pence before giving up the gains to trade down 4% at 168 pence mid-morning.
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Mike Trout led off the inning with the second of his two homers in the game, Albert Pujols doubled and later scored on C.J. Cron's two-out single to make put the game in reach.
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NExSS is coordinated by NASA, but it's global in reach, involving scientists from the University of Washington, the University of California-Riverside, the Tokyo Institute of Technology, the University of Glasgow, and many other institutions.
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If that is a sign that some Republican voters have decided to simply sit out the election rather than cast their ballots for Mr Trump, a historic win may be in reach for Mrs Clinton.
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The best cup of tea on Earth is the one Mum makes when I arrive in our kitchen from the long flight home, or, if that's not in reach, one that reminds me of that.
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Ottawa is in reach of a postseason berth as it climbed within five points of Pittsburgh for the second wild card in the Eastern Conference with a 22011-212 comeback victory at Toronto on Saturday.
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Notwithstanding the fractional tick-up in Treasury yields, the dollar index against a basket of six major currencies was steady at 98.085 and in reach of a two-year peak of 98.371 set last week.
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On a six-match unbeaten streak, LAFC (14-73-8, 50 points) will head into play Saturday in reach of the top spot in the Western Conference, at present held by FC Dallas (53 points).
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The Canadian dollar was at C$1.2570 per dollar and in reach of a seven-week high of C$1.2528 set the previous day ahead of the Bank of Canada's interest rate decision later on Wednesday.
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Our legislative deficits in most of these states may be too steep to overcome in two years (though the Senate may be in reach in Minnesota), but Democrats have proven we can win statewide in each.
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It is in reach, Cramer said, because "all it requires" is for China to agree to pay market prices for the American pork it needs, as the country's supply has been hurt by Asian Swine Flu.
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In reach, you'd be hard-pressed to say that anyone had a bigger impact on our attention than he did by using a personal story about his son to influence the Affordable Health Care Act debate.
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If you primarily use fresh foods and don't look in your freezer too often, this is an ideal setup, as the foods you use most frequently are located right at eye level and easily in reach.
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The Canadian dollar was up 0.2 percent at C$1.2581 per dollar and in reach of a seven-week high set the previous day ahead of the Bank of Canada's interest rate decision later on Wednesday.
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With both the bulk of restructuring costs linked to a plan to cut thousands of staff and investments in new high-speed internet and mobile phone infrastructures well under way, this goal is in reach, analysts say.
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Thanks to technological advances, our ability to store information has just about caught up to our ability to produce it, putting the dream of an omnibus compilation of knowledge in reach for the first time in history.
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It was in reach of a 1.53-1/2-month high of $1.0951 scaled last week on relief after Emmanuel Macron's victory against anti-euro nationalist Marine Le Pen in the first round of France's presidential elections.
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Jenelle Evans keeping a loaded gun in her car -- in reach of her children -- proves she's not using sound judgment as a parent and doesn't deserve to have custody ... so says her ex and 2nd baby daddy.
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Sterling limped up 0.2 percent to $1.2860 after falling on Monday to $1.2818, coming in reach of the 31-year low of $1.2798 plumbed on July 6 amid the market turmoil following the late June Brexit referendum.
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Like Wilt Chamberlain's 100-point night, Robertson's feat during the 1961-423 season when he averaged double figures in points, rebounds and assists was considered untouchable but Westbrook's mix of athleticism and audacity has put it in reach.
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GREENBACK WITH ENVY Notwithstanding the fractional tick-up in Treasury yields, the dollar index against a basket of six major currencies was steady at 98.085 and in reach of a two-year peak of 98.371 set last week.
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The pound touched a near three-month high of $1.4346 and in reach of a post-Brexit referendum high with focus on data that could cement expectations of a May interest rate increase by the Bank of England.
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Down the final stretch, as it was clear that the milestone was easily in reach, the pacesetters, timing car and accompanying cyclists all peeled away, leaving Kipchoge alone to soak in the shouts and applause of the crowd.
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My phone keeps me entertained and helps me contact anyone at any time if its crucial or really important, it also keeps me in reach with my parents so that they know where I am at all times.
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The idea behind Randori Attack is to provide that kind of safe battleground for companies to test their defenses, but to package it in a way that puts it in reach of many more companies than the consulting approach.
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Notwithstanding lower Treasury yields, the dollar index against a basket of six major currencies was steady at 98.085 and in reach of a two-year peak of 98.371 set last week, with the greenback serving as a safe haven.
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On the surface, the fiber broadband pledge looks like a rinse and repeat of an existing government policy — announced in last year's digital strategy — to put all UK households in reach of fibre to the premise (FTTP) by 2033.
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Here's what you need to know: • North Korea's latest launch of an intercontinental ballistic missile reached a new height, demonstrating that the full continental U.S. lies in reach — though not necessarily that the North could deliver a nuclear warhead.
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He bought the apartment back when New York prices were in reach for a young person who lived frugally, had a steady job — in those days, there was such a thing as a steady job — and a decent paycheck.
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Among a flurry of measures, a so-called national team of institutional investors had promised last summer to buy and hold stocks on the index until it returned to 5003,500 points - a level which at the time was considered in reach.
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"While Airbnb growth will see the firm book almost 80 million room nights in 2016 (from zero just eight years ago), a billion nights is in reach within 10 years," the report, penned by Markit analyst Relte Stephen Schutte, explained.
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Though Fashion Nova is not a billion dollar company (yet!), the potential to become one is certainly in reach — thanks in part to its influencer network, which speaks to a demographic of people often systematically excluded from the fashion industry.
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With a large version retailing at $1,395, and a cute smaller option for $1,125, the bag is certainly a luxury item, but one that is in reach for many consumers who want to buy luxury but wouldn't spend multiple thousands.
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The fall of Daraya, whose inhabitants were evacuated through a deal with the government, dealt a major psychological blow to the opposition while encouraging the army to believe it was in reach of subduing rebel bastions around the heavily fortified capital.
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There is no deal yet, but members on both sides of the aisle expressed optimism that an agreement was in reach — especially now that Trump has dropped any demands to include funding for a U.S.-Mexico border wall in the measure.
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There's grit in the production, a sense that there's a frayedness to the proceedings, but at the center, Steinbrink always sings in this quiet, assured way, as if, in spite of everything, utopia might someday be in reach after all.
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Lower Treasury yields not withstanding, the dollar index against a basket of six major currencies was steady at 98.085 and in reach of a two-year peak of 98.371 set last week, with the greenback serving as a safe haven.
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Speaking of batteries, you shouldn't travel without an external battery pack (to keep all the other electronics in this list charged) and a portable surge protector to turn the only outlet in reach in your hotel room into two or three.
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What's more, Blendon argues that the type of proposed government intervention around opioid abuse is particularly conducive to bipartisan support because it is limited in reach — no federally managed oversight, just policy solutions focused on bolstering existing state-run programs.
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That was the premise for our agreed acquisition with BEYONDigital and HCL — to put our platform's proprietary experience into as many companies as possible, giving them unparalleled advantage in reach, data and growth by combining the employee experience and customer experience in one.
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He has said that committing to the October deadline risks a move by lawmakers to block a possible no-deal, which could lead to an election, and has indicated he would delay Brexit again if he felt a deal was in reach.
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The competition for space leads to an inevitable decrease in reach for any particular piece of content, stirring allegations that Facebook purposefully picks stories that will earn it money, or that it's maliciously pushing Pages to pay for ads in order to get seen.
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Being in Mississippi certainly helps when you're writing this kind of book, but one of the things that really motivated me to keep going was the discovery that pieces of the story were scattered across the county—it was truly national in reach and impact.
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Box announced a new product today called Box KeySafe that should help simplify encryption key management, putting it in reach of small to medium sized businesses (SMBs) who require encryption, but want to avoid the complexities associated with Box's higher end Enterprise Key Management product.
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If you're feeling unloved or in the dark, remember that you have a choice about who you invest your time in—if you're under-appreciated and having a hard time leaving the situation you're in, reach out for help from your friends and family.
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" The result, they said, was to "fight off feelings of defeat and despair, so carrying the charm around in a pocket or in a bag, somewhere easily in reach is best so it might serve as a comfort wherever or whenever it is needed.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Serena Williams has a record-tying 24th career Grand Slam title in reach but will face perhaps her toughest test so far at this year's U.S. Open when she meets Ukrainian fifth seed Elina Svitolina in the semi-finals on Thursday.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Eugene Lang Dies at 98; Investor Who Put College in Reach for Thousands" (obituary, April 10): Eugene Lang donated millions of dollars and enormous amounts of time and energy to transform the lives of thousands of low-income young people.
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He may have spoken derisively about the enterprise in a general sense, but he clearly saw the potential of his company's devices to transform the way people worked by giving them access to tools and technologies that previously were not in reach of the average worker.
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But they were mere jabs compared with the roundhouse punch Williams took in New York last September when — with the true Grand Slam in reach — she was stunned in the semifinals of the United States Open by Roberta Vinci, a plucky Italian veteran with a throwback game.
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Despite that sort of increase in prices, the area still seems in reach for those who don't have six-figure incomes, in part because of New York's Housing Development Fund Corporation, which over the years has created a special breed of co-ops in once-derelict buildings.
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These dips happen, and there are things you can do if you're in a running rut, whether your goal is to bust right out of it, or just pass the miles until the weather improves or the big race gets close enough to feel in reach.
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Ultimately, it's likely that losing access to mainstream platforms will result in some of these figures diminishing in influence, just as Alex Jones and Infowars plummeted in reach after his noxious properties grew to be so much of a headache that he was banned from most of them.
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The index was last at 93.47, down 0.2 percent on the day but still in reach of a 10-week high of 94.267 scaled on Friday when surprisingly stronger U.S. September wages data enhanced already high expectations that the Fed would hike rates for a third time in 2017.
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The milestone is in reach in large part because Mr. Ban, who sees the climate deal as a centerpiece of his legacy, began a sustained push to win the formal approval of 25 countries representing 23 percent of global emissions — the threshold needed to put the accord into force.
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"In an era when most Americans can barely afford to rent let alone buy, the Scotts present a fantastical illusion: six-figure home makeovers paid in cash framed as downright attainable aspirations, demonstrating that the American dream is still in reach for someone," wrote Fast Company's Mark Wilson.
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The exhibition immediately greets viewers with photos of young Malians eagerly interacting with a global Black diaspora, newly in reach to a nation recently independent of French colonization, through the burgeoning music industry in this region of the continent, proudly bearing records and immersing themselves in the nightclub scene.
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"Ever since the very first open enrollment period back in 2013, we have implemented an outreach plan that sort of tries to meet people where they are, to let them know about the fact that because of the Affordable Care Act, quality affordable health insurance is now in reach," Hill said.
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I leaned over my wheelchair and picked up the circle of pills I could reach and then sat back up, moved the wheelchair a few inches, pushed my butt to the back of the seat for balance, and leaned over again to retrieve the next batch of pills now in reach.
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Of course that's not really practical unless you're always in reach of a power socket and have the time to constantly monitor the battery level on your handset, but it's something to consider if you want to extend the time you get with your phone before the battery life drops off a cliff.
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While most bladed weapons offer the user an increase in reach, the Bat'leth's curved shape makes it more awkward for extended one-handed strikes like a bow or staff might allow, and while held in the traditional two-handed way, it offers little more than a solid defense against other melee weapons.
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It takes this open source project and it packages it in such a way that it simplifies (to an extent) the complex world that these larger companies operate in on a regular basis, putting Spinnaker and CI/CD concepts in reach of organizations whose core competency might not involve sophisticated software deployment.
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Bletchley Park was selected in 1938 as a base for British code breakers because of its location, though its existence became public only long after the end of World War II. Less than 60 miles north of London, it was in reach of the capital but far enough to avoid being an obvious bombing target.
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And Delle Donne, sensing a championship in reach at last, became the undeniable downhill driver, teaming with Meesseman for repeat big mismatches, leaving Jones able to guard only one at a time, each hitting a jumper in the lane to extend the Mystics' lead to 80-72 with 2:41 left in the fourth quarter.
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While that particular trade-off could be significant to larger companies running resource-intensive applications, this kind of pricing option could put GPU power in reach of companies running Windows applications that previously wouldn't have considered it because it was simply too cost-prohibitive It also gives larger organizations with Windows applications some different options to choose from, and with the savings involved here, if your application doesn't require a constant flow of GPU power, this could be a better way to go.
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