And either you listen to us or trouble lies ahead.
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I don't know what lies ahead, but I have faith.
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Hopefully, these investors realize a tough slog that lies ahead.
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We look forward to seeing — and experiencing — what lies ahead.
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Gockley and Grindeland believe a huge growth opportunity lies ahead.
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The IBMers also recognized that much more work lies ahead.
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A difficult transition lies ahead following the death on Oct.
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Click through for a sneak peek of what lies ahead.
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I could not be more excited for what lies ahead.
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I don't know what lies ahead for me and Seth.
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We're thrilled to join the team for what lies ahead.
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But he too has little idea of what lies ahead.
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A sunny day lies ahead, with a high of 53.
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Still, she says she is ready to embrace whatever lies ahead.
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Callers are panicked about what lies ahead for them, she said.
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Experts say the attack is a portent of what lies ahead.
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It's not too late, and hopefully a brighter future lies ahead.
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Amanda struggles to talk about what lies ahead for her son.
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But as he said, he has no idea what lies ahead.
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This much we know, but what lies ahead for these children?
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Meanwhile, Myers said, the "hard work of healing" still lies ahead.
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If the letter is any indication, he knows what lies ahead.
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In his speech, al-Abadi cautioned that more work lies ahead.
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But analysts were split on what lies ahead for the company.
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Another sizzling, stormy day lies ahead, with a high around 2114.
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But for many minor league players, so much uncertainty lies ahead.
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The figure leans on an hourglass, signifying that eternity lies ahead.
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A busy summer of music and theater lies ahead of us.
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Too much is at stake, and too much more lies ahead.
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Short of a return to grandiosity, what lies ahead for Priorat?
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That is proceeding well, Mr. Donovan said, though much lies ahead.
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If the country cannot solve this crisis, much worse lies ahead.
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American political history suggests that an age of renewal lies ahead.
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Our basketball columnist has a full preview of what lies ahead.
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Its fate offers a preview of what lies ahead for Blackjewel.
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Whether it inspires aspiration or perspiration, you won't believe what lies ahead.
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Well, many things can happen, and a great opportunity lies ahead potentially.
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And according to the Street, plenty of upside potential still lies ahead.
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It is hard not to think that this is what lies ahead.
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If we lose these norms, a dark and violent path lies ahead.
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According to Gambles, this is an optimistic read of what lies ahead.
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"I think Nike's great growth period lies ahead of it," Knight said.
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More Brexit-related legislation lies ahead, including on trade, customs and immigration.
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Black people aren't going anywhere although a long, long road lies ahead.
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Many experts said it was too early to predict what lies ahead.
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Companies need to be prepared for the massive retraining that lies ahead.
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The eclipses are behind us, Cancer, but plenty of excitement lies ahead.
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We see much to inspire and inform the work that lies ahead.
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Warning: Spoilers for the Season 22019 premiere of Big Little Lies ahead.
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But there is a huge amount of concern about what lies ahead.
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All of this may just be a warmup for what lies ahead.
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"This is minor compared to what lies ahead for us," he said.
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Warning: Spoilers for the Season 2 premiere of Big Little Lies ahead.
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A contract should also serve as a blueprint for what lies ahead.
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And for the bank's stockholders, that could mean more frustration lies ahead.
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She thinks this year's turbulence is a preview of what lies ahead.
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The Kavanaugh opinion may suggest what lies ahead if he is confirmed.
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Furthermore, we have to ready our hidden heroes for what lies ahead.
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The fact is, nobody knows what lies ahead for the global economy.
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Yet the difficult bit, negotiating the future relationship with Europe, lies ahead.
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No one can tell me with any certainty about what lies ahead.
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The harder work of forging new relations now lies ahead, he added.
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We have to celebrate this secured high ground and see what lies ahead.
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Following a choppy week, there's plenty of agreement that more volatility lies ahead.
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But our sense of urgency has not subsided and more work lies ahead.
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But decelerations in credit and investment suggest that a sharper slowdown lies ahead.
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For China the real test lies ahead, perhaps as early as next year.
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This suggests, at the very least, that a lengthy court battle lies ahead.
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Five charts to help you understand the Lyft IPO—and what lies ahead.
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What lies ahead for Congress, the administration and the latest company under siege?
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As the weather worsens, many wonder what lies ahead for the Water Protectors.
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It's also a fearsome preview of what lies ahead for the federal budget.
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What lies ahead is the U.S. Treasury's semi-annual report on currency manipulators.
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They can't even explain what happened last week, much less what lies ahead.
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Understanding what lies ahead can profoundly affect patients' quality of life — and death.
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In private, however, her ministers and advisers are anxious about what lies ahead.
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But this is a time to focus on what lies ahead, not below.
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In many ways, Latinx tells the story of what lies ahead of us.
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Instead, she wants guides to run beside her and describe what lies ahead.
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A unique opportunity lies ahead with the 2018 and 2022 Olympics in Asia.
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That signals a protracted fight lies ahead, Ana Swanson of the NYT writes.
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"Whenever kits are short, there's no question that's what lies ahead," Furness said.
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The hard work addressing the issue of addiction, though, clearly still lies ahead.
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As a new school year begins, many Americans are wondering what lies ahead.
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Retro Report In popular culture, what lies ahead is somehow almost always bleak.
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This week's stock market's tumble may signal a much bigger downside lies ahead.
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Many experts say it is too early to predict what lies ahead however.
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"Important work lies ahead," Peter Kjome, the orchestra's president, said in a statement.
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"A period of political uncertainty lies ahead," Citi said in a research note.
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His courage and defiance urges us forward, toward a greatness that lies ahead.
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And the Henson Company clearly trusts that the audiences who turned the film into a cult classic, despite its untoward, bleak tone, is an audience who will stick around for whatever lies ahead — even if what lies ahead is darkness.
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Many of America's traditional allies are now asking the question: What pain lies ahead?
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Like the peso, concerns over what lies ahead for U.S.-China relations remains unclear.
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This shows the undivided loyalty to the CEO, vision and future that lies ahead.
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Read on to discover what lies ahead (and how to tackle it with aplomb).
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What lies ahead in France is not just a fight over identity and sovereignty.
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But even if the worst is now priced in, plenty of volatility lies ahead.
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Argentina's economy has gone through some of the pain that lies ahead for Egypt.
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Instead, they're working on figuring out what lies ahead while clearing up some rumors.
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Limping up the stairs, sweating through heavy leather, I fear for what lies ahead.
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Nonetheless, the bank stated that a gradual and limited rate hiking path lies ahead.
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Finance Minister Olaf Scholz has said he is confident that modest growth lies ahead.
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"What lies ahead is a project for sustainable political stability," Gargash tweeted on Sunday.
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That opportunity lies ahead and I will just have to keep training for 2020.
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Because what lies ahead for rural America is county consolidation and more school mergers.
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What is the biggest chore that lies ahead for the rookie manager Aaron Boone?
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Earnings reports look backward, and what really matters to investors is what lies ahead.
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More pain for consumers lies ahead with further cuts to subsidies planned this year.
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It will be a considerable relief that everything that lies ahead is strictly business.
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A "more severe" stock market correction lies ahead, according to the head of Allianz.
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It has been edited for clarity and space: What lies ahead for these people?
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But it still lies ahead of us, and we haven't given up on that.
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They've got to get their degrees and get ready for whatever lies ahead for them.
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Tech has changed the news business as many wonder what lies ahead for the industry.
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But there's far more that lies ahead in the 600 million in its neighbouring countries.
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"They need our love, compassion, prayers and financial support to deal with what lies ahead."
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Further misery lies ahead for Yemen's 28m people, three-quarters of whom need humanitarian aid.
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The special feature gizmo on the dashboard showing what lies ahead has gone ominously dark.
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To gauge what lies ahead, think how the internal combustion engine has shaped modern life.
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What lies ahead for the divided Turkish people is a much more intense Erdogan era.
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North Brooklyn and Manhattan residents increasingly accept the gnarly fate that lies ahead for them.
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We are closing a chapter in Panono's history and look forward to what lies ahead.
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Something that will hold us through everything that lies ahead — the loving, collapsing and nuzzling.
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Such a cut could be interpreted as a cue that turbulence lies ahead for investors.
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What happened to Mr. Wang should serve as a cautionary tale of what lies ahead.
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Without knowing what lies ahead, firms delay making potentially profitable investments and hiring new workers.
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The task that lies ahead for you is to find mercy for that broken soul.
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But it still must contend with the difficult delegate math that lies ahead of him.
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With reports of such experiences, people still in isolation are fearful of what lies ahead.
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These exams basically ensure your skills are a match for whatever IT future lies ahead.
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Most of the work still lies ahead, and it is about time to get started.
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Protesters have rejoiced, but many also recognize that a long and complicated road lies ahead.
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Even if the Iraqi forces retake control of the city, what lies ahead for its people?
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Sanders, on the other hand, probably believes what he's saying; the rude awakening still lies ahead.
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Though the operations are behind the young family, Kienow said she worries about what lies ahead.
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I hope that my alma mater is up to the very daunting task that lies ahead.
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It's a baby step in terms of all the work that lies ahead of us collectively.
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Although compared to a thousand individual bug bites, whatever lies ahead probably doesn't seem so bad.
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But, the movement reveals just how long of a race lies ahead of the Republican conference.
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But much as that energy suggests that Democrats are united against Trump, real trouble lies ahead.
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The world is currently facing a global health challenge with little idea of what lies ahead.
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They do not understand the climate emergency that is currently unfolding, the doom that lies ahead.
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A tough task lies ahead with the Astros, who still do not have a general manager.
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The service economy is much larger, but goods-making sectors often point to what lies ahead.
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"A unique opportunity lies ahead with the 2018 and 2022 Olympics in Asia," the NHLPA said.
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A tough task lies ahead with the Astros, who still do not have a general manager.
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Palermo explained at a UBS conference last week what lies ahead in 2020 for Virgin Galactic.
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Ornstein concludes by expressing his "fear" that a "long and torturous" road lies ahead of us.
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Here's what you need to know about the conviction and what lies ahead for El Chapo.
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Much volatility lies ahead for mortgage rates, especially with the May employment report being released on Friday.
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Now, talk to me about some of your colleagues and the fight that no doubt lies ahead.
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Trump's immigration policies offer a troubling view of what lies ahead for immigrant families and their allies.
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A tough month lies ahead, after he unveils his labour reforms, with strikes planned on September 12th.
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In this climate, who knows what lies ahead, so many Americans are choosing to play it safe.
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"We are so excited by what lies ahead for our campaign," he told a crowd of supporters.
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Yet bonds and foreign stock prices reflect elevated risk, sending an unclear message about what lies ahead.
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The anguish and shame that Trail feels is devastating, especially as we know what fate lies ahead.
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Beyond the herculean task of rebuilding that lies ahead, Iraqis cannot be certain ISIS is gone forever.
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Instead, this is a way to help you mentally prepare yourself for what lies ahead this winter.
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Here's a look at what's up with the pipeline and what lies ahead for its planned construction.
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"We are so excited about what lies ahead for our campaign," the junior senator from Florida said.
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What if you're just a boy who's known setbacks and heartbreak and fear of what lies ahead?
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A major test lies ahead when it comes to multiple vacancies on the liberal-leaning Ninth Circuit.
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As night fell, protestors set up tents near the embassy, suggesting another day of upheaval lies ahead.
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"It is eye-opening, and an indication of the panic and also what lies ahead," she said.
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The humble acorn ant is among the city-loving harbingers of the genetic churn that lies ahead.
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We are bound together by the task that stands before us and the road that lies ahead.
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The Prime Minister has survived her toughest year so far -- but an even tougher one lies ahead.
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A "double whammy" of climate trends indicates that worse lies ahead, says Will Steffen, an American climate scientist.
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Investors will be looking for updates that show how much more trouble lies ahead for Apple in 2019.
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In our first preview we're looking at the season that lies ahead for Arsenal, Bournemouth, Burnley and Chelsea.
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When it comes to medical expenses, this is the time to pay extra attention to what lies ahead.
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"What lies ahead is the challenging work of uniting our businesses to create a dynamic, global entertainment company."
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Then we start a theme of recovery planning for the bright future that lies ahead for Puerto Rico.
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Beyond the immediate volatility in currencies, he particularly worries about what lies ahead for monetary policy in Europe.
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For 32-year old Shamin Qureshi and his 10-year old daughter Akshara, a challenging week lies ahead.
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Here's a look at what lies ahead for Congress during President Obama's final weeks in the White House.
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Although his so-called condom bill (Proposition 60) was shot down, porn producers aren't certain what lies ahead.
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"This is what lies ahead on a massive scale if we don't replace these tunnels," Mr. Cotton said.
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Related: Eating Inside a Syrian Refugee Camp in Germany Nobody knows what lies ahead in Germany's migrant crisis.
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But what's certain is that a monumental task lies ahead — rebuilding what's left of Iraq's second largest city.
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Thursday's match, contested mostly by reserves, offered few clues to what lies ahead, and what might be possible.
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A long and difficult fight lies ahead for forces trying to liberate the city from the Islamic State.
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"As this chapter closes, I couldn't be more excited at what lies ahead," Pickens said in the letter.
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The creators and actors behind the hit Hulu show are already contemplating what lies ahead for Season 3.
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We believe Discovery is the perfect partner for this joint venture and we are excited for what lies ahead!
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From a different vantage point, however, the hard political labor all lies ahead — with Trump himself making it harder.
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But this time, he suggests the latest leg down is an early tremor of the pain that lies ahead.
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Whatever lies ahead for Game of Thrones' Stark siblings is just going to have to come from viewers' imaginations.
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At this point, 80% of the trail is behind them, but one of the toughest sections still lies ahead.
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It's not the best start to her sobriety, yet it pales in comparison with the destruction that lies ahead.
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Though progress has been made for trans people in and out of prison, a lot of work lies ahead.
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A long battle lies ahead as Jeffrey Epstein's estate grapples with legal claims over the distribution of his assets.
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But when they indicate calm financial markets and looser conditions, they offer less meaningful information about what lies ahead.
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The two main concerns are that growth is weaker than the government says, and that much worse lies ahead.
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The road ahead Much work lies ahead to ensure that constructive ties can be sustained over the long term.
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But given the rich history of Ouija boards, it's only reasonable to wonder what lies ahead in the future?
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US, EU and China react With general elections scheduled for June 2018, there are concerns about what lies ahead.
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The chance to leverage technology to blaze the trail and understand what lies ahead reduces the risk to humans.
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So employees who consistently act in selfish ways should send a signal flare that compounding toxic behavior lies ahead.
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Many New Yorkers who rely on buses have plenty of advice for L train commuters about what lies ahead.
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A struggle with the House lies ahead, since its version of the bill did not include the draft provision.
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Takeoff is the most exciting moment but also the moment where all the unknown still lies ahead #futureisclean pic.twitter.
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You might not see clearly what lies ahead, but now is the time to dream—planning will come later.
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In Mira Lehr's art, a celebration of the sea and its creatures and a lament for what lies ahead.
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Then, New Jersey Transit appeared to be spending the rest of the day spreading fear of what lies ahead.
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Jobs are being put on hold or lost, and people are beginning to see the struggle that lies ahead.
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It is not clear what lies ahead for the Dreamers or for the congressional effort to find a solution.
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But what lies ahead for a South African artist who has spent his entire adult life on Pride Rock?
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Emily Martin, general counsel for the National Women's Law Center — which supports the ERA — is uncertain what lies ahead.
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In Iraq, a long and difficult fight lies ahead for forces trying to liberate Mosul from the Islamic State.
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Tekedra will speak about what lies ahead as Waymo drives forward with its plan to become a grownup business.
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Wheels Sales doubled in 2019, but the industry's tipping point — severing ties to the gas pump — still lies ahead.
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However, given the tough political horse-trading that lies ahead, Merkel might not manage to keep her close ally.
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Curling up with an old-fashioned good read may be the best way to cope with what lies ahead.
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But all that lies ahead and right now, it seems, China's aluminum production machine is cranking back up again.
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Once implemented, they will create greater certainty for U.S. consumers, businesses and investors that a prosperous future lies ahead.
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Even so, what lies ahead will make Chevron's $10 billion writedown of gas assets on Tuesday look like peanuts.
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As ever with Mr Trump's nascent administration, it is hard to know what lies ahead—and easy to be fearful.
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Olympios was sent home during week nine of Viall's season but told PEOPLE she's looking forward to what lies ahead.
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This work has begun behind the scenes, but much of it still lies ahead, in hopes of a 2021 payoff.
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Artists in Houston are taking stock of the storm's devastating impact and the long process of rebuilding that lies ahead.
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"We don't know what lies ahead for us, but we have faith that we're going to make it," she says.
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For the director, that means studying the script as the first drafts come in to prepare for what lies ahead.
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I sat there in gratitude and respect for my home, my state, my district and the work that lies ahead.
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But what encourages me the most is not the road we have traveled, but rather the path that lies ahead.
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In the interview below, we caught up with Tamer on what it took to get here and what lies ahead.
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While it's still early in the process, there is reason to wonder whether a similar malaise lies ahead in Dallas.
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It is a time to reflect on past achievements and to focus on the unfinished work that still lies ahead.
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We will bring that same intention to Apple's programming and we could not be more excited about what lies ahead.
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Significant work lies ahead for Iraqis, from stabilizing liberated areas to tackling corruption to building up national and local forces.
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Still dazed from the roughly 28,133-kilometer journey, they do not really know where they are, or what lies ahead.
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The second reveals the scale of the challenge ahead, where too little thought has been given to what lies ahead.
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There's an unnerving chill about the horror that lies ahead because we're never really sure what form it will take.
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"We will bring that same intention to Apple's programming and we could not be more excited about what lies ahead."
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We seem to encounter the most unlikely and ordinary things, all of which are mysterious portents of what lies ahead.
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And if the election is any sign of what lies ahead for the opposition, it will be a rough road.
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But it's also an opportunity to deepen the intimacy of your bond as you prepare for all that lies ahead.
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Busy week of earnings lies ahead More blue chips will release their earnings during next week's holiday-shortened trading session.
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Still, it is likely to serve as one of a few compelling hints as to what lies ahead for Trump.
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"We also believe an imminent bear market is unlikely and another leg of this bull probably lies ahead," he said.
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While China has been relatively measured in its response, repeating its standard line about opposing independence, great uncertainty lies ahead.
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The tournament has quickly grown to become one of the premier events in the region and an exciting future lies ahead.
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As Denis MacShane, a former Labour Europe minister, entitles his new book on the subject, what really lies ahead is "Brexiternity".■
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The events so far are alarming, and what lies ahead could mark the ultimate victory for Putin, the former KGB spy.
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And then there's the low future asset prices and the volatility that lies ahead for the reasons that we're talking about.
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Check out how these girls suit up for what lies ahead with the belief that it's what's inside that really matters.
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Surfers are on the front lines of these changes, and they're "pretty conflicted about what lies ahead," writes the Washington Post.
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Mr Macron was elected on a promise to unify the disparate rules governing French public pensions, and this reform lies ahead.
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The electoral outcome will give us a strong indication of what lies ahead -- not just for Paris, but for the globe.
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But she is overwhelmed by what lies ahead in a new city with a family she is just getting to know.
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It's time for the Kurdish people to begin a formal embrace of the bright, independent future that lies ahead for us.
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"Much hard work still lies ahead to ensure we win the war," UK Defense Secretary Gavin Williamson said in statement Thursday.
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But the coalition and the Yemeni government know this enemy better than anyone else and that the hardest work lies ahead.
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And yet, knowing that doom lies ahead, the reader keeps chugging along until reaching an end that is expected and unexpected.
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But a succession of sunny days lies ahead, with temperatures in the 27s today and then in the 230s through Sunday.
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How these two developments affect the special counsel investigation, and what lies ahead for Mr. Cohen, Mr. Manafort and Mr. Trump.
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But election years are associated with market volatility, especially in their early months, and Normand says more of that lies ahead.
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There are very strong pressures and a great idealistic view that catastrophe lies ahead on climate unless we do certain things.
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But his testimony on Thursday before the Senate Armed Services Committee suggests the most consequential chapter of his career lies ahead.
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To help sort out what lies ahead, here's an overview of the legitimate contenders, categorized from least likely to most probable.
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"Melania Trump: The Making of a First Lady" takes a comprehensive look who she is, what she believes, and what lies ahead.
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What did you think of the president&aposs assessment of what lies ahead for him this week and who might be easier?
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He likewise lifted the price target to $82 from $60 for the company's stock, on the premise that further opportunity lies ahead.
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They plan to have additional "support" on hand for both the students and staff who might be fearful of what lies ahead.
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Ahead, Bender walks us through all nine Life Path numbers and what they suggest about you and your life that lies ahead.
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Given the uncharted territory that lies ahead, we want to know which country you think will see the highest growth in 2017.
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But the true test lies ahead: will the outgoing and incoming presidents allow democracy to flourish, or nip it in the bud?
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As such, it cannot fix American democracy, no matter what the outcome — it can only show us how much work lies ahead.
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The call largely focused on what lies ahead for Disney - the acquisition of the FOX assets, greater control of Hulu, and Disney+.
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He is aware of the tough competition that lies ahead and understands the need to produce his best throws throughout the season.
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Investors also have gotten more pessimistic about what lies ahead, putting growth and profit expectations at their lowest levels since July 2012.
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In the short-term, Lyon also mentions that more volatility lies ahead for the markets, and a small pullback could be ahead.
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In a USA Today op-ed on August 23, Clinton Foundation President Donna Shalala summed up the complicated untangling that lies ahead.
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Our world is one in which contemplating what lies ahead often extends no further than quarterly reports and the next political election.
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Others say they are ready for what lies ahead, even if it is another chapter of isolation and sanctions against their country.
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CMC Markets analyst David Madden said investors fretted not only over the disappointing numbers but about what lies ahead as Brexit looms.
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In an interview with CNBC, the CEO gives his views on how AI is changing the U.S. workforce and what lies ahead.
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Disney's third-quarter earnings miss underscores the long and messy road that lies ahead of it as it pivots to streaming video.
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It isn't simply that at this point more life is behind me — behind any middle-aged person — than lies ahead. Middle-aged?
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As tumultuous as events have been so far, Mr. Trump's first two years may ultimately look calm compared to what lies ahead.
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This city may offer a glimpse into what lies ahead for those areas where the Islamic State only recently was driven out.
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That said, the more we hear about U.S. efforts to "combat" the virus, the more we collectively worry about what lies ahead.
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But he acknowledged that the most difficult phase of the negotiations — persuading North Korea to surrender its nuclear weapons arsenal — lies ahead.
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These conversations should also include talk about what lies ahead, as it relates to both the company and the employee's career aspirations.
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For scores of operators around the globe, these emails may be the only warning signs that disaster lies ahead for their satellites.
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If they get wobbly or try to diffuse the key Trump policies that Trump won on, that he ran on, danger lies ahead.
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Whatever lies ahead for the Women's March, the elections Tuesday made it clear that women are ready to change the U.S. political landscape.
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Easter lies ahead and Japan is due for a 10-day break from late April to mark the ascension of its new emperor.
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" Gifford did not go into specifics about what lies ahead after her exit, but stressed that she leaves Today "with a grateful heart.
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Malaysian markets have been closed since the election, but overseas investors have been nervous of what lies ahead because of Mahathir's populist promises.
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The need for further testing The technology is admirable, but a long road lies ahead for the glove to become an everyday reality.
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Yet its trajectory—from painful downturn to halting recovery—may suggest what lies ahead for the most debt-laden parts of the country.
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At this point, the Harvard researchers have what many say is an intriguing hypothesis, but they readily acknowledge that much work lies ahead.
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"We are so excited to be home and we are so excited about what lies ahead for America," Rubio told his home crowd.
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Outdoor Afro is hosting healing hikes on inauguration weekend around the country, using song and sunshine to recharge for what wilderness lies ahead.
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In terms of what the equity market is telling you, they have no concern that a problem or a massive correction lies ahead.
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As Brin puts it, we want the filter to be behind us, not the one variable, L, that still lies ahead of us.
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U.S. institutions are strong and durable and very likely will help equities weather whatever lies ahead in the Trump presidency, however it ends.
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"Given the critical work that lies ahead, I hope we can continue the vetting process in a quick and fair manner," Hatch said.
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When and if Trump responds, positively or negatively, it may give us another clue about what lies ahead for the U.S. in 2017.
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We asked our reporters covering the presidency and the impeachment fight to shed some light on what just happened and what lies ahead.
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The disruption planned for the L line is in many ways a preview of what lies ahead for the rest of the system.
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But what lies ahead for Main Street remains to be seen, with 20163 just around the corner and a new administration right behind it.
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For audience members who have loved to visit the upper foyer as a valued part of their ballet-going, an uneasy season lies ahead.
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So the real test for the crowd-sourcers lies ahead: will a deeper talent pool mean better performance, even when serious money is involved?
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We got a much more nebulous discussion of what lies ahead, including the way that new technology is changing how we work and live.
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"[T]his will be a long winding road with a defining few weeks and months that lies ahead for Facebook and Zuckerberg," Ives wrote.
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A daunting task lies ahead of Raqqa's recently created civilian council, made up of local citizens, as they seek to restore the devastated city.
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An even more dangerous future lies ahead: Axon and other camera vendors are already beginning to incorporate face recognition technologies into their camera systems.
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Armed with her encyclopedic knowledge of the cosmos' inner workings, she has promised to reveal what lies ahead for every star sign in 2016.
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" In his speech, Mr. Hammond acknowledged that because of the referendum, "many businesses which trade with the E.U. are uncertain about what lies ahead.
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The degrading spectacle of Judge Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation process is behind us; the degrading era of his service on the Supreme Court lies ahead.
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They gathered in a clubhouse hallway late Thursday night for a staff photo, beaming beneath their A.L. champion caps but understanding what lies ahead.
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Nonetheless, some companies are both drawing on credit lines and raising cash through the public markets in preparation for the uncertainty that lies ahead.
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The blank page revealed when the 'cover' of the magazine is pulled back is a metaphor for the uncertainty that lies ahead for Democrats.
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But the work that lies ahead for Italy's new government, particularly given its fiscal constraints, makes it hard to share the market's cheery assessment.
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But I would like to thank everybody for all the hard work that this has involved — and look forward to what lies ahead. John
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But he said that for the CDU, the work to convince voters that it has an immigration policy that limits new arrivals lies ahead.
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In the hardest-hit places, including Dominica, Puerto Rico, Barbuda, St. Martin and the U.S. Virgin Islands, a slow and arduous recovery lies ahead.
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Those same researchers estimated that more warming lies ahead, with a 215 percent chance that 2020 will become one of the five hottest years.
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Other times they genuinely don't want to know what lies ahead, preferring instead to focus on only the one match in front of them.
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But it is already clear that a major battle lies ahead, one that can easily jeopardize the long-term stability of our financial system.
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Here's what you need to know about the conviction of Joaquín Guzmán Loera in New York on Tuesday, and what lies ahead for him.
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No matter what lies ahead, to borrow the words of Tyrion Lannister: "[We're] in the great game, now — and the great game is terrifying."
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SMITH: Well, Ned, I&aposm sure you too, are going to give us a sampling of the battle that lies ahead in the upcoming days.
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"Little Warrior" ended up being the very first track of the album because it sets the tone so perfectly for the journey that lies ahead.
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Organizers at liberal political groups say Joe Biden's campaign has helped clarify any lingering doubts: A steep uphill climb for more progressive Democrats lies ahead.
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What lies ahead now is triage, a long string of terrible choices, desperate battles, and wrenching losses, the consequences of which could reverberate for millennia.
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But if a nasty reassessment of risk lies ahead, bringing an economic crisis, the coronavirus outbreak could be the event that sets it in motion.
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A glimpse of what lies ahead emerged suddenly in the summer of 20183, in relation to one of the hottest political topics of the season.
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Today the world is left deciphering disembodied tweets out of Trump Tower, trying to discern what lies ahead for public policy in a Trump administration.
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It can be tricky to predict what will happen on the stock market, especially if you're not sure what lies ahead in a Trump administration.
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In Ethiopia, many have access to the internet on their mobile phones -- but in their desperation they chose hope over fear of what lies ahead.
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Zeke Hausfather, a climate researcher for Berkeley Earth, said that despite the clear warming trend, humans still have an opportunity to shape what lies ahead.
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Sen. Bernie Sanders downplayed revelations in Hillary Clinton's private Wall Street speeches and encouraged those in his movement to focus instead on what lies ahead.
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"We are very, very worried about what lies ahead, and we think it's very important that people's votes are on the record," Ms. Power said.
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However, it's unclear what truly lies ahead for NASA, as most of today's National Space Council meeting was big on talk, while light on concrete strategies.
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Economists are paying close attention to deepening wage inequality in the heart of America's innovation hub that may indicate what lies ahead for the job market.
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But although O'Donnell, 54, expressed her disdain at the election of Trump to the White House on Twitter, a new TV role lies ahead of her.
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And, while we may not know what lies ahead of us, Stephen Colbert will be here to help us get through all of our mixed emotions.
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Much work lies ahead, but it is necessary to ensure that another campaign does not threaten the rights or very existence of Muslim Americans ever again.
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And there's no shortage of uncertainty about what lies ahead, creating risks both to the upside and downside for the RBA's forecasts in the years ahead.
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We all have those days (or weeks or months) where just one measly horoscope just won't cut it — we need more insight into what lies ahead.
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"The movement is definitely growing in a way I haven't seen in the 25 years I've been studying it...I shudder to think what lies ahead."
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We're bound to see her on some other runways in Europe, since half of Milan Fashion Week and all of Paris Fashion Week still lies ahead.
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Teva' depressed valuation of just 7 times forward earnings, half the pharma sector average, shows this may not be the only bitter medicine that lies ahead.
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As filming on Season 8 Game of Thrones comes to an end, fans continue to scour the sets for clues on what lies ahead for Westeros.
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A whole new year of untainted possibilities lies ahead, and with that blank slate comes the opportunity to rid yourself of your crippling food-delivery addiction.
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Together we have made a real and lasting difference that has improved people's lives … At the same time, there is always more work that lies ahead.
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The jackets piled high are a monument to the displaced people who have risked their lives for a brighter future — and the challenge that lies ahead.
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Some hard bargaining lies ahead, not least because Europe's leaders are keen to demonstrate to other potential waverers that exiting the club carries a heavy price.
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More work – not less – lies ahead for the NMTC and all community development efforts as the dust continues to settle in the wake of tax reform.
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Experts from four groups dedicated to protecting abortion access spoke with reporters on a conference call Monday afternoon to discuss what lies ahead from their perspective.
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But "Wall-E" remains an endearing and ambitious animated tale that you'll find inspiration in no matter what year it is or what darkness lies ahead.
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In the wake of the retirement of Justice Anthony Kennedy, liberal activists are resorting to apocalyptic warnings about what lies ahead for future Supreme Court rulings.
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Even their halting conversation feels somehow intimate, as if that connection, more than the sex, will shore them up a little for whatever loneliness lies ahead.
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We should recognize both their extraordinary gains since the 2001 fall of the Taliban as well as the fight to preserve those gains that lies ahead.
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While there's bound to be hasty facial recognition deployment from cities and agencies to come, there's also a protracted fight over its future that lies ahead.
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Given what lies ahead, however, it is not at all clear how much of the Hampshire philosophy — to say nothing of the Hampshire soul — will survive.
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" As Mr. Alpern and Mr. Chall say, the Cru Dinner is "where civility reigns and one can properly prepare oneself for the humiliation that lies ahead.
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But the toughest part of the battle — the house-to-house combat in the narrow streets of the old part of western Mosul — still lies ahead.
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Joseph Votel, commander of the United States Central Command, said Tuesday the "hard part" in Syria lies ahead while speaking at the same event as McGurk.
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These original symbols are can be translated to find out what lies ahead — and may even give a bit of warning to people waiting in line.
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Things feel unsettled and up in the air, but only because you're at the beginning of a new journey and can't yet see what lies ahead.
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Student activists across the US are preparing for this fight; I know we are ready to work to protect each other regardless of what lies ahead.
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Grab This Free Report from George Friedman to See What Lies Ahead in 2017 George Friedman is renowned for his razor-sharp analysis and forecasting techniques.
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I expect that a vast and extraordinary future lies ahead if we can navigate the challenges and opportunities posed by new technologies in the upcoming century.
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Q. and A. What lies ahead for the Supreme Court when it returns to the bench on Monday, a week after the death of Justice Antonin Scalia?
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Knowing how devastating this would be for fans, showrunner Jennie Urman wrote a blog post explaining how it came to be and what lies ahead for Jane.
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What is clear is that this could be the largest driver protest in the United States yet, and a sign of what lies ahead for the company.
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" On behalf of the coalition, Townsend congratulated the Iraqi troops, wishing them "good luck and Allah's blessings for the fight on the west side that lies ahead.
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Stacy Palmer, editor of the Chronicle of Philanthropy, said many fundraisers in the U.S. — while pleased with the recent increase in gifts — are unsure what lies ahead.
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What lies ahead: CEO Mario Schlosser said the startup will try to stabilize business in New York by working with a smaller network of hospitals and doctors.
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Though Viall admitted on Bachelor in Paradise's after show that he is "nervous" about what lies ahead, he's also "very excited" about his fourth shot at love.
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Even the logo has been subtly revamped—the sharp corners of the stylized lightning-bolt 'M' have been rounded, to signal that a friendlier experience lies ahead.
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Tough bargaining on the rate and scope of the tax lies ahead, yet at least the atmosphere has improved, with Chidambram praising Jaitley's "friendly and conciliatory tone".
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"The journey that lies ahead will require continued determination, ingenuity and, above all, our collective sense of humanity and purpose," she wrote in the letter, dated Feb.
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What lies ahead is a protracted legal fight that will look familiar to anyone who followed the Trump administration's attempt to limit travel from majority-Muslim countries.
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In a memo following the party's upset victory in Alabama Tuesday night, the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee (DSCC) said "the real catastrophe lies ahead" for the GOP.
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Our reporter is with Iraqi forces, witnessing what life was like under the Islamic State and getting a feel for the grim urban fighting that lies ahead.
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The challenge that lies ahead is to build on the successes of 2017 and continue the progress we're making to rebuild our party, organize, modernize and win.
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Our reporter is with Iraqi forces, hearing what life was like under the Islamic State and getting a feel for the grim urban fighting that lies ahead.
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Our reporter is with Iraq forces, witnessing what life was like under the Islamic State and getting a feel for the grim urban fighting that lies ahead.
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He hopes that by sharing ideas, and cooking together briefly in a low-pressure, low-cost environment, chefs will energize and accelerate the work that lies ahead.
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It is easy to conclude an inevitable, continued decline lies ahead, especially as the U.S. government steps away from its role as the global champion of democracy.
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Some Venezuelans fear that famine lies ahead, and it seems easier to find supporters of President Nicolás Maduro on an American university campus than in Venezuela itself.
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Much work lies ahead to agree upon a new North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) that will significantly benefit the United States and all of North America.
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Below is a guide to what has happened across UK markets and the economy since the Brexit vote, what lies ahead and what it means for Britain.
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The news is not good, and suggests that not only is the world economy weaker than it was earlier this year but that more weakness lies ahead.
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But that has only underscored your certainty that it's time to move on, and you're way more excited about what lies ahead in your new chosen field.
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Every Somali knows how bad the situation is and the potential catastrophe that lies ahead unless there is a massive and immediate increase in support and humanitarian assistance.
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"You are building an exciting and innovative company and you have my warmest wishes for all that lies ahead for you and the Tea Drops Team," Obama wrote.
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A large chunk of the selling season lies ahead for retailers, as fewer people reported completing their shopping over Black Friday weekend, and more people hadn't started yet.
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"This agreement is a major step forward for ASOS in the U.S. and demonstrates the opportunity we believe lies ahead in this key market," he said on Tuesday.
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"A long grind lies ahead, but history suggests those adhering to fiscal and real exchange rate adjustment can restore growth," the economic-forecasting firm said in a report.
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But with a new president who's declared war on undocumented immigrants, and who has his own record of treating contractors badly, Nicolas is worried about what lies ahead.
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Just as the Greek originators of democracy would have puzzled at its 18th-century American and French variants, so too are we ill-prepared for what lies ahead.
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Floodwaters receded Saturday, revealing an exhausting cleanup effort that lies ahead for communities and homeowners in the wake of one of the wettest tropical cyclones in US history.
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Overall, the filings reveal the depth of the challenge that lies ahead for Ms. Nixon, who trailed Mr. Cuomo in a recent public poll by 35 percentage points.
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This year, on St. Stephen's Day, I'm almost certain to find myself by a fire once again, looking into the flames, thinking about the road that lies ahead.
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Zach Wichter MANUFACTURING When General Electric reports its fourth-quarter results on Wednesday, the numbers from the recent past will matter far less than clarifying what lies ahead.
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FOX's one-hour special gets into more than just what lies ahead for them though ... it's also a deep dive into what got them here to begin with.
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The more challenging task lies ahead – finding a way to revamp the Appellate Body so that the rules of the "rules-based" international trading system can be enforced.
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A long and difficult fight lies ahead for Iraqi forces trying to liberate Mosul, like this lone federal policeman on a still very dangerous and shifting front line.
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But converting that heat to power — to real results on the ground — will involve a great deal of political and policy engineering, almost all of which lies ahead.
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In her first online video statement since President Donald Trump's inauguration, Clinton stated that, even with the number of hurdles women face, she is confident of what lies ahead.
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And a new study on the state of diversity among film directors shows not only how much work lies ahead, but how desperately needed these movements for change are.
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You can up your chances of being prepared for whatever lies ahead by nailing down healthy routines now, said Liz Weston, a CFP and personal finance columnist at NerdWallet.
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Indeed, Sun newspaper columnist and prominent Brexit supporter Kelvin MacKenzie has said he now feels "buyer's remorse" over the vote to leave and is "fearful" of what lies ahead.
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In a statement provided by the PGA Tour, Scott expressed his gratitude for the gift and described the "difficult" but optimistic future that still lies ahead for the family.
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Watch his full interview with CNBC biotech and pharma reporter Meg Tirrell about the broad policy initiatives he developed and implemented and what lies ahead for the pharmaceutical industry.
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The complex revelations of #MeToo point us toward the difficult work that lies ahead — teaching girls and boys new skills and values that champion mutual respect and physical autonomy.
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You can up your chances of being prepared for whatever lies ahead by nailing down healthy routines now, said Liz Weston, a CFP and personal finance columnist at Nerdwallet.
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Her self-awareness, that stretches from where she's come from to the road that lies ahead, is the key to her success, and the foundation of how she dresses.
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It's just that, if catastrophe lies ahead, we will almost certainly experience it not as "nations" but as a planet, at the scale where Diamond's variables seem less relevant.
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The controversy that the pursuit of that quasi-milestone produced is over, and all that lies ahead now is the crisp, indisputable figure with an almost mythical allure: 33,000.
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In examining what lies ahead for the prosecution, Epstein's accusers, and the rampant conspiracy theories surrounding wealthy financier's death, two former federal prosecutors shared their insight with Business Insider.
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Why, for example, do English speakers say the future lies ahead and the past lies behind, while Mandarin speakers say future events are below and earlier events are above?
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Here's where we are now: And here, based on a new analysis from the Rhodium Group, is what lies ahead in the absence of the CPP (see chart here).
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Another test of social media's role in elections lies ahead in March, when Italy votes in a national election already marked by claims of fake news spreading on Facebook.
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Both technology giants report quarterly earnings next week, and the names will give the market a sense of what lies ahead for the information technology sector overall, Gibbs said.
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Even if this hurricane stays away, the long aftermath of last year's flooding offers a grim preview of what lies ahead for storm victims, particularly those in rural areas.
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The last thing Mexico needs at this juncture is its leader incapacitated and unable to follow through on steering the country through the murky waters of what lies ahead.
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While that was a federal court case and the Colorado suits are in state court, it shows that some judges aren't convinced and a tough legal fight lies ahead.
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Tension is brewing between the Roys, and it's clear that something horrible lies ahead, especially now that they all know they're capable of stabbing each other in the back.
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Let me not spoil it by telling you all that is in store, so if you're expecting me to tell you exactly what lies ahead, you're in for a disappointment.
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It's hard to know for certain what lies ahead, but some themes began to present themselves toward the end of 2016 that will almost certainly continue well into next year.
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While the world has yet to learn what the president-elect's policies will truly be, the uncertainty over what lies ahead for Mexico continues to add pressure on the peso.
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Michonne is destined to survive whatever lies ahead in this three-episode miniseries, which recaps what happened during her time away from Rick Grimes and his group in the comics.
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Six days after Pelosi's announcement, there is now a growing concern among the President's allies that he doesn't understand the implications of what lies ahead or how quickly it's moving.
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It's hard to do sitting down, but I think, you know, sitting up straight, and just looking as fearless as you can about whatever lies ahead of you out there.
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In Maye-E's images, the despair felt by these women is powerfully juxtaposed with the innocent faces of their newborns, ignorant to the difficult life that lies ahead of them.
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One mental health day won't fix all your problems, but it could help you feel more confident in tackling the rest of your week, month, and whatever else lies ahead.
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He is insinuating that the Camorra, a mafia network, might have helped to make the transfer possible; in the film, this signposts the trouble that lies ahead for the star.
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While many things can happen and a great opportunity lies ahead potentially, I believe that this is a tremendous setback for North Korea, and indeed a setback for the world.
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Terry has been instrumental in helping me arrive at this new organizational structure, and I deeply appreciate his leadership and insight as we've worked through the opportunity that lies ahead.
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We sat down with him at the Brookings Institution to fit the closing days of this campaign into a greater historical framework, and give some thought to what lies ahead.
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Prime Minister Peter O'Neill said his government would meet with officials from Australia this week to determine what lies ahead for the more than 800 men held on the island.
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With more funding and support for the vital work we do, EPA can begin to replenish its staff and soon, hopefully, get back to doing the work that lies ahead.
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Long-term research on carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere, and on changing ocean and weather processes, is essential to learn what lies ahead and how to prepare for it.
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Only when we listen to Walt Suskind, Owen's devoted older brother, contemplate the burden that lies ahead does the film crack its upbeat veneer and expose a much-needed nerve.
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It is one thing to read "The Old Man and the Sea," for instance, when you are 15 and the world lies ahead of you in all its endless possibility.
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If Aipac wants to make itself useful in the hearts-and-minds campaign that lies ahead, it should consider rewriting the rules, and make common cause with the loyal opposition.
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As the first day of school dawns, Mae is holding out, arms crossed, imagining disaster as her mom and dad hustle her out the door, insisting that fun lies ahead.
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BRUSSELS, March 26 (Reuters) - The peak of Belgium's coronavirus infections still lies ahead, the health ministry said on Thursday, adding much will depend on how strictly people follow lockdown measures.
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A hint of the tough diplomacy that lies ahead came last year over the creation of the world's largest marine protected area in the international waters of the Ross Sea.
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"The business has been stabilised following the recapitalisation of the Group through a successful rights offer, but more work lies ahead," Chief Executive Officer Seelan Gobalsamy said in a statement.
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"I don't agree with it for many reasons, mainly for my overall well-being, but I'm excited for what lies ahead in my life and career," he told the GolfChannel.com.
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The fear is that the most difficult work lies ahead, and that the Taliban will be emboldened by the American withdrawal announcement to challenge a bitterly divided government in Kabul.
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With 10,0003 baby boomers turning 65 each day, an even more serious shortfall lies ahead, according to Paul Osterman, a professor at Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Sloan School of Management.
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"Given the difficulty of knowing exactly what turbulence lies ahead many businesses are putting Brexit in the 'too hard' box," Jessica Gladstone, partner at Clifford Chance, said in the report.
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The Atlanta Falcons have had their chances to take control of the NFC South race, and with all four remaining games against teams with losing records, another opportunity lies ahead.
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"As the embryonic work of a major film director it offers almost too many clues, both psychological and aesthetic, to what lies ahead," Luc Sante writes in the catalogue's essay.
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For more details about what lies ahead for Drivy and the Paris startup scene, we spoke to Alven Capital partner Jeremy Uzan, who first invested in Drivy's seed round in 2013.
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If the last few years are any indication of what lies ahead, the ranks of investors diving into exchange-traded funds for the first time will continue to swell this year.
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Through good times and bad over the last two years, my passionate belief that such a deal is attainable, that a bright future lies ahead for our country, has not wavered.
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The new year holds the promise of something new and different waiting for each sign of the Zodiac — it's only wise planning to tailor your resolution to fit what lies ahead.
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It is also that the money thrown off by vehicles such as the Silverado will help the firm navigate the tricky terrain that lies ahead of all the world's big carmakers.
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"I'm extremely proud of what GitHub and our community have accomplished over the past decade, and I can't wait to see what lies ahead," Wanstrath wrote on his blog on Monday.
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At the very least, it might spur intermediaries, such as Mr. Trump's friends and family, to have a candid conversation with the candidate on what lies ahead if he stays in.
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Philadelphia Fed President Patrick Harker, who does not have a vote on the FOMC, agreed that the bank should hold off until it has a clearer idea of what lies ahead.
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Qi said that this is the seventh minimally viable product he has built with his team in less than a year, and they are ready to muscle through whatever lies ahead.
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The thing that really worries him and other bearish investors is that Turkey could be a signal for what lies ahead for assets and economies that were inflated by cheap debt.
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Like many in the line that extended for hundreds of yards around the immigration checkpoint, she said she was hopeful of what lies ahead while heavy-hearted about abandoning her homeland.
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While Kentucky's program garners its fair share of national news media attention, an environment like the combine turns it up a notch and gives prospects an idea of what lies ahead.
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At TechCrunch Disrupt SF, I'll be chatting with VanderZanden about the rise of micromobility, the challenges that come with running a business in the space and what lies ahead for Bird.
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As for what lies ahead, rates are starting to move within a range again, albeit a higher range, rather than in the straight up march we saw at the end of 2016.
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With the WTO knee-deep in problems of its own, from trade wars to blocked judicial appointments, its director-general, Roberto Azevedo, has signalled that a "bumpy road" lies ahead for Britain.
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Claire and Jamie's lovemaking spans a full night and multiple sessions (another mirror of their wedding night), interspersed with emotional reminiscences of what's passed between them and apprehension about what lies ahead.
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Where your birth chart provides insight into your basic character and life path, your solar return chart is thought to reveal what lies ahead for you in the next 12 months specifically.
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And while the couple seem relaxed about what lies ahead, according to good pal Rande Gerber, who has two children with wife Cindy Crawford, the Clooneys are already well-prepared for parenthood.
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French President Macron welcomed Trump to Paris at Les Invalides, the military museum where the tomb of Napoleon lies, ahead of Bastille Day, where they shook hands and took an official photo.
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The Monmouth poll might have been an "outlier," but it exposed the hollow nature of the former vice president's campaign message and shed some light on the tough road that lies ahead.
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This effort will require leaders willing to push back against deeply entrenched notions of the path a new service should follow, reflecting more of what came before, rather than what lies ahead.
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But Accel executives said that they had been preparing their companies for any downturn over the last two years, and are optimistic about what lies ahead for current investments and future ones.
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What lies ahead now for unicorns looking to go public "View in My Room 3D is basically an ability to use your mobile device to empower you and envision everything," Tatarko said.
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Workers are taking measurements and monitoring sites to see if the toxic patches have moved and are desperately trying to grapple with the scale of the environmental cleanup challenge that lies ahead.
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These tests show whether or not your skills are a match for whatever IT future lies ahead, and nearly all HR managers (about 96%) use these certifications as hiring criteria during recruitment.
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Therapists are exploring new ways to treat depression now that they see it as primarily not because of past traumas and present stresses but because of skewed visions of what lies ahead.
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Basically it makes you question everything: what lies ahead for dating and social media; how advancing AI could impact grief... even seemingly innocent things like the humble bee don't get away unscathed.
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Ermotti foresees a pick up in volatility, particularly in the second part of the year, but he said the company needs to be wary about the kind of volatility that lies ahead.
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But as the buzz wears off from a dizzying day of impromptu diplomacy, a far longer and more difficult march lies ahead to achieve the ultimate goal of denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula.
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There's not much to be found on how the Theory-owned company has faired financially since its founder's departure in 2005, but Burley is aware of the workload that lies ahead of her.
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While earnings usually come in substantially ahead of expectations — as much as 2.83 or 22.8 percentage points is not unusual — the downward direction in the outlook doesn't speak well for what lies ahead.
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Here's what four experts think lies ahead for the stock: Thomas George, president of Grizzle, said although there is a lot of competition coming for Beyond Meat, there's nothing like the real thing.
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It's not clear where the increasingly complex alarming Bachelor In Paradise scandal is headed — but Olympios, for one, is not taking any chances when it comes to protecting herself from whatever lies ahead.
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As we have watched the renewed debate the president's proposals have generated, it has become clear that a great deal of work lies ahead if our nation is to ably tackle comprehensive reform.
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For the best college basketball teams in the nation, early-season exhibition games are meant to help powerhouse programs lock in their lineups and prepare for the more grueling schedule that lies ahead.
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"The world has never seen anything like this and people want to make sure they're prepared for whatever lies ahead, whether that be food shortages, government shutdown, or worse," a spokesperson for Ammo.
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If that happens, anyone who thought the battle over Justice Kavanaugh's confirmation was ugly and divisive should buckle up, because history suggests it would provide only a small taste of what lies ahead.
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"We all need to be aware of how serious this situation is in the face of the great challenge that lies ahead," president of Madeira's regional government Miguel Albuquerque told a news conference.
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It may be too optimistic to hope for a full-scale accounting of what happened while the worst still lies ahead, but it is absolutely essential to get one as soon as possible.
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But then, it could be argued that no amount of time could fully prepare Mr. Moon for what lies ahead as he and his fellow liberals take charge after years of conservative rule.
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On whether the break has been good for his back problems: I would think so, but then again, uncertainty lies ahead to some extent, to see how the back will react with matches.
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DUBLIN, Oct 3 (Reuters) - If Britain's latest proposals for an agreement on leaving the European Union are its final offer then a no-deal Brexit lies ahead, Ireland's Foreign Minister said on Thursday.
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Big tent, big troubles The most recent spending deal on Capitol Hill provided an early window into the challenge that lies ahead in sorting out a landscape of disparate and often competing interests.
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The Federal Reserve hiked its benchmark interest rate a quarter point Wednesday, upped its anticipation for economic growth this year and next, and provided a road map of what lies ahead through 2021.
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Either that or he has no concept of what lies ahead for him, which is as close to certainly as you can get spending the rest of his life in a supermax prison.
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But even though we can't know what the future holds, if the current trends are any indication, Keiichi Matsuda's video might be a very good showcase of what lies ahead, and it's not pleasant.
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" Pantone's official definition of the color describes it as "complex and contemplative, Ultra Violet suggests the mysteries of the cosmos, the intrigue of what lies ahead, and the discoveries beyond where we are now.
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If the criticism was any sign of what lies ahead as senators try to improve on a rollback bill passed on Thursday by House of Representatives Republicans, it could be a long road ahead.
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" Abby Finkenauer posted a photo after her first time walking on the House floor: "I sat there in gratitude and respect for my home, my state, my district and the work that lies ahead.
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What lies ahead for communities in which such funding played a key role in providing people with a safe place to hang out, often encouraging interaction between people from different religious or political backgrounds?
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Back in May Alicia Keys penned an eloquent essay for Lena Dunham's Lenny Newsletter explaining why she decided to strip back, to remove her makeup, and tackle what lies ahead with a bare face.
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The Sharks are well aware that as rewarding as the two playoff series victories have been, much work lies ahead if the team is to reach the Stanley Cup finals for the first time.
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With a growing bottom-up movement, educational programs, and government pressure, the Ukrainian election will tell us what lies ahead—and whether Russia plans to step up its interference with new tactics and technologies.
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"With the data suggesting a bias toward positive future returns, we believe more upside lies ahead for the broader market and recommend investors welcome any-near term weakness as a buying opportunity," Piper said.
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"We have taken this step to position the bank for what lies ahead - and to account for the structural changes underway in the financial services industry," Downe said in the memo seen by Reuters.
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On the other hand, that increased effort is also leading to more pragmatism on just how much work lies ahead and how more elements of self driving might come sooner than full-fledged systems.
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The pound sterling is hanging on to gains made against the dollar this week, and if a European Union (EU) withdrawal bill is passed next week, a positive trajectory lies ahead, analysts said Friday.
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But for every migrant who chooses to take the journey, whether on foot, packed into cargo trucks or on the top of trains, the fear of what lies behind outweighs that which lies ahead.
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The UX avoids this by calculating when a long downhill stretch lies ahead, and then relying more heavily on battery-only driving to reduce the state of charge and better accept that regeneration opportunity.
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"Much of the needed structural transformation of the Greek economy still lies ahead," the IMF said, urging Athens to liberalise product markets and closed professions further and push through reforms to become more competitive.
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Another challenge lies ahead as the company signalled its intention in July to buy Dutch opticians group GrandVision for up to 7.2 billion euros in cash, a transaction expected to close by mid 2021.
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In his new documentary Monir — which screened here recently during the Iranian Film Festival — Bahman Kiarostami looks back at the artist's incredible life and forward to what lies ahead in her newly reinvigorated career.
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Iowa was better terrain for Sanders than much of what lies ahead, and the dynamics that made her a heavy favorite to be the nominee before the state's caucuses make her a heavy favorite still.
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"The undertone of this report was broadly constructive as the pick-up in the forward-looking indicators suggests some modest rebound lies ahead," said Millan Mulraine, deputy chief economist at TD Securities in New York.
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So in the meantime, to maintain the mystery of what lies ahead, the promotions for Endgame have only featured characters who survived Infinity War, and a stark lack of any forward progress or fight scenes.
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" Rubio, who was the projected winner in the Minnesota caucus on Tuesday, his only win so far, attempted to strike an optimistic note, saying he is "so excited for what lies ahead for our campaign.
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I always think I'm going to look at them and remember the good old days, but at a certain point, I'm not as interested in what came before as I am in what lies ahead.
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"Unusually warm tropical Atlantic waters and higher-than-normal early activity in the main development region both suggest an active season lies ahead," Todd Crawford, chief meteorologist at The Weather Company, said in a release.
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The sepia-and-umber color palette suggests warmth and reassurance, but in her delivery Ms. Jones preserves a subtle tension between generosity and guardedness — balancing what once might have been against what still lies ahead.
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There are SpongeBob and Rick and Morty references strewn throughout (a cartoon of the former, wearing Purdy's signature glasses, graces his Instagram avatar), and if this is what lies ahead, it's not all that surprising.
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But even if the Taliban are willing to join the peace process, said the senior diplomat, a long process of confidence building and pre-talks lies ahead before any actual, face-to-face peace negotiations.
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The only factor saving Mr. Trudeau from a disastrous outcome on Monday was that none of the other parties convinced the electorate that they were better equipped to deal with the future that lies ahead.
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Republicans' failure to unilaterally "repeal and replace" ObamCcare despite controlling the White House and Congress offers a clear warning about the limitations of one-party governance, and the legislative train wreck that potentially lies ahead.
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It was a very well-planned and organized event that is quickly becoming the most important gathering of the year, not only for analytics but for learning about what lies ahead for professional sports in general.
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"This is my first pregnancy, so needless to say, the shower was a nice break from the worries and 'what ifs' of the unknown that lies ahead," Tal, 33, tells PEOPLE exclusively of her special day.
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Even if a compromise can be found on security, perhaps involving a "sunset clause" for Turkish troops, the biggest hurdle lies ahead: a majority of voters in both communities on the island must back any deal.
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The bigger question, however, is what lies ahead for season 16, as Jesse Williams is scheduled to begin is feature film directorial debut during summer 2019 with Till, about the aftermath of Emmett Till's 1955 lynching.
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A look at historical stock market trends and the election provides some good insight about what lies ahead, according to Peter Lee, an analyst with UBS, in a 2013 paper on the Presidential Election Cycle Theory.
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"Our conference looks forward to discussing the key accomplishments of tax cuts and historic economic growth here at home, and the opportunity for peace on the Korean Peninsula that lies ahead," he said in a statement.
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Tens of thousands of Fujimori's detractors took to the streets Tuesday in the biggest political protest in Lima since rallies against Alberto Fujimori in 2000 - a sign of the polarized run-off that likely lies ahead.
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Others who don't know what lies ahead are the Secret Service personnel at the White House, who had to delicately deal with senators and their staffs, who they didn't expect to show up at their checkpoints.
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In a clear departure from his initial "shock and awe" tactics to jolt the nation from its deflationary mindset, he has even taken to flagging what little change lies ahead, trying predictability where surprise has failed.
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But without ominous clouds above to warn us of what lies ahead, the powerful force of automation and the destruction of any safety net may silently push more and more of us onto the open road.
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He knows exactly what lies ahead for the lost world — of Los Angeles but also of Hollywood — that he has so lovingly reimagined here, which is why this homage also has the ache of a requiem.
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Musk hinted at the challenge that lies ahead: The Tesla team has done this for many smaller islands around the world, but there is no scalability limit, so it can be done for Puerto Rico too.
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Former Prime Minister Tony Blair told Sky News that a major risk lies ahead as the country eventually eases lockdown measures, similar to a spike seen in Hong Kong after the government relaxed some containment guidelines.
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We asked five POLITICO reporters who have been covering Trump's presidency and the investigations through all the twists and turns to share their thoughts on where we are in this historic moment — and what lies ahead.
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On the contrary – we live among pressures that will soon take us beyond our own present horizon, and we have even more reason than Turing to think that what lies ahead could be very big indeed.
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With this detailed history, the author provides a rubric for what lies ahead: digital publishing and the current (and future!) landscape of reading, which is equally determined by a tenuous balance between form, content, and culture.
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Some are skeptical, but Lambrecht told reporters at a Thursday morning press conference that Jerant now has "zero ownership" and acknowledged the difficult task that lies ahead in repairing trust with the city, especially its black residents.
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Though his first collection for Céline is set to debut in September, predictions of what lies ahead are steadily rolling in, setting the tone for what's sure to be the most talked about show of the season.
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"All the things that we've overcome, all the obstacles that have been in front of us, taught us that whatever lies ahead, as long as we keep faith in family and God, we'll be alright," says Billy.
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Don't sell yourself short when the whole month lies ahead, but this final burst of lunar energy is definitely worth planning ahead for, too — especially when you consider that February will have no full moon at all.
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"We see the volatile, lowish-return, equity market conditions of the year so far as being a good guide to what lies ahead," said Paul O'Connor, head of the multi-asset allocation team at Janus Henderson Investors.
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Certainly these are far less turbulent times for one of the world's most exclusive and secretive clubs, allowing Payne to almost whimsically project about what lies ahead while speaking at his annual State of the Masters address.
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While 103K displays might be relatively thin on the ground now, let alone 16K displays, all this capacity means that DisplayPort 2.0 is futureproofed against whatever lies ahead (so not bad for three years of progress then).
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I think of this girl and so many others like her that I have had the privilege to meet -- and I fear what lies ahead for them, as coronavirus infects more and more people across the world.
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Since then, all but about 400 children have been reunited with their relatives, and families like the Taracenas are taking their first steps to build tentative new lives — even though what lies ahead is far from clear.
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But as Mr. Trump basked in the glow of floodlights and TV cameras, he indicated that the most difficult part of the negotiations, which include persuading North Korea to dismantle its nuclear weapons program, still lies ahead.
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The response to that finale was reflected in the responses to the second season of both shows, and it might even suggest the tricky road that lies ahead for Stranger Things as it looks toward season two.
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KNIGHT: WELL, I THINK, YOU KNOW, NIKE'S GREAT GROWTH PERIOD LIES AHEAD OF IT. MARK PARKER ANNOUNCED IN I THINK A COUPLE MONTHS AGO THAT HE HAS A PROJECTION OF $50 BILLION IN SALES IN ABOUT FIVE YEARS.
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With 2018 in the rear-view mirror, 2019 lies ahead, bringing with it a ton of new science fiction, fantasy, and horror novels that will bring us to new worlds and introduce us to our next favorite characters.
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But wealth managers are warning investors against piling into UK assets given more uncertainty lies ahead, illustrated initially by a confidence vote in the government on Wednesday evening and lack of clarity about May's 'Plan B' for Brexit.
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Currencies from the Indian rupee to the offshore version of the Chinese yuan have hit record lows to the greenback this week, and if history is a guide, another year or two of pain lies ahead for them.
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As he aged, he taught us how to grow with dignity humor and kindness — and when the good Lord finally called, how to meet Him with courage and with the joy of the promise of what lies ahead.
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And the way dances around her Jerusalem apartment, singing along to a scratchy old LP, you would never know that a delicate surgery lies ahead, or that her husband has dumped her for a young, pouty-lipped singer.
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Read more: Disney slumps as earnings and sales miss expectations despite box-office hitsThe miss underscored the long and messy road that lies ahead of Disney as it pivots to streaming video to take on companies like Netflix.
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As he aged, he taught us how to grow old with dignity, humor and kindness -- and, when the good Lord finally called, how to meet him with courage and with joy in the promise of what lies ahead.
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They will do so as they increasingly perceive that a long and drawn out Brexit negotiation lies ahead with little clarity as to whether the U.K. will continue to enjoy access to the Single Market in the end.
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"Coming at a critical juncture, this fourth negative December in succession highlights the magnitude of the challenge that lies ahead for 2017, when consumers will more keenly feel the bite of inflation and the weaker pound," she added.
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Frazier acknowledged that he might not sleep well on Friday night, and he had two reasons to toss and turn: the excitement of what lies ahead on Saturday night and the frustration of what he had just endured.
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Andrew Cuomo spends an hour each day clearly, and with empathy, telling New Yorkers and the rest of the country how things are going, how hard it is to cope and what lies ahead for all of us.
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Even if you experience legitimate success, as each of these entrepreneurs and sports heroes initially did, if the success is the outcome of obsessive passion — fueled by a longing for external results, recognition and rewards — trouble lies ahead.
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I hope Senator Harris and Governor Brown will do everything they can to at least partially right the wrong, so that testing can proceed, and Mr. Cooper can reclaim the portion of his life that still lies ahead.
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To get a better sense of what lies ahead for the European startup ecosystem, we spoke to several investors and entrepreneurs in the region about their impressions and lessons learned from 2019, along with their predictions for 2020.
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Despite decisive action proposed by the International Monetary Fund to ease Greece's financial burden, more turbulence lies ahead for the debt-ridden European nation, reveals the latest IMF report, which was delivered to the Fund's board members for consultation.
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The veteran actress, who has a prominent role in the Netflix smash hit Stranger Things, said she has to stay mum about what lies ahead on the second season of the show — because her life might depend on it.
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Her margin of victory, though, is the crucial number to watch in order to forecast what lies ahead on Super Tuesday, when 11 states vote -- turning what had been a state-by-state slog into a truly national contest.
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Her blond hair coifed, she was dressed in a navy cashmere turtleneck and jeans, a baroque pearl slung from a diamond chain around her neck, and alternated between burbling conspiratorial laughter and a cleareyed appraisal of what lies ahead.
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These letters contained state-by-state resources for farmers to receive mental health services, the number of the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline, and the rather grim forecasts for 2018's milk prices to warn farmers for what lies ahead.
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Everything in the armory and each patrol is to be counted, again and again (and again), so that everyone from private to commander knows that nothing has been misplaced and that the weapons are ready for whatever lies ahead.
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The people BuzzFeed News spoke to were in the beginning stages of their ~WFH journey~ with their roommates and partners, but all expressed varying degrees of concern about the challenge of the indefinite self-quarantine period that lies ahead.
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The book acknowledges the challenges facing the industry but takes a "strongly optimistic" view of what lies ahead by illustrating how Cleveland Clinic is helping to shape the future of medicine by working toward one goal: putting patients first.
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Amazon started its first week as the new owner of Whole Foods Market by cutting prices on select items and cross promoting the tech gear it sells on its website, but the biggest challenge lies ahead: Luring new customers.
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CNN spoke to several legal and public relations experts to better understand what lies ahead for the actor, who faces a felony charge of disorderly conduct for claiming he was attacked by two men on January 20113 in Chicago.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu described the United Nations as a "house of lies" ahead of a vote on Thursday on a draft resolution calling on the United States to withdraw its recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital.
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"If we take into consideration, what lies ahead of us, then I personally think that it is not entirely realistic this year, that means to have the tender launched," Novakova said at a debate aired by public Czech Television.
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Even more friction between neutral Switzerland and its biggest trading partner lies ahead if no deal on a treaty that Brussels has sought for a decade emerges by the time the present European Commission's term ends on Oct. 31.
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It's a great birthday gift to yourself, it can give you an idea of what lies ahead for the next year of your life, and, as far as decor is concerned, it can look pretty different from your birth chart.
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The renewed market volatility, after a calmer start to the year, has sparked renewed jitters in the country about what lies ahead for the recession-hit nation, which is setting itself for presidential elections toward the end of the year.
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The latest Reuters Tankan underscores growth prospects for the world's third largest economy, but uncertainty lies ahead after U.S. President-elect Donald Trump is inaugurated on Friday, with his protectionist agenda casting doubts over the smooth conduct of global trade.
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The characters are at a point where they view their previous trials with a combination of weariness, fondness, and relief, knowing that the work that actually matters still lies ahead, and they're reluctant to miss taking advantage of even a moment.
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"Last week's rally was basically a digestion of Trump's win and now that we're past the digestion phase, the market is taking a bit of a breather and is waiting to see what lies ahead under a Republican government," said Watkins.
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Yankees capitalize on Mariners' five first-inning errors in 10-1 win NEW YORK — Considering what lies ahead for the New York Yankees, nobody was about to complain as the Seattle Mariners committed one error after another in the first inning.
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U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo reported progress from the first high-level talks since Trump and Kim met in Singapore, although he said a hard road lies ahead - North Korea accused him of "gangster-like" diplomacy after he left Pyongyang.
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Critics accuse Mr Buhari of failing to grasp the mafia-like workings of the Delta, and gloomily predict that deeper trouble lies ahead if militants decide to combine forces with independence protesters in the neighbouring region, formerly known as Biafra.
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" Despite newly positive sentiment stemming from the declarations of reconciliation between North Korea's Kim Jong Un and his South Korean counterpart Moon Jae-In, the ratings agency said in a statement that "a lengthy, unpredictable normalization of relations lies ahead.
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The results of Tuesday's election may foretell what lies ahead for Republicans as they approach the 2020 election — which includes not only a presidential election, but races for 35 US Senate seats and all members of the House of Representatives.
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As Uber gets ready for New Year's Eve, typically the ride-sharing company's busiest and most important night, the company's head of operations in US and Canada, Rachel Holt, talked about the company's turbulent last year and what lies ahead.
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Brexit officials for both the U.K. and the EU have claimed some progress in the latest round of talks – somewhat a change in tone, but only a small step in the right direction given the amount of work that lies ahead.
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For instance, no one in the White House had devised a national strategy for obtaining and distributing the necessary supplies in the likely months-long fight against the pandemic that lies ahead, said three people with knowledge of the planning efforts.
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Among them was Andrea Mereles, 38, whose husband, Ricardo Gabriel Alfaro Rodríguez, was aboard the submarine, and who spoke of the daunting task that lies ahead of her: telling her 8-year-old son, Tiziano, that his father had died.
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"The premature announcement that we can see that light at the end of the tunnel — I'd say we're just entering that tunnel, right now, and we need to be prepared for some of the darkness that lies ahead," Garcetti said.
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"The premature announcement that we can see that light at the end of the tunnel — I'd say we're just entering that tunnel, right now, and we need to be prepared for some of the darkness that lies ahead," Garcetti continued.
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I find that, for the most part, people are still fairly polite to each other face-to-face (as long as they're not driving), but I think the decline of civility online is an early warning sign of what lies ahead.
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For days, attendees of the conference have been subjected to endlessly optimistic promises about what lies ahead when computing grows more powerful, the Internet of Things more ubiquitous, algorithms more precisely attuned to human behavior, and data gathering more expansive.
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And even if the sensitive issue of the budget is not discussed, the challenges of significantly ramping up the sanctions programs on Iran and North Korea with fewer resources should become abundantly clear, given the hard work that lies ahead.
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And finally, Apple could be trying to reduce its reliance on Samsung's display technology by sourcing some screens from another South Korean firm, LG. All these factors together make it seem likely that a rocky road lies ahead for Samsung.
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In the film's final scene, Benjamin and Elaine, having run away from Elaine's wedding, sit in the back of a bus — he in tatters and she in her wedding gown — their faces transforming from elation to anxiety about what lies ahead.
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The campaign pointed to Mr. Druckenmiller's support as a sign of confidence in Mr. Kasich's viability in the Republican field, despite the Ohio governor's fifth-place finish in the South Carolina primary on Saturday and the challenging path that lies ahead of him.
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The criticism underscores the battle that lies ahead as May tries to strike a deal that will be acceptable to the different factions in her deeply divided party and the small Northern Irish Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) she relies on to govern.
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In a recent and rare interview with Vulture to promote his starring role in the new HBO film My Dinner with Hervé, Dinklage did what his character does best: delivered some foreboding yet wise words on the bleak future that lies ahead.
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Inside the sanctuary on Monday, Booker and Sanders were swarmed for selfies, hugs, and embraces before they took their seats in the front pew for a series of sermons and prayers centered around King's life and what lies ahead for black South Carolinians.
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The outcome will determine what lies ahead for the Falcon Heavy: if it fails or does not achieve orbit, then it will mean some amount of reworking on the part of SpaceX, and the timeline of the rocket's next launches will be uncertain.
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If you've ever bemoaned your 'scope because it didn't tell you about that argument or breakup ahead of time, you've probably wondered, what's the point of reading your horoscope at all if it isn't going to tell you exactly what lies ahead?
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While the market was still speculating on what would lies ahead when he takes office, the general consensus is that fiscal spending is far easier to achieve than other reforms he has proposed, said Alex Merk, president and CIO of Merk Investments.
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Economic confidence in a post-Brexit U.K. fell sharply in the second quarter of 22, the latest YPO Global Pulse survey found, in the latest indication that the decision to leave the European Union has left firms concerned over what lies ahead.
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What lies ahead is the challenging work of uniting our businesses to create a dynamic, global entertainment company with the content, the platforms, and the reach to deliver industry-defining experiences that will engage consumers around the world for generations to come.
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But in light of all the Grand Slam frustration and ambition that the 29-year-old Murray still harbors in his prime, it seems a good bet that Raonic's toughest task at this year's Wimbledon lies ahead of him, not behind him.
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"Choosing a career is one of the biggest financial decisions that young adults will make, yet so many make that decision without the full picture of what lies ahead," says Andrew Plepler, global head of Environmental, Social and Governance at Bank of America.
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BEAUMONT, Texas (AP) — The widespread damage brought to the Houston area by one of the wettest tropical cyclones in US history came into broader view Saturday, as floodwaters receded to reveal the exhausting cleanup effort that lies ahead for many communities and homeowners.
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ADEN (Reuters) - Talks to end a violent power struggle in south Yemen have stalled and both sides appear to be preparing to resume fighting, officials said on Friday, suggesting more turmoil lies ahead on a new battlefront that risks further fragmenting Yemen.
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"Markets are rallying today on the news out of the U.S... (but) sentiment is still dominated by the uncertainty of what lies ahead and how long it will take to tame the pandemic," said James McGlew, executive director of corporate stockbroking at Argonaut.
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Fortunately, many of the topics can be more easily addressed in this update because of work done among the U.S., Canada and Mexico in the context of the TPP negotiations, but the long list of objectives suggests that a complex negotiation lies ahead.
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The idea that Spider-Man and other future Marvel films might make a more direct gesture toward the real world — since the studio seems determined to have the MCU be adjacent to our own — makes me more interested in what lies ahead.
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"By dozing off for those extra minutes, we're preparing our bodies for another sleep cycle, which is then quickly interrupted — causing us to feel fatigued for the rest of the day that lies ahead," sleep expert Neil Robinson said in an interview with The Independent.
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The comment by Senator Orrin Hatch of Utah is the strongest sign yet of the daunting legislative challenge that lies ahead for the border adjustment tax, or BAT, a controversial House Republican proposal that has already divided the business community and Republicans in Congress.
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" Jen Gerson, a political journalist in Calgary, argued that the "only factor saving Mr. Trudeau from a disastrous outcome on Monday was that none of the other parties convinced the electorate that they were better equipped to deal with the future that lies ahead.
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Although it's a relatively narrow use case for A.I., the Snip Insights tool is an interesting example of how A.I. technology can be integrated into everyday productivity tools – and the potential that lies ahead as A.I. becomes a part of even simple pieces of software.
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The question of what lies ahead for the U.S. remains key too, for the world is still waiting to see what a Donald Trump administration will mean for the country's economy and whether the President Elect will deliver on tax cuts, spending and deregulation.
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No matter what lies ahead for the economy and markets in the immediate future, the overwhelming majority of investors (82%) felt that Corporate America needs to worry less about meeting short-term targets and instead do a better job of planning for the long-term.
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Jacky Rosen, meanwhile, lies ahead in the general election, ready to seize on a favorable environment for Democrats in a state that Hillary Clinton won in 2016, and where Heller barely won -- and did it with less than 20203% of the vote -- in 2012.
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The New Yorker's Patrick Radden Keefe explores the tumultuous White House tenure of former national security adviser H.R. McMaster — through interviews with friends, colleagues, and current and former National Security Council staffers — and reports on what lies ahead with John Bolton at the helm.
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A look at the emerging pattern suggests troubling things about what lies ahead in Trump's approach to governance — a tendency to intermingle regulatory issues with his political interests in a way that risks building a system of entrenched corruption different from what we're accustomed to.
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The story shows how the idea can cause problems for people who are barely getting by, but it never really grapples with the debate that lies ahead: Is it fair or unfair to expect them to make monthly payments like people with private health insurance?
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Freedom House, the democracy watchdog, took note of Uzbekistan's "significant break with its past" as the "first, meager shoots of spring" in its latest Nations in Transit report, though like others who have commented on the changes, it stressed that hard work lies ahead.
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We caught up with Anand during his recent visit to New York and spoke to him about his upbringing in Kolkata, his brief flirtation with pursuing rock music as a career, and what lies ahead for the restaurant he'll open after Gaggan closes its doors.
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"In light of jamey's death – it became clear to me in an instant that living a gay life without publicly acknowledging it – is simply not enough to make any significant contribution to the immense work that lies ahead on the road to complete equality," he wrote.
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The world number 12, who will be the highest-ranked entrant in this week's field, enjoyed a week off after his latest win, having only picked up a club in recent days to hit some tee shots, and is looking forward to the challenge that lies ahead.
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If what Lyanna made Ned promise her in that tower does indeed give weight to the idea that Jon Snow is the son of Lyanna and Rhaegar Targaryen, introducing a portion of that scene shortly after Jon's revival is perfect timing to tease what lies ahead.
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Don't be so positiveFully 101 of the 116 models the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change uses to chart what lies ahead assume that carbon will be taken out of the air in order for the world to have a good chance of meeting the 2°C target.
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While his high-profile status and potential to flip make him valuable, and what remains of his wealth something of a carrot in his dealings with fellow inmates, conversations with denizens of the federal lock-up and prison system painted a bleak picture of what lies ahead.
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Once the first ballot is counted, we will have a better sense whether the European Union will endure; how Europe is likely to address its refugee issue and what lies ahead for European relations with Russia, after yet another election with signs of meddling from Moscow.
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Whether you're living with generalized anxiety disorder or suffer specific phobias, or are mostly anxiety-free until around mid-November, we've curated some of the more portable bits from the Cognitive Behavioral Therapy toolkit to help you get through all the crushing merriment that yet lies ahead.
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I'm still unclear on the game's driving force — only in the final moments of the demo does the game even hint at some of the conflict that lies ahead — but the story is ultimately one of a boy and his giant bird-cat-dog-chicken thing.
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"While we should not underplay the dimensions of the task, we should be confident that it is manageable and that the government and the RBI will do what it takes to make sure that banks are able to support the tremendous growth that lies ahead," Rajan said.
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Beto O'Rourke (D-Texas), who could enter the presidential race as a top contender for the Democratic nomination by the end of the month, held a competing rally in his hometown just a couple of miles away, providing a nice split-screen for what lies ahead.
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The President is now returning to the selection process anew, this time with fresh developments in special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation that leave little doubt about the rocky road that lies ahead for Trump and whoever accepts to steer an already chaotic West Wing through the tumult.
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" This year's pick is Ultra Violet (903-290), a bluish purple that, the company asserts, is associated with the counterculture, nonconformity, mindfulness and visionary thinking, and that "suggests the mysteries of the cosmos, the intrigue of what lies ahead and the discoveries beyond where we are now.
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What has given this season a darker tint, though, is the uncertainty about what fallout lies ahead from the F.B.I. corruption investigation that has roiled college basketball, ensnaring not only Kansas but Louisville, Arizona, Louisiana State, Oklahoma State, Southern California, Auburn and North Carolina State, among others.
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One has to wonder how long it will take U.K. voters to wake up to the reality that despite Johnson's convincing victory, Brexit will not be the walk in the park that he is promising, and that a bumpy economic road still lies ahead for the country.
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The risk of layoffs in export industries, and even just the uncertainty about what lies ahead, will make it even harder to push through changes and may strengthen the hand of bureaucrats who want banks to keep lending heavily to keep businesses humming, regardless of losses.
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" Here's what major analysts are saying about Alphabet: "We view shares as fairly-valued at current levels and believe the multiple is likely to remain range bound over the next twelve months as a potential deceleration digestion period lies ahead with lower visibility into near-term revenue growth rates.
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The firms would later join forces again for the company's $8.3 million Series A. I chatted at length with Uzan about what lies ahead for the Drivy team, what Paris's startup scene is still in desperate need of, and how Softbank's power is becoming even more impossible to ignore.
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The findings offer stark reading on what lies ahead for banks as they attempt to devise strategies to cope with any impending disruption to their business once Britain leaves the European Union, mapping out 25 key business activities that will be impacted from staffing to establishing new legal entities.
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More pain probably lies ahead because it usually takes at least 22010-21.5 quarters of negative returns to affect the bigger, diversified funds seriously, says Shiv Taneja, principal at Market Metrics, which provides data to the asset management industry, adding that there was still "fat in the system".
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"President Trump has made clear that should Chairman Kim follow through on his commitments, including complete denuclearization and the elimination of ballistic missile programs, a much brighter future lies ahead for North Korea and its people," a State Department spokesperson said in a statement responding to the new report.
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"It's too early for me to speculate as to the nature of any actions that we may take but we are fully sensitive to the challenge that lies ahead and the need to respond accordingly," Flanagan said when asked if there were any policy steps that could aid exporters.
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Europe is such an incredibly exciting place right now, and to be totally honest, back [when I moved here] in 2013, I didn't totally see it, but over the years, you realize how many incredible entrepreneurs [are here], how many incredible teams, and the opportunity that lies ahead.
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Their courage in the face of physical and emotional pain, the mental anguish that accompanies the uncertainty of living into adulthood with a condition that has insufficient medical research to offer any certainty about what lies ahead and the unconditional support of their loved ones has always been motivational.
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The song "Skin And Bones" may be propelled by Pierre's familiar vocal presence but when he sings lines like, "What if there's nothing more to me, I'm just skin and bones there's no mystery?" it sounds less like an existential crisis and more of an acceptance of what lies ahead.
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"In light of Jamey's death – it became clear to me in an instant that living a gay life without publicly acknowledging it – is simply not enough to make any significant contribution to the immense work that lies ahead on the road to complete equality," Quinto wrote in a candid blog post.
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Speaking at a press conference in Davos, Guaidó told Business Insider and a small group of other media how he escaped under a travel ban, what he believes lies ahead for Venezuelans, and what he feels must be done to put an end to the ongoing social crisis in the country.
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It is too early to tell which path lies ahead for Hurricane Irma, but it has already become a "major hurricane," of Category 3 intensity or greater, and has a chance to get even stronger during its westward march over Labor Day weekend and into the first week of September.
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Gentle reader: Before we delve into the long tale that lies ahead — a tale of hubris, furious romance novelists, and intellectual property law — I ask you to take a moment to contemplate all of the "cocky" puns to which I, your humble reporter, have heroically chosen not to subject you.
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"In light of jamey's death – it became clear to me in an instant that living a gay life without publicly acknowledging it – is simply not enough to make any significant contribution to the immense work that lies ahead on the road to complete equality," Quinto wrote in a candid blog post.
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It seems to me that this is one of the values of art, in or out of apocalyptic times: to remind us that we are human and that we feel — we fear, rage, love, want, fall short, are capable of change, and are almost constantly uncertain of what lies ahead.
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Some of these stories provide hints that everything we've seen from her so far will one day be considered her "early work," that what lies ahead is less charted territory, wilder and less predictable and perhaps less palatable to the casual reader but exactly what she needs to be writing.
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The recent stock market rally on hopes for pro-growth economic policies under President-elect Donald Trump is just a small hint of what lies ahead as the will rally 14 percent in 2017 from current levels, according to RBC Capital Markets, which on Monday released its investment playbook for next year.
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But the pledges made by individual countries will not come close to meeting those targets, which means a great deal more work lies ahead for all nations — particularly big emitters like China, the European Union and the United States — to avoid trigger points at which the big ice sheets will begin to melt.
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"This is my first pregnancy, so needless to say, the shower was a nice break from the worries and 'what ifs' of the unknown that lies ahead," Tal told PEOPLE of the celebration, which was attended by the likes of celebrity guests such as Gal Gadot and brand-new mom Christy Carlson Romano.
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Nonetheless, in a worrying signal for what lies ahead, Preqin survey data showed that a whopping 793 percent of investors found hedge funds had fallen short of expectations in the past twelve months – a notable spike up from a total of 39 percent who made the same claim only half a year earlier.
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The conditions that may trigger a coming recession are, of course, quite different from those that gave rise to the last, but in the unique crisis that lies ahead, there is also an opportunity to avoid the missteps of the last recession and send austerity politics to the grave where they belong.
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With businesses and foreign investors fearful of what lies ahead, Hammond should make it a "top priority" to set out a program that will get British regions "firing on all cylinders" and that supports businesses "to innovate, invest and create jobs" in the years to come, the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) said Thursday.
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"We're preparing students today for jobs that probably don't really even exist at this point, especially as we look into the technology fields and business fields—having the skill set that they achieve by communicating and working in an online setting is going to prepare them for what lies ahead tomorrow," Dr. Van Sande said.
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Bush capped a week that included hosting Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and his wife for two days at Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate in Palm Beach, Florida, culminating in a dinner for the couple -- a smaller dry-run, perhaps, for the mountainous task of the full state dinner that lies ahead in Washington.
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Terrifying, if you're to believe Yuval Noah Harari, the Israeli historian and author of "Sapiens" and "Homo Deus," a pair of audacious books that offer a sweeping history of humankind and a forecast of what lies ahead: an age of algorithms and technology that could see us transformed into "super-humans" with godlike qualities.
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"There is a long line of women who have fought before us, and a lot of work lies ahead of us," Rahel Lüthy, 43, who lives in the rural village of Bennwil, said in a telephone interview as she made her way to Friday's protest in Basel with her 13-year-old daughter, Filipa.
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LIFE AFTER ISIS: CHRISTIANS SAY THEY CAN&aposT GO HOME WITHOUT INTERNATIONAL PROTECTION However, Pentagon officials stated that they see the number — the highest for the seventh year in a row — as fortitude that more victims are buoyed to report such aggressions to their superiors, while at the same time they acknowledge that much work lies ahead.
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"While many things can happen and a great opportunity lies ahead potentially, I believe that this is a tremendous setback for North Korea and, indeed, a setback for the world," Trump said of his decision during a previously scheduled press event at the White House, hinting that the summit could still take place at a later date.
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"Last week's rally was basically a digestion of Trump's win and now that we're past the digestion phase, the market is taking a bit of a breather and is waiting to see what lies ahead under a Republican government," said Mark Watkins, regional investment manager at the Private Client Group at U.S. Bank in Park City, Utah.
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The swift rejection may be a negotiating ploy, but the public nature of it is a reminder for McConnell of the deep reservations running through his own conference on a proposal that conservatives do not believe goes far enough to repeal Obamacare -- and the monumental challenge that lies ahead as he looks for 50 "yes" votes.
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"Today's feature-length opener concentrates on the gaudy inauguration of President TrumpDonald John TrumpO'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Objections to Trump's new immigration rule wildly exaggerated MORE, and the stirrings of protest and despair surrounding the ceremony, while pundits speculate gravely on what lies ahead," the piece concludes.
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"British consumers will be shocked to see how meat imports have grown while at the same time retailers hang out the bunting and claim to back British farmers," Jo Whitfield, retail chief executive at the Co-op, said in a separate statement, imploring other supermarkets to follow suit, in light of the potential shakiness that lies ahead, post-Brexit.
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Through deals in consumer brands like Starbucks and Zulily and enterprise companies like TubeMogul and New Relic, the Menlo Park-based fund has found repeated success, but as it retrenches with a pared-down investment team and a much smaller new fund, Trinity's investors have some thoughts about what lies ahead for the venture capital community.
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His affinity for the year's final Grand Slam event was clear when he sat down before the tournament for a chat about his career; how he has moved "into a position that I can hurt the best guys in the world"; and what lies ahead as he continues to challenge Rafael Nadal, Roger Federer and Novak Djokovic.
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A long tournament lies ahead, but France's team — ranked No. 4 in the world and widely considered a front-runner to win the trophy on its home soil — took a big, convincing step forward with a performance that should act as a warning signal to all the other countries that begin play in the coming days.
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For the past six years, I have lived in Washington, D.C. This fall, I went back and forth between the two capitals, to gauge what lies ahead for a relationship that is more dangerously unstable than it has been since 1972, when Richard Nixon clasped Mao's hand in Beijing, setting the course for China's opening to the world.
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"Despite the frailty of the existing electrical infrastructure system, Cobra is dedicated to the difficult work that lies ahead and continues to work around-the-clock with PREPA and the citizens of Puerto Rico to repair the entire infrastructure system to prevent outages such as this one from affecting the entire population on the island," Mammoth Energy said in a statement Wednesday.
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But a college graduate, studying to be a physician, in a state with Virginia's troubled racial history, should know better than to reduce that history to a callous joke "If I were to listen to the voices calling on me to resign my office today, I could spare myself from the difficult path that lies ahead," said Northam on Saturday.
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But the variety of places where US troops died in combat may indicate what lies ahead under an administration that has granted the military greater authority than its predecessors had to act without consulting leaders in Washington, DC. Former military officials and experts say 2017 also showed a worrisome trend toward less transparency about how and where US troops are killed.
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A State Department official, asked whether those hidden sites went against the spirit of the summit and whether North Korea must give them up, said Trump had made clear that "should Chairman Kim follow through on his commitments - including complete denuclearization and the elimination of ballistic missile programs - a much brighter future lies ahead for North Korea and its people".
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Among other things, he suspects casinos are still in denial about what lies ahead, that California will have a tough time adopting its own legal sales regime, and by way of an aside, he opened up about how in the 1970s, President Jimmy Carter's staff—of which Segerblom was a member—used to smoke weed on the White House roof.
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There's something almost ceremonial about the mani-pedi you get the day before your vacation: Even if you don't always prioritize a salon appointment, when it's time for the beach getaway or work trip to Paris you've been awaiting for months, a glossy manicure is the perfect carry-on accessory to get you in the mood for the adventure that lies ahead.
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I wish him well in whatever lies ahead The news comes as the right-leaning cable news network is under more pressure from President Donald Trump and the White House, with Trump tweeting angrily about a Fox News poll showing increasing support for impeachment and Attorney General William Barr meeting earlier this week with Rupert Murdoch, creator of Fox News and currently the network's executive chair.
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"The U.S. Dollar Index appears to have confirmed support at the lower end of a multiyear consolidation range; we suspect a return back to the 200-day moving average is now unfolding; we suspect more near-term strength lies ahead, " Johnson wrote in a Monday note to CNBC, citing a dollar index chart with a 200-day moving average showing year-over-year gains.
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Peddi Max by Henrik the Artist dripping dew on a cold container black and blue and white and red a crack now bubbles in a fizzy feeling a tingly sensation that lies ahead maximum taste but yet no sugar too good to be true though it has been said that bubbles in bottles and bubbles in cans gather around us from the love we spread.
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"If $2100 trillion in fiscal stimulus was only enough to keep markets afloat for a couple of days, that's a huge warning sign for what lies ahead," said Marios Hadjikyriacos, a Cyprus-based investment analyst at broker XM. A glimpse of the scale of economic damage wrought by the outbreak will come when the U.S. Labor Department releases initial jobless claims data at 1.37.75:21.26 a.m.
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When we were in Miami researching attitudes about sea level rise and climatic disasters in 2015, we were surprised to learn just how deep the growth imperative could flow, even in a place where people have begun opening their eyes to the catastrophe that lies ahead—in this case, the city's inevitable inundation as the Atlantic keeps rising in the east and the Everglades' waters keep flowing in from the west.
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Our actions to free detained individuals at JFK airport upon their return to the U.S., our efforts to speak out against building a divisive wall between the U.S. and Mexican border, our protest in solidarity in streets across the nation to protect civil rights and our liberties all serve as a window to the work that lies ahead if we are to ensure our American values are upheld.
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The two Democrats on the commission, Mignon Clyburn and Jessica Rosenworcel, will likely file dissents, or minority reports detailing why, specifically, they disagree with the 200-page order (a draft of which was released last week.) And when they do, Pai and his two fellow Republican commissioners, Michael O'Rielly and Brendan Carr, will likely take some time to counter those concerns in print, if only in preparation for the long legal battle that lies ahead.
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Add to that the legion of mainstays, icons and indulgences for whom this surely represents a final World Cup – Gomez, Ozil, Neuer and Khedira; Mascherano, Aguero and Di Maria; Iniesta, Ramos, Pique and David Silva; Thiago Silva, Marcelo, Pepe, Quaresma and Lawro – and it's hard not to fear and thrill a bit at what kind of football lies ahead without these familiar bursts of human shorthand there to guide and ground us, old faces at the bar who one day, for whatever reason, just seem to disappear.
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