If that keeps up, Biden will walk to the nomination.
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This is not going to end well if this keeps up.
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Sometimes a person's attentiveness keeps up, and other times it doesn't.
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Bride of Chucky, the franchise's fourth installment, keeps up that reputation.
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If he keeps up that focus, he will get elected again.
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Apple keeps up to 30 percent of the payments it handles.
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If the rate keeps up, the number could surpass last year's total.
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In the film she keeps up, no problem, smiling all the time.
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Waiting for it all year long kind of keeps up my excitement.
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We're going to need a bigger y-axis if this keeps up.
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Do you hope Kaepernick keeps up his protest through the regular season?
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This is not a question that keeps up Xu at night, however.
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He screens numerous films and keeps up with dozens of TV shows.
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Poncho keeps up the work until he finds that there&aposs a resuscitation.
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Whether or not the story is legit, Plaza keeps up her poker face.
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Comer gets to be outrageous, but Oh more than keeps up with her.
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In fact, the whole computer keeps up with most of my processing demands.
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It's Instagram that's changing the landscape — as long as everyone else keeps up.
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At 260, Kerry keeps up a schedule that wearies aides half his age.
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He kept, and perhaps still keeps, up a daily war against iPad games.
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That goodwill could come in handy if the president keeps up his hits.
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If this keeps up, Apple will close at its highest level this year.
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This won't end well for him if he keeps up his combative stance.
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Kimmy also keeps up with her education...with a wheelbarrow full of puppies?
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And as long as that keeps up, Trumponomics is going to keep underperforming.
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If their fairy tale winning streak keeps up, though, don't count this one out.
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He's a hockey and baseball player who keeps up with his two older brothers.
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Our server keeps up with the mimosas, and the waffle I order is delicious!
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He keeps up a great work rate and he hits the body consistently throughout.
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Let's hope Real Housewives Of New York season 10 keeps up the good work.
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As these tests become more common, we need to make sure training keeps up.
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Now, she keeps up appearances in both her social circle and her lifestyle blog.
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She likes real estate as an asset class because it keeps up with inflation.
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If this keeps up, she may drop to her knees just from the weight.
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Any candidate who keeps up such a schedule while sick must have unbelievable stamina.
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If public outrage keeps up, legislators may feel real pressure to vote against her.
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If she keeps up her behavior, the board could seek to terminate her lease.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook keeps up with the president through meetings and phone calls.
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Manson keeps up the profanity count, using "fuck" nearly 200 times in the book.
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"I just think he keeps up the game," a former senior administration official said.
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But yeah, she's gonna need new jeans if this keeps up ... or is it down?
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In any event, cheers to Young, and we hope she keeps up the good work.
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If oil keeps up its gains, energy stocks will likely catch a bid, said Maley.
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He says he keeps up with current events and even watches C-Span for fun.
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That keeps up a federal supply of bottled water and filters going to the city.
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They circulate in a way that keeps up with that social media flow of information.
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It also keeps up THAAD's perfect testing record, with 14 of 85033 tests ending successfully.
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In fact, you're probably someone who keeps up with the news in order to make memes.
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If this kind of weather keeps up, she won't need an umbrella, she'll need Noah's Ark.
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Willie Nelson, here in a January 2017 photo, keeps up a rigorous touring and recording schedule.
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The team keeps up with news and scans sites like Twitter to figure out what's trending.
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By appearing on Kjellberg's show, Musk keeps up his cred as a sort of influencer himself.
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She calls Congress, keeps up with the news, and talks policy with people she disagrees with.
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But around 10% of the country, by area, keeps up local restrictions, especially in the South.
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If this keeps up I might need to buy another one for more plants and herbs!
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They dance around the fringe, having a blast, while the main character keeps up narrative appearances.
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This $83 device is "hand-assembled" in California, and apparently production rarely keeps up with demand.
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Anyone who keeps up with the hit HBO series knows very well that walls don't work.
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If the blockade keeps up, the U.S. risks normalizing a fracture between two key American partners.
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" The person added: "This won't end well for him if he keeps up his combative stance.
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If the game's growth keeps up, it would be the first AR app for the masses.
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If this keeps up, Boone, the rookie manager, might be forced to play whoever gets hot.
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If he keeps up with this tone, I feel a lot of Republicans are staying home.
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Bluetooth Speaker A girl who's the life of the party deserves a gift that keeps up.
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If the mantis shrimp keeps up the attack, it'll go catatonic for up to 15 minutes.
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If this keeps up, her next hit will be a shot of her floating down the Thames.
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If growth keeps up, Hashay expects the company to hit $27 million run rate through this year.
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If the trend keeps up, 2016 would set a new record for foreign takeovers of U.S. companies.
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Eder keeps up with trends in banners but remains conservative when it comes to the American flag.
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It is disturbing that the president of the United States keeps up his unrelenting assault on women.
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I can't wait for the moment where Marlon keeps up the tradition and breaks the fourth wall.
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Something tells me these two are going to have some job security problems if this keeps up.
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If that rate of progress keeps up, global poverty will be eliminated in less than a decade.
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If he keeps up that rhetoric, Sessions might soon find himself in disagreement with his own party.
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But the industry's growth depends on the assumption that United States policymaking keeps up with the technology.
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There have been minor victories with small cuts, but the spending keeps up at an irresponsible rate.
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" Bridgette keeps up the dude-like dirty talk by comparing herself to a stallion, "like a Clydesdale.
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The Senate plan eliminates them, while the House bill keeps up to $10,000 in property tax deductions.
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Here's the latest: • America's allies are pushing back as President Trump keeps up his mission of disruption.
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If this weather show keeps up, those crafty business people in Vegas just might start charging admission.
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The actor, 60, apparently keeps up with what we assume is a never-ending supply of fan mail.
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If that keeps up through the fourth quarter, it would be the slowest rate of growth since 2013.
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It sounds basic, but as long as Trump keeps up a lie, other people keep up the lie.
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The serial killer keeps up his innocence act, claiming an unknown man actually committed all of his crimes.
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But if this keeps up, the "DeMarcus Cousins trade rumors" Google search page will continue to grow exponentially.
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We'll see if this "uncharacteristically noncombative" keeps up, or whether the real Trump comes shining through on Twitter.
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If this keeps up, Clinton will have to find some way to wedge herself back into the narrative.
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If this keeps up, we'll be stuck with only Dominic and Shelby for the next couple of episodes.
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She also still keeps up with Spears, posting a cute birthday shout-out on Instagram earlier this month.
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Ankara keeps up to 30,000 troops in northern Cyprus, a breakaway state it supports both politically and financially.
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Clearly, Enoch and others know what an effective motivator pizza is, and how well it keeps up morale.
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She keeps up with homework and is in the top five in her class, according to her father.
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If this keeps up, the Sundquist staffer who held onto those ashes for years may finally get revenge.
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Luckily, Dingell hasn't gotten blocked, and maybe he won't if he keeps up with his smartly crafted ripostes.
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Anyone who keeps up with the stock market is likely aware that Lending Club is in hot water.
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But the longer he keeps up the heat, the harder it might be for the party to unify.
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If this keeps up, Mr. McMullin, 40, could become the first independent since 1968 to win a state.
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A portable Bluetooth speaker A girl who's the life of the party deserves a gift that keeps up.
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Like the larger model, this mini Portal keeps up with you as you move during a video call.
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Yet you hardly notice the vocabulary; "Barocco" keeps up its pressure by way of rhythm and spatial organization.
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If that pace keeps up, there's little to suggest that the cybersecurity "bubble" will burst any time soon.
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He eats three meals a day, he exercises, reads on his Kindle, and keeps up with the news.
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Still, some experts have expressed concerns about how the U.S. would ensure China keeps up with its commitments.
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If this keeps up, we have a shot at passing the first quarter's record 26 percent earnings gain.
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He claims that if Trump keeps up his business, he will have to close shop by May 22019.
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If this pace keeps up, 19953 will be the year with the second least 21995-point moves since 2400.
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He keeps up a running commentary as he points out recent favorites with fingers the size of blood sausages.
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Read more: No truce: Trump keeps up feud with California during visitCalifornia was denied federal aid to combat homelessness
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South America, formerly an opposing pole, now keeps up only by supplying players to, and borrowing ideas from, Europe.
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She enrolls in singing lessons to no avail, but her partner (Hugh Grant) keeps up a charade of improvement.
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If this keeps up over a billion years, the big puffy planets will shrink down significantly, the researchers said.
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It also keeps up the ratings momentum from the 2018 season, which had increased viewership over the year prior.
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Congress needs to be aware of those differences and draft legislation that keeps up with the changing workplace norms.
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If it keeps up, inflows this year will again top $1 trillion, according to Bank of America Global Research.
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Votel is recommending continued support to the SDF as long as it keeps up pressure on Islamic State militants.
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Nicki keeps up with Simon's Marines and their shenanigans the same way she does with the rest of her family.
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The craft will fly from different production sites in Europe to make sure Airbus keeps up with its plane production.
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If Canada keeps up its criticism, "we are allowed to interfere in Canada's internal affairs," the Saudi foreign ministry warned.
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"I would expect that the market will eventually, if this keeps up, start looking for a catalyst," Stoltzfus told CNBC.
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Originally a cross-country runner from Belarus, she keeps up her strength by eating Russian candy, cheese, bread and kielbasa.
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"The reason that small companies fail is the accounting never keeps up with the growth of their product," Fertitta said.
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The former White Collar star credits his eating habits for about 80 percent of how he keeps up his physique.
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In addition to attending most of her games, he also keeps up with what she's learning in DREAM's enrichment courses.
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And for men — no one ever keeps up with men for these things — but Pharrell just has the coolest things.
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If that rate of payment keeps up, Schiller will have made more than $500,000 by the time of the convention.
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If this keeps up, the electorate will return the Republican majority to Congress in 85033 and reelect Trump in 2020.
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I told her she would get a new plant every month if she keeps up with all her little cuties.
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If Joseph R. Biden Jr. keeps up his winning streak, then he'll have a clear path to the general election.
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Now she keeps up a slate of freelance jobs online, and edits a blog that offers tips on day care.
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If that pattern keeps up, it could mean a sea change in the way that we think about funding development.
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Can we have robust political debate in the US that keeps up with the fast-paced technological changes in the media?
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From an iPad he carries everywhere, the League leader keeps up a barrage of tweets and posts to Facebook and Instagram.
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The Klipsch Reference R-112SW Subwoofer offers balanced, non-punchy bass that keeps up with the reference material you are watching.
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Although the film keeps up its suspense well into the third act, it's not long before the cracks start to show.
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"Social Security benefits do have a cost-of-living adjustment, so at least that source keeps up with inflation, " Kozak said.
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If this pace of companies joining the protest keeps up, July 12 could be a pretty boring day on the internet.
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The book itself has a manic chanting rhythm as Guy keeps up the charade of being years younger than he is.
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If he keeps up his current monthly payment rate Walker will finish paying off his 6900 presidential campaign around Christmas 2628.
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That old "no shirt, no shoes, no service" rule might need to be updated if KT keeps up these wardrobe choices.
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Even as Trump keeps up personal attacks on Mueller, GOP lawmakers aren't so hot on passing a law to protect him.
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If Fultz keeps up his play and versatile forward Jonathan Isaac gets healthy, the Magic should remain in the playoff mix.
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There's a slew of important Democratic primaries to watch as the party keeps up the push for a "blue wave" this fall.
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If he keeps up the good work under pressure, Liquid will be in good shape to match or exceed its spring performance.
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"If he keeps up those channels of communication throughout his campaign and throughout his tenure as an elected official," Mr. Terry said.
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The normal pattern is for a few marbles to drop until the unlucky player removes the strut that keeps up the rest.
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As the auto industry approaches its one-hundredth birthday, it's crucial it keeps up with the disruption that has hit other industries.
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If this keeps up, President Trump might end up rooting for Merkel's re-election and invite her back to Washington more often.
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Clearly, Kasich was trying to show the people of Wisconsin that he keeps up with the Packers -- but dissing Rodgers in CheeseheadLand?
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But Lu, the former Obama administration official, is less sure the tensions will ease, particularly if Trump keeps up his tough responses.
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I think the problem becomes when they want to legislate, they have a hard time writing legislation that keeps up with technology.
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So now the former Rosewood queen bee is straight-out demanding Emily keeps up the good work until they're in their seventies.
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Maintaining relationships with his clients is how he keeps up his business, and he has a lot of friends in high places.
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If that pace keeps up, the company will have at least 26.6 million users next November, more than Fidelity had this summer.
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The talks box Trump in because if he keeps up his bombastic rhetoric he would risk alienating a key ally in Moon.
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Mr. Yong said he enjoyed the annual gatherings — in Bali, Hong Kong, Jakarta — and keeps up with members closely through social media.
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If this keeps up, Republicans may soon need to experiment with a different line of attack — or find a new nemesis altogether.
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That Flight of the Navigator keeps up a sense of narrative tension without an overt villain is one of its great strengths.
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If this keeps up, investors are going to move to the sidelines, and say, 'Let's buy tomorrow and see how it trades.
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Despite what could be a thankless role as a government stooge, he more than keeps up with the cogs turning around him.
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It's a 7nm chip with HBM memory that barely keeps up with a 2080 and when we turn on DLSS, we'll crush it.
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We wanted to know how the brand keeps up with all that demand, so we headed to its manufacturing facility to find out.
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The startup said it will use the injection of cash to expand globally and ensure that its offering keeps up with client demand.
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Head to Walmart to get the Lenovo Chromebook S330 while it's $166 and take on this semester with a laptop that keeps up.
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But if she keeps up her measured and probing questions, which she thinks "the American people would want," she'll not be unseated easily.
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If this rain keeps up, the Gear Grab will continue as scheduled but will be moved from the PAC to the VU MPR!
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It seems that Dan looks at lots of social media forums and keeps up with the world of art in many different ways.
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Mrs. Zollar said Mahogany keeps up with the trends through constant market research, some of which involves watching online communities like Black Twitter.
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Lolo is a huge LSU fan -- she went there back in the early 2000s -- and she keeps up with the school's athletics regularly.
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Still, as sightings documented by gossip columnists or in e-newsletters like Politico Playbook grow more frequent, he keeps up on the coverage.
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In other words, this hypothetical patient slashes out-of-pocket costs by nearly $90,000 if he keeps up his healthy habits through retirement.
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If that keeps up, the year will see another $1 trillion of inflows for the $10 trillion already in global bond market funds.
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On Android, the Xperia Ear Duo app keeps up a persistent notification whenever they're turned on, and also causes notifications for using excessive battery.
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The stream of kids keeps up at a brisk pace through the morning—it's unusual for a disposition to last longer than five minutes.
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I wanted to empower girls that feel good, and to create a collection that women could have that keeps up with womens' busy lives.
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Each year, the Social Security Administration assesses whether there should be an adjustment to benefits, so that their purchasing power keeps up with inflation.
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She also keeps up with several performers known for their outspoken anti-President Trump rhetoric, including Cher, Chelsea Handler, Bette Midler and America Ferrera.
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She keeps up-to-date with her pricingAccording to Huldt, the typical OnlyFans model charges $9.99 a month, a bit more than her $6.50.
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"If the pace keeps up, this year's volume will smash totals from all other previous years going back more than a decade," he added.
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Farmers fear that if this gap between domestic supply and demand keeps up, rice will no longer be affordable or available to most Nigerians.
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I don't know what's more impressive: that Amazon created a huge shopping holiday in five years, or that it keeps up with the demand.
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I don't know what's more impressive: that Amazon created a huge shopping holiday in five years, or that it keeps up with the demand.
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Assuming Hamilton keeps up his impressive run of 20 successive scoring finishes, Vettel needs to win repeatedly and be supported by team mate Kimi Raikkonen.
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Abe reiterated that the government hopes the BOJ keeps up efforts to achieve its inflation target, with an eye on economic, price and financial developments.
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He keeps up an active social media presence, regularly interacting with his followers, updating them with news, and calling out instances of hate and oppression.
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Social media is the way our generation keeps up with the latest news, from Kim and Kanye to what happened at the last presidential debate.
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Goldman Sachs's CEO David Solomon said last spring that it had hired about 13,000 engineers to help ensure that the bank keeps up with peers.
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In our hour-long meeting, we discussed self-driving, his passion for motorsports, and how he keeps up with the dizzying pace of connectivity developments.
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" Another senior GOP aide went further, saying if the president continues his erratic messaging, "Not really seeing anything happening in July if this keeps up.
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While Wimbledon keeps up with technological and commercial demands, its commitment to maintaining the atmosphere of "tennis in an English garden" directs all decision making.
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He landed $32,000 in renewable scholarships, which will be enough to cover the bulk of his costs if he keeps up his grade point average.
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But analysts say they could pick up again at any point — something that seems entirely plausible if Trump keeps up his hawkish rhetoric on China.
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Hamas will face a "wall of steel" if it keeps up its aggression against Israel, Netanyahu warned, adding however that the threat won&apost disappear overnight.
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While she must prove that she is not well, she must still be able to take care of herself in a way that keeps up appearances.
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If Sanders keeps up his fundraising prowess and eventually drops out, it would put him in a relatively unique position: defeated but with a cash surplus.
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If she keeps up the fundraising pace, Omar likely will quickly surpass the $1.08 million she collected during the entire, two-year election cycle in 2018.
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Fans know that Jennifer Lawrence keeps up with the Kardashians, but over the weekend, she managed to get some face time with a different reality empire.
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The Syrian government needs to recognize that "if this keeps up, we may be looking at a complete breakdown" of the cessation of hostilities, Toner said.
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With inflation running about 3.5 percent a year, a moderate portfolio returning 6 percent to 7 percent keeps up with inflation even after withdrawals, he says.
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But whether Mr Patel keeps up the same pressure on the banks will be a big test in the early stages of his three-year mandate.
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Our hero Waffle House shooting hero James Shaw Jr. keeps up the good works with his GoFundMe campaign, which has now raised $231,000 for victims' families.
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Indoors within closed walls, it provides a full and balanced sound that keeps up with deep bass, light instrumentals, and the comforting voices of podcast hosts.
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Moreover, as with other industrial metals, Chinese zinc production is increasingly prone to unexpected disruption from environmental checks as Beijing keeps up its war on smog.
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"She keeps up with the changes," said one client, Lisa Tener, a writing coach based in Saunderstown, R.I., who has worked with Ms. Lafferty since 2005.
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Among the 23 accounts the congressman keeps up with on the social network are national parks, think tanks, journalists and local restaurants in Arizona's Fourth District.
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I never grew up with snow and I get a little excited at the thought that we might get a snow day if it keeps up!
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A third area is is around production, security and making sure that the operation of your security program is something that keeps up with that risk.
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If that rate keeps up, it would wipe out some or all of any trade-balance gains that administration officials secure in their negotiations with China.
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If you're the sort of person who keeps up with celebrity news and gossip, and even if you're not, Franco's presence could be the ultimate warning sign.
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When you buy a "Nevertheless, she persisted" shirt, you prove that you're someone who keeps up Internet culture as much as you keep up with the news.
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Javier is now 36 years old and living in Hartford, Connecticut, where he keeps up a hodgepodge of odd jobs, usually as a substitute teacher or musician.
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A med student keeps up his long-distance relationship while he's at college, and grows concerned about a bump on his girlfriend's arm and other strange symptoms.
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Add in the genuinely startling and disturbing elements at work on the island, and Apostle keeps up a steady rate of shocks, many of them extremely gory.
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Yoshida's next challenge is to make sure Sony keeps up this momentum even after the impact of restructuring and demand for image sensors wear off, analysts said.
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But as long as the engineering keeps up with its size, the prizes keep growing and the competition keeps triggering your adrenaline, I think HQ will thrive.
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Sanders is betting that the longer he keeps up the pressure on Clinton, the more likely she will be to embrace the kind of change he wants.
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She keeps up with what's new by way of a steady rotation of rental clothing—which she said is increasingly common with her friends in the industry.
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Today, she maintains a busy public speaking schedule and continues spiritual work with prisoners and families of victims, plus keeps up an enthusiastic presence on social media.
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As Kuyda's endeavor proves, even when we intellectually know that we're not actually communicating with the dead, there's still something in us that keeps up the ruse.
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That number brag should translate to a decent speed bump that keeps up with some of the more complex photo and video processing software in these phones.
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That weak turnout helped Biden vanquish Sanders in many states Tuesday, but if the trend keeps up through November it will likely be a boon for Trump.
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If it keeps up and if the U.S. withdrawal from the Iran nuclear deal becomes a reality, WTI oil prices will head higher, upwards of $70-plus.
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In an e-mail message, Doi noted that he keeps up with current events, and that sometimes a bit of news inspires him to begin a new drawing.
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Beyond that, Apple has started to partner with health insurers like Aetna to offer free or discounted Apple Watches if the customer keeps up with certain fitness goals.
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Growing up in the Bay Area suburb of Orinda, he and his seven siblings weren't fed sugar or processed wheat, an abstention he keeps up to this day.
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Letters To the Editor: Donald Trump's campaign has reaffirmed his warm support for Vladimir Putin ("Vexing His Allies, Trump Keeps Up Praise of Putin," front page, Sept. 9).
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By the Fact-Checker's estimates, Trump -- if he keeps up his current pace -- will blow past 2,000 misstatements and/or untruths in his first year in office. Stop.
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There are millions sheltering there, with perhaps as many as a hundred thousand looking for new homes in the crammed camps if the regime keeps up its assault.
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Anyone who keeps up with professional sports has likely witnessed muscles rippling under the pressure of a massage therapy gun (and by witnessed, we mean watched in envy).
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The Full Moon is exact at 5:14 PM, and the intensity keeps up when the Moon meets warrior Mars at 6:43 PM, creating an aggressive vibe.
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Assuming the storm keeps up, the solar wind could supercharge the aurora borealis, pushing the oval — which denotes where people can see the cosmic lights — farther south than usual.
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She also keeps up a variety of side projects, including helping Australia build its first space telescope and finding a subterranean home for a dark matter detector called SABRE.
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It is stand-up, in the sense that Gadsby spends the entirety of the performance standing and, at the start at least, keeps up a typical rhythm of jokes.
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The teams are made up of a technical assistant, who visits patients at home; a clerk who keeps up-to-date records; a nurse; a doctor; and a pharmacist.
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But he added that Pompeo wouldn't be making policy on Russia, and may struggle to mediate between his boss and the agency if Trump keeps up the confrontational approach.
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In addition to his intense gym schedule, Jonas sticks to a high-protein diet and makes sure he keeps up with his training when he is on the road.
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The Pioneer Woman writes children's books, runs a store, keeps up with a blog, stars in a hit cooking show, and most recently, she even launched her own magazine.
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Rowling has become so known for her Harry Potter tweets that Brian Feldman's viral tweet from 2015 will be funny to anyone who keeps up with her Twitter account.
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The chief operating officer added that Goldman Sachs has hired about 9,000 engineers to help ensure that the bank keeps up with peers in the age of modern banking.
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If this keeps up, at some point the people who believe their vote doesn't matter will have a point, and once that sentiment festers within a population, democracy crumbles.
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Keeping the hope that Peter does end up with a producer, or some other similarly shocking ending, keeps up the possibility that this very strange season is still worthwhile.
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If he follows through on his promises, and keeps up his winning streak, the Trump agenda could well be defined by its convincing victories instead of its dynamic messenger.
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By adjusting the tube's growth rate to match the coral's growth, the worm keeps up with the coral growing around its tube and maintains an entrance to its home.
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If this keeps up, the universe could end one day in what astronomers call the Big Rip, with atoms and elementary particles torn asunder — perhaps the ultimate cosmic catastrophe.
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The second half of Disrupted dovetails neatly, Lyons keeps up the economic argument, diving into the particularly inept financial management of HubSpot (one that nonetheless yields a successful IPO).
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The win keeps up Trump's momentum heading into the slate of nearly a dozen "Super Tuesday" contests on March 22016, where Trump holds leads in a majority of the contests.
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But, as someone who clearly keeps up with her horoscope, Stone was right to connect these thoughts to Saturn — the solar system's resident disciplinarian — at this point in her life.
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Maverick feels the sting of that loss and keeps up a stony facade in front of his superiors, but he breaks down when he has to face Carole and apologize.
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I was talking to a woman who keeps up attendance at her county meeting just by leaving a message the night before, saying, 'I look forward to seeing you tomorrow.
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And it is very hard to imagine how Trump is supposed to make inroads anywhere if he keeps up this pace, let alone among people who supported a Democratic socialist.
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Some of the dead, such as Orion, "that huge hunter," who keeps up his chase on the shadow world's fields, undergo fates that seem like dim epilogues of their lives.
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Emperor Akihito, a hugely popular figure in Japan who keeps up a grueling travel schedule, had asked to abdicate so that he could give Prince Naruhito, 57, time to rule.
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If he keeps up the same pace of deregulation in 2018 as he did in 2017, that may mean a whopping two or three major deregulatory accomplishments for this administration.
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Keep the first two rabbits until the pair matures, around five months, and after that the breeding speed of the rabbits keeps up with the eating speed of the family.
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If Samsung keeps up the similarities to the Galaxy S8, the Note 83 could come packaged with the same AKG by Harman headphones as an accessory, along with an S Pen.
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Click here to view original GIFPDF Test, OnePlus 23 (right) versus iPhone 280s Plus (left)In side-by-side testing, the OnePlus 240 easily keeps up with the iPhone 23s Plus.
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As a location intelligence company that delivers best-in-class consumer experiences, Foursquare keeps up with millions of phones as they visit malls, boutique shops, big-box chains and the like.
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My bet is that Apple keeps up its successful formula for innovating around new products and categories and that is what will continue to drive the company's growth in the future.
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Yes, anyone who keeps up with the Kardashians knows Khloé has considered motherhood for quite some time, but, does this personal choice have to be up for debate at all times?
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" He keeps up this bit with most of her stories, pretending to be shocked by her accomplishments (which include studying international relations and working in Argentina), later complimenting her "hairless body.
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Forty-two years after he founded Vanguard, and nearly two decades after relinquishing the CEO spot the same year he had a heart transplant, Bogle still keeps up a grueling schedule.
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If this keeps up it could bring boxing back to where it was in the days when Sugar Ray Leonard, Roberto Duran, Thomas Hearns and Marvin Hagler all fought each other.
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With a maximum of four games remaining – which, if he keeps up his current scoring rate, ought to return another ten goals – might Harry Kane be able to do the same?
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Anyone who keeps up with the drama knows that the Kardashian and Smith families haven't been on the friendliest of terms since: Pinkett Smith even unfollowed the whole family on Instagram.
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Despite expectations for sluggish world trade and Trump's trade policy, China - the world's second-largest economy - is forecast to grow 6.5 percent this year as the government keeps up policy support.
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The N.R.A. headquarters here keeps up a fresh drumbeat for the reciprocity legislation underway in Congress, 30 minutes away from the gun museum, with more than 160 co-sponsors signed up.
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"She keeps up with workouts, and is having fun preparing for the baby," says the Dewan source, adding that Everly can't wait for her new little brother or sister to arrive.
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There are years of this administration in front of us, but the impeachment process would seem like an eternity in the Trump era if the current pace of news keeps up.
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If this keeps up, Ethereum might become just as interesting as Bitcoin in terms of shenanigans, albeit for reasons that will probably be unwelcome to anyone with money on the line.
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She keeps up with the swirl of news around the large field of Democrats vying to take on Trump and, according to advisers, has talked to nearly all of the 2020 Democrats.
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Saying you work for Facebook these days can leave a bad impression on a stranger, more so if you're talking to someone who actually keeps up with the whirlwind tech news cycle.
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I don't know what conversations he's having with his family offline and off the mic, but on Ye at least, West keeps up with the Kardashians just like the rest of us.
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Decked out in surgical masks and sun hats, Ortiz's collective - Grupo Vida or "Life Group" - keeps up a near-constant digging operation around the city of Torreon in the state of Coahuila.
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It's the closest thing we have to a video game that keeps up with endless scroll, and the only one that has provided us with a language as universal as the GIF.
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"Mrs Clinton keeps up with popular culture History repeating"Today is the anniversary of Dylan going electric at the 1965 Newport Folk Fest, basically the last time the Left felt this betrayed.
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Secretary Castro keeps up a vigorous travel schedule, but makes a concerted effort to be home with his family several days each week, and shares parenting responsibilities with Erica when he's home.
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George also had a message for Skip Bayless, one of LeBron's biggest critics ... telling the FS1 star if Bron keeps up this pace, he might need to invest in a #23 jersey!
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On a team filled with drivers and crew members much younger than he — all part of his design for the future of John Force Racing — he keeps up by never slowing down.
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He goes to the gym four times a week, walks to and from his office in the neighborhood, and keeps up with his kids, who are 3, 5, and 7 years old.
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A former radio and television personality, Ms. Harris, 85, keeps up with trends, she said, by leafing through the magazines cached in her room, French and Italian Vogue and Essence among them.
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Former Defense Secretary James Mattis, a retired 4-star general, told NBC News that the Islamic State, or ISIS, militant group "will resurge" unless the U.S. keeps up pressure in northern Syria.
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In one shot, the pair was seen sitting in front of a Christmas tree, which King said Kelly keeps up all year in honor of his late mother, who died in 1993.
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He last won in 2001, and spent his late 40s doing television commentary — a gig he still keeps up for the United States Open and a handful of events for Fox Sports.
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TOTTENHAM KEEPS UP PRESSURE Tottenham kept up its pursuit of the Premier League leader, Leicester, by scoring two goals in eight minutes and rallying to a 2-1 victory at home against Swansea.
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To make sure it keeps up, the company said today that it will begin letting you buy and watch cable TV on whatever screen you want with nothing more than an Internet connection.
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She loves him for the latter, but keeps up her barriers with regard to the former, and the divide between those two positions easily makes her the most interesting character on the show.
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Scavino collaborates with the president on tweets and keeps up with Trump's order to keep a tally of all of his followers across multiple social media sites — all without trying to constrain him.
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Which is why we sat down with the star to find out how she keeps up her social media game, and of course, what it's like to be on set with a Kardashian.
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ABOUT VILLANOVA (14-218, 211-22014): The Wildcats have won six straight meetings with the Golden Eagles and are likely to extend that streak if Hart keeps up his hot play of late.
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Many of those working on the issue say they are fine without a formal conference committee, as long as progress keeps up in working toward a bill that can be signed into law.
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His daughter Ashley, a four-time funny-car winner who keeps up her racing certification in case she is needed in a pinch, films it all while working as the team's vice president.
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Rayanne Benyahia, 80, who is in the program for disadvantaged and troubled youths at the center and keeps up with politics through the internet, said he was skeptical about Mr. Macron's economic plans.
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Almost always, in my experience, Pixel 2 was able to deliver the best photos despite having underpowered hardware, and even keeps up with the next-generation iPhone a year after it was released.
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Sabrina also casts Satanic spells as part of the Church of the Night and keeps up her frenemy status with the Weird Sisters, but we're curious about how she navigates these murky supernatural relationships.
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In another photo, Metz keeps up with the pin-up girl vibe (and has us wishing for warm weather) in a polka dot Unique Vintage dress and belt and cat-eye Le Specs sunglasses.
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He regularly tours countries — including such cloistered regimes as North Korea, Cuba and Saudi Arabia — to promote the spread of an open Internet, keeps up appearances in powerful circles and deals with international regulators.
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The strike keeps up the momentum towards the end, with a boss fight that involves the floor beneath players being taken out three different times, as you work through an enormous, robotic bullet sponge.
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The frantic, pinwheeling center of "Bad Moms," she enters in heels at full speed, a pace she keeps up as she sprints from one demand to another, often with her two children in tow.
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Though other Macy's stores may not be as cluttered as this one, it's important to note if Macy's flagship keeps up this level of clutter, it may lose its status as a tourist destination.
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"If this delay keeps up, we'll have to push back the bilat with D.R.C.," an aide whispered, referring to a bilateral meeting with Joseph Kabila, the President of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
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Emory political scientist Alan Abramowitz's "Time for Change" model, for example, finds that if the tepid first quarter GDP growth rate of 0.8 percent keeps up, Rubio should beat Clinton, 773 percent to 48.6 percent.
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Mets fans will hope he keeps up his hot hitting through despair and hope... Through faith and love... 'Til they find their place... On the path unwinding... In the circle... The circle of October. [MLB]
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Glidewell said she also keeps up to date by checking out driving books from the library, citing "The Book of Expert Driving" by E.D. Fales as the best book she's come across on the subject.
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It's unlikely history repeats itself, because the Cavaliers won't have a chance to beat the Golden State Warriors four tries in seven games unless Love keeps up the performance he has shown against the Celtics.
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The town of Cobden, Ontario, not far from where I live in Ottawa, keeps up the legend of a local sea monster known as Mussie, a tale dating back to at least the 19th century.
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Their connection is palpably strong but under threat, and the interplay of unison and do-your-own-thing — the call-and-response between soloist and group — keeps up an underlying tension parallel to the music's.
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Transportation security officers "already do an amazing job without the proper staffing levels, but if this keeps up there are problems that will arise — least of which would be increased wait times for travelers," Thomas added.
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Another [PLL] chat room keeps up with all their Snapchats and outfits so we know exactly what they filmed to put clues together and that outfit was only worn once and the girls Snapchat every scene.
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NICOSIA, Nov 1 (Reuters) - Greece could start returning to financial markets next year if it keeps up with economic reforms, the head of the European Stability Mechanism (ESM), the euro zone's bailout fund, said on Tuesday.
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In "Part 9," the "tough cookie" keeps up her winning streak mid-return flight from South Dakota when Gordon asks Diane if she's willing to make a quick stop in Buckhorn before heading back to Philly.
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Kazakhstan keeps up to $10 billion out of its $61 billion fund in the liquidity-focused stabilisation portfolio and allocates the rest towards the savings portfolio, meaning that its yuan investment could total around $500 million.
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If he keeps up his pace he will finish the season with 1,857 receiving yards, which would fall short of Johnson's record of 1,964 but be the third most receiving yards recorded in a single season.
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Dell IPS LED Monitor — $2369 at Walmart See Details A fast refresh rate is essential for gamers so the display keeps up with your gaming rig, and this Acer monitor is stellar with a 2275.99Hz refresh rate.
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Unisyn indicated that it keeps up with security issues affecting external software it uses, like in the case of Heartbleed, but it did not specify any process through which outside security researchers could bring flaws to light.
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Keeps up calls for greater gun control Obama was speaking at the conclusion of a NATO summit, a meeting whose central themes were largely obscured both by the Dallas shootings and reaction to last month's Brexit vote.
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If the prequel keeps up with Thrones' tradition of telling stories from both Westeros and Essos, the "Across the Narrow Sea" parts of the show may take place in the Valyrian Freehold, the birthplace of the Targaryens.
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Start by running a mile at a leisurely pace, Loenser recommends, and if the dog keeps up without bugging you to stop or acting sluggish, increase your runs in half-mile increments over the next few weeks.
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This speedy environment was MADE for setting records, so much so that Klay's record will probably be broken some time later this year, assuming the pace and the volume of threes being taken keeps up like this.
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Its latest product line is called the Uniti and keeps up that pedigree while making it somewhat more attainable, with prices starting at £1,600 ($2,037), and a lot more convenient, with practically every wireless streaming option supported.
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If the tepid first quarter GDP growth rate of 0.8 percent keeps up, as does Gallup's current +9 net approval rating for Obama, then the model suggests a Trump victory, 51.3 percent to Hillary Clinton's 48.7 percent.
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In this week's issue of PEOPLE, the rocker reminisced on their past collaboration, revealing he still keeps up with the Keeping Up with the Kardashians maven — and that they've bonded over their sons, who share the same name.
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According to a new report released Friday, discussion among jihadist forums proliferates the circulation of manuals and tutorials on how to use VPNs, proxy services, and other tools, and keeps up to date on the latest in software.
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Even when you turn the set off, even when you hike deep into the Adirondack woods, your mind keeps up a constant vibration, playing and replaying words and images and ideas so that you hardly notice your surroundings.
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"Waves" begins with an exhilarating whoosh, the camera hurtling through time and space as it follows — and barely keeps up with — a high school student (Kelvin Harrison Jr.) whose picture-perfect life will soon turn horrendously upside down.
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His surgery does not look high tech - there is a fax machine but no computer on the desk - but Chenay says he keeps up to date with all the latest developments via his subscriptions to online medical journals.
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In the meantime, keep an eye out for season five of Bojack Horseman—which should drop sometime toward the end of this summer, if Netflix keeps up the same release schedule it's used for the past four seasons.
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" TRUMP KEEPS UP SPY CLAIMS DESPITE GOWDY ASSURANCES The Hill : "President Trump's mind hasn't been changed by a top Republican's assessment the FBI acted appropriately in using a confidential source in the Russia probe, the White House said Wednesday.
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While adopting a tinsel-thin veneer of satire, the musical is in fact a winking endorsement of the reality TV franchise aimed squarely at the same audience that keeps up with Kim, Khloé, and the whole Kit and Kaboodle.
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As President Donald Trump keeps up his attacks on the Federal Reserve's policies, Wall Street is cautiously embracing them, giving a passing grade to the Fed's communication since its shift in January to a "patient" approach on rate hikes.
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Fink is one of the most influential figures in global finance, who keeps up relations with politicians in many countries as leader of the world's largest fund manager, overseeing $6.4 trillion in assets from sovereign debt to corporate equity.
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"JoJo keeps up with it and she has her DVR, so I'll see little bits and pieces of it, but I really never sat down and watched a full episode, but for no reason," the former football player says.
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But rumblings of the attorney general's unease have grown over the past couple of days, with news reports saying Barr has mentioned to associates that he might resign if Trump keeps up the drumbeat of commentary on DOJ business.
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He remains the person who came closest to beating Jones, and if the interim champions keeps up his inflammatory behavior, there will be plenty of people calling to see Gustafsson endeavor to the same thing he did back in September 2013.
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With the rise of science that "would have been considered science fiction ten years ago," the industry is "advocating for new ways to pay for medicines so that our payment system keeps up with the pace of innovation," Campbell said.
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If Ivanka Trump Collection keeps up this sell rate, Lyst predicts it would be on target to have higher sales than normal, but it notes that it would only put the brand about 8% higher than where it was in January.
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BERLIN, May 4 (Reuters) - German sportswear firm Adidas reported a bigger-than-expected increase in first-quarter sales and profits on Thursday, helped by strong growth in ecommerce and North America as it keeps up the pressure on arch-rival Nike.
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As a big NBA fan thanks to Dirk Nowitzki, he keeps up on all the news around the league and started talking about what the Celts were going to do with Thomas, when he just started spitballing his own personal theory.
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"And over time you're going to probably see a weakening of the support of republicans for the president if this all keeps up...People don't want to hear all of this angst...they want to get on with their lives."
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Macaulay has a great gentleness, and though she keeps up her wry take on the absurd, she is also engaged in moral inquiry, in the attempt to know and understand what is right and what is the opposite of right.
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The bottom line: The Alta HR gives you cool features of a smart phone, like email, text and calendar notifications, in a streamlined silhouette that also auto tracks your runs, keeps up with your ticker and helps you sleep better.
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Chinese officials have warned that if the US keeps up its new overtures to Taiwan, Beijing could move to forcefully reunite the island with the mainland – a longstanding threat that carries new weight under the assertive leadership of President Xi Jinping.
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He keeps up with the news in the London dailies, has found himself bombarded by Johnny Hallyday tributes in the French press and started reading Michael Wolff's book, "Fire & Fury: Inside the Trump White House," before giving up halfway through.
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You would think that would lead to an 0003-8 record, but the Jaguars have a bye in Week 8, so the path is cleared for the team's first winning record since 2007 as long as this pattern keeps up.
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This abundant liquidity and the ability to line up low-cost acquisition funding with flexible terms is not, however, enticing mid-sized US companies to raise new money in event-driven deals at a pace that keeps up with investor demand.
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The star of the show, though, is a tireless bowed-instrument solo that keeps up its pace for almost the entirety of the track's duration—it may take a couple of listens for you to follow of all its movements.
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SAN FRANCISCO/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - As President Donald Trump keeps up his attacks on the Federal Reserve's policies, Wall Street is cautiously embracing them, giving a passing grade to the Fed's communication since its shift in January to a "patient" approach on rate hikes.
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" Burrows says if traffic to the URL keeps up, he could build it out "to be a landing page featuring all types of social entrepreneurial platforms that are showcasing and helping women around the world to make money for themselves and their families.
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Hackett is charged with three priorities: sharpen operational execution especially in underperforming lines of business; modernizing Ford's business by leveraging big data, AI, advanced robotics, and 3D printing; and transforming the company's culture to ensure it keeps up with the changing times.
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MUSCAT (Reuters) - The United States should keep arming and aiding the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) following the planned U.S. withdrawal from Syria, provided the group keeps up the pressure on Islamic State, a senior U.S. general told Reuters on Friday.
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Even before the New York results were in, Clinton's campaign was declaring the Democratic race virtually over and warning rival Bernie Sanders that he risks damaging the party's eventual nominee if he keeps up harsh criticism of the former secretary of state.
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"While the new complaint is linked and aligned with what the Commission is already investigating, it's adding some new perspective and strategically keeps up the pressure and shows that these cases are not over and done with, and not forgotten," Hoppner added.
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On North Korea, the most pressing foreign policy problem on his plate as of right now, Trump has used bellicose language -- promising "fire and fury" if North Korea keeps up its missile testing program -- but has yet to act on that rhetoric.
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The complexity of the film's perspective — what Baumbach reveals and what he withholds, how he keeps up with characters whose circumstances are changing rapidly even as they feel like they're stuck — places enormous demands on Driver and Johansson, who are simply extraordinary.
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This model is unsustainable and if it keeps up, the International Monetary Fund estimated in 2015 that the Saudi economy would run out of financial reserves in five years, which is why MBS has been moving so quickly to try to change things.
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If this keeps up—Howard's offensive rebound rate is nearly double his career average—it would be a one-season turnaround for the ages, do wonders for Atlanta's disappointing offense and validate the unexpected decision to acquire Howard in the first place.
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"As long as supply keeps up to meet demand, and prevents costs from rising too high and too rapidly, these identified metro areas are likely to see an uptick in purchases from millennial homebuyers," said Lawrence Yun, chief economist at the National Association of Realtors.
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Even though she reads American Medical Association newsletters and keeps up with the Zika news, Stone — like so many other Olympians — said she was relying on the experts at the World Health Organization and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to keep her safe.
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North Korea keeps up the bad work Since your summit with Kim Jong Un and subsequent tweet that the North Korean nuclear threat is gone, we are seeing indications that the North Koreans are actually enhancing their nuclear capabilities rather than starting to denuclearize.
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Political Memo WASHINGTON — John Deeth is the sort of Iowa activist who keeps up with every new twist in the Democratic presidential primary, but there was no way he was going to devote two evenings to watching the first round of debates last week.
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Because if Mr. Trump keeps up the posture he displayed during the campaign — all-out war footing — the future will hold some very grim days, not just for news reporters but also for the American constitutional system that relies on a free and strong press.
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RELATED: Trump laments lack of GOP unity — but keeps up criticism Gingrich has been floated as a potential vice presidential pick, but speculation swirled that he would no longer be considered after Gingrich unleashed on Trump over his recent racial criticism of a U.S. federal judge.
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Those of us in Vermont who have known Mr Sanders since the early 1980's might describe his as energetic (he keeps up with those half his age during the rigors of a national campaign), bereft of the soothing accents of new presenters, and principled and trustworthy.
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" The aide said that Rogers and Thompson appear to be in agreement on most of the cybersecurity issues, noting that both congressmen are "very interested in making sure that DHS keeps up with nation states and hackers and making sure that our cyber infrastructure is secure.
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According to the new proposal, four factors are involved in establishing joint employment: whether the upstream company exercises the power to hire and fire employees, whether it supervises them and controls their schedules, whether it sets their pay and whether it keeps up their employment records.
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Once we've addressed this valid concern on an emotional level, it's time to look at it from a logical perspective and, indeed, for most retirees, it's important to maintain a healthy allocation to stock exposure in order to ensure that your lifestyle keeps up with inflation.
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This makes her the center of attention, but she still keeps up with the gossip, and the first thing she hears is that Harena has married a half-Chinese musician, who has taken her to Mauritius, where his band plays in the smaller clubs and hotels.
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While many people recognize Maye Musk as the oldest model to become the face of CoverGirl or as the mother of Tesla co-founder and CEO Elon Musk, she also had a successful career as a registered dietitian for 45 years and still keeps up her credentials.
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CNBC, citing Securities and Exchange Commission filings, reported that Kalanick has sold more than $2.5 billion in Uber stock since November, adding that he is on track to be completely divested from the company over the next few days if he keeps up the current pace.
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The iPhone photo feels almost claustrophobic where the HTC 10 even fits in the steeple (and has better color accuracy.)But even stepping beyond sheer photo size, the 71.93 megapixel camera keeps up with the very best from LG and Samsung, which definitely wasn't the case with past smartphones.
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Branson keeps up with the site's work section each week, as well as Trump's Women Who Work initiative, a collective of 50 entrepreneurial women — CEOs of companies like makeup subscription service Birchbox, STEM-friendly toy maker GoldieBlox, and financial planning firm LearnVest — who lend their expertise to the site.
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He had a small, sad global operation, mostly run by his two oldest children and Michael Cohen, a lousy lawyer who barely keeps up the pretenses of lawyering and who now faces an avalanche of charges, from taxicab-backed bank fraud to money laundering and campaign-finance violations.
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The show famously opened with two half-corpses discovered on the Oresund Bridge, straddling the Denmark-Sweden border, and Season 4 (reportedly the last), available on Hulu, keeps up the tradition of theatrically gruesome murder — this time the mystery starts with a woman stoned to death underneath the bridge.
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A serviceable but not stylish filmmaker, Adler shoots office spaces and restaurants in a blandly shadowy style redolent of peak TV. The momentum keeps up, though, until the homestretch recasts the proceedings as a character study, a choice that mostly plays like an excuse to avoid resolving the plot.
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A serviceable but not stylish filmmaker, Adler shoots office spaces and restaurants in a blandly shadowy style redolent of peak TV. The momentum keeps up, though, until the homestretch recasts the proceedings as a character study, a choice that mostly plays like an excuse to avoid resolving the plot.
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This album is continuing to bring our traditional Cajun music to a sonic level that that keeps us happy with our progression and it keeps up artistically satisfied so to say and really comes off of a natural, kind of just a natural growth as we've been doing each album.
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The poll also keeps up the pressure on the Prime Minister to get on with Brexit: 50 per cent say "the Government should start the process of leaving the EU as soon as possible", while only 37 per cent say "the Government should take more time before starting the process".
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Sarah Paulson keeps up her status of being AHS' consistent Final Girl, or Final Woman in this case, as her latest character Ally Mayfair-Richards has survived the carnage of the titular cult, won a Michigan Senate seat, and fought her way into regaining custody of her son Oz (Cooper Dodson).
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How does a business, which is currently undergoing a strategic review following Kraft Heinz's failed takeover bid in February, make sure it keeps up with technology and does not go the same way as Kodak, for example, which saw frequent restructuring after the market fell out of the traditional film market?
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Read more: Trump's plan to revoke California's power to set its own automotive-emissions standards isn't about cars or California — it's about ObamaSee how smoggy downtown LA was the day before Trump is expected to demolish California's attempts to tackle auto emissionsNo truce: Trump keeps up feud with California during visit
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Yes, I think that nuclear weapons and AI are actually two examples of exactly the same issue: We humans are gradually inventing ever more powerful technologies and struggling more and more with making sure that our wisdom for managing advanced tech keeps up with the growing power of this tech.
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She Keeps Up With Other '90s Screen Sirens Gellar has a pretty healthy friend circle, but one standout is her good friend Shannen Doherty (aka Prue from Charmed and Brenda from Beverly Hills: 90210), who probably knows a thing or two about being a well-known actress from a beloved '90s TV show.
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"Rotten Tomatoes critic score (Season 1): 94%What critics said: "[The Mandalorian] has an empire of sentiment serving as the wind at its back, and as long as it keeps up its momentum, even those of us programmed to dissect and critique programs may be content to simply sail along with it.
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But as the pace in the states keeps up, and as moves like California's and Canada's give extra support to the legalization movement, it sure seems like all the pieces have come together and the drug policy reform movement now has, in what would've been unthinkable just years ago, a big advantage on marijuana.
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Back in early May, the Instagram account junkbanter, which keeps up on the breaking news about your favorite junk food brands, reported that the old flavor, which was first released back in June 2016 (along with Fruity Crisp Oreos, which will not be making a comeback), will be re-released for a second time this summer.
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Keanu Reeves Keeps Up the Intense Pace in John Wick: Chapter 3—ParabellumParabellum means "prepare for war"—and war is what you get in the third installment of the John…Read more ReadIf you've got some spare cash lying around and coding gumption, Park also linked to a tutorial so you can make your own Keanu gif player.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump plans to travel on Tuesday to the Pittsburgh community that was the site of a synagogue massacre over the weekend, the White House said Monday, making a show of national solidarity in the face of anti-Semitism and hate even as he keeps up a steady stream of attacks on his perceived opponents.
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The following are among the top contenders to crack the $1 trillion market valuation mark: FACEBOOK (Current market cap: $627 billion) The social media company's stock price soared about 50% in the past year, and while past performance is no predictor, Facebook would top $4500 trillion in just over a year if it keeps up that pace.
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The latest offer, which Trump announced from the White House's Diplomatic Reception Room Saturday, keeps up his demands for a $5.7 billion border wall and reiterates a previous $800 million provision to address the humanitarian crisis at the border, but this time also offers to extend existing protections to DREAMers and immigrants with Temporary Protected Status for three years.
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RELATED: Donald Trump keeps up RNC feud, rips delegate process in op-ed Despite Clinton having a million more votes than GOP front-runner Donald Trump -- and a recent CNN/ORC poll that found 56% of voters think Clinton would beat Trump in a head-to-head match-up -- Priebus said he is confident his party's standard-bearer would come out on top.
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She worries that that's what's going to happen — that if this keeps up, if no one can find the value in just plain comedy, there will be no discernible demand and then they won't get made and fast forward millions of years and all that will be left are Marvel movies, Mad Max video games and those jumpsuits we wore at the iFly.
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Trump keeps up Taylor attacks: Trump on Friday called Taylor a "Never Trumper" and said Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoPompeo says Trump-Zelensky call was 'consistent' with administration policy Giuliani hits back at Trump's nominee for Russia ambassador: He 'doesn't know what he's talking about' NY Democrat presses Trump officials on terrorist designation for foreign white supremacist groups MORE made a mistake hiring him.
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He erased Bernard's memories of not just murdering Theresa (and apparently Elsie too), but his entire relationship with the icy head of QA. That didn't work so well in Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, and it likely won't work here either — especially if Stubbs keeps up the suspicious streak he exhibits when Bernie so adamantly denies his involvement with Theresa and seems disinterested in Elsie's absence.
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When examining an anxious young patient, he is able to call not only on large swaths of medical knowledge but on a disarming command of pop-cultural information that helps put both children and their parents at ease: he knows the name of Underdog's archenemy (Simon Bar Sinister) and of Barbie's little sister (Skipper); he keeps up with the intricacies of daytime soap operas and baseball box scores.
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Editor: Mark Heinriche + 44 13 542 7923 Picture Desk: Singapore + 65 6870 3775 Graphics queries: + 65 6870 3595 (All times GMT) Chinese media says U.S. has "delusions" as impact of trade war spreads BEIJING/SHANGHAI - U.S. protectionism is self-defeating and a "symptom of paranoid delusions" that must not distract China from its path to modernisation, Chinese media says as Beijing keeps up with its war of words with Washington while markets wilt.
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The So You Think You Can Dance alum, 31, showed off her still-on-point groove capabilities in a video posted to her Instagram feed Saturday, where she and husband Stephen "tWitch" Boss busted out an impressively choreographed routine to Will Smith's 1997 hit "Gettin' Jiggy wit It." Holker completely keeps up with her husband in the clip, showcasing a variety of quick-stepping moves (many performed in the music video by Smith himself!) that leveraged leg, hip and arm motions.
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Eminem also keeps up his long tradition of commenting on his divisive critical reputation, with an opening track, "Premonition," that references his view that he just can't catch a break from the critics: Once I was played in rotation / at every radio station / They said I'm lyrically amazing but I have nothing to say But then when I put out Revival [his critically panned 2017 album] and I had something to say They said that they hated the awake me / I lose the rage, I'm too tame — I get it back, they say I'm too angry Whether you love or hate Music to Be Murdered By, there's no denying Eminem is still awake, and — according to him, at least — still has something to say.
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The Company will receive net sales proceeds of $46.2 million at time of delivery * The Company's outstanding commitments for its thirteen newbuildings amount to $413.8 million with expected payments of $346.5 million in 2016 and $67.3 million in 2017 for expected delivery of eleven vessels in 2016 and two vessels in 2017 * Cash and cash equivalents increased by $151.0 million in the first quarter * Utilization during the first quarter of 2016 was estimated to be around 78 pct for the dry bulk fleet overall, with Capesize utilization lower during the worst periods of the quarter * Should the current market environment continue and demand growing at the slow pace as most analysts believe, at the same time as deliveries are postponed or canceled and scrapping keeps up, utilization will improve slowly over the coming years Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Reporting By Ole Petter Skonnord)
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