"We are seeing businesses lead the way, we are seeing investors lead the way, we are seeing cities and counties and all kinds of civic organizations leading the way," he said.
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This is your month to lead the way in love.
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Many of them want their employers to lead the way.
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The media should lead the way in posing these questions.
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It would certainly not be easy to lead the way.
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It helped lead the way to the rising of PACs.
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And President Trump should lead the way in demanding them.
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Shares of technology companies and retailers helped lead the way.
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Housing will lead the way this year, the group said.
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There's only success ahead and you can lead the way.
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I have always let science and facts lead the way.
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Cultural institutions such as Japan Society should help lead the way.
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Which sectors will lead the way as markets near record highs?
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But state-run programmes still lead the way in emerging markets.
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When the market performs well, cyclical sectors typically lead the way.
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We can lead the way again around all of these issues.
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The U.S. is prepared to lead the way in manufacturing them.
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"They can look to California to lead the way," he said.
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Which stocks in the benchmark should lead the way this week?
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The question of who gets to lead the way must follow.
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General Mills and J.M. Smucker have lead the way, he said.
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To get there, Washington needs President Trump to lead the way.
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Scythe-like guitars lead the way with this Iron City crew.
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Business leaders can lead the way by encouraging employees to vote.
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That will lead the way for success across the entire state.
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But Apple certainly isn't, so why couldn't Apple lead the way?
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Science will lead the way to reducing cancer incidence and mortality.
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India may be able to lead the way on that front.
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A static rope lead the way to the mouth of the cave.
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Science Fiction can help lead the way and contribute to that future.
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It hopes these innovations hubs will lead the way to doing that.
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"Health care and financial company stocks will lead the way," Rupkey wrote.
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With that in mind, I lead the way cautiously in Basem's 911.
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For the first years of cryptocurrency existence, the U.S. lead the way.
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A common theme in American history is that states lead the way.
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The United States must lead the way to a nuclear-free world.
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This must change, and the U.S. can and should lead the way.
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The development could lead the way to supersonic travel for the masses.
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I'm glad that we're going to lead the way, in some respects.
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We should let evidence lead the way to new laws of nature.
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The Dow is somewhat lucky to have had Boeing lead the way.
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Washington should also continue to lead the way in providing emergency assistance.
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Gums ran for 75 yards to lead the way for the Colonels.
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Apple and Intel lead the way in black and Latinx tech employment.
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But the U.S. used to really lead the way in aerospace innovation.
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"Maybe this country could lead the way in certain respects," he said.
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Europe must step up its efforts, and Germany should lead the way.
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BA and Iberia lead the way with South American services from Europe.
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Women lead the way Jeewanthi Perera is one of Sudeesa's 38,000 volunteers.
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The vibrant, youthful economies of India and Indonesia could lead the way.
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The United States has helped lead the way in cutting tobacco use.
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The United States has helped lead the way in cutting tobacco use.
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As adults, we should have been the ones to lead the way.
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For years, states have lead the way by providing substantial tax cuts.
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China's government typically picks one or two industry champions to lead the way.
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The government should help, but the private sector needs to lead the way.
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It's going to continue to lead the way and be an investor magnet.
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We should once again lead the way for the world in space exploration.
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Sex workers, not politicians, should lead the way in crafting sex work policy.
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The following stocks should lead the way if that breakout continues, statistics show.
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And interstellar exploration is also something in which robots will lead the way.
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And ppl she once let into her inner circle will lead the way.
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Wherein lies an opportunity for civic leaders to lead the way on immigration.
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Democrats, with the help of independents, can rise to lead the way forward.
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President-elect Trump can and should lead the way for crucial regulatory reforms.
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Miami also helped lead the way for gender equality in the tennis world.
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If they do not, wise citizens must step forward and lead the way.
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For home, grays and mauves lead the way for a more minimalist approach.
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But, increasingly, he's trying to lead the way on global sustainability issues, too.
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Frankie Ferrari and Jordan Ratinho each tallied 15 points to lead the way.
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The US could lead the way; the public is already on board. 3.
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Kenya, Nigeria and South Africa lead the way, with multimillion-dollar gambling industries.
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Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern is doing what she can to lead the way.
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For now, we should allow states to lead the way on this issue.
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When looking at the future of Chipotle, digital continues to lead the way.
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"We have an opportunity to lead the way (statewide and nationally)," he said.
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On other issues as well Democrats have a chance to lead the way.
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The administration should be helping lead the way, not putting on the brakes.
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Cities like Subotica in other Eastern European nations also may lead the way.
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The fact is, it's time the Democratic machine lets its base lead the way.
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Bashir, a farmer, had paid a smuggler $300 per person to lead the way.
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The company already helped to democratize design and lead the way in LED adoption.
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Apple should lead the way and show other developers how to do it right.
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The hospital credits her with helping to "lead the way" for the Maine hospital.
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What I can do about that is be an example and lead the way.
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WE HAVE BRANDS LIKE SAMSUNG AND LG WHICH REALLY LEAD THE WAY IN INNOVATION.
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Under a Trump administration, Florida and America will lead the way into the stars.
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The doctor counselled them to wait patiently and allow Phoebe to lead the way.
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And wishing, as fashion changes once more, that she could've helped lead the way.
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Our task is to lead the way and direct the march of other nations.
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Moving forward, if the U.S. is to lead the way, two things must happen.
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He said it is important for businesses in the field to lead the way.
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It is now up to the judiciary to lead the way toward gay rights.
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Europe and especially the UK lead the way globally in innovation in financial technology.
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"What I appreciate is that they challenged others to lead the way," she said.
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While it probably won't transform you into Hemingway overnight, it'll help lead the way.
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As the list of facilities involved expands, the South continues to lead the way.
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But she said HUD could lead the way by coming up with creative solutions.
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Barton had 15 and Harris 12 in the first half to lead the way.
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"Germany's not impressed by those concerns, and economic interests lead the way," he added.
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Amazon will lead the way as usual, and will deliver some seriously big savings.
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You can take charge and lead the way they perceive you and your image.
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Countries worldwide are demanding this, and the United States is helping lead the way.
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Multilateral agreements in which groups of like-minded countries forge ahead should lead the way.
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The last thing we need are state agencies themselves lead the way in denying science.
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And that can lead the way to generalize it to all games across the platform.
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Mobile advertising revenue continues to lead the way, accounting for 13% of total advertising revenue.
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The DNC should lead the way in long-term message research to answer key questions.
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Companies are proving that they can lead the way when it comes to going green.
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The labor movement needs to lead the way toward economic solutions that lift all boats.
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Donald Trump's 2020 opponents should want to lead the way, not follow in his wake.
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I believe California can lead the way for America by creating a strong public option.
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President Trump can lead the way, but true reforms will have to come from Congress.
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"I thought we should lead the way on this and others might follow," he said.
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"Hopefully affordable bidet attachments might lead the way to nations with cleaner butts," George says.
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And even if such "centrism" were on the rise, Asian-Americans won't lead the way.
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She also said the world shouldn't be looking to central banks to lead the way.
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Senegal is not controlling the ball with the lead the way Japan did earlier today.
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We could lead the way on climate change adaptation and innovation yet we choose mediocrity.
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The world misses the U.S. whose economic policies used to show and lead the way.
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Among big donors, Nevada casino mogul Sheldon Adelson and his wife, Miriam, lead the way.
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I am absolutely committed to the UK continuing to lead the way on this issue.
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"Company," which got nine nominations including best musical revival, was expected to lead the way.
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That work is futile unless the United States and other major powers lead the way.
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These ambitious goals have bolstered hopes that corporations might help lead the way on climate action.
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And the good news is the University of Texas is going to lead the way here.
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Perhaps one day our cyborg bacteria overlords will lead the way out of fossil fuel dependence.
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Ultimately, it's up to us as parents to lead the way, and then set them free.
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We believe that European regulators can also lead the way on similar mechanisms for cyber security.
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Lead the way into changes that will bring both you and your beloved joy and delight.
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Switzerland, Singapore and the UK lead the way, with Nordic Countries ranking in the top 10.
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"Under a Trump administration, Florida and America will lead the way into the stars," he said.
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The sector is predicted to lead the way for an total profit gain of 9.1 percent.
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China has taken the initiative to lead the way toward a more balanced global trading system.
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The roles are already cast — Germany will lead the way, and France will obligingly tag along.
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The science has to lead the way in terms of telling us whatever the facts are.
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"From a young age, I let nature lead the way," Gi-Ho says via a translator.
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This new corps of prosecutors can lead the way toward doing more justice with more mercy.
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"In pursuit of automation, we've pretty much been letting the technology lead the way," he said.
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Samsung's Gear VR with Oculus Store content continues to lead the way in mobile VR experiences.
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Improbably, a Republican governor is helping to lead the way among his mostly Democratic regional neighbors.
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Blue curtains signify the plain rooms, while red curtains lead the way to the themed suites.
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And Bangladesh, with the largest population of Rohingya anywhere, is best placed to lead the way.
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Durant scored 23 points, collected nine rebounds and dished out seven assists to lead the way.
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Durant scored 38 points, collected nine rebounds and dished out seven assists to lead the way.
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He urged big industrialized countries such as the United States and China to lead the way.
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A lot of times, these magazines and news shows used to lead the way, you know?
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You need in a crisis to lead the way and to have solutions and answers to problems.
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Because companies have such size, scale, and reach, great progress can happen if they lead the way.
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However, it may not be the FAANGs — Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Netflix and Google — that lead the way.
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While Alienware's Area-51m to lead the way, expect that design to trickle down to future computers.
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Britain has sought to lead the way in combating human trafficking, a $150 billion a year industry.
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LSE should lead the way, he told Schwimmer, according to one of the sources close to Blackstone.
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AL: I'd tell myself to continue letting my curiosity of the world around me lead the way.
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Click here to ask your mayor to join the program and lead the way to energy efficiency.
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It is time for Texas Medicaid to dream big and lead the way for the other 2900.
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Will guys be willing to lead the way for the cyborg male revolution and get the implant?
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Specifically, JPMorgan is calling for financials and energy stocks to lead the way in the coming months.
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Millsap had all 14 of his points in the third to lead the way for the Nuggets.
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Despite this, the superpower will still lead the way when it comes to global growth in 2024.
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Further, he thinks the industrial sector — which has a high concentration of manufacturers — will lead the way.
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The authors say businesses could help lead the way, such as by investing more in sustainable energy.
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He says black people must lead the way for Christians of all races to have spiritual healing.
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In the American League, Los Angeles Angels outfielder Mike Trout garnered 3,370,499 votes to lead the way.
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In the American League, Los Angeles Angels outfielder Mike Trout garnered 683,370,499 votes to lead the way.
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What we helped lead the way for was a more international conversation for underground house and techno.
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But the Senate will lead the way and try and force the hand of their House counterparts.
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Few signs lead the way, and even Seamus, my very capable driver, got turned around en route.
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Alternatively, their guides can lead the way and take them to their favorite spots in the city.
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It is similarly no surprise that American filmmakers (Kathryn Bigelow, Ava DuVernay, etc.) also lead the way.
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Now, the EIA expects fully electric cars with at least 200-mile range to lead the way.
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Voters can break out of the two-party trap if they are willing to lead the way.
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Apple's coveted devices lead the way when it comes to performance and style, and you know it.
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Cyber defense is this generation's test, and the world is looking to us to lead the way.
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But that's a far cry from Trump's promises to lead the way on passing significant federal legislation.
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Acosta must lead the way and break with Obama administration policies that harkened back to the past.
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Just as it has for other issues of national importance, California is poised to lead the way.
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But this new package could lead the way to that, and we can't live with that fear.
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To win, he thinks, "AIDS Inc." has to be sidelined so that A.H.F. can lead the way.
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And they've hired a former top Hillary Clinton campaign and Obama administration official to lead the way.
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And it is a stain on a state that once knew how to light & lead the way.
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Apple gained 1.75% while Amazon shares rose 1.61% to lead the way higher for stocks on Monday.
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Organizing is fundamentally democratic, grounded by the people most impacted by injustice to lead the way toward solutions.
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It's time to get smart about mall shopping — and the 20 gifts ahead will help lead the way.
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So if children are our future, we need to teach them well and let them lead the way.
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Amazon and Google may lead the way in the United States, but they aren't as prominent in China.
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"When it comes to technology and things like natural language processing, Google will lead the way," says McNamara.
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Wiggins had 20 points on to lead the way, but Denver made a run in the second quarter.
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"We wish the EPA wasn't defaulting and deferring to ICAO and instead would lead the way," she said.
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Here are the stocks that should lead the way, if history of this bull market is any guide.
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I truly believe she will do incredible things in this sport and lead the way for other Thais.
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We're a pioneer in developing innovative polymers and intend to lead the way in polymer recycling as well.
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Having lagged in the previous wireless generation, Asian countries want to lead the way on the next one.
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For now, though, Colorado will do what it can to lead the way and keep revenues coming in.
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Now, amid a trade dispute between Beijing and Washington, one national champion may lead the way back home.
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According to recent data, residents of Green Bay lead the way when it comes to online sports viewing.
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The United States must lead the way to demand an end to these egregious violations of human rights.
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DeVos is poised to lead the way with her 30 years of experience in education advocacy and innovation.
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"Our island communities lead the way when it comes to climate change impacts and policies," Ige told reporters.
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They're just starting points on a very complicated path that will take more brains to lead the way.
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It's time for Wisconsin to lead the way in combatting climate change and investing in renewable energy. pic.twitter.
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"Sex workers, not politicians, should lead the way in crafting sex work policy," former Senator Mike Gravel tweeted.
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But there is hope that, as in the 1980s, the ruling may lead the way to a settlement.
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Congress must lead the way by prioritizing and institutionalizing women's inclusion as a core element of U.S. policy.
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The cure to these problems will not come from Washington D.C. Instead, the states must lead the way.
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While Gungor played a didgeridoo, I closed my eyes and tried to let my body lead the way.
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So we let a South Korean family of scammers and a team of former strippers lead the way.
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The US appears to be trying to catch up rather than lead the way on this new technology.
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NASA can and must lead the way, and exploration, science and commerce in space must proceed in partnership.
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Even small states can lead the way if they're internally consistent and they have principles they believe in.
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Indigenous activists say it's the families, not the government, who will lead the way to addressing this problem.
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There's no one better placed to lead the way in that regard than Defoe, English football's great survivor.
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Is 2017 then a big year for politically active music and does Peace Trail help lead the way?
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With incentives, American farmers will lead the way in protecting ecosystems as they produce our food and fiber.
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"Archbishop Gregory is somebody who has helped to lead the way out of it before," said Mr. Garvey.
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We need to lead the way with science — not Donald Trump's record of hysteria, xenophobia, and fear-mongering.
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Two delicious rosés lead the way, along with a bordeaux, a California cabernet and a South African bubbly.
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But when it comes to the fundamentals, our economy is sound and consumers continue to lead the way.
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London (CNN Business)America's most powerful bankers don't want to lead the way in tackling the climate crisis.
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The hierarchy on the practice field is simple: the quarterback, the stars and the seniors lead the way.
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On Sunday, Hill said she doesn't believe leaders in Washington will lead the way in addressing sexual harassment.
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"We are trying to lead the way in what a transparent police department looks like," Swoboda told reporters.
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When it comes to real estate, New York City may lead the way, but others follow in time.
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"California is going to lead the way, and we've led the way up to this point," Nielsen said.
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There are a number of ways health-care organizations can lead the way in educating wearable tech consumers.
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But when it came to his costly campaign against Herbalife, Mr. Ackman didn't want to lead the way.
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And our service members will be vital to ensuring America continues to lead the way into the stars.
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He thinks the coworking industry is starting to evolve and Novel is going to help lead the way.
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Hawkeyes lead the way in infrastructure and are among the top in health care access and education quality.
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And you're going to be the one to lead the way, because you're the one he looks up at.
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Conservatives lead the way in thinking there is intentional censorship taking place on social media, but they aren't alone.
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With the White House unwilling to take climate change seriously, they will have to continue to lead the way.
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Luxembourg and Gibraltar are important European hubs as well; in Asia, it's Singapore and Japan that lead the way.
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Television, beginning with The Real World in 1992, was soon to lead the way to a more inclusive future.
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The coastal megacity of 12.5 million helps the bay lead the way in electric vehicles and low-carbon transit.
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Without the guides to lead the way, migrants who had been quietly slipping past border crossings suddenly became conspicuous.
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They also lead the way across the EU in being happy with having immigrants as neighbours, colleagues and managers.
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Of course, even if spirals are conclusively linked to planets, they won't lead the way to all newborn worlds.
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Among creative projects, this field continues to lead the way, with a job growth of 49.6 percent since 2014.
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But there is at least one measure in which English schools lead the way: the number of teaching assistants.
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Not only do they lead the way in innovation, but they are crucial job creators that support countless families.
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We can either help lead the way and reap the economic benefits, or sit idle and watch others prosper.
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I am very optimistic Americans will do the right thing and lead the way in solving this global problem.
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For the U.S. to continue to lead the way in tech, we must have a world-class education system.
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If we let innovation lead the way, the U.S. will discover the technologies needed to effectively combat climate change.
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Schools, sports administrators and coaches should all lead the way in shifting the culture toward safer, healthier athletic programs.
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We need innovation in health care and we need to look to the private sector to lead the way.
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Because if it was really a serious concern, then the United States should lead the way and stop it.
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"They are a creative force and the generation we look to to lead the way forward," Ms. Wintour said.
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But for now, The Family Place —as well Family Violence Prevention in Arkansas — will have to lead the way.
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Mr. Gillum and Mr. DeSantis, a progressive activist and a pugilistic Trump defender, may lead the way in Florida.
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Smart watches lead the way "It's early days for smart clothing," says Ed Thompson, of data analytics company GlobalData.
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TEAM LEADERSHIP: Justin Forrest is putting up 2513 points and 2251 rebounds to lead the way for the Mountaineers.
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It is time for the U.S. government to lead the way in preventing the spread of this pernicious activity.
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Of the multiple international tensions that could turn into crises at any time, North Korea could lead the way.
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President Bush was his own fullback, blocking as best he could to lead the way for comprehensive immigration reform.
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Honolulu has a chance to lead the way in the nationwide battle between municipalities, taxis and ride-hailing services.
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These partnerships allow for significantly speedier worldwide payments and lead the way in illustrating the blockchain's broad commercial uses.
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But the truth is that no single city can lead the way in producing the art of our time.
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"The cure to these problems will not come from Washington D.C. Instead, the states must lead the way," he said.
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Could Baghdad's Shia-dominated government, accused by many of stoking religious and ethnic differences, lead the way forward to peace?
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The United States has the potential to lead the way in this work and we have not yet done so.
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The Go is clearly Google's attempt to lead the way for manufacturers looking to explore Chromebook life outside the classroom.
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It is hoped that the success of this withdrawal will lead the way for future preservation and replication projects elsewhere.
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In this brave new world of significant mid-cycle game console upgrades, the Xbox One S will lead the way.
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State players, and not innovative 'wildcat' operators, lead the way; Western majors are virtually absent and pipeline infrastructure is poor.
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Of course, these fearless moviegoers had the help of guides (and flashlights) to help lead the way on their journey.
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The companies that lead the way in data privacy standards will also develop a competitive advantage and win market share.
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Takal Molson scored 15 points to lead the way for Canisius, despite going 0 of 7 from 219-point range.
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Once the market begins to regain its footing, he said, energy, financial services and industrial stocks will lead the way.
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We all need it in this modern age, and bravo to public libraries, which lead the way in offering it.
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Cengiz praised Turkey's investigation efforts and called on the United States to lead the way to bring perpetrators to justice.
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When making paint choices, Fowler let his own sense of beauty and grandeur lead the way, sometimes to controversial ends.
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For now, let's ensure California continues to lead the way toward a more humane country by choosing dignity over detention.
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And they say those reductions will not happen unless the Saudis lead the way on an agreement to cut back.
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"Women with choices lead the way to secularization," Eric Kaufmann, a demographer and politics professor at Birkbeck College, told Axios.
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If the women lead the way, there's a much bigger chance there's not going to be any wars, any problems.
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Those legislators who lead the way in writing and introducing such an Act would have performed an historic public service.
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On the basis of their shared values, the United States and France have a special responsibility to lead the way.
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They can lead the way toward a pro-environment, pro-worker solution that would be a model for other cities.
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And like foraging for ingredients back home, she let her curiosity lead the way during her time in New York.
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So I think maybe on this occasion, he's going to lead the way for me, to show how it's done.
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The United States will need to lead the way to an appointment of an effective mediator accepted by all sides.
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But it could be doing considerably more to lower the temperature and lead the way to a more peaceful solution.
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We need the police and our local bicycle groups to lead the way to help bicyclists get back on track.
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Mr. de Blasio and the Council will have to lead the way, choosing specifics over platitudes, and clarity over mush.
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If you need a good jumping-off point, the online marketplace's treasure trove of product reviews can lead the way.
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Tools like the inclusion rider can help business leaders and others in positions of power lead the way on diversity.
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Shows aimed at teenagers like "Degrassi, The Next Generation" (2001-2015) helped lead the way, a trend that continues today.
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But New York has now shown that states, working together with private industry, can lead the way on climate action.
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"Yes, and I am 100 percent that nominee to lead the way to the future," Buttigieg, 37, said to laughs.
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I think brands will be forced to change by the consumer if they don't try to lead the way themselves.
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And, you know, these things that lead the way, I think most people usually copy them coming out of California.
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Neatly mown lawns lead the way to a corral for hundreds of the curly-horned Murrah buffalo typical of the region.
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Guards Khallid Hart (20.3 points) and Brian Parker (15.9 points, 5.2 rebounds) lead the way and give Marist an experienced backcourt.
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Because China has invested heavily in quantum infrastructure, laying optical fiber and launching a satellite, industries there may lead the way.
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News of the deal and Uber's continued ambitions to lead the way on driverless cars comes with a lot of caveats.
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David Marcus quickly confirmed that he will no longer be running Messenger and instead will lead the way to crypto-heaven.
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For example, in being first with 4G, the U.S. was able to lead the way with services like Uber and Snapchat.
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And the clamor for condoms on Insecure suggests that audiences still expect television programs to lead the way in that regard.
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In revenue terms, the Premier League continues to lead the way and is 72% larger than its nearest competitor, Germany's Bundesliga.
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This type of technology could lead the way to other solutions — like growing organs successfully in labs — with fewer ethical complications.
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"And the thing is, I have always looked to Vogue magazine to lead the way, not be a follower," she continued.
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That's because NASA wants the commercial space industry to lead the way when it comes to designing and building lunar landers.
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But I'm also running to lead the way and show other young women that they don't need to wait their turn.
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"And the thing is, I have always looked to Vogue magazine to lead the way, not be a follower," Romijn continues.
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Research at Purdue, and other Institutions across the United States, will lead the way in developing solutions to new, complex challenges.
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But if the president truly wants Congress to pass this law he should lead the way by issuing his executive order.
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Among certain new forms of faith, women often lead the way in making the religious switch, hoping their families will follow.
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" Andrew's take: "When I first started writing about this issue, my thought was that the private sector might lead the way.
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That has often left Cabrera, a 10-year major league veteran and a two-time All-Star, to lead the way.
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Sadly, far too many people wait for someone who is bold to lead the way, hoping somehow luck will bring success.
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Between us, we can surely pull the world through its present crises and lead the way to a happier time ahead.
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And the movie fully acknowledges that Hope is the more adept superhero by letting her lead the way in these sequences.
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It could finally get strong local distribution channels and better tools and data to lead the way in really understanding cities.
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To combat the threat of terrorism, in particular, the CIA must lead the way in dealing effectively with nontraditional services globally.
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We will see to it that these are the heroes who will lead the way to many homecomings in the future.
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It's necessary to let people from Red America lead the way, and to show respect to gun owners at all points.
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Travelers who like some hand-holding or want to venture off marked trails can hire a guide to lead the way.
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Our Clean Energy Fund has helped Washington companies lead the way in a full range of energy storage and control technologies.
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It's a tough business decision, but Castro thinks the NBA can and should lead the way in standing up to China.
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The onus is on each Community Leader to lead the way in eradicating fears and doubts about pernicious text message marketing.
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"Sectors like Financials (the largest portion of traditional value indices), should lead the way," wrote BMO Chief Investment Strategist Brian Belski.
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Tsaousis wants no less than to lead the monitoring space eventually, and believes that the free tiers will lead the way.
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As independent and state-sponsored hackers wreak havoc, Israel continues to revolutionize its military and lead the way in the field.
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Public health advocates like Bloomberg have been quietly pouring money into pro–soda tax ads to help Philadelphia lead the way.
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MACCALLUM: So coming up next, a controversial decision in the U.K. could lead the way to genetically modified babies becoming a reality.
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We were proud to lead the way on this fight on behalf of drivers in New York City and across the nation.
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The weather-sensitive construction industry helped lead the way in job creation, adding 44,000 positions, well above its 2019 average of 2.53,000.
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Even still, the FAA still expects drone manufacturers and the drone industry as a whole to lead the way in drone safety.
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Steven: That said, I think we still lead the way when it comes to nightlife because things aren't constricted to one city.
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The Galaxy S8 will lead the way with the most advanced smartphone display, new biometrics and a smart new AI named Bixby.
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Wilson Chandler continues to lead the way for the Nuggets, scoring 21 points off the bench in the loss to the Rockets.
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America had assured Turkey that Arab fighters would lead the way into the city, but the PYD forces were in the vanguard.
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As the historical worst offender in climate-damaging emissions, the United States must lead the way, with or (obviously) without Trump's involvement.
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Hoping to make sense of his place in the world, he returned to his roots, and let his stomach lead the way.
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"So, I think having them lead the way to expand the market will be good news for us as well," Gu said.
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So Brennan indicated to lawmakers that "the FBI, in charge of domestic intelligence, would have to lead the way," The Times reported.
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Good design can lead the way by infusing an approach centered around the user and the real needs that A.I. can address.
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Until lawmakers come to their senses, district attorneys should lead the way by refusing to bring these cases to court at all.
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He said Goldman's research analysts predict Facebook, Amazon and Alphabet "will lead the way" with sales growth of more than 20 percent.
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While fixing the system requires a concerted effort among employers, providers, insurers and patients, Congress and the administration can lead the way.
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We will continue to innovate and lead the way in enhancing workplace policies and programs for our people around the world. Ken
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As the epicenter of emerging technology research, the United States must lead the way, shaping new technologies in accordance with our values.
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It is very much the job of the government to set the tone, to lead the way, to send the right messages.
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In a country so powerful, at such a perilous time, is Buttigieg simply too young and too green to lead the way?
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The SDSN, a U.N.-connected group that promotes the SDGs, said the world's most powerful nations are failing to lead the way.
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Intuit's Prosperity Hubs are helping to lead the way in bringing jobs to communities where talent is ample, but opportunities are lacking.
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Irrespective of the Trump administration's backwards action today, California will continue to lead the way on reducing our dependence on fossil fuels.
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The officials said Mr. Brennan told Mr. Reid that the F.B.I., in charge of domestic intelligence, would have to lead the way.
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Prosecutors around the country are trying to lead the way as they strike individual settlements with opioid manufacturers such as Johnson & Johnson.
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The U.S. needs to lead the way in tech, according to Linda MacMahon, President Donald Trump's leader for the Small Business Administration.
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As his presidency comes to an end, Obama clearly hopes that the next president will lead the way on government backing for science.
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Ireland has a chance to lead the way in this pocket of Europe, setting examples for other countries like the UK to follow.
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America should lead the way to help these people by creating a bold new institution that fast tracks these possible remedies and cures.
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But governors, mayors and other elected leaders can lead the way in enacting anti-discrimination laws like Delaware's that explicitly protect LGBT people.
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Here, gaudy, oversize sculptures of dragons and neon-haloed Buddhas lead the way to a water park where slides emerge from sages' beards.
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It will be the first new airport in the United States in over 215 years and New York will lead the way again.
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Shannon Keating wrote about what happens when Doyle's new advice is to shut up, listen, and let women of color lead the way.
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Ambassador Peter Henry Barlerin last week met with Biya and urged the president to initiate dialogue to lead the way out of violence.
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The explorer told National Geographic on Friday that Obama's announcement buoys hope that the U.S. can lead the way in developing this network.
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UK-based budget carriers Ryanair and easyJet lead the way with 99 new routes each, but the UK came in fifth by country.
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Hollywood could lead the way, using its various media outlets to draw attention to genuine flaws in the "Make America Great Again" blueprint.
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These young guys are going to have to step it up and the veteran guys are going to have to lead the way.
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They lead the way in Comanche's beater, we follow in Luis' rental car, and—that car behind us, following a little too close.
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Governors lead the way: Azar's address to the NGA this weekend preceded a panel discussion about best practices to deal with the epidemic.
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At the beginning of 2018, Chinese scientists cloned monkeys and broke a technical barrier that could potentially lead the way to human cloning.
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We don't have the benefit of a federal government to lead the way and we can't wait for this president to wake up.
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That's according to research from consultancy Mercer, which found that Asian cities lead the way among the priciest destinations for employees living abroad.
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Now that the U.S. has dropped the ball on climate leadership, the world is counting on Europe to lead the way even more.
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Schroder's play was incident-free on Wednesday, when he added five assists and three steals to his 31 points to lead the way.
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"Today's historic agreement affirms that aviation continues to lead the way toward a greener future," said Nicholas Calio, president of Airlines for America.
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Csiro will continue to lead the way, spending about 83 million Australian dollars a year on research into climate change mitigation and adaptation.
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Lawyers for the executor on Monday asked Judge Torres to allow the Alabama court to lead the way in determining the play's future.
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Members on the opposition backbenches of Parliament who should be mapping out the road to recovery show little inclination to lead the way.
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A Depression-era portrait of how communities can lead the way out of poverty, this 1935 film is markedly blunt in its politics.
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In doing so, the current president is letting other countries off the hook and squandering an opportunity for America to lead the way.
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The groups that control the internet's domain system could lead the way by being honest about what these initials do and don't represent.
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PCs will continue to lead the way, but smartphones will inch closer to being the top channel for purchasing, in turn driving growth.
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He wanted to take Britain into the euro zone and believed Britain should lead the way in the EU rather than withdraw from it.
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But Hollywood wants you, and the rest of America, to know that it wants to lead the way toward a brighter, more diverse future.
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The leading recommendation: Build widespread familiarity with trans people in advance, and, when it's time for the campaign, trans people must lead the way.
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The mini fashionista loves her new play set but won't explore alone — not without her mom to lead the way … if she can fit.
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In his speech last week, Trump emphasized that the private sector needs to lead the way in building 5G networks across the United States.
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There isn't much agreement on if any particular arm of the music industry should lead the way or be responsible for fixing music metadata.
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Graphene and gold could lead the way to better health by helping us test new drugs, deliver drugs more accurately, and even monitor cancer.
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Istanbul hopes to lead the way in urban development, with other Turkish cities including the capital Ankara and coastal Izmir watching eagerly, said Adil.
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But with jobs and a reputation for innovation at stake, every country wants to see their homegrown industry lead the way into the future.
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Or maybe changes in technology will lead the way — if renewable energy keeps growing and coal keeps dying, that could shift the underlying politics.
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And with Amazon growing and cities continuing to grovel at its feet, it only makes sense that the Everything Store would lead the way.
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And if there is a snap-back, the following Dow members should lead the way based on how oversold they are according to Kensho.
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In a very real sense, we lead the way in developing new biomedical technologies and treatments, and the entire world benefits as a result.
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Global Soccer LONDON — For some clubs that lead the way, the hardest thing seems to be closing out a long season's worth of work.
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The Iran Action Group will "lead the way in growing efforts with nations which share our understanding of the Iranian threat," Pompeo said Thursday.
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In fact, the more measured Trump will rely on big companies to lead the way in rebuilding America's economy by repatriating jobs and reinvestment.
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We hope that President Obama champions disclosure during the upcoming budget debate, and that the next generation of SEC leaders will lead the way.
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The United States should lead the way, and our next President has a unique opportunity to mobilize the global community around this critical issue.
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CNN is beefing up its fashion programming with a new monthly show titled CNN Style — and it tapped Derek Blasberg to lead the way.
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Then, in comes three young dancers — Dahlia Bartosik-Murray, Hunter Liss and Winter Willis — who deftly navigate the tempest and ultimately lead the way.
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By retrofitting existing facilities and noncombat vehicles, and making new ones zero emissions, the Department of Defense will lead the way in clean energy.
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With so much at stake, it is time to consider a novel source of funding: Public corporations should step up and lead the way.
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The nation demands some action, and we, more than 250 million gun owners who hunt, are in a unique position to lead the way.
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"We're going to get them out, and we're going to get them out fast, and John Kelly is going to lead the way," Trump said.
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And though no parent ever makes all the right decisions, if they do their job, their children will be able to lead the way forward.
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Even beyond Hyperloops and aerospace, the strength of LA's university system continues to lead the way in bringing new edge-case transportation solutions to market.
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Asian (mainly Japanese and Chinese) investment banks, plus Morgan Stanley, thanks to MUFG's stake in the American firm, lead the way in their home region.
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Hope that young people, across communities and with different life experiences, might be able to lead the way in establishing common sense gun safety measures.
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Her focus is on ensuring that people with disabilities lead the way in advocating for their needs and that local officials sufficiently address those requirements.
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Until Phoebe returns (please come back), we're looking to designers like Stella McCartney, Claire Waight Keller, Victoria Beckham, and Sarah Burton to lead the way.
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Rather than competing with or duplicating private sector platforms that already help seniors navigate Medicare, the administration should let the private sector lead the way.
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These remarkable examples suggest that we should turn to our teachers to lead the way forward, with support from principals, school boards, parents and communities.
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What's more, employers are willing to pay well for top talent who can lead the way, particularly in the fields of development, analytics and data.
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Clemson used a youthful offense and a veteran defense to lead the way to a 48-7 victory against Furman Saturday afternoon at Memorial Stadium.
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So I finally just threw my hands up and said like, 'You lead the way,' and it's my testimony and I stay true to it.
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Steam and Origin may have lead the way with allowing consumers to refund digital game purchases, but Microsoft looks to be following in their footsteps.
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AI will play a role as a fundamental predictive enabler to help us solve large-scale problems, and startups are poised to lead the way.
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"A one-play tiny season wouldn't have made sense for my personality, maybe," he said, standing up to lead the way out of the restaurant.
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Major leaguers combined for 6,163 home runs in 2017, the most for any regular season in history, and Judge and Bellinger helped lead the way.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the National Institutes of Health and health professionals can lead the way toward healthier, more climate-secure communities.
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Will Mr. Ghesquière become the new poster boy for fashion-against-Trump, and lead the way in a fresh fashion revolt against the American president?
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Muli urged government and non-profit organizations to lead the way in advocating for polystyrene housing projects because they are cost-effective and relatively green.
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Still, the impending closing of BTC China's online currency trading operations is a blow to the country's aspirations to lead the way in the sector.
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"Please do the best you can where you are... We management will also lead the way in overcoming the crisis with uncommon resolve," Kwon added.
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We're making a big bet on this league, a big bet on women, and that in professional sports, that the W.N.B.A. can lead the way.
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Other central bankers also sounded hawkish, and a major shift was underway in yields and currencies, with markets believing the Fed would lead the way.
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"You would be foolish to go out ahead of the Chinese Communist Party and the Chinese authorities on issues and lead the way," he said.
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If you face your family relationships with honesty, grace, forgiveness and humor, you might lead the way toward a new way of behaving and relating.
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We believe in the American system of using nonprofit organizations to lead the way in many fields, from science, health care and education, to culture.
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At the keynote speech on Wednesday, several Microsoft executives promoted Windows Holographic, a computer operating system which could help lead the way in mixed reality technology.
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The analyst cited the European Central Bank and Bank of Japan's quantitative easing measures as other reasons why central banks will lead the way in 2017.
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"With the script eBook of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child helping to lead the way, 2016 will be one of our most exciting years yet."
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"Under a Trump administration, Florida and America will lead the way into the stars," Trump said at a recent rally at the Orlando Sanford International Airport.
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Having access to your favorite music is the most important feature of a multiroom wireless speaker system, and the Sonos system continues to lead the way.
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" It said it is "helping to lead the way in the introduction of customer friendly policies in what has been a fast evolving Binary Options market.
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However, should Britain cut ties with the EU following the result of June's referendum, researchers at the Institute believe that the UK could lead the way.
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The Titans came into the season looking to take the ball out of sophomore quarterback Marcus Mariota's hands, letting a revamped running game lead the way.
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"They send a clear signal to all employers that schools can't do this alone," said Vince Bertram, president and chief executive of Project Lead the Way.
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Inside Adidas' Robot-Powered, On-Demand Sneaker FactoryThe future of shopping will play out largely behind the scenes, and Adidas is striving to lead the way.
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While Havas ECS wants to lead the way in education and research, it will not help its clients produce or buy advertising — at least not yet.
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This would be like assembling a dream team of lawyers to prosecute a serial killer and hiring Marcia Clark and Chris Darden to lead the way.
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She seems to understand institutional concerns the Chief Justice has about the Court that might lead the way to compromises that aren't available to other conservatives.
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Coming to a compromise on responses to three types of market failures could, however, lead the way to a reform plan that could actually get enacted.
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In the midst of this, his response to my question, that "We're going to lead the way on [global HIV/AIDS treatment]," must not be forgotten.
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"The U.S. and China are poised to lead the way in the G20 (on climate action) so other countries will follow," Lewis told journalists by telephone.
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Now, coach Mark Dantonio is looking to get back to the winning ways of past seasons with sophomore Brian Lewerke under center to lead the way.
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Trump could lead the way in making America's airports world class much in the way President Eisenhower provided leadership in building the nation's Interstate Highway System.
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Csiro will continue to lead the way, spending about 83 million Australian dollars a year ($62 million U.S.) on research into climate change mitigation and adaptation.
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Line: Broncos by 5 ½ Denver remembered how to run the ball last week: C. J. Anderson helped lead the way in an easy win over Houston.
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Sophomore Rocky Kreuser scored 13 points to lead the way for North Dakota State (2-7), which shot 36.5 percent from the field (23 of 63).
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And so, he argues, if Israel can transform its relationship with Sunni Arab nations, they can ultimately lead the way toward a resolution with the Palestinians.
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Chinese millennials and flexitarians — or people who reduce their meat intake for health or environmental reasons — could lead the way for alternative meat, Powell told CNBC.
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It requires the largest emitters — like the United States — to lead the way to get smaller and developing economies on board to reduce their emissions, too.
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Science is the foundation of a society whose innovation has made this country great and will lead the way to a more prosperous and safer country.
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Thus, during this time of perilous uncertainty, states can and should lead the way on reforms that will keep Americans safe and push our country forward.
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Frank Kaminsky came off the bench to lead the way with 217.3 points, including 12 in the second quarter, and four others scored in double figures.
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As we've seen major tech companies struggle with self-regulating their AI technologies over and over again, it seems up to government to lead the way.
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The following projects, a sampling of the largest in the city, will lead the way or darken the path ahead for the next wave of builders.
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The Democratic shift on immigration helped lead the way for a broader rapprochement with the progressive movement — but its roots were in a simple political truth.
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With no one stepping forward to lead the way in forging a new path toward peace, South Sudan's conflict could be turning into another forever war.
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Geographically speaking, these states lead the way for masturbation searches: New Mexico (27 percent above the national average), Alaska (22 percent above), and Kansas (14 percent above).
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Moving to a renewable energy economy would be highly beneficial to the U.S. and the world—but it will only work if private companies lead the way.
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Now, it's up to the most innovative of them all—folks like Chomp, Stephenson, and the Machine Corps—to lead the way to the next chapter BattleBots.
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He said it was unacceptable to let Britain lead the way while Germany, the home of major carmakers such as Volkswagen, Daimler and BMW, was lagging behind.
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It was a big night for "Hadestown," starring Reeve Carney, Amber Gray and André De Shields, who lead the way with 14 nominations and scored 8 wins.
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"I think there is inflation in the background, and I think labor will lead the way if we can't find a way to solve that," he said.
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Reade, of the NRDC, said that states tend to be strapped for resources to investigate environmental contaminants locally, and look to the EPA to lead the way.
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This could lead the way to bigger autonomous public transit-focused solutions like self-driving buses (which are already puttering around American cities) and smart map technology.
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Thomson Reuters projects third and fourth quarter-earnings will grow 0.2 percent and 8.5 percent, respectively Sectors like energy and financials are expected to lead the way.
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Now that the FDA has cleared IDx-DR, it might lead the way to a new slew of autonomous diagnostic tests and the trade-offs they bring.
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Having shown Asia how to develop in the 20th century, he thinks, Japan could lead the way in dealing with an ageing, shrinking society in this one.
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Miami is shooting 57.8 percent from the floor through the first two games and Dwyane Wade is averaging 22 points and 333 assists to lead the way.
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Manchester United lead the way with an EV of more than 3 billion euros, with the U.K. side closely followed by Spanish giants Real Madrid and Barcelona.
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The Dean of Windsor David Conner will lead the way, followed by Meghan and her little bridal party, which includes Prince George, 4, and Princess Charlotte, 3.
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The technology sector, and the technology, media and telecommunications area more broadly, as well as the pharmaceuticals sector, are likely to lead the way on M&A.
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So next time you're feeling a little less than original in the recipe department, let these three recipes from Buffy's book bust in and lead the way.
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Microsoft has helped lead the way on that front, promising to put in place stricter policies, calling for greater regulation and asking fellow companies to follow suit.
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"There are even some green shoots for the manufacturing sector as orders are picking up and orders lead the way forward for production and output and jobs."
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Tech is expected to lead the way with 71% of respondents saying they see the number of IPOs in the sector increasing, followed by biotech and healthcare.
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Romeo Langford scored 663 to lead the way while Aljami Durham scored 14, Justin Smith had 13, De'Ron Davis chipped in 12 and Devonte Green scored 24.
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All have posted positive returns as of Friday's close, with data analytics company Alteryx up 95 percent to lead the way, followed by Okta at 60 percent.
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The development of natural gas and oil, both onshore and offshore, allows the U.S. to lead the way – investing resources back in our communities and our environment.
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"The Abbott World Marathon Majors is committed to eradicating doping and we will continue to lead the way in introducing and campaigning for aggressive measures," Hadzima said.
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Employers have a vested interest in reducing health-care costs for employees, retirees and their dependents, and driving innovations that lead the way for the system overall.
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Perhaps genderless toys focusing on malleable and distinct pleasure independent of the user's anatomy, like those LELO is working on, could lead the way in doing so.
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"We're going to have mutual respect, and China's going to benefit, and we're going to benefit, and Terry's going to lead the way," Trump told the crowd.
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Freeland told reporters that Mexico's "difficult" concessions to the States earlier this week would help lead the way for productive discussions between the three countries this week.
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"The governments aren't going to do it—we're providing the invitation, and the structure, but it's the private sector that's going to lead the way," he said.
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With Washington showing no interest in creating Medicare for all, "New York City will lead the way," Mr. de Blasio said in announcing his health care initiative.
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Wade's clear but forceful voice will lead the way on Friday; the next evening, Thomas — whose singing is laden with rousing, youthful energy — will take the helm.
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"Instead of forcing unworkable and costly government mandates on the American people, we should look to technology and innovation to lead the way to address climate change," Rep.
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And on Kassius' Peach Pit snap, Marcil wrote in overlying text, "#Believeinmiracles #forgiveness Our youth will lead the way…." with both a praying hands and red heart emoji.
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You were a big part of my life, from The Saint to James Bond… You were a magnificent James Bond and one that lead the way for me.
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Or do want to free people, and ourselves, from this insidious criminal industry, and at the same time lead the way to a more just and compassionate world?
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What is clear is that if new technologies are successful, California, with its push toward zero emissions and lucrative tax incentives, will lead the way in the charge.
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Let necessity lead the way As a reward for six months of working out at least five mornings per week, I added a training tool to my crate.
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If Uniper engineers can show the technology is viable, they hope that Germany can lead the way in providing the renewables sector with an entirely new raw material.
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While Stallone let his daughter lead the way over the weekend, this isn't the first time the actor has turned a star-studded event into a family affair.
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The United States last month said it was "skeptical" the two men whose rivalry has been so destructive could lead the way to peace under the new agreement.
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Federation President Kenneth Fok said China would lead the way in development of the esports scene in Asia and remained confident about overcoming regulatory challenges ahead of them.
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Some see Crowley, the gregarious and imposing 6-foot-5-inch vice chairman of the Democratic Caucus and a prolific fundraiser, as the figure to lead the way.
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Since F1 is considered the the most prestigious racing series, many have looked to it to lead the way in this area, and in some ways it has.
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Texans have reminded the nation what the American spirit looks like when individuals and communities take responsibility and lead the way to help their fellow citizens in need.
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The who and what: The Iran Action Group will "lead the way in growing efforts with nations which share our understanding of the Iranian threat," Pompeo said Thursday.
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Federal regulators on Thursday approved the country's first direct generic competitor to the EpiPen, a move that could lead the way to lower costs for the medical device.
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But I must ask The Times, could you lead the way to inner peace by declaring a monthlong moratorium on any stories containing the word "Trump" or "Donald"?
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Senate leading the way The House talks have thus far not produced a clear path forward, and attention is increasingly turning to the Senate to lead the way.
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And so this year I was just like, focus on yourself in different ways that are more creatively gratifying and maybe that will lead the way, you know?
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The two automakers' decision to share resources, technology and intellectual property could lead the way to faster development and deployment of cost-attractive options for EV battery systems.
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The veteran guard shot 14 of 22 from the floor, drilled 6 of 11 3-point attempts and hit 153 of 20 free throws to lead the way.
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Hayward and Brown each totaled 11 points to lead the way as the Celtics shot 63.6 percent from the field and held a 36-28 edge after one.
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The veteran guard shot 14 of 22 from the floor, drilled 6 of 11 3-point attempts and hit 16 of 83 free throws to lead the way.
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"The acquisition marks the first step for the international expansion of the company, aiming to lead the way and expand into Europe," a spokesperson for Supermercato24 tells TechCrunch.
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Headphones are an incredibly crowded market, but Apple has shown it can lead the way with AirPods, and the "high-end" bit indicates these could be very interesting.
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Reuters coverage of the coronavirus continues to lead the way across the globe, with the largest recorded usage of footage from TV channels and digital properties this year.
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Won't stop 9ft sea level rise by 2050 There is only one candidate that supports abolishing student debt for the young people that will lead the way forward.
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Until that happens, the upside of a "laboratories of democracy" approach is that states don't have to wait, and in fact can lead the way to policy innovation.
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Mr. Kraus, Mr. Morales's lawyer, who has filed a notice of claim that could lead the way to a wrongful-dismissal lawsuit, took issue with the mayor's response.
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It gives us strength and hope that the Turkish government can lead the way for the other Muslim nations to bring some more pressure on the Chinese government.
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It's impossible for them to find clothes that fit well, and we definitely want to lead the way where shorter men have just as many options as others.
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NASA has a lot more money and experience than most of the other state agencies, so the US will likely need to lead the way in funding and development.
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The average for women at birth will exceed 85 years in many countries, but South Korea is projected to lead the way with a life expectancy of 403 years.
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"These standards using the wa'ad structure will overcome this constraint and lead the way to handling other off-balance sheet hedging structures," said Naveed Khan, vice chairman of IIFM.
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Google, I think, really did lead the way on a lot of things, but a 100 percent, they changed the way people ... Some of which I thought was great.
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Half of the US presidents were born in four states:Virginia and Ohio lead the way with a third of elected presidents hailing from Old Dominion and The Buckeye State.
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Pixelbook Go review: a Chromebook in search of meaning The Go is clearly Google's attempt to lead the way for manufacturers looking to explore Chromebook life outside the classroom.
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"To everyone who agrees that America should lead the way, let me say loud and clear: help is on the way," Cotton said, referring to business magnate Donald Trump.
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Yet pressure and awareness are now building, big business is starting to lead the way, new laws are being put in place and potentially game-changing technology is available.
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African technology going global BRCK is proving that African-led solutions can lead the way for tech innovation not just locally, but globally too -- and it seems investors agree.
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Elections come and go, and yesterday's losers at the polls and in the ideas market are often tomorrow's victors at the polls, who lead the way with policy ideas.
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If he could get his city or county to give him a medical marijuana business license before California legalized pot, he could help lead the way to full legalization.
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Senior guard Xavier Johnson is scoring 14.4 per game to lead the way and senior transfer Derrick White is averaging 14 points and shooting 52 percent from the field.
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Of course, much of the mainstreaming of larger phones comes courtesy of a much improved screen to body ratio, another place where Samsung has continued to lead the way.
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"Cities like Atlanta must lead the way in confronting the threat of climate change and accelerating the transition to 100 percent clean energy," he said in a news release.
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These measures would help these states lead the way in reducing costs and wait times – not to mention closing the geographic distance between health care professionals and rural patients.
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If you listen to your inner voice and rely on yourself instead of looking for other people to solve your problems or lead the way, you'll do just fine.
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For a company with the size and scale of H&M comes a responsibility but also an opportunity to help lead the way toward a more sustainable fashion industry.
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I also really like working with people who like to be a bit different and allow the producer to sort of the lead the way with the song process.
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They may tell pollsters and focus groups that they want compromise, but when it comes time to donate money or vote, their partisan and social identities lead the way.
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Still, the book's message is clear and bracing: King understood that it's children who will lead the way, and the man's faith in the future is reassuring even now.
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The mayor has said he wants families to lead the way, while the chancellor has vowed to create broader policy, but has not yet followed through on that promise.
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Mr. Tep Khunnal helped lead the way, as a founder of an agricultural export company and a small microfinance bank for farmers before rising to become the district governor.
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"We believe there is enough value in the sector for continued performance on central bank stimulus - with peripheral banks likely to lead the way," RBC analyst Robert Noble said.
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"We believe there is enough value in the sector for continued performance on central bank stimulus - with peripheral banks likely to lead the way," said RBC Europe analyst Robert Noble.
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Leroy Chiao: How America can lead the way to Mars Farewell to GoT Fans were furious at the savagery of the penultimate episode of "Game of Thrones," which ends tonight.
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As far as building back its reputation and being seen as a force for good, Uber could lead the way in setting up a better location tracking infrastructure for 911.
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Within the monitor, a romance between human and machine is acted out, as both play the roll of shaman and lead the way down a path that bridges two worlds.
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Sometimes Cramer likes to go off the tape to look at privately held companies that could be a disruptor for their industry and lead the way for publicly held companies.
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With over 1 billion people still without access to energy[1], it's time we all took the step to make a change and Shell are aiming to lead the way.
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It'll let you view your current in-game position, swipe/zoom around to see what's nearby and set waypoints that'll show up back in the game to lead the way.
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As the nebulous hologram industry attempts to break into a legitimate form of live entertainment, it's hard to be sure if David can be the one to lead the way.
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Victor Oladipo scored 21 points to lead the way although he suffered a bruised right knee in the fourth quarter and his status is up in the air for Saturday.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China must lead the way in reforming global governance, the foreign ministry on Saturday cited President Xi Jinping as saying, as Beijing looks to increase its world influence.
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Nonetheless, Musk has said it's essential to become an interplanetary species lest humans face eventual extinction on Earth, and he believes his company can lead the way off our planet.
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Each of these women has the kind of experience to represent the people effectively, and they are prepared, as Abrams said, to stand in the gap and lead the way.
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This will take time but if we keep our eye on the prize and if cooler heads prevail, America can lead the way to get rid of burning tobacco products.
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"We believe it's our responsibility to lead the way given the U.S. is one of the few countries that does not mandate any paid leave for new parents," Sweetgreen continued.
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But they're not seeing the White House lead the way on a full-blown stimulus plan that would address both the health crisis and the economic impact from the pandemic.
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The federal government has largely failed to lead the way in this time of crisis, and numerous universities, including those considered the best in the nation, have stumbled as well.
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More than 261,239 vendors apply each year for fewer than 26 open spots; acceptance at Smorgasburg can lead the way to a brick-and-mortar restaurant and even national attention.
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"This is where we redouble our commitment to be instruments of truth, love, and justice," he wrote, rallying people of faith to lead the way in resisting the Trump administration.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Europe needs to decide on a digital tax and should lead the way if there is insufficient consensus globally, the EU competition commissioner Margrethe Vestager, said on Monday.
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The senior backcourt duo of Damon Lynn (22.5 points per game)and Tim Coleman (33) lead the way with the two combining for 45 points,including nine 3-pointers, Wednesday.
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Tech and Apple lead the way, with Apple up 1.5% and nearly making back all of its drop earlier in the week following a revenue warning related to the coronavirus.
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" In the House, Florida's Carlos Curbelo and Illeana Ros-Lehtinen lead the way for a DACA rescue; Ros-Lentinen says that "six months is ample time for us to act.
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AGU's board should seize this opportunity to act on its own policy against scientific misinformation, and in so doing, lead the way in defending the scientific integrity of our field.
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With 25 percent of players in the NHL now coming from outside North America, commissioner Gary Bettman boasted that the league continues to lead the way when it comes to inclusion.
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Nestled beneath all this Sunday morning cheer is the sense that religion isn't meant to be a repellent for troubles but rather a breadcrumb trail to lead the way through them.
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The U.S. Court of Appeals opted to uphold a ruling granting the administration's authority over consumer UAVs, a move that is expected to lead the way for additional restrictions on flight.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A small Canadian miner has set out to lead the way into petrolithium production, combining oil for conventional vehicles with lithium for electric vehicles produced from oilfield waste water.
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The most famous kākāpō can lead the way Of course, no story about the kākāpō can go without mention of Sirocco, the most famous and misguidedly amorous kākāpō in the world.
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The parties to this most successful treaty gathered this week in Quito, Ecuador, and they want to know where the U.S. stands, and whether U.S. industry will again lead the way.
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Arizona won for just the third time in nine games when All-Star first baseman Paul Goldschmidt's 20th homer helped lead the way to a 6-3 victory in Friday's opener.
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As commander in chief, he can adopt no-first-use overnight and lead the way in establishing it as a global norm among all of the nine countries with nuclear weapons.
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There are so many things that the industry can do to become more sustainable, and as a powerful industry we must set a good example for consumers and lead the way.
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Now over three years removed from the incident, time has softened some of the high emotion of the issues, and conservatives have the opportunity to lead the way on policing reform.
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"There's no question that this election had everything to do with voters wanting change, they wanted a next generation of Democrats to lead the way," Ms. Rice, 53, said last week.
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Further depressing the proceedings were recent defections and political troubles in countries that, along with the United States, had been expected to lead the way to a low-carbon energy future.
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As European investors anticipate another package of measures from the ECB this Thursday, this is the central bank's chance to lead the way on monetary response and think outside the box.
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But outside the United States, Mr. Trump's counterparts expressed deepening doubt about whether the world could depend on the United States government to help lead the way toward reduced pollution levels.
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Britain's role as host of the U.N. climate conference in Glasgow in November will turn the spotlight on the government to lead the way by announcing new initiatives, said E3G's Matthew.
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As commercial drones get bigger, lift more, fly farther and become more abundant, they will lead the way in gauging public opinion about whether the sky should become a commercial highway.
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And that would be excellent news: Germany, an industrial heavyweight in Europe, could lead the way for the continent in climate protection, an increasingly urgent topic today across all of Europe.
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"We want to use our scale and our scope to lead the way," Bezos said at an event at the National Press Club in Washington, D.C. Thursday, according to news reports.
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"Our political leaders are making blunders on the international stage," he said, adding that Rome would have to stop trying to lead the way on Libya and instead seek European consensus.
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"I hope my taking paternity leave will lead the way of working styles to one where everyone can easily take child-care leave without hesitation in the environment ministry," Koizumi said.
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If history is any guide, California has often helped lead the way on progressive legislation, from a law loosening abortion restrictions in 1967 to one legalizing medical marijuana use in 1996.
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Scientific work in laboratories across the United States could lead the way to a therapy or vaccine that could help save lives and fight the coronavirus outbreak — or the next one.
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All 16 teams competing in the playoffs will have at least one international player while the Utah Jazz and Philadelphia 76ers lead the way with seven foreign born players on each roster.
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Dixon Osburn, executive director of the Center for Justice and Accountability, which represented the Colvin family, said the ruling could lead the way to further legal scrutiny of the Assad regime's abuses.
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In addition to J. Crew, which is looking outside the traditional fashion realm for new corporate hires to lead the way, Owen notes that the brand Free People is broadening its purview.
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We are only one new, or mutated, disease away from a global health catastrophe and the United States must continue to lead the way in preparing the world for such an outbreak.
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This is another area where robots can lead the way for humankind, and as such robotic systems are developed for off-planet labor, their diverse applications to tasks here on Earth grow.
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The Democratic Party will have to lead the way, and if they really want to do that, they need to put this at the top of their agenda and run on it.
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These markets, historically built upon legacy systems and stale underwriting practices, continue to be ripe for disruption, and we still firmly believe that software-enabled, data-driven companies will lead the way.
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We're already a radically thoughtful and ethical company with our PBC, and can do more to lead the way in the tech industry by providing an open environment that's free of hostility.
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PARIS, April 8 (Reuters) - Europe needs to decide on a digital tax and should lead the way if there is insufficient consensus globally, the EU competition commissioner Margrethe Vestager, said on Monday.
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The figures show Reuters continues to lead the way in monthly consumption, with a monthly digital reach of 216,2250,2000, ahead of the New York Times (22,28,1803), Financial Times (2180,2000,29) and BBC (6,108,000).
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"Yes, President Trump should work with us, but more than that he should lead the way in taking on the pharmaceutical companies to show them they don't own Washington D.C.," Klobuchar said.
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Jordan Nwora recorded a double-double with 221 points and 228 rebounds to lead the way for the Cardinals (245-240), who lost for the first time under new coach Chris Mack.
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That's likely to make the group's fans happy and could also potentially lead the way for other international acts, including those from Asia, looking to make a breakthrough on a global level.
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You can either follow behind and let the few couple of waves of players test out their density or lead the way and risk losing precious time by slamming headlong into one.
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By reserving advertising early, investing unprecedented resources in digital, and running the country's only House-focused national field program, CLF is prepared to lead the way in defending the House Republican majority.
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Yet on Thursday, before the Dodgers trounced the Cubs, 11-20143, to clinch the pennant in Game 5 of this N.L.C.S., there was no doubt who would lead the way: Chris Taylor.
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And like the Cybathlon, these types of competition would do more than just entertain — they would lead the way forward for the medical and transhumanist industries seeking to improve the human being.
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This puts a heavy burden on our nation's colleges and universities, which must lead the way in preparing students for professions of the future – and professionals to be students of the future.
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His face would light up when he caught sight of us, and he'd rush to help and lead the way out into that wall of heat and palm trees, toward the car.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - The global economic situation is grim and major economies must lead the way in tackling problems including sluggish growth and weak trade, China's trade minister Gao Hucheng said on Saturday.
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And Amazon has to be thrilled that it is, as AWS accounted for 13% of the company's total income this quarter as it continues to help lead the way for the online retailer.
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Again and again, Halt's four protagonists see the future coming long before it arrives, and set out to lead the way—with laptop computers, online gaming, internet commerce, and the World Wide Web.
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"The US has an opportunity to win the race to 5G, and allowing the Sprint and T-Mobile merger would allow America to lead the way," Sprint CEO Michel Combes said on Thursday.
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To get the ball rolling, Jumo has opened an office in Singapore to lead the way and landed a massive $52 million investment led by banking giant Goldman Sachs to fuel the growth.
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And sometimes they lead the way to the more valuable accounts that you really do care about, so it makes sense to keep the number of accounts you're using down to a minimum.
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For example, he authored the landmark Violence Against Women Act and lead the way for its four reauthorizations, and created It's On Us, the initiative dedicated to curbing sexual assault on college campuses.
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The work is a major breakthrough in stem cell research and may lead the way to babies that can be created in a lab using the body tissues or blood of their relatives.
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The plan was for the iPad, then a relatively new "post-PC" device, to lead the way for a new kind of learning experience compared to the old dinosaur desktop or laptop computers.
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While the new pipeline company created by the division of GAIL would be expected to lead the way, the government also wants other companies to bid for rights to build and operate pipelines.
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A nonprofit led by the brightest minds sounds like exactly what the world needs to help us understand the future of AI, and to lead the way toward a positive impact on society.
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Washington second baseman Wilmer Difo delivered a triple to score Max Scherzer in the 14th inning and lead the way for the Nationals' 5-3 win over the host Atlanta Braves on Saturday.
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ABOUT CREIGHTON (253.8-239.3): Senior guard Marcus Foster continued his early-season scoring surge by recording 123 points to lead the way Monday, and he is averaging 212 overall while shooting 278 percent.
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Last year, Washington was the heavy favorite in the National League East, but the Mets, with Murphy helping to lead the way, swept the Nationals twice down the stretch and won the division.
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Tech companies are helping to lead the way on paid parental leave in America — but they're also highlighting just how inadequate paid leave policies are for Americans who don't work in Silicon Valley.
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A 2011 report by the World Economic Forum ranked Iceland number one in the world when it comes to gender equality, a category where Iceland has lead the way, globally, for some time.
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Beto O'Rourke, an El Paso native whose life and campaign is still based in the city, has clung tight to his frightened community, effectively leaving the stump to lead the way back home.
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It is no longer enough for companies to pay lip service to "giving back"; businesses have a real responsibility to lead the way in making changes, and consumers are holding them to account.
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That said, experts do agree on one overarching takeaway from past efforts at managed retreat: Give communities as many options as possible, and let them lead the way to avoid a catastrophic scenario.
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Thom Tillis, a Republican up for re-election in North Carolina in 2020, said he welcomed a renewed health care debate and wanted to ensure that the White House helped lead the way.
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I was like, yeah, there's an obvious kind of culture there that gay people always lead the way whether it's in books, media or even hookup apps, if you want to call them that.
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People search for someone close in front to lead the way; friends place a guiding hand on each other's shoulders; strangers offer advice ("look up at the roof, it makes it easier to navigate").
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Addressing the bosses of U.S. giants Microsoft and IBM at a Paris technology conference, Macron said the European Union's new data privacy regulation, known as GDPR, demonstrated Europe's ability (EU) to lead the way.
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These agencies make sure our drugs are safe, provide funding for medical research, lead the way during public health outbreaks such as the ebola scare, and provide services to those struggling with drug addiction.
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" Specifically, he notes that bank and cyclical names have started to lead the way, while the more defensive and more rate-sensitive utilities and telecom stocks "have all deteriorated over the last several weeks.
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The judges also pushed back on points made by the government's attorney, Clark, who attempted to portray the lawsuit as a slippery legal slope that could lead the way towards questionable future court challenges.
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JAY-Z and Kendrick Lamar lead the way with eight and seven nominations each, including nods for both in the Album of the Year category (rounded out by Lorde, Childish Gambino, and Bruno Mars).
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While famous new dads like Mark Zuckerberg are helping lead the way, everyday fathers from across the country are sharing their stories with state and federal legislators and with Secretary of Labor Tom Perez.
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Four years ago, the paper lead the way with coverage of the Boston Marathon Bombing, which killed three people and resulted in an unprecedented lockdown of the city as authorities searched for the suspects.
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However, despite the "ah-hah" moment that the federal government realized with the passage of the FIRST STEP Act, states must continue to lead the way as they have done for the past decade.
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"What is clear from our research is that scientists will lead the way for Democrats to retake the House and Senate in 22019," Joshua Morrow, executive director of 314 Action, said in a statement.
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Speaking exclusively to CNN a day after the United Nations Assembly voted against Trump's move, Netanyahu said the US decision to move its embassy to Jerusalem could lead the way for others to follow.
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Warren first held the candle to lead the way and Sanders followed, pulled into the mainstream by surprising and sudden overwhelming support from rising generations when he entered the race for the Democratic nomination.
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It's a damning indictment of the food industry that it was a food writer and not a chef that opened this dialogue, but Kinsman believes that celebrity chefs now need to lead the way.
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"If the U.S. leads the way on the standards, then companies manufacturing here will also lead the way on development and innovation," says Ann Wilson, a top lobbyist with the Motor & Equipment Manufacturers Association.
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Small caps are down over 3% in the last month, and Wald says the relative ratio of the S&P 20003 to the Russell 2000 suggests large caps will continue to lead the way.
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That means, they want the freedom to move workloads between clouds, but that's not always as easy a prospect as it might seem, and it's an area where startups could help lead the way.
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He's betting that the majority of Democratic voters are eager to return to the style and substance of that era — and that they'll view him as the best option to lead the way back.
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This winter, when he saw rank-and-file teachers in his home state organizing on Facebook, he said he knew he wanted his own association to lead the way toward a mass labor action.
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Luke Maye (2 points, 9.3 rebounds) and point guard Joel Berry II (18.5 points, 4.5 assists) lead the way, but sharpshooter Kenny Williams (13.3 points) poured in a career-high 20 points against Stanford.
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"We're looking for a truly passionate grilling enthusiast to lead the way across the country and discover hidden grilling gems," said Brienne Neisewander, brand director for Foil at Reynolds Consumer Products, in a statement.
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While it's possible Microsoft may just sit back and wait for the integration to happen, this new Microsoft likes to lead the way, so I expect a standalone reference Cortana device by the fall.
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"I appreciate the work of the committee and look forward to seeing our state continue to lead the way in protecting the lives of unborn children," said Reeves, a Republican who presides over the Senate.
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ET, ESPN53 ABOUT MISSOURI (5-1): Without Porter, the Tigers should be a balanced team and that is how it is playing out with four players averaging between 13.7 and 10.2 to lead the way.
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Perhaps they could lead the way with the USMCA, the spectacular & very popular new Trade Deal that replaces NAFTA, the worst Trade Deal in the history of the U.S.A. Great for our Farmers, Manufacturers & Unions!
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While a little bit of everyone buys into this dance, men continue to lead the way in perpetuating these notions by bowing down to a patriarchy that serves to harm under the guise of protection.
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The United States must lead the way in regulating AI, and leaders in industry, technology and ethics should join together to finalize and enact the AIDPA — the first and most important legislation of its kind.
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As the Nasdaq composite and the Nasdaq 100 hit new all-time highs Thursday, CNBC PRO asks which stocks will lead the way if the tech-heavy benchmarks continue to surge in the coming month.
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" However, Obama also said he is confident that "our states, cities, and businesses will step up and do even more to lead the way, and help protect for future generations the one planet we've got.
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When J's wall of sound was too loud, his voice was lost, and when his voice lead the way, it was hard to hear the melodic bass lines Barlow uses to underpin the band's sound.
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Junior forward Andrew Rowsey, who scored 22 points, came off the bench to hit 5 of 243 3-pointers to lead the way for the Golden Eagles (15-8, 6-5 in the Big East).
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Throughout our history, the broader federal government has traditionally moved very slowly to reform inefficient and ineffective policies, while the more nimble and less laborious states lead the way in identifying and correcting failed policies.
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At some point, that risk-taking private capital can take over, and have patents and trade secrets and things that let them lead the way, which happened with the steam engine and some other things.
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I think this is really the uber-bullish scenario people aren't talking about: Europe continues to lead the way, S&P 500 is going much higher with it," Wald said Monday on CNBC's "Trading Nation.
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Morris scored 268 points and Tatum added 255 to lead the way while five Celtics sat out the game because of injury or illness, including Al Horford (knee), Kyrie Irving (shoulder) and Gordon Hayward (illness).
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The five states with the largest enrollment under the Affordable Care Act – Georgia, North Carolina, Florida, Texas and Pennsylvania - also lead the way in reducing both prison populations and crime significantly between 6900 and 2628.
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The reforms initiated by former President Deng Xiaoping in the 1980s unleashed the animal spirits of Chinese entrepreneurs, enabling the private sector to lead the way in both employment growth and the creation of wealth.
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Citi equity strategists, however, say they expect central banks will continue to respond to slowing economies in 2020, as they have done this year, and U.S. equities will lead the way higher as a result.
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So at first, many happily embraced a plan for an offshore wind farm that would help lead the way as New York State sets some of the most ambitious green energy goals in the country.
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"Americas want, need, and deserve the SSA to provide the service they expect and count on – and that requires the authority and consistency of a Senate-confirmed Commissioner who can lead the way," Johnson said.
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On Sunday, both Republicans and Democrats indicated the onus is on Trump to lead the way on gun regulation reform — and suggested signs of optimism in the debate if the president takes a firm position.
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Computer security company Trend Micro has lead the way by creating a system of responsible disclosure called the Zero Day Initiative, allowing cybersecurity researchers to profit from and expose zero-day vulnerabilities to affected companies.
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It's no surprise that the top five publicly traded tech companies — Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Microsoft and -owned Google — which collectively are valued at nearly $4 trillion, lead the way when it comes to attracting exceptional talent.
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A CNN roundup of what you need to know about the presidential transition today Washington (CNN)To close out the first work week of 2017, GOP hand wringing and another POTUS exit interview lead the way.
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It shows that one of comics' most important characters will not only have a chance to shine, but she'll be set up to lead the way for an entire generation of Marvel superheroes at the movies.
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ABOUT VIRGINIA (213-221): Sophomore guard Kyle Guy continues to lead the way, averaging 266 points and draining 252-for-35 from behind the arc, but he knows the Cavaliers have plenty of options on offense.
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Mr. Cuomo must lead the way in persuading lawmakers to limit their income from outside work, to state clearly the source of that income and to bar income associated with anyone doing business before the state.
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Two things became clear: ●Very few were hitting during the regular season; ●If every team agreed to a ban, it would level the playing field—and perhaps lead the way for the rest of the NCAA.
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Perhaps Carrington, who has acted as more of a facilitator this season after leading the team in scoring last season, can lead the way against the Hoosiers, whose last 1-873 start occurred in 1997-98.
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Maryland is a national leader in combating climate change and we intend to continue to lead the way and demonstrate to our neighboring states the great progress we can make in the fight against climate change.
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Media and regulators lead the way in raising concerns about the collective power of what is sometimes known as "FANG" (Facebook, Amazon, Netflix, Google) in the United States or "GAFA" (Google, Apple, Facebook, Amazon) in Europe.
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For the first time, she opens up about her abuse at the hands of her stepfather, and when she brings it up, Letterman approaches it with sensitivity, allowing her to lead the way into wrenching detail.
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By crafting an industrial policy that largely looks to the past, Mr. Trump differs from his predecessors, who often attempted to hasten the emergence of new industries and position the United States to lead the way.
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The ballerina, who still holds that backbend, and her partner gaze behind themselves — and yet they are propelled in the opposite direction, by her legs, which stretch, flourish and, walking on point, slowly lead the way.
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And that, aside from the worry, was another theme of the confab: Western countries are in deep trouble, but few could agree on what needed to be done or just who, exactly, should lead the way.
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Guard Allerik Freeman (113 points), swingman Torin Dorn (211, 281 rebounds), and power forward Lennard Freeman (268, 5.3) lead the way, but freshman Braxton Beverly (9.6 points, 3.8 assists) is growing into the point guard role.
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Senior guard Stanley Davis scored 13 points to lead the way for the Bears, who made just 2 of 11 shots from 3-point range and shot 37.5 percent from the field overall (21 of 56).
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"As we look to the future, the Hispanic community, as the nation's largest minority group, is well-positioned to help lead the way as our economy undergoes its most recent transformation," Lujan Grisham and Castro wrote.
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I want you to know, I am working with the governor of North Carolina, and we are going to fight back," Abbott said, adding, "Our country is in crisis, and Texas must lead the way forward.
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Separately, French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire told Reuters the EU must lead the way by adopting legislation early next year to ensure that big global tech companies pay billions of euros in taxes in Europe.
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Calling S.B. 822's passage an "historic" moment for California, and also vital to its future, Pelosi said the bill would serve to "lead the way" for other states attempting to fight back against the FCC decision.
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For a White House that is mostly letting Congress lead the way, it's an opportunity to loop in top officials who, in large part, have never before served in government -- or even watched a subcommittee mark up.
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Meanwhile, in his op-ed, Pichai calls upon US lawmakers to introduce legislation similar to the EU's GDPR, and says that in its absence Google wants to lead the way in offering privacy protections around the world.
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Pistons 124, Hawks 109 Andre Drummond had 23 points and 11 rebounds to lead the way as Detroit jumped to a 24-point lead late in the first quarter and coasted to a victory over host Atlanta.
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Those countries that lead the way are the ones that reap the outsized benefits of that technology because they're usually the ones that own the manufacturing base and the innovation base for that technology into the future.
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Obama said in a statement that he was "confident that our states, cities, and businesses will step up and do even more to lead the way, and help protect for future generations the one planet we've got."
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In contrast, he wrote, Mr Trump has praised Chinese leaders for showing "strength" in crushing the Tiananmen Square protests, threatened to toughen libel laws, and says that Mr Obama has "lead the way" in using executive orders.
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Although the President has declared climate change a hoax and isolated America as the only federal government in the world not to embrace the Paris Agreement, states throughout the country continue to lead the way on climate.
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The ruling could also potentially lead the way to a legal challenge to Japan over the status of Okinotori island, an uninhabited atoll that lies about halfway between Guam and Taiwan, 1,700 km (1,050 miles) from Tokyo.
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As the century-old infrastructure and business model that's sustained our fossil fuel economy shifts to support clean energy and smart technology, investor dollars around the world will flow toward economies that continue to lead the way.
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So both plans are in line with the latest science—though the Green New Deal proposes the U.S. finish its transition with time to spare, in order to lead the way for the rest of the world.
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"The Saudis have accounted for over half the officially agreed cuts and they will lead the way with additional cuts and the others, including Russia, will join because it is overwhelmingly in their economic interests," he said.
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And the message most likely to be sent by the 2018 races is that 2020 will bring the most progressive, populist Democratic candidates we've ever seen -- and young people and people of color will lead the way.
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"EMPLOYEES ARE MORE IMPORTANT THAN MEDIA!!!" the petition adds, noting that Mike Isaac—the New York Times reporter who, along with Recode's Kara Swisher, lead the way in reporting on Uber—is one of the "shadiest" reporters.
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Galvin, a Boston native who has held public office as a Democrat since 1975, told CNBC the "lack of enthusiasm" in Washington to keep a close eye on Wall Street means "the states will lead the way."
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Russia may play a role in monitoring the situation on the ground as well, should it be invited by Kimberley Process members to do so, Moiseev said, although he added that African countries should lead the way.
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Isaiah Thomas continues to lead the way for Boston, scoring at least 33 points in 18 of his 19 games this season and teaming with Avery Bradley in a starting backcourt that averages almost 44 per contest.
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While Macron has pushed for a multi-speed Europe in which France and Germany lead the way, there is a cross-party consensus in Berlin that any reform push should include a broad swathe of EU members.
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As director of the Pentagon's Strategic Capabilities Office, Roper spends his days predicting how war will work in the not-so-distant future, and developing the technological capabilities that will enable the American military to lead the way.
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Britain has sought to lead the way in fostering financial technology - such as platforms that allow individuals to lend small sums to businesses or smartphone apps for payments - to "disrupt" the dominant, big banks on the high street.
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That's not by accident: China's government- and state-linked companies have pushed hard to lead the way on 5G, hoping to provide the best and cheapest service to millions, and maybe even billions, before American companies catch up.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Oscar-winning screenwriter and filmmaker Dustin Lance Black has called for Britain to lead the way in surrogacy rights for LGBT+ parents after becoming a father himself with husband Tom Daley, Britain's champion diver.
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Analysts say Huawei's investment in R&D, particularly in developing the 5G networks, put the company on track to lead the way in setting overall industry standards — a move that could turn quite positive for the firm's financials.
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Now Torch is ready to lead the way to better management for more companies, as it's just raised a $10 million Series A round led by Norwest Venture Partners, along with Initialized Capital, Y Combinator and West Ventures.
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To complement our ties with the private sector, we look to – and would welcome collaboration with – the next Administration and elected officials to lead the way in finding solutions to narrow the excellence gap and prioritize STEM education.
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" And Galgiani has stated that, "Inaction at the federal level compels California to lead the way in ensuring a cruelty-free cosmetics market for its citizens by barring any new ingredients or cosmetics that are tested on animals.
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"Cape Town is helping lead the way forward on technology and innovation in Africa, and we're excited to be a part of that story," Lime Global Head of Operations and Strategy Wayne Ting said in a press release.
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"Adult content tends to lead the way in new technology because people will pay for this content, even if it is not 100 percent perfect," said Flirt4Free's CEO Gregory Clayman when I talked to him earlier this year.
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Nvidia, known for its powerful gaming graphics chips, has been aggressively expanding into the automotive sphere, where trucks - with their regular routes that are easier to automate than cars navigating traffic - may lead the way in self-driving.
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As they lead the way on climate solutions, hundreds of these local leaders and experts have briefed our Select Committee on how Congress can expand their efforts, as we draft a congressional plan to solve the climate crisis.
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Let science lead the way Over the last six years, I have continued to read constantly, discuss the latest scientific developments with researchers and spend hours with patients to really understand their experience with cannabis as a medication.
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Just as the Greater London Council that preceded the assembly was once a springboard for opposition to central government, especially around the question of racism, Khan's mayoralty could lead the way in disrupting the smooth running of Prevent.
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"I would prefer someone just play whatever they want and then vote for folks who will lead the way on progressive, future of work issues," said Campo Santo ( Firewatch) co-founder Sean Vanaman, who previously worked at Telltale Games.
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ABOUT THE PISTONS (299-295): Marcus Morris scored 20 points on 8-of-14 shooting to go along with eight rebounds Saturday for his best performance in more than a month while Jackson scored 22 to lead the way.
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As one of the world's largest physical networks, it is our responsibility to help lead the way and set the global example for people and corporations on how we should take care of each other and of our planet.
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S. countries who signed on to the Trans-Pacific Partnership should realize that the trade pact can survive without buy-in from Washington, and that Japan could lead the way, an expert from the Asian Trade Centre said Wednesday.
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Blockchain technology is still in its infancy, and it will take the examples of a few innovative and forward-thinking real estate firms to lead the way and convince the masses that blockchain is the correct path to take.
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Havas appears to be the first to launch a cannabis-focused practice at the holding company level While Havas ECS wants to lead the way in education and research, it will not help its clients produce or buy advertising.
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That cowardice does not exist in Medicaid, as states like Kentucky are the laboratories of our democracy and are willing to lead the way in trying new ways to ensure the program does what it was intended to do.
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As she spoke, she grew restless, searching distractedly for a show curated by Amy Sillman with canvases propped along the walls She returned to her map, studying it intently, then pleaded with a security guard to lead the way.
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Unlike the Higgs boson—the particle discovered in 213.45 that was the last missing piece of the Standard Model of particle physics—this unforeseen boson and accompanying force would lead the way to a more complete theory of nature.
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Although others in the international community prefer to postpone what will be an ugly day of reckoning, we must lead the way in ensuring that this flawed agreement cannot continue to fuel conflict and terror throughout the Middle East.
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Our nation could save hundreds of billions of dollars in preventable health care costs every year by shifting toward a whole-foods, plant-based diet, and our government's food policies, including the SNAP program, should help lead the way.
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The United States must lead the way by sharing, to the maximum extent classification permits, the latest information on terrorist trends and tactics online with companies so they can use new and emerging tools to contest terrorists' online foothold.
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The series of new criminal justice measures follows earlier efforts from California to lead the way on ending mass incarceration, with two ballot initiatives, in 2014 and 2016, that reduced penalties for some crimes and allowed for early parole.
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"I hope my taking paternity leave will lead the way of working styles to one where everyone can easily take child-care leave without hesitation in the environment ministry," Koizumi said in a meeting with his staff on Wednesday.
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But he does lead the way for everybody else to ... he'll have the best employees with ... And some people think the minimum wage should go up even higher than $83 dollars, but it's a pretty bold move, I think.
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"While a similar measure in Congress, The Humane Cosmetics Act, has not moved, we are doing what we have normally done when Congress does not act, and that is for California to move forward and lead the way," she said.
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Cuomo said on Sunday that New York's tolerance will lead the way for the rest of the nation, and his announcement came as an "anti-hate" rally was held in a Brooklyn park vandalized with swastikas and pro-Trump graffiti.
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A trio of senior guards lead the way in Tra Holder (26 points, 20113 rebounds, 22011 assists), Shannon Evans II (288 points, 87 assists), and Kodi Justice (14.1 points), all of whom shoot better than 42 percent from 3-point range.
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Although other merchants and marketplaces also take advantage of the event, Alibaba has been able to lead the way because it pioneered Singles' Day, leading its sales during the event to dwarf e-commerce revenue from Black Friday and Cyber Monday.
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ABOUT THE MAPLE LEAFS (2-0-0): Toronto has spread the scoring around as centers Nazem Kadri and Auston Matthews lead the way with four points apiece while its power play has been lethal, scoring on five of its 10 opportunities.
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Disappointingly, the Security Council has been inept in resolving the Syrian crisis, so I do not hold out any great hopes for a coming together over this -- unless the council's permanent members, also known as the Permanent Five, lead the way.
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He suggested that Trump needs to lead the way after a Florida man's attempts to mail explosive devices to top members of the Democratic Party and the deadly shooting at a Pittsburgh synagogue that is being charged as a hate crime. .
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Whether it's protecting Americans' health care, rooting out corruption in Washington or ensuring every person has a shot at their version of the American dream, our work for veterans can lead the way for a better nation for all of us.
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USTelecom, an AT&T-backed lobbying organization, has published a series of blog posts claiming the broadband industry not only really adores the idea of a new federal privacy law, but is perfectly positioned to lead the way on privacy.
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And this is an area where I think the mantle of leadership is really being taken up by states like California that can lead the way in protecting families, opposing efforts to deport fathers and mothers and brothers and sisters.
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BRUSSELS — The European Commission on Monday proposed an ambitious set of measures to clean up Europe's beaches and rid its seas and waterways of disposable plastics, and urged the European Union to lead the way in reducing marine litter worldwide.
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" That sound you hear is a giant exhalation of relief coming from the vicinity of Flushing Bay, because as Collins had said before the game, "If we're going to get back in this thing, he's got to lead the way.
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"I hope my taking paternity leave will lead the way of working styles to one where everyone can easily take child-care leave without hesitation in the environment ministry," Mr. Koizumi, 38, said in a meeting with his staff on Wednesday.
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The Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles, where Mr. Marciano is co-chair of the board, helped lead the way in the early 1980s by turning a warehouse, now known as the Geffen, into a still-raw-seeming exhibition hall.
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States lead the way, and Congress may follow The findings come as the political calculus around the minimum wage has been shifting, with inequality on the rise and ballooning housing costs eating up more and more of the average worker's paycheck.
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California announced that it would wield its considerable influence over the auto industry to lead the way on combating climate change, reaching an agreement with four automakers to keep regulations intact as the Trump administration continues to roll them back.
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Profits from search, having nurtured YouTube back when it had little to no revenue, are now paying for efforts in quantum computing, artificial intelligence and other areas that could lead the way to autonomous vehicles and other breakthroughs, he said.
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And here's Timeless to lead the way forward with a two-hour movie/series finale, centered on Christmas and wrapping up a convoluted sci-fi series that very few people watched, but that was nonetheless beloved by those who did.
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Alongside new teammates George Hill, Jordan Clarkson, Larry Nance Jr., and Rodney Hood, LeBron James put up a game-high 24 points, 10 assists, and 8 rebounds in just 28 minutes of action to lead the way for the Cavaliers.
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With the Nasdaq composite about 3 percent away from following the and the Dow Jones industrial average to record levels, CNBC PRO asks which stocks will lead the way if the tech-heavy benchmark posts a new high before the month is out.
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The heavy flavors of the album, combined with Bowie's love of Iggy Pop and Lou Reed, helped lead the way to his seminal 1972 glam and proto-punk powered concept record, The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars.
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More to the point: When are Doyle's followers supposed to take her advice about telling their own stories, speaking up, empowering themselves — and when are they supposed to take her advice about shutting up, listening, and letting women of color lead the way?
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Many lawmakers questioned Facebook (FB) executive David Marcus about why people should trust the company to manage their money and why they should trust Facebook to lead the way on a major new fintech regulation that could fundamentally change global financial systems.
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General Motors – GM released details of an incentive plan for the head of its Cruise autonomous driving unit, Dan Ammann, that provides incentives to develop technology and commercialization strategies and could lead the way to an eventual initial public offering for the unit.
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Though many other states have already legalized weed for medicinal purposes and four for recreational purposes, the size and population of California puts its decision in a different league and it could lead the way to figuring out policy around the drug.
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Cleveland needed LeBron James (37 minutes) and Kyrie Irving (38) to play heavy minutes as it held off the Milwaukee Bucks 113-104 at home on Wednesday, and the two combined for 42 points, 16 assists and 783 rebounds to lead the way.
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"To ensure we continue to lead the way in the advancement of knowledge, we have to not only support the talent that we already have here, but also ensure our immigration system attracts the very best minds from around the world," he said.
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Even as many Americans lose confidence in in our sense of liberty, freedom and the right to pursue one's own destiny, it is more important than ever for the United States to lead the way on building a more stable, democratic, peaceful world.
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"The terrorism challenges in Europe are really kind of tough, and they may lead the way and carry some of our water on this," said Acting Assistant Attorney General for National Security Dana Boente at the Aspen Security Forum earlier this month.
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Williams peppered his book with stories from his encyclopedic memory and extolled the virtues of using a light bat, letting the hips lead the way on a swing and doing homework on pitchers, whom he characterized as not lacking intelligence, just smarts.
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All sixth through eighth graders attend Blue Mountain Middle School, in Cortlandt Manor, before moving on to Hendrick Hudson High School, in Montrose, one of 369 high schools nationwide to be named a Project Lead the Way 225-21954 Distinguished High School.
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Gamble, who does Type 1 diabetes research at a Toronto hospital, considers herself an "average Joe" in hockey circles but knew she had to be a part of what she hopes will lead the way for a viable future for women's hockey.
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But if the January snap back (it was the best start to a year for stocks in decades, after the worst December for stocks in an even longer period) is to sustain itself, big technology companies likely will have to lead the way.
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Influential American news outlets and political leaders should lead the way by resisting the reflexive tendency to paint Haiti and its people, whether living at home or abroad, with broad-brushed narratives that lack historical context and oversimplify complex socio-economic realities.
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SACRAMENTO (Reuters) - California Governor Jerry Brown announced a deal with legislative and labor leaders on Monday to raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour by 2023, saying the nation's most-populous state would lead the way toward higher pay for the working poor.
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To make matters worse, the global economic situation is grim, China's trade minister Gao Hucheng said on Saturday at the Group of 20 trade ministers meeting in Shanghai, adding that major economies must lead the way in tackling problems including sluggish growth and weak trade.
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You know, the president does have a good record of very strong relationships with the military and wanting the military to be strong, wanting them to lead the way with, you know, have surrounded himself with some very important and influential generals in his cabinet.
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Another one of those investors was Bryan Meehan, an Irish businessman who took over as Blue Bottle's CEO after investing in the company in 2012 before helping to fuel further global expansion and lead the way for the sale of a majority stake to Nestle.
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But rather than seek mathematical answers to the Standard Model's mysteries, most physicists placed their hopes in high-energy particle colliders and other experiments, expecting additional particles to show up and lead the way beyond the Standard Model to a deeper description of reality.
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Because St. John's was able to serve this community through the ACA, we've been able to help lead the way in trans health research and serve as a model for other community health centers as they expand their services to include the trans community.
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After arriving by car with her mom, the bride-to-be will be greeted by her little bridal party members (including Prince George and Princess Charlotte!), who will lead the way down the aisle as Meghan takes her first steps to the altar by herself.
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Jahlil Okafor had 25 points and 10 rebounds to lead the way in a 114-27.6 rout of Portland on Saturday, snapping Philadelphia's four-game slide and allowing the club to recover from a blown lead in an overtime loss to Chicago two days earlier.
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Facing History | 10 Calls to Action to Cultivate Education for Democracy Teaching Tolerance | From Birmingham to Parkland: Celebrate the Power of Young Voices Teaching Tolerance | Students, Families and Educators Should Lead the Way on the Gun Crisis _________ Michael Gonchar contributed ideas for this lesson plan.
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Ms. Hubbard believed that humans would graduate to a new level of cooperation and enlightenment, and in her speech — delivered to a largely inattentive audience, and not in the prime-time television window — she suggested who might lead the way into that brave new world.
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Bill CassidyWilliam (Bill) Morgan CassidyUN Security Council to meet after Turkey launches Syria offensive Trump faces growing GOP revolt on Syria To win the federal paid family leave debate, allow states to lead the way MORE (R-La.) on Tuesday raised as a possibility.
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"I have confidence that Ambassador Barrett will lead the way in maintaining air and space dominance and continue to build upon the initiatives, leadership and example set forth by Secretary Heather Wilson," added McSally, a retired Air Force pilot, calling Barrett a close friend. Sen.
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Microsoft is clearly trying to lead the way and change that from a tech perspective, so we'll have to see if the same message has reached Google, Amazon, Snap, T-Mobile, and the many other tech companies that participated in the annual prank day last year.
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After arriving by car with her mom, Doria Ragland, the bride-to-be will be greeted by her little bridal party members (including Prince George and Princess Charlotte!), who will lead the way down the aisle as Meghan takes her first steps to the altar by herself.
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As a politician, he's tried to use that background as a strength—touting his self-funding as a way of projecting that he's not owned by corporate interests and pushing his tech bona fides as a reason he can lead the way on those types of issues.
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Current legislation does not adequately account for the new challenges, threats and needs presented by the impact of AI. The question is not "if" but "when" society will regulate AI. Rather than leave the job solely to politicians, industry should lead the way through the AIDPA.
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Those successes encouraged ABC to lead the way in inclusive storytelling onscreen, but it wasn't until the ratings ascendance of Rhimes' Scandal, beginning in its second season in 218–249 and growing even more in its third, that nearly all of the networks finally woke up.
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In a bid to ease tensions over trade, in particular U.S. tariffs on steel and aluminum that infuriated other G7 members, officials were working on language about the international rules-based system that would lead the way to reforming the World Trade Organization, the official said.
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Washington, D.C. recently lead the way in U.S. robot regulations when it passed a law called the "Personal Delivery Device Act of 2016" outlining the rules and regulations for delivery robots and, in turn, specifically allowing these kinds of robots to operate in the nation's capital.
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In 2016, we'll see the U.S. take a bigger leap into this market, perhaps with a broader set of titles that appeal to a wider set of the global population — multi-player arena games, and first person shooter games will continue to lead the way into eSports.
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In spite of these very significant problems, there is the hope that the private market — employers, health plans, and providers — will continue the momentum that has been building since the passage of Obamacare in 2010, and lead the way in improving the health of the American people.
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Through market driven infrastructure expansion, consistent workforce development standards, and deliberate efforts to prioritize programs that enhance regional competitiveness, our continent will become an even better place to live and work, which is vital as other countries and key trade blocs could otherwise lead the way forward.
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"Women have been leading the resistance, leading in activism and come November they will lead the way in Democrats taking back the House," said Christina Reynolds, top strategist for EMILY's List, a Democratic organization that recruits and funds pro-choice Democratic women to run for office.
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With a large freshman class on its way and the Democratic Party in the midst of a roaring debate about its core values, there will, of course, be clashes about who will have what kind of influence in the caucus, and which voices will lead the way.
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"It's imperative for the United States to lead the way on tackling the world's climate crisis, and that must include the development of clean and innovative technologies like next-generation nuclear energy," Booker said when he co-sponsored the Nuclear Energy Leadership Act earlier this year.
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Rather than asking the best and brightest to lead the way beyond left and right, they have come up with a novel fusion of populism and socialism that marries a critique of the inequalities generated by capitalism with a rejection of technocratic nudging and meritocratic striving.
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The poll found that 2900 percent of voters look to congressional Democrats to protect families when it comes to health care, compared to 220006 percent who trust President Trump on health care and less than 2202 percent who say the Republican Party should lead the way.
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ET, MSG (New York), FSN Sun (Tampa Bay) ABOUT THE RANGERS (212-22-33): Embattled coach Alain Vigneault finally may have found a first line to lead the way as Chris Kreider, Mika Zibanejad and Pavel Buchnevich stepped up to produce three goals and three assists against Vegas.
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Below are five people who helped lead the way in 2017: Timoci Naulusala, 12-year-old Fijian boy Timoci Naulusala, whose village in Fiji was devastated by Cyclone Winston in 2016, made an impassioned plea for climate action at the U.N. climate change talks in Bonn in November.
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"In the coming months, we'll take the next bold steps in testing our autonomous technology as we lead the way to fully self-driving vehicles without any human driver as a backup," GM Chief Executive wrote in a blog post on Monday titled "Zero Crashes, Zero Emissions, Zero Congestion".
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Johnny Gaudreau (29 points) and Sean Monahan, who is coming off his first career hat trick, lead the way for the Flames while captain Alex Ovechkin (13 goals) and Evgeny Kuznetsov (23 points) pace a Washington team that is beginning to turn things around after a slow start.
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"This is very early and we don't expect VR to take off as a mainstream success right away ... but eventually we believe that VR is going to be the next big computing platform and we're making the investments necessary to lead the way there," Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg said.
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As soon as we enter, Weiss' fingers lead the way, right up to the first box of used LPs, where he starts flipping through with the speed and efficiency of a seasoned shopper, a skill that only comes from wasting many a perfectly good afternoon in record stores.
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Some of you know, here in South Africa, my Foundation is convening over the last few days, two hundred young people from across this continent who are doing the hard work of making change in their communities; who reflect Madiba's values, who are poised to lead the way.
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"Women have been leading the resistance, leading in activism and come November they will lead the way in Democrats taking back the House," said Christina Reynolds, top strategist for Emily's List, a Democratic organization that recruits and funds Democratic women to run for office who support abortion rights.
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"We write on behalf of a community of clean athletes and anti-doping organizations with faith that the IOC can lead the way forward by upholding the principles of Olympics," said the draft letter signed by Tygart and Canadian Centre for Ethics in Sports (CCES) CEO Paul Melia.
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It was spun off from Xerox in 2000 at the behest of Microsoft, and the bones of the firm were eventually sold off to a trio of firms—Microsoft, Time Warner, and Thomson—and its technology helped lead the way for Microsoft to produce its own DRM, PlayReady.
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Some of you know, here in South Africa, my foundation is convening over the last few days, two hundred young people from across this continent who are doing the hard work of making change in their communities; who reflect Madiba's values, who are poised to lead the way.
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For each person who pledges to support a future of equal education, The Verizon Foundation will donate $1.00 (up to $2 million) to Project Lead The Way — a non-profit that works with students, teachers, and schools to bring STEM programs to pre-kindergarten through grade 12 classrooms.
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"We write on behalf of a community of clean athletes and anti-doping organizations with faith that the IOC can lead the way forward by upholding the principles of Olympism," said the draft letter signed by Tygart and Canadian Centre for Ethics in Sports (CCES) CEO Paul Melia.
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Along with all the impressive internal changes on offer here, the Area-51m also features a wholly new "Legend" industrial design language, which is meant to lead the way forward for the brand with a cleaner, more focused style that cuts down on the aggressive look of older Alienware products.
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With public-stated goals urging senior tech executives to improve diversity (à la Pinterest), generous parental leave policies and increasing examples of valued female-founded companies to lead the way, there has never been a better time to be a woman in tech who dreams of building a big company.
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Ikea isn't the first company to incorporate mycelium packaging—Dell's been using it for servers for a few years—but given the amount of flat-pack furniture I buy alone, this move should help put a dent in polystyrene consumption, and lead the way for more eco-friendly packaging. [Telegraph]
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Asian countries lead the way Since 1947, women in Japan have been granted menstrual leave and in South Korea, female workers have been entitled to a day off each month since 2001, but few employees in male-dominated workplaces are eager to exercise that right, according to the Korea Times.
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Xi himself has lead the way in promoting simple living, with state media widely reporting on the basic food he eats when on trips around the country, and giving extensive coverage to cases where officials are found to have hoarded gold, owned multiple houses or had a fondness for banquets.
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He didn't break down which platforms had the most beta users (though I'd bet iOS or macOS lead the way), nor what percentage of that beta group was developers (accessing the beta to debug their apps before the update) versus consumers (who just want to poke around the new goods early).
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"Obama's theory was that we will lead the way in reducing our reliance on nuclear weapons and everyone else will do the same," said Franklin C. Miller, a nuclear expert who served in the George W. Bush administration and was an informal consultant to Pentagon officials who drafted the new policy.
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Collectives like Brush Tu (whose 12 members include photographers and painters like Elias Mung'ora, who recently had one of his paintings purchased by Kenya's first lady Margaret Gakuo Kenyatta) are helping lead the way for art to be seen as serious business, and also for bolstering arts education, curation and promotion.
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"Montenegro continues to lead the way ... in the establishment of a complete system required to reduce GHG, protect the ozone layer and adapt to climate change," the Energy Community, established by the EU and nine aspiring member states to extend EU energy policy to would-be members, said in a statement.
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In the latest surrounding the debate, Canada re-joined talks with the two nations on Tuesday, with Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland telling reporters that Mexico's "difficult" concessions to the States earlier this week would help lead the way for productive discussions between all the countries this week; according to Reuters.
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"As one of the world's largest physical networks, it is our responsibility to help lead the way and set the global example for people and corporations on how we should take care of each other and of our planet," CEO Adam Neumann told staff this week in an email obtained by CNN Business.
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But even in the absence of American leadership, even as this administration joins a small handful of nations that reject the future, I'm confident that our states, cities, and businesses will step up and do even more to lead the way and help protect for future generations the one planet we've got.
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Do you see that, or more like something like the Iraq model, where we're working through local government and institutions, and have a degree of influence on the ground but are also letting them kind of lead the way as the best model to apply in a hypothetical future state failure situation?
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Georgia finally got breakout performances at the same time from its two standouts – guard J.J. Frazier and forward Yante Maten – in Thursday's victory over Furman, and the Bulldogs will look for that duo to lead the way again Monday against George Washington in the CBE Hall of Fame Classic in Kansas City.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - Justin Thomas made a slow start to the PGA Tour's CJ Cup in South Korea on Thursday with a bogey at his opening hole but the FedExCup champion soon caught fire, carding seven birdies and a pair of eagles in a nine-under round of 63 to lead the way.
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The most the feds usually do is set a broad policy agenda, fund specific components of the K-12 system (including IDEA and other programs for at-risk youth), and otherwise bloviate a lot about how they believe children are the future, teach them well and let them lead the way, blah blah.
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Perhaps Brexiteers will lead the way in adopting some typical Singaporean habits: working 60-plus hours a week, sacrificing recreational time to acquire a high level of education, sharing small apartments with their parents until they get married, welcoming immigrant labour on a far higher scale than Britain ever has, and other such things.
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Alongside Durham University, researchers from the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, the NGO organization Medical Detection Dogs and the Medical Research Council Unit in the Gambia, Africa, are hoping dogs will lead the way to non-invasive testing that can detect malaria and be used on large numbers of samples at a time.
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Swimmers should also be encouraged to pee before they get into the pool, something that should extend to elite athletes too—Michael Phelps might think it's an accepted part of the sport, but it only gives license to others if the professionals are doing it—they need to lead the way in pool hygiene.
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It will become a formidable company that will make an impact on tens of millions of consumers across the globe; it will be at the forefront of product and tech development in the sector, and it will lead the way in its relationship with its consumers, restaurant partners, its staff, and its delivery drivers.
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Beto O'RourkeBeto O'RourkeCastro qualifies for next Democratic primary debates 2020 Democrats react to NYPD firing of officer in Garner case: 'Finally' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall MORE (D-Texas) on Monday urged Texas to lead the way in implementing a series of proposals to reform the criminal justice system.
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HOW DO YOU THINK ABOUT COMPETING WITH THIS BEHEMOTH SPIEGEL: THE STRATEGY THAT WORKED FOR US IS TO CONTINUE TO INNOVATE AND LEAD THE WAY AND TRYING TO SERVE OUR COMMUNITY SO I THINK THAT'S WHY WE HAVE SEEN SUCH STRONG GROWTH OVER THE PAST YEAR AND EXCITED ABOUT THE PROGRESS WE ARE MAKING.
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" He added: "But even in the absence of American leadership; even as this administration joins a small handful of nations that reject the future; I'm confident that our states, cities, and businesses will step up and do even more to lead the way, and help protect for future generations the one planet we've got.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE promised that his administration will "lead the way to the stars" by refocusing NASA back on space exploration.
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"But even in the absence of American leadership; even as this administration joins a small handful of nations that reject the future; I'm confident that our states, cities, and businesses will step up and do even more to lead the way, and help protect for future generations the one planet we've got," Obama added.
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Congress should lead the way and pass the "Safe Military Bases Act" for the president's signature, and President Trump can immediately repeal the regulations listed in the 'Safe Military Bases Act,' and work with Congress to allow military personnel to legally own and transport firearms to and from their base in gun-controlled jurisdictions.
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"Even in the absence of American leadership; even as this administration joins a small handful of nations that reject the future; I'm confident that our states, cities, and businesses will step up and do even more to lead the way, and help protect for future generations the one planet we've got," Obama said in June.
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We are calling for the nation's communications providers to lead the way and voluntarily improve transparency and disclosure of these "below the line" fees so that when consumers sign up for service, either online or in-store, they won't have to wait for their first bill to learn what their total monthly costs will be.
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The fact that we have this moment where people who have power in that industry can come forward and lead the way by using this inclusion rider uplift those around them who haven't had the power, the marketing power in the industry to drive this kind of change – yeah those folks need to be part of the solution.
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The film tracks a team of archeologists, scientists and historians as they travel throughout the Mediterranean Sea in an attempt to search for the true "Atlantean" civilization — and a possible location for the mother city, the lost city itself, using cutting-edge technology and Plato's ancient writings as a virtual treasure map to lead the way.
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"With our sight set on the heavens, which President Kennedy referred to as 'the new frontier,' it is only fitting that the nation born on the last frontier should continue to lead the way in the new frontier," Cruz said at a hearing of the Senate Commerce Subcommittee on Space, Science and Competitiveness, which he chairs.
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Siemian displayed some jitters, with two interceptions that probably could have been avoided, but he also showed a quick release and a strong arm, completing 18 of 26 passes for 178 yards and a touchdown while seeming content to let C. J. Anderson, the Broncos' top running back, lead the way in a dominant second half.
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"We think there's an opportunity for agriculture to lead the way in the future relationship of commerce between our two wonderful countries," Mr. Perdue, the former governor of Georgia, said as he appeared with the new American ambassador, another former governor, Terry E. Branstad, and a handful of hat-wearing cattlemen at a restaurant called Char.
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For now, let's consider the People's Cultural Plan, a document that is deep and ambitious in its analysis of dispossession and is a true example of authentic engagement with the activists and communities of color that have dealt firsthand with these realities for decades, allowing them to lead the way on what should be in a cultural plan.
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When smaller and independent brands make the use of faux fur so appealing (see: Shrimps), and influential global houses like Stella McCartney, Gucci, and Michael Kors lead the way to an industry free of fur, we can only hope 2018 signals the tipping point for brands to take more accountability — and to invest in more sustainable and cruelty-free alternatives.
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OBAMA: Yeah, it's just that they're -- they haven't quite gotten to prime age yet and what we want to do is maybe accelerate their presence on the -- on the scene, and that's where I can be helpful, shine a spotlight on all the great work that's being done and all the wonderful young Americans who will help lead the way in the future.
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Amazon has been charging sales tax to customers -- for its 1P sales – in all the 45 states that have a statewide sales tax...In a way, we think charging sales tax has been a boon to Amazon because it now has extensive fulfillment facilities close to consumers such that it can lead the way in offering faster and more reliable deliveries.
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Mark Hamill and Ivanka TrumpIvana (Ivanka) Marie TrumpTo win the federal paid family leave debate, allow states to lead the way The Hill's 12:30 Report: Trump steps up attacks on whistleblower, Schiff Mark Hamill zings Ivanka Trump for 'Star Wars' tweet MORE appear to be galaxies apart after the actor zinged the White House adviser after a "Star Wars"-related tweet.
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If Ivanka TrumpIvana (Ivanka) Marie TrumpTo win the federal paid family leave debate, allow states to lead the way The Hill's 12:30 Report: Trump steps up attacks on whistleblower, Schiff Mark Hamill zings Ivanka Trump for 'Star Wars' tweet MORE's old man was not president, she would not have been granted trademark protections in China as her father met with Chinese officials.
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Senior forward Andre Wesson came off the bench to score 237.5 points and pull down seven rebounds, junior center Kaleb Wesson had 563 points and eight rebounds, and junior guard CJ Walker scored 256 points to lead the way for Ohio State, which shot 23 percent from the field overall (22-for-63) and saw 12 different players score in the game.
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"Even in the absence of American leadership; even as this Administration joins a small handful of nations that reject the future; I'm confident that our states, cities, and businesses will step up and do even more to lead the way, and help protect for future generations the one planet we've got," he said in a written statement issued as Trump was announcing the withdrawal.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE should make it a priority to lead the way of that realignment with distinctively American notions of generosity, fair play and equality.
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Jon TesterJonathan (Jon) TesterNative American advocates question 2020 Democrats' commitment House Democrats targeting six more Trump districts for 2020 Budget deal sparks scramble to prevent shutdown MORE (D-Mont.) said on CBS's "Face the Nation" that the children's deaths are "everybody's fault," and that the White House should lead the way on making comprehensive reforms to the immigration system rather than demanding money for the border wall.
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Organizers say the keynote lineup isn't yet final, but men and women in the security industry are already speaking out and considering doing their own counter-programming, "It's disappointing to see that RSA is perpetuating the stereotype that cybersecurity is a male dominated field, or at least a field in which men lead the way," Dr. Betsy Cooper, a cybersecurity researcher at UC Berkeley, told Axios.
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Samar Samir Mezghanni 29, Toronto and Cambridge, England Writer and Ph.D. student I want the movement to lead the way in promoting an inclusive society, not one where some women are more equal to men than others, but a society where every woman, no matter where she is from, what her skin color is, or what her background is, have equal rights and opportunities.
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As the image of the game was rehabilitated and the authorities went to war with conspicuous racism on the terraces, a new generation of footballers including Paul Ince, Dwight Yorke, Les Ferdinand, Frank Sinclair and Ian Wright – with Ince, Yorke and Ferdinand of Trinidadian, Tobagonian and St Lucian descent respectively, and the others of Jamaican parentage – arrived on the scene to lead the way.
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