Their stories enabled me to prepare for what lay ahead.
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Scholz said he was confident that modest growth lay ahead.
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Her story reminds me that great things can lay ahead.
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He didn't see the backhoe that lay ahead on the track.
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He didn't see the backhoe that lay ahead on the track.
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It was 2005 and the whole world lay ahead of Facebook.
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But Mr. Shaffer's best known and most substantial work lay ahead.
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To be sure, there was some trepidation about what lay ahead.
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I didn't care about the legislation or discrimination that lay ahead.
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I could not have imagined the life that lay ahead of me.
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Those views strengthened the belief that more interest rate hikes lay ahead.
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But a long road lay ahead, and unity and fortitude were essential.
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Schiff, cognizant of what lay ahead, did not strike an optimistic note.
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I stopped worrying about recovery and started agonizing about what lay ahead.
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Six months of running around America and Europe lay ahead of her.
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I had no idea what would happen to me or what lay ahead.
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She knew days of knee-buckling vomiting, diarrhea, and stomach pain lay ahead.
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Tonight we think of them as they nerved themselves for what lay ahead.
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Torture lay ahead Brown, of Anderson, South Carolina, said she knew Kohlhepp from Facebook.
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Very different two men, but it was such a hard decision that lay ahead.
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There were two ties and four lead changes, a portent of what lay ahead.
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After all, when Adams's political career lay ahead of him, he was just as
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The challenges that lay ahead for the individual market are both broad and deep.
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He said residents in those states were prepared for the tough times that lay ahead.
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This is the time to engage in reforms, she stressed, as mounting challenges lay ahead.
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We didn't know yet the kind of planning, both financial and emotional, that lay ahead.
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Addario and Brown were asleep, and I thought about what lay ahead in the morning.
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After the session, Jorge reflected on his progress and the uncertain path that lay ahead.
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And he urged them to be prepared for the big manufacturing push that lay ahead.
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It wasn't until she left to head home that she realized the danger that lay ahead.
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We're very much at chapter one, and plenty of exciting, challenging and surprising moments lay ahead
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We're very much at chapter one, and plenty of exciting, challenging and surprising moments lay ahead.
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And they were under no illusions that a long fight for racial equality lay ahead. Eric
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" When they said the worst lay ahead, he said, "It's something we have tremendous control of.
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The president kept his word — although two more years of slaughter and civil war lay ahead.
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But the other day he was full of childlike fear of the darkness that lay ahead.
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The collaborationist Vichy regime of 1940, which enjoyed the support of ultra-traditionalist clergy still lay ahead.
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Imagine standing in 1992, knowing that Google, Akamai, Netflix, Facebook, Amazon, eBay, BuzzFeed and Uber lay ahead.
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He saw reason to hope that more such innovation — needed now more than ever — may lay ahead.
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He saw reason to hope that more such innovation — needed now more than ever — may lay ahead.
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This article was meant to show where Facebook and Messenger stand right now and which opportunities lay ahead.
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Despite losing Walker, Johnson was confident that better days lay ahead for the Mets, with an obvious caveat.
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Still, Abe's right-hand man, Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga, said debate on more foreign workers lay ahead.
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And with Boston set to play tough series against Cleveland and Houston, an opening seemed to lay ahead.
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And Trump himself crowed about the investment opportunities that lay ahead on the eve of Wall Street's collapse.
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But if you put it in the context of where the district is, well, hard choices lay ahead.
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Then ask yourself, are we, as a country, prepared for the changes that lay ahead for our workforce?
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As a result, I was not at all prepared for what lay ahead after my husband walked out.
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Stocks started rising well before Mr. Volcker prevailed, though, because investors saw that a different era lay ahead.
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Though Dailey had been granted a stay, it was clear that what lay ahead weighed heavily upon him.
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But with Lexplore, the child would ideally get the intervention and resources for the deep work that lay ahead.
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And now that this tumultuous chapter is over, it's time to move on to the experiences that lay ahead.
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He described the resistance that lay ahead: a determined force of hundreds of jihadists that had months to prepare.
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Known as "the international kiss," it failed to stop the aggression that lay ahead in the decade that followed.
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This, behind me, was the house full of secrets, and here before me was the path that lay ahead.
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All around us, there seemed to be a real appreciation of what had been achieved and what lay ahead.
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Following are some reasons why proving an obstruction case against Trump was so difficult and what may lay ahead.
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A few years later, Sanders sat down with his cousin, Benjamin Glassberg, to talk about what lay ahead for them.
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He was given a 60 to 70% chance of survival, but he was overwhelmed by what lay ahead of him.
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Irene was both anxious and excited by what lay ahead, and I was struck by her fierce determination to succeed.
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The divided vote and subsequent policy statement from the Fed offered few indications that further interest rate reductions lay ahead.
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It's officially winter, the holidays are over, and two distinct roads lay ahead before the seasonal affective disorder really kicks in.
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He was clearly capable of expressing complex arguments, but woefully unaware of the challenges that lay ahead in the real world.
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Carly Fiorina could not have predicted the dangers that lay ahead when she agreed to be Ted Cruz's vice presidential pick.
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Aldred was familiar with founder James Dyson's legendary perfectionism, but even that didn't prepare him for the task that lay ahead.
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Before the show began, the contestants underwent medical tests to be sure they could endure the rigorous schedule that lay ahead.
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Whatever decision lay ahead for the Republican party, one thing is certain: History never forgets and neither does the American electorate.
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The hardest part of the renovation is now behind the team, but months of work to bolster the shrine lay ahead.
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Suddenly, she says, she couldn't help feeling disheartened by the barriers that inevitably lay ahead of them, no matter their academic abilities.
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And during Disrupt NY (May 9-11), Milk will give attendees a peek at the possibilities that lay ahead for virtual reality.
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But the terrified tadpoles were desperate, seemingly aware that a grotesque fight for survival lay ahead should they remain with their siblings.
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After Brexit, and because of the uncertainties which lay ahead the next few months, I advocated raising cash and the market complied.
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When the action-camera maker opted to go it alone on its own folding drone, it clearly didn't know what lay ahead.
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I quickly realized that no Satanic organization or grimoire could do anything more than point me in the direction that lay ahead.
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Even determining how severely lands are affected and the estimated costs of remediation lay ahead in the weeks and months to come.
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The activities were also pretty boring, but I pushed through, focusing on the dessert that lay ahead once my veggies had been eaten.
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The LIGO scientists have created a new way to study the universe, which means the most exciting discoveries may lay ahead of us.
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"Relatives and friends were horrified and very worried for the future which lay ahead of her," he told a Catholic magazine in 2003.
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So when it did, it felt like that record-scratch moment: My husband and I had no idea the challenges that lay ahead.
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Some 29 hours after leaving the United States, as the plane descended, Abdulbari sorted through his thoughts and feelings about what lay ahead.
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But Mr Lighthizer said on Wednesday that this was just one strand of discussions and warned that many other tough negotiations lay ahead.
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" He added that while he believes "serious challenges lay ahead," the US has "confronted and survived more daunting challenges than we now face.
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On Monday, Congressional Republicans pushed ahead with a proposed U.S. tax code overhaul, but risks lay ahead with major intra-party disputes unsettled.
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To my eyes, knowing what she had already endured and what lay ahead in the immediate future, there was something heroic in her.
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Varadkar's deputy, Irish Foreign Minister Simon Coveney, went further, saying that if Johnson's proposals were final then a no-deal Brexit lay ahead.
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I'm so happy we're in a good place though, and I couldn't be more supportive for the amazing journey that lay ahead for her.
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Neither approach acknowledges the reality of how the ACA is changing the healthcare landscape and how to realistically tackle the challenges that lay ahead.
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As a single parent who simply could not die, I was doing whatever I could to distract myself from the risks that lay ahead.
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As Puerto Rico met with its creditors in court for the first time, tensions between the two sides indicated that a battle lay ahead.
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"We've rarely seen this kind of rapid and quick change in climatic conditions," Ruiz said, adding that two more months of rains lay ahead.
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I stepped off the plane knowing very little about what lay ahead — only that this rehabilitation program would include long periods of hard labor.
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Both will do their part to prepare and empower the audience to overcome the surprises that lay ahead in our dark and difficult times.
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In a sign that there more misery may lay ahead, Tuesday's failed rally follows about a dozen similar short-lived gains so far this year.
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By contrast, data streaming in from other LiDAR makers would only show a few dots or a meager line indicating that an object lay ahead.
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Like them, we, as the viewers, might have let ourselves believe a little in the rosy if uncertain life that lay ahead for the Jennings.
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A City Council realized the challenge that lay ahead that morning as they looked back at the scene of a divided room searching for answers.
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Execution is the ability to do and get results, to keep moving forward to achieve your vision and goals despite the obstacles that lay ahead.
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The results were not just a disconcerting measure of Italy's mood but also a harbinger of the troubles that may yet lay ahead for Europe.
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But the momentum was not in their favor, and the legal challenges Mr. Zuma faced, potentially embarrassing to both him and the party, lay ahead.
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Buying a house seemed like a way to bolster myself while the shaky prospect of making a living as a writer lay ahead of me.
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When Billie Eilish posted her first single "Ocean Eyes" on SoundCloud in 2016, she couldn't have imagined the bright future that lay ahead of her.
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It's one of the saddest states a human can find themselves in; bewildered and nutritionally underprepared for the inevitable headache and dehydration that lay ahead.
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Gold in particular was cited by a number of analysts as a good spot to be in order to weather whatever Trump-related volatility lay ahead.
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In 2010 Conservative Prime Minister David Cameron warned the country difficult decisions lay ahead, preparing voters for the beginning of an era of government budget cuts.
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Supporters outside the Brooklyn courtroom and at protests at airports in Dallas, Chicago, New York and elsewhere cheered the decision, but a bigger fight lay ahead.
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An early sign of the difficulties that lay ahead came in February 2013, about a month after he sent around his plan for redesigning the SAT.
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Many American TV watchers were still paranoid about the Sputnik launch two years earlier and didn't know what lay ahead as man reached for the stars.
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Separated from the violence of war until one kick or shake soon followed, waking them and reminding them of where they were and what lay ahead.
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Her prose is joyful if occasionally slapdash, with a few too many life-as-the-sea metaphors ("rough waters lay ahead"; "the tide began to turn").
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We stayed in a hotel so I wouldn't be found and I fell asleep relieved to be with my mom and relieved something different lay ahead.
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Stephen Townsend, the commander of US forces in Iraq and Syria, also signaled Monday that what lay ahead for Iraqi forces in Mosul would not be easy.
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Shahnaz said while it was heartening to see India move into this space, challenges lay ahead, from lack of financial support to getting social businesses investment-ready.
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But as I waded into my seven-month sentence, it quickly became apparent that there was simply no anticipating the daily culinary horror show that lay ahead.
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And I knew that although I would always carry the grief of losing Ruth, a life full of goodness lay ahead if only I would embrace it.
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Some may be taken in by the U.N. But hundreds of others walked out onto the streets of an active conflict zone, uncertain of what lay ahead.
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She suffered from nightmares, and then she woke in the early hours of the morning and stayed awake for hours, terrified of what lay ahead of her.
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But his approach to managing great power relations -- even before he takes the oath of office -- is a clear sign of the global turbulence that could lay ahead.
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After the wreck, the station reported that Freeman was paralyzed and in a coma for weeks, with his friends and family unsure of what lay ahead for him.
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Thursday morning, Axios' Kim Hart sat down with three industry experts to discuss the future of autonomous vehicles, and the obstacles and opportunities that lay ahead for them.
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This generation is young, multi-national, creative, opportunistic, technically skilled, and realistic about the challenges and risks that lay ahead in pursuing opportunities "out there", beyond Earth's orbit.
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I too was feeling a little torn; even then, I knew what lay ahead — the inevitable arguments about whether Max would be an "inside" or an "outside" dog.
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Since the nearest hotel was an hour and a half away in the town of Kobani, that meant potentially three hours of daily paper-chase commuting lay ahead.
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That summer, I had an epiphany: If I continued to do poorly in school, what lay ahead was either the street or, if I was lucky, the factory.
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I recognize this for what it is: a natural nostalgia for the days when our children were small, when life seemed so uncomplicated, when so much still lay ahead.
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Those at home made last-minute preparations for what lay ahead, with resident Danni Joell saying she was "cooking up a storm" with her son, Tyler, in the kitchen.
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In the next few years, Peccerelli and the team got a clearer sense of how many massacres like Cuarto Pueblo had taken place — and how much work lay ahead.
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Once the storm passed, residents of the small community started sifting through the wreckage, salvaging the personal items they could and trying to wrap their heads around what lay ahead.
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But before all that was public, back in 2007, NXIVM, correctly predicting in advance the firestorm of press that lay ahead, hired Frank Parlato to help with its public relations.
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If I'm honest, I had little clue about what to expect – the only knowledge I had came from TV shows, and they certainly didn't prepare me for what lay ahead.
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Significant challenges lay ahead, with a budget and debt ceiling fight on the docket, as well as potentially explosive action on immigration and the ongoing threat posed by North Korea.
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As U.S. troops exited Vietnam after twenty years of conflict, thousands of South Vietnamese who had fought alongside them or otherwise opposed the North were terrified of what lay ahead.
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As the Wilders went on their ongoing quest for opportunity and wealth, they like many who took advantage of the Homestead Act of 1812 didn't recognize the hardships that lay ahead.
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Lulled by the rolling film-scape out the window, I became aware of a strange sensation that I hadn't noticed at age 7, when life lay ahead, vaster than the continent.
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Markit economist Chris Williamson said challenges lay ahead as Britain leaves the EU and tries to secure a new trade deal, a process which could drag on until 2019 or longer.
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Here's what you need to know: • President Obama's final speech to the nation was marked by nostalgia and hope, though he warned that racial, political and economic challenges still lay ahead.
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As it turned out, what lay ahead was a four-hour Yuletide marathon for about 300 guests, dressed in tuxedos and ball gowns, but not, it should be noted, in costume.
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It was Mr. Ali's fourth interview since the nomination was revealed barely 30 minutes earlier, and many more chats with other reporters lay ahead: Mr. Ali is this year's it-guy.
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Mr. Trump's immediate condemnation of Wednesday's scathing anti-settlement speech by the departing secretary of state, John Kerry, no doubt only reinforced the feeling in Jerusalem that better days lay ahead.
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When I reached Koehler to discuss the years of counseling and supervision that lay ahead for Yusuf, he was in Tunisia at a conference organized by families who've lost children to extremism.
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Numerous challenges lay ahead, such as noise level, battery life, and air-traffic restrictions, before we can reasonably expect to see any flying cars, let alone flying Ubers, soaring through the skies.
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But although it was a relationship that would alter the course of history, the author of Colour Bar, Susan Williams, tells PEOPLE there were early omens of the struggle that lay ahead.
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Daniel Guild: More surprises lay ahead Of all the oddities of the American political system, surely the hardest to explain to a non-American is the role expectations play in primary politics.
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In the immediate aftermath of the war, President George W. Bush made his infamous "Mission Accomplished" speech, even though years of bloodshed and the destructive wrath of the ISIS caliphate lay ahead.
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I think he hit the nail on the head with that because I felt like Rachel and I continued to grow our connection with so much ease and excitement about what lay ahead.
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He underlined his commitment to offering assistance to Greece on the economic crisis, adding, however, that more work lay ahead on the economic front in order for Greece to exit the current crisis.
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My parents always told me that I could be great in spite of the racial struggles that lay ahead, but I didn't actually believe it until I saw heroes that looked like me.
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On Tuesday, after Mr. Trump said that defections by leading Republican lawmakers had allowed him to take the "shackles" off his campaign, Mr. Epshteyn gave a preview on CNN of what lay ahead.
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The end of the Cold War produced reams of self-satisfied commentary about how capitalism had won, socialism had lost, ideological struggle had ended and the glory days of human freedom lay ahead.
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After I completed my first novel (inspired by Austen), found an agent and sold it to a publisher, I enjoyed a brief moment of euphoria before realizing the hardest part still lay ahead.
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Before the tech I.P.O.s, Deniz Kahramaner, then a real estate data analyst with the property brokerage Compass, had rallied packed rooms of real estate agents and investors about the bonanza that lay ahead.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Chancellor Angela Merkel welcomed a decision by Germany's Social Democrats (SPD) on Sunday to enter formal talks on forming a coalition with her conservatives, saying intensive talks on many details lay ahead.
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That fortified space will be a necessary training ground and refuge for the political battles that lay ahead, as white supremacists inside and outside of our government seek to undermine racial and economic justice.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Greece's prime minister announced on Tuesday a package of up to 2 billion euros ($2.20 billion) to support businesses following the coronavirus outbreak and said further restrictions lay ahead for the country.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Greece's prime minister announced on Tuesday a package of up to 2 billion euros ($2.20 billion) to support businesses following the coronavirus outbreak and said further restrictions lay ahead for the country.
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"Well before World War I, the philosopher William James, apprehensive of what lay ahead, said, 'We must find the moral equivalent of war' to give unity and direction to our society," Professor Dowd wrote.
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STUTTGART, Germany (Reuters) - U.S. Defense Secretary Ash Carter said on Wednesday that Washington and its allies had agreed to do more in their campaign to defeat Islamic State but that more risks lay ahead.
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But problems lay ahead: Only ninety-four of the 603 countries that reached the agreement last year had ratified it, and the United States' new president-elect has called the issue a hoax. 49.
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Interviewed by CNN's Fareed Zakaria at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, as the talks went on, Mr. Ghani declined to describe Doha as a breakthrough and said that difficult negotiations lay ahead.
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Preparing yourself for the difficult conversations and negotiations that lay ahead will not only benefit the entire wedding party, the skills you develop and utilize will have practical applications for all of your future negotiations.
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When the Sons of Liberty rioted in Boston Harbor over a small tax on their beloved tea, they surely had no idea what lay ahead for what would soon become the United States of America.
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Many more great and uplifting achievements still lay ahead of her, but in my memory these were always tarnished to some extent by the shortcomings and doubts which her new independence all too readily exposed.
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"I am humbled by the incredible challenges that lay ahead and enthusiastic for the opportunity to be a part of solving them on behalf of the American people," Price said in the Tuesday morning statement.
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Truman, Roosevelt's successor, while drawing bold lines in the Cold War through a strict policy of containment, sent troops into battle in Korea without being fully prepared for what lay ahead as American support slipped.
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"The rally, in our opinion, has run its course for now and opportunities lay ahead for weakness especially in the spread market," said Tariq Zahir, trader and fund manager at Tyche Capital Advisors in New York.
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But it was also a glimpse of what lay ahead, the opening salvo in one artist's single-minded campaign to free prehistoric animals from polite society and esoteric texts and unleash them on the public imagination.
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Those emotions were on display last week at Cornell, in upstate New York, where students confronted the logistical hurdles that lay ahead — How do you attend an online lecture from several time zones away in Pakistan?
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Investors were reminded Wednesday of the challenges that lay ahead for General Electric, as the company reported steep revenue declines and said it was being investigated by the Securities and Exchange Commission over its accounting practices.
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It's like a Hummer or a Jeep, something that's meant to get beat up, meant to get shot at, meant to grind its way through the most horrifying terrain and terrible circumstances that lay ahead of it.
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I paused as I contemplated what lay ahead: calling subbros "Sir" and subbrettes "Ma'am," serving them drinks, cleaning their toilets, making sure commies don't hop the line, all so I don't get hit with an additional 24.
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The 38-year-old former mayor's campaign is on an upswing after a narrow win in Iowa and close second-place finish in New Hampshire, but far tougher tests lay ahead in states with more diverse populations.
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On that day as I contemplated what my boss would be like, what work I would be given, and indeed, what was for lunch, I don't think I would have imagined the journey that lay ahead of me.
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Seventy years ago, on the morning of March 17, 1946, Jackie Robinson sat with his wife Rachel in a small bedroom in a stranger's home in Daytona Beach, Florida, and wondered what lay ahead for him that afternoon.
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The House report also said that Wells Fargo had dragged its feet on fixing internal controls and that in the spring of 2017, its senior leaders displayed a cavalier attitude toward the tasks that lay ahead of them.
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In Nairobi, where we went through hostile environment and emergency first-aid training before embarking on a reporting fellowship in Uganda last year, we bounced on a trampoline set up in our hotel, beyond excited for what lay ahead.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May said on Monday several European Union leaders had commended her on a speech to her ruling Conservative Party earlier this month that was widely seen as signaling a "hard Brexit" lay ahead.
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At that moment, whatever problems lay ahead, the magnitude and sheer joy of what was happening pushed aside any doubt that, in time, liberated people (and rabbits) would adapt and flourish, that the world would become a better place.
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I knew before going into that week that I had been wanting to meet Rachel's family during hometown dates and so when we spoke about the week that lay ahead this was the first time we ever talked about race.
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Slim, who for a time was listed by Forbes as the world's richest man, did not confirm the president's unexpected announcement, but said through a spokesman that hard work lay ahead for the two of them over the next six years.
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Congressional Republicans pushed ahead on Monday on a U.S. tax code overhaul as a Senate panel considered the issue, but risks lay ahead with major intraparty disputes unsettled and President Donald Trump returning soon from Asia as the debate heats up.
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Ahunna Eziakonwa, head of the U.N. in Ethiopia, said moves taken by the two east African neighbors to normalize ties in recent weeks had "sown seeds of hope" - but added that many challenges lay ahead on their road to recovery.
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Turbulent years lay ahead for Spears: A quick marriage, two kids, a messy divorce and custody battle would all take place within five years of Crossroads' release, ultimately leading to Spears' involuntary commitment to a mental health facility in 2008.
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In a New Year&aposs Day message to the North Korean people, Kim warned that further economic "belt tightening" lay ahead, and he pledged to never relinquish his nuclear arsenal, long seen as a guarantor of the country&aposs power.
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The official line was that Cimetière du Montparnasse had no idea why the sculpture had been boxed up, nor what lay ahead for it, only that it was "the family" who was doing this, and thus beyond the cemetery's control.
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But he challenged some of his closest allies who want to leave the 28-member bloc to explain what lay ahead if Britons voted with them at a June 23 referendum, and to stop hiding behind arguments offering the "illusion of sovereignty".
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Congressional Republicans pushed ahead on Monday on a U.S. tax code overhaul as a Senate panel considered the issue, but risks lay ahead with major intraparty disputes unsettled and President Donald Trump returning soon from Asia as the debate heats up.
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But he could not have given me answers, just as no one could have articulated what lay ahead for me at other junctures, such as when I started medical school, became a husband and a father or at the time of my diagnosis.
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So while others in my position may have reacted to the discovery of /r/popping, an entire Reddit forum dedicated to popping, with glee and excitement for the hours of vicarious pimple-popping that lay ahead of them, I wanted to lay down and die.
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Sources close to Trump repeat the cliché that he wants to run the White House like the Trump Organization — an unstructured family business where he woke most days unsure of what lay ahead, and ran his business like a series of jazz improv sets.
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On Wednesday, the Silicon Valley social-networking firm announced the financial results for its third fiscal quarter, and on a conference call with industry analysts Zuckerberg took some time to deliver a speech about his company's principles and to caution that further hard times lay ahead.
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In an appearance this weekend in Pittsburgh, the former secretary of state and presidential candidate described the current administration as pushing a system of "organized cruelty" and warned Americans of the "grim" future that lay ahead if they don't vote Republicans out of Congress in November.
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But a bigger trial lay ahead in the final laps of the race: As predicted, with Rosberg less than a second behind him, Hamilton drove as slowly as he could in order to push Rosberg into Sebastian Vettel of Ferrari, who was catching him, and Verstappen.
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"In recognition of the opportunities and challenges that lay ahead and the increasing convergence of cyber security and digital economy issues, it is clear that cyber statecraft requires a more deliberate and systematic treatment than the stand-alone office of a coordinator can provide," the official wrote.
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When I went home, I collapsed in my bed for a few hours to sleep off the pain and the drain on my energy not only incurred by the excursion itself, but by the enormous anxiety over what may lay ahead for me without my current health insurance.
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"The Dalai Lama: An Extraordinary Life" is strongest on the early period, starting, wisely, not with the 14th Dalai Lama, but the 13th (1876-1933), who faced so many of the challenges that his successor would inherit and who left a chillingly prescient prophecy of what lay ahead for his country.
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A splashy 234th season kickoff event on Wednesday at a posh Manhattan hotel overlooking Central Park was not meant as a celebration of the past but of the riches that lay ahead, so there was no need to dwell on a troubling bottom line which is written in red ink.
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In the lead role, the then-37-year-old Morse was still better-known at the time for his long stint on the TV series St. Elsewhere then for the run of memorable big-screen character roles that lay ahead of him in movies including Contact, Dancer in the Dark, and The Green Mile.
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We're very much at chapter one, and plenty of exciting, challenging and surprising moments lay ahead Deeper integration between hardware, software, and content will be required to bring VR/AR into the mainstream, making Apple an interesting contender in the race, and certainly not one to dismiss for starting late (especially since we don't know how long it's been working on VR).
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For Georgia and the Carolinas, the worst still lay ahead, with the storm expected to threaten coastal cities like Savannah, Ga.; Charleston, S.C.; and Wilmington, N.C. And in Haiti, which suffered a disastrous strike by Matthew on Tuesday and Wednesday, the toll continued to mount as residents dug out and communications and travel were restored to areas that had been cut off.
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Having just left base camp, the six men stood atop a 40-foot-high wall of ice at the edge of the Arctic Ocean and looked at what lay ahead: stretching over the horizon, an unending moonscape of ice boulders, crevices and pack ice contorted by vast floes whose constant motion created steep pressure ridges and black stretches of open water known as leads.
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Fresh off a devastating breakup, Patel couldn't have imagined the whirlwind that lay ahead; that his sister Geeta would document the journey to find a suitable Indian bride, that they would try to frame the story as a romantic comedy, that they'd be rejected from every major festival — or that their resultant family documentary, Meet the Patels, would eventually be shown on five screens nationwide and then explode onto more than 100.
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I left the house in a cute black faux-leather skirt that my roommate had given an unenthusiastic yes, a casual gloss on the lip (it was a first date, after all), and headphones to block out the harassment I will get on the street so I can instead focus on the possibilities that lay ahead: Maybe we will sit in near-silence for 30 minutes and only talk about the weather?
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