"Everyone is rowing in the same direction here," he said.
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They're heading in the same direction, at different emotional paces.
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Airbus will be tempted to move in the same direction.
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Not all the relevant factors point in the same direction.
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Sharpe ratios and annualized returns point in the same direction.
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Yet all three studies do point in the same direction.
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You can't assume that everybody's moving in the same direction.
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Marijuana legalization seems to be headed in the same direction.
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Other economic indicators have been trending in the same direction.
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Johnson thinks he might be headed in the same direction.
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Urbanists and climate hawks should be pulling in the same direction.
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Police departments across the country should move in the same direction.
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The rest of the industry is heading in the same direction.
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Again, two opposing sides seem to head in the same direction.
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The grasshopper's shadow isn't in the same direction as the man's.
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But all of those common terms point in the same direction.
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Other more recent research seems to point in the same direction.
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And this latest blow could push others in the same direction.
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Some of Japan's big corporations are heading in the same direction.
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The economists' recommendations didn't all point in the same direction, either.
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As such flows are very often travelling in the same direction.
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Not everybody in the boat is rowing in the same direction.
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This election suggests that Britain is moving rapidly in the same direction.
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I sprinted in the same direction, I did not change my line.
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The planet's largest car market, China, is moving in the same direction.
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We'll probably know soon whether 5G is headed in the same direction.
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It would be best if everyone were rowing in the same direction.
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However, they have begun to move in the same direction as Treebo.
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The trend in many African countries has been in the same direction.
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Step 3: Repeat over your entire head going in the same direction.
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Everyone moves in the same direction performing something like a line dance.
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In other words, everyone is made to row in the same direction.
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A bus traveling in the same direction passes him on the left.
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Not everything moves in the same direction in the business of startups.
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Other ski resorts are starting to prod utilities in the same direction.
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Many predicted that the Beijing games would move China in the same direction.
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Just two characters sitting there staring out in the same direction, and talking.
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Last, we're going to get more elected officials pulling in the same direction.
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A signal means that a stock will keep running in the same direction.
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The U.S. dollar doesn't always move in the same direction across all currencies.
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Now, more than ever, they sound like they're pulling in the same direction.
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But two other forces are pushing in the same direction: globalisation and regulation.
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"China, Russia, and the U.S. are moving in the same direction," he said.
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Edward and Florence will face in the same direction, one behind the other.
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Experts say Kim's current trip is likely a step in the same direction.
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Goodell looks in the same direction, as does everyone else in the frame.
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How do they get a bunch of athletes pulling in the same direction?
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And at higher speeds, they turn in the same direction to improve performance.
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On the commodities front, oil prices moved in the same direction as stocks.
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In general, these two sources of information tend to point in the same direction.
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The priorities of Mr Erdogan today, it seems, still lie in the same direction.
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He knows what he wants and he wants everyone headed in the same direction.
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Two orbit closer to Jupiter, moving in the same direction that the planet spins.
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Louis Tomlinson and his new girlfriend Danielle Campbell are heading in the same direction.
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The country has been moving in the same direction, but not quite as fast.
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"We're going in the same direction in a good way," Brady told Fox News.
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He went in the same direction as the jury box or the jury room.
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We can still do this if we get everyone swimming in the same direction.
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Her eyes did not always move in the same direction at the same time.
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All these numbers point in the same direction: Congress is not investing in itself.
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" Justice Sotomayor said that "every single social science metric points in the same direction.
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In that case, though, the groups' findings did generally point in the same direction.
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Experts say the Australian government is showing signs of moving in the same direction.
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When should agencies convert highways to contraflow, sending all the lanes in the same direction?
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In this case, I put the x-axis in the same direction as the ramp.
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Instead it accelerates because a component of the gravitational force acts in the same direction.
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And other philanthropic organisations besides the Gates foundation are also pushing in the same direction.
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And the best part is that we are all traveling together in the same direction.
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"I think of it all the time, because fundamentally we're looking in the same direction."
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Zeta's competitors like Adobe and its Marketing Cloud are obviously moving in the same direction.
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Verizon, Ihop and Google have all moved in the same direction in the past year.
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And are they trained to look in the same direction as their mistress the Queen?
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You can see how the shadow moves in the same direction as the Earth rotates.
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In modern songbirds, the fourth toe points in the same direction as the other toes.
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Trends in foreign exchange and commodity markets have recently been pushing in the same direction.
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He happened to be driving in the same direction in his own car, also unmarked.
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There is every possibility of the politics of the USA moving in the same direction.
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But for now, old and new drivers are both pushing nickel in the same direction.
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This motion is in the same direction as the cycle of life in the cosmogram.
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As you approach a slower car, it's clearly moving in the same direction you are.
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I got better for a bit but went in the same direction four years later.
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So far the mouse studies are pointing in the same direction as the cohort studies.
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Looking through binoculars, I could see thousands of tiny specks drifting in the same direction.
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The question remains, he said, "how do you get them rowing in the same direction?"
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I noticed that a pigeon and a young woman were walking in the same direction.
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The other three orbit in the same direction Saturn spins, as is typically the case.
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Tablet trends are heading in the same direction as smartphones: larger screens and slimmer bezels.
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Also, the black hole is probably spinning, pulling the disk around in the same direction.
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These moons are "prograde moons," meaning they orbit Jupiter in the same direction the planet spins.
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The planet is moving in the same direction it always has, but our perspective is different.
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It allows drivers to pick up passengers for free if they're going in the same direction.
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"It was likely the result of programer traders suddenly heading in the same direction," Ng said.
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In this case, the polls all pointed in the same direction, suggesting systematic, not random, effects.
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Interviews by the progressive women of color group We The People point in the same direction.
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When multiple baboons moved in the same direction, others were even more likely to come along.
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A lone man wandered out of the grocery aisle in the same direction I was headed.
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Consistent drilling of horses around a tight turn in the same direction is asking for trouble.
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"Those persistent strong winds blowing in the same direction literally pile up the water," he said.
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The difference in doctors' payments isn't as stark, but it also goes in the same direction.
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These three groups "simply aren't supposed to move in the same direction at once," Cramer said.
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But the data indicate changes in case outcome all point in the same direction – against plaintiffs.
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She suspects opossums and their vermin brethren are headed in the same direction, toward mass appeal.
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I continue building the Spiral in the same direction until I reach a natural stopping point.
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If you feel the car turning, make a slight adjustment to keep driving in the same direction.
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They all walk away -- separately but in the same direction -- about 3 minutes after the initial touching.
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"It's hard getting a bunch of cats to move in the same direction at once," Cummings said.
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He has his arms protectively on her shoulders as they both look off in the same direction.
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But the two reports point in the same direction — the economy is getting stronger for ordinary people.
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On that question, the partisan changes are smaller, and both sides have shifted in the same direction.
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Picking up Community last year was a good signal that Yahoo could move in the same direction.
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The robot-car thing tracks the ball's movement using optical sensors, and drives in the same direction.
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It also helps to explain why stocks tend to keep traveling in the same direction, called momentum.
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All of the objects are tilted about 30 degrees in the same direction, the new study suggests.
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Perhaps the adjacent works pointed in the same direction; perhaps they were aspects of the same idea.
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They are generally painted the same colour and usually have their entrances facing in the same direction.
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Why are they so consistently wrong about renewable energy, in the same direction, over and over again?
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Here is the weird part---she starts off running in the same direction as the TIE fighter.
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AST Changes in the notes' rating would derive from changes in the same direction in BAM's IDR.
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He added that the two indices only move in the same direction 60 percent of the time.
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Sometimes the water rushes faster than others, but it runs always and always in the same direction.
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"It's pretty easy for everybody to agree because you're all moving in the same direction," he said.
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Name a long-term, degenerative disease, and chances are Taubes will point you in the same direction.
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We got off at the same stop, Kew Gardens/Union Turnpike, and headed in the same direction.
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Now, without slipping, we walked the same path, in the same direction, holding each other for support.
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He spotted the tracks of the four small theropods, all headed in the same direction, walking slowly.
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On virtually every issue, Sanders has promised to go further than Clinton has in the same direction.
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"Sometimes life takes you on unexpected paths and those paths aren't always in the same direction," he wrote.
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"Sometimes life takes you on unexpected paths and those paths aren't always in the same direction," he added.
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New cells needs to grow in the same direction so skin can continue to act as a barrier.
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Later models added factors such as "momentum" (the tendency of prices to keep moving in the same direction).
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"Sometimes life takes you on unexpected paths and those paths aren't always in the same direction," he writes.
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Uber Pool gives passengers heading in the same direction a way to carpool and pay less per ride.
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I follow the road in the same direction we were walking, but don't see any sign of them.
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Despite the change in perspective, he is still facing in the same direction and obliviously continues his monologue.
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Eleanor's parting words were that she hoped fervently the United States was not headed in the same direction.
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Substantial downward revisions in the past three months suggest second quarter results are heading in the same direction.
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So far this year, the hedge funds and market fundamentals have both been pushing in the same direction.
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And because sugaring is done in the same direction as hair growth, full hair particles were pulled out.
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An uncorrelated asset, one which tends to move less in the same direction, is useful as a diversifier.
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This year's show proved that those two types of cameras are heading very much in the same direction.
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"Sometimes life takes you on unexpected paths and those paths aren't always in the same direction," Scott wrote.
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"The problem before was that everyone was running hard, but not necessarily in the same direction," Lt. Col.
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He took comfort, however, that most of his wayward drives headed in the same direction, to the right.
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If, at any moment, the glasses are all oriented in the same direction, a buzzer will go off.
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This CAP plan has some different ideas than the Sanders plan but generally aims in the same direction.
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Uber is the scourge of taxi drivers worldwide, but sometimes the two can pull in the same direction.
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I think it goes hand in hand, setting four grown men's' hearts and desires in the same direction.
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In it, Mr. Hillary's car is seen lingering nearby before briefly heading in the same direction as Garrett.
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"There were a lot of people sort of pushing in the same direction at that point," says Patrik.
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And although it's still early, Mr. Trump looks to be headed in the same direction, Ms. Vavreck said.
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Under Vladimir Putin, Russia has reverted to autocracy, and Poland and Hungary are moving in the same direction.
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Didn't Jeremy Corbyn, whose ideological affinities run in the same direction, just lead Britain's Labour Party to disaster?
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Shares of the automaker were up 3.79 percent, moving in the same direction as other major Japanese automakers.
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All batters and runners who follow have to go in the same direction until the bases are empty.
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Silence is still the best example here; characters' journeys along that path aren't all in the same direction.
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Overall, a one-percentage-point move in spreads predicted a 0.55-point change in growth in the same direction.
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The same reporter spoke with Disney's President of Motion Picture Production, Sean Bailey, who pointed in the same direction.
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UberPool is the option that lets individuals order rides in cars carrying other passengers going in the same direction.
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He's walking in the same direction anyway, and it makes me feel a lot less tense knowing he's around.
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IT TAKES ONLY a minute or so for a conductor to couple two trains headed in the same direction.
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If Apple has actually scrapped its ambitions to build a car, it could be moving in the same direction.
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Mr Macron, who worked on mergers in his years as an investment banker, is pushing in the same direction.
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At ordinary levels of light, photons also bounce off electrons in the same direction and with the same energy.
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At smaller startups, where people absolutely need to be pulling in the same direction, OKRs are a survival tool.
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When numbers aren't unequivocally pointing in the same direction it often becomes possible to interpret them in different ways.
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The geostationary, or GEOs, orbit in the same direction as Earth's rotation, making them appear motionless in the sky.
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GrabHitch enables private car drivers to offer a ride to passengers heading in the same direction for a fee.
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All of the polls—all of them—would have to be off by three points in the same direction.
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He added the TPP and the Chinese-led Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) are moving in the same direction.
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My initial piece cited three data sources that pointed in the same direction: The free speech crisis is overblown.
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But they all aim in the same direction, and that is that health care is a basic human right.
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" Citing the DOJ's move, Johnson said the new panel will "evaluate whether … [ICE] should move in the same direction.
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"This effect also helps to reinforce the unity of the school moving as a group, in the same direction."
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That's pretty clear from Delta's announcements today, and the rest of the industry is pushing in the same direction.
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It took Packer more than an hour to meticulously lay out the syringes all pointing in the same direction.
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In addition to analyzing these publicly available numbers, YouGov has also conducted polling that points in the same direction.
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NASA provided the spacecraft with retroreflectors, essentially, mirrors that reflect light in the same direction as the incoming beam.
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Is this a person who can change with me so that we end up [moving] in the same direction?
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There's also the fact that there's lots of parties involved and everybody doesn't want to move in the same direction.
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It had been carried southeast, in the same direction as his boat that had been found among rocks and trees.
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With one set of dimensions, they swirl around the space in the same direction, like electrons in a magnetic material.
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Facebook was effectively drowning in its own success because the different arms couldn't coordinate to paddle in the same direction.
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Research by AXA Investment Managers Rosenberg Equities into the language used in American annual reports points in the same direction.
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The pro repeats this process all over, curling each section in the same direction, creating a full head of ringlets.
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"I don't think that I'm fearmongering and I'm pleased that the government is moving in the same direction," he said.
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But in the past 30 days, the two have moved in the same direction roughly 95 percent of the time.
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And it was off by more than 123 points in half of them, all in the same direction (underestimating Trump).
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May, who missed out on her parliamentary majority, didn't go so far, but she still moved in the same direction.
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"It's obviously ideal if everyone is rowing in the same direction," said John Coequyt, the Sierra Club's climate policy director.
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Surveys by Gallup of views on big business show less extreme swings, but point in the same direction (see chart).
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The company also offers an UberPool service that allows several passengers travelling in the same direction to share a ride.
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Other American carmakers are headed in the same direction, effectively ceding the passenger sedan market to European and Asian manufacturers.
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When the VIX and the S&P are going in the same direction, it usually means a reversal is coming.
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He said it was unusual to watch the swarm crawl in the same direction, a behavior normally seen in insects.
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Other advanced countries, including the U.S., have similar or often worse demographic trends and are heading in the same direction.
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You thought the Pokémon Go phenomenon of groups of people all pointing their phone in the same direction was weird?
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The other is that waves all travelling in the same direction eventually mash and join together, forming a giant one.
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She argues that while the satellite readings are helpful, there are some 26,500 other measures pointing in the same direction.
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In some ways, they're two forces pushing in the same direction, but they're capturing two different sets of white Americans.
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A bus traveling in the same direction passed Mr. Hanegby, who was wearing headphones but no helmet, on the left.
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Tall, long-leaf pines snapped like pencils at their midpoints, their downturned crowns often all pointing in the same direction.
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Schiff reportedly coordinated his recent pro-impeachment comments with Pelosi, yet she remains resistant to moving in the same direction.
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In California, which faced a budget crisis, the new governor, Jerry Brown, seemed to be moving in the same direction.
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Once these additional factors are taken into account, they may still point in the same direction as the ratifiers' intent.
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Conventional wisdom said he couldn't get elected, but I don't think that the wisdom all falls in the same direction.
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You have to use effortful restraint to avoid the temptation of assuming all the arrows point in the same direction.
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Meanwhile, the Imperial team has filed a patent on its internal-protein vaccine and is also moving in the same direction.
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And unlike Uber, this is more of a matchmaking service, which brings together riders with drivers headed in the same direction.
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As a result, a group of weak predictors that point in the same direction can cancel out a single strong one.
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Hitch, as the name suggests, is a hitchhiking-style service that groups people who are headed in the same direction together.
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These enormous waves are produced by being trapped along with very strong winds moving in the same direction the storm's motion.
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Obviously, was probably pretty difficult to get all those babies to be looking in the same direction at the same time.
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These paths point all three characters in the same direction: Jericho, a secretive and possibly non-existent refuge for free androids.
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But they&aposre very different personalities, and yet they&aposre very much going in the same direction, it seems to me.
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Microsoft is pushing its Bing search engine in the same direction, and so are others beyond the biggest names in tech.
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But they'd better have a team of people working in the same direction, or it's all going to be for naught.
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Each of these team's 20083 payrolls was below $22008 million and this year seems to be heading in the same direction.
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But Bart Kuipers of Erasmus University argues that a number of trends all push in the same direction: less container traffic.
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Ask just about any analyst what's going on with the bombed-out price and you'll be pointed in the same direction.
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And if you look at past behavior of the Fed, once we start moving we keep moving in the same direction.
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Midterm elections provide opportunities to either change the road we are going down or keep moving forward in the same direction.
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When a user wants a ride in the same direction, Waze offers the driver a price to pick up that passenger.
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Other studies, including the careful research of the Harvard professors Mario L. Small and Christopher Winship, point in the same direction.
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I cherish and respect all of these people, and yet we did not all cast our ballots in the same direction.
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When I asked around about trekking companies in Sucre, travelers and locals alike pointed me in the same direction: Condor Trekkers.
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The two might be said to travel in the same direction most of the time but often with very different readings.
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He screened for trades that have low, stable correlations to global stocks so that they aren't moving in the same direction.
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Waymo, the spinoff of Google, is working in the same direction, as are Ford Motor and Uber, the ride-hailing service.
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Almost simultaneously, the Fermi Gamma-ray Space Telescope detected an increase in energetic activity from a galaxy in the same direction.
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Moments later, they dodged a station wagon swerving along the road, in the same direction that Corporal Collins had been running.
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Hungary has already gone down a similar path, and other member states in Central Europe are tilting in the same direction.
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Once again, after it leaves the ramp, it continues to rotate in the same direction as long as it stays aloft.
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He kept walking next to me, emphasising that he wasn't following me, he just happened to live in the same direction.
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As the cord stretches, it exerts an upward force on the jumper in the same direction that the ground would push.
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That's good because public outcry, the wishes of defendants, and political pressures don't always run in the same direction as justice.
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"What matters now is for all market players to pull together in the same direction," said Chief Executive Rolf Habben Jansen.
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One is that fiscal policy has not always pulled in the same direction as monetary policy during his eight-year tenure.
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Many collisions on punts occur with players running in the same direction, while on scrimmage downs, most players don't reach full sprint.
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At high speeds, the front and back wheels turn in the same direction, which makes for smoother lane changes on the highway.
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But the hope is that if developers can see where Twitter is going, they can prepare and head in the same direction.
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All the chassis construction advances in the same direction, so as the bodies take shape, they move in a zig-zag pattern.
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Worse, when economists try to pick a "natural rate," they err in the same direction every time — the direction that hurts workers.
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In Beauty and the Beast's case, virtually all of the new additions to the story are aimed vaguely in the same direction.
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"We expect they will continue in the same direction as before," Christian Feuer, managing director of Go Global Retail, told The Verge.
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In America this has been somewhat masked by the shale-gas revolution, which has caused a bigger shift in the same direction.
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When the VIX and the market move in the same direction, it typically means that the market is about to change course.
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When speeds pick up, the rear steering system moves in the same direction as the front wheels to increase stability while steering.
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But it is no longer obvious hedge funds and fundamentals will work in the same direction in the next couple of months.
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Now, as forthcoming European rules force an unbundling of research and trading, other firms will have to move in the same direction.
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In recent years markets across the globe have tended to move in the same direction, making it harder for investors to diversify.
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Waze's aim is to link up multiple people commuting to work going in the same direction via its platform, per the company.
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Next year, supposing the EU referendum is safely won, Mr Osborne should take aim in the same direction, and with heavier fire.
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A few minutes later, a police car pulls up, backs up, then drives off—under the speed limit—in the same direction.
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"With winds spreading ash in the same direction, repeated eruptions will lead to a heavier buildup of ash," the weather service said.
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Some think it helps in social species; when birds fly together, it's easier if they prefer to fly in the same direction.
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Popular right-wing parties in France, Austria, Hungary and Poland, amongst other, are pushing to take their countries in the same direction.
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"I'm going 24.6 miles per hour," Newburger said, and as he turned, he unwittingly turned the steering wheel in the same direction.
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"It requires a whole system of people's research all leaning in the same direction, all pointing to the same consequences," he added.
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Here it means we are stronger when we are unified as Americans, working in the same direction and caring for one another.
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Yet we've been able to bring those skills together to divide the chores, and we're rowing the boat in the same direction.
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Uber users could previously book lower-cost trips by sharing a vehicle with other riders who were traveling in the same direction.
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For most proteins, scientists could not rely on a protein being embedded in a regular pattern, all oriented in the same direction.
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Now, many Amazon partners and competitors are moving in the same direction, including big shipping and logistics operations like FedEx and DHL.
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Ideally, now is the time for every country in the world to put their differences aside and row in the same direction.
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While the statement and projections have not always been well aligned, until now they have at least pointed in the same direction.
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At speed, it moves the rear in the same direction which is said to improve stability, but you probably won't notice that.
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Hitch allows users to hail a car via their smartphone and share a ride with someone else headed in the same direction.
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Online privacy in the U.S. is heading in the "same direction" as China, Cambridge Analytica whistleblower Christopher Wylie told CNBC on Wednesday.
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They later entered the Kurdish-held town of Manbij, in a race with Turkey-backed opposition fighters advancing in the same direction.
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Hitch allows users to hail a car via their smartphone and share a ride with someone else headed in the same direction.
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Even when a research question produced answers in the same direction, the size of the reported effects were all over the map.
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Real change is the change the people make, but corralling the people in the same direction takes more than lighting the spark.
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The system would have two rotors stacked on top of each other, rotating in the same direction under the command of sophisticated software.
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Some of these factors relate to U.S. policy decisions, others to policy decisions and developments elsewhere, but all point in the same direction.
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Rival Ford had already planned to abandon all passenger cars but its Mustang, while Fiat Chrysler has moved largely in the same direction.
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A switching mechanism inside the Airwrap styler's brush attachments ensure warm air is always moving in the same direction as your brushing motions.
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Suffice it to say that, as far as the breakdown of operating systems is concerned, the trends all point in the same direction.
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At low speeds, the rear wheels are steered counter to the front ones, while at high speeds, they turn in the same direction.
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Some see in the newly patriotic colours and language of the CDU/CSU's election campaign a more gentle gesture in the same direction.
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Researchers accomplished the trick by electrorheology, a technique in which an electric field is set in the same direction as a moving liquid.
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"Stacked co-rotating rotors or propellers have two rotor systems placed on top of each other rotating in the same direction," Uber says.
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The six objects seem to move in their elliptical orbits all while pointing in the same direction, yet they move at different rates.
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In 1999, Bernard Feringa developed a molecular rotor blade that spun continuously in the same direction, making it the world's first molecular motor.
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An object in motion stays in motion with the same speed and in the same direction unless acted upon by an unbalanced force.
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Important for investors is that when these two markets trade in the same direction, there ultimately is a breakout and one dictates direction.
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A perfect positive correlation of +1 implies that as one asset moves, in either direction, another moves in tandem in the same direction.
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"For different reasons and from different origins, we were heading in the same direction, so we walked together and worked together," Thomas said.
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Everything seems to point in the same direction, to a national malaise, challenging the idea that America's story is one of inexorable progress.
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As you watched and listened, you conducted your energy in the same direction as they did: across the circle, or toward its middle.
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To start, it's a reminder that even when lots of data point in the same direction, it doesn't mean the outcome is guaranteed.
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The program will not use Google's self-driving vehicles, but will instead be a way to connect commuters traveling in the same direction.
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They're in the upper 30s, and have been headed in the same direction lately as temperatures were earlier this week in the Midwest.
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The views of Chief Justice John Roberts and Justice Samuel Alito are less clear, but their judicial opinions point in the same direction.
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"It's important to recognize that the fate of affirmative action doctrine and Harvard don't necessarily go in the same direction," Professor Baude said.
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At center stage sit a dozen guests, many of them women in short, colorful dresses, their legs all canted in the same direction.
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So the first thing I want to say is that everybody is sort of paddling in the same canoe, in the same direction.
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They committed to standards and practices for sharing data on fees and authenticating content, and urged others to move in the same direction.
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It's only when various signals all point in the same direction that they will have a material effect on Fed action, Clarida suggested.
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As a result, many South Africans are now voicing a long-held fear: Is South Africa headed in the same direction as Zimbabwe?
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Six rowdy seahorse babies pointed their faces in the same direction just long enough for novice photographer Jules Casey to snap a shot.
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But at least in the LGBT context, the market horse and the morals horse are running in the same direction with increasing speed.
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And while Obamacare helped fuel the move to value, the Trump administration has continued to push the healthcare system in the same direction.
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According to a marine traffic site, the oil tanker and the USS John S. McCain were traveling in the same direction, toward Singapore.
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Researchers have been looking at what these requirements have done for breastfeeding — and their findings all point in the same direction: They have helped.
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In hydrogen, these spins can line up parallel to each other, with both pointing in the same direction, or antiparallel, pointing in opposite directions.
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Excessive pay demands by Italian unions made Alitalia go bust last year; Air France's intransigent workforce is sending that airline in the same direction.
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But judging by this year's political debate, held against the background of improving but still insufficient prosperity, Americans are moving in the same direction.
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Their research shows that when a pattern on a target moves in the same direction as the target, the target appears to move faster.
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But flying eastwards also meant that the wind was travelling in the same direction as the flight AI173, helping it reach the destination early.
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Driving on motorways is much easier to automate than city travel, as everyone is going in the same direction at high but regular speeds.
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Ride-sharing services like UberPool, which put travellers heading in the same direction into one vehicle, blur the boundaries between private and public transport.
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And while emerging markets remain less correlated than developed ones, the trend is in the same direction, with perhaps a later point of departure.
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To parry an attack, you need to attack in the same direction that your opponent just attacked you in at the exact correct moment.
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These objects' oval-shaped orbits all point in the same direction and tilt the same way, suggesting that an unseen force is herding them.
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For too long, the environmental and farm communities have been at crosscurrents rather than rowing in the same direction to mitigate the looming crisis.
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But what we had was everybody pulling that rope in the same direction, guys that got to know one another on a personal level.
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If you're investing in a tech stock, a lot of the bigger tech stocks move in the same direction a lot of the time.
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More recently, the Czech Republic has headed in the same direction under the government of its pro-Russian and anti-immigration president, Milos Zeman.
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But as long as they are off the charts in both weight and length in the same direction, they are probably doing just fine.
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The answers to these questions aren't always pointing in the same direction, and it helps explain the uncertainty with so few days to go.
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In 2016, the last VCR production company shut down, and CDs look to be heading in the same direction, making DVD drives nearly obsolete.
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While the campaign may prove that true, for now at least the candidates are running in a pack — and mostly in the same direction.
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I once sprinted to the bathroom to take a shower in order to beat my roommate who was clearly headed in the same direction.
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But to paraphrase Saint-Exupéry, national unity will not come from always seeing eye to eye, but from looking outward together in the same direction.
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In that case, the train derailed after colliding with part of a work train running in the same direction on an adjacent track, Prendergast said.
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We should not be surprised if there's some tension about whether we go 75 mph or 55 mph, but we're heading in the same direction.
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But this year, the energy sector has even failed to keep pace with oil prices, despite their traditional tendency to move in the same direction.
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The bottom line: This is already the fifth decision in the same direction by the Supreme Court, an important threshold in establishing a national precedent.
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He's now got a mechanical hand, and is heading in the same direction as his father, and that will pay off in the next movie.
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The monthly change in job gains reported by ADP goes in the same direction as the change in the BLS only about half the time.
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The latest patent filed by Apple details the idea of using two cameras to simultaneously capture two different fields of view in the same direction.
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People driving from point A to point B can find riders willing to go in the same direction to share the cost of the ride.
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After nearly a decade of ultra-easy monetary policy, expectations are for major central banks to be moving in the same direction - towards policy tightening.
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Waze Rider is different from ride hailing services like Uber and Lyft in that it's meant to pair two people headed in the same direction.
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When you see a judoka fling his opponent through the air effortlessly that is because he caught his opponent's weight moving in the same direction.
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It is clear that Afghanistan is headed in the same direction as Iraq, with the likely re-establishment of the Taliban as the dominant force.
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Dysfunction of that muscle causes the striking picture of the eyes not aiming in the same direction and causes the patient to suffer double vision.
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The higher levels of support for immigration are driven by a surge in Democratic enthusiasm, but Republican views are also shifting in the same direction.
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These model projections are just that — projections — but they are all pointing in the same direction, and make sense given the physics of such storms.
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What they don't point out explicitly is that with the exception of A.C.A. repeal, Democrats err in the same direction as Republicans, just less so.
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Everybody here is pushing in the same direction, and it's down — with a pillow over the Constitution's face, going, 'Shhh, shhh, it'll be over soon!
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Bigger moons like Europa and Ganymede typically orbit in the same direction as the rotation of their planet, in what astronomers call a prograde motion.
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"We're pulling in the same direction," Altuve said during the A.L.C.S., explaining that the front office honors the players' efforts by trying just as hard.
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That marks the most times these two measures have moved concurrently in the same direction in all but two months over the last five years.
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Also a Swede, he ordered a thermometer in the 1740s using Celsius gradations, but with calibration shifted to move in the same direction as Fahrenheit's.
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Also a Swede, in the 1740s, he ordered a thermometer using Celsius' gradations, but with calibration shifted to move in the same direction as Fahrenheit's.
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When the Fed pushes the rate up or down, it tends to push other interest rates in the same direction as the federal funds rate.
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The service lets drivers pick up passengers who are traveling in the same direction, or are headed to a similar destination, in exchange for payment.
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Exxon Mobil, Johnson & Johnson, and Boeing look to be headed in the same direction -- their 203-day moving averages are within 1% of their 200-day.
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Wang, speaking at a press conference in Beijing, said he hoped both sides could move in the same direction and find ways to resolve their problems.
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Still, Sabraw said that despite their differences, both sides were "all rowing in the same direction" in their efforts to end family separations at the border.
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WJLA-TV reports the investigation also indicates the gunshot came from a vehicle that was adjacent to the victim&aposs vehicle, traveling in the same direction.
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The accident took place at 38th Street and Lancaster Avenue when two SEPTA Route 10 trolleys were traveling on the same track in the same direction.
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Do you think we, as a country, can return to a less partisan state in the future, or will we keep heading in the same direction?
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Aerospace companies have "all merged in so it's hard to negotiate" with them, he added, suggesting the defense industry could be heading in the same direction.
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The GoPro camera always remains pointed in the same direction in these shots, which makes Suderman appear as if his plane is spinning out of control.
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The financial crisis of 2007–2009, however, revealed otherwise, as stocks, bonds and alternative investments all moved largely in the same direction at the same time.
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"Currents and winds carry most of the icebergs in the same direction," glaciologist Ted Scambos of the National Snow and Ice Data Center in Boulder, Colo.
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Though both states tilt in the same direction as their 2012 results, the leaders' margins are tighter than their predecessors' final leads were in each state.
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In the 1970s low real interest rates undermined the income policies' wage caps; today monetary policy and incomes policy would be pushing in the same direction.
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The surveillance camera also picked up a man in a striped shirt filling up a gas can before walking in the same direction as the teen.
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You ward off damage by blocking in the same direction your foe attacks from and you dish it out by attacking whichever direction they're not guarding.
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The surveillance camera also picked up a man wearing a striped shirt filling up a gas can before walking in the same direction as the teen.
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But Sano launched Matt Belisle's first pitch of the bottom of the 14th in the same direction, drawing the Twins back to even at 1-1.
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Not all of us are moving in the same direction, and we tend to bump into and disrupt each other, but we manage to coexist anyhow.
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The surveillance camera also picks up a man wearing a striped shirt filling up a gas can before walking in the same direction as the teen.
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It's not just heterosexual couples: The Knot's 2016 LGBTQ Weddings Study suggests that things are rapidly heading in the same direction for same-sex couples, too.
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It doesn't matter as long as it is done in tandem with prudent fiscal policies, both pushing in the same direction versus one sabotaging the other.
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"If you go back over two years, five years, ten years, 15 years, 50 years, 100 years, they cannot move in the same direction," Gartman said.
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The transport law bans the use of personal vehicles for commercial purposes, but allows carpool services for drivers heading in the same direction during "commuting" hours.
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Still, the lead author, Ben Carter, a senior lecturer in biostatistics at King's College London, said all the studies seem to point in the same direction.
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Economists are used to looking at sets of data that do not point in the same direction, but the U.S. labor market has been uniquely opaque.
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There is every reason to believe that they — with Trump's latest nominee — will continue in the same direction, including the actual or effective overturning of Roe.
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I miss standing side by side with other people, our eyes gazing in the same direction, our voices murmuring the same prayers in a fallen world.
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"Everyone associated with the Lakers will now be pulling in the same direction, the direction established by Earvin and myself," she said, using Johnson's given name.
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The idea is that by sharing cars with other passengers headed in the same direction, you save money without traveling too far out of the way.
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What scientists — from such diverse fields as psychiatry, neurology and substance use — can say is that the arrows seem to be pointing in the same direction.
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But the data all points in the same direction: Shifts in turnout were not the dominant factor in Mr. Trump's success among white working-class voters.
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South Africa seems to be heading in the same direction after it was revealed that President Jacob Zuma misused public funds, prompting calls for his ouster.
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"Everyone associated with the Lakers will now be pulling in the same direction, the direction established by Earvin and myself," she continued, using Johnson's given name.
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A mix of races are found in each racial ideology, preventing tribe and creed from pushing in the same direction, which might lead to civil conflict.
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Unprocessed hair (virgin) with all the strands going in the same direction (remy) is the gold standard because it's healthier, smoother, and wears better than the alternatives.
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Then Rihanna took a left to her trailer, which was not in the same direction that me and Anne were going, and the paparazzi left so quickly.
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Two of the newly discovered moons orbit much closer to Jupiter and have a prograde orbit, meaning that they orbit in the same direction as the planet.
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Bond prices tend not to move in the same direction of stocks over time, a divergence that helps investors stay invested and which Shriver expects to continue.
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And, critically, the report doesn't account for the existence of UberPOOL and Lyft Line, the ride-sharing services that group together passengers riding in the same direction.
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Some seek to align in the same direction, some in the opposite direction, and under the influence of the horizontal field, they flip to their preferred orientation.
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Drive each pin into the twist going in the same direction as the hair, then turn and push it into the twist to lock it into place.
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One was punished for wetting the bed, and another was made to sleep in the same direction as the other girls with her hands under her head.
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Others tried "to detect short swings in the market at their inception" and put on a position intended to benefit from continued movement in the same direction.
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"If we are deliver on this commitment, we have to make sure that we are all rowing in the same direction," a spokesman told a news conference.
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But the strength of Arrival is that you can see why Banks made the decision she made, even if you wouldn't have gone in the same direction.
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In the past, company officials have floated an initiative called "Commuting Together," which would allow users to essentially match rides that are going in the same direction.
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Hillary Clinton's platform contains many new taxes for the wealthy, and in recent days it seemed that Donald J. Trump might be moving in the same direction.
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Lyft Line is an attempt to capitalize on that, offering something with capacity for up to six passengers designed to pair riders going in the same direction.
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Uber and Lyft each held talks to acquire Skedaddle, a startup that creates group bus rides by matching customers headed in the same direction, Axios has learned.
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And the reason we weren't speaking about the same thing is that we were not looking in the same direction; thus, our basis for correspondence is mismatched.
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It offers 14 services including Hitch, which allows users to hail a car via their smartphone and share a ride with someone headed in the same direction.
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Age and time have a funny relationship: Sure, they both move in the same direction, but the older we get, the more inverse that relationship can feel.
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Later that month, the Department of Homeland Security announced it would evaluate whether detention operations conducted by Immigration and Customs Enforcement should move in the same direction.
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I suspect it will be greater than the acceleration for speeding up, since the air-resistance force will be pushing in the same direction as the thrust.
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Orzel: If you get the ball spinning rapidly, the ball will tend to stay with its axis of spin, pointing in the same direction all the time.
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And I would suggest to you instead that what we're doing on trade is also pointed in the same direction, it's just a lot harder to do.
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But unlike the differences between Donald Trump and the Republican Party leadership he displaced, Clinton and Sanders are pulling in the same direction on almost every issue.
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The correlation functions of this system express the likelihood that iron atoms will be magnetically oriented in the same direction, as a function of the distances between them.
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Spotify already has a fairly sophisticated web client, and perhaps this is our first hint that Apple is heading in the same direction with its own web service.
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Because force changes the momentum of an object (where momentum is the product of mass and velocity), the star destroyer moves in the same direction as the hammerhead.
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Take the highway instead of local roads, because all the traffic is moving in the same direction, and you will not have cars crossing in front of you.
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Other states quickly moved in the same direction, and on Tuesday the N.C.A.A., the governing body of college sports, bowed to the inevitable after long opposing the move.
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When it works well, we're all rowing in the same direction, magic happens, and then a couple people get the credit, which we know is a lie. Yes!
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But it is plain that their centripetal movement carries with it some of the modernising vim that, staying put, might propel those countries faster in the same direction.
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In order to get to Z23, we need to be structured correctly as an organization and all moving in the same direction, with the same level of motivation.
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"The changes in the Philippines, Indonesia and India are all aimed in the same direction: making monetary transmission stronger," said Vaninder Singh, Asia economist at RBS in Singapore.
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Basically, they found that certain objects in the Kuiper Belt -- the field of icy objects and debris beyond Neptune -- had orbits that peculiarly pointed in the same direction.
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Maybe next the WCF can tackle the ongoing debate about why a curling stone curls in the same direction (rather than the opposite direction) that you spin it.
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Dr. Feringa, in 1999, became the first person to develop a molecular motor, creating a minuscule rotor blade powered by light that spun continually in the same direction.
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Both men were pulling the country in the same direction, toward more inequality, more pollution, and, to put the matter bluntly, women once more dying from botched abortions.
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"If you have the planet moving clockwise and the rings moving counterclockwise, that is much more stable than if they move in the same direction, clockwise," he said.
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For all the twists and turns in his rhetoric, sometimes within the space of a few sentences, his actions almost always end up pointing in the same direction.
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For example, when people widen their eyes, the contrast between the pupil and the whites of their eyes nudge those around them to look in the same direction.
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Reporting these kinds of topics is often tough: I see people stuck in cycles of poverty, drugs and incarceration, with their children often headed in the same direction.
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A barn owl, for example, might have evolved a similar mechanism to detect a mouse moving in a meadow as wind blows the grass in the same direction.
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And both bills point in the same direction, toward a steady reduction in fossil fuel use in New York's power sector and in its economy as a whole.
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It&aposs very important to always cut in the direction of the muscle so the flavor of the fat and the meat always stays in the same direction.
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On some 400 trees, the trunks buckle out 90 degrees, creating bark-covered bellies that drag just above the earth, oddly, all pointing in the same direction — north.
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It's an unending font of lame me-too ideas like Friendship anniversaries and Friendship Day, all designed to get its 1.8 billion members all moving in the same direction.
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I think showing respect for everybody … in a locker room, a team full of guys trying to go in the same direction, you better have that empathy for everybody.
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When I look back on this and think of where the band was heading… the four of us were headed in the same direction until we get to Tim.
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This means Asian physical demand may well be pulling in the same direction as Western investment demand in 2016, adding to the case that gold prices are biased higher.
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Some investors said Mr. Dalgaard was as instrumental as Mr. Conrad in pushing for steep revenue targets, and that both men's ambition pointed in the same direction — toward hypergrowth.
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" Speaking to Economic Times, she added, "services like Uber can instantly match passengers headed in the same direction at the same time, thereby reducing the number of duplicate journeys.
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If your phone is filled with food-delivery apps like DoorDash, Uber Eats or Postmates then you're in luck — it looks like restaurants are headed in the same direction.
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The teams enter February separated by a half-game in the East and within shouting distance of first-place Cleveland, but they aren't necessarily trending in the same direction.
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After nearly a decade of ultra-easy monetary policy, major central banks now appear to be moving roughly in the same direction toward policy tightening, albeit at differing speeds.
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The eastbound train derailed after colliding with part of a work train running in the same direction on an adjacent track, Metropolitan Transportation Authority Chairman Tom Prendergast told reporters.
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" He created waves with a Basic B – 1.25" curling iron & flat iron and recommends curling the hair in the same direction for a glossy finish and easy brush out.
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The astronomers argue that those nine moons, all moving in the same direction far out from Jupiter, may actually be pieces of a bigger moon that existed long ago.
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This is really just a fancy way of saying that it allows developers to ensure that as inputs move in a single direction, outputs move in the same direction.
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When you come on our set, I think you get a sense that there's this incredible collaborative feeling of everybody working together and rowing hard in the same direction.
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Even though she runs fairly slowly compared to a spacecraft, this will decrease the relative velocity between her and the ship (since they are running in the same direction).
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While a laser of that intensity hasn't been built before, the researchers said, such a cloaking system could also use multiple smaller lasers, all shining in the same direction.
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The crude market is starting to resemble the classic crowded trade in which speculators attempt to position themselves in the same direction in anticipation of a big price move.
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So not everything is in the same direction; I think that's the thread during the whole EP. If the beat is extremely threatening, the lyrics are kind of loving.
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All polls are now pointing in the same direction: Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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When the polls shifted sharply towards "leave" in early June, bettors moved in the same direction, but not enough—never once did "leave" come close to taking the lead.
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Kpler, a shipping intelligence firm, said the second tanker, Zarga, with the same capacity, made a U-turn and headed back in the same direction from where it came.
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Dennis Gartman, the man dubbed the "Commodities King" by investors, is tracking an unusual trend showing gold and bonds moving in the same direction over the past several years.
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It wouldn't matter all that much whether George H.W. Bush or Bill Clinton was in the White House; the country would more or less go in the same direction.
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The governments of neighboring Turkey, Iran and Syria all oppose the referendum because they fear it will inspire Kurdish minorities in their countries to move in the same direction.
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From a strategic vantage point, there is no question that the United States — and the world for that matter — is moving in the same direction as the Democratic Party.
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What is worrisome is not direct economic damage, but the fact that the Fed has missed its (arbitrary) 2 percent target in the same direction — undershooting — year after year.
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One longer-term structural concern is the possibility that "we are headed in the same direction" as Europe and Japan, says Chris Brightman, chief investment officer at Research Affiliates.
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Government insurance advocates who are skeptical of Medicare for All's prospects are placing their hopes on the "public option" as an easier-to-enact step in the same direction.
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"When you start to see so many well-done studies pointing in the same direction, it has to get you to think there may be something here," she said.
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That's why, when you look at orbits in the Solar System, all of the planets are located in a fairly flat plane, they all orbit the Sun in the same direction, and almost all of them rotate on their axes in the same direction (Venus and Uranus are the two exceptions—we think they got smacked by some other large body shortly after they formed that knocked them a bit off-kilter).
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When initial experiments in Switzerland and Sweden didn't result in mass withdrawals from the banking system, larger central banks in need of easier money moved gingerly in the same direction.
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Police said that both vehicles were traveling in the same direction on a two-lane road, when 67-year-old Kathy's car struck the rear of Bertulis' vehicle, reported ABC.
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It's true that season 20 was overambitious and the first episode of this season seemed like it was heading in the same direction, but then they really turn it around.
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For the Commandfire's quick-fill hopper to work properly, you need to make sure all of the darts are aligned with their squishy tips pointing in the same direction first.
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"We like to hire like-minded people that are basically racers and all pull in the same direction to get the job in hand done without any politics," he added.
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"Barry appears to be playing out very much in the same direction, with the added impact of pre-storm flooding," climate researcher Katharine Hayhoe told BuzzFeed News in an email.
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But at 37, with her days as a teen beauty queen quickly disappearing in her rear view mirror, Gordon found herself looking in the same direction to revive her career.
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The 26-year-old has helped create an underground techno movement in the Middle East and is keen to encourage other girls to take a step in the same direction.
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Unlike Uber, Google's service will connect passengers with non-professional drivers who are heading in the same direction and want to earn a little bit of extra cash en route.
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Instead, Trump's plans tend to diverge in the same direction — toward conventional Republican ideas, which implies that he's relying on a fairly conventional set of advisers to write these proposals.
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Culinary professionals from Tom Colicchio to Alton Brown note that stirring in only one direction keep meat fibers running in the same direction, in the case of hamburger or meatballs.
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Those relationships could prove critical whenever Ryan needs Trump — and his Twitter pulpit — to get Republican lawmakers marching in the same direction on tough issues like ObamaCare and tax reform.
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"The real worry is that these banks in concert are all going to hedge in the same direction," he says, adding that statistics about aggregate hedging should be made public.
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The idea is that by building a huge company with privacy as a core value, you will lead by example and force the market to move in the same direction.
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He said that historically the two Georgia seats are likely to swing in the same direction, meaning if Perdue wins, the GOP nominee to succeed Isakson would also likely win.
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" — Dan Mulkiewicz, 42, San Diego "My preference would be to have the girl standing shoulder to shoulder with the bull: Facing in the same direction would be the strongest message.
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"They want a period of pause after the shock of this defeat to persuade members of their narrative that they need to keep on in the same direction," he said.
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Moving in the same direction, a committee set up by Delta state leaders said on Thursday that the federal government and oil firms have neglected the grievances of local communities.
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Unsure how to progress after finishing the level in 23 seconds, I flipped the ninjis back on: Most of them headed in the same direction I'd been trying to optimize.
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It is also oriented with its vertebrae aligned in the same direction as its mother, unlike the digested fish, which is facing the rear end of the hunter that consumed it.
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Yet Dergarabedian said he is not yet convinced Fox will move its flagship X-Men films in the same direction, because the the spirit of the property doesn't beg for it.
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In addition, Uber is increasing the number of "driver destinations," which allows drivers to be matched with riders going in the same direction as them, from two to six per day.
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Partnerships with other ecosystems are key—Instacart provides Whole Foods deliveries, UberEATS offers takeaway delivery "at the tap of a button"—and the music industry should move in the same direction.
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For models based on state polls, the core issue was how well an error in one state was likely to foreshadow one in the same direction elsewhere—and if so, where.
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I didn't like this much when Apple enforced it with the iPhone dropping the analog headphone jack, and I don't like now as Android smartphones keep nudging in the same direction.
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There's a total of nine different expressions and Giiro will also lean in the same direction and angle as you or even cross its leg if it notices you doing so.
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At about the same time Tories "R" Us, one of the biggest players in Britain's political market, was doing everything possible to prove that it is heading in the same direction.
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That process happens again and again, creating swirling patterns in the fluid that the researchers were eventually able to orient in the same direction, moving the liquid in a specific direction.
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The opening day performance has been less convincing, with the market moving in the same direction for the year, as it did for the first day, 50.6 percent of the time.
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Morning Consult's post-debate findings showed movement in the same direction — Biden losing some support and Harris gaining — but they still found Biden ahead by double digits and Sanders in second.
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Meeting the Chinese government's top diplomat Wang Yi earlier, Ri said North Korea hoped to build "required mutual trust" with the United States and "move in the same direction", it said.
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It coincides with production cuts in America's shale-oil industry; as one analyst puts it, like central-bank currency intervention, it helps that market forces are heading in the same direction.
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Alissa: And that's interesting, because I think Paige, Philip, and even maybe rock-solid Elizabeth are moving ever so slowly in the same direction that Stan is with their own loyalties.
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"We got into a phase where monetary and macro-prudential policy can go in the same direction," Tomsik and CNB financial stability director Jan Frait wrote in the co-authored article.
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One-way markets, when traders attempt to position themselves in the same direction, often precede sharp reversals in prices ("Why stock markets crash: critical events in complex financial systems", Sornette, 2003).
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While yields on German bunds and British gilts had declined in the last few days as Treasuries rose, "today we all seem to be heading in the same direction," Rajappa said.
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In its report today Bloomberg stated that GM's broader ambition has been nicknamed Maven, and would allow GM owners to pick up up and charge passengers heading in the same direction.
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The laughter that Waldman's performance naturally evokes did not necessarily come from the same place or run in the same direction, although it did all end up in the same place.
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Though all of the planets and most of the objects in our solar system orbit the sun by moving in the same direction, the exo-asteroid is going its own way.
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China's Foreign Ministry said Friday it hoped the United States and North Korea would "maintain patience, release good will and move in the same direction" to push the denuclearization process forward.
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It seems like the Mueller investigation is going in the same direction on the sex stuff, although he keeps insinuating through leaks that there is some evidence of collusion with Russia.
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If all three nations – along with the European Union – move in the same direction, they remain in a powerful position to compel China to play by fair and agreed-upon rules.
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The race environment, he explained, will be straightforward for Gus: everyone is going in the same direction without pedestrians or traffic, and Gus is very familiar with the Central Park loop.
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"When an object crosses the right edge of the screen, it instantaneously appears on the left edge of the screen moving in the same direction," Dr. Wilkinson said in an email.
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The normal pattern you see is that everyone shifts in the same direction to varying degrees and usually the differences in the size of the shift are not all that great.
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Andrew L. Burruss, who was driving a Silver Lining Tours bus in the same direction, was unable to avoid the tractor-trailer, and the bus struck it and split in half.
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Definitely." Especially if you see yourself being with this person in the long run, "you want to know that your life aspirations and your partner's are going in the same direction.
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"It's clear that all the major banks — the Federal Reserve, the ECB, the Bank of Japan — [are] all rowing in the same direction" when it comes to monetary policy, Steil said.
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Google will use the Waze mapping and traffic app, which it acquired in 2013, to connect riders with drivers who are already headed in the same direction, according to the Journal.
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If both sides insist on their own logic and refuse to move in the same direction, even if Song opens a door for talks, the door could be closed any time.
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One way to think about it—unless fighting a very squared opponent—is to imagine the opponent as a capital letter "S" facing in the same direction as the fighter's chest.
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The experience of looking with him was like sitting at a sidewalk bus stop — both of us focused out in the same direction — while he dropped one challenging pronouncement after another.
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The core of Spaceflight's services business is what the company calls "rideshare" missions: Piggy-backing small satellites on the back of missions where a larger satellite is headed in the same direction.
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Asked whether the easing of the risk around household debt and the precarious housing market cleared the way for more rate increases, Poloz said all factors were working in the same direction.
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If you were a mathematician trying to analyze the flow of the turbulent sink, you might hope that every particle of water within that chosen vortex was moving in the same direction.
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While implied volatility generally moves in the same direction as realized volatility, expectations of future volatility have slid this week, as the Brexit vote falls further and further into the rearview mirror.
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"When you're with a large corporation, there are a lot of people that have their hands on the oars rowing in the same direction, and I was one of them," he said.
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Brexit is pushing Britain in the same direction, as the Conservative Party becomes the party of Leavers, who are concentrated in poor and rural areas, and Labour becomes the party of Remainers.
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In total the world's population looks roughly equally divided between places where happiness and incomes have moved in the same direction over the past ten years, and places where they have diverged.
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We are all swimming in the same direction in a giant pool and basically there's another pool next to us which has no lanes and it's just one giant shark-infested water.
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In our solar system, all of the planets and most of the other objects orbit in a prograde motion, meaning they're travelling in the same direction as the rotation of the sun.
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"We have got three forces at play ... all working in the same direction, pushing the Canadian dollar to very high levels," said Hosen Marjaee, a senior portfolio manager at Manulife Asset Management.
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" WATCH: Learn How Jonathan Scott of The Property Brothers Met His Girlfriend, Jacinta Kuznetsov He continues, "Sometimes life takes you on unexpected paths and those paths aren't always in the same direction.
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They exist in a "liquid crystal," with liquid crystal being a fancy name for a liquid of rod-shaped molecules in which all of the rods are oriented in the same direction.
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"I took these actions today to achieve one goal: Everyone associated with the Lakers will now be pulling in the same direction, the direction established by Earvin and myself," said Jeanie Buss.
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The 47-year-old, who was visually impaired, collided with a car that was traveling in the same direction on a road near the town of Gawler, South Australia, local media reported.
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Waze is billed as more of a carpooling app, rather than a taxi service, and aims to connect people who need rides with drivers who are already headed in the same direction.
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To further maximize for efficiency, the company even set up a separate designated pickup zone for UberPool rides so riders heading in the same direction could easily and quickly board the vehicle.
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The company suspended the Hitch service — which allows groups people who are headed in the same direction together — and removed a number of features while limiting its operations to day-time only.
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"All central banks seem to be more ready to row in the same direction at this point, towards tighter monetary policy," said Ellis Phifer, market strategist at Raymond James in Memphis, Tennessee.
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Markets didn't react immediately to the G-20 meeting that President George W. Bush had hastily convened, but there was a clear sense that policymakers were all pulling in the same direction.
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"I think that if the US government is successful in ordering Apple to write code, we're going to see other countries also try to push Apple in the same direction," Stepanovich said.
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" Mr. Sodeke broke it down for our straight-haired friends: "You brush your hair continuously in the same direction, then you find your hair's pattern and continue to brush with your pattern.
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Highway driving represents one of the easiest problems for autonomous vehicles, since the lanes tend to be well-marked, the roads have gentle curves, and all traffic runs in the same direction.
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While states have typically tended to turn dials of complexity up or down depending on state budget constraints and political control, Medicaid programs started trending in the same direction in recent years.
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All the momentum on the right is in the same direction, toward white grievance and lawlessness — in other words, in precisely the direction Taylor identifies as an existential threat to American democracy.
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An optional rear-wheel steering system makes the car more stable during high-speed lane changes, when the rear wheels turn in the same direction as the front wheels, though ever so slightly.
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With that and the fact that the earth's axis no longer points in the same direction in mind, NASA explained that the signs as we know them have completely different date ranges now.
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And I think showing respect for everybody is — you know, in a locker room with a team of guys trying to go in the same direction, you better have that empathy for everybody.
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For now, Google is not pushing the service as a direct competitor to the taxilike services of Uber and Lyft, focusing mainly on matching drivers and riders already headed in the same direction.
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For instance, in a terminal bus or train station, people tend to be walking more or less in the same direction, as everyone is going to work or home at the same time.
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The three-month rolling correlation between the Canadian dollar and oil reached 0.8 in early September, according to Reuters data, indicating that the currency and the commodity move mostly in the same direction.
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Many complained it was too much additional work for the same if not less money, others complained of having to pick up a series of passengers who aren't going in the same direction.
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"If each component is not all pulling in the same direction, it becomes a kind of red flag," said Katharine Harrington, vice president of admissions and planning at the University of Southern California.
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The way it always seemed to point in the same direction, toward the supposed "higher" arts: the theater but not the television, opera singers but not beatboxers, ballet dancers but not body-poppers.
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That is not surprising, because these moons likely formed out of a disk of dust and gas that was spinning in the same direction as the planet as the solar system took form.
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Given the situation, Mr. Fernández's strategy seems almost laughably optimistic: to convince diverse sectors with opposed interests that their only hope is to cede a bit to all pull in the same direction.
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Bikes and e-bikes, the motorized two-wheelers used by many delivery drivers for restaurants, are supposed to ride in the same direction as the street traffic, but sometimes go the opposite way.
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Where some target-date funds held short-term bond funds within their fixed income allocations, others held riskier high-yield bond funds, which can move in the same direction as equities, he said.
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And although each toddler watched the videos without other children present, identical twins often moved their eyes at nearly the same moment — as close as 16.7 milliseconds apart — and in the same direction.
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While these observational reports do not prove cause and effect, he is persuaded by the fact that many point in the same direction, hinting that low blood levels of vitamin D are hazardous.
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This flight will be 10 hours and 15 minutes due to the jet streams in the same direction allowing flights to go faster west to east, though it is still a long flight.
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Julian Fong has taken over as CEO of Fong Investments after his father's heart attack a few years before, and given how much he works, he seems to be heading in the same direction.
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There were times when what I believed was right was at odds with what the law required me to do, and my moral compass did not point in the same direction as department protocol.
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"Our research community has been fortunate to develop an expectation of free and open access to published research, but many other areas of science and mathematics are moving in the same direction," he wrote.
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"Resolving this issue requires all relevant parties, especially parties that bear major responsibility and play a key role in this issue, to work in the same direction and make a joint effort," he said.
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So, with only week to go before the British begin their divorce proceedings, the EU Theresa May is facing across the negotiating table is far from united, let alone going in the same direction.
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The terror that we may be taking those initial steps, walking in the same direction as those characters did in their past lives in a free United States of America, makes the show hypnotizing.
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Taylor responded that he chose not to due to the "regular" and "irregular" channels both "going in the same direction" in terms of prioritizing a meeting between President Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.
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Since October, the S&P 500 and 10-year Treasury yields have been positively correlated, moving in the same direction, when viewed over a mid-term, 60-day period, according to Thomson Reuters data.
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" According to this "super-cycle" theory, commodities tend to trend in the same direction for many years, and gold is one of these trending commodities that historically "has generally tracked past commodity super-cycles.
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Quite unfortunately, all fingers appear to be pointing in the same direction, at a new aluminum rainscreen cladding installed, in part, to make the building more attractive to wealthy neighbors in luxury flats nearby.
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The carpooling service takes advantage of Waze's navigation system to learn the routes drivers most frequently take to work, then matches those people up with others looking for a ride in the same direction.
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But the real value inside a company is when we stitch the seams between each of those divisions and develop a strategy that everyone can get behind so we're pointing in the same direction.
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Paris-headquartered BlaBlaCar, which lets people hitch a ride with motorists heading in the same direction, is one of France's top unicorn companies, or private firms with a valuation of $1 billion or more.
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Several blocks further out, in the same direction, was her children's school, where her daughter was drawing pictures of families that didn't look like theirs, while her son got into fights beside the classroom cubbies.
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This year, I will go to Easter services with my family as usual, because I love the incense and the singing and the joy of so many people turned in the same direction in worship.
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A frontside flip involves the board turning 280° toward the skater's heels on the X axis and 360° on the Y axis, while the skateboarder turns 180° on the X axis in the same direction.
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"I just liked the idea of pushing the hair over to one side and lining all of the twists in the same direction, which was key to keeping this look sophisticated," the stylist tells Refinery29.
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The three-month rolling correlation between the Canadian dollar and oil has climbed to about 90 percent, according to Refinitiv Eikon data, indicating that the currency and the commodity move mostly in the same direction.
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The question now is whether Mr Doty's successor, who was announced by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on December 12th along with four new PCAOB board members, will keep heading in the same direction.
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This time he modified a GoPro with a tail, using a prototype of the AER accessory we saw last year, so that when thrown wind-resistance would always keep it pointed in the same direction.
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We needed to get to that place — to stop trying to drive in the same direction, and be open to finding a different path — before we could find our way out of the dark room.
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As we've seen through the experience of implementing individual enterprise systems such as content management, ERP or CRM trying to get a large organization moving in the same direction across departments is a huge challenge.
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New symbols of that decline are coming at such a torrid pace these days that they are getting difficult to keep up with — new policies, new milestones, new reports, all pointing in the same direction.
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People who are driving in one direction find people who are looking to go in the same direction and offer them rides, with the subsequent deal either negotiated in cash or simple done for free.
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As the college itself made strides toward gender parity, it fired a salvo at the final clubs to push them in the same direction: In 1984, it severed ties after they refused to admit women.
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Hausknecht and the gunman were seen riding their bikes in the same direction on the same street, and soon afterward, Hausknecht was shot in front of a hotel, not far from the hospital, police say.
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Magnin said the imminent decision about the project, together with EDF's planned takeover of Areva's reactor building unit and plans to extend the lifespan of its French nuclear fleet, all went in the same direction.
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Singapore was also one of the first ports of call for UberPool, the service that lets passengers ride with others who are headed in the same direction to save costs and ease inner-city congestion.
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The only people who seemed as rapt as I was, in fact, were the three who were pointing an iPhone XS Plus in the same direction I was and wearing Beats headphones identical to mine.
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The research suggests that barn owls, with far simpler brains than humans and other primates, also group together different elements as they move in the same direction, to make sense of the world around them.
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UberPool and Lyft's shared ride feature, which offer riders a lower price by allowing them to share the car with other passengers heading in the same direction, are now unavailable when users open the apps.
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If the atmosphere as a whole is moving primarily from west to east, for instance, this effect will slightly slow down the rotation of the planet underneath it as it turns in the same direction.
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Trump's trip on Thursday to the Holocaust Memorial Museum was, coincidentally or not, in the same direction as Joint Base Andrews, where she was headed to leave for a whirlwind trip to Palm Beach, Fla.
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To have any hope of motivating all the talent internal to the agency to turn the institution's oars in the same direction requires a NASA administrator who knows how to lead people and manage things.
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Speaking at an event in Mexico City, Freeland said that Canada supported Mexico's strategy to diversify trade away from dependence on the U.S. market and that Canada was moving in the same direction as well.
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The Mongols nurtured the Silk Roads of commerce that spanned the medieval world from China to Italy—until the Black Death spread along them in the same direction, wiping out nearly half the world's population.
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"Anybody who is not moving in the same direction as I am, which is implementing the President's agenda, is going to find this is probably not the right place for him to be," he added.
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It was one of a number of funds tied to VIX, known officially as the Chicago Board Options Exchange Volatility Index, some of which move in the same direction, tracking the index up or down.
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"Sometimes life takes you on unexpected paths and those paths aren't always in the same direction," he wrote in an Instagram post announcing the end of the relationship, which began at a charity gala in 2015.
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"We had these competitive policies where tax cuts were widening margins, and at the same time we were losing margins to tariffs and rising wages, and now they all go in the same direction," said Swonk.
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Gauges of retail sales - which can be volatile month to month and sometimes contradict each other - are now pointing in the same direction, potentially an early sign that this slowdown may be starting to take effect.
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Her task was to make professional contemporary dancers move as people had in the black ballrooms of the 1940s, and her corrections were all aimed in the same direction: Drop lower, don't hold yourself so upright.
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That is, if Hillary Clinton has improved her standing in the presidential forecast since the last time a state has been polled, we "fast-forward" the Senate polling average a small amount in the same direction.
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"If you want to reform the country, everybody must be seen going in the same direction," said Loic Dessaint, who heads Paris-based Proxinvest, a shareholder advisory firm who had recommended shareholders vote against Plassat's package.
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"What's really striking is how in both systems, the bureaucracies aren't always moving in the same direction as the leaders are signaling," Scott Snyder, a Korea expert at the Council on Foreign Relations, told the Post.
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"How Instagram and Facebook people run to twitter to complain when Instagram is down: 🤣🤣🤣," read one tweet, which was accompanied by a video of hundreds of frantic chickens running in the same direction.
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Troy Nicolini, meteorologist in charge at NOAA's National Weather Service, explained that the bomb cyclone brought a dynamic fetch, an event when strong winds move in the same direction and speed as the waves it's generating.
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The shift toward rejecting corporate PAC money — and the increasing pressure on Democrats to move in the same direction — might have unforeseen consequences for the party, said Bryner, potentially transforming the types of candidates that it runs.
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In recent elections, to the extent that the polls have erred they have erred in the same direction in basically all states — so the New Hampshire results alone will tell us a lot about the national picture.
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UberPool, Lyft Line and specialist ride-share companies such as Via, which operates in Chicago, New York and Washington, DC, put passengers going in the same direction together in shared cars and lets them split the bill.
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If you are in a group of up to six people and you're all headed to the same place (or at least in the same direction), then a Lyft XL might be your best choice for transportation.
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Read more: Venus isn't our closest neighbor in the solar system, according to new findingsVenus now rotates in the opposite direction to Earth, but it's thought that Venus once rotated in the same direction as our planet.
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"My message to the leadership has been: We need to energize the base of the party, so stay out of these primaries so we can have everyone rowing in the same direction in the fall," McIntosh added.
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If you've been looking for a way to ensure that your knees are pointing in the same direction of your toes, or that your back remains straight while squatting, this may be the resistance band for you.
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As noted, "Saul" has only become richer and better as it nears "Breaking Bad" territory, with the overlapping plots of Mike (Jonathan Banks), Nacho (Michael Mando) and Gus (Giancarlo Esposito) beginning to progress in the same direction.
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It doesn't mean constructs like the E.U. don't have their economic benefits, but the idea that an entire world region needs to have all its economic boats sailing in the same direction was always questionable at best.
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But if the north poles point in the same direction, they'll stay that way for a short time, and then the north pole of the electron will flip and point in the direction opposite to the proton.
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"If his actions continue in the same direction, during Pruitt's term at the EPA the environment will be threatened instead of protected, and human health endangered instead of preserved, all with no long-term benefit," Whitman wrote.
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Dr. Jennifer Kaplan, who was part of the team that conducted the research in the Bahamas, said it was the captain of their research vessel who first observed that the dolphins always turned in the same direction.
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By orchestrating a merger, Mr. Steffen said, Olaf Scholz, the German finance minister, may hope to raise the fortunes of his Social Democratic party, whose poll numbers have gone in the same direction as Deutsche Bank shares.
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In the case of producing a superior user experience in software, when the vectors of speed and quality are in a tug-of-war, automation can end the war and get both vectors moving in the same direction.
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A move in the same direction for the 72-year-old core brand would be a significant strategy shift and a possible step toward competing directly with multi-brand online retailers such as Germany's Zalando and Britain's ASOS.
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It's reminiscent of the way the slide-to-unlock logo on the iPhone's old lock screen used to illuminate in the same direction in which you needed to swipe to unlock the phone, guiding you along the way.
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It's reminiscent of the way the slide-to-unlock logo on the iPhone's old lock screen used to illuminate in the same direction in which you needed to swipe to unlock the phone, guiding you along the way.
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"Cigano" carries his left as a rapier, stabbing out at his opponent to cause damage, and his fist and foot always go in together, providing a movement of the full bodyweight in the same direction as the punch.
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"Our national security partnership is deep and growing stronger every day, and we need to see our economic partnership continue to strengthen in the same direction," U.S. envoy William Hagerty said in the news programme aired on Friday.
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"It shows North America ... is moving in the same direction, and that's more than just symbolic: it's indicative of what will happen at a global scale," said Brendan Kennedy, chief executive of pot private equity firm Privateer Holdings.
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And it all points in the same direction -- toward major seat losses in the House and a less certain outcome in the Senate where the national map (and raw numbers) are heavily tilted in Republicans' favor this year.
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By examining shifts in the wavelength of very hot oxygen atoms, the researchers were able to show that our galactic halo is not only spinning, it's spinning insanely fast, and in the same direction as the Milky Way itself.
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The most significant revisions Senate Republicans have made to their health care bill, taken together, point largely in the same direction: They would make the individual insurance market even better for healthy people — and thus worse for sick people.
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Incoming chief executive Guillaume Faury, who steps up from running the planemaking division to run the combined aerospace and defence group in April, signalled a broad continuity in strategy, telling analysts "we will keep going in the same direction".
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By the end of the film, Mildred and Dixon have reached a kind of understanding, one that joins them together in a grudging alliance; they may not be friends, but their rage is now pointed in the same direction.
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We're all going in the same direction now: streams of madness dart effortlessly across the Atlantic; petty and stupid local resentments (trash isn't collected on time, gay people are holding hands at the mall) assume a hideous global universality.
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The process of numbering Manhattan addresses dates back to 2373, when the city instituted a system first used in Philadelphia three years earlier: odd numbers on one side, even numbers on the other, both ascending in the same direction.
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To me, the moral, economic, and strategic arguments all point in the same direction: Mass timber is worth celebrating and supporting, but it must always and everywhere go hand-in-hand with a renewed emphasis on climate-smart forestry.
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"We hope the two sides would move in the same direction, take practical actions and provide a sound environment for the trade talks, and it would be good for the two countries, and for the world," Mr. Gao said.
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Should they continue to trend in the same direction, these stats seem to suggest that while ad blockers will probably always be popular among certain circles, the craze may never reach the crisis proportions many in the industry feared.
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The other, less-secure method is known as the "granny knot," done by crossing the two laces in the same direction; this makes the knot actually twist as opposed to laying flat across your shoe like a reef knot does.
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Photo: Mark Schiefelbein (AP)Chinese ridesharing service Didi Chuxing has suspended Hitch, its free/tip-supported carpooling component that allows passengers to ride along with drivers headed in the same direction, after the second murder of a passenger this year.
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Three voting members of the rate-setting committee dissented in the September policy statement in favor of an immediate hike, the first time since 2011 that so many have taken such action in the same direction at a single meeting.
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When hard data - like the Bureau of Labor Statistics' monthly payrolls report, the Census Bureaus monthly retail report, or the consumer spending report from the Bureau of Economic Analysis - are all moving in the same direction, the Fed's choices are clearer.
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When hard data - like the Bureau of Labor Statistics' monthly payrolls report, the Census Bureaus monthly retail report, or the consumer spending report from the Bureau of Economic Analysis - are all moving in the same direction, the Fed's choices are clearer.
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The hardest thing to do is to get the members of any complex organization to pull in the same direction, let alone a complex organization filled with violent alpha males with the collective IQ of a loaf of raisin bread.
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"When I saw him coming on the same runway, in the same direction that I took off 22 months ago -- and you have time because this is an airplane that flies slowly -- you have time to enjoy that," said Borschberg.
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However, the Goldman Sachs report did find that surprises in the two measures tend to point in the same direction (62 percent of the time), so forecasters may be able to improve their models by taking into account big ADP surprises.
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"We're the first country to switch off FM but there are several countries going in the same direction," said Ole Joergen Torvmark, head of Digital Radio Norway, which is owned by national broadcasters NRK and P4 to help the transition.
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"Imagine if a driver commuting into Manhattan could open up the Uber app, enter where they are going, and then be shown nearby riders who are going in the same direction (and get paid for bringing them along)," Mohrer writes.
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When you're making the same mistake in the same direction each and every time, it feels much less like this is just an error of doing tough, gumshoe journalism and much more like perhaps there is an ideology at work.
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The company said on Wednesday that it would hide the personal data and profile pictures of passengers and drivers on "Didi Hitch," a ride-sharing facility that let passengers traveling in the same direction share the cost of the trip.
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Kakao, which wants to use its dominant position to jumpstart the service matching up drivers with people seeking a ride in the same direction, said it would run the service only during commuting hours to offset a shortage of taxis.
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A tiny jolt of electricity aligns the molecules in the same direction and allows them to rotate light—an effect you see when the pixels in your LCD television or smartphone flip on and off to form pretty images. 2.
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" It's been 24 years since the two got married and the sculpture is still in front of their house, Melinda writes in the Annual Letter: "I think of it all the time, because fundamentally we're looking in the same direction.
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"Fazer Falta" offers the best proof that the two genres can be fused—when I interviewed MC Livinho in March 2018, he mentioned that he's a big fan of the style—but other artists have moved in the same direction.
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And especially when every poll, regardless of pollster bias, trends in the same direction like they all do right now for Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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His section, "Four Paintings Looking Right," echoes the titles of his early photo works that commented on the deadening similarity of the models and poses in magazine ads, like his "Untitled (Four Women Looking in the Same Direction)" from 1977.
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And with the demand for sexy, yet inclusive branding being at a high, one has to wonder if Victoria's Secret will continue in the same direction it's apparently going in or work to appeal to consumers who demand much more.
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Here's a comparison with how the Upshot's forecast has moved over the past few months: You can see that while the general trend of the forecasts moves in the same direction, the magnitude of the shifts is greater for FiveThirtyEight.
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"However, beyond the direct impact on activity, the Italian measures, and the possibility that other parts of Europe may move in the same direction in coming weeks, are likely to weigh significantly further on confidence near-term," the bank added.
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The woman who was driving the white pickup told local officials she was northbound on Williamson Valley Road when a black truck traveling in the same direction in the lane next to her made contact, causing her to lose control.
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In normal circumstances, two fundamental shifts — from traditional and religious values to secular and rational values, on one hand, and from survival to self-expressive values, on the other — "tend to move in the same direction over time," Wilkinson writes.
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Hoffman tells me he's a big fan of TikTok, and sees it as one evolutionary step past Vine, but not in the same direction as his new app Does the world need Vine back if TikTok already has over 500 million active users?
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The researchers studied a basic model of these spins—molecules whose spins could take on one of two values when placed in a straight line, in which their spins can either point in the same direction or opposite directions along the line.
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But it never took off because it suffered from an information problem: There was no way to coordinate rides on the fly, no way to know whether someone four blocks away was heading in the same direction as you,right this instant.
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Thus, I would hope and expect that whatever happens in the forthcoming "Phase 4" will be more focused on standalone adventures, with crossover films and Avengers movies tacking in the same direction, having a more limited scope and fewer characters crossing over.
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Google searches for the terms "vote" and "voting" also prove predictive: a 0003% change in search volume in October over the previous election in any given state is associated with a change in turnout of half a percentage point in the same direction.
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"With the response we've had since coming to Toronto, the growing network of riders and drivers makes it easier than ever to match passengers traveling in the same direction," Lyft's Kae Hondorp wrote in a blog post that has since been deleted.
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Bob: Well I mean first it starts with one hundred and eight thousand of the best people we believe in the industry ensuring that those hundred and eight thousand employees are rowing all in the same direction to deliver for our customers.
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A laser is technically defined as any device that creates and amplifies a narrow, focused beam of light whose photos are all traveling in the same direction, rather than in every direction at once, like the light emitted by, say, a flashlight.
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Via's main focus isn't on getting one or two passengers from one point to another so much as on smart car-pooling — figuring out the most efficient way to get up to six passengers headed in the same direction to their destinations.
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WHETHER it is a herd of gazelle, a court of kangaroos or a crash of rhinos, the sight of a group of animals turning from a predator and bolting in unison in the same direction is one of the most majestic in nature.
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LESS HARMONY In addition, the policy moves of a decade ago were about rekindling growth that would help every nation, and elected officials and fiscal leaders were enacting their own economic stimulus programs to pull in the same direction as monetary policy.
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But Benioff and Weiss are likely going to paint with the same shades, and as the show gradually winnows its cast down to the Lannisters, Starks, and Dany, it seems all the more apparent that the books will travel in the same direction.
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The word, Spanish for "straight ahead," was coined in 1888 by meteorologist Gustavus Hinrichs to distinguish storms producing winds in a straight line that knock down trees and buildings in the same direction from storms that produce rotating winds that cause tornadoes.
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When either of the two tech companies that were part of the original Hewlett Packard tech conglomerate are in the news, shares of oil services company Helmerich & Payne (HP), which actually trades under the ticker symbol "HP," often moves in the same direction.
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How shipments are booked on trucks today is quite inefficient, with orders often leaving empty spaces on truck beds that could be filled with goods going in the same direction; and in about 20% of all journeys carrying no load at all.
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"Turkey is still an important NATO ally of the United States, they're still a very important partner in the region for us, and we need to find a way to continue to work in the same direction," Tillerson told reporters in Amman.
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The difference this time is that all eight step in the same direction (the spatial effect is out of all proportion, especially with the unison arcs of opening arms.) On arrival, they immediately pluck their feet up briskly (retirés) with wonderfully rhythmic precision.
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She said that after the market-wide sell-off in early February, the exchange-traded fund found support from symmetry, a technical concept in which stock swings are supposed to end at levels similar or equal to past swings in the same direction.
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It is used to predict the best shipping routes and consolidate packages headed in the same direction and also provides a multi-carrier API that allows sellers to manage orders, print shipping labels and get tracking information from multiple providers on their phones.
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And whatever you think of Clinton's stances on taxes, Wall Street regulation, subsidizing college tuition, or expanding public sector health programs, there's absolutely no doubt that she and Sanders are pulling in the same direction while all Republicans are pulling the other way.
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By tuning just two parameters—density and random noise (a way to represent temperature)—he got the collection to flip from a disordered state, where particles flew this way and that, to an ordered one where particles aligned and "flocked" in the same direction.
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Although the sprawl of that conglomerated power is likely something the American public won't be able to comprehend for years to come—entire books have been written just trying to grasp at the enormity—the brothers' tentacles all slithered out in the same direction.
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Hitch, which allowed users to hail a car through their smartphone and share a ride with someone else headed in the same direction, was advertised by Didi as a new way to meet people such as romantic encounters before it was suspended last year.
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Ohio is trending in the same direction: It's still winnable by either party, but the state has moved right even while Colorado, Nevada, and Virginia have moved left — meaning that there are plenty of scenarios in which Trump wins it while losing the election.
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President Trump's decision to quit paying a critical Affordable Care Act subsidy has given most of the country access to insurance with no monthly premiums — nudging it, however inelegantly, in the same direction Democrats have wanted to go (at least for the poorest enrollees).
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In one scenario, the tops are rotating in the same direction and speed, with their tips both facing straight up, while another scenario has them wildly swerving around, perhaps rotating in opposite directions and at different speeds, with their tips pointing in unaligned directions.
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The poet was depicted with a longing gaze toward the window of the woman who inspired his romantic verses, and Mr. Butoln looked intently in the same direction, at the outdoor pub now called Kavarna Tromostovje, where he first laid eyes on Ms. Trump.
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As black hole pairs spiral around each other they rotate about their own axes, sometimes in the same direction as the orbital motion — but this is the first time at least one of the black holes may not have been aligned with that motion.
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More research is needed, but a series of experiments in animals and some small trials in humans have pointed in the same direction, suggesting that watching the clock, and not just the calories, may play a more important role in weight control than previously acknowledged.
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"It is fair to say that when signals from all three sources line up in the same direction...the effect of those combined signals, at least on my thinking about the policy path, is more material than when the signals provide conflicting interpretations," Clarida said.
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"It is fair to say that when signals from all three sources line up in the same direction...the effect of those combined signals, at least on my thinking about the policy path, is more material than when the signals provide conflicting interpretations," Clarida said.
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So if Justice Scalia's famously literal interpretation of the Constitution produced Heller, and Gorsuch views the law the same way Scalia did, that leaves you confident he'll rule in the same direction on gun cases that may come before the Supreme Court in the future?
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On Monday, 11 days after the Department of Justice said it would end the use of for-profit prison contractors, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) announced a plan to evaluate whether to "move in the same direction" with facilities where undocumented immigrants are detained.
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We have our home work to do, in terms of strengthening the Eurozone, and in terms of moving together in the same direction, and this, whatever happens, in a sense, we'll have to do, ministers will have to do, and we'll have to do on our side.
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Following in the same direction as Rihanna (who launched 40 foundation shades for Fenty Beauty this year), Jenner's making sure to produce inclusive makeup with her concealer line launch, which features a diverse shade range as seen in the photos teased on the Kylie Cosmetics Instagram account.
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The moths continued to travel in the same direction with respect to the field for about three minutes after the field began moving but then, presumably as they realised that their visual cue and their magnetic cue were now in conflict with one another, they became disoriented.
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This sort of routine is a comfort, a way to make sure things keep moving in the same direction, and establishing some sort of routine is often used as a way for those who have experienced trauma or destruction to cope with its long-term effects.
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Observations of the planet have not been made, instead scientists deduced its existence via the orbits of objects in the Kuiper Belt -- the field of icy objects and debris beyond Neptune -- that all point in the same direction, indicating they are being pulled by some object.
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On two of the six days I walked with other people who happened to be traveling in the same direction, since I saw no reason to be alone all the time, but I was alone most of the time, and had full days of utter solitude.
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Lindsay LaSalle, a senior staff attorney at the Drug Policy Alliance, said that while cities such as New York, Boston, San Francisco, and Baltimore have all inched in the same direction with harm reduction programs, Seattle is the first to fully commit to establishing supervised injection sites.
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But the emerging body of evidence on the supply-side benefits of certain programs does mean that the specific structure of a given program matter, and policy makers shouldn't take for granted that the trade-offs around the social safety net always point in the same direction.
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"We are very much on the same lines, swimming in the same channels, swimming in the same direction," Mr. Juncker said at the news conference at which Mr. Muscat spoke, adding that he was optimistic about plans to make the bloc's borders on the Mediterranean more secure.
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Across 9,000 women's matches since 693 in which the competitors had faced each other at least three times and one of player won a majority of the meetings, the head-to-head record pointed in the same direction as the players' Elo ratings two-thirds of the time.
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And this gave birth to a welter of personal choices that seemed perfectly reasonable individually, but that together created a massive environmental and urban land use problem—with many of us heading off to work in the same direction and with cars that contained, statistically, only 1.13 people each.
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"There is a region around a rotating black hole, called the ergosphere, inside of which all particles are forced to rotate in the same direction as the black hole," Kyle Parfrey, the lead author of the paper and a theoretical astrophysicist at NASA, told me in an email.
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The gains have come at a time when "short" bets on the pound weakening were at record highs, generally understood in currency markets as meaning players have little room in their books to bet further in the same direction, and making those holding such positions liable to cash out.
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The junior gold miners tend to be heavily levered to the price of gold; over the past five years, the GDXJ has a beta of 1.7 to the metal, which means that it tends to trade in the same direction as gold but with almost twice as much volatility.
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"History, our decisions, and settled practice in all 50 States and countless local jurisdictions point in the same direction: Total-population apportionment meets the Equal Protection demand, by rendering each representative alert to the interest and constituent-service requests of all who dwell in the representative's district," she wrote.
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With just 38 House elections in the dataset, there are not enough historical examples available to tease out the individual impact of each of these variables with all the others held constant—particularly since many of them tend to point in the same direction in any given year.
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To adapt to a constantly changing technological environment, the question becomes: how do you switch from moving like a steamship – setting course and continuing in the same direction for a long time – to maneuvering like a whitewater kayak – quickly changing course and adapting in the face of new obstacles?
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"When you put it all together, if equities keep softening and you get rising savings and if consumer confidence starts to decline you have a narrative that points in the same direction of maybe less consumption growth," said Ben Herzon, senior economist with the Macroeconomic Advisers consulting firm.
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On a hardware level, technology like Bendix's Wingman handles collision detection and automatic braking, while logistics provided by Omnitracs—a producer of fleet management software and one of Peloton's major investors—will help to match drivers heading in the same direction even if they belong to different fleets.
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"Our three product lines either allow private people to share empty seats with people headed in the same direction (Wunder Carpool), match professional drivers with passengers in 6-10 seater vans (Wunder Shuttle), or give travellers the option to rent vehicles (electric scooters, cars) by the minute (Wunder Fleet)".
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Germany and France now had to work closely together and pull in the same direction to strengthen cooperation in the soon-to-be 27-member bloc, the veteran politician said, urging all euro zone governments to further implement structural reforms, reduce debt and make their budgets more sustainable.
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Across the country, Dinwiddie was "at the forefront" of the monthslong push to persuade Irving to prioritize the Nets over the Knicks and to nudge Durant in the same direction, according to one person familiar with the Nets' pursuit of Irving who was not authorized to discuss it publicly.
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In fact, we found the best human studies that aren't industry-funded on cellphones and cancer all seem to point in the same direction: Using these devices is not associated with an increased risk of brain tumors in humans — though there are many open questions about their health effects.
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While the blades of their skates are slightly curved in the same direction as the corners, and the blades are usually offset, a bit diagonal from the left edge of the toes toward the right edge of the heels, the skaters themselves come in all shapes and sizes.
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But Hu said China hoped that in the follow-up to the summit between President Xi Jinping and U.S. President Donald Trump earlier this month, the two powers could "move in the same direction with mutual respect to contribute to the stability of world economic and trade environment".
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So he needed to go and get that out of his system and go write his own music, but I think at that time it was becoming clear that the remaining members of Architects were really, really tight and pulling in the same direction, so it all worked out.
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In the end, Dryden tweeted that Brad said that he "should probably go" after the woman began laughing at him, and the two got up and left together — though Dryden tells Refinery29 that it was more because the exit was in the same direction for both of them than anything else.
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The findings from the latest Pew Research Center survey underscore that while Republicans and Democrats may be moving in the same direction when it comes to overall attitudes toward China and North Korea, significant differences remain in how supporters of each party view economic or security threats — and how to respond.
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Despite apocalyptic warnings from some of the opponents that the rule would destroy America's energy system, it would in fact move that system in the same direction that the marketplace and modern technology are already driving it — toward cleaner energy alternatives, and away from the oldest and dirtiest fossil fuels.
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"The continued dovish shift by G7 central banks, ongoing support by the Chinese authorities, and the move by the RBNZ will keep pressure on the RBA to also move in the same direction, however reluctantly," said Su-Lin Ong, head of Australian and New Zealand strategy at RBC Capital Markets.
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I think everybody, it helps people not necessarily row in the same direction, you can disagree about things, and obviously certain people leave, but I think everybody realizes that what's good for you and what's good for the person with the desk next to me is ultimately good for me.
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Mr. Trump is said to be close to appointing a successor — possibly Alex Azar, a former pharmaceutical company executive who worked in the Department of Health and Human Services under President George W. Bush — and doctors' groups will be watching carefully to see if the agency continues in the same direction.
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I think a better way to look at it is to understand that white nationalist terrorists — young and rash — and white nationalist policymakers — older and more methodical — live on parallel planes, both aiming in the same direction, both with the same goal: To maintain and ensure white dominance and white supremacy.
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He tempered his optimistic assessment, however, noting that the data are hardly all pointing in the same direction, suggesting there remains some discrepancies and lingering concerns among at least some on the Federal Reserve Board as to the strength and/or sustainability of the recovery, particularly on the labor market font.
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I think a better way to look at it is to understand that white nationalist terrorists — young and rash — and white nationalist policymakers — older and more methodical — live on parallel planes, both aiming in the same direction, both with the same goal: To maintain and ensure white dominance and white supremacy.
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At UT, a research team led by Professor Jayant Sirohi, one of the country's experts on unmanned drone technology, VTOL aircraft, and fixed- and rotary-wing elasticity, will examine the efficacy of a new flying technology, which uses two rotor systems stacked on top of one another and rotating in the same direction.
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By way of illustration, check out this graphic from BDC charting the relevant actions needed in California and the variety of stakeholders involved: As the chart makes clear, the main challenge of building decarbonization is coordination: getting a bunch of different stakeholders on the same page and moving in the same direction.
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The company specializes in truck platooning, a technique in which on-board sensors and DSRC communications devices allow trucks heading in the same direction to follow each other in a tight group, syncing speed and braking patterns across the convoy to allow for closer proximity than would be safe with human reflexes.
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"What's going on in the United States in 2015 is much more typical historically than the two periods where all the arrows pointed in the same direction," Zimring, the UC Berkeley criminologist, said in 2015, referring to the periods in which crime spiked in the 1960s to early 1990s and crime dropped after.
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As I quickly figured out, the best way to think about it is: you can tap more than once in the same direction to move pieces in Tetris without messing up your snake's progress, and you can also instant drop in Tetris so you don't totally go off course with your snake.
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"That was a major contribution to antitrust enforcement, and today's House investigation could be an important step in the same direction," said William Kovacic, a law professor at George Washington University and a former chairman of the F.T.C. The congressional antitrust revival is not just a preoccupation of Democrats like Mr. Cicilline.
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"I realized that there was a different way to reach each [person], and I just realized I had to be malleable in my training style, in my teaching style of whomever I'm speaking to, just be malleable in it enough to get us to a place where we're all pushing in the same direction."
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"That a country such as Argentina would adopt a progressive law as the one that is being considered, following a recent reform in Chile ending the absolute prohibition on abortion, would send a strong message that key players in the region are moving in the same direction as other developed democracies worldwide," Vivanco said.
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"In the case of Rosetta, because we were going in the same direction as the comet, we could observe the evolution of the activity of the comet—how the dust was ejected into interplanetary space, how the comet was heated, and whether we could measure the dust particles coming out of the comet," said Bonnet.
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"Because, I want to make a point that it will ultimately take -- it might not take a million Robert Bowers -- but it's going to take a lot of people all pushing in the same direction to do what needs to be done, and that is to rid white lands of Jews," Nehlen said on the podcast.
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They do so by ensuring that needs are responded to promptly, addressing problems before they grow larger; by helping to reduce repeat medical visits by ensuring that needs are fully met in the initial visit; and by helping to coordinate a complex system of care to ensure that its many parts are pulling together in the same direction.
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Bobby Three Sticks was one hell of a raw athlete and that made him a superstar as a rookie, but coming out of Baylor he wasn't prepared to read defenses or throw deep accurately, and he landed with the NFL's most dysfunctional shitshow where nobody pulls in the same direction and everything turns into Dan Snyder–themed poo.
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But, more important, only from beneath can you appreciate the childlike, appealing way the smaller sculpture reaches up toward the larger, and see that every one of the separate, spontaneous gestures of which each piece is composed — even rods that loop in place, or angle irons pointing down — is carried by the same tide in the same direction.
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The final bill was softened a bit, but another factor helped shift policymaking in the same direction: The election of Pat McCrory as governor in 2012 meant that the Republican Party, which already dominated the legislature, now had total control of the state government, including the coastal resources commission, which was soon reshaped to be more friendly to business.
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Brazil and Colombia are already major producers, and Argentina took a big step in the same direction on Tuesday when Chevron and several other international oil companies pledged to invest at least $20163 billion this year and billions more in the years to come in the shale field in Patagonia known as Vaca Muerta, or Dead Cow.
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The extra curlicues of Barclays weirdness—I found a Meditation Room, which featured messages of brotherhood on the walls, a tiny CD boombox, and a small rock fountain that was not in operation—all point in the same direction, which is away from the basketball court and back towards some sort of smooth and self-replicating Basketball Experience.
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So, this president has to remind the American people of what is at stake in the 2018 election and that is moving our country in the same direction, which is the lowest unemployment for African-Americans and Hispanics ever recorded, or going back to the ways of more money in taxes and increasing your taxes under what would be speaker Pelosi.
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China "hopes that all relevant sides exercise restraint, and avoid doing anything to worsen the tense situation on the peninsula", the ministry said in a statement, paraphrasing Xi. The nuclear issue could only be resolved quickly with all relevant countries pulling in the same direction, and China was willing to work with all parties, including the United States, to ensure peace, Xi said.
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"We have to do a lot better job in coordinating the inside-outside conversation, for these mass-action groups to understand the battles we face in this building, for us to understand their sentiments, their organizations, their passions, and try to have us all moving in the same direction," Merkley said in a recent interview in his Capitol Hill office.
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It all pointed in the same direction: that just as the mercury was rising and thoughts were turning once again to the Champions League, the most ambitious club project in Europe, the team that has distorted the transfer market and — allegedly — bent the rules in its relentless pursuit of success in this competition, was splintering and fracturing and crumbling once again.
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WE CAN HAVE DUELLING CLICHES HERE, BUT BULL MARKETS DON'T DIE OF OLD AGE, ET CETERA, ET CETERA I WOULD SAY THAT GENERALLY THINGS DON'T GO IN THE SAME DIRECTION FOR A LONG TIME BECAUSE PEOPLE OVER ADJUST TO THEM, EXPECTATIONS CHANGE, IF MONEY IS TOO EASY THEN PEOPLE PUT THEM IN FOOLISH PLACES AND THEY GET -- YOU KNOW, THAT'S HOW BUBBLES FORM AND THEY BURST.
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