Other big auto companies are also looking toward the future.
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The group will be looking toward universities for investment ideas.
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He's looking toward the white board with a blank stare.
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But Mr. Casaleggio is looking toward a new Italian utopia.
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Mexico should be looking toward economic diversification and tax reform.
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Instead, we need a different approach -- looking toward a solution.
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Life is all about moving forward and looking toward the future.
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Looking toward the fall, Clinton's strategists are both confident and wary.
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Now, Lohan is looking toward the future, she told the magazine.
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Does that mean you're going to be looking toward new markets?
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The company is looking toward new markets like China as well.
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Tidal is clearly looking toward strategic outreach on Apple's chief competition.
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The base, he said, is an "eye looking toward that country."
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I rested my chin on his shoulder looking toward the shore.
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Mohammad thrashed and shrieked, looking toward his mother with wide, terrified eyes.
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A wedding is truly about a couple looking toward their future together.
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Democrat Hillary Clinton is looking toward the March contests as her firewall.
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As for engagement plans, the couple says they're looking toward the future.
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Looking toward their possible presidencies, the difference is, if possible, even starker.
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We're very excited about the whole thing, especially looking toward the future.
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Though unflinching about its past, Berlin is also looking toward the future.
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If you study his face, he's looking toward the ground… concerned maybe?
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"We're still here and looking toward an interesting future," Ms. Jennings said.
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Looking toward Nashville, Black is working to shore up her conservative base.
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Binger is also looking toward Square's quarter when it reports Feb. 26.
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"We form ourselves through our doubles," Agnes said, looking toward the stairs.
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Now it is looking toward debt markets to fund even more shows.
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" Looking toward the future, he told himself, "You've challenged yourself and taken risks.
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"Men are really looking toward women in this industry—it's refreshing," she added.
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Though it still handles real poop, the company is looking toward cleaner pastures.
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The trade deadline has passed, and the Blue Jays are... looking toward 2018.
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Looking toward the future—that is certainly the most important thing to do.
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Looking toward to the new year, what goals do you have for 2018?
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That fact has to concern any smart Republican looking toward the fall campaign.
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So, how about looking toward cryptocurrencies and their peers to turbocharge your portfolio?
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Looking toward 2018, Luján says the party is going to focus on recruitment.
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Looking toward the even tonier seats, the skin and hair only got whiter.
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Although he's looking toward the future, Klein can't help fixating on the past.
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"Biden is looking toward a blowout in Florida," said UNF pollster Michael Binder.
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At the same time other people, mostly Chileans, are looking toward the ground.
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Lamar Alexander, a Tennessee Republican, one of the senators Democrats are looking toward.
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Democrats have certain factors in their favor looking toward the 2018 midterm elections.
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Even before the Women's March started Saturday, people were already looking toward next steps.
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To continue growing its audience, the company is looking toward Generation Z, Gorman said.
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But that's not the hope that Palestinians are looking toward the US to fill.
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Turner added that while being engaged is cool, she's really looking toward her career.
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Analysts are looking toward the point where Snap can breakeven on an adjusted basis.
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Heinel is also looking toward financials, which had been on the rise this week.
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Today, though, they're looking toward virtual reality to make everything old seem new again.
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With elections in Iraq next year, the militias are looking toward a political role.
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"Young women aren't looking toward Wall Street but toward billion-dollar I.P.O.s," she said.
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On Tuesday, the final day of classes, students were looking toward exams and graduation.
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Instead of looking there," he pointed to the left, "they're looking toward the right.
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In the midst of a disappointing season, the Mets are already looking toward 2018.
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Republicans are looking toward Mulvaney to balance some of President Trump's ambitious spending agenda.
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Now the field is looking toward other ways of determining baseline markers of health.
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The future you're looking toward: This eclipse season is all about growing stronger roots.
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It may still be summer, but food and drink chains are already looking toward fall.
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Sometimes, people keep apps on their phone because their subconsciously looking toward their next relationship.
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In recent years, phone makers have been looking toward other methods of input beyond touch.
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The executive explained that the company has been looking toward taking the next key step.
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Facebook ultimately killed the tool, but it could be looking toward a revamp of sorts.
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And while his new game may look like the past, he's looking toward the future.
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The news comes as more investors are looking toward podcasting as a potential revenue stream.
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The third part of the Rocket Trilogy is also looking toward the future of space.
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Investors also are looking toward the conclusion of the Federal Reserve's policy meeting next week.
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Silicon Valley self-driving car startup Zoox is looking toward aviation's collaborative model for inspiration.
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They're looking toward the next meeting, checking their phones, paying clear attention to anything else.
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When looking toward the next Congress, voters chose those three as issues they want tackled.
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Looking toward the 1988 race, Vice President George H.W. Bush wasn't conservative enough for me.
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For now I will work with what I have while looking toward a hairier future.
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All four major networks are looking toward the long term in some way or another.
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Looking toward a battle for delegates, Trump spent more time in Wisconsin than had been expected.
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The company that famously brags about designing things in California is looking toward Sweet Home Alabama.
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Trump on Wednesday said that he is looking toward the general election that essentially started Wednesday.
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The right wing is tending to be anti-immigrant, and the left is looking toward socialism.
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Looking toward the 2018 midterms, the Democrats can take heart, for now, from Trump's sluggish performance.
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"I'm going to do the same thing I did (Saturday)," Wilson said, looking toward the rematch.
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House conservatives on board with the proposal, for now, are looking toward Graham-Cassidy's state waivers.
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The direction I was looking toward was the internal life of a black person in America.
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With New Hampshire behind us, the political world is looking toward the next Democratic contest: Nevada.
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Finally, I saw this picture looking toward Scotland, and thought, I know what to do now.
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Many Hongkongers are looking toward November 24, when Hong Kong is holding its district council elections.
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"The best artists are looking toward the future, but are attuned to the present," he said.
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In addition to looking toward her upcoming nuptials, Seyfried is expecting a child with fiancé Sadowski, 40.
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"The DPI is kind of based on history as opposed to looking toward the future," she said.
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The club is now looking toward a painstaking process of forming a new nucleus around fresh talent.
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Investors are now looking toward Friday's jobs report for further clues on the pace of rate hikes.
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At every turn, the Ohio governor is making sure to show America he's looking toward the future.
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From there, shoot your right hand out to your right side, looking toward it as you do.
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Looking toward the future, scientists are working on breakthroughs that would have been unimaginable a decade ago.
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Lucid, like many automakers, is looking toward the FIA Formula E racing series to promote this goal.
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The state prosecutors are already looking toward a retrial, and Slager's federal trial begins early next year.
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Looking toward the future, several analysts predicted that cultural distinctions between gaming populations will begin to subside.
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Looking toward the general election, Biden's plan can also chip away at one of Trump's potential advantages.
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The market will now be looking toward what the future holds for the 93-year-old company.
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And Democrats are looking toward a Government Accountability Office report that's just getting started on the topic.
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With major studios looking toward the future, 2019 gave indie games plenty of time to shine too.
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Russia's conviction, coupled with cartel discord has Gartman looking toward a potential breakdown for crude heading into winter.
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Most people work unfulfilling jobs with their eyes looking toward the weekend and the day they turn 65.
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Besides flybys and ceremonial long-distance trips, businesses are also looking toward asteroid mining, energy development and pharmaceuticals.
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This photo of Saturn was taken from a degree above the icy rings, looking toward their sunlit side.
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Rob, who is expecting his first child with Chyna later this year, is finally looking toward the future.
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"The sad part is, in looking toward the future, this [protective mechanism] is likely to evaporate," Eakin said.
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Increasingly, athletes are looking toward enhancing their mental performance as science shows how much it matters for endurance.
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Now that The Hunger Games series has come to an end, Lionsgate is looking toward its next franchise.
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New Jersey holds its primary elections Tuesday, but Republican Senate candidate Bob Hugin is already looking toward November.
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Now, looking toward day one of his administration, he must place these challenges high on his priority list.
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Looking toward the 2020 election, Ohio's swing state status and its electoral impact will undoubtedly occupy many headlines.
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If you're near the US East Coast, start looking toward the eastern horizon about five minutes after launch.
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But her side is still looking toward a more limited proposal that would exclude renditions to the mainland.
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Aside from the coronavirus-related issues, traders are also looking toward developments on the technical aspect of bitcoin.
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For skiers looking toward the holidays around New Year's, Colorado's Steamboat and Wyoming's Jackson Hole perform well here.
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He finished with just one title this season and said he was looking toward to playing in 2018.
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Analysts have largely brushed off this year, looking toward the holiday season and the new crop of devices.
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The football association is looking toward a time when the dust has settled among North America's three amigos.
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Sesame Street's VP of Licensing, Gabriela Arenas explained that the organization is looking toward introducing more technologically minded partnerships.
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Now with a job and a Social Security Number, according to GMA, Kamiyah said she's looking toward the future.
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Looking toward the future, the church community is deliberating what will succeed the iconic symbol in the cemetery yard.
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Cuomo might also not just be looking toward 2018 — he's rumored to be thinking of a 2020 presidential run.
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The headstones on the Africans' graves face east, looking toward a homeland they never returned to, and never forgot.
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"FedEx Express is well staffed with pilots at this time, however we're always looking toward the future," Harrison said.
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After all, news broke yesterday that the company was looking toward a future in which drivers weren't even necessary.
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The Street was anxiously looking toward the Dallas-based company's quarterly report after Verizon's miss on earnings last week.
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Sony was completely absent, Microsoft was looking toward the future and Nintendo, as ever, was all about the games.
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Audio courtesy of NPS & MSU Acoustic Atlas/Jennifer Jerrett Looking toward the future, what will the outdoors sound like?
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But even though Obama's looking toward the finish line, he's not just running out the clock on his presidency.
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Again, we were looking toward the hookah world, which is still a multibillion dollar market, and following that model.
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And it's a move that China needs — looking toward the new economy driven by the private sector and entrepreneurship.
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Clinton, looking toward Mr. Trump, said it was "good to be with" him on the same stage at last.
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Now, Democrats are united around making gun violence about public health, with some looking toward background checks as well.
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Looking toward the future and all the things that we're supposed to count on our institutions to do. Right.
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HTC is looking toward the high-end as it aims to distinguish its niche in the early VR market.
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Lawmakers are already looking toward coming up with spending legislation for the next fiscal year, which begins Oct. 1.
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There were two other prominent designers at Sega at this time, looking toward the future of the racing genre.
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The result meant Croatia could begin looking toward the knockout rounds, while the recriminations for Argentina began almost immediately.
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He was seen looking toward the sky while making strange hand movements, while the woman appeared to be unconscious.
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Builders and the real estate industry say they are looking toward the Senate to craft a better tax package.
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Several other photographs, such as "Looking toward The New World" (2005), depict sites of colonial destruction and cultural erasure.
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Looking toward the futureShontell: You've had an awesome rise, all the way up to now as CCO of Hearst.
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But as paper money becomes more inconvenient and expensive to get, more Americans are looking toward a cashless future.
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Milner said his program will not be competing with other entrepreneurs who are looking toward space, such as Elon Musk.
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For many, the new year is a time for reflecting on the past as well as looking toward the future.
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The moon enters fire sign Aries and ignites an inspiring sector of your chart, finding you looking toward the future.
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For Pineville, that recovery might come too late for many of its workers, especially those who were looking toward retirement.
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Still, many in the party's elite—particularly former Obama staffers—are looking toward Biden and O'Rourke as their best hope.
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If you want to get rich, you have to start looking toward the future, not obsessing over your present situation.
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Looking toward the general election in November, there is evidence in support of both the Abrams and the Bredesen strategies.
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"The fairy tale continues, for us, for me," he said, looking toward his team and family in the players' box.
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And in her concession, she made it clear that she was already looking toward the parliamentary elections, and the future.
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Until recently, hip-hop was too young for nepotism: its stars found more success disavowing elders than looking toward them.
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Now the country is looking toward a potential election, which Johnson wants to hold before the October 31 Brexit deadline.
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On one side, a communist approach looking toward the Soviet Union; on the other, a wave of Muslim Brotherhood conservatism.
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So, Bran also suggests looking toward people who have been correct in knowing music information in the past — like fan accounts.
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As we know, Earth is so 2016 and like fashion, we're constantly looking toward the future for what's on the horizon.
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"An opposition surge occurs when the sun is directly behind the observer looking toward the rings," NASA said in a statement.
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A pivot from helicopters to electric VTOL would be a signal to investors that the company is looking toward the future.
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Looking toward the future, Seidman Becker said biometric security will be crucial for a lot of different industries — not just travel.
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But Republicans are already looking toward the end of the week, when the true life-or-death vote will take place.
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"The establishment Democrats are still, I think, looking toward candidates who can self-fund," Sanders, a possible 2020 presidential candidate, said.
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As we strolled around the pond, I noticed he kept looking toward the ground, which was absolutely covered in goose poop.
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Tehran's vertical growth is not necessarily looking toward an imagined future; rather it is conjuring a mythical past and falsifying it.
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A video of the moments before the crash shows Vasquez looking toward her right knee while occasionally looking up and around.
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"The fairy tale continues, for us, for me," Federer said, looking toward his team and his family in the players' box.
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But Ms. Pelosi, a shrewd strategist who is always looking toward her next move (or several), offered Democrats a choice anyway.
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So within minutes of Justice Kennedy's announcement on Wednesday, Democrats and their allies began looking toward Ms. Collins and Ms. Murkowski.
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I have two other sisters, and my community was all families from modest backgrounds and that encouraged looking toward the future.
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"He's going to do what's right for the country," Trump said, looking toward his chief of staff, who was seated nearby.
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Democrats are looking toward Wednesday night's debate in Nevada as their last opportunity to shift voter views before Saturday's statewide caucuses.
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As labor costs in China rise, many companies — including some Chinese firms — are looking toward Southeast Asian countries as new manufacturing centers.
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In his Wednesday address, Kasich struck a contemplative note, reflecting on his journey through the primary season, and looking toward the future.
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But Republican presidential candidate John Kasich is looking toward a different goal: Performing well in the New Hampshire primary eight days later.
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Trump sees calls to crack down on Mexico as a strong political argument and often intensifies them when looking toward an election.
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Bolton's team at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in California is now looking toward Juno's next closeup flyby of Jupiter, slated for Sept.
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But Kasich acknowledged he didn't expect to fare well in the Palmetto State and is looking toward better prospects on Super Tuesday.
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As such, while Google has shown that its advertising business isn't so challenged, it's showing that it's already looking toward the future.
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Experimenting with the laws of the world, and looking toward how those laws might change one day, is a sci-fi gesture.
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Focus has been strongly centered on domestic growth, but with the new funding the company is also looking toward international markets further.
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Things look bad on many fronts at the moment — financial and otherwise — but looking toward brighter days can help us carry on.
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That is, virtually every team is firmly in one of two camps — jockeying for the playoffs or already looking toward next season.
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The president was caught looking toward the sky without wearing protective glasses, and the internet quickly made memes out of the moment.
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Trump has reportedly been intimately involved in the planning of the day's event -- and is clearly been looking toward it for some time.
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However, she said the campaign is looking toward strong performances in Nevada and South Carolina, states with heavy Hispanic and African American populations.
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Bose is framing its technology as looking toward a future when there are many more EVs on the road than there are today.
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"It feels like the middle chapters of a storybook," Goepper says, looking toward a possible gold medal to add to his other two.
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Traders were also looking toward Wednesday, when Janet L. Yellen, chairwoman of the Federal Reserve, will begin two days of testimony before Congress.
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If the Trump-Pence challenge prevails, Americans will be living beyond Earth and looking toward the stars for the rest of our existence.
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After selling his Beverly Hills mansion for a whopping $40 million, Tom Cruise is looking toward the Sunshine State for his next home.
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Despite this year's success, wage advocates are looking toward 2017, hopeful that the new administration and Congress won't lose sight of the issue.
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On the foreign policy front, GOP lawmakers are looking toward a tougher approach against radical Islamic terrorism and re-implementing sanctions against Iran.
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More recently it began lending against stock in privately held companies, and is now looking toward other offerings, including loans against private aircraft.
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In the 90s, I was living in England, and I was looking toward the 21st century and wondering if story itself was exhausted.
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The Kurds are also looking toward Russia as a partner, many in Washington were concerned would happen on top of anxieties regarding ISIS.
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Looking toward him is "Italian Woman," a gleaming, stainless-steel, Rococo-style representation of a beautiful woman made by Jeff Koons in 1986.
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With smartphone sales plateauing, Apple has been looking toward the next decade — and reports indicate that Apple's "next big thing" is smart glasses.
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The first thing that happens when you step up as a leader is that you and everyone around you begin looking toward success.
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The future you're looking toward: The July 12 eclipse in Cancer reveals secrets in your current relationships and brings new relationships your way.
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Markets are also looking toward the probability that the Federal Open Market Committee will approve a rate increase at its March 14-15 meeting.
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Last year at this time we were looking toward a sustained progressive era, with the nation's first female president succeeding its first African-American.
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Activists and Democrats were looking toward this week's hearing as a pivotal opportunity to make their case against him and drum up grassroots opposition.
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The most progressive states may be looking toward some greener future, but there seems to be little interest in shoring up the crumbling present.
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After scooping up some of the Sports Authority's vacant shops, the retailer is now looking toward markets where it has zero or few stores.
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Looking toward the runoff, the campaign said it will continue to hire dozens of new staffers and put precinct captains in all 2628 precincts.
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Republicans are looking toward a five-year extension of the program, along with various ways to get federally insured homes covered by private plans.
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Republicans are looking toward a five-year extension of the program, along with various ways to get federally-insured homes covered by private plans.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Automakers are looking toward a technology-driven future, one where they increasingly acknowledge that getting around may not require owning a car.
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Heitkamp also made sure to highlight what she says is her independent record in the Senate, looking toward a tough midterm election in November.
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In addition to working with startups on small planes for short routes, airlines and manufacturers are looking toward a future of mainline electric planes.
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He performs the whole cringe-like ritual of stalling, downing the drank, looking toward the ground, fumbling his hands and tripping over his words.
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"This is sometimes where people are being found, in their houses, dead," said Mr. Jones, 22014, looking toward a housing project along 22016th Street.
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Looking toward the mainland and the Ancon Peninsula, the words of Frank Medina, a technical director for Cuba's forestry ministry, played through my mind.
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I suspect that Ms. Pelosi herself is looking toward promoting a younger leadership in the very near future — she's too smart not to be.
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The rapper's still months away from becoming a free man, but he's already looking toward his exit strategy ... according to sources close to him.
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Some presidential campaigns have been downplaying both states' importance and looking toward Super Tuesday on March 3 as their real make-or-break moment.
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But with GOP leadership expected to unveil a tax plan by midweek, investors once again are looking toward a shift in the market winds.
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"Ryan died as he lived, a warrior and a hero, battling against terrorism and securing our nation," Mr. Trump said, looking toward Ms. Owens.
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FIFA is looking toward a time when Trump will have sent his last tweet and the dust has settled among North America's three amigos.
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The figures face away from the viewer, looking toward a Native American protester across the street and, farther off, a national monument occupied by tipis.
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Sally had said that she and a nun came around the back of the orphanage and were looking toward the rear of the big building.
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Last month, nearly a year after her arrest, Richards told PEOPLE that she is "in a very good place" and looking toward a healthy future.
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Wall Street analysts have slashed expectations for iPhone unit sales this quarter through the middle of the year, looking toward an increasingly saturated smartphone market.
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"Many want to make your nomination about one small piece of agency's past, most of us though are looking toward the agency's future," he said.
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Looking toward 2018, I assume there's a predicted dip in civilian casualties with the effective end of the battles for the key urban IS strongholds?
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WASHINGTON — Senators, looking toward November's elections after a bruising Supreme Court fight, reached an agreement on Thursday to leave the Capitol for the campaign trail.
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Images shared on social media showed a large number of people looking toward the site of the explosion and gray smoke drifting over the street.
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Looking toward graduation, he balances part-time classes with a full-time job he started in August, as a truck driver for a chemical company.
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Scientists are looking toward these new devices that could keep Moore's law going or at least provide more performance increases from materials other than silicon.
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He said the SNB could act independently of the monetary policy of the European Central Bank, which has shown early signs of looking toward tightening.
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"Seventeen" ends with these hesitant lovebirds on the swings, looking toward a future that by rights will include many a less coy and mawkish play.
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The future you're looking toward: The July 211 eclipse in Cancer will bring new career opportunities your way, as well as insight into your reputation.
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But she is also looking toward her political future: The states that already voted in the Democratic primary elections — Iowa and New Hampshire — were predominantly white.
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When I stand and face the Atlantic in New Jersey, it turns out I'm actually looking toward South America, or maybe Africa, but definitely not Europe.
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Looking toward another potential adversary, North Korea, Japan will invest in the latest US-developed ballistic missile interceptors for its ship-based Aegis missile defense system.
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And Thompson, the top ranked female American golfer in the world, told reporters that crowds were definitely not looking "toward the golf," the Washington Post reported.
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The Life After Death visual celebrates Biggie's life and legacy by looking toward the future as the duo two-steps in shiny suits and Rolex watches.
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So while the Jacob Leinenkugel Brewery Company celebrates its past and the Leinenkugel Shandy remains a current summer success, Dick Leinenkugel is looking toward the future.
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A town built on film and TV is looking toward the next generation of entertainment Audiences associate the word "horror" with scary movies or terrifying novels.
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Goins pretended to casually throw back to Estrada, but actually placed the ball in his glove as Frazier stood on the base, looking toward the outfield.
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"Ready, guys?" he said, looking toward his support crew — grandpas with long white beards, one driving a white station wagon barefoot, the other astride a bike.
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On the radar: Investors are now looking toward the prospect of an election, which could theoretically be called before or after the October 31 Brexit deadline.
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Though the win clinched New England the AFC East for an 11th consecutive season, Brady was already looking toward next week's game against the Miami Dolphins.
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The Point: Given the damage they've already sustained, the prospect of another government shutdown in 16 days has to terrify every single Republican looking toward 2020.
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"To the captain of the S.S. Shallow," Ronson said, speaking first and looking toward Gaga, who was standing next to him with tears in her eyes.
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Trump's obsession with Biden worries the President and GOP allies looking toward his 2020 reelection prospects, report Jonathan Martin and Maggie Haberman in The New York Times.
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Dave believes a piece of equipment in the garage is responsible for the fire, but instead of fixating on the cause, he is looking toward the future.
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It has to be properly composted, and a lot of cities aren't even set up to handle that, so I'm not looking toward that as the solution.
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But she noted that it can be difficult for financial technology companies to scale up profitably, and that more are looking toward supply banks with products instead.
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It all comes as analysts have slashed expectations for iPhone unit sales this quarter through the middle of the year, looking toward an increasingly saturated smartphone market.
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To do this, they're looking toward plant-centric brands — ones creating more sustainable and ethical ways to fuel our bodies, by focusing (mostly) on plant-based nutrition.
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He's the man — alongside Secretary of State Rex Tillerson — whom America's treaty allies are looking toward to steer Trump's foreign policy in more conventional and reassuring directions.
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Many Central Americans fleeing violence and economic crisis in their home countries are looking toward countries like Belgium, Italy and Spain instead of the U.S. for refuge.
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King Lip, the chief strategist at Baker Avenue Wealth Management, said he was looking toward big companies' earnings reports as a potential break from the bad news.
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And that's curious, because I'm a religious person: hopeful, faithful and forever looking toward the nothingness of sky knowing, in my bones, that there's a "there" there.
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As Vox's Ella Nilsen reported, election analysts will tell you that looking toward November, Democrats should be comfortable with a 10-point lead in the generic ballot.
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Looking toward 2020, Cohn wrote, They support Mr. Biden over the president, 38 percent to 27 percent, but prefer the president to Ms. Warren, 37 to 20.
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According to celebrity makeup artist Nikki DeRoest, whose clients include Hailey Bieber and Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, we're looking toward a pared-down, almost delicate vibe for 2020.
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But they're also looking toward Democratic senators to get a lot more antagonistic and even potentially hold up Senate process, depending on how far the bill gets.
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Maggie Haberman I was going to say, the point that I'm really looking toward is what it says about obstruction of justice or attempted obstruction of justice.
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The future you're looking toward: The July 123 eclipse in Cancer will bring new opportunities to learn and travel, as well as surprising news from faraway places.
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And the company is looking toward existing channels to cross-promote content — Huffington Post stories showing up on Yahoo, for example, or Yahoo Sports syndicating to AOL Sports.
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But Samsung is already looking toward the next big computer chip cycle, announcing last week that it will invest 133 trillion won ($114 billion) in non-memory chips.
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Now the Chinese are looking toward their biggest ally in South Asia, as the Pakistani government either ignores the Uighurs' concerns or actively assists Beijing in its mission.
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Amazon is looking toward $14 billion in revenue this year, while IBM, Salesforce, and Alphabet are among many racing to catch up, with billions in their own revenue.
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Hashian is holding baby Tiana close to her chest in the snap, which shows the newborn looking toward the camera while her proud parents share a loving smooch.
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CEO Jack Dorsey said now that the company is at a point where it can scale to large sellers, its looking toward more horizontal services like employee management.
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But while photographers and videographers are looking toward the more affordable, smaller drone, DJI isn't worried about the Mavic eating into its other more established produc t lines.
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"I think she is pretty much looking toward what she will do," Hillary Clinton tells PEOPLE when asked, in an interview for this week's new issue, about Mrs.
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But those looking toward the secondary market for yield are feeling the pinch, as the little paper available is not priced all that attractively considering the shrinking protections.
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Looking toward the future, Gupta noted that startups are experimenting with artificial intelligence and machine learning to equip inanimate objects with the ability to pay for things themselves.
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Lawmakers should not be looking toward must-pass legislation considered under the threat of deadline as vehicles to extend expired tax subsidies for renewable energy and other industries.
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Many Central Americans fleeing violence and economic crisis in their home countries are now looking toward countries like Belgium, Spain and Italy instead of the U.S. for refuge.
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Looking toward the 1806 revival, the composer made a revision of the slow movement — almost certainly a simplification — and he at least considered dropping the fast movement altogether.
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Looking Toward a New Era of Australian Cuisine: After two years of exploring the country's food scene, our critic wonders what will deepen its mark on the world.
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There is hope amid the gloom of the WEF report, and it lies in the annual exercise of evaluating global risks, looking toward the future and offering solutions.
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"The pot calling the kettle black is not something we should do," Representative Hank Johnson, Democrat of Georgia, shot back, looking toward the Republican side of the dais.
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Looking toward a future in which autonomously driven electric cars are hired to shuttle occupants around town, Renault designers envisioned the most luxurious version of such a machine.
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Three months to the day after her husband's murder, Ms. Dumala stood at the entrance of the prayer room alone, looking toward a window that framed storm clouds.
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The future you're looking toward: July 211's eclipse in Cancer highlights your intimate relationships—you'll be diving to new depths with your partner and deep emotions swell.
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As far as Pantone's explanation as to why it chose Greenery for 2017, folks were a bit surprised, even envious, about the company's idealism looking toward the new year.
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Clinton demonstrated at the most recent Democratic debate that she's already looking toward the general election, and is no longer focused on running against opponents in a Democratic primary.
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By early afternoon, the square was filled with local residents who were anxiously looking toward the mosque, waiting to see whether the police would make any move or not.
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I thought that perhaps because he wasn't running for president, he could engage in a way that other senators looking toward the Oval Office might not be able to.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Fresh worries about rising costs and inflation face U.S. stock investors looking toward the coming week and the next leg of the first-quarter earnings period.
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There need to be progressive caucuses in Democratic parties, committed wherever possible to a common platform along the lines of Bernie Sanders's, looking toward the midterm elections of 2018.
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I couldn't make out what exactly was going on, but all of a sudden, I saw this woman on all fours looking toward me and getting fucked by somebody.
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Looking toward the general election, Democrats are hoping to use anti-Trump headwinds to buoy them to victory in one of the first statewide races in the president's administration.
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For now, Sixa is focusing on devs, designers and gamers, but it's looking toward other verticals as well, including data-rich design, secure enterprise access and virtual reality systems.
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If you walk through Waterloo Place in London today, you can still see Franklin himself standing eight feet tall, his jaw chiseled, his eyes looking toward some unseen shore.
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That's why some of the country's more forward-thinking distillers are looking toward regionalization, creating new subspecies like Pacific Northwest single malts or mesquite-smoked whiskey in the Southwest.
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A regional clinic across the river from Missouri reflects how both sides of the abortion divide are looking toward a landscape in which some states might ban abortions outright.
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Any new proposals for online data privacy should be thoroughly discussed in a technology and vendor neutral manner, with an eye on the past while looking toward the future.
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Looking toward the future, Democrats might turn the tables on the Republicans and explicitly demonize Trump and his party as proponents of an exclusionary politics of white male identity.
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In the decades of uneven recovery that followed — hailed as "miraculous" in Chile's case — many countries found themselves looking toward the continent's first and only OECD member as an example.
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With Apple's chips already attaining a commanding lead in smartphones and tablets, the company is said to be looking toward putting them inside of Macs within the next couple years.
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"In SE Asia, as the market itself changes and adapts, we are looking toward C2C (customer to customer) and mobile business models for e-commerce and other businesses," Rakuten said.
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"Five percent is approaching something useful in a clinical setting, which suggests that doctors may be looking toward this data when evaluating their patients," graduate student Anna Shcherbina told TechCrunch.
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I guess the truth of it is we were looking toward our finale, and there was a question of whether we were going to get to end on a cliffhanger.
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"This is obviously a setback, but in the bigger picture we are looking toward a new trial and proving his innocence," Syed's lead defense attorney, C. Justin Brown, tells PEOPLE.
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They—and the adjuncts some of them become—need health care, dental insurance, and a living wage now, especially if they are not looking toward tenure a decade from now.
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Looking toward the 1984 election after big Republican losses in 1982, the Reagan administration was concerned that polls showed women taking a dimmer view of the president than men did.
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The future you're looking toward: July 12's eclipse in Cancer will have you focused on money and self-worth, as some shake-ups may rock your sense of security.
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Standing perpendicular to the ocean at Rockaway Beach, you're actually looking toward parts of Venezuela; while the first beach you'd hit, sailing from Nahant, Massachusetts, would be somewhere around Western Sahara.
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Brian Belski, chief investment strategist at BMO Capital Markets, is looking toward the outcome of the vote and deciding which sectors or industry groups in the U.S. stock market could benefit.
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"Standing here on the driveway, I can remember teaching the kids to ride their bikes," Knobloch said, looking toward a sapling growing where his home on Main Street used to be.
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The scene often includes the pitching coach Larry Rothschild making trips to the mound and Pineda looking toward the outfield and wearing a sullen expression, with his hands on his hips.
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Richard Scherr, a contributing sportswriter for the Sun who was in the audience, shared a video of the aftermath on Facebook, which shows audience members standing and looking toward the balcony.
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Richard Shelby of Alabama, chairman of the Appropriations Committee, said he's "looking toward that" when asked about the short-term solution, but he added that Republicans haven't reached a final decision.
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"Looking toward that," Senate Appropriations Chairman Richard Shelby, R-Alabama, told CNN's Manu Raju about a short-term continuing resolution to keep the government open past the deadline of midnight Friday.
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Looking toward the future of "driverless technology," many envision robot cars acting as chauffeurs during the daily commute, allowing passengers to relax or be more productive on their way to work.
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Seattle, for one, is looking toward San Francisco as a cautionary tale and has focused on developing affordable housing plans and diversifying its industries by expanding manufacturing and the maritime sector.
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"The most frustrating part is I didn't pick the guys up, and they were looking toward me to saddle up and get this thing going again," Keuchel said of his teammates.
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Looking toward the general election in November, the RealClearPolitics average of the seven most recent national head-to-head surveys shows Sanders ahead of Trump by 3.7 points, 49.0 to 45.3.
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Some strategists had expected that level to hold as a bottom for the selloff, but now they are looking toward a key technical zone at 2,538, the 200-day moving average.
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Google told us that it's looking toward an edge-to-edge display for future models, and hasn't ruled out the possibility of joining the rest of the industry's embrace of multiple cameras.
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Zohrob says the team is looking toward "building our audio promotional marketplace," or helping podcasters reach potential listeners on other podcasts while also providing analytics and attribution for how those ads perform.
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The San Diego-based component maker is looking toward consumer implications for the technology, which brings support for Google Cast audio to devices, including connected home products like appliances and smart assistants.
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With Republicans controlling the White House and Congress and looking toward a favorable 2018 Senate map, the RNC is expected to enjoy favorable positioning despite any projected shortfall in post-inauguration donations.
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Blue Origin is looking toward a time when humanity has no choice but to look outside of Earth for the resources it needs to survive—and possibly room for all those people.
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Marriott International President and CEO Arne Sorenson, meanwhile, said that the Hong Kong market performed fairly well last quarter but was not as sanguine looking toward the second half of the year.
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"By looking toward a disaster that hasn't happened, that sets yourself up for difficulties if something goes bad after the fact," said Grant Reeher, a professor of political science at Syracuse University.
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But Trump said other future pieces of legislation would currently require 60 votes to pass without the threat of a filibuster, suggesting that the president could be looking toward other legislative initiatives.
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So as the Democratic primary gets into full swing and the party starts looking toward the general election — and the freakout about the electoral map approaches — it's time to start talking strategy.
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Instead, conferees are struggling to get one another on the phone to try and salvage something -- and leadership in both chambers is now actively looking toward backup plans to fund the government.
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Mr. Ducourtioux said that he had voted for Mr. Hollande in the last election, but that this time he was looking toward the National Front, although he stopped short of naming it.
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"We're sorry we're not going to be able to weigh in more on that because, frankly, I think that's going to be really important," Mr. Dold said, looking toward the chamber door.
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The future you're looking toward: July 12's solar eclipse in Cancer is all about trusting your intuition—make sure to give yourself space to find and listen to your inner voice.
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As the current crop of tech unicorns — or start-ups valued at more than $1 billion — go public, venture fund 500 Startups is looking toward new frontiers for the next wave of innovation.
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A wide-open season that features multiple championship contenders led to a burst of trade activity — and additional rumors that never came to fruition — as clubs fortified their rosters looking toward the spring.
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In the new trailer for the third season of Tina Fey and Robert Carlock's comedy, the drama picks up with Kimmy (Ellie Kemper) completing her GED and looking toward the next step — college!
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With China still championing globalization and free trade, leaders around the world are looking toward the East Asian giant for direction, clarity and support, underscoring a shift in global trade and power relations.
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Teva has already sold off parts of its business, including its oncology division, and is now looking toward massive staff reductions as it tries to cut as much as $2 billion in costs.
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The luscious, string section-backed "2009" sees him reflecting on the passing of time, while on album opener "Come Back To Earth," he hones in on past mistakes while looking toward the future.
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The 17-year-old hurdler, a New Jersey high school senior and Team U.S.A.'s youngest track athlete since 1972, said in a post-race interview that she's already looking toward the future.
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The base of the party has shown very little interest in the issue and is looking toward candidates who want to expand Medicare to all Americans, as well as other tax-funded programs.
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But looking toward the future and not knowing whether I will have a job, or be able to complete assignments because of lack of resources, is what's weighing most heavily on my mind.
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Yoko Tawada, who was born in Japan but has lived in Germany since the early '80s, has written widely and wildly about the complexities of being human, often by looking toward other beasts.
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The future you're looking toward: July 211's eclipse in Cancer is a bit of a rollercoaster, bringing you new friendships, excitement around causes you believe in, and drama to your social life.
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Alphabet is looking toward the sky for other innovations, too: Its subsidiary Loon provides internet access via balloons to remote areas, and it's helping a partner operate satellites, another increasingly hot area of investment.
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While President Trump's science-slashing budget proposal never came to fruition, the skimpy status quo still means that science is going to be tightening belts and looking toward the private sector to for funding.
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Within its current portfolio, the team will be looking toward notable bets like MongoDB and RichRelevance to pay off in a big way to both deliver returns and keep the spotlight on the group.
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Most of us were looking toward a system that had been established after World War II — democratic governments, a globalized economy that would gradually bring the world together — and thought it was remarkably stable.
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But even as he reveled in the successes of an industry that was on the brink of collapse when he took office, the president was looking toward the day when he will leave office.
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As hardware continues to get smaller and battery life advances, some are even looking toward a future where monitors are stitched into clothing or clipped onto a jacket for a minute-by-minute reading.
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Looking toward the future, DigiTimes reported that chipmaker TSMC (Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company) recently announced the delivery of its 5nm design infrastructure, with expectations that TSMC will actually start producing 20193nm chips next year.
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BP CEO Bob Dudley said in a statement that "Alaska has been instrumental in BP's growth," but the London-based company is looking toward other opportunities in the U.S. and abroad as it reshapes.
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The coronavirus crisis has already put enormous stress on the United States, with hospital workers begging for more protective equipment and Americans looking toward their first federally mandated aid in the next several weeks.
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Instead of trying to get back to the way things were, we need to be looking toward the inevitable future when carbon is taxed and a renaissance in renewable energy jobs sweeps the country.
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The nascent 2020 campaign is shaping up to be all about radical ideas on the left, with candidates looking toward a populist, progressive agenda that's distinct from the centrist politics of previous election cycles.
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The future you're looking toward: The July 12 eclipse in Cancer will bring a new day job or line of work, and you'll be seeing your day-to-day life in a new light.
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Just a few weeks after the major launch of Windows 10 Fall Creators Update, Microsoft is already looking toward what's next as the company tests features that could fundamentally shape how you use web browsers.
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While the VA continues to dole out free opiates as treatment, many vets have begun looking toward a more natural—albeit federally illegal—treatment, that they say has vastly improved their quality of life: cannabis.
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He is also looking toward life after the presidency, when he said he might have an easier time fostering consensus on the need to confront climate change and mobilizing the public around a bipartisan approach.
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His tendency to emphasize that he was first with ideas that other candidates have now adopted can make it seem as if he is hearkening back to 2016 rather than looking toward the future. Sen.
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Even so, the company is still looking toward international expansion, including, notably, a push into the US market controlled by the likes of Apple and Samsung — a market that's proven particularly tough for new entrants.
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In expressing her disdain for Mr. Trump, Justice Ginsburg was anything but circumspect, leading some to wonder whether, after 23 years at the court, she is looking toward a possible retirement after the presidential election.
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Angelo Spenillo, general counsel for Siteimprove, which helps companies manage their presence online, said many little tech companies have been looking toward Google and Facebook for how user privacy and data will be managed online.
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Looking toward the 2020 presidential election, the most favorable development for Democrats in Tuesday's election was the fact that Trump has failed to convert his Midwest victories into a firm Republican base in the region.
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As a senior in high school, looking toward my dancing future, I figured that if I was going to take Irish dance any further, it would be in "Riverdance" — the original — or not at all.
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Armstrong is among a handful of staffers to leave the RNC this summer — several of the party's data staffers are looking toward the door after the party replaced its chief data officer, according to Politico.
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Companies need structure, and while leaders should always be looking toward the future and coming up with new and innovative ideas, it's important to ensure that there is a clear plan for the path forward.
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Katie Ledecky's Coach Moves On From His Masterpiece Bruce Gemmell had the coaching experience of a lifetime in Rio with his five-medal swimmer, but now there's a new crop of hopefuls looking toward 2020.
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He may be looking toward your potential meeting with him in November, aware that he needs to consider some new tools to stabilize his economy -- including minimizing any controllable downside risks like more US tariffs.
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"Thirty, 40 years ago, these were kids who may have been looking toward far-left or anarchist ideologies, or Communism," notes Alexander Meleagrou-Hitchens, research director for a program on extremism at George Washington University.
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As well as a day off, traders were looking toward June unemployment data due out on Friday for a glimpse of the how much the labor market may be tightening, and for potential price pressure.
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The future you're looking toward: The July 12 eclipse in Cancer will have you focused on communication; you'll be developing your listening skills, learning to trust your intuition, and feeling confident about speaking your truth.
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Having now seen the outcome of the French elections and looking toward our own election I think we are at an interesting and potentially decisive point in the history of the EU as a security provider.
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Looking toward Cleveland this year, the present 21952-member rules committee has the power to change the rules that govern the convention and to disregard the authority that binds delegates to state and local voters' preferences.
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While everyone wants to save the environment, all the laws and money swirling around green technologies that end up atop people's houses create a complicated future for citizens looking toward renewable energy to save a buck.
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"When the GDP numbers were out, the market did not react negatively and instead started looking toward the rate cut, so the rally has already happened," said Vidya Bala, Head of Mutual Fund Research at FundsIndia.com.
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Looking toward November, the Koch organizations are already committed to attacking incumbent Democratic Senators in Wisconsin, Indiana, Missouri and Florida while looking at their chance of influencing the outcome in as many as 14 other races.
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Month after month as we sat on my Brooklyn rooftop, looking toward Manhattan, I thought about my eggs hidden in one of those buildings and wondered about the day we would be ready to use them.
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Even GOP figures loyal to Trump see any such move as hugely counterproductive, while more critical conservative voices — especially those looking toward November's midterm elections — fear the president would make already-difficult terrain close to impossible.
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ROSTOV-ON-DON, Russia (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia are looking toward the Asian Cup with hope after they showed signs of progress in their 1-0 defeat to Uruguay as they exited the World Cup on Wednesday.
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That left Sergio Rossi — a brand in a turnaround effort that recently named a team rather than a single creative director — as the house most focused on looking toward the new, complete with new name: SR1.
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For many of us, the teenage period sees the beginning of some of our lifelong passions: We start reading big novels, performing music, seeking romance, caring about our appearance, looking toward the prospect of a career.
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Shachar acknowledges that a company like his could be also be an attractive target for a large company, but he and his co-founders are only looking toward building the business and continuing to improve the product.
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Netflix's Iron Fist may have landed to lackluster reviews, but the streaming service is already looking toward its next big superhero show with a new teaser video for Marvel's The Defenders, according to our friends at Polygon.
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When the conversation lapsed and we were looking toward the sea, I turned back toward her, thinking of a question I could ask that would keep the conversation going, but before I could speak, Jen kissed me.
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While many education apps are designed for the iPad instead of the Mac, Kosovan said Apple may be looking toward a more universal operating system in the future, which would make its Mac app model more relevant.
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Gun control advocates are looking toward the changing political climate in Florida, where the Republican governor, Rick Scott, and state lawmakers defied the N.R.A. in proposing to raise to 21 the minimum age to buy any firearm.
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Looking toward the environment, critics of Scott Pruitt, who heads the E.P.A., say he is deploying extraordinary secrecy as he rolls back regulations, closes offices and eliminates staff in his push to dismantle the agency's environmental mission.
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The future you're looking toward: The solar eclipse in Cancer on July 12 will have you discovering things about yourself, shedding old skin, and feeling like a new person—but you'll also feel emotional and totally exhausted.
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Goldman Sachs said last week it is looking past the meeting and instead looking toward easing conflicts in Iraq, Libya and Nigeria that could return sidelined crude supply to markets and potentially push it back into glut territory.
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Investors are looking toward the third quarter's expected 5 percent-plus earnings growth as fuel to put the bull market back on track, but several analysts warn that the earnings season may bring a new cause for concern.
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The company wouldn't confirm whether it was still looking toward digital currency as a fundraising method moving forward, though it did tell the news agency that using blockchain for security purposes is still very much on the table.
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SANTIAGO (Reuters) - A Chilean start-up that has built artificial intelligence software to help recreate animal-based foods using plants is looking toward U.S. multinationals after signing deals at home to sell its products, the company's founders said.
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But the latest model seems to be angling for a different market, with increased processing power, improved 3D scanning and a higher-res projector, the company is looking toward educational and business applications, including retail kiosks and manufacturers.
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The Clintons will hold joint conversations at the shows and share "stories and inspiring anecdotes that shaped their historic careers in public service, while also discussing issues of the day and looking toward the future," Live Nation said.
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"I think there is a willingness on both sides to say, 'Look, we may disagree on stuff, we may have problems from our past, but what we ought to be looking toward is our future,'" Mr. Herbert said.
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Looking toward the year ahead, here are some of the high-level changes I expect we will see in media in 2020, broken into seven categories: film & TV, gaming, visual & audio effects, social media, music, podcasts and publishing.
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"Companies need structure, and while leaders should always be looking toward the future and coming up with new and innovative ideas, it&aposs important to ensure that there is a clear plan for the path forward," she says.
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"We are beginning to see the positive impact of the stability in the foreign exchange market and coupled with the attractive valuation of most stocks, offshore investors have started looking toward the stock market," stock broker Austin Egberi said.
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The startup has focused a great deal of its efforts on VR to date, but is increasingly looking toward augmented reality experiences as well, having just debuted a project at Comic-Con with FX that utilized the Microsoft HoloLens.
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"We invited ATF Deputy Director Ronald Turk and special agent in charge William Temple to testify today because they can provide some of the answers the Zapata family and the public deserve," Chaffetz said, looking toward the empty seats.
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"I think there is a willingness on both sides to say, 'Look, we may disagree on stuff, we may have problems from our past, but what we ought to be looking toward is our future,' " Herbert told the Times.
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Still, for Republicans licking their wounds from this month's drubbing and looking toward a grim two years in the minority where they have little ability to influence policy, Mr. McCarthy's political talents appear to be matched to the moment.
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As voting wound down, voters and election observers were looking toward the next step: ensuring that ballots were properly counted, which was being done manually, and matched with the electronic data in an effort to ensure no ballot stuffing.
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Adam Bonica, a political scientist at Stanford, said that in looking toward the future everything points to a strategic advantage for the Democrats in promoting immigration and the core values of decency and inclusiveness that their base stands for.
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The future you're looking toward: July 12's eclipse in Cancer will bring drama to your love life and creative process—but new inspiration is on the way, as well as new opportunities to have fun and enjoy romance!
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In this Saturday, May 26, 2018, image released by the U.S. Geological Survey HVO shows an aerial view of fissure 22 looking toward the south, as Kilauea Volcano continues its eruption cycle near Pahoa on the island of Kilauea, Hawaii.
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Wall Street is looking toward the Fed's two-day policy meeting, which concludes on Wednesday, with 233 analysts polled by Reuters expecting the central bank will raise rates 183 basis points to a range of 21 percent to 20.5 percent.
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"The establishment Democrats are still, I think, looking toward candidates who can self-fund," said Mr. Sanders, a progressive independent who had enormous success raising about $230 million in mostly small-dollar and online donations during his 2016 presidential bid.
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As the world's largest technology manufacturers increasingly move toward creating products that are designed to be difficult or impossible to repair, Motherboard has started looking toward the margins of tech to find the people keeping older machines alive and running.
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The new area will be located at a separate expanse of the wall that, when seen from the plaza looking toward the wall, stands to the right of the current Orthodox-administered compound where men and women will still worship separately.
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It will focus first on Southeast Asia before looking toward other Asian countries, like Korea, Japan and India, where "regulations are maturing quickly and as a result we're doing our due diligence amid increasing scrutiny from local governments," He says.
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"I invite everyone to make this day a new stage of getting over the bitterness of the past and looking toward the future," Lieutenant General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, head of the military council, said at the end of the ceremony.
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As Ms. Prueitt became famous for her warm morning buns glittering with sugar, writing cookbooks and winning awards for her work, she also explored the universe of alternative baking, looking toward the hippie-chic pleasures of brown rice, oats and buckwheat.
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"One of the big questions that everyone is looking toward, both the European allies and some of his own aides, is which Trump we're going to get when he goes to the summit," said the New York Times' Julie Hirschfeld Davis.
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Trump has made clear that "once ISIS and its remnants are destroyed that the United States would be looking toward having countries in the region playing a larger role in ensuring security and leaving it at that," one official said.
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"The broader question is whether the economy is gaining the kind of momentum and traction that we need for a market that has been looking toward new highs," said Quincy Krosby, market strategist at Prudential Financial in Newark, New Jersey.
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Mr. Biden's final 24 hours in New Hampshire showed a candidate trying the kind of multitasking that is never ideal on the campaign trail: simultaneously seeking votes from New Hampshire residents while also looking toward contests in more favorable states.
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So, while some were interested in the longer-term prospects of investing in a fund such as XLE or the United States Oil Fund, ticker USO, which tracks crude oil itself, others were looking toward more aggressive directional trades, Lydon said.
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Looking toward the 2018 congressional and gubernatorial elections, AFP officials said they planned to boost the network's spending on policy and political activities to between $300 million and $400 million, up from an estimated $250 million for the 2016 campaigns.
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Biden on Trump: "He's the bully that I knew my whole life" But Biden, keenly aware the polls show Democrats care deeply about candidates' ability to beat President Donald Trump in 2020, spent considerable time in the interview looking toward that goal.
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By using a global network ground-based telescopes like TRAPPIST and space-based telescopes like Spitzer, the researchers continued looking toward the TRAPPIST system and were able to determine the orbital periods, distances from their star, radius and and masses of the planets.
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"I hope and pray that we never have a president like Donald Trump in the Democratic Party — one that would betray the national interests and the country's security to help with his reelection," Schiff said, looking toward the Democratic side of the Senate.
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The skit saw Clinton address America about her recent campaign woes – "I'm the underdog now, I'm this election's Rudy" – and assure them she was looking toward the future by making the strongest possible case she could for the support of New York voters.
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In a survey of 800 leaders of multimillion-dollar global businesses, 67 percent said they valued technology over people when looking toward the next five years, according to research from the Korn Ferry Institute, a consulting firm that specializes in hiring executives.
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"As soon as we saw her photo, we fell in love with Kairi's expressive eyes and angelic face, looking toward the future and being excited for all that it holds," the company's President and CEO, Bill Partyka, said in the press release.
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"We're also looking toward organizing various tissue models in a 'cross-talk' system in order to evaluate the effects of something you put on a skin in terms of liver toxicity and absorption by the small intestine," MatTek's senior scientist Bachelor said.
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For those concerned the company was ready to pack it in after one (admittedly extremely large, prolonged and costly) mistake, the company is already looking toward the next generation, even as an investigation into precisely what happened with the Note 7 remains open.
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And the company's "moon-shot" efforts (things such as its Google Fiber high-speed internet service and developments with self-driving cars), while decidedly not profitable, show that it is looking toward the future and willing to make big bets on it.
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What is clearly unspoken about this latest move is that this leaner, meaner Tradeshift is going to continue to weather this year, at the very least, as a private company before, most likely, looking toward its long-awaited IPO in the mid-term.
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"From his policies to his tone, I think Ryan is looking toward what the future of the party is going to look like, post-Donald Trump," said Liesl Hickey, a veteran congressional aide and former executive director of the House Republican campaign committee.
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However, there is new and exciting growth in more water-rich areas in the Pacific Northwest, and in cities such as Chicago, Atlanta, New York and others that are now looking toward water recycling to help manage stormwater and receiving water quality challenges.
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"There's a number of hypotheses why we're looking toward a future that is more Republican," Young declared of the Senate's composition, arguing that Democrats have had to write off much of the territory they used to contest in the middle of the country.
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The print wall is making its public debut on stage at today's Rapid kickoff event – a fitting setting, in a city that's looking toward technology to help replace some of the job loss it suffered as local manufacturing moved to lower cost markets overseas.
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But artists like Margo Price are making music that explores that question honestly and incisively, creating a sound that's as rooted in American musical tradition as it is progressive in its message, looking toward a better future while keeping its eyes on the past.
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The mixed-gender section was to have been located at a separate expanse of the wall that, when seen from the plaza looking toward the wall, stands to the right of the current Orthodox-administered compound where men and women will still worship separately.
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But to earn the trust of Americans as a governing party looking toward 2020, Democrats will need to meet the deepest concerns people have about how they will be able to care for and support their families and provide a better future for their children.
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"This is extremely frightening and disturbing to hear that this is happening in Canada, and certainly we would be looking toward law enforcement agencies to be monitoring any risks or threats to the safety and well-being of our communities and broader communities," she said.
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While shadow ministers, some of them relatively inexperienced, are being prepped in working the levers of government so as not to get bogged down by bureaucracy, Labour advisers say they are looking toward countries such as Denmark or Germany for advice on implementing progressive policies.
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I'm looking toward Lions left fielder Jason Goodyear as I write this, coming off a Gold Glove and a close second place in American League MVP voting, coming off a possible divorce and a lonely drive across the desert in his busted old Jeep.
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Now, with her children's future in mind, Ms. Farquharson, who has earned her high school equivalency diploma, is looking toward college, aiming for a higher-paying job and an opportunity to get off food stamps, while enabling her to fund her children's college tuition.
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And while Democrats should and will fight this attempt to ram tax cuts through with the vote of a lame-duck Senator, if I were a Dem strategist looking toward next November I'd be looking at current GOP moves and thinking, "Make my day."
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They just saw their best chance at a team fade away, so they're going to start looking toward Plan B. They know how much relocation sucks—they went through it themselves, and with a team that immediately turned around and won the Cup to boot.
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Those living in Upper Manhattan and Harlem must contend with buildings and structures rising up from The Bronx; those on the Upper East Side and Midtown will be looking toward Queens; and those in the East Village down to Houston Street will be facing Brooklyn edifices.
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If Google, Tesla, and the other tech behemoths looking to remake transportation had even a fraction of the chutzpah and innovative capacity of General Motors, Ford, and their automobile counterparts did in the early 20th century, they would be looking toward reprogramming transportation from the ground up.
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Different wings of the company have been looking toward various actions to take the remaining Galaxy Note devices in the wild out of commission, from cutting off access to cell towers in New Zealand to a software update that won't let units charge past 60-percent.
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The principal charm of this aesthetic, like a yellowing photograph, comes from age, dating Hong Kong to a specific moment in the 1980s and early 1990s, when it was at its peak and looking toward the 1997 handover to China with equal measures of hope and trepidation.
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The Yankees savored the much-needed victory after coming out of the All-Star break with a dispiriting loss, which had dropped them five and a half games behind Boston, and while looking toward a daunting task on Sunday night against the Mets' ace, Jacob deGrom.
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By looking toward the future, Mr. Juncker to some extent reflected the bloc's at least partial recovery from several acute crises, including a wave of migration from the Middle East and Africa, Britain's vote to leave the bloc and a surge in far-right political forces.
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More U.S. businesses, grown from taxpayer-funded research and development grants that spur innovation, are looking toward China for additional funding in response to the domestic valley of death, particularly in areas that are important to our military future but not attractive to domestic venture capital.
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Many investors had been looking toward the Group of 20013 summit later this month for more definitive signs of the direction of trade talks between the United States and China, giving the Fed a clearer picture on whether to take action on rates at the July meeting.
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But on this rainy winter day, somehow it seemed ominous that instead of looking toward America's bright future with optimism, nearly every speaker focused on how we were witnessing "a peaceful transition of power," as if this is the best thing we can offer the world on this day.
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While so many in and out of the industry are still looking toward the grunge and oversized silhouettes of the '90s, Kimmy was taking things one step further, resurrecting pieces like acid wash jeans and bodycon dresses, pieces that so many people had sworn to never wear again.
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While it is difficult, both literally and figuratively, to escape symbols memorializing the state's mythologized Civil War past -- whether cast in stone or as part of the state flag -- there is a sizable number of Mississippians who acknowledge our complicated history yet are looking toward a new future.
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Its recent acquisition by Shell, a living dinosaur that continues to make its billions pumping fossil fuels out of the ground, illustrates one of the ways the energy companies that dominated the past are looking toward a future in which power is harnessed from the sun and the wind.
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They included a re-creation of Mr. Armstrong securing an American flag in the lunar dust; Mr. Bean standing alongside Mr. Conrad on the moon, looking toward earth; Eugene A. Cernan riding in a lunar rover during the Apollo 21975 mission and the earth rising above the moon.
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Yang told Business Insider she hopes her collection will help educate people about the importance of environmental protection, echoing sentiments shared by Manchanda who, in speaking about sustainability, said her theme of looking toward the past can help inspire people to make more eco-conscious decisions in the future.
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Instead, you see through the point of view of, perhaps, someone waking from a stupor, their head still tilted sideways, gazing out from a corner of a room across a small table, looking toward a sofa and the small rectangle of a window, outside of which there are only clouds.
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Looking toward the future, Dupont wants to extend the applications of the implant to treat short bowel syndrome, a condition in which children born with a complete bowel get an infection, causing so much bowel to be removed that the children often cannot absorb nutrients properly and are fed intravenously.
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Yet it is important to remember that we are dealing with a state museum tasked with telling the history of Estonia through its art in ways that will be suitable to the new political direction of the country, overwriting its Soviet past and looking toward Northern Europe for its future.
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Comcast isn't a name that gets tossed around much when people talk about connected home automation plays from the likes of Apple, Amazon and Google, but all the while the cable giant has been looking toward the space as the next step in its ever-growing offering of home service bundles.
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But as the Clinton campaign and its allies see the challenge from Mr. Sanders fading and have grown more comfortable with their delegate lead, they are shifting some of their attention away from the primary and looking toward the general election, mapping out fund-raising plans and sharpening their message.
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In Oct 2018, when the Brexit negotiation is still going on, Queen Elizabeth told Dutch King that the UK is looking toward a "new partnership" with Europe, the values shared by the UK and Holland "are our greatest assets", when she was entertaining him and his wife at Buckingham Palace.
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With both NASA and the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in President Trump's crosshairs, climate change deniers in the White House and Congress wishing to gut research on the topic will also be looking toward the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), which oversees a lion's share of the federal government's climate change research.
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Looking toward the big event this Monday night, Americans are fixated on whether Democratic nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE will cough or stumble.
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"I hope the community will become more conscious about the importance of planting trees and looking after the ecosystem in order to raise seafood sustainably and prevent coastal erosion," he said, looking toward the Gulf of Thailand, which has gnawed away at the shore, bringing the sea ever closer to his home.
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A smaller figure of a young woman seemingly emerges from behind his head, and farther to the left there are to sets of figures: a young man, who is also facing left, and a couple, with the woman looking toward the viewer and the man turned to the right, presumably toward the young man.
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But as lawmakers, foreign leaders and even some of his own aides begin looking toward the day he will leave the White House, recent experience shows that the eighth year of a presidency can also be a time of enormous consequence in which the occupant of the Oval Office still matters, for better or worse.
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"Looking toward the future, we believe that Starbucks can grow its nascent Starbucks Reserve business from a tiny revenue generator today into a $3 billion revenue business over time (1,000 Starbucks Reserve stores achieving $3 million in average unit volumes, or roughly twice what the average U.S. Starbucks store attained in fiscal 2016)," Kalinowski wrote.
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But even with oil prices low (a barrel of West Texas Crude is currently trading at less than $50 per barrel) and exploration budgets tightening, oil and gas companies looking toward the future remain very interested in the Arctic, where the U.S. Geological Survey estimates roughly 40 percent of the world's untapped reserves lay.
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Looking toward the future, there's one last finding from the Zenger and Folkman study that might be relevant to Democrat voters and leaders come February 2020 when the presidential primary begins: The closer men and women get to the highest levels of power, the more their employees believe women are better leaders than men.
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And if the president openly admits that he was looking toward future business opportunities in Russia in the event he lost the 2016 election, it's equally unsafe to assume he isn't doing so right now with respect to the 2020 election — or that American policy toward Russia isn't being softened, restrained, bent and debased accordingly.
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This time, obviously, we were fighting for the lives that were taken in America because anything that happens there resonates with the UK deeply and emotionally, but in the future, we're looking toward spreading awareness about what's happening in the UK, not just working in partnership with the US. What are your plans for the movement?
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"The threat of impeachment provides Republicans their best point of attack looking toward the midterm elections, and I think we're going to hear a lot more about it from their arsenal as they try to isolate the Robert Mueller investigation and delegitimize it," Lee Miringoff, the pollster who conducted the NPR/PBS poll, said of the results.
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From the day Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE assumed office, pundits have been looking toward the 220006 presidential election.
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In a statement, Fancy Bears said "the Europeans and the Anglo-Saxons are fighting for power and cash in the sports world" and suggested Russia's ban is linked to bribery within the Olympic movement: "[The U.S. and Canada] are looking toward depriving Lausanne's old corrupt officials of access to multimillion funds and bribes that form an integral part of the sports world."
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"Although we regret we will never be able to tell our full story in court, it is apparent that a trial many months from now would have left FSU fighting over the past rather than looking toward its very bright future," Thrasher said, adding that he was confident the trial would've yielded the same conclusion as two investigations and a student conduct hearing that cleared Winston.
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No matter whether you're a college student looking to break into the workforce or well-established but still looking toward the next step in your career, there's one universal piece of advice that can help you be successful, writes John D. Spooner in his book "No One Ever Told Us That: Money And Life Lessons For Young Adults": Be confident in yourself and your abilities.
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With Unscripted Durham, Austin Lawrence Partners is the developer and managing general partner and will pay the Dream Hotel Group a fee to manage it "It used to be that boutique hotels worked in the coastal cities like New York, but now the center of the country is also looking toward this lifestyle," said Jay Stein, the chief executive of the Dream Hotel Group.
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The company recently said that it is looking toward an IPO, with the business currently valued at around $4 billion and counting 50,000 customers, with half in China and half in the U.S. "Thanks to our founding team and all employees we're well on track and looking forward to delivering the M-Byte this year to customers in China, followed by the US and Europe in 2020," said Byton co-founder and current CEO Dr. Daniel Kirchert.
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