That wasn't just complaining — that was laying the groundwork.
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They're also laying the groundwork for a much bigger shift.
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But Su had to start laying the groundwork in 2014.
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The accounts appeared to be laying the groundwork for 2020.
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HEMMER: So are you laying the groundwork for maybe your future?
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More importantly, HMD is laying the groundwork for the future here.
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What's the best way to start laying the groundwork for that?
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Watch for signs his campaign hands are quietly laying the groundwork.
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Unfortunately for you, laying the groundwork for a race takes time.
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But Rubio was quite clearly laying the groundwork for a campaign.
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Mr. Iger has spent years laying the groundwork for Disney Plus.
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She's also laying the groundwork to do more business in China.
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Donald Trump's administration is laying the groundwork to build a wall.
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We are laying the groundwork for the deployment of 5G across Europe.
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But Democrats believe they are laying the groundwork for 2020 and beyond.
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Meanwhile, the NHL is already laying the groundwork for the 23 lockout.
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"He'd been laying the groundwork for Disney+ for years," USC's Cole said.
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The request was rejected, laying the groundwork for the impending Trump dynasty.
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Or were those laying the groundwork for the movement to slowly build?
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Time and again, they devoted days of unpaid labor laying the groundwork.
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She's laying the groundwork for action on these ideas down the road.
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If it were a real possibility, they'd be laying the groundwork, Greene suspects.
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Ford is laying the groundwork for autonomous ride-hailing and delivery in Miami.
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The Cohen hearing pushed things even further, laying the groundwork for more exposure.
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But they are carefully laying the groundwork for easing policy … later this year.
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The feature called Summon is laying the groundwork for much bigger plans however.
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I think we were successful in laying the groundwork for the coming change.
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With this budget, the government is laying the groundwork to resettle 10,000 more.
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Ford is laying the groundwork for its autonomous vehicle business in Miami, Fla.
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And second, the White House is laying the groundwork for Mueller's potential firing.
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Now, it appears, Facebook is laying the groundwork for its own, similar expansion.
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A decade ago, New Jersey Transit was laying the groundwork for robust growth.
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How much of your run is about laying the groundwork for SAM's future?
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A number of rival companies have been laying the groundwork for air taxis.
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Mr. Trump is already laying the groundwork to attack Mr. Horowitz's coming report.
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Foreign hackers for years have been laying the groundwork for just this moment.
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The Saudi authorities also appeared to be laying the groundwork to blame Gen.
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Dodd-Frank's critics spent much of 2202 laying the groundwork for its undoing.
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The Tibetan Buddhist leader may be laying the groundwork for a reincarnation there.
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Instagram has been quietly laying the groundwork to become an online shopping paradise.
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Dodd-Frank's critics spent much of 2017 laying the groundwork for its undoing.
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Is she laying the groundwork for yet another phase of a political career?
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Nevertheless, commentators insisted Mueller was just laying the groundwork for his major filing.
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Still, he's laying the groundwork to squash the beef ... though, it hasn't happened yet.
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The party has been laying the groundwork for Xi not to have to go.
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Trump himself began laying the groundwork for the speech's emotional zenith a month ago.
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Flashback: The Federal Reserve looks to be laying the groundwork for interest rate cuts
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But it seems that the company is laying the groundwork for an audiobook store.
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Trump has suggested he could be laying the groundwork for a new nuclear deal.
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Zuckerberg has been laying the groundwork to be a philanthropist in the Gates mold.
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For many weeks, conservative media has been laying the groundwork for this next stage.
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But Motion Sense could be laying the groundwork for bigger advancements in the future
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Toni Some suspect that Trump is already laying the groundwork for skipping the debates.
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The Scottish government says it is laying the groundwork for a new independence referendum.
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Barber's research has been central in laying the groundwork for projects around the country.
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The role of paid ads was more indirect, laying the groundwork for that sharing.
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In fact, he appears to be laying the groundwork for just such an argument.
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Success depends on laying the groundwork today with smart investments, especially in health care.
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Flashback: When Bloomberg prepared to run for mayor, he spent time laying the groundwork.
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Mr. Trump has entrusted Mr. Pompeo with laying the groundwork for a successful summit.
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The president could be laying the groundwork to blame GOP losses on a rigged system.
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The Arizona Republic first reported that Masters is laying the groundwork to run for office.
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This month, the Corn Moon is all about laying the groundwork for things to come.
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Nor does he share Pence's task of laying the groundwork for a future presidential run.
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It is encouraging to see some policymakers laying the groundwork for a thoughtful debate. Sen.
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Go deeper: The Federal Reserve looks to be laying the groundwork for interest rate cuts
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Related: The US Military Is Laying the Groundwork to Take Back Iraq's Second Largest City
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She's quoting Martin Luther King Jr., but she's also laying the groundwork for the series.
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So ... this all seems like Trump laying the groundwork for potentially getting rid of Mueller.
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And Romney's speech today could be part of laying the groundwork for such an option.
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Ms Rousseff pursued these policies in her first term, laying the groundwork for today's crisis.
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While laying the groundwork, they hired a visual effects director named James Jensen for help.
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But Booker's team has already been laying the groundwork for a potential campaign for months.
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If the right is smart, laying the groundwork for a successful 2020 will start now.
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However, in recent times it has been laying the groundwork to do more in music.
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Laying the groundwork Mnuchin and Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer spoke twice by phone on Tuesday.
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General Motors also envisions an electric-powered future, and is laying the groundwork for it.
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Trump is also laying the groundwork to increase coal production and drill for more oil.
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Meanwhile, the Koreas have been laying the groundwork for improving their relationship on multiple fronts.
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Right-wing media have been laying the groundwork for Trump's acquittal for half a century.
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Last week, both sides offered goodwill gestures aimed at laying the groundwork for productive talks.
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One beaten-up corner of the market is laying the groundwork for a major comeback.
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Mr. Stephenson has been laying the groundwork with the Trump administration for a few weeks.
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Bannon is plotting — laying the groundwork for primary challengers to a slate of GOP incumbents.
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Bernie Sanders is laying the groundwork to launch a bigger presidential campaign than his first.
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But that does not stop the two countries from laying the groundwork for a future deal.
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Corporations, meanwhile, have gorged on cheap debt, possibly laying the groundwork for the next crisis. tmsnrt.
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But even before that happens, Republicans are already laying the groundwork to vote on Kavanaugh's confirmation.
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But other judges on the court began laying the groundwork to overturn the ruling almost immediately.
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But then things took a peculiar turn, laying the groundwork for a host of conspiracy theories.
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"This is exactly what we've been laying the groundwork for for a long time," Foser said.
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Abe is already laying the groundwork for new government spending to offset weakness in household consumption.
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Attacks like the ones against Omar are laying the groundwork for calling the eventual nominee extreme.
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In the early 1990s, the U.S. government began laying the groundwork for what would become NAFTA.
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In a meeting held by the FKMCD yesterday, officials began laying the groundwork for upcoming tests.
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Fantastic Beasts is clearly laying the groundwork for a much larger, more interesting conflict to come.
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In the meantime, the pair has spent the past year laying the groundwork for the farm.
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Trump's plan has been met with enthusiasm from Republican lawmakers who are already laying the groundwork.
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Instead, Trump is now laying the groundwork for selling a very bad deal if need be.
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Goldman is also laying the groundwork to cut salaries and bonuses across the firm in 2016.
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The Trump administration is laying the groundwork to renegotiate the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).
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The nationwide effort could be laying the groundwork for another court battle over the popular regulations.
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Corporations, meanwhile, have gorged on cheap debt, possibly laying the groundwork for the next crisis. tmsnrt.
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Regardless, it's possible that the administration is laying the groundwork to build more family detention facilities.
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Both sides were laying the groundwork for the next round of in-person negotiations in September.
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But even before Sondland testified, Republicans were laying the groundwork to foist the blame on Giuliani.
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Now, as the next election approaches, hackers appear to be laying the groundwork for a repeat.
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Part of Kavanaugh's goal in his interview appeared to be laying the groundwork for the hearing.
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ObamaCare repeal The Senate is expected to start laying the groundwork for repealing ObamaCare this week.
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Turkey's Recep Tayyip Erdogan, who is also laying the groundwork for an all-powerful, endless presidency?
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We'll spend the 2020s and 2030s laying the groundwork and then go like gangbusters after that.
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Unfortunately, there's little sign that the Fed is laying the groundwork for a shift in strategy.
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" Laying the groundwork In keeping with consistent messaging from the Trump administration of recent weeks -- messaging many on Capitol Hill view as laying the groundwork for a potential national emergency declaration -- the President referred to illegal immigration on the southern border as an "urgent national crisis.
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Or is Microsoft laying the groundwork for a major change to how it approaches the gaming world?
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"This is laying the groundwork that it's being replenished in time for the holiday season," said Ferreira.
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But 2015 proved to be disastrous for Pence politically, laying the groundwork for an opening for Democrats.
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The company and Youakim are just thinking ahead and laying the groundwork for the 21st century's problems.
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He's also started laying the groundwork to challenge the EPA's own legal authority to regulate greenhouse gases.
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BAAM began laying the groundwork for Senfina years ago as demand for multi-manager funds picked up.
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As the apocalypse looms nearer, the witches are busy laying the groundwork they'll need to fix it.
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White House officials have been laying the groundwork for tax reform behind-the scenes since the spring.
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But he's laying the groundwork to try to pass an amendment like this, should it become necessary.
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Indeed, Nunes has already begun laying the groundwork to discredit Mueller's work before it is even completed.
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Also, consider the thousands of additional entrepreneurs who are now just laying the groundwork to go global.
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The latest software update is aimed at laying the groundwork for carmakers to adopt driverless car technology.
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Laying the groundwork and providing the operating system for driverless cars feeds in to BlackBerry's wider strategy.
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Some Estonians view the Russian minority as a fifth column laying the groundwork for another Russian invasion.
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Yet Lohan was laying the groundwork for pop fame long before she ever released such personal work.
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Fadiman views his study as laying the groundwork for more formal research on microdosing in the future.
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Both Uber and Lyft have been laying the groundwork for the electric scooter business in San Francisco.
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At some point, he will have to give up the mantle, and he's laying the groundwork now.
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The Clinton campaign has been laying the groundwork for weeks with ads about his statements about women.
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And here at VICE, Motherboard is laying the groundwork for how communities can build their own ISPs.
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And there, he began laying the groundwork, recruiting followers, recruiting fighters and building cells inside the city.
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Even as the conference has caused consternation, companies still appear to be laying the groundwork for deals.
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Reports suggesting Washington was laying the groundwork to delay new tariffs against Chinese goods beyond a Dec.
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However, McConnell is laying the groundwork for pushing a plan through the Senate with only Republican votes.
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But despite laying the groundwork for a vote, Republican leaders still cannot count on holding their majority.
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He also began laying the groundwork for a mentoring program to foster interest in esports among women.
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Soon after JAT closed its doors in 2015, Connor began laying the groundwork for his own firm.
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It expresses concern that the commission is "laying the groundwork for potential voter suppression" of minority voters.
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These two acts would prove crucial in laying the groundwork for the US invasion five years later.
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If that were the case, then the hackers had devoted months to laying the groundwork for this attack.
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But he's been laying the groundwork for what he sees as the future of health care since 13.
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The Washington governor told The Atlantic that he's "laying the groundwork" for a 2020 campaign earlier this month.
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This provides a narrative structure to the tournament, laying the groundwork for both foretold victories and stunning upsets.
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It focused on larger homes in good neighborhoods, laying the groundwork for strong rental revenue in the future.
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" He added: "We will begin now laying the groundwork for an exit strategy from Donald Trump's Republican Party.
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He might also think a close election is likely and is laying the groundwork for a legal challenge.
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On Wednesday, they cut the rebels' main supply route into the city, laying the groundwork for a siege.
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It's about laying the groundwork for the immersive and interactive storytelling that will be made decades from now.
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Along with laying the groundwork for planetary protection, the Outer Space Treaty also addresses something called continuing supervision.
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Some commentators have even wondered if Trump might be laying the groundwork to skip the debate once more.
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The previous evening, Republicans in Congress and the Trump administration began laying the groundwork for the week ahead.
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The report says Apple "appears to be laying the groundwork for the infrastructure" related to electric car operations.
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Regardless, it's good to get started pretty early laying the groundwork for the rest of your financial life.
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Since it unveiled the Echo in 13, Amazon has been quietly laying the groundwork to dominate this market.
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Others started laying the groundwork for a full-on revival of Pat Buchanan's herrenvolk brand of white populism.
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But he has been laying the groundwork to change course ever since Donald J. Trump was elected president.
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So this scene could point to Mister Mind laying the groundwork for Sivana summoning or creating Black Adam.
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Others who hadn't been in touch with the campaign were nonetheless laying the groundwork for big-dollar events.
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As our colleague Brooks Barnes has pointed out, Comcast has been laying the groundwork for such a bid.
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They noted that the outgoing Democratic administration was already laying the groundwork for the transition by early 2016.
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That boost likely comes from "laying the groundwork" to sell aducanumab, wrote RBC Capital Markets analyst Brian Abrahams.
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In that sense, right-wing media have been laying the groundwork for Trump's acquittal for half a century.
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Washington, DC (CNN)Uber is laying the groundwork to bring its self-driving cars to the nation's capital.
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The House joined the Senate in laying the groundwork for speedy action to repeal the Affordable Care Act.
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The Trump administration is laying the groundwork to allow some cheaper prescription drugs to be imported from Canada.
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The former congressman has already started laying the groundwork for a primary attack, criticizing Donovan as insufficiently conservative.
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The negotiations, Thursday and Friday, are aimed at laying the groundwork for high-level talks in early October.
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The negotiations today and tomorrow are aimed at laying the groundwork for high-level talks in early October.
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The Justice Department appears to be laying the groundwork for an investigation into abortion providers, including Planned Parenthood.
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But by consolidating all the power in his own hands, MBS is laying the groundwork for a dictatorship.
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We could be laying the groundwork for the blockchain future, and it's going to be messy along the way.
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His government has begun informally game-planning a tax-hike delay while laying the groundwork for further fiscal stimulus.
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Mr. Kasich has campaigned relentlessly in the state, laying the groundwork to take advantage of this sort of opportunity.
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In Arizona, teachers staged a "walk-in" Wednesday, while laying the groundwork for a possible strike in coming days.
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Team USA has been laying the groundwork for a year and is calling players personally to keep them unified.
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Uber filed its S-1 on Thursday, laying the groundwork for the transportation company to go public next month.
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Talking of Twitter, I just tweeted recently about Fox News is laying the groundwork for the shooting of refugees.
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Back in the U.S., Rafael and company set up Climb in 2014 and began laying the groundwork for Climb.
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Facebook began laying the groundwork for this shift with Instagram's introduction of its "Stories" feature, originally popularized by Snapchat.
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In the meantime, however, it is laying the groundwork for the central management of closed business across the group.
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President Obama is laying the groundwork for one more climate push during a final trip to Asia as president.
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Mr Temer's presidency will be judged by his success in restoring growth and laying the groundwork for future prosperity.
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ObamaCare repeal: The Senate is expected to start laying the groundwork this week for repealing the Affordable Care Act.
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WASHINGTON/NEW YORK (Reuters) - President-elect Donald Trump began laying the groundwork on Friday to take office on Jan.
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After resigning from 3M, he started laying the groundwork for his first firm – an enterprise software company named Exterprise.
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Pompeo reportedly was laying the groundwork for direct talks between Kim, the reclusive nation's brutal dictator, and President Trump.
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Here's what is happening: Cyber: The Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) is laying the groundwork for new cyber security requirements.
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If she concentrates on laying the groundwork for that, we think the market will take this as USD-positive.
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The company is laying the groundwork to becoming profitable and is burning billions in investor dollars to do it.
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Gerstl's style in this and similar works goes beyond Austrian or German Expressionism, laying the groundwork for Abstract Expressionism.
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" • "For months, a group of Nissan executives secretly gathered information on Mr. Ghosn, laying the groundwork for a Nov.
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"More budget reforms are needed, which is why we are laying the groundwork for a better process," he said.
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He is also consolidating his sect's deep roots among the population, potentially laying the groundwork for a reincarnation there.
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Honestly, though, I think Samsung is laying the groundwork for future updates, as it is with the ToF sensor.
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It's also another possible signal that Warren may be laying the groundwork for a run for president in 2020.
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Meanwhile, they're laying the groundwork for what seems to be the company's actual interest: shared, multiplayer augmented reality experiences.
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The NSE has also been laying the groundwork for a derivatives market that Odundo said will start operating soon.
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It sounded as though Democrats were laying the groundwork to draw impeachment articles on abuse of power and obstruction.
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The decisions and disregard of the fiscal board are laying the groundwork for a clear vote of no confidence.
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For that reason, it is critical for the nation to move quickly in laying the groundwork for improved forecasts.
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Together, they founded Headspace in 270, laying the groundwork for one of the world&aposs most popular meditation apps.
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Some of Trump's critics have warned that Trump could be laying the groundwork to interfere in the Mueller investigation.
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In fact, she's spent the last five years in Nashville quietly and patiently laying the groundwork for this breakout moment.
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As industrial music was emerging in the 70s, Kraftwerk was busy in Germany laying the groundwork for electronic pop music.
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" Those pragmatic arguments are important for laying the groundwork for one of Reese's long- term goals—"expanding humanity's moral circle.
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As we said before, the new moon is about laying the groundwork for future developments and changes in your life.
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Goldblum's been laying the groundwork for his turn as Grandmaster in every single role — personal and public — before this one.
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He's been laying the groundwork for this comeback for years, including building up more than 1.7 million followers on Twitter.
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They were laying the groundwork for Clear Ventures, a new firm that is today announcing a $120 million debut fund.
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Months of showing up at Yoho's office and laying the groundwork with his staff led to an in-person meeting.
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On Friday, the Wall Street Journal reported that the DOJ is "laying the groundwork" for an antitrust investigation of Google.
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Shortly after he announced his run for president, Trump began laying the groundwork for possible new business in the kingdom.
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Intentionally or not, the Trump administration is laying the groundwork to declare that cities are irredeemable, and simply walk away.
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John Kasich -- mentioned in the story as laying the groundwork to be ready if Trump exits after a single term.
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But Republicans pushing back on Trump's rigged talk aren't owning up to their role in laying the groundwork for this.
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President Trump this week signed an order laying the groundwork for undoing an Obama administration climate rule for power plants.
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Lululemon has since worked to improve quality and solve supply-chain problems, while laying the groundwork for faster international growth.
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Sanders is meeting with advisers and laying the groundwork for a massive presidential launch, according to The Associated Press. Sen.
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The tweet also fueled speculation that Trump was laying the groundwork to blame Ryan if the GOP lost the House.
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Critics argue Pompeo and other officials have been laying the groundwork to apply the 2202 war authorization to attack Tehran.
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The government rejected accusations it was preparing to cheat, claiming its opponents were laying the groundwork for post-election chaos.
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It is here that artists have an opportunity to play a pivotal role in laying the groundwork for good relations.
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There are also five credit scenes (or "buttons," as the industry calls them), laying the groundwork for other "Guardians" tales.
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They are quietly laying the groundwork for that option, hoping to tamp down any criticism that information is being hidden.
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This announcement may indicate that the FTC is laying the groundwork for enforcement at the intersection of IoT and COPPA.
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Iran isn't rushing towards developing a nuclear weapon, but it's laying the groundwork to make it easier if wanted to.
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But we are confident that we are laying the groundwork for sustained improvement in profitability and cash flow over time.
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Later that day he seemed to be laying the groundwork to back off his earlier threat to shut the border.
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Mr. Hikind's son, Yoni, 36, said he was laying the groundwork for an independent run for Mr. Greenfield's Council seat.
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But even worse is that, intentionally or not, Trump has been laying the groundwork for this idea for a while.
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Top policymakers have said in recent weeks that those cuts have done their job, laying the groundwork to move rates higher.
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The partnerships with the public vendors last year were a big part of laying the groundwork for what they presenting today.
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Amazon hasn't announced any major push into health care just yet, but it's clearly laying the groundwork that's making rivals nervous.
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But the president needs to be laying the groundwork right now for the ability to slap those sanctions back on worldwide.
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And really, the chief executive at the San Diego-based chipmaker was only laying the groundwork for the hype to come.
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The company is also a regular presence in the villages, conducting surveys and laying the groundwork for its first development projects.
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And these imagined scenarios turn out to be a clever way of laying the groundwork about immunology, exposures, and outbreak investigations.
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That may very well be the case, but this research is laying the groundwork for more substantive breakthroughs in this area.
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So I spent the better part of the year researching and laying the groundwork for someone to run as an independent.
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Even as he has remained largely silent regarding Trump's current troubles, Pence began laying the groundwork for his own political future.
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He's laying the groundwork to do something unthinkable -- and make it seem to his political base like it's no big deal.
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For some technologists, today's technical advances are laying the groundwork for truly brilliant machines that will soon have human-level intelligence.
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A Republican former federal prosecutor, Mr. Comey seemed at first to be laying the groundwork for some kind of legal charge.
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Not much happens in this hour and it feels like the show is laying the groundwork for some potentially startling events.
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The Pixel 4 seems to be more about laying the groundwork for Google's broader ambitions when it comes to mobile phones.
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Vice President Pence has released a statement on reports that he's laying the groundwork for a potential presidential bid in 2020.
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Mr. da Silva played an important role in laying the groundwork for this, building up civil society and improving the judiciary.
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To the contrary, the gun violence prevention movement made significant strides in 85003, laying the groundwork for more progress in 2016.
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Laying the groundwork To that end, Gaybrick says he takes a more hands-on role with Stripe's product than most CFOs.
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"We're laying the groundwork for a good enumeration," said Joseph J. Salvo, the chief demographer at the Department of City Planning.
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Democrats jam each other up, laying the groundwork for President Donald Trump to break through the pack to win in November.
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Although its execution was stayed, this directive could have led U.S. officials to begin laying the groundwork for an orderly departure.
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During the Bush administration, he was a key figure in laying the groundwork for what became the 2005 Energy Policy Act.
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Apple has been laying the groundwork to introduce new health features and studies in its products over the last few years.
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ET. The bank is expected to leave rates unchanged but possibly start laying the groundwork for the eventual removal of accommodation.
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Many countries, including China and the U.S., are laying the groundwork to roll this technology out in the next few years.
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Sullivan said Interior officials are currently in Alaska laying the groundwork for eventual drilling in the Coastal Plain area of ANWR.
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Now the company appears to be laying the groundwork for the infrastructure and related software crucial to powering such a product.
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Harris and Booker have traveled and fundraised extensively during this year's midterm election campaigns, laying the groundwork for presidential bids. Sen.
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If prehistorians had learned one hard lesson from chemists, their colleagues in biology departments were slowly laying the groundwork for another.
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Johnson's government have already set out a range of new policies seen by many as laying the groundwork for an early election.
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The engineers of the world's HIV response in the early 2000s knew that they were laying the groundwork to combat future epidemics.
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Squire's database has proven so useful that the SPLC has begun laying the groundwork for it to feed directly into its servers.
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They are laying the groundwork for a major fight and hoping that the new ranking member of the Judiciary Committee -- California Sen.
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The upcoming fight over this Supreme Court confirmation is an important one, and President Trump is clearly laying the groundwork for success.
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There, Mr. Pompeo was laying the groundwork for a meeting between Mr. Trump and Mr. Kim to discuss the North's nuclear program.
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Biden, by contrast, has spent the past few years laying the groundwork for a presidential run while generally avoiding ambitious policy commitments.
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While aspirants to the prize work on their submissions, these organizations are laying the groundwork for the testing that will come later.
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McAleenan appears to be laying the groundwork to make sure the agreement doesn't fall apart due to a change in Guatemalan leadership.
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The FCC granted Apple approval to experiment with 5G technology last year, laying the groundwork for a 5G phone down the road.
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On Monday, President Trump began laying the groundwork for an additional $200 billion in tariffs, issued in response to Chinese counter-tariffs.
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So, rather than creating a massive market opportunity, current headset makers may actually be laying the groundwork for a crippling consumer backlash.
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Trump has, as Bouie says, been laying the groundwork for violence by his backers on Election Day and after for weeks now.
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The Japanese government is also laying the groundwork for new stimulus spending, which would add to the country's already heavy debt burden.
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Still, many advocates interpreted this ruling as laying the groundwork for a greater acceptance of gay, lesbian, and transgender people in India.
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Companies like Lilium are testing their machines, laying the groundwork for wider production and starting discussions to gain support from government officials.
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Ida realized that he'd been slowly laying the groundwork for his own plan, which maybe he'd had in his head all along.
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Hensarling spent the first four years of his chairmanship laying the groundwork to overhaul the 2010 Dodd-Frank Wall Street reform law.
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So rather than grabbing short term gains deceptively, companies will be laying the groundwork for brand loyalty and organic and sustainable growth.
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They're laying the groundwork for a concerted effort by U.S. agriculture producers to ratify the new U.S.-Mexico-Canada Trade Agreement (USMCA).
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Democrats are laying the groundwork to make a push for "Medicare for all" legislation if they win back the House in November.
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Whatever Bethesda's plan, Interplay started laying the groundwork for a project codenamed V22012 — short for "Vault 22," the starting location in Fallout.
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" Asked if he believes the president is laying the groundwork to fire Mueller, Flake said "it seems to be building towards that.
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Foreign assistance is critical to achieving our national security objectives, laying the groundwork for developing countries today to become bigger partners tomorrow.
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House Democrats have spent months laying the groundwork for an unprecedented request to Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin for Trump's personal tax filings.
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For some, that was surely a major surprise — though the Foundation had been laying the groundwork for this for a while now.
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After decades of resistance to sports gambling, team owners and state officials are laying the groundwork for it — with potentially huge implications.
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The author senses that Donald Trump is going down and is laying the groundwork to prevent conservatism from going down with him.
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But it might not be possible to correct the resulting mass ignorance that is laying the groundwork for a new drug war.
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These drove mass migrations within the country, in turn laying the groundwork for sectarian tensions that spilled over into a protracted conflict.
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Lobbyists for Taiwan, including the law firm of former Senator Bob Dole of Kansas, spent months laying the groundwork for the call.
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The region's first days after the vote were spent not laying the groundwork for statehood, but struggling to escape a tightening noose.
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But we need to be working and encouraging people everywhere—reclaiming lost blue states, and laying the groundwork to flip red states.
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The negotiations, which are scheduled to go into Friday, are aimed at laying the groundwork for higher-level talks set for October.
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Well, this month is the ideal time for you to start laying the groundwork for the huge, transformative project of your life.
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Becker is not employed by the Sanders' campaign, but he has traveled the country laying the groundwork for another potential Sanders presidential run.
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In the lead-up to the CBO report, high-level Trump administration officials began laying the groundwork to discredit the nonpartisan budget agency.
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And he seems to be laying the groundwork for him to make the company into another of his numberless scapegoats in the future.
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Trump is laying the groundwork for more countries to turn away from the United States and toward new sources of strength and friendship.
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Members of Congress had already been laying the groundwork for a legal challenge to the move before Trump even announced the emergency declaration.
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This includes setting up a small team states-side to begin laying the groundwork to bring a version of Monzo to North America.
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Curbelo's loss and Steyer's rise — he's laying the groundwork for a potential 2020 run — shows just much bipartisanship is still out of favor.
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This approach might arguably empower the victims of revenge porn, but it's also laying the groundwork for a subtle form of victim blaming.
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Several years ago, Mr. Holland reunited with Mr. Eubanks in a heavy-gauge jazz-funk band, Prism, laying the groundwork for ongoing dialogue.
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Or rather, given the close and intimate relationship between the propaganda broadcaster and the White House, what they are laying the groundwork for.
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"With this offer, Sprint is laying the groundwork as to how it can offer new and unique offers to the consumer," she wrote.
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Are you recruiting veterans simply to fill an open job, or are you laying the groundwork for them to have fulfilling professional careers?
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He visited the American President in Washington in March, laying the groundwork for Saudi Arabia to become Trump's first foreign stop as President.
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Though he declined to give a timeframe for reaching the 10 percent target, Morgan Stanley has been laying the groundwork for some time.
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After the fall of the Berlin Wall, Bush meets Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev on Malta, laying the groundwork for post-Cold War relations.
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Barra said they are first targeting Chinese users traveling in the U.S., but are laying the groundwork for direct sales to U.S. consumers.
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Democrats and other critics of the president have warned that Trump could be laying the groundwork to impede the investigation with Whitaker's appointment.
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AP ImagesNorth Korea has been laying the groundwork for a massive cyber attack against South Korea, government officials from South Korea told Reuters.
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At the time, the U.K. company was around 200-people-strong and was laying the groundwork for international expansion and a public listing.
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Full Quartet Press U.S. policymakers can engage Abbas to avert the darker potential scenarios described here by laying the groundwork for succession now.
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They handle the detailed work of crafting conference report language and laying the groundwork for negotiating what will be in the conference report.
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That insight was on display in 1991 and 1992 when he was laying the groundwork to make a multimillion-dollar tax bill disappear.
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She is laying the groundwork for a foundation in his name that will advocate expanding mental health awareness among fire responders and firefighters.
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But this time, Democrats are prepared — and are already laying the groundwork to accuse Republicans of a cynical attempt to weaponize anti-Semitism.
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In recent days, President Donald Trump and his allies began laying the groundwork to abandon public health measures to slow the virus's spread.
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After investing only his own wealth for roughly two decades, Left in 2018 began laying the groundwork for Citron Capital, his hedge fund.
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Since this was the first study, laying the groundwork for future research, the researchers adopted more of a qualitative, rather than quantitative, approach.
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Chuck Schumer and Warren outlined the campaign later Monday, laying the groundwork for the party's message in the 2018 midterm elections and beyond.
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Democrats and environmentalists are laying the groundwork for a fight against President-elect Donald Trump's pick to lead the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
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Washington is laying the groundwork for a delay in the latest tariffs, but a final decision has not been made, the person said.
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Brian Heater argues that these changes will have an immediate impact on current usage while also laying the groundwork for future evolutions. 2.
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As Trump trailed Clinton for most of the general election campaign, Cotton seemed to be laying the groundwork for a future national campaign.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) began laying the groundwork for the trial on Wednesday afternoon, then set the schedule for Thursday.
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"Until the healthcare reconciliation is taken care of, it won't happen," Enzi said of a budget resolution laying the groundwork for tax reform.
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ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski and Malika Andrews reported last month that Knicks president Steve Mills had begun laying the groundwork for Fizdale's eventual firing.
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Amazon, which is spending more than $5 billion to grow its India business, is laying the groundwork to reach those Indian-language users.
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The International Olympic Committee voted this week to recognize cheerleading, laying the groundwork for it to apply to be part of the Games.
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He has been laying the groundwork for a sore loser campaign since August, and this has escalated as his odds of victory waned.
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Feature After decades of resistance to sports gambling, team owners and state officials are laying the groundwork for it — with potentially huge implications.
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In the 2000s he began regularly visiting his homeland and buying land piecemeal, laying the groundwork for what would become today's Costa Navarino.
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Now that he's president, Donald Trump is laying the groundwork to drastically reshape the Environmental Protection Agency in the weeks and months ahead.
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By encouraging a "build-once" policy we would be laying the groundwork for high-speed internet that's as globally ubiquitous as mobile phones.
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Bianca is torn between the "sweet" Manny and tough guy Alex, potentially laying the groundwork for a Ben-JoJo-Lauren B.-esque love triangle.
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Laying the groundwork for sisters at odds Right from the start of "Game of Thrones," Sansa and Arya are in competition with each other.
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He was laying the groundwork for his Poor People's Campaign, a intersectional movement dedicated to eliminating poverty in America, the richest nation on earth.
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Han Solo's first issue is primarily concerned with laying the groundwork of the comic's premise, but it's a noble start with a gorgeous story.
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But Kan Yuenyong, an analyst at the Siam Intelligence Unit think-tank, said the family was laying the groundwork for a 2017 election campaign.
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It's not clear what Gillibrand's plans are for South Carolina, but allies are already laying the groundwork for her to meet with key stakeholders.
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"If the future is electric — and it likely will be at some point — then laying the groundwork now is not a waste of time."
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Trump is laying the groundwork for a high-stakes nuclear summit with Kim; of course the president is not going to publicly criticize him.
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In fact, it's hard to imagine it all happening, without much of her early work, published in Tavi Gevinson's Rookie magazine, laying the groundwork.
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The first season, which ran on Netflix in September, while robust, seemed mostly concerned with world-building and laying the groundwork for future stories.
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Tom Cole (R-OK) is already laying the groundwork for a big Medicare cut bill that he believes he can get Trump to sign.
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Hunt said he is laying the groundwork for acquisition and has had some early talks with organizations who may be interested in acquiring HIBP.
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Wealthier people will have the means to adapt their housing to fit their needs - although signs suggest few are laying the groundwork for that.
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Which means this scene could be laying the groundwork for the Sinister Six, a gang of supervillains who regularly torment Spidey in the comics.
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But here's a different theory, under which the very liberals who are laying the groundwork to blame millennials also share in the blame themselves.
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Clinton had yet to announce her formal presidential bid but was already laying the groundwork for the campaign when the email story first erupted.
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The U.S. intelligence community is now laying the groundwork for briefing nominees from both political parties after the nominating conventions on crucial intelligence issues.
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Although Black Panther is not in Age of Ultron, the film does start laying the groundwork for his eventual debut — mostly centered around Klaue.
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"The politician most responsible for laying the groundwork for this prosperous era is not Bill Clinton, but Ronald Reagan," he argued in February, 2000.
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In May, Reuters reported the company appeared to be laying the groundwork for the infrastructure and related software crucial to powering such a product.
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Republicans are already laying the groundwork for rolling back many of the FCC's signature policy measures under President Obama, and pushing their own priorities.
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With new restaurants in Brooklyn, two Louisiana natives are each laying the groundwork for what a New Orleans–New York restaurant should look like.
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All this would not have been possible if it were not for Radner, Curtin, Newman and the early female staff writers laying the groundwork.
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Though the agenda of the fossil fuel lobby and the Trump administration are indistinguishable, Congress can start laying the groundwork for this transition now.
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With macOS Mojave, Apple is laying the groundwork for a Mac app "surge" that might just give its computers a new lease on life.
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Negotiators will meet in December in Poland for a key annual meeting laying the groundwork for the next stage of the Paris climate deal.
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On Friday, the Education Department began laying the groundwork for the shift, when it restored on its civil rights website the Bush-era guidance.
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And he was an apostle for free trade, negotiating the North American Free Trade Agreement and laying the groundwork for the World Trade Organization.
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Paul Taylor, the modern dance visionary who died on Wednesday, had been carefully laying the groundwork for how his company would proceed without him.
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Between 2006 and 2009, groups like the Service Employees International Union and grass-roots activists began laying the groundwork for the A.C.A.'s passage.
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Mr. Trump identified it as a top domestic policy priority, and Congress rapidly passed a budget bill laying the groundwork for a broader repeal.
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He was already laying the groundwork for the split back in an interview with Entertainment Tonight when he said the two were just friends.
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This past summer, Iraqi forces began reclaiming the mostly rural lands to the east and south of Mosul, laying the groundwork for an invasion.
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Iran's hackers have reportedly breached US electric utilities before, laying the groundwork for potential attacks on US electric utilities, as have Russia and China.
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U.S. and Chinese trade negotiators are laying the groundwork for a delay of a fresh round of tariffs set to kick in on Dec.
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Each read the other's blundering and dissembling as intentional, deepening suspicions among hard-liners that the other side was laying the groundwork for war.
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Just days removed from a serious surgery, he is already laying the groundwork for a potential showdown with the Brit at Madison Square Garden.
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Within hours of Justice Scalia's death, both sides began laying the groundwork for what could be a titanic confirmation struggle fueled by ideological interest groups.
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The goal was to make ordering and pick-up easier by installing self-order kiosks, updating its mobile app and laying the groundwork for delivery.
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The company had been slowly laying the groundwork for its case this week, trotting out forensic evidence and damning texts and emails between Uber executives.
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"We knew that we were going to have to start laying the groundwork and ultimately building what we call a scaled manufacturing facility," he says.
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Peter is already laying the groundwork for his season by repeatedly explaining he has "walls" and isn't quite so sure how to break them down.
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Considering that's exactly what happens with our Lady of Vengeance, it's a good argument that the show is laying the groundwork for her arrival. Maybe!
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President George H.W. Bush took the United States into the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, laying the groundwork for an international climate treaty.
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In April, Reuters reported that Amazon was in talks with Brazilian airline Azul SA to ship goods domestically, laying the groundwork for speedy nationwide distribution.
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In December, her university approved her request, laying the groundwork for Thai transgender students to get official documents according to the gender they have chosen.
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Zuckerberg has set a goal of visiting every state in the country, fueling speculation that he is laying the groundwork for a run for office.
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Once in office, he gutted anti-monopoly restrictions on broadcasters, laying the groundwork for the media concentration that brought us Fox News and Rush Limbaugh.
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Bannon and White House chief of staff Reince Priebus have been laying the groundwork for the messaging operation this week, sources told the news outlet.
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At the time, the move was viewed as Ive, who is 50 years old, laying the groundwork to retire from his intensive position at Apple.
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As Amie Parnes writes – prospective Democratic candidates are already spending time there and laying the groundwork for the first-in-the-nation caucuses (The Hill).
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And that's—y'know—that's laying the groundwork for a significant backlash that... I don't think anybody within Republican circles is ready to cross that bridge.
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The reason Cruz has an advantage in the selection process now is that they were laying the groundwork for this in 2015 and early 2016.
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According to two new papers released last week, DeepMind researchers at this secretive Alphabet subsidiary are now laying the groundwork for a general artificial intelligence.
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A few blocks over, the developer JDS is laying the groundwork for Brooklyn's first super-tall skyscraper, a residential tower expected to reach 1,066 feet.
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United States, Holmes invented the metaphor of the marketplace of ideas, single-handedly laying the groundwork for the modern constitutional protection of freedom of speech.
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In general, Jangelis was advocating for laying the groundwork now for high levels of cooperation and integration between aviation traffic management and rocket launch operators.
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She said the bureau should have had 12 partnership specialists in place in Alaska a year ago to begin laying the groundwork for the count.
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Some senators have started reaching out individually to their House counterparts in an effort to start laying the groundwork in case there is a deal.
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"We know we have to tell her one day, we're laying the groundwork now for what and how we're going to tell her," Billy said.
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The unions' main foe on the Supreme Court is Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr., who has been laying the groundwork for overruling the Abood decision.
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Mr. McConnell seemed to be laying the groundwork for a move to eliminate the 60-vote threshold on Supreme Court nominees if Democrats hold firm.
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Recently, the president signed an executive order laying the groundwork for real welfare reform, which includes giving states more flexibility to change their welfare programs.
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For three years, my colleagues and I have been laying the groundwork for such an ambitious global effort to cap and eliminate nuclear cruise missiles.
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Facebook, for example, had incorporated e-learning into its own efforts in professional development, laying the groundwork for other kinds of interactive training and assessment.
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"Blued and other L.G.B.T. social media have connected the community in ways not possible before, laying the groundwork for a broad social movement," Longarino says.
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In Iraq, Kurdish forces have cut ISIS supply lines in the country's north, laying the groundwork for an Iraqi government assault on ISIS-held Mosul.
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ECB President Mario Draghi is set to start laying the groundwork for stimulus reduction at Thursday's meeting, but will probably hold off on any major commitment.
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" He added: "What we are doing is laying the groundwork and showing there's a path and helping create that path for anyone who chooses to run.
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But if that is the conclusion, some members are already laying the groundwork to argue that the CBO, and not their bill, is in the wrong.
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Broker-dealers and financial institutions have been laying the groundwork for following the fiduciary rule, including changing their infrastructure and talking to clients about the regulation.
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New York (CNN Business)The country's leading news outlets are laying the groundwork for long-term coverage of the impeachment inquiry and all the potential fallout.
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Well, the White House and the State Department seem to be laying the groundwork to allow senior Saudi officials to evade responsibility for Khashoggi's likely murder.
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"The irony of this is that New York City had been laying the groundwork to have a big investment like Amazon to come by," Schwartz says.
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He praised the role of intelligence officials in laying the groundwork for the attack, saying that is the type of activity it should be focused on.
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I now have an impeccable radar for when shows start laying the groundwork for a possible romantic reconciliation between a beloved train wreck of a couple.
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However, Apple did add a dedicated Sports tab to Apple TV in September, perhaps laying the groundwork for this and many more activities down the line.
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By making signing up this easy, Google is probably laying the groundwork for opening up this feature to virtually everybody whose name triggers a Knowledge Panel.
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The format and date of the announcement are still in flux, but Biden's team has been quietly laying the groundwork for a presidential campaign for months.
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In other words, it's essentially laying the groundwork to change how we measure poverty, with an eye toward shrinking the pool of who's eligible for benefits.
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Moreover, victims of these war crimes deserve to be heard and the evidence against their attackers preserved, laying the groundwork for a future path to justice.
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Some of his top campaign aides, including campaign manager Terry Sullivan, are Palmetto State veterans who have been laying the groundwork in the state for months.
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With only days left in the congressional work year, senators are already laying the groundwork to revive the bill and a broader sanctions measure next year.
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Also, liberal House Democrats are laying the groundwork to push "Medicare for all," even as a study about the costs ignited the debate over the plan.
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House Democrats introduced a measure on Thursday to reauthorize the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA), laying the groundwork to extend the law for another five years.
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As Apple often does, it's been announcing smaller programs and services along these lines for years, laying the groundwork for a bigger move in this area.
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Health insurance companies are laying the groundwork for substantial increases in ObamaCare premiums, opening up a line of attack for Republicans in a presidential election year.
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The bureau began laying the groundwork for these new rules three years ago, and several trade group leaders said the process had been thoughtful and methodical.
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These Democrats pointed to Mr. Trump's presumably laying the groundwork for a prolonged post-Labor Day fight over whether he will participate in the presidential debates.
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Obama praised Biden for his leadership on the issue and said his administration was laying the groundwork for future presidents to continue the fight against cancer.
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Sources told Reuters this week that T-Mobile and Sprint, the third- and fourth-largest U.S. wireless carriers, were laying the groundwork for a possible merger.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's government began laying the groundwork on Thursday for big spending next year to offset the impact of a planned nationwide sales tax hike.
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At the same time, it's also been slowly laying the groundwork for how it can leverage deals with other companies to boost that growth even more.
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Steel that built bridges and iconic buildings in cities across the country, laying the groundwork for an industry and becoming a distinct chapter in American history.
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Mr. Kemp was hardly the favorite of Georgia's political establishment: Mr. Cagle spent years laying the groundwork for a campaign and earned the endorsement of Gov.
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Despite Kirkpatrick's newness to the region, his bureau was out front in reporting how the military manipulated the activists into laying the groundwork for a coup.
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That vicious, baseless caricature demonized some of the nation's most vulnerable people, laying the groundwork for bipartisan welfare reforms that slashed direct aid to the poor.
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In the late 1980s, he revived the scandal-ridden Kentucky program, winning a national championship in 1996 and laying the groundwork for another two years later.
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Yes, there are many momentous things on the horizon for you this fall, but for now you need to focus on laying the groundwork for them.
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If there's anything we should have learned, it's to avoid unnecessary wars in the Middle East — but Trump may be laying the groundwork for yet another.
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Mr. Cochran's health could determine whether another seat may soon be up for grabs, placating Mr. McDaniel or perhaps laying the groundwork for another intraparty fight.
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Outside groups are laying the groundwork for the eventual Democratic nominee for president as candidates spend millions to duke it out in primaries across the country.
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Neither North Korea nor China see Tokyo as capable of laying the groundwork for multilateral talks, said the person, who was not authorized to speak publicly.
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Regional markets were cautiously optimistic as reports suggested Washington was laying the groundwork to delay the latest tariffs against Chinese goods scheduled to take effect Dec.
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But others have been laying the groundwork here, so it should worry them if his energy slips at all because someone else could pass him by.
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They began laying the groundwork in late October after Mr. Van Drew voted against formalizing the impeachment inquiry, one of just two Democrats to do so.
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But tensions eased after China allowed the yuan to rise above the seven-to-one exchange rate, laying the groundwork for an October tariff cease-fire.
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He'd been carefully laying the groundwork to run for years, assiduously courting donors and activists, and working feverishly to support other Democrats in down-ticket races.
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Mahathir, elected to power in May 2018, had promised to hand over the reins to Anwar, 72, soon after laying the groundwork for a new administration.
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But with the economy and labor markets growing, the Bank of Canada began laying the groundwork for hikes with a sharp shift in tone last month.
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According to Helio Magalhães, senior country executive for Citigroup in Brazil, the bank is laying the groundwork to further the process, though he would not elaborate.
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Her 2013 victory would be credited with laying the groundwork for the landmark 2015 Supreme Court ruling in another case that legalized same-sex marriage nationwide.
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On Friday, President Donald Trump overhauled US refugee policy — laying the groundwork for a fundamental shift in how the US allows people to enter the country.
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And it would also be completely earned, because I believe both the books and the show have been laying the groundwork for it for some time.
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So he's laying the groundwork to try and portray new House Democratic probes as politically motivated, sure to scuttle potential bipartisan legislation, and even economically dangerous.
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I'm sure there's some disclaimers there in the profitability, but they've got a professional CTO right now and it does feel like they're laying the groundwork.
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No date has been scheduled for the summit, and the sources said Trump's advisers have stressed the importance of laying the groundwork before holding such a meeting.
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And while that group seems to have stuck to traditional spying so far, it may also be laying the groundwork for the next round of destructive attacks.
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The 50-year-old filmmaker told Essence magazine he was determined to build a legacy while laying the groundwork for future generations with his new movie studio.
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Mr. Pompeo, nominated by Mr. Trump last month as secretary of state, played advance man for the president in Pyongyang, laying the groundwork for the planned meeting.
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Capital controls have curbed Chinese investment to date, but US CLO managers are currently laying the groundwork for future participation with visits to the country and presentations.
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The Nuggets are missing their leading scorer in Danilo Gallinari (ankle) but are laying the groundwork for next season as opposed to gearing up for the playoffs.
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He's a trusted adviser, serving as a go-between for the president-elect on foreign policy and laying the groundwork for a role in the White House.
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Along with consulting an advisor, here are five easy ways to start planning with your partner, and start laying the groundwork for a lifetime of financial stability.
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Cohen, the election-law expert, says that Republicans might be looking past the 2016 elections and instead laying the groundwork for a renewed attack on voting rights.
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As recently as late April, leaks from the White House indicated that an executive order laying the groundwork for a full withdrawal from NAFTA was being prepared.
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The White House's Office of Management and Budget has also been busy executing -- or at least laying the groundwork to execute -- Trump's plans to transform the government.
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President Trump has vowed to pass the biggest tax cut in history and Republican negotiators have been laying the groundwork for a tax reform package for weeks.
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SCACUF and other groups are busily laying the groundwork for a new state, coordinating protests, gaining support on the ground, and - in some cases - orchestrating violent attacks.
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But Jon is also laying the groundwork for an existential crisis to come, when it is revealed to him that Ned Stark is not his father either.
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Meanwhile, in the Republican race, presumptive nominee Donald Trump has been laying the groundwork—with stump speeches and rallies—to steal California from Mrs Clinton in November.
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Those questions, along with his public wavering about his vote, drove speculation that Rubio was laying the groundwork to vote against Tillerson and potentially jeopardize the nomination.
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As it is, they're already laying the groundwork to reverse position as soon as they're out of power, when they'll once again reclaim the mantle of restraint.
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President Trump has vowed to pass the biggest tax cut in history, and Republican negotiators have been laying the groundwork for a tax reform package for weeks.
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Even as volatility became the dominant way to measure and manage risk, a series of academics and investment bankers started laying the groundwork for trading volatility itself.
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" Spicer adds that a long nomination slog "will only pull Clinton even further to the left and prevent her from laying the groundwork for the general election.
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Radical Republicans and black freedpeople fought to build a multiracial democracy in the South and ratified the Fourteenth Amendment, laying the groundwork for future civil rights triumphs.
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That's not the way I usually feel while playing games, a medium often defined by the first in a series laying the groundwork for a stronger sequel.
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With Carter on board as founding partner, the two began laying the groundwork for the fund that would close on its first capital within the next year.
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On Wednesday, President Trump finally released his long-promised tax plan, laying the groundwork for what is likely to be the last major legislative fight of 803.
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If 2017 was the year for laying the groundwork on a new trade policy, we're waiting and hoping that 2018 will be a year of decisive action.
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Political observers say it is clear that Harris is laying the groundwork and setting herself up to make a run for the White House, if she chooses.
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That money gave an opening to Mr. Lee, Mr. Rubio and Ms. Trump, who had worked together for months laying the groundwork for the child credit expansion.
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Mr. Park's regime used the money to build factories and highways, laying the groundwork for South Korea's rapid evolution from war-torn agrarian country to export powerhouse.
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As that money flows, Republicans are laying the groundwork for a tax bill that could add as much as $1.5 trillion to the deficit over a decade.
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And a new test created by researchers at the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration could mean the federal government is laying the groundwork for regulations governing sunroofs.
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Mr. de Blasio's advocacy for Mr. Sanders has spurred speculation that the mayor may be strategically laying the groundwork for a spot in a future Sanders administration.
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But it made several smaller changes and required a study on the possibility of creating one, laying the groundwork for it to be created in the future.
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The mammoth probe -- which will look into the President's campaign, businesses, transition and administration -- could be a sign the Democrats are laying the groundwork to impeach Trump.
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Unless he divests himself from all his businesses, Donald Trump is laying the groundwork to violate the Constitution of the United States the second he takes office.
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Still, you can already see Trump laying the groundwork for an argument that Thursday night's strikes satisfied Obama's two-part test — and therefore no AUMF is needed.
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Because of this historic first, the female candidates are laying the groundwork for what it means to be a woman aspiring to the highest office in the land.
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A source familiar with the matter told Reuters in November the company was laying the groundwork for an 2018 IPO, but had not given any bank a mandate.
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Six years later, the merged leagues implemented automatic P&R, laying the groundwork for the system that would be replicated in football around the world to this day.
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Aung San Suu Kyi has called for all of this and has been laying the groundwork to achieve it, but has confronted continuing opposition from her country's military.
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He is laying the groundwork for even more ideological tightening and enhanced social control in the face of the economic issues and the many sensitive anniversaries in 2019.
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The second former direct subordinate joined Correct the Record in the spring of 2014, excited to work for a PAC laying the groundwork for a historic presidential campaign.
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Automakers are laying the groundwork for a future in which electric cars are omnipresent – and at least as common a sight on roadways as traditional gas-powered vehicles.
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It also ends with Dolores and several other hosts escaping from Westworld, laying the groundwork for upcoming storylines where the hosts take the battle to humanity's own turf.
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If you're deliberatively laying the groundwork for social justice on a college campus in a written petition, you have the choice to make arguments in place of demands.
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So while he hasn't made any doctrinal changes yet, the shifts in tone he has made may actually be his way of laying the groundwork for later changes.
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But how much it telegraphs about whether Sansa is laying the groundwork for a future power move isn't totally clear, and depends on what you think of Sansa.
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Hillary Clinton's allies are already compiling a record of Trump's crass comments and positions on women's issues, laying the groundwork for a potential general election battle against Clinton.
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China did not privatise home ownership until the 1990s, and prices were still far below their true value in the early 2000s, laying the groundwork for a surge.
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By the 1970s, that presumption having vanished, Ronald Reagan could argue that welfare mothers were "lazy parasites" and "pigs at the trough," laying the groundwork for welfare reform.
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Of course, the showdown has always been about money for the wall and Trump turned down a similar deal in December, laying the groundwork for the current impasse.
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In the 1990s, for example, tech companies agreed on a standard method for encrypting e-commerce transactions, laying the groundwork for two decades of growth in internet business.
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In the face of this threat, former Norwegian Defense Minister Vidkun Quisling met secretly with Hitler, laying the groundwork for an invasion that came only four months later.
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Bush, Kasich and Christie have committed vast time and financial resources to the state and have essentially been squatting there, laying the groundwork for their campaigns for months.
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Riverstone is also laying the groundwork to raise a new flagship fund and has indicated to investors it may target $5 billion in capital, Reuters reported last month.
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The administration has also been ramping up a trade fight with India, and laying the groundwork to impose tariffs on a variety of countries for manipulating their currencies.
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But they strike me, as someone with an almost unslakable interest in the history and implications of psychedelic research, as laying the groundwork for big-time bummer trips.
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In addition to laying the groundwork for a tax bill, the House's plan would have instructed committees to come up with at least about $200 billion in savings.
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At the same time, some observers argue the North Korean foreign minister's visit to Moscow may also be laying the groundwork for a meeting between Putin and Kim.
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First, House Democrats rushed to impeachment without laying the groundwork and producing evidence that they now demand that the Senate uncover and produce — including "necessary" and "material" witnesses.
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The dire warnings of the dangers of purity tests are laying the groundwork for another nominee—Biden, who is and has been leading the primary field all along.
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His "50-state strategy" remains the gold standard for the DNC among many Democrats, who credit him with laying the groundwork for the party's electoral success in 2008.
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Once U.S. troops departed at the end of 2011, Maliki behaved as a virtual dictator, repressing Iraq's Sunni population and laying the groundwork for the emergence of ISIS.
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While Congress has been stalemated on many issues, a determined group of committee chairs and other lawmakers have been quietly laying the groundwork for a serious reform effort.
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Pompeo's meeting was laying the groundwork for an even more historic one -- the summit between Trump and Kim that Trump says could take place in May or June.
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Bloomberg had previously blamed the elimination of "redlining," the practice of denying mortgages to customers largely due to race, for laying the groundwork for the 2007 housing crisis.
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If Democrats are hoping that Mr. Cohen's testimony will damage Mr. Trump's public image, Republicans have been laying the groundwork to try to undercut Mr. Cohen's credibility first.
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After many months of late-night experimentation, Mathews successfully coaxed the IBM 704 into generating 17 seconds of sound, laying the groundwork for the field of computer music.
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J.P. Ricciardi, General Manager, Toronto Blue Jays: I think Sandy deserves a lot of the credit for laying the groundwork, and Billy took the ball and ran with it.
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And with Hollywood churning out 90s reboots faster than you can say "Amanda please," who knows—maybe Nickelodeon is just laying the groundwork for a Kenan and Kel revival.
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One of the modules could also be a "cellular antenna", potentially laying the groundwork for an Apple Watch that can give extra functionality without being tethered to an iPhone.
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On the battlefields in Iraq, Kurdish soldiers have often described themselves as the world's front line against ISIS — and many believe they are also laying the groundwork for independence.
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Talking to the top people in it, trying to work our way through the thorniest questions of it and recognizing that what we're doing here is laying the groundwork.
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" RELATED: GOP wakes up to Trump victory -- and plenty of questions He added: "We will begin now laying the groundwork for an exit strategy from Donald Trump's Republican Party.
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Even still, key safety technologies are already improving safety and laying the groundwork for full autonomy: Computer vision can gauge driver attention for handoff challenges with assisted driving systems.
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The Federal Reserve's language indicates the central bank could be laying the groundwork for an interest rate cut in July or later this year, analysts told CNBC on Wednesday.
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Other partnerships announced today include a GitHub deal, in which IBM will offer a dedicated GitHub Enterprise experience via its Bluemix cloud platform, laying the groundwork for collaborative coding.
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The telecoms are interested in Straight Path because the Virginia-based company holds valuable spectrum licenses that will play an important role in laying the groundwork for 5G services.
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In regard to the ballot measures, Ziegler added that they are not "about eradicating abortion" and more about "laying the groundwork" to take action if Roe is eventually overturned.
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Democratic officials have been laying the groundwork for a deal to reunite the fractured Democratic Party since last fall, dependent on various factors, including the outcome of Tuesday's elections.
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"The Smithsonian's American Women's History Initiative is integral in laying the groundwork for a future Smithsonian museum dedicated to American women's history," Maloney said, according to The Washington Post.
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Chip and Joanna Gaines announced Tuesday that they are expecting their fifth child together, but has the couple been secretly laying the groundwork for their big reveal for months?
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Around the time that the statue arrived in New York Harbor (1886), the U.S. was laying the groundwork to accept 21625,2900 Italians into the country during the following decade.
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"This is President Trump laying the groundwork for 2020, to make sure his supporters will call into question the results of the election if he doesn't win," Rakov said.
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US and North Korean officials are still laying the groundwork for a summit between Kim and US President Donald Trump, which is scheduled to take place at 9 a.m.
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"We have already been laying the groundwork for an ambitious agreement with the U.S. through our joint working groups, which have met five times so far," the spokeswoman said.
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However, the FCC included a measure in its repeal order that blocks states from creating their own rules, laying the groundwork for legal battles over the open internet laws.
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"It seems like they're laying the groundwork for supporting tokens from [the technical] side and from a regulatory standpoint as well," said Scott Suh, research associate at Canaccord Genuity.
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These weren't the first programs to meet these descriptions, but none have been more significant or emblematic in laying the groundwork that has allowed such premium fare to flourish.
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The wide-ranging probe is seen as possibly laying the groundwork for impeachment, but Nadler said Sunday that his panel would conduct its investigation before deciding whether to proceed.
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The Incredible Hulk is not one of Marvel's best movies, but it does spend a lot of time laying the groundwork for Bruce Banner as a tragic romantic figure.
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ZAGREB, Dec 13 (Reuters) - Croatia is laying the groundwork for its plan to buy back shares in Croatian energy company INA from Hungary's MOL, inviting bids from potential advisers.
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Mr. Iger also appeared to be laying the groundwork for his own next act: to lead the National Football League's return to Los Angeles after a 21-year absence.
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The Menendez campaign is also laying the groundwork for a final blitz of advertisements and a new message: A vote for Mr. Hugin is a vote for Mr. Trump.
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He also never renounced the first use of nuclear weapons, laying the groundwork for Trump's Pentagon to contemplate a nuclear strike in response just to another country's serious cyberattack.
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The regime responded in kind, laying the groundwork for extremist groups to legitimize themselves as protectors of the people while mobilizing Syria's youths under the banner of radical ideologies.
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The outbreak has come as DoorDash is laying the groundwork for an IPO, and potential investors will likely be eager to know how the pandemic is affecting its business.
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The pact swept away a litany of tariff and non-tariff barriers, laying the groundwork for the incredibly complex supply chains that span the U.S., Canada and Mexico today.
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As I noted last week, Trump spent the run-up to the 2016 presidential election claiming that it would be "rigged" and laying the groundwork to challenge the results.
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And so there's a universal sense of community, but I don't know that the game spent an extraordinary amount of time laying the groundwork for why community is important.
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U.S. and U.K. officials briefing reporters said the attacks could be used for espionage or intellectual property theft or for laying the groundwork for destructive attacks should tensions escalate.
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The Seoul Olympics were a widely recognized public relations success for South Korea, laying the groundwork for a nation that has become an economic and internationally respected global player.
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Peace talks In July, American diplomats met face-to-face with Taliban representatives in Qatar to discuss laying the groundwork for peace talks, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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On the policy front, he has taken the lead in laying the groundwork for a deal that would marry international corporate tax reform with a major infrastructure investment package.
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Maxine Waters is the Wall Street sheriff the people deserve Ex-GOP congressman heads to investment bank MORE (Texas), spent 2016 laying the groundwork for a 2017 reform effort.
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In laying the groundwork for Jackson's ascendance, he traveled the country trying to revive the two-party system, which had ended with the demise of the Federalists in 1816.
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But Republican leaders and Mr. Trump appear to be laying the groundwork for blaming the law they are annulling for the fallout likely to come in the repeal's wake.
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She was also instrumental in laying the groundwork for the economic sanctions and the political approaches that led to the nuclear deal with Iran, signed after her tenure ended.
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The Obama administration has warned Congress that it would oppose new sanctions that interfere with the international nuclear pact, laying the groundwork for a potential fight over any legislation.
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But presumably it's also laying the groundwork for how that will become an even bigger problem down the line for in-app purchases of one-off items, such as podcasts.
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There could be a few episodes, at least, in Elizabeth adjusting to life as a solo spy while laying the groundwork for the summit work we see her doing here.
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But many in Trump's orbit, as well as the president himself, were also laying the groundwork to distance him from any losses in the days leading up to the election.
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That moment could be seen as laying the groundwork for what would emerge as Tarantino's unfettered theory of brutality, in which everyone's eligible to dole it out and receive it.
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Warren's committee had already hired veterans of the Obama, Clinton, and Bernie Sanders campaigns to start laying the groundwork for the "potential" campaign in Iowa before she officially declared Saturday.
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Surely, one thinks, he's laying the groundwork for a teary Edith confession, but nothing of the sort happens, and Mary is no wiser at episode's end than at the beginning.
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Despite reports that Amazon is laying the groundwork for its own shipping business, at least one Wall Street analyst doesn't think the e-commerce giant is going in that direction.
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Many worried President-elect Donald Trump was making good on his campaign promise to register all Muslims in the country or private citizens were laying the groundwork for a registry.
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"There are some in the country who, instead of laying the groundwork for using the opportunities presented by the nuclear deal, chose a political fight," Zarif said, according to ISNA.
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One doesn't simply go from zero to a proposed ban on Muslims, IDs or special registration, or killing Muslim family members of accused terrorists, without someone laying the groundwork first.
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But as more women climb into these seats of power, they're making it easier for the women who come after them to succeed, and laying the groundwork for future generations.
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Brexit, they say, has come as a stark reminder to him of how, without laying the groundwork, a referendum can divide a country and produce an unexpected and "wrong" outcome.
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The lower courts and state legislatures have been laying the groundwork for this fight for years and a Supreme Court with Judge Kavanaugh will be the nail in the coffin.
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Construction has been going on for 23 months — and is about halfway done — but most of it has been below surface, laying the groundwork for the 2129-million-pound wheel.
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Earlier in the week, White House lawyers began laying the groundwork for the legal defense of a national emergency declaration on the southern border, officials familiar with the matter said.
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Pressure on the company and its leader ramped up even more in August after it revealed detailed financials in its S-1 statement when laying the groundwork for the IPO.
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Republicans in Congress are wasting no time laying the groundwork for a wholesale attack on federal regulations protecting the environment, guaranteeing internet freedom, and ensuring consumer safety and labor rights.
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Still, speculation is growing that Trump is laying the groundwork to have Mueller removed as special counsel, an action that Trump's allies warn would backfire and potentially lead to impeachment.
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Trump would do well ignore the student loan swamp people like David Bergeron, Jason Delisle and many others who are undoubtedly laying the groundwork to perpetuate this predatory lending system.
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One also gets the sense that Samsung is very much laying the groundwork for an even stronger play in the AR world, extending beyond the current selection of AR emoji.
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We're laying the groundwork now to build a pipeline of local talent so that in the future, our biggest companies and newest start-ups will have grown through local talent.
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FED REVIEW For several years, Fed officials have been laying the groundwork among households and investors to accept higher rates of inflation than have existed for the past several years.
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Some of the consultants who wrote the Autopsy Report started laying the groundwork for the Presidential campaign of Jeb Bush, who, like Rubio, used the report as a campaign blueprint.
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On taxes, he would get plenty of help from Republicans in Congress, who have been laying the groundwork for a tax-code overhaul that would lower rates and close loopholes.
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Republicans in Congress have already been laying the groundwork for the party's pushback against Neal's request: That this is nothing more than a political stunt aimed at embarrassing the President.
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While ethics rules prevent the Trump children from discussing the family real estate business with their father, they have played a role in laying the groundwork for the reelection campaign.
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It sounds like this could be laying the groundwork for how Twitter might potentially offer a credible alternative to broadcasting a full game of basketball, or other sports, for that matter.
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Google, one of the few major US firms who decided to leave China in 2010 after refusing to comply with its censorship laws, is already laying the groundwork for a return.
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Singtel Group CEO Chua Sock Koong said Southeast Asia's largest telco was laying the groundwork for the IPO but it was too early to say how much the offering could raise.
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Now that they're in Winterfell together, a possible romance could ensue and if these theories are any indication, the show has been laying the groundwork for their relationship this entire time.
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Congress this week began laying the groundwork to repeal the ACA, as President-elect Donald Trump has planned, and which could lead to big increases in the number of uninsured people.
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His organization, now in three schools, uses boxing as a hook to get kids in the door and then provides them with tutoring and mentorship, ultimately laying the groundwork for success.
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I'm also strongly hoping this is the year we finally see support for multiple user accounts — it's a frustrating omission, but Apple began laying the groundwork for the feature last year.
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The weakening dollar and strengthening oil are laying the groundwork for the stock market to really pop, said Tom Lee, co-founder of the boutique equity research firm Fundstrat Global Advisors.
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Google is set to launch Daydream VR sometime "in the coming weeks," according to Bloomberg, after laying the groundwork for its launch with the official debut of Android 7.0 this week.
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But in March, Trump cut through those precautions by declaring swaths of Somalia to be areas of "active hostilities," according to the Bureau, thus laying the groundwork for an aggressive escalation.
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Even as China is fighting to rein in excess capacity in heavy industry, it is laying the groundwork for the same affliction in new fields such as robotics and advanced manufacturing.
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" As for whether Mr. Schultz is laying the groundwork to run for president, he said, "I'm all in on all things Starbucks and have no plans to run for public office.
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The Clean Power Plan is currently in legal limbo, thanks to a 28-state lawsuit that Pruitt, along with Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott, began laying the groundwork for in 2014.
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Now, it's laying the groundwork for a nationwide rollout of its UberEats service in the U.K., and may expand to other markets in Europe, according to several job adverts placed online.
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Faced with a flagging economy, Japan is laying the groundwork for new government spending to pre-empt any weakness in household consumption, which would add to its already heavy debt burden.
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Larsen served in the Justice Department's Office of Legal Counsel in 2002-'03, when Jay Bybee and his deputy John Yoo were laying the groundwork for the Bush administration's torture regime.
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National Review reports that less than two months after he left the 2016 Republican race, the Texas senator is quietly laying the groundwork for a presidential bid four years from now.
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In April, the International Maritime Organization, the U.N. body that regulates the shipping industry, began laying the groundwork to ban ships from using or carrying heavy fuel oil in the Arctic.
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Like other Republicans, Price is already laying the groundwork to reject that prediction by undermining CBO's credibility, noting that its original estimates for health coverage gains under Obamacare were too high.
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All of this help from powerful conservative media figures has led to some speculation that Trump is laying the groundwork to launch his own media outlet after the election is over.
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Setting aside the privacy concerns (of which there are many), this information will provide nothing useful while laying the groundwork for the commission to peddle its theories of massive voter fraud.
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The company said it was also laying the groundwork to implement zero-based budgeting across the company this year, under which managers have to justify expenses in each new budgeting period.
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This was one of the most successful pieces of legislation in modern history, laying the groundwork for the extraordinary post-war economic boom and an unprecedented expansion of the middle class.
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He spent much of the last two decades investing in GOP candidates and staff, laying the groundwork for the party's eventual takeover of West Virginia's state legislature and three congressional seats.
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The White House has requested $120 million in funding next fiscal year to begin laying the groundwork for a waste disposal site at Yucca, despite opposition to the project in Nevada.
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Sources told CNN at the time that the move was the idea of Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, who has been instrumental in laying the groundwork for a Trump-Kim summit.
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That means laying the groundwork for future collaboration between our students and young professionals, especially with segments of U.S. populations poised to grow in size and influence in the coming years.
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The Beaucastel estate has been around for centuries, and the Perrins currently involved in its management are well aware that through their efforts today, they are laying the groundwork for tomorrow.
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Flying taxis: At least 20 companies around the world are testing machinery, laying the groundwork and starting discussions with government officials in a high-stakes race to roll out flying taxis.
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Yet even though Warren has been actively laying the groundwork for a White House bid for years, she has still failed to avoid serious stumbles along her path to Saturday's announcement.
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Steyer had been laying the groundwork for a presidential run, but instead will continue to direct his time and money to pressuring Congress to impeach the president (The New York Times).
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Senate Republicans wrapped up business over the weekend without reconfirming a key Federal Communications Commission official, laying the groundwork for a wholesale rollback of important consumer protections under a Trump presidency.
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By testing Instant Videos on Android, Facebook is laying the groundwork for both serving the developing world where iPhones are more rare, and more budget-conscious teens in the developed world.
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For the last several years, Ms. Nixon has been laying the groundwork for this moment, pushing her advocacy for better public schools, studying up on the subways, and headlining fund-raisers.
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Tensions eased around last month's Winter Olympics in South Korea, laying the groundwork for what would be the biggest foreign policy gamble for Trump since he took office in January 2017.
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While American diplomats did play a role in laying the groundwork for the negotiations -- it is not clear how important they were -- experts said Trump was certainly not the central player.
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"With this announcement, we are laying the groundwork for the difficult but necessary work of building a stronger, safer, and more united Chicago for all who call it home," she said.
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Someone — namely, my Times colleagues Jonathan Martin and Alexander Burns — had dared to call him out on the fact that he seemed to be laying the groundwork for a presidential bid.
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As special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia investigation began to wind down this spring, Giuliani began laying the groundwork for a counter-attack against the president's political foes centered on the Ukraine.
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A few subtle changes in the language used by Mr. Draghi signaled that the central bank is laying the groundwork for tapering, but that it is still on the distant horizon.
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Companies like Facebook are already laying the groundwork to try and tap dance around many of the law's new requirements, while making its own opt out process as murky as possible.
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All its GoLab advents, including Rollbot, were commissioned in response to common complaints about using the bathroom that customers have expressed to the company, perhaps laying the groundwork for future innovations.
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Following a phone call with the White House last Monday, Russian President Vladimir Putin said that the deal could "radically" transform the situation in Syria, by laying the groundwork for negotiations.
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An important goal of the inaugural assistant secretary is laying the groundwork for a strategic vision that recognizes the broad span of mental health issues and important trends we see today.
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Democratic leaders are already laying the groundwork to obtain as much information about the Mueller report as possible, saying that the department has established a precedent of giving Congress sensitive information.
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Talk of purported Iran-Qaeda ties is raising questions about whether the Trump administration is laying the groundwork to claim that it needs no new legal authority to take military action.
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Instead, politicians who support the goal are plowing ahead with legislation that even they don't really support — setting up unnecessary intraparty fights and not really laying the groundwork for policy success.
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The idea is that Airbnb is laying the groundwork for becoming an all-in-one travel service, and giving customers as little reason as possible to book their travel stuff elsewhere.
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Bernie Sanders is laying the groundwork to launch a bigger presidential campaign than his first, as advisers predict he would open the 2020 Democratic presidential primary season as a political powerhouse.
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GM's optimistic forecast for 2019 surprised a lot of investors Friday, triggering an 8% surge in GM stock, but CEO Mary Barra has been laying the groundwork for more than 3 years.
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By Musk's own admission, the early years of Tesla — from the Roadster to the Model X — were in service of laying the groundwork for building and selling a mass-market electric vehicle.
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In 2014, after seizing territory the size of Britain in Iraq and Syria, ISIS aggressively carried out attacks on enemies in the region, even while laying the groundwork for successive attacks overseas.
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"(Tesla is) laying the groundwork for Q3 to have the long-sought ideal combination of high volume, good gross margin and strong positive operating cash flow," the company said in the filing.
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"By eliminating the moderate voice of Ilham Tohti the Chinese Government is in fact laying the groundwork for the very extremism it says it wants to prevent," he said in a statement.
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The company has been laying the groundwork for a larger product ecosystem, and if things go according to plan, the company's new home assistant will be the thing that connects those dots.
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Alphabet's self-driving unit Waymo has been testing, mapping, and laying the groundwork for its commercial self-driving taxi service for three times as long, and its technology is inarguably more mature.
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On Friday, a group of businesses began collecting signatures for a ballot measure opposing the new tax, laying the groundwork for a second phase of this fight intertwined with the November elections.
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In the least developed cities in the world, many in Africa, where much of the land isn't mapped at all and ownership isn't clear, mapping technology is laying the groundwork for change.
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Windsor, which struck down the core of the 1996 Defense of Marriage Act, was credited with laying the groundwork for the court's 2015 ruling in another case that legalized same-sex marriage.
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"It's long been a goal in planetary exploration to send a dedicated probe into the atmosphere of Saturn, and we're laying the groundwork for future exploration with this first foray," Spilker said.
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In the fall of 2015, we started laying the groundwork for a film, with the goal of not only making a badass true-crime documentary, but first and foremost obtaining Wershe's freedom.
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Donald Trump—who used his most recent address at the United Nations to denounce global governance—may be, here and there, and unbeknownst to himself, laying the groundwork for future global governance.
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The 2012 leak had triggered a criminal investigation and came as the Federal Reserve was laying the groundwork for a massive bond buying package that it rolled out later in the year.
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Mr. Jarman rarely replied to Mr. Trump's letters, but he had, in fact, read them, Mr. Trump wrote in his book "The Art of the Deal," laying the groundwork for an agreement.
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Justin was seen Wednesday heading into 3rd Street Dance in L.A. apparently to start laying the groundwork for his moves for the upcoming tour ... and possibly to work on his hockey skills.
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Canada's central bank meets on Wednesday and is expected to deliver its first rate rise in nearly seven years and in recent weeks policymakers have been laying the groundwork for a hike.
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In the meantime, states are taking it upon themselves to fill the void by passing their own laws codifying the net neutrality rules, potentially laying the groundwork for a separate legal battle.
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It was Bryan who made populism a force in national politics, laying the groundwork for the progressive agenda that the Democrats would pursue through Woodrow Wilson, Franklin Delano Roosevelt and future leaders.
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Yet at a time when the health of mothers and babies in the U.S. is trending in the wrong direction, Congress is laying the groundwork for a dramatic reduction in maternity benefits.
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Starboard has waged proxy wars in the past, most notably laying the groundwork for Verizon's acquisition of Yahoo when it successfully negotiated four board seats away from the search company's existing investors.
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There are seeds of this learning culture; USAID has updated its evaluation policy, laying the groundwork for improved planning and programming within the agency and within the communities with which it works.
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Oil ministers have been laying the groundwork all week for Friday's biannual meeting in Vienna, Austria, where OPEC is expected to ease supply constraints that have been in place since January 2017.
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Energy ministers have been laying the groundwork all week for Friday's biannual meeting in Vienna, Austria, where OPEC is expected to ease supply constraints that have been in place since January 2017.
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He spent considerable time laying the groundwork about no nation carrying a disproportionate share of the costs but steered clear as he did earlier this year in threatening NATO allies who didn't.
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The dissolution of their relationship was treated like a story arc on any series — either scripted or unscripted — with each act of betrayal hopefully laying the groundwork for an epic future blowout.
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There they were, blaming China, hoping for warm weather, patting themselves on the back when they could have been getting tests out and laying the groundwork for a health system under strain.
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But one wonders whether the court, in its extraordinary ruling, has already begun laying the groundwork for a gay marriage decision in terms of how it has fashioned some of the language.
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Democrats need to flip 26 seats to win the House, and they're laying the groundwork for a big target: California's 26 Republicans, all of whom voted to repeal the Affordable Care Act.
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With the completed rollout of the new Instacart Pickup and the appointment of Sarah as our new GM, we're laying the groundwork now to prepare for another year of triple-digit growth.
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The talks between intelligence officials are laying the groundwork for a meeting between Pompeo and his North Korea counterpart, the head of the Reconnaissance General Bureau, in advance of the leaders' summit.
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"Ridley does a masterful job of contextualizing the progress of modern society in an accessible way, laying the groundwork for rationally expecting the world of tomorrow to be materially better," West said.
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It could also give Democrats a chance to lock in long-sought policy changes to a trade pact they criticize as prioritizing corporations over workers, laying the groundwork for future trade agreements.
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It could also give Democrats a chance to lock in long-sought policy changes to a trade pact they criticize as prioritizing corporations over workers, laying the groundwork for future trade agreements.
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A diplomatic partnership between the U.S. and China, the world's two biggest emitters, was critical to laying the groundwork for the Paris accord under the administration of previous U.S. President Barack Obama.
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Negotiators from the world's two largest economies "are laying the groundwork" for the Trump administration to hold off on 15% tariffs on about $160 billion in Chinese goods, according to the newspaper.
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But in the end, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell was able to convince his conference to block witnesses, laying the groundwork for Republicans to acquit the president in the next few days.
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But this time, the comments follow reports that the White House is laying the groundwork for the secretary's departure from the State Department and his replacement by Mike Pompeo, the C.I.A. director.
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The latest back-and-forth followed reports that the White House was laying the groundwork for the secretary's departure from the State Department and his replacement by Mike Pompeo, the C.I.A. director.
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Late in the campaign, he began laying the groundwork for a possible Trump-run television network, in the event his father-in-law lost, according to a person familiar with the matter.
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But Mehanna and his team of Facebook engineers were laying the groundwork for an audacious effort to change the future of computing—what Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg calls a platform for augmented reality.
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The source also echoed some of the criticism from North Korea's Kwon, saying there are no specific plans for laying the groundwork for a future summit with Kim during Trump's trip to Seoul.
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In reality, however, Sanders spent much of 2014 steadily laying the groundwork for a serious White House bid: meeting with liberal leaders in Washington and headlining Democratic events in Iowa and New Hampshire.
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Democrats say Trump is laying the groundwork to interfere in Mueller's probe, and want the funding bill to include language stating that only a senior Senate-confirmed Justice Department official could fire Mueller.
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Both the federal government and private sector are laying the groundwork for 2628G wireless networks, a highly-touted upgrade to mobile internet service that industry leaders say will bring about promising new technologies.
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However, money managers for the multibillion-dollar class have been laying the groundwork to make an investment at some point, possibly as soon as later this year, according to some pension industry advisors.
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The hedge fund successfully negotiated for four board seats in April 2016, a move that is widely credited as laying the groundwork for the media giant's acquisition by Verizon a few months later.
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In 1992, when he was still laying the groundwork to become one of rap's most celebrated artists of all time, Tupac Shakur got his first shot as a lead actor in film, Juice.
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It's still early days, and it feels like the company is more laying the groundwork stages for the assistant, but Bixby's got the makings of an extremely ambitious addition to the Galaxy ecosystem.
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Its design is a logical evolution over previous generations, while its most compelling feature, Bixby, feels as much like a shiny new feature as a company laying the groundwork for what's to come.
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"There are some in the country who, instead of laying the groundwork for using the opportunities presented by the nuclear deal, chose a political fight," the news agency ISNA quoted him as saying.
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It would bruise its business at a critical time as Mr. Khosrowshahi is scaling back the company's operations in money-losing markets in Asia and laying the groundwork for an initial public offering.
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" Joel Searby, a Republican strategist involved in laying the groundwork for a potential Mattis campaign, wrote in a separate email that Mr. Mattis had "decided definitively not to pursue a run for president.
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The news outlet, citing an unidentified source, reported that Mueller is laying the groundwork for the possibility that Trump pardons his aides or allies before prosecutors can charge anyone within his inner circle.
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Ryan's office pushed back quickly on that suggestion, but Drudge is far from alone in wondering if Ryan is laying the groundwork for a 28500 bid at July's Republican National Convention in Cleveland.
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The same Russian government-aligned hackers who penetrated the Democratic Party have spent the past few months laying the groundwork for an espionage campaign against the U.S. Senate, a cybersecurity firm said Friday.
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Economists polled by Reuters soon afterwards said this meant the central bank was laying the groundwork for an eventual exit from its massive stimulus but most said the move would not happen soon.
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The Trump administration might be taking a mulligan on the temporary, immediate measures in its travel ban, but it's still laying the groundwork for a permanent tightening of visas in the medium term.
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Although Virginia's governor, Ralph Northam, a Democrat, has faced intense pressure to resign over a racist yearbook photo, state regulators are still laying the groundwork to participate in the cap-and-trade program.
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Justin Bieber wants to fight Tom Cruise in the Octagon, and we know this because of a secret phone call laying the groundwork for what could be the biggest fight in UFC history.
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With Amazon's development of the Prime Air drone delivery system and its acquisition of French delivery company Colis Privéto, the online store has been laying the groundwork to take on DHL, FedEx, and UPS.
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Other Palestinian activists told BuzzFeed News they are trying a different route: filling this vacuum with a rights-based approach while laying the groundwork and constituencies for policy change in a post-Trump era.
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Months later, Sanders has dropped a far more expansive plan, thus laying the groundwork for what some experts say might be the dynamic over the rest of the primaries—for better or for worse.
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"I Feel Like Dying" allowed Wayne to effectively tap into a new market of fans while laying the groundwork of a space where rappers can express the pain of their addictions alongside their pleasures.
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The Wall Street Journal reported earlier on Thursday that the Justice Department was laying the groundwork for a potential lawsuit aimed at stopping the deal if settlement talks did not work out. on.wsj.com/2gW1l9O.
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Meanwhile, the Bank of Japan is laying the groundwork for deepening negative interest rates, analysts polled by Reuters said, with two-thirds of respondents expecting the central bank to loosen monetary policy this month.
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Maybe it's not surprising Obama would make this push while laying the groundwork for the first female occupant of the Oval Office, but his efforts will have benefits beyond the likely election of Clinton.
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He had been laying the groundwork for a presidential campaign since 2013, retaining strategists from the Obama campaign, creating fundraising plans, and identifying staff in key states like Iowa, New Hampshire, and South Carolina.
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What makes this whole scenario unusual, according to industry watchers, is that Uber and Lyft are simultaneously creating the jobs and laying the groundwork to disrupt themselves with technology that makes those jobs obsolete.
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Most notoriously, it was the second Roosevelt-Stalin summit at Yalta -- at first seen as a success -- that has been deemed, in retrospect, a serious failure, effectively laying the groundwork for the Cold War.
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Although Free Basics didn't include any advertisements, they said, it did collect users data, suggesting that the company was just laying the groundwork for a time when India's population could be monetized via ads.
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Ryan is laying the groundwork to argue that Trump lost because he was not a real conservative, a weak candidate built up by the media who cost him his huge majority in the House.
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But for now, we are reminded that even ETF giants such as Vanguard don't always have it easy when it comes to laying the groundwork required to build what could be tomorrow's blockbuster ETFs.
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Ban, 72, has not declared his candidacy but has had a team of people laying the groundwork in Seoul for a possible presidential campaign ahead of his planned arrival in South Korea on Thursday.
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The FCC's order repealing the Obama-era rules forbade states from filling the void with their own regulations, though Democratic-led states have been defying that provision, laying the groundwork for a legal battle.
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It is now known that at the same time Mr. Abaaoud was laying the groundwork for the devastating plot, he was recruiting, cajoling and training Mr. Hame and others for smaller, quick-hit attacks.
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Meanwhile, the network's leaders recognize that Charles Koch, now 82, will not lead the network indefinitely, and have been gradually laying the groundwork for the network's next phase and priming their backers for it.
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Bill Gates has described quantum computing as one of the few areas he doesn't fully grasp, and even Albert Einstein was never quite comfortable with quantum mechanics, despite laying the groundwork for the field.
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"Even though discussions may not happen until April, for example, those budgets have been decided months earlier, and that is when you need to start laying the groundwork for your raise," Ms. Smiley said.
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It wouldn't be hard for the president to ring in his 100th day in office with a few small victories, while quietly laying the groundwork for some larger ones by day 300 or so.
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When I spoke to Landrieu in New York recently, he insisted he wasn't laying the groundwork for a campaign and didn't see a niche for himself in what will likely be a crowded field.
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Split America National Democrats -- who unlike governors do not have to work with the federal government each day -- appear to be laying the groundwork to block this strategy with their own new counter-messaging.
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However war-averse the president and his new national security advisor are in the near term, the administration has been laying the groundwork for a longer-term cold war with China and Russia, too.
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The Wall Street Journal reported the U.S. and China are laying the groundwork for a delay of a fresh round of tariffs set to kick in on Sunday, which cited officials on both sides.
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A former head of the Department of Justice's (DOJ) civil rights division is arguing that President Trump's fraud commission is laying the groundwork for a voter purge that could hit minority communities the hardest.
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Shirkey said he's laying the groundwork for Carson to continue past March 1 and join him in Michigan, one of four states that vote on March 8 — but only because he hasn't heard otherwise.
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Jerry Brown, wasted no time raising climate issues with China's President Xi Jinping when he visited Beijing last month, laying the groundwork for state-to-nation agreements and mutual assistance to achieve shared goals.
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The staff of the House Judiciary Committee on Saturday issued a historic report laying the groundwork to impeach President Donald Trump, outlining in constitutional terms what the panel believes amounts to an impeachable offense.
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At that very moment, White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders announced via Twitter that the president had begun laying the groundwork to invite his Russian counterpart to the White House in the fall.
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Mr. Lagerfeld seemed to have been laying the groundwork for the decision for some time, increasingly bringing Ms. Viard onto the runway at the end of shows to take a bow at his side.
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Joseph F. Dunford Jr., the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, who visited Turkey with Mr. Bolton soon after Mr. Trump announced the withdrawal and began laying the groundwork for a multinational force.
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A rocket landed inside the Italian embassy compound in Kabul on Sunday, a day before a meeting of Afghan and international officials aimed at laying the groundwork for possible peace talks with the Taliban.
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"At the Fed he has always voted with Yellen (governors almost always vote with the majority), but he did seem to be laying the groundwork for a path of faster rate hikes," Baker said.
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When Fallujah, Raqqa, or Mosul are retaken from ISIS, humanitarian workers like the IRC's are next to enter the scene, providing life-saving assistance and laying the groundwork for recovery, cohesion, government stability, and responsiveness.
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"The challenge for the Fed is how to continue laying the groundwork for an eventual hike if the data bounce back from the disappointment of May payrolls, against the backdrop of nervous markets," he said.
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Though his name is not a touchstone for the general public, he's managed to cast a long shadow over theater, criticism, and the arts, laying the groundwork for the bewildering violence of films like mother!
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Look no further than a speech she delivered Wednesday in California responding to the terror attacks in Belgium, where she focused on laying the groundwork for the general election rather than her primary with Sanders.
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Xi threw the ball into the U.S. court but it appears China is laying the groundwork to achieve an agreement with the U.S." "With his speech, Xi is offering a solution to the Sino-U.
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However many credit McDonald's role in the 2018 referendum that voted to liberalize Ireland's abortion laws with laying the groundwork for the surge in support for both her and the party, particularly from younger voters.
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In the series, half of America was annexed by a victorious Nazi Germany after World War II, and the West Coast became a colony of Imperial Japan, laying the groundwork for an alternate Cold War.
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Proponents argue that the rebound in industrial profits has allowed companies to repair damaged balance-sheets, and that the cuts in capacity are laying the groundwork for an eventual recovery in investment in production facilities.
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The season 2 premiere of HBO's Westworld was a flurry, catching audiences up on the show's many characters and laying the groundwork for what will no doubt be the primary storylines of the new season.
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Vodafone UK, Britain's third largest mobile operator, said it is laying the groundwork for 5G services as a supplement to existing 4G networks at 40 locations around Birmingham, Bristol, Cardiff, Glasgow, Liverpool, London and Manchester.
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The energised minority caught the complacent majority flat-footed; having spent more than a decade laying the groundwork, Republicans took back the House in 1994, and Mr Gingrich became the first Republican Speaker since 1955.
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This Fluid Framework feels like the future of Office and Windows, and Microsoft now appears to be laying the groundwork for these web versions of Office to become far more powerful in the years ahead.
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Surfacing records of talks between German and Soviet leaders in 1990, Putin said Egon Bahr — a German politician credited with laying the groundwork for the country's reunification — had warned that NATO shouldn't include Central Europe.
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Dean, who served as DNC chair from 2005 to 85033 and is credited by many for laying the groundwork for Democratic gains in that era, has sought to make an issue of Ellision's day job.
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He's been touring the U.S. to "learn about people's hopes and challenges, and how they're thinking about their work and communities," leading many to speculate that he's laying the groundwork for a future presidential campaign.
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In his brief remarks from the tarmac, Trump got quickly down to the business of laying the groundwork for a peace plan—or at least a statement of his commitment to a deal, in principle.
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Iowa and New Hampshire traditionally kick off the process early in the year, and then other states follow -- but before that, candidates have typically spent a year laying the groundwork for campaigns in those regions.
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Senators working away: The Hill's Jordain Carney has the scene in the upper chamber: Senators are laying the groundwork for a short-term government funding bill as lawmakers work to finish negotiations on a deal.
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They believe that flaunting strength through nuclear and missile tests is aimed at laying the groundwork for a self-congratulatory congress—never mind the disastrous impact such chest-thumping has on the country's foreign relations.
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Sessions's dismissal sparked immediate concerns from Schumer and other Democrats that Trump could be laying the groundwork to attempt to limit or end Mueller's probe into potential collusion between Russia and Trump's 2016 presidential campaign.
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In recent weeks, the 220006-year-old Biden has been laying the groundwork for what would be his third and final presidential bid, seeking support from Democratic donors, lawmakers and others in his political circle.
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After Ms. Malik reported his alleged conduct to the city's Law Department and Equal Employment Opportunity Office, the suit alleged, Mr. Emery tried to retaliate against Ms. Malik by "laying the groundwork" for firing her.
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Now that the Moon administration has taken proactive measures to prioritize North-South relations, laying the groundwork for the U.S.-DPRK talks, the situation appears to be a "win-win," as some analysts have described.
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I would have set a foundation for a healthy life as an artist, laying the groundwork to thrive in uncertainty, to avoid desperation, panic, and bad decisions that would affect me for years to come.
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Rubio backers in The Group have not aired their doubts about Cruz publicly, but they are laying the groundwork for a defection from Cruz if he fails to gain traction in the March 1 primaries.
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Since then, Trump had mulled recognizing Guaido -- the president of the National Assembly -- as the country's legitimate president, and top Trump administration officials gradually ratcheted up their public statements, laying the groundwork for this step.
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Trump earlier confirmed reports that CIA Director Mike Pompeo, the man nominated to replace Rex Tillerson as Secretary of State, traveled to Pyongyang to meet Kim over Easter, laying the groundwork for the historic summit.
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At the time, Cramer recommended buying some shares of the company, with the guidance cuts serving as a "cleansing moment" and laying the groundwork for it to trade higher if it beats its lower projections.
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At least two other senior Democrats, Representatives Steny H. Hoyer of Maryland and Joseph Crowley of New York, are already actively laying the groundwork to seek the leader's job if Ms. Pelosi's position becomes untenable.
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Scopia, which was founded in 2001 by Matt Sirovich and Jeremy Mindich, occasionally presses company management for changes and was instrumental in laying the groundwork for last year's board overhaul at Forest City Realty Trust.
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In laying the groundwork, the work force of 400, which has been divided between two facilities in England, at Silverstone and Brackley, will merge next March, before the construction of a new factory at Silverstone.
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This juxtaposition — an eager cadre of supporters laying the groundwork for a campaign they assure is all but certain while the would-be candidate publicly vacillates — has effectively kept the nascent Democratic race on hold.
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And by challenging the AT&T merger with Time Warner, the Justice Department could be laying the groundwork for a new approach to antitrust enforcement that could be used to go after big technology firms.
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McConnell also set up a procedural vote to move forward on the legislation for Sunday, laying the groundwork for a possible final vote to pass a deal by Monday -- an urgent timeline requested by Mnuchin.
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For months, top officials in the president's party have been laying the groundwork to chip away at the new legal system, taking aim at basic civil protections like the inadmissibility of evidence obtained through torture.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - The Bank of Japan is laying the groundwork for deepening negative interest rates, analysts polled by Reuters said, with two-thirds of respondents expecting the central bank to loosen monetary policy this month.
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During the trial and at the hearings leading up to it, the defense objected strongly to several rulings by Justice Burke and called for a mistrial more than once, laying the groundwork for an appeal.
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If the G.O.P. sticks to its "repeal and replace" pledge, it will probably end Obama's exchanges and subsidies, and embrace large Medicaid grants to the states—laying the groundwork, ironically, for single-payer government coverage.
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Disney, Amazon, AT&T, Comcast and Apple are among the largest companies laying the groundwork for a mass transition in media consumption, but their products also work as complements to traditional TV rather than replacements.
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Ideally, you would have been laying the groundwork for some time by communicating with your boss that you're looking for a new challenge, the next step in your career, or whatever the case may be.
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Elizabeth Warren posted 22019 years of her tax returns online, a day after calling for anti-corruption laws, in a possible signal the Massachusetts Democrat may be laying the groundwork for a 212 presidential run.
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The 178-page manifesto has the lofty goal of laying "the groundwork for a re-democratizing moment as it might be built out of the untapped potential of young people," according to the book jacket.
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Democrats' impeachment decision And from CNN Senior Congressional Correspondent Manu Raju: As Congress has been on recess this August, the House Judiciary Committee has been laying the groundwork to potentially move to impeach the President.
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But GOP leaders and House Democrats are already laying the groundwork for a short-term continuing resolution, or CR, that will set up a vote on a catch-all spending bill right before the holidays.
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On Tuesday, House Speaker Paul D. Ryan, Republican of Wisconsin, was asked about Mr. Trump apparently laying the groundwork to fire Mr. Sessions and make a recess appointment of someone who could fire Mr. Mueller.
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Though Chung is officially leading the delegation, the attendance of South Korea's spy chief, Suh Hoon, could signal that the two sides are laying the groundwork for Moon to eventually meet with Kim in person.
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Moncrief of Florida Conservation Voters says the utilities are laying the groundwork to kill the financial incentives for any solar-power development they don't control and discourage would-be solar adopters and community-based entrepreneurs.
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But the Trump administration appears to be laying the groundwork for a plan that would simply bar people from entering the US — presumably keeping Central American asylum-seekers on the Mexican side of the border.
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Pence is Trump's key liaison to Capitol Hill and has taken a top role in discussing the upcoming Supreme Court nomination, Obamacare repeal and laying the groundwork for building a wall along the US-Mexico border.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - Six months into laying the groundwork for his presidential bid, Egyptian hopeful Mohamed Anwar Sadat hit a snag: he could not find a hotel prepared to hire him a space to launch his campaign.
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When pressed about the ad weakness that's weighing on Twitter's revenue and outlook, he pivoted to the fact that advertisers are shifting from Twitter's traditional ad formats to video ads, laying the groundwork for growth ahead.
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By the end of the year, the Kurds had driven Iraqi forces from the region, laying the groundwork for a semi-autonomous zone in which they were given a free hand to run their own affairs.
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In this opening scene, it's important to see how quickly Paul already begins laying the groundwork to gaslight Jo. After fewer than 10 sentences, the abusive doctor beings hinting Jo is the unstable one, not him.
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Mr. Xi also appears to be laying the groundwork for promoting loyalists, which will culminate in the party's next congress in 2017, said Joseph Fewsmith, a professor at Boston University who specializes in elite Chinese politics.
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Joscelyn cited reports saying some of al Qaeda's top international operatives had been spotted in Idlib, raising the prospect the group could be laying the groundwork to eventually plot international terror attacks from a Syrian hub.
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Trump officials have also started laying the groundwork to halt what they have dubbed "chain migration," a term that describes parents, siblings, spouses, and children joining loved ones who have legal status in the United States.
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However, it feels like 2017 could well be the year where we see the first mass-market AR devices launch, testing the market for such devices and potentially laying the groundwork for an Apple entry later.
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By giving enterprises a management, security and governance framework in which to operate, it is laying the groundwork for a much more lucrative market, but customers of this size come with their own set of challenges.
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" According to Price, Trump is "laying the groundwork with preemptive attacks to weaken those messages, to weaken them in favor of his policy preferences which fly in the face of the objective facts they put forward.
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It's taking the very places that Trump and his government use to warn about "American carnage" and withholding the proffered solution — laying the groundwork to shrug at any continued violence and say it's the city's fault.
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Two nights ahead of her acceptance speech, Bill Clinton can start laying the groundwork not only on how far Democrats say the nation has come in eight years, but on where Hillary Clinton can take it.
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What Schumer is thinking: Senate and House Democrats are now going to focus on laying the groundwork for all the things that we need to work in a bipartisan way in the weeks and months ahead.
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The prospect of the first woman president — coupled with Trump's track record of insulting women — has Clinton's team laying the groundwork to win "moderate Republican women put off" by Trump, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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The annual $1 fee was ditched in January this year, but WhatsApp still does not have a replacement business model — given its anti-ads stance, although it is laying the groundwork to open up business accounts.
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Bloomberg allies have been floating his name and laying the groundwork for a potential Bloomberg White House bid since 2007, only for the Democrat-turned-Republican-turned-independent to eventually decline to jump into the race.
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The FCC's new cable box proposal, though, notes how the shift to Internet protocol content delivery has removed many of the original technology hurdles, laying the groundwork for a new approach to third-party cable hardware.
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Their group is currently laying the groundwork for a signature campaign to qualify for the ballot, working with the Oregon Legislative Counsel to create sound language for the initiative and beginning educational outreach around the state.
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The Senate's top Democrat will push back this afternoon against the president's most loyal surrogates, who are seeking to undermine Justice Department special counsel Robert Mueller and possibly even laying the groundwork for his eventual firing.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Obama administration officials told U.S. lawmakers on Wednesday they would oppose new sanctions on Iran if they interfere with last year's international nuclear agreement, laying the groundwork for a potential fight over any legislation.
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The referendum failed, but he ultimately took control of the bank by appointing devout loyalists, using national reserves to fund pet projects and laying the groundwork for what became one of history's worst peacetime economic disasters.
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Prosecutors had offered Porter immunity for his testimony, but defense lawyers noted that prosecutors had accused him of lying on the witness stand at his trial and could be laying the groundwork for a perjury charge.
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When the Jerusalem Embassy Act was passed in 6900, laying the groundwork for the eventual transfer of the U.S. Embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, it was with near unanimous support from both houses of Congress.
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Related: The US Military Is Laying the Groundwork to Take Back Iraq's Second Largest City "It's the largest bombing in the province to date," Falah al-Radhi, the head of the provincial security committee, told Reuters.
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Skeptical U.S. Allies Resist Trump's New Claims of Threats From Iran: The Trump administration is laying the groundwork for major military action against Iran, but it may have a hard time rallying domestic and international support.
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However I also knew the importance of laying the groundwork for any future victims of Baio's that may come forward and to warn parents who might unknowingly allow their children to be alone with this molester.
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Trump administration officials say there was more preparation on trade issues than meets the eye for the current trip, and they add that they have been laying the groundwork to do more in the coming months.
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The blowup left officials on both sides deeply disappointed that months of constructive negotiations laying the groundwork for a meeting between the presidents and rebuilding trust between the governments had been scuttled in one phone conversation.
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One senior European official said the "big question" is whether the administration&aposs outreach represents a good-faith effort or whether it&aposs laying the groundwork to blame allies for not meeting the administration&aposs demands.
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Given the damage that Negan inflicted, fully incorporating him into the "Dead" community will have to be an act of necessity, and his interplay with Michonne (Danai Gurira) appeared to be laying the groundwork for that.
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In an op-ed in the New York Times on Wednesday night, Shulkin blasted Washington as "toxic, chaotic, disrespectful, and subversive," and accused the Trump administration of laying the groundwork to privatize the $180 billion agency.
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On the popular pro-Democratic Pod Save America podcast, co-host Jon Favreau said Leonhardt had laid out "almost an airtight case," and said it's time to "start laying the groundwork in public opinion" for impeachment.
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For the past few years, Gingerich has been laying the groundwork for Sopranica, an open source, DIY cell network that allows smartphone owners to make calls, send texts and eventually browse the internet with total anonymity.
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Competitor Google, which left China in 2010 after refusing to censor search results, has itself relaunched a Chinese version of Maps and appears to be laying the groundwork for a larger presence in coming years.[Reuters/TechCrunch]
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He launched a kind of trial run for the White House in 2011 by embracing birtherism, laying the groundwork for his successful 2016 bid by aligning himself with the far right, talk radio wing of the GOP.
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But no matter the outcome, critics of the agency have begun laying the groundwork for the Trump administration to make dramatic changes to the institution at the heart of President Barack Obama's overhaul of the financial system.
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Shallowness abounds, and while it's clear we're meant to read genuine relationships between these people, it's also just as evident that their... let's call them heightened characterizations are laying the groundwork for big, loud, and thrilling confrontations.
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Washington (CNN)Conservative blogger and radio host Erick Erickson said Wednesday he's had a number of conversations about laying the groundwork for a third-party candidate to oppose Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton in the general election.
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Analysts and some of Widodo's aides are also concerned that Nurmantyo is laying the groundwork for an expansion of the military's role in civilian affairs in the world's third-largest democracy and may have political ambitions himself.
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Nancy Salzman, who co-founded the group with Keith Raniere, and other leaders began to introduce "the idea of polygamy, but with a soft sell, laying the groundwork," Susan Dones, a NXIVM member at the time, said.
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Either way, it suggests that the basic LBJ pattern remains as valid in 2016 as it was in 1964: The choice between reassuring the center and laying the groundwork for policy on issues is a false one.
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OTTAWA (Reuters) - If the Bank of Canada caught markets by surprise last week in laying the groundwork for interest rate hikes, it may have been because traders missed - or ignored - signals the central bank was already sending.
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Because all immigrants, legal or not, are supposed to have these negative effects on native workers, Trump is laying the groundwork for a crackdown not just on the undocumented population but on legal immigration in the future.
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Tall Poppy's co-founders Tall Poppy's co-founders Creating Tall Poppy As Honeywell heard more and more stories of online intimidation and assault, she started laying the groundwork for the service that would eventually become Tall Poppy.
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Amazon made an important step in that direction with the addition of a hub to the Echo Plus, and Apple has been laying the groundwork for some time with its HomeKit offering and, more recently, the HomePod.
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Dragon Smith, who is 27, feels hopeful about the conversations that are underway—and credited leaders like Nitah for laying the groundwork by working on reconciliation long before it was on the minds of non-Indigenous Canadians.
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FRANKFURT, Sept 7 (Reuters) - European Central Bank President Mario Draghi is set to start laying the groundwork for stimulus reduction when policymakers meet on Thursday, giving investors some hints but probably holding off on any major commitment.
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Flying taxis: The German start-up Lilium is among at least 20 companies around the world testing machinery, laying the groundwork and starting discussions with government officials in a high-stakes race to roll out flying taxis.
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In laying the groundwork for a future exit, Amamiya worked closely with board members who had grown cautious of Kuroda's policies, according to current and former central bank and government officials with knowledge of BOJ decision-making.
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Mr. Mnuchin, in his most recent letter, appeared to be laying the groundwork for the legal rationale to deny the request, listing several "legal concerns" that have prompted the Treasury Department to consult with the Justice Department.
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However, multiple US officials also told CNN that troop movement near the Hong Kong border is a tactic they expected from Chinese President Xi Jinping, who is laying the groundwork, they say, in case intervention is needed.
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But according to the United States government, at the same time Mr. Ho was also laying the groundwork for bribes that involved both money and arms, sometimes writing in emails about the risks involved in such transactions.
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At the conference, whose outcome will be key to implementing the landmark 2015 Paris Agreement on climate change, scientists and environmental activists said they were laying the groundwork should calls for Bolsonaro to protect Brazil's forests fail.
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Lawrence Abele, who as provost of Florida State led the effort to raise graduation rates, said the single most important factor was requiring core foundational courses to be taken at specific times, laying the groundwork for progress.
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Many Democratic secretaries of state are resisting because they believe the commission is laying the groundwork for restrictions that will mostly make it harder for traditionally Democratic constituencies — minorities, young people and the poor — to cast ballots.
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To the extent there was any ambiguity about the Manafort-Trump arrangement, with a series of tweets last Tuesday, the President appeared to begin laying the groundwork to satisfy his part of the apparent quid pro quo.
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But with her focused, single-issue activism, religiously inclusive language, and careful coalition building, Schlafly was able to forge strategic alliances to defeat the ERA while laying the groundwork for the new religious right of the 1980s.
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A North Korean envoy arrived in Washington on Thursday for expected talks with Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and a possible encounter with President Donald Trump aimed at laying the groundwork for a second U.S.-North Korea summit.
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Today's news is significant because it shows how IBM is laying the groundwork for much larger organizations and enterprises to get involved in working with blockchain technology, beyond the smaller groups and startups that were targeted in February.
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During the Tang and Song dynasties (618-907 AD and 960-1279 AD, respectively) fishermen used water from rivers in the area to cook tripe and duck intestines, laying the groundwork for more modern versions of hot pot.
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The next month, on New Year's Day 2012, reports surfaced of a group of Trump's supporters who had filed for an independent party to appear on the Texas ballot -- laying the groundwork for a potential Trump presidential bid.
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WASHINGTON — Senate Republicans are already laying the groundwork to confirm Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court by early next week, even though neither of the two women who have made allegations against him have yet testified before Congress.
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EGW: I think if more people were taking their everyday actions to a more conscious level, and we were having more open conversations like this one, we'd be laying the groundwork to resolve a lot of these issues.
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The House has, as of publication, passed nine bills and introduced more than 300 others, with GOP operatives laying the groundwork to muscle ahead on a number of Trump's campaign promises as well as long-standing conservative crusades.
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But Trump's own approval numbers are underwater in the state, which he won by just 1.2 percentage points, and keeping his base motivated through the midterms is critical to laying the groundwork to compete there again in 2020.
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With gains in employment and solid first-quarter growth, it is reasonable for the central bank to begin laying the groundwork for considering rate hikes by the end of the year or the beginning of 2018, said Exarhos.
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Clinton, whose role in laying the groundwork for the Iran nuclear deal during her time in President Barack Obama's administration may be a sore point for some pro-Israel leaders, also addressed her plans to enforce the agreement.
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But Democrats have argued that the plan is no more than a massive giveaway to the richest Americans, including Trump himself, laying the groundwork for a political battle that will likely rage through the end of the year.
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T-Mobile US and Sprint are laying the groundwork for special committees of their board of directors to decide on a merger between the third and fourth largest U.S. wireless carriers, according to people familiar with the matter.
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Military branches are laying the groundwork to respond to Hurricane Irma, deploying ships, personnel and equipment to Florida and United States territories in the Caribbean to respond to a storm that has already wreaked devastation on several islands.
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Hillary Clinton is raising huge amounts of cash for the Democratic National Committee and state parties, according to figures released by her campaign on Wednesday, laying the groundwork for a substantial investment in swing states during the fall.
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In an editorial on his Bloomberg Politics website on Monday, the former New York City mayor, who has been laying the groundwork to run as an independent, acknowledged that he didn't see a path to the White House.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain could have a new prime minister by early September, the ruling Conservative Party said on Monday, after David Cameron started laying the groundwork for his successor to trigger the country's exit from the European Union.
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The Washington Post, citing two unnamed sources, reported that the White House was laying the groundwork for declaring an emergency that would let Trump build sections of a wall, possibly using funds from the Army Corps of Engineers.
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KIEV (Reuters) - Ukrainian authorities are laying the groundwork for President Petro Poroshenko to visit Washington early next year, hoping to shore up U.S. support against Russia and allay concerns about what a Donald Trump presidency means for Kiev.
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Firefighters in Southern California are slowly gaining control of one of the largest wildfires in state history, but residents may not enjoy much relief as experts said the flames are laying the groundwork for the next disaster — mudslides.
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President Trump, ignoring the advice of his own lawyers, lashed out on Twitter over the weekend at the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, raising questions about whether he is laying the groundwork to try to fire him.
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Khalilzad's deal may well have simply ended up laying the groundwork for a twenty-first century "fall of Saigon" moment in Kabul down the line, as a resurgent Taliban chips away at what remains of the Afghan state.
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Despite laying the groundwork for hardcore, and seemingly inventing an approach to touring that bands use to this day, Black Flag still had yet to put out a proper full-length album, even if the material was there.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump has relaxed some of the rules for preventing civilian casualties when the American military carries out counterterrorism strikes in Somalia, laying the groundwork for an escalating campaign against Islamist militants in the Horn of Africa.
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A major cause: redlining, a practice in which real estate agents and lenders marked neighborhoods as areas undesirable for investment, putting home loans out of reach — and laying the groundwork for a housing crisis decades in the making.
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Trump certainly seems to be laying the groundwork for a serious effort to curtail foreign imports into the United States, and nothing about his personality suggests that he's likely to back down quickly in the face of countermeasures.
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Officials from the two sides held last-minute talks aimed at laying the groundwork for a meeting that was almost unthinkable just months ago when the two leaders were exchanging insults and threats that raised fears of war.
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In Mumbai, you can aid an up-and-coming assassin in taking out all of your targets by making him look like a flawless expert in the craft, when in reality, it's you laying the groundwork for his success.
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But even as she completes her degree this year—a double major in environmental science and biology, with a chemistry minor—Irons is laying the groundwork for testing out these concepts on Earth, for both humanitarian and scientific reasons.
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It's also laying the groundwork for more potential acquisitions and strategic partnerships, or at least a seat at the table of startups that could be setting the pace for how people borrow, lend and spend money in the future.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said on Wednesday officials were laying the groundwork for the next summit between President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, but any meeting would likely occur after October.
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While critics thought Facebook was just mindlessly copying Snapchat with its recent Stories and Camera features in Facebook, Messenger, Instagram and WhatsApp, Mark Zuckerberg tells TechCrunch his company was just laying the groundwork for today's Camera Effects platform launch.
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South Korea's recent rule changes also include laying the groundwork for allowing vehicles without any steering wheels or pedals, which is part of the proposed amendments to California regulations; Michigan recently passed a law that allows for the same.
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Newly published research shows that the same Russian government-aligned hackers who penetrated the Democratic Party have spent the past six months laying the groundwork for an espionage campaign against an unknown number of U.S. Senate staffers, including Republicans.
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Friday's tweets are particularly worrisome as concern has already spread within the media that Trump is laying the groundwork for an aggressive and broad campaign targeting any journalists that report critically (or, perhaps, accurately) about him and his administration.
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The weekend disclosure from a source close to the situation that Bloomberg is laying the groundwork for a run that he could launch should Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton falter, sent shock waves rippling through the entire presidential field.
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Since the last debate, Trump has relentlessly warned his supporters of a "rigged system," seemingly laying the groundwork to blame his loss on an electoral system fraught with fraud, even though there is no evidence of widespread voter fraud.
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Ted Cruz, also on the presidential campaign trail, also weighed in on the closing of Guantanamo, comparing the situation to when former President Jimmy Carter signed the Panama Canal Treaty, laying the groundwork for Panamanian control of the canal.
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With the euro trading at attractive levels compared with the dollar, promising earnings growth and companies strengthening their balance sheets, Griffith said that European Central Bank chief Mario Draghi deserves much credit for laying the groundwork for economic recovery.
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In a twist, Mueller isn't just narrowly focused on the Russians and any wrongdoing from Trump's team—he's exposing the bipartisan favor-trading that makes a demagogue like Trump possible, and maybe even laying the groundwork for actual changes.
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Its valuation has laying the groundwork to go publicFibra Uno's size and reach across the country is the reason that WeWork has worked so closely with Fibra Uno, according to Jorge Pigeon, VP of capital markets and investor relations.
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Various accounts describe state prosecutors, who previously stepped aside so that Mueller could investigate unimpeded, as laying the groundwork for new crimes that would avoid constitutional barriers but still send Manafort behind bars for the rest of his life.
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BRUSSELS - European Union regulators will release data from its year-long inquiry into barriers to cross-border e-commerce next week, the 28-nation bloc's antitrust chief said on Thursday, potentially laying the groundwork for cases against some companies.
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Top Trump administration officials on Tuesday signaled that they were already laying the groundwork to restart the U.S. economy amid the coronavirus pandemic — a tremendous task that President Donald Trump revealed he would like to accomplish by mid-April.
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Its first draft, circulated days after he took office, would have gone much farther, including laying the groundwork for reopening the Central Intelligence Agency's defunct "black site" prisons, where it formerly tortured high-value detainees during the Bush administration.
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Ms. Farley is currently laying the groundwork to run against Senator Kirsten Gillibrand this year, and has begun assembling a campaign team, including John Brabender, a former adviser to the presidential candidate Rick Santorum, and the pollster John McLaughlin.
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WASHINGTON — The Justice Department appears to be laying the groundwork for an investigation into the transfer of fetal tissue by abortion providers, including Planned Parenthood, picking up where several Republican-led inquiries in Congress had dropped off last year.
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In April last year Mr Cohen began laying the groundwork for a return to the hedge fund industry by opening a vehicle called Stamford Harbor Capital, which shares the same management team as Point72 and is located next door.
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Laying the groundwork to look for potential violations of the Constitution's emoluments clause, which bans payments from foreign governments to federal officeholders, he wrote to the Trump Organization requesting documents related to the company's procedures for identifying foreign payments.
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His BuzzFeed stories also led to Kreativ, a television production company that has a deal with Bunim/Murray Productions — the reality-TV giant behind shows like "Keeping Up With the Kardashians" — to begin laying the groundwork for the documentary.
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Alibaba announced a massive $15 billion research 'DAMO Academy' project focused on R&D last month, and it is laying the groundwork for an office in Tel Aviv through a deal to acquire technology and talent from Israeli startup Visualead.
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In doing so he may be laying the groundwork for a longer-than-expected rate-increase cycle, as discussion intensifies among policymakers about what level of borrowing costs is appropriate in an economy that is nearly back to full health.
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The White House is pressuring the Department of Homeland Security to raise the standards for traditional screening interviews, and reportedly laying the groundwork for Border Patrol agents — who are assumed to be "tougher" on migrants — to conduct those interviews instead.
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It's still three weeks until Election Day, but congressional Republicans are already laying the groundwork to fill the first year of a potential Hillary Clinton administration with more investigations of her use of a private email server as secretary of state.
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More recently, he spearheaded collaborations with YouTubers like Casey Neistat to "humanize" the company — he led an industrywide push to invest in tech YouTubers and other creators instead of traditional ad agencies, laying the groundwork for much of that industry today.
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The big picture: Regional governments have been laying the groundwork for months to make clear where marijuana can be bought, but critics remain concerned about whether the country is prepared for the health and public safety impacts of increased marijuana use.
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Though Silver was commissioner when the ink was signed on the 2015 Tencent deal and has overseen an expansion of exhibition games in China, his predecessor, David Stern, is largely credited with laying the groundwork to securing the Chinese market.
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On Monday, following the company's second-quarter earnings release, Yahoo's CEO Marissa Mayer thanked the "resilient" team at Yahoo for laying the groundwork for the company's next chapter — which could make this quarter its last as a publicly traded independent company.
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U.S. media reported on Friday that the Justice Department was laying the groundwork to investigate Google to determine whether the world's biggest online advertising platform was using its size to squeeze out smaller competitors, violating laws designed to ensure fair competition.
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For the last five years, Fadiman has been laying the groundwork for a science of microdosing, and last weekend during the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies (MAPS) psychedelic science conference, he revealed some surprising initial results from his independent microdosing study.
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But its precedent-shattering provision was an intrusive system of on-site inspections, laying the groundwork for verification of new ICBM treaties — the Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty, or START I, which arrived seven years later, and New C, which exists today.
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Nevertheless, Baidu is laying the groundwork for the rollout of the newsreading AI. The search engine, which reported 665 million mobile searches for December 2016, already integrates algorithms similar to those that Shiqi and his team are working on for newsreading.
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The U.S.-led air campaign against the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) is now laying the groundwork for the offensive to retake Mosul, the terror group's Iraq stronghold, the top general in charge of the air war said Tuesday.
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In 123, General Ne Win's Burmese Nationality Law officially declared the Rohingya "non-nationals," laying the groundwork for what, decades later, Human Rights Watch would characterize as "crimes against humanity and ethnic cleansing," and some experts consider an ongoing genocide.
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May's government is keen to start laying the groundwork for bilateral trade agreements for when Britain leaves the European Union, a process that will take at least two years after triggering the formal divorce talks by the end of March.
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RELATED: Paul says Trump more worrisome than Cruz In short, Paul's team is laying the groundwork for a run for his second term, even as the Kentucky Republican is publicly focusing on the upcoming Iowa and New Hampshire presidential primaries.
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"We're laying the groundwork for the future of our pipeline and the future of one-time curative gene therapy treatments," Spark's chief executive officer, Jeffrey Marrazzo, said in an interview at the JPMorgan Healthcare Conference in San Francisco this week.
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Republicans have used this unpopularity to their advantage, instead of trying to sell Americans on the advantages of high deductibles and laying the groundwork for the day when they might move the health care system in a more conservative direction.
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Several election prognosticators believe Biden is laying the groundwork for a presidential campaign and that his association with former President Obama, who remains popular, and the Scranton, Pa., native's appeal to middle America could make him a worthy opponent to Trump.
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Nonetheless, Breyer was laying the groundwork for abolition, by making an argument, anchored in the Constitution's "cruel and unusual" language, that the retreat of the death penalty county by county could one day persuade the court to end it everywhere.
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What Congress has managed to do, in the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, is repeal the individual mandate, thereby lifting one of the distinctive burdens imposed by the ACA — and, further, laying the groundwork for a fresh legal challenge to it.
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Mr. Trump also appeared to be laying the groundwork to blame Mr. Ryan and Republicans who opposed him should he lose the election next month, complaining that it is "hard to do well" without the support of his own party.
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News broke on Friday that the Justice Department was laying the groundwork to investigate Google to determine whether the world's biggest online advertising platform was using its size to squeeze out smaller competitors, violating laws designed to ensure fair competition.
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China is opening up its low-level airspace to civilian aircraft, and the global aviation industry is laying the groundwork for a boom beyond private business jets with the purchase of helicopters that is likely to include fleets of air ambulances.
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In 2015, students at Oxford University demanded the removal of a statue of Cecil Rhodes, the tycoon who many see as laying the groundwork for apartheid, South Africa's policy of racial segregation that lasted from 1948 until the early 1990s.
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And most famously, Louis C.K., who admitted to misconduct, has been working out new material primarily in short club sets locally, though he did an hour at a club in Long Island on Sunday, presumably laying the groundwork for a special.
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Several high-profile Republicans suggested Wednesday that they're already laying the groundwork to discredit the nonpartisan budget office: My colleague Jeff Stein has more on this from Capitol Hill, where he spent the day at the Energy and Commerce markup.
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WASHINGTON — Before Saudi Arabia's crown prince, Mohammed bin Salman, was implicated by the C.I.A. in the killing of Jamal Khashoggi, American intelligence agencies were trying to solve a separate mystery: Was the prince laying the groundwork for building an atomic bomb?
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The measures have also raised questions about whether South Korea and the United States, the South's most important ally, are laying the groundwork to kill or incapacitate Mr. Kim and his top aides before they can even order an attack.
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Despite Mr. Trump's incendiary talk, his top trade advisers are taking a more cautious approach to dealing with America's trading partners, striking a more moderate tone than the president but still laying the groundwork for the changes he has promised.
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They were about normalizing the sort of obstruction of justice and financial crimes he's been implicated in, as well as laying the groundwork for pardoning or commuting the sentence of longtime confidant Roger Stone, who's scheduled to be sentenced on Thursday.
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And this morning we're at a 6.8, I think that's a fair reading given that we learned one pretty wild new thing on Wednesday, but most of it was laying the groundwork for the rest of the hearings to come.
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Miki Zohar, Likud's chief whip, said this week that Mr. Netanyahu was the victim of persecution on ideological grounds, and Mr. Netanyahu appears to have been laying the groundwork for such an argument with his assertions of a witch hunt.
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It followed a day in which officials signaled that he was laying the groundwork to pull out of Nafta — a move intended to increase pressure on Congress to authorize new negotiations, and on Canada and Mexico to accede to American demands.
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It's already laying the groundwork for the next big thing after the iPhone through its augmented reality (AR) developer kit, which lets developers create apps for the iPhone and iPad that overlay computer-generated images on top of the real world.
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In turn, this has provided the President and his allies with the political basis for declaring a complete victory, for further attacking the integrity of the special counsel investigation, and for laying the groundwork for an attack on congressional inquiries.
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French utility EDF, which plans to build two nuclear plants in Hinkley Point, the first in Britain in a generation, had spent over 2 billion euros in laying the groundwork before its board gave the final go-ahead for the project.
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The S&P 500 was about 12 points shy of its record high of 3,21, as markets also turned optimistic on talks between U.S. and Chinese deputy trade negotiators aimed at laying the groundwork for high-level negotiations in early October.
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While still at sea returning to Europe in February, 1493 - four months after discovering the New World - Columbus penned a letter to Spain's monarchs describing what he had found and laying the groundwork for his request to fund another voyage.
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While he's doing everything he can to make the election about himself -- touting a two-year record he says is the best of any president ever -- Trump is also laying the groundwork for a face-saving operation if things go wrong.
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" His arrest and the severity of his sentence shocked many supporters, who warned that by stamping out voices such as Ilham's, "the Chinese Government is in fact laying the groundwork for the very extremism it says it wants to prevent.
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The Kremlin has been preparing for this decision in recent weeks and Putin has been commenting on the doping allegations, inferring that they are the West's attempt to influence their upcoming election, thereby laying the groundwork to repudiate this decision.
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FRANKFURT, March 26 (Reuters) - Deutsche Bank is laying the groundwork for taking advantage of a government-run short-time work scheme for some of its employees in Germany as it deals with fallout of the coronavirus, a spokeswoman said on Thursday.
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Sources close to Nip's family tell TMZ ... he was in the process of creating a foundation designed to improve the quality of life in his community -- primarily for young people -- and he started laying the groundwork long before his murder.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A North Korean envoy arrived in Washington on Thursday for expected talks with Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and a possible encounter with President Donald Trump aimed a laying the groundwork for a second U.S.-North Korea summit.
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I wrote while season five was airing (in 2015) and again during season six (in 2016) that I thought Game of Thrones' showrunners were laying the groundwork for Dany to become the series' final antagonist, at least in some form.
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Western powers and some Arab states believe Sochi is an attempt to create a separate peace process that would undermine the United Nations' efforts while laying the groundwork for a solution more suitable to Assad and his allies Russia and Iran.
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"American Crime Story" opens with footage of the Rodney King beating and the 1992 Los Angeles riots, laying the groundwork for Mr. Simpson's defense in a trial that largely served as a referendum on the Los Angeles Police Department's treatment of blacks.
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Agreeing on a budget might also give hope that Lebanon's rival political factions are capable of co-operation, laying the groundwork for even more important legislation—such as a new electoral law—as well as for functioning roads, water pipes and power lines.
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The Pentagon is laying the groundwork to create President Donald Trump's proposed Space Force as the sixth branch of the US military as soon as 2020, Vice President Mike Pence announced Thursday, despite the well-known, longtime opposition of many of its leaders.
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But with Shadowkeep, Bungie sounds like its going further and laying the groundwork for an even more ambitious version of Destiny, one that could see it turn into a true live service game like the massively multiplayer online titles that first inspired it.
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As companies like Softbank put in their bid to have a presence in IoT (the Japanese tech giant acquired ARM Holdings earlier this week for some £220 billion/$103 billion), Intel too looks to be laying the groundwork for its own shift.
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The focus of the partnership is on laying the groundwork for a future time when Lyft users will be able to open the app and call a car, which will then come from a range of different providers operating their own driverless fleets.
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Chiames told BuzzFeed News that after Hurricane Maria decimated the island, someone with a satellite phone was able to get ahold of Techmanski, who made it to Puerto Rico as quickly as possible and began laying the groundwork for the partnership to follow.
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Sure, on mobile Bixby feels like another me-too play as Siri and Alexa are already battling it out for Android users, but Samsung's move is much larger, and like Amazon's low-cost Echo, the company has been laying the groundwork all along.
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Brown leads the congregation in a rendition of "Ella's Song," a civil rights era hymn written to honor Ella Baker, whom history credits with laying the groundwork for grassroots organizing you see today, like what helped get Doug Jones elected in Alabama.
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Several times in recent days, the billionaire has appeared to be laying the groundwork for a defeat — whether with his claims of a rigged election that could be a face-saver if he loses — or in wistful musings about the days ahead.
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On top of this, it is laying the groundwork for a platform that it hopes will not just help you organize what you have to do in a clear and easy way, but also, eventually, get some help to get it done.
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Obama's desire to do a deal with Iran was a prominent subject of the 2008 political campaign, and the not-very-obscure figure of Hillary Clinton has bragged about her role in laying the groundwork for a deal back in Obama's first term.
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The attacks came as a high-level NATO delegation visited Afghanistan, pledging support for President Ashraf Ghani's government, which on Wednesday hosts the latest in a series of diplomatic meetings aimed at laying the groundwork for a possible political process involving the Taliban.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - As the U.S. further pushes to separate itself from Chinese telecommunications equipment maker Huawei Technologies, the Pentagon is laying the groundwork to use technology from rivals Nokia and Ericsson in its 5G development plans, a Pentagon official said on Monday.
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A tirade like the one Trump just launched into could be seen as laying the groundwork for firing everyone—after all, if the FBI and the Department of Justice are so biased and so anti-American, what would be wrong with cleaning house?
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The move to name the commanders could be seen as laying the groundwork for future war crime prosecutions, though a previous attempt by the Security Council to get the situation in Syria referred to the International Criminal Court was vetoed by Russia.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Chinese state-owned conglomerate China Resources Group and Australian bank Macquarie Group Ltd plan to buy majority control of GenesisCare Ltd, laying the groundwork for Australia's biggest cancer and cardiac services provider to expand into the world's second-largest economy.
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Schaeffler expects the EBIT margin before special items to come in between 12 and 13 percent after 12.7 percent last year, adding that growing investment in zero-emission technology and other future technologies was laying the groundwork for profitable and sustainable growth.
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MORE (R-Ariz.), who was a prisoner of war during the Vietnam War, issued a 697-word statement saying that Trump does not speak for the Republican Party — leading some to speculate that he could be laying the groundwork for withdrawing his endorsement.
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For Ford, it's a way to experiment with changing market trends today while laying the groundwork for some of its more ambitious plans, and yet another example of automakers looking to change up fundamental aspects of the way in which they do business.
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Laying the groundwork for Thursday's surprise interest rate rise in the minutes of the Feb 4 meeting, the majority thought it was important to send the message that the bank could act with "flexibility" to adjust monetary policy at the right pace.
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As Politico points out, Benenson's company has worked with a bunch of nonprofits in the past, but the latest move still raised more than few eyebrows, adding fuel to speculation that the Facebook exec is laying the groundwork for a potential political campaign.
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The Commission can foster evidence-based solutions to help families and communities by taking a broad view of the types of research studies that can be carried out with administrative data, and laying the groundwork for those studies inside and outside of government.
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Philip Shaw, an economist at Investec, said Broadbent's comments added to the sense that the BoE was already laying the groundwork for a cut in rates to 0.1 percent in November, but left open what the BoE would do if Britain entered recession.
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Firstly, that this particular moment in American history seems to be laying the groundwork for a very different type of political future than many of us might have imagined, prompting us to collectively think about the legacy we will leave for subsequent generations.
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FIFA on Tuesday began laying the groundwork for the 2026 World Cup, announcing a bidding process in which it would decide on a possible expansion of the field by this fall and select the host country for the event in May 2020.
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Meanwhile, Graham is laying the groundwork for "investigating the investigators," including the origins of the Obama-era FBI's decision to open an investigation into the Trump campaign, the so-called Steele dossier and whether the FBI under Comey mishandled the Clinton investigation.
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So, while Xi has been laying the groundwork for pain, Trump has already been deeply wounded, with the question hanging of his ability to weather another, even deeper challenge to the American economy and his leadership so soon after the monthlong government shutdown.
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But Indonesia's official memorial to the wave of political massacres that claimed the lives of at least 500,000 civilians in 1965 while laying the groundwork for the 303-year reign of the military strongman Suharto is an entirely different study in nationalist mythology.
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While much of the West Wing is focused on the current battle surrounding the government shutdown, the White House counsel's office and allied groups outside the White House have begun laying the groundwork for a political and public relations response to Mueller.
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TOKYO, Jan 23 (Reuters) - Air-bag maker Takata Corp plans to request financial support from Japanese automakers and is laying the groundwork for top officials to resign over the recall of millions of vehicles with potentially faulty air bags, sources told Reuters.
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Trump slammed speculation that he is laying the groundwork for a new media empire, insisting he instead remains dedicated to defeating Democratic nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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I worry that in our twitchy moment, we're so impatient to have X or Y, externally, right now, that we're not laying the groundwork within ourselves to become the kind of people we need to become to do the worthy things. Right.
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Since the Maastricht Treaty was signed in 1992, establishing the European Union and laying the groundwork for the creation of the euro, policy on a range of issues from budgets to asylum have been taken beyond the control of democratically elected national governments.
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In addition to winding down the Cold War, the elder Mr. Bush is credited by historians with helping in the reunification of Germany and Europe and the peaceful dissolution of the Soviet Union, and laying the groundwork for the World Trade Organization.
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Stephen A. Cozen, a Philadelphia-based lawyer and a longtime friend of Mr. Biden, confirmed he was helping to organize the Philadelphia-based event next week, laying the groundwork for what Mr. Biden's backers hope will be a significant financial show of force.
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Douglas said that even though November may seem to be a long way off, state legislatures can keep their voters and poll-workers safe if they start laying the groundwork and building the infrastructure for expanded absentee and vote-by-mail now.
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A historic cemetery tucked behind Closter Road is the resting place for members of the Sneden and Dobbs families, who transported colonialists back and forth across the Hudson, laying the groundwork for the communities of Snedens Landing and Dobbs Ferry on either side.
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You would think that by now a figure — someone younger than my 59 years — would have appeared to inspire people with true American values, a figure who could serve as an antithetical rallying point, laying the groundwork for the midterm elections and beyond.
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Those factors — the frequency of official police shootings and the marginalized status of the people shot — add to an atmosphere in which death by the police seems common, almost inevitable, experts say, laying the groundwork for the militias to operate with relative ease.
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