I think that was the lynchpin that catapulted the dollar.
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OPEC lynchpin Saudi Arabia produced 10.5 million barrels a day.
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We are the lynchpin for world stability and democratic principles.
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It will become an important Franco-German lynchpin if he becomes president.
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The fashion house was the lynchpin; it needed both men to survive.
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The next, you're the lynchpin of Cano's team's win-now offseason strategy.
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Mehdi Benatia, the Juventus central defender, is the team's captain and lynchpin.
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The lynchpin of this elaborate edifice remains government backing, implicit and sometimes explicit.
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It's also the lynchpin to Monsanto's top-selling, glyphosate-tolerant, genetically engineered crops.
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"Family-based migration has been the lynchpin of our immigration system," said Ramos.
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Meanwhile, the peace with Israel, a lynchpin within Middle East regional security, was rattled.
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But sports, long the lynchpin of live television, kept those stupidly expensive cable packages going.
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Susan Collins, R-Maine: Collins is the lynchpin of this whole thing, to my mind.
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President Trump says major tax reform is the lynchpin of his ambitious economic growth agenda.
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It&aposs one of the lynchpin places where power is ratified and money is made.
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Duncan himself was, of course, the lynchpin of all that, even over the last few years.
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The banking system is the lynchpin of its economy and holds much of the government's debt.
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This is something Beats 1 clearly clocked when they hired former Rinse FM lynchpin Julie Adenuga.
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That she was somehow the sole lynchpin of a murder trial that spiraled out of control.
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The vote comes at a critical time for the country's economy, a lynchpin of the region.
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The NATO alliance has long formed the lynchpin of US national security, but cracks are appearing.
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Given Trump's expressed, belligerent views on the Muslim world, Africom will be set to be the lynchpin.
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But those programs do not get funds directly to small businesses, a lynchpin of the U.S. economy.
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But those programs do not get funds directly to small businesses, a lynchpin of the U.S. economy.
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The health of our workforce is the lynchpin to stabilizing our economy and preventing a deep recession.
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This case is being use as a lynchpin to overturn a decades-old protection on reproductive rights.
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The latest vote comes at a critical time for the country's economy, a lynchpin of the region.
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"NATO continues to be the lynchpin, the cornerstone, of our collective defense and U.S. security policy," Obama said.
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The category has long been a lynchpin in Apple's strategy — something that Steve Jobs held near and dear.
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Given Apple CEO Tim Cook's strong statements on security as a lynchpin of Apple strategy, that's not shocking.
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However, Kushner is the lynchpin to whatever Trump will announce in his address to the nation, Politico reported.
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Cohen was the lynchpin: He would pose as a Syrian businessman and gain insight into Syria's military strategy.
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Serbia is seen as the lynchpin and the EU hopes Belgrade's influence in the Balkans could help others reform.
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That single eyewitness report is now the lynchpin in the case against Nano, who didn't actually commit the crime.
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The region is a lynchpin of the Chinese company's ambition eventually to become the world's No.2 phone supplier.
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It would provide Ant with a coveted network of financial partnerships and form a lynchpin in their international strategy.
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It's hard to imagine the mindful being page really being the lynchpin of the Heitkamp reelect in North Dakota.
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But he's also been the lynchpin to helping writers and creators mold the portrayal of police in pop culture.
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But then, investors and Bloomberg discovered that the machine, the lynchpin of the entire Juicero operation, wasn't even needed.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has threatened to scrap the North American Free Trade Agreement, a lynchpin of the Mexican economy.
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It's unclear if the arrest was the lynchpin for the split, but if it was she clearly got over it.
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Not only does the actor balance humor and heart, but his character is written as the lynchpin of the group.
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It is a lynchpin of President Barack Obama's pivot-to-Asia strategy that she helped implement as secretary of state.
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The United States has been the lynchpin of the world order for many decades, an order constantly contested, never toppled.
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Many Americans, including President Donald Trump, see China as the lynchpin in getting North Korea to abandon its nuclear weapons program.
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The restaurant not only deserves credit for being the lynchpin of Richmond's craft beer scene, but also for revitalizing the city.
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Rim-running roll men who protect the paint, rebound, and set solid screens are a lynchpin of Van Gundy's basketball philosophy.
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That would be a lynchpin for the area, which is home to some of the country's top companies, universities and healthcare centers.
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It is seen as the lynchpin in the region and the EU hopes Belgrade's influence in the Balkans could help others reform.
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Hamburg, Germany (CNN)President Donald Trump has long said China is the lynchpin to solving North Korea's saber rattling with missile tests.
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Making sure Quinn is okay and redeeming the terrible fate she was dealt has kind of been the lynchpin of this show.
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The opinion does spend some time talking about the lynchpin of objections to the settlement: the neurodegenerative disease chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE).
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In succeeding the embattled John Boehner as speaker, Ryan became the lynchpin of a party whose tensions had started to become untenable.
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Working with the bots was a core competency for everyone, since they were the lynchpin of the plan to make Mars habitable.
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In the half-century following the murders, though, Manson has become another sort of icon — the lynchpin for a pop culture trope.
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The therapist focuses the conversation on the lynchpin of Elliot's relationship with his father: the day Elliot fell out of a window.
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Saudi Arabia is the lynchpin of a U.S.-backed regional bloc against Iran but the crisis has strained Riyadh's relations with the West.
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The lynchpin of this love story is its genesis in protest and its subjects' tortured ties to that history, which is still ongoing.
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The rich man — lynchpin of the triangle — says laughably "intellectual" things and looks good in both a suit and a pair of jeans.
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With its massive prowess, Orange County's resistance could serve as the lynchpin for the beginning of the end of California's ill-advised law.
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"They were there when Uber needed them," Ives said, calling the Vision Fund the "lynchpin" that kept Uber together at a pivotal moment.
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The lynchpin to a successful broadband initiative is something some Republicans would like us to move past — strong net neutrality and privacy protections.
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Last week, in a failed uprising, Guaido unsuccessfully sought to rally Venezuela's military, the lynchpin of support for the unpopular government, against Maduro.
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With Rasmus acting as the lynchpin to Apollon's evil schemes for world domination, it's time to switch focus back to our sexy teen heroes.
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But beyond this season looms a larger question about the future of the franchise, and the future of its least likely lynchpin: Andre Iguodala.
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The carmaker, a lynchpin of the German economy that employs roughly 20153,000 workers, has sought for years to turn the page on the scandal.
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The carmaker, a lynchpin of the German economy that employs roughly 650,000 workers, has sought for years to turn the page on the scandal.
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And it's people that advertisers and marketers the world over are hoping to engage, which in turn makes creativity a lynchpin in any business operation.
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Gazprom is a lynchpin of Russia's commodity-dependent economy with its sales accounting for over 5 percent of country's $1.6 trillion annual gross domestic product.
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If Adal is the lynchpin, it's because he's hoping this situation causes the President-elect Madame Keane (Elizabeth Marvel) to fire Carrie as her advisor.
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He has threatened to ditch NAFTA, a lynchpin of the Mexican economy, if he cannot rework it to secure better terms for the United States.
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And the idea that Michael Cohen is the lynchpin to the entire case and everything will crumble is fascinating that people would cling to that.
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Henry said the US-Japan relationship was the "lynchpin" of peace in the Asia region and Abe's move towards reconciliation was an acknowledgment of that.
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In attempting to repeal the ACA, congressional Republicans tried to remove the lynchpin of the plan -- Title I -- or else leave it to the states.
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The Keystone State has always been a heavy lift for the GOP nominee, but his campaign has made it the lynchpin of their battleground strategy.
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There's a lot at stake in Ukraine, a country that Jankowicz describes as the "lynchpin to the region," key to the security of eastern Europe.
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James Mangold's film is a brutal, bittersweet send-off for a character (and actor) who's arguably the lynchpin for the superhero movie genre's longest-running franchise.
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Mexico sends the vast majority of its exports north to the United States, and local officials view the trade agreement as a lynchpin of their economy.
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Federal programs are often the lynchpin for aiding states and localities in meeting the twin demands of maintaining their existing infrastructure and preparing for the future.
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The head of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is fueling speculation that he could try to repeal the lynchpin of the federal government's climate change regulations.
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With Supreme Court confirmation hearings underway, many of us are asking ourselves: Is Judge Neil Gorsuch a lynchpin of Trump's crime-and-punishment agenda for abortion?
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Mexico, Canada and the United States are currently engaged in talks to reshape NAFTA, a lynchpin of the Mexican economy that Trump has threatened to abandon.
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His latest album U, recently dropped on Monday Records, and he's asked UK Funky lynchpin Lil Silva to remix the melancholy euphoria of the single "Run".
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Gazprom is a lynchpin of Russia's commodity-dependent economy with its sales accounting for over 5 percent of the country's $1.6 trillion annual gross domestic product.
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"Congress must face reality and work quickly to stabilize this lynchpin of a $22019 trillion mailing industry that employs more than 7 million Americans," Carper said.
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Saudi Arabia is the lynchpin of a U.S.-backed regional alliance against Iran but the outcry over the murder has strained Riyadh's relations with the West.
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President Trump should remember that curtailing U.S. forces would significantly weaken the U.S.-South Korea alliance, which has been the lynchpin for the Korean peninsula's security.
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And while Ginobili has long been the lynchpin of the bench, Pop says the Spurs don't actively seek out players who can fit in around him.
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Obama called the organization "a lynchpin, a cornerstone" of U.S. and European security after a meeting with NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg at the White House.
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In fact, it wasn't until 2008 that California adopted a new (and controversial) DNA practice that ultimately provided investigators with the lynchpin they needed to nab Franklin.
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Mexico, Canada and the United States are currently engaged in fraught negotiations to reshape NAFTA, a lynchpin of the Mexican economy that Trump has threatened to abandon.
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Riyadh has become a lynchpin in the Trump administration's Middle East policy, which centers around isolating the Saudi Kingdom's rival Iran and keeping oil prices under control.
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Gazprom is a lynchpin of Russia's commodity-reliant economy with its sales accounting for more than 5 percent of the country's $1.6 trillion annual gross domestic product.
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Choosing a tax case in a Colorado circuit court with stakes of under $300 as the lynchpin for a feature film may sound like an odd choice.
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It would also make the program better support our national security objectives by shoring up the domestic refining base — a critical lynchpin to preparedness and mobilization logistics.
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Yu Sicheng, general manager of Alibaba Cloud's international business, said the unit's strength in China was a significant advantage and a lynchpin in the company's globalization plans.
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With four albums and several smaller releases under their belt, and having opened for acts like Manilla Road, Riot and Ensiferum, they've since become the scene's lynchpin.
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Trump returned to his argument that, as president, everyone would use the term "Merry Christmas," which has long been a lynchpin in his pitch to Christian voters.
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Really Harry Nilsson for me has been a lynchpin figure as a lineage to someone who knocked on death's door and, in his case, didn't make it.
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They were brief moments—and he didn't hold the ball for very long at any given time—when he was the key lynchpin in making things happen.
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A lynchpin of the House Republican "Better Way" agenda and viewed favorably by Trump's team, the policy would incentivize manufacturing by exempting export revenues from corporate taxes.
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Geo and Proximity Targeting Specific Precinct Voters Location has always been a lynchpin of OOH—just like precinct and zip code are the bellwethers of voter targeting.
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The report is particularly important because housing is the lynchpin to the recovery appearing in the overall market, says Dennis Davitt, portfolio manager at Harvest Volatility Management.
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Chinese trust fims, a lynchpin of the nation's non-bank shadow financing system, typically take in funds from retail investors and relend them at relatively high rates.
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Saudi Arabia's allies have reacted with outrage toward a country that is the lynchpin of a U.S.-backed regional bloc against growing Iranian influence in the Middle East.
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The lies about President Obama's nationality that "birther" Trump pushed for years, a lynchpin for gaining support from the bleeding right, should be a disqualifier for the presidency.
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The battle also featured a lynchpin spectacle, with the dazzling green explosion of wildfire that sunk a large part of the Baratheon fleet before they could make land.
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Recent European crackdowns threatened the lynchpin of that strategy, Uber B.V., but Uber found yet another loophole to take advantage of and shield billions in revenue from taxes.
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Their relationship is the lynchpin of the season, and compared to the other characters' interpersonal relationships—which all have their merit—it's the most successful of the plotlines.
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With domestic abuse still often treated as a taboo, even in a courtroom setting, the details of this case will continue to be a lynchpin in the ongoing conversation.
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The bill is being pushed by the pro-settler Jewish Home party, a lynchpin in the coalition government, and by members of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's own Likud faction.
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His scenes are clearly the lynchpin to the current theory floating around that Elliot is in a prison or a psych ward, but who is in in the world?
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Mexico, Canada and the United States are currently in the midst of fraught negotiations to reshape NAFTA, a lynchpin of the Mexican economy that Trump has threatened to abandon.
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He's the lynchpin of the Furious franchise, the various installments of which seemed to be trying to combine actors with varying badass levels and seeing how they shake out.
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Was there ever a point where you were making it and you were like, if we don't get this one lynchpin, this whole thing is going to fall apart?
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We seek to be a lynchpin in this "new" St. Louis, pushing art to its limits to propose a more innovative, equitable city amidst the urgencies of our moment.
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But by the end of the episode, we know two things: Nell is the lynchpin of our grim tale, and The Haunting of Hill House is a brilliant show.
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"I guess Trump is also mindful that Russia is circling around Turkey, and offering alternative alliances for this lynchpin NATO ally," posited Ash in an email on Tuesday morning.
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But, during the big reveal, Quinn flips the script — August, the lynchpin of the Rachel-Tommy plan denies the allegations, killing the scheme — and instead starts spilling Rachel's secrets.
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This has long been a lynchpin of Microsoft's strategy, given that its software already powers the servers for the biggest companies in the world for a long time now.
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Oil prices jumped in the last two days after Russian energy officials said they received proposals from OPEC lynchpin Saudi Arabia on managing output and were ready to talk.
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That package -- and whether it was used as a bargaining chip in Trump's attempts to push an investigation into the Bidens -- has become a lynchpin in the impeachment inquiry.
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The ruling comes as Mexico, the United States and Canada engage in fraught talks to try to save the North American Free Trade Agreement, a lynchpin of the Mexican economy.
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The state-controlled company is a lynchpin of Russia's commodity-reliant economy with its sales accounting for more than 21 percent of the country's $264.9800 trillion annual gross domestic product.
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Models are a lynchpin of the Paris accord, which seeks to re-direct trillions of dollars of investment to cleaner energy such as solar and wind power from fossil fuels.
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"If you believe Marc Andreessen that software is eating the world — and I do — then authentication is the lynchpin," said Trinity's Karan Mehandru, who's joining Auth0's board of directors.
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"Our goal is to work with the cities and with other service providers and use our tech as a lynchpin and communication network between all these siloed organizations," Shah said.
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The peso has been on a roller coaster ride this year due to uncertainty over negotiations to update the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), a lynchpin of Mexico's economy.
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"Pairing these two bills was the lynchpin of our strategy to pass appropriations bills in the Senate," said Senate Appropriations Chairman Richard ShelbyRichard Craig ShelbyIn-space refueling vs heavy lift?
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Trump has threatened to pull out of the North American Free Trade Agreement, a lynchpin of Mexico's economy, if he cannot rework it to better benefit American workers and interests.
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Trump has made a war on free trade a lynchpin of his presidency, picking fights with everyone from key US allies like Canada and Mexico to more adversarial states like China.
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Oil prices have jumped in the past 48 hours after Russian energy officials said they had received proposals from OPEC lynchpin Saudi Arabia on managing output, and were ready to talk.
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And when it comes to the electricity system—the lynchpin upon which so much of our society relies—widespread, long-lasting power outages can quickly devolve into nightmares all their own.
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And while Fox News women, 20 in total including lynchpin Gretchen Carlson, were able to take down Ailes, it was something the Murdoch sons were reportedly already itching to do anyway.
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Oil prices have been helped by some signs that OPEC lynchpin Saudi Arabia and other mainstays of that group of producing countries may be ready to talk more on managing output.
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This week, Saudi Arabia, the lynchpin of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, along with Qatar and Venezuela, and non-OPEC member Russia, proposed to freeze output at January's highs.
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DOD should increase its investment in "advanced computing" technology -- which represents the lynchpin for broader application -- and analytical technology -- which is used to display information to a human operator, he said.
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Despite being a longtime skeptic of the North American Free Trade Agreement, Lopez Obrador now says he wants to retain the pact, which is a lynchpin of Mexico's export-led economy.
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A fifth series of "House of Cards" is in the works, despite a clear decline in quality since season two and rumours that Kevin Spacey—the drama's lynchpin—is planning to leave.
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Analysts said losing a UN Security Council permanent member and NATO lynchpin like Britain would likely diminish the EU's influence and respect around the world, while also making it more inward-looking.
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College coaches across big-time sports get special praise for graduating players—like they have exceeded expectations as coaches—while the NCAA uses education as the lynchpin to an entire business model.
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The lynchpin of Project SkyBender appears to be cutting-edge millimeter wave technology, which can transmit gigabits of data every second at speeds up to 40 times faster than modern 4G LTE.
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But as Russia continues to maintain its aggressive posture in Eastern Europe, many NATO members are also waiting for Trump to reaffirm US commitment to the lynchpin of the alliance: Article 5.
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The American people rely on Congress to conduct public and private hearings to ensure transparency when it comes to maintaining a lynchpin alliance and the protracted challenge of negotiating with North Korea.
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The Anfield club will have no desire to sell their creative lynchpin, but Barcelona, flush with a huge amount of spare cash, could make an offer that would be hard to refuse.
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A lynchpin of the U.S. housing market, the federal agency known as Ginnie Mae guarantees approximately $2 trillion in MBS - housing loans packaged into bonds - with the explicit backing of the government.
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That concept — known as zero-rating — is the lynchpin of Free Basics, a suite of free tools produced by Facebook that is offered in some countries through partnerships with local wireless providers.
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Sam and Dean started off as two guys in a cool car killing vampires, but they've evolved into the lynchpin upon which the fate of the cosmos relies, in a lot of ways.
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His comments have only fueled simmering worries amongst some Japanese in recent years about whether Washington would defend Tokyo in a crisis under their alliance - the lynchpin of Japan's security policy for decades.
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Four years after the Arab Spring, the lynchpin of OPEC faces more social unrest, as Saudis digest unaccustomed austerity amid plummeting oil prices, costly military intervention in Yemen and increased tension with Iran.
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Deputy Chief Executive Office Aaron Canning said rule changes in China had led to 40% lower sales through the company's "daigou" network of informal exporters, once the lynchpin of its success in China.
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That's because it doesn't take a Supreme Court justice to understand that the right to vote is the lynchpin to the many rights, liberties and freedoms we all hold so dear as Americans.
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Kislyak proved to be a critical lynchpin in undermining the credibility of the Trump administration and an apparent key person in the potential compromise of General Michael Flynn, Trump's former National Security Adviser.
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Four of the world's largest crypto exchanges are leading a $32 million investment in an ambitious venture out of Korea that's aiming to develop a new stable coin using e-commerce as the lynchpin.
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The lynchpin of this milestone is Google's 20 renewable contracts it has accumulated over the years, which provide it with enough solar and wind power to account for every unit of electricity it consumes.
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The case has put into focus the West's close relationship with Saudi Arabia - a major arms buyer and lynchpin of Washington's regional plans to contain Iran - given the widespread scepticism over its initial response.
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The Dangers of Amplifying False NarrativesThe third issue to address is the seemingly explanatory (and, admittedly, tidily appealing) idea that 4chan—and its alt-right trolls—were the lynchpin for securing Trump's Presidential victory.
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The man who murdered Tomlin (Dominic Fumusa) and Astrid (Nina Hoss) is the lynchpin between Adal, the underground sock puppet company Max is pretending to work at, and the bomb framing Sekou Bah (J.
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South Korea is a regional lynchpin and stalwart US ally, and the outcome of a general election, should the court rule that Park step down, could have security and economic implications in Asia and beyond.
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We spoke with local and federal law enforcement officials who tell us ... they believe the employees were the lynchpin that caused cops to corner Steve Stephens in Erie, PA. As you know, Stephens killed himself.
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They share a vision of climate protection as the lynchpin of a just transition to a new economy — an alternative to the Trump agenda that is devastating working America in the name of saving it.
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His gratuitous deregulation agenda, the lynchpin of the White House's public works projects, allows the administration to sell Americans' public health and public lands to industry and special interests to finance the infrastructure spending program.
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The token has been steadily falling since early May, when its peak value was $808, and as the lynchpin for many ICO project tokens, its demise has sent the value of most other tokens down, too.
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Bertelli is a lynchpin in Eni's corporate strategy which in recent years has seen it break ranks with major rivals and ignore the rush to shale, focusing instead on eking out the world's conventional energy resources.
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Just last week in London, Kerry, standing next to Saudi Foreign Minister Adel al-Jubeir, insisted that despite Washington's outreach to Iran, the U.S.-Saudi alliance remains a "lynchpin" of U.S. efforts in the Middle East.
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Recognizing that oil is no longer the economic lynchpin it once was, he also wants to open a new chapter in the Saudi economy, much like Trump wants to do the same for the U.S. economy.
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And Jay, we've been talking about this for a couple of years, you and I. You've made protecting the retail investors from the fraudsters, the scamsters, the Ponzi schemers, the whole lynchpin of your time here.
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It comes down to the lynchpin of Warren's plan: a "employer Medicare contribution" where companies required to offer health insurance under Obamacare pay 98 percent of their per-employee health care costs to the federal government.
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It was certainly the lynchpin of his victory over Hillary and a crucial argument in his case against the hawkish McCain who famously commented it was fine with him if troops stayed in Iraq 100 years.
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The lynchpin in this approach is striking a deal with Turkey to enable resources to flow to eastern Syria from Iraq and northern Syria, and to keep U.S. partners focused on the stabilization tasks at hand.
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While strong earnings in the country's lynchpin technology sector, have helped to spark investor demand, funds are now counting on Moon's presidency to soothe some of the geopolitical tensions and provide a fresh catalyst for gains.
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The acquisition is the lynchpin of a plan by Big Blue to create a new business unit, IBM Cloud Video Services, that will combine Ustream with other recent acquisitions including Clearleap, which it bought last month.
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"The two leaders will also discuss developments and shared priorities in the region, including enhancing regional economic integration and addressing ongoing conflicts, and Egypt's longstanding role as a lynchpin of regional stability," the White House said.
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Although there are no details of what supposedly happened that evening between Versace and the man who would one day kill him, it seems that lynchpin of a Crime Story scene was built around this small detail.
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Putin's patience with his subordinate is undergoing its severest test this week after an independent report alleged that Mutko's own deputy was a lynchpin in a program to facilitate doping by covering up athletes' positive test results.
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Top Clinton executives had brought in an outside law firm to audit the Clinton Foundation as part of an effort to streamline and professionalize Clinton's various enterprises, and Band's memo would be a lynchpin of that effort.
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As it turns out, the lynchpin there could be that mysterious cargo that Cassian Andor was so intent on rescuing from the Empire, and that is ultimately revealed in the final moments of Secrets of the Empire.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump's plans for sharp cuts to corporate taxes will lead Israeli technology companies, a lynchpin of Israel's economy, to consider shifting their domicile to the United States, industry and accountancy executives say.
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Supporters of the deal, led by Prime Minister Zoran Zaev, have focused on the vote as being the lynchpin of the country's future prosperity, the key to its ability to join NATO and, eventually, the European Union.
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If those who favor giving even more power to the central planners to achieve their goal, history will show that Dodd-Frank served as the lynchpin for creating an even less informed and more distortionary monetary policy.
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Mexico's government, and particularly the foreign ministry, has pushed hard to defend NAFTA, a lynchpin of its export-led economy, ahead of a July 2018 election in which the ruling Institutional Revolutionary Party is currently polling third.
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Which brings us to the lynchpin in the Ron Paul/Tim Duncan are Similar argument: an online poll conducted by the Sporting News that asks who is the best NBA athlete of the decade, Duncan or Kobe.
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Clinton's argument that she's a proven pragmatist who can get things done—a lynchpin of her campaign against Sanders for the Democratic nomination—rests on a view of history that highlights leaders at the expense of social movements.
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From Uber's former CEO Travis Kalanick getting sued by his company's lynchpin investors at Benchmark to Google's struggles with a recently fired employee over a gender diversity screed that went viral, it's been a wild week in tech.
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This episode is a reminder of her importance as the lynchpin for all of OITNB's Big Ideas about the inhumanity inherent in the prison industrial complex, and how the system is stacked against the marginalized to begin with.
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Together with recent investments in Asia, MoneyGram is a lynchpin asset in Ant's ambition to grow its payments infrastructure beyond China, which would also clear the path for Alibaba to target new markets with its e-commerce empire.
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He has stated that the Obama administration's 2009 finding that greenhouse gases are a danger to public health and welfare — the lynchpin for climate change regulation by the EPA — should not be reconsidered, a position that conservatives oppose.
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"Oil isn't the economic lynchpin it used to be, but it can't be a good sign for the global economy if that asset is stuck in the low-$22s even as risk appetite recovers," the research firm said.
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The U.S.-Japan alliance has been the lynchpin of Tokyo's security policy for decades, but worries have simmered in recent years as to whether Washington will continue to be willing and able to defend its key Asian ally.
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He has stated that the Obama administration's 2009 finding that greenhouse gases are a danger to public health and welfare -- the lynchpin for climate change regulation by the EPA -- should not be reconsidered, a position that conservatives oppose.
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The SPV is seen as the lynchpin of European efforts to salvage the nuclear accord, from which U.S. President Donald Trump - who took office after the pact was clinched - withdrew in May, calling it flawed in Iran's favor.
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But while the anti-elites mantras of the two men may be in synch, Trump's attempt to use a British political issue as a lynchpin for his "America First" message is already proving to be a tricky thing.
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The throwback photographs, which have been a major part of 13 Reasons' recent trailers, are the lynchpin to realizing Liberty High's problem with sexual misconduct goes far deeper than the horrific actions of one mister Bryce Walker (Justin Prentice).
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The U.S. Supreme Court's recent landmark decision on union fees has opened the door to legal challenges on public sector unions' authority to exclusively represent workers, a lynchpin in the U.S. system of collective bargaining, labor law experts said.
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"The world economy depends on the free flow of commerce, and it is incumbent on all nations to protect and preserve this lynchpin of global prosperity," Captain Bill Urban, a spokesman for U.S. Central Command, said in a statement.
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In an interview with Radio Capital, Berlusconi - whose Forza Italia (Go Italy!) party is the lynchpin of the centre-right coalition - said he spoke on behalf of League leader, Matteo Salvini, who has given mixed signals on the euro.
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The killing of Khashoggi, a critic of de facto ruler Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, has put into focus the West's close relationship with Saudi Arabia - a major arms buyer and lynchpin of Washington's regional plans to contain Iran.
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But in the midst of protests, conflict and oppression in the Middle East, Jordan is a stabilizing influence in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, a stalwart partner in the fight against extremism in the region and a lynchpin U.S. ally.
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White House officials said the US would also help finance an eventual economic package, but buy-in from Middle Eastern countries will be crucial as administration officials consider the economic portion to be a lynchpin of its peace proposal.
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During a "Who's On First" type situation, Liza confirms in a lynchpin of a conversation she never felt sexual coerced by Charles, despite the fact Charles was actually asking her opinions about author and creep Edward L.L. Moore (Richard Masur).
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Russia's energy ministry had said that Moscow and OPEC lynchpin Saudi Arabia had reached a general agreement that the OPEC+ format should be "institutionalized" and extended until 2019 and beyond to monitor the market and take joint action if needed.
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"We just see ridiculous economics going on in multi-family housing, Class A, in downtown, commercial real estate but it's all built on one lynchpin: The price of Amazon stock because employees get paid in restricted stock units," he said.
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Rhenzy Feliz "The second I got the audition, before I even went into the room, I knew what I was auditioning for," says Rhenzy Feliz, who plays – and is a dead-ringer for — the Runaways' resident genius and lynchpin, Alex Wilder.
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"The left and the PD are crumbling away," said Renato Brunetta, lower house leader of Silvio Berlusconi's Forza Italia (Go Italy!) party which is the lynchpin of a center-right alliance that is expected to win most seats at the election.
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While incorporating a number of monetary rule benchmarks into their analysis and instituting a self-review would be an excellent start to balancing Fed independence with appropriate Congressional oversight, the lynchpin compromise might lie in expanding the Fed's research capacity.
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The developments coming to light the unprecedented cyber-heist suggest that a lynchpin of the global financial system could be more vulnerable than previously understood because of weaknesses that enabled attackers to modify a SWIFT software program installed on bank servers.
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Russia's energy ministry had said that Moscow and OPEC lynchpin Saudi Arabia had reached a general agreement that the OPEC+ format should be "institutionalised" and extended until 2019 and beyond to monitor the market and take joint action if needed.
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The finding that greenhouse gases "endanger both the public health and the public welfare of current and future generations" is the lynchpin of climate policy under the Clean Air Act, and removing it could effectively gut many of EPA regulations.
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Though its defense budget falls short of NATO's target of 2 percent of its GDP, Germany remains a NATO lynchpin and key player in any effort to head off a trade war between the European Union and the United States.
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LAGOS (Reuters) - A Nigerian court has ordered the temporary seizure of a $37.5 million property owned by a former oil minister, the state news agency said, the latest move related to graft allegations against a lynchpin of the last administration.
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The Six Stars flew the flag for The Wall Street Journal, with senior editor Mike Siconolfi acting as the lynchpin and media reporter Keach Hagey starring on vocals; and Suspicious Package featured Washington Post Pulitzer Prize-winning cartoonist Tom Toles.
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OPEC lynchpin Saudi Arabia was lobbying for the extra cuts to secure high oil prices that would help it balance its budget and support Thursday's pricing for the initial public offering in its state-owned oil giant Saudi Aramco, they said.
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We sent Montreal photographer Cindy Lopez to capture the sights of the one-night only Poseidon's kingdom, which included music from Italian trance veteran Lorenzo Senni, Detroit electro act Dopplereffekt, and a headlining performance from Drexciya's balaclava-wearing lynchpin DJ Stingray.
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For those who don't know, the hip-hop mogul has long had an affinity for the deeper beats of dance music—as well as trips to Burning Man—and in 2014 he even released an album alongside tech-house lynchpin Guy Gerber.
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Ivan Rakitic nodded Barca ahead in the 41st minute but the home side lost control after the break following an injury to midfield lynchpin Sergio Busquets and Angel Correa fired in the equalizer in the 61st, shortly after Messi had come off.
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However, the 81-year-old Berlusconi has made a remarkable comeback after open heart surgery last year and his Forza Italia (Go Italy!) party is now the lynchpin of a center-right coalition which leads in opinion polls ahead of the election.
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This is the lynchpin of the case against the baker, so it should have been alarming for the couple when Justice Kennedy—probably the key vote on a fractured court—said the baker seems to have "nothing against gay people" per se.
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The US had committed to reducing its emissions by up to 28% from 2005 levels in a decade, but Trump signed an executive order in March scrapping Obama's Clean Power Plan, which was the lynchpin of the US strategy for reducing emissions.
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Facebook funneling Americans' access to quality journalism and trustworthy sources of information threatens the very existence of the free and diverse press, a lynchpin of our constitutional democracy that is key to rooting out corruption and holding the government and powerful corporations accountable.
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With healthcare reform, the lynchpin of the Republican agenda, delayed and facing uncertain future in the Senate, a number of Republican lawmakers are now clearly fretting that they could soon have to face their constituents with no substantive victories under their belts.
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Oil prices soared last week, with Brent crude surging over 30 percent from the 12-year low touched earlier in the month, after Russian energy officials said they had received proposals from OPEC lynchpin Saudi Arabia on managing output and were ready to talk.
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The conservative, pro-fossil fuels group said Tuesday that it officially petitioned the EPA to repeal the 2009 finding that serves as a lynchpin for climate change policies, saying the EPA violated the law by not submitting the finding to its Scientific Advisory Board.
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Trump, who promises to deliver a major speech Wednesday on the issue, seems to have narrowed the scope of his immigration plans and changed his tone, suggesting that he is rethinking a policy that was the lynchpin of his appeal during the Republican primaries.
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The US President has rarely met a nationalist movement that he didn't love (with the possible exception of Xi Jinping's plans to make China great again) and he sees New Delhi as a potential lynchpin of his administration's Indo-Pacific strategy to counter Beijing's influence.
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The dream of Neom should be for a bridge to the legal world that can sustain a better life for all Saudis, and a case study of how a reinvented legal infrastructure – propelled by new technology – can be the lynchpin for a more prosperous and just society.
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The Obama administration pledged in 2015 to reduce US carbon output by 26-28% by 2025, but the lynchpin of achieving that goal -- closing coal-fired power plants -- is under review by the Trump administration and is expected to be scaled back if not eliminated outright.
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CHICAGO, July 4 (Reuters) - Illinois Governor Bruce Rauner announced on Tuesday his veto of a $5 billion income tax rate hike that was the lynchpin of a newly passed bipartisan budget package designed to end the state's record-setting fiscal impasse, he announced via social media.
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A spokesman for the U.S. military's Central Command said threats to navigation require an international solution: "The world economy depends on the free flow of commerce, and it is incumbent on all nations to protect and preserve this lynchpin of global prosperity," said Captain Bill Urban.
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Moscow, seen as the likely lynchpin of any potential output agreement, has so far refused to cooperate, saying its fields and weather conditions are different from those in the Gulf even as prices below $30 per barrel are way below what its budget needs to breakeven.
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And just last month, Five, the autonomous car startup that was the lynchpin of an autonomous driving service trial in London, folded up its ambitious plans to build full self-driving cars and pivoted to a B2B model selling aspects of the technology it had developed.
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By recognizing how much of a lynchpin Superman is within the DC Comics canon, and how terrifying his powers could be if they were used amorally, writers have been able to tell fascinating stories exploring the motivations and capabilities of the rest of the DC Universe characters.
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This strategy means Viacom doesn't have to rely on a vertical merger with a telecom company to get the data it needs, but rather can acquire it piecemeal to build a robust data collection of its own — something analysts say could be a lynchpin in its merger with CBS.
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The White House has not even come out with its plan yet with everyone reading the tea leaves on whether Trump will ultimately back the border adjustable tax (BAT) that is the critical lynchpin of House Speaker Paul Ryan's plan to get the top corporate rate down to 20 percent.
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As Stripe — which has raised around $300 million and is valued at around $5 billion — gears up for whatever might be next in its development as a company, those analytics not only demonstrate that Stripe is a valuable transactional machine, but also a potential lynchpin for all things business data-related.
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That's the worry of a growing number of people close to Ted Cruz's campaign, who are privately beginning to fear that a big loss in South Carolina to Donald Trump on Saturday could signal more defeats to come in the so-called SEC states that are the lynchpin of Cruz's strategy.
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While the GOP has failed to repeal Obamacare in toto, leaving in place its system of subsidies and an expansion of Medicaid, the individual mandate is the lynchpin of the law, ensuring that enough healthy people are in the system to cover the costs for the sick and the elderly.
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There is now a widespread sense in the liberal press that, to combat the appeal of Trump's drain-the-swamp populism, Clinton needed to make a populist pitch to the downscale white voters who turned out to be a pretty important lynchpin in the Democratic coalition, particularly in the Upper Midwest.
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The assaults on voting rights have only increased since the Voting Rights Act was stripped of its lynchpin in the Supreme Court decision Shelby County versus Eric HolderEric Himpton HolderJuan Williams: Democrats finally hit Trump where it hurts GOP governor vetoes New Hampshire bill to create independent redistricting commission Why target Tucker Carlson?
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Ironically, China also could prove to be a main beneficiary, becoming a de facto defender of the global trade system that was set up by, and has largely benefited, the United States, while the United States blows up this system along with the alliances that are the real lynchpin of national security.
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The Higgs boson became an important lynchpin to the Standard Model of particle physics, which is our best attempt to explain how the forces of the universe work (minus gravity.) Proving that the particle did exist would validate the Standard Model, and demonstrating that it could not exist would mean rethinking our most basic assumptions.
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The defendant in that case, Reza Zarrab, a Turkish-Iranian citizen who U.S. prosecutors claim was the lynchpin of a conspiracy to launder money through international gold markets, appears to be cooperating with prosecutors, who in recent weeks have filed documents promising to show that the ring had the backing of top Turkish officials.
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And while precocious children characters can sometimes err on the side of grating if used too much, Ferguson injects enough authentic childlike temper and moodiness to make her believably hilarious instead of terribly annoying — a good thing considering how she's a lynchpin for the plot and thus sees an exponential uptick in screen time this season.
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Their strange, wandering trajectory now finds them releasing the vast and densely-woven Marrow Hymns with avant-metal lynchpin Profound Lore—a fittingly strange home for a fittingly strange band whose story takes in everything from thrash metal primitivism to the fine art of being alone and, ultimately, the urge to create something meaningful in a frequently meaningless.
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To solve the broad array of outstanding issues, they will need to start by reaching a deal to increase budget caps on defense and domestic spending -- which aides in each party insist is the lynchpin to a larger deal -- and then negotiate differences over a series of spending bills, disaster aid, the national flood insurance program, children's health insurance and stabilizing the Affordable Care Act marketplace.
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Rep. Steve KingSteven (Steve) Arnold KingThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Steve King says 'left-wing media' and GOP leadership owe him apology after rape, incest comments 11 Essential reads you missed this week MORE (R-Iowa) on Sunday tweeted at President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE, calling White House chief strategist Stephen Bannon a "lynchpin" between the president and grassroots voters.
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