We do that after every major event, and this is a major event.
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Even though Irma may skirt densely populated Miami, "Irma is still a major event for Florida and also a major event for the insurance industry," Jeworrek said.
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Irma is a "major event for Florida and also a major event for the insurance industry", Torsten Jeworrek, member of the board of the German reinsurance giant Munich Re, told journalists.
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So, the family invites him over for a major event.
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Here are the winners and losers from this major event.
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"An interesting remark that could be made on the history of life and the carbon cycle, is that whenever there's a major event in one, there's a major event in the other," Rothman told me.
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Benjamin Moore has turned their annual announcement into a major event.
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We're trying to learn from every major event that we plan.
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Consequently, their appearance during feather evolution is considered a major event.
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She helped organize the local carnival, a major event every year.
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It's a major event in this novel when the doorbell rings.
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But that doesn't mean there's good news in every major event.
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The debate would be a major event in the meme war.
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The next major event in Fortnite will be an in-game concert.
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Thanks to the MarCO satellites, we had confirmation of every major event.
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Image: AppleApple just sent out press invites for its next major event.
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Great Day USA is covering a major event honoring Thurgood Marshall's legacy.
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The Golden Globes won't be Meyers' first time hosting a major event.
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National Sibling Day must be a major event in the Lively household.
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Sure, it's a major event, but you also want to feel authentic.
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Barring some major event or scandal, these are not fair-weather delegates.
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Her first major event was the Boston Marathon in the early 1970s.
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She does primarily expect a series of aftershocks following the major event.
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The discovery of one in the Persian Gulf was a major event.
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But the lack of a major event doesn't make it less intriguing.
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"Whether we like it or not, we are all witnessing a major event — the first major event, really — since World War II with the need for these two formidable cultures, countries, independent countries to rethink their relationship," he said.
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Well, the major event of the season already answered that question: hell yes.
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This trial is a major event in the field of international criminal justice.
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There is one major event that can make the vaginal muscles weaken: childbirth.
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"There's not any major event where he was called a racist," Domalick says.
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Apple's first major event of the year kicks off on Tuesday, March 583.
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It's a major event, something that seems like it could have major consequences.
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Even though Irma swerved well away from Miami, it is a "major event for Florida and also a major event for the insurance industry", Torsten Jeworrek, member of the board of German reinsurance giant Munich Re, told journalists on Sunday.
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Last week the Cosmos Network launched, which I believe to be a major event.
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I think it's the best non-major event of the year, don't you think?
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They always seem to strike right before a major event or big work presentation.
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Batman got called back into action, prematurely, because of one major event: The Avengers.
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It was launched at a major event at the Royal Albert Hall in 1995.
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At 116 years old, Jones lived through every major event of the 20th century.
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"For these kids, this will be a major event in their life," she said.
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His first major event as a candidate was a town hall near Parkland, Fla.
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"Carlson called the outbreak a "major event," stressing, "It's definitely not just the flu.
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Apparently, that's because Oribi is already tracking every major event in the customer journey.
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It's still a major event, but it's no longer the be-all and end-all.
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In Marvel Comics' next major event series, Marvel's superheroes will take on Captain America himself.
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I don't know if I'll ever feel safe again at a major event like this.
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It's a massive undertaking to plan such a major event in less than a week.
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But, ten days out, the most-likely of those unlikely forecasts is a major event.
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Scarlett Johansson wowed at her first major event without her now ex-husband Romain Dauriac.
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It's the second time Clinton has had a major event postponed after a deadly shooting.
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I was not asked to be part of any major event photography gigs after that.
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" Carlson called the coronavirus pandemic a "major event," stressing, "It's definitely not just the flu.
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Then she did it again the next weekend at a major event in nearby Breckenridge.
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In September, the book launch for "Nine Perfect Strangers" in Sydney was a major event.
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Higa said she had arrived Saturday expecting little, much less to lead the major event.
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His last victory in a major event came in the same tournament, back in 2200.
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This is a major event, a happy event, for the nation and for Hong Kong.
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The Toronto International Film Festival, a major event on the movie festival circuit, is underway.
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Here's a list of all the major event cancellations due to the outbreak so far.
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The auction is the last major event this week with no major economic releases scheduled.
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Wrestling fans are urging World Wrestling Entertainment to reconsider its upcoming major event in Saudi Arabia.
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The first major event featured Gizmodo's report on the horrifying, unsolicited fan art dedicated to Zuck.
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Take for example the problem of dealing with a major event like a parade or protest.
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She added that the next major event, the Expedition 49 crew return, is scheduled for Saturday.
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Its celebratory mood brings to mind another major event in the United Nations' history from 1995.
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"That was when I had a major event happen," he explained carefully, looking at the ceiling.
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There was a sense of build toward some major event running through even the quieter episodes.
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Even at the Beach Bash at Sharkey's, a major event, the place was only half filled.
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He said there had been record flooding in some areas and called it a major event.
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But they're wrong" Carlson called it a "major event," stressing, "It's definitely not just the flu.
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Large-scale moratoriums of work-related travel, office closures, and major event cancellations are already underway.
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Here's a list of all the major event cancellations due to the coronavirus outbreak so far.
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Riding the elevator back down to the lobby, Obermaier felt that it wasn't a major event.
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It has since become a major event, attracting hundreds of thousands of spectators and top players.
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Lipnitskaya bounced back with silver at the world championships in April 2014, her last major event.
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"It signals that the world must be on the alert for a major event," Gostin said.
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It's a major event for the state party — and a clear stop on the 133 trail.
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In the meantime, though, there's still one major event left on the deal: Super Bowl Sunday.
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"I don't know if I'll ever feel safe again at a major event like this," she said.
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The post also suggests creating a definition of a "major event" that's shared across the tech industry.
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I am so proud to be part of bringing this major event to the U.S and beyond.
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This isn't the first time Hayek pulled a fast one with her hair for a major event.
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Eventually, however, there will be a period of tranquillity until another major event hits the currency markets.
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IVs are very popular among celebrities and models looking to get a glow before a major event.
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Watching the horses race by isn't the only major event many people partake in leisurely at Ascot.
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She's keenly aware of how a city that becomes less desirable after a major event can backfire.
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The summit is the latest major event to be canceled, postponed or altered due to the coronavirus.
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The death of Seth Rich in 2016 was the next major event fueling Clinton Body Count conspiracies.
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His first major event as a candidate will be a town hall on Tuesday near Parkland, Fla.
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He will also miss the Wing Ding dinner, a major event for state party officials and activists.
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Doug Jones, who voted for the continuing resolution, recounted his first major event in the US Senate.
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The resignation of a Justice Department prosecutor over the sentencing of Roger Stone is a major event.
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And it's been some time since we've seen a major event in the Middle East like this.
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The attacks on Swedish media didn't attract significant US attention, but they constituted a major event in Sweden.
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The fact that we're hosting this major event... is something that can help us get more people playing.
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Earlier this month, Cisco hosted a dinner during the RSA Conference, a major event for the cybersecurity industry.
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But it can benefit anyone living near a major event, like the Super Bowl or the Kentucky Derby.
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They told us to dress up and be ready to leave the hotel immediately for a major event.
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That was one major event that opened people's minds to theories and people they might have dismissed before.
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At these new Nobus, Mr. Matsuhisa's food was still a major event, but not necessarily the main event.
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It's something of a homecoming — the rally will be his first major event in Vermont since May 2019.
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CreditCreditRobert Dear/Associated Press The first major event after a patriarch's passing can be rough on his family.
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Powell testifies on the economy and that will be the first major event where he will be speaking.
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The opening of the Bauhaus Museum Dessau on September 8th was the last major event marking the anniversary.
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Scott Walker — have backed Milwaukee's bid, recognizing the economic import of bringing such a major event to Wisconsin.
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In July, the company's course in Bedminster, N.J., is hosting another major event, the United States Women's Open.
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This major event got lost in the swirl of domestic news that is understandably consuming the American public.
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"We learned about their perceptions shortly after they had a major event," Lichtman said of those self-reports.
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"When you have a major event like this, the power structure has to respond," Hunt of UCLA said.
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LG has sent out invites for the first major event at this year's IFA tech trade show in Berlin.
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Thanksgiving might only be celebrated in the U.S. — but Black Friday is becoming a major event around the world.
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What kind of pathetic, small-time loser can't get anyone better than 3 Doors Down for a major event?
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In fact, from 22016 to 210, about 22016,200 migrant workers died on the job preparing for this major event.
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But, as with any major event, it never hurts to look to the stars for a little additional guidance.
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Her brave actions led to the Montgomery bus boycott and became a major event in the civil rights movement.
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They are aimed at creating a stable online environment during a major event like the Party Congress, Creemers explained.
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Bahrain is a U.S. ally, can host a major event, and is home to the U.S. Navy's Fifth Fleet.
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Books of its caliber by writers of Chernow's stature are rare, and this one qualifies as a major event.
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But it was a major event — self-consciously so, with a playbill full of hashtags and social media handles.
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All of this led up to another major event in the fall of 2018: the brutal killing of Khashoggi.
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The breakdown in norms opens the door to a major event that could rock the global economy and markets.
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Tipp added that a major event for the week was to see how markets handled new supply of bonds.
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The boys' plight has coincided with soccer's World Cup, the sport's major event that is being played in Russia.
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That a woman's role in a major event, place, or time would be diminished is not a new phenomenon.
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Trump: I mean, you go point after point, each point is a major event, but you just take a look.
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It hasn't held a major event in the middle of summer since it held WWDC in August back in 2006.
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Mr. Trump teased that a major event had occurred with a tweet devoid of context shortly before 9:30 p.m.
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"Every news outlet is streaming live during every major event so we're not releasing numbers anymore," says a Twitter spokesperson.
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Craig Schmell spent his youth crashing every major event he laid his eyes on — and now he's telling his story.
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Every major event, including Google's I/O and Facebook's F8, now centers privacy in a way that was previously unfathomable.
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Whether that major event was just another dragon shot or a world-changing power shift would remain to be seen.
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This year, it could mark Booker's final major event before he decides, publicly and officially, whether to run for president.
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A month-and-a-half after its last major event, Apple's throwing a big party in Brooklyn on October 30.
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It was the first time a major event was available on a live basis to fans not in the arena.
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Likewise, the United Nations recently convened a major event in Geneva called the Pledging Conference for the Rohingya Refugee Crisis.
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I have stared out windows for hours; a person trudging down the treeless street excited me as a major event.
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Many of them will not learn the ins and outs of anti-doping until they compete in a major event.
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The one major event in the book that features the character — a cliffhanger that's been open since 2005, mind you!
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In 2013, the team competed for the first time at a major event, the UANA Pan American Synchronized Swimming Championships.
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But they're wrong," he added, calling the coronavirus crisis a "major event," and stressing: "It's definitely not just the flu.
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The annual full meeting of the legislature, called the National People's Congress, is a major event in China's political cycle.
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Others have lost five finals in the same major event, including Lendl, who lost five at the United States Open.
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At every single major event and every small event that had to do with his political career, I was there.
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Indeed, Mr. Obama's first major event outside Washington that is already on his calendar for 2016 is a trip on Feb.
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Plus, Belichick famously wrote Trump a congratulatory letter right before the election -- a letter Trump read onstage at a major event.
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The gala marked the first time Johansson has stepped out at a major event since separating from her husband Romain Dauriac.
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Transcripts of them, which may still be classified, could flesh out the public's knowledge of a major event that Mueller investigated.
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Chinese listed companies typically apply with stock exchanges to temporarily suspend trading in the event of a major event or announcement.
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"I'm told the West Wing has identified a Rust Belt city for a first major event on August 28th," Bender reports.
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It's a major event in the games industry calendar, a chance for gamers to play hundreds of releases ahead of time.
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After all, Brimelow's 1995 book Alien Nation: Common Sense about America's Immigration Disaster, was a major event on the American right.
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William J. Bratton, the police commissioner, said it was the last major event in the city that operated without a permit.
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Lately, in fact, I've begun to think that Christmas rivals, even surpasses, Easter as the major event on the Christian calendar.
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"The market tone is generally stable but there was a bit of softness going into the major event," said one trader.
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Anytime there is a major event going down, my first reaction is to check Twitter to see what it's all about.
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But it decided to postpone the major event until a later date because of the spread of the COVID-19 virus.
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The promotion for "Scorpion" shows just how intensely the streaming services will compete for the clicks of a major event record.
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President Donald Trump's State of the Union speech is another major event Tuesday, and he has already promised an infrastructure program.
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But after Hong Kong unrest and the trade war, there was some question of whether this major event would be dampened.
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"We acknowledged their concerns before a major event took the life of a firefighter," says Bob Backstrom, a fire hazard research engineer.
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European stocks lost value on average at the end of the week, as key leaders congregated for a major event in Argentina.
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And so when Things 3 finally arrived this week, for a certain kind of productivity nerd, it felt like a major event.
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Societe Generale's Kit Juckes said Hammond's statement, due at 1230 GMT, had been downgraded from a "major event to a mere speech".
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We created a 'Breaking News' shelf on the YouTube homepage that serves up content from reliable news sources after a major event.
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The spots make the Oscars, after the Super Bowl, the second major event this month to feature ads that attacked the president.
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The upcoming eclipse will be an alignment of the sun, moon, and Earth, but it's also reason enough for another major event.
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Back in 2013, a Russian player named Aleksey "Solo" Berezin bet against his own team in a major event and won $322.
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But before he goes on the campaign trail, Oscar's got another major event in his life -- he's promoting the big Canelo vs.
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The Republican Party leaders also turned Super Tuesday into a major event that would ensure their preferred candidate was the front-runner.
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The only major event that has been confirmed for the upcoming season is the breakdown of Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon's relationship.
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But unlike previous installments, where it was possible to experience every major event, Mankind Divided occasionally presents you with stark binary choices.
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At a time when television was dominated by only three major networks, such a lengthy commercial would have been a major event.
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Astrology was also an important aspect of medieval life in general, and having your chart consulted before any major event was normal.
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I had a major event in Russia two or three years ago, Miss Universe contest, which was a big, big, incredible event.
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Scheduling tech conferences is hard, especially in May, when seemingly every company wants to hold a major event, including Google and Microsoft .
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The NCAA subsequently canceled March Madness, a major event that sports-betting companies had planned product launches, marketing campaigns, and promotions around.
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"We've been somewhat planning on a major event in our valley for an awful, awful long time along these lines," he said.
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I think the most recent major event was World War I. But these were the books I read, pretty much every night.
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This week the organizers of Art Basel Hong Kong, a major event in the arts world, said they would cancel the event.
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Meanwhile, Harry and Markle's wedding was a major event, with celebrity guests including Oprah Winfrey, George Clooney, and Serena Williams in attendance.
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Tunghsu said it also applied to the Shenzhen exchange to halt bond trading due to uncertainty triggered by an unspecified "major event".
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In addition, the class was a major event for the actress, as it was the first one she had attended in a year.
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"When you're around such a major event, you get the jitters, so I feel like my energy stone balances my energy," she noted.
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Amazon's Prime Day is a major event for the e-commerce giant, and for its customers who swarm to the site for deals.
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In a world that tends to focus a lot on sequels, a big developer releasing a new property is a pretty major event.
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"Without a major event where people pull together, that's hard to do," he added, referring to a catastrophic moment like a terrorist attack.
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"It was an event — I think a major event in American history — that really has been swept more or less aside," Wineapple says.
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Boxing was still a major event then, with Joe Louis, Willie Pep, Rocky Graziano and Jake LaMotta still filling seats at the Garden.
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Local officials in those states said they were never notified that the White House had been scouting for venues for a major event.
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That means Pyongyang is unlikely to provoke at a time when it expects another major event to be dominating the headlines, he suggested.
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But in contrast with peers like Bill Burr and Louis C.K., his specials are infrequent enough that every one is a major event.
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First British jockey raced in a hijab Khadijah Mellah became the first British jockey to compete in a major event wearing a hijab.
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"The reissue of this body of music is undeniably a major event," Tom Piazza wrote in a review in The New York Times.
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Changes would be built to very methodically and deliberately, and then some major event would happen and shift the playing field all at once.
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Have you ever been to a major event — a big game, concert or conference — and tried to make a call or send a message?
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At any moment, it feels as though a major event could tip us to sharper clarity or set us into an ever-growing delusion.
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"What you really need to see gold accelerate from here is extreme volatility, so some kind of major event," Sanchez said Wednesday on CNBC.
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Tax legislation is seen as the last major event this year as investors wind down trading activity before the Christmas and New Year holidays.
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"The superstorm sparked the realization that another major event could disrupt the vital connectivity lifeline across the Atlantic," Microsoft said in a blog post.
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The vast majority reside and work in Albany—which is great when a major event or story occurs in the State Capitol or nearby.
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The 2024 date was viewed as being more attractive since more uncertainties are baked into planning a major event 11 years into the future.
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The new application states that the hosting of a major event at the course would boost the regional tourism economy by 14.5 million euros.
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Security for any major event, especially one in which the principal leader is egging on his supporters, is always viewed as a layered defense.
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The debate, hosted by CNN, Telemundo and Salem Radio, is the last major event before Super Tuesday, when Republicans in 11 states and vote.
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The Women's World Cup is the second major event on French soil from which Platini has been barred as a result of the ban.
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Though it was not a year-round job, the women could be called in for months of full-time training before a major event.
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Ascot Dispatch ASCOT, England — Royal Ascot, five days of horse racing that are a major event in the British social calendar, ended on Saturday.
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Which is why the debut this month of "Aria Code," by WQXR and the Metropolitan Opera, is both a major event and a gift.
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The tides started changing for Canadian Smash at the country's largest major event, Get On My Level 93, where Ally took on all comers.
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But in early September 1963 she had her first chance to stage a major event, a dinner for the king and queen of Afghanistan.
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The final major event of the week for investors is U.S. inflation data due to be released later on Friday, although expectations remain muted.
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Another major event, Mobile World Congress (MWC), the world's largest trade show for the mobile phone industry, was canceled this week over those fears.
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One particular major event happened in 2009, when two satellites collided with each other, resulting in 2,300 trackable fragments being generated, the ESA said.
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While a government shutdown is indeed a major event, it's not quite as dramatic as it sounds — the entire federal government certainly doesn't shut down.
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At the end of every episode of Queer Eye, the hero must go to some major event or achieve an obstacle that before seemed insurmountable.
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If you're planning to travel to a popular city or you'll be in town during a major event, however, don't wait until the last minute.
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This will be a major event for the company's flagship phone line, but may further be a huge event for the company's virtual reality ambitions.
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The full list of authors participating in the major event and a complete list of events can be found on the Brooklyn Book Festival website.
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Thursday's picnic was Melania Trump's first major event as an official White House resident after officially moving in earlier this month with son Barron, 11.
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"I feel thankful and honored to play in a major event on the L.P.G.A., and I've watched the tournament every year on TV," Seong said.
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It also provides a comprehensive set of digital health services that mirror the health-related challenges and concerns accompanying every major event in their lives.
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I said that was all very cute but reminded this gentleman that his model wouldn't mean anything the moment something, a major event, eventually happened.
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It is one of the most stunning defeats deep into a major event for Williams, who previously had been 21-4 in Grand Slam finals.
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Cityscapes are so embedded in the life of our nations that any major event that happens in them has inadvertent historical resonance and additional meaning.
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While "Most People Are Good" was topping the charts, there was another major event in the country-music world signaling strong support for L.G.B.T. rights.
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"No one wants to criticize law enforcement when they're in the moment of responding to a major event like this," Cordero told CNN's Brooke Baldwin.
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By the time you're reading this, the next major event triggering an issue that poses a social risk to your firm might have already happened.
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Thursday night was the last major event before the Iowa caucus on Monday, when we'll find out whether his strategy of playing it safe paid off.
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Both sides agree that the confirmation of Kennedy's successor is a major event that could have profound implications for our nation over the next several decades.
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He spent the week before the election touring the state, holding six rallies, including a major event at Seattle's Safeco Field the night before the caucuses.
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The lifting of the deckhouse is a major event in the ship's construction schedule and begins the integration of the three largest sections of the ship.
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Alibaba expanded Singles' Day's reach in 2019, further establishing it as the biggest global e-commerce sales day and as a major event for the company.
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That something is now a "National Die-In Day," the next major event in gun control activism, meant to honor the victims of the Pulse shooting.
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These global events are triggered by one of the more powerful civs rocking the planet with some major event, such as the dropping of a nuke.
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He noted the growing interest around the grounds from Japanese fans and reporters energized to see two of their compatriots this deep in a major event.
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Aniston said she tends to participate in a goddess circle before each major event in one of the women's lives to set their intentions and reflect.
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It has shaped any major event that has happened — political cartoons, a form of art, has managed to overwhelmingly affect the course of wars and politics.
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The Louvre is the only possible venue for an exhibition that was always going to be the major event of the fifth centenary of Leonardo's death.
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You will find us responsible and you will find that we're responsive in terms of the action needed for anything that is of a major event.
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For an average fund-month, financial statements comprise roughly 33 percent of total downloads, while 8-K disclosures (major event announcements) account for another 20 percent.
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So the event moved to the hangar-sized Hall H, which holds between six and seven thousand people, as the last major event of the entire weekend.
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The second major event was when OPEC released a production freeze agreement, which prompted crude to rally into the $50s and escape the grip of the $40s.
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Such low margin also means that one major event can destroy a company's balance sheet for an entire fiscal year (think disasters like hurricanes, fire, flood, etc.).
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It's hard to say it feels like a major event now that it's here; it's a sequel that might as well have appeared on the Xbox 360.
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Given its importance to Porsche, and in the universe of cars as a whole, the introduction of a completely new and redesigned 2000 is a major event.
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My friend Joseph and I jumped up and down, thrilled (and, honestly, shocked) to finally see a Latino artist invited to perform at such a major event.
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In their tiny undergraduate world, these reverberations of feeling constitute a major event — a "Sparsholt affair" of its own, before the later, public one is even imaginable.
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"Before a major event or a visit by a senior official, they'll have what we call a beautification program, and this is part of it," he said.
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The exhibition "Pierre Puvis de Chavannes: Works on Paper and Paintings" at Michael Werner Gallery in Manhattan is a major event, or at least a major rarity.
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Our London correspondent attended the horse races — a major event on the British social calendar — in search of insights about class and the state of Britain today.
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Of course, no Avengers story can be told without Loki, since he's been a part of every major event since he was introduced in 2012's The Avengers.
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He noted the "next major event" starts on July 22, when a federal judge will evaluate whether available evidence is admissible, in court proceedings known as Daubert hearings.
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"In the aftermath of a major event, people are focused on the event itself and less on how to talk to kids," he told Reuters Health by phone.
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Francis, 79, who has said he is a "disaster" with technology, sprinkled his sermon at the last major event of the trip with social media and technology terms.
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"The gender-reveal trend commoditizes a major event in parenthood and feeds several capital interests that might never have been involved with this stage of parenting," Gieseler writes.
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"At the time, that was the first time I'd won any sort of major event, and it was a home Olympics," Murray said of his first gold medal.
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He doesn't come to many fashion shows, but he came to this one, as good a sign as any that it had the makings of a major event.
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The last time neither Djokovic nor Murray reached the quarterfinals at a major event was when they both lost in the fourth round of the 2007 Australian Open.
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Today, several health leaders are invited to attend a major event at the White House in hopes that President Trump will declare America's opioid crisis a national emergency.
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The tournament has become, without question, a major event on the sports calendar, with real consequences for the various national programs and the career aspirations of the players involved.
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Season three built to it over the course of many episodes, raising expectations of a major event, and yet no one (but book readers) could have predicted the outcome.
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Female students in Boston will still have to worry about grades and homework next year, but there will be a lot less stress around on major event: their periods.
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"Banks continue to have excess liquidity to deploy and report that they are short on assets, meaning these conditions will continue into 2017, absent any major event," said Lakhwani.
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On a serious tip, Holloway has a real message for Dana White about why the UFC should host a major event in Hawaii ... and it's a pretty compelling argument.
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It's hard to spot a classic body of work when it comes out, especially given the way social media has primed us for instant reactions to every major event.
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She won the Wimbledon women's singles title a record nine times, including six consecutive titles, which is regarded as the best performance by a player at a major event.
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"Given the drug's review history and apparent market skepticism as to its approvability, the FDA's decision should be viewed as a major event," Cantor Fitzgerald analyst William Tanner said.
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"It doesn't seem like a major event, but it is spread over a wide area, so whatever happened, it happened to a ship that was moving fast," Kraft said.
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Our London correspondent Ellen Barry went to the races — a major event on the British social calendar — in search of insights about class and the state of England today.
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The announcement of suspending the PGA Tour's first major event is the latest blow to the sports world that suffered massive suspensions and cancellations due to the coronavirus outbreak.
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What the sport needs is cooperation: one major event with united support, not a Davis Cup and World Team Cup with similar formats within six weeks of each other.
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Carlo says facial recognition is already being used in dubious ways in the UK, for example to monitor the Notting Hill Carnival, a major event in British Black culture.
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Compare opera to musical theater, where a new Broadway production of "Gypsy," one of the great musicals, comes along infrequently and each time is treated like a major event.
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Hartnett also said he does not see the end of the bull market, as a new bear market would not begin without a recession or some other major event.
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The Treasury Department auctioned $32 billion of 7-year notes, both the last major event for U.S. government bonds this week as well as the last auction of 2019.
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SETH COLTER WALLS The Metropolitan Opera's new production of "Der Rosenkavalier" was a major event from the start: It was Renée Fleming's farewell to one of her signature roles.
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Its first major event, the 2013 London Candidates' Tournament, was widely considered a success on the basis of the sponsors who underwrote the costs and the audience it drew.
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In Google's case, it could identify "Wikipedia" as an ever-popular search term, but it couldn't find the spike in searches that accompany a major event such as Hurricane Irma.
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Apple's next major event is on March 25th, but this press conference is expected to focus exclusively on services including Apple's new video streaming service and its news subscription platform.
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But even more impressive is taking all of them together — because from a more zoomed-out perspective, Littlefinger has essentially been behind almost every major event in the entire show.
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They are training for a major event next month at a stadium in Katowice, Poland where more than 170,000 fans are expected to turn up over two weekends of competition.
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Our first major event is called Fnatic Live, where we broadcast via Facebook and Twitch the reveal of our League of Legends team who have been boot-camping in London.
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He said that while the fall of Sangin was a "major event" that the Taliban had fought towards for some time, its significance in the wider war shouldn't be exaggerated.
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WWE superfans don't just attend wrestling events; they spend hours researching the story lines and speculating with each other on the internet about what the next major event will bring.
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This is Fast Forward's first major event of 2018 and the crew as well as the many volunteers have been hard at work on the production since early this morning.
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The changes the university will make to its events policy include adding language to define what is considered a major event and altering the approval process for event promotional materials.
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The incident shows that, yet again, Redditors will always find a way to turn any major event inward, making it about Reddit politics, drama, and infighting more than anything else.
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Nishikori and Osaka had already become the first two Japanese players just to reach the quarterfinals at the same major event since Matsuoka and Date did it 23 years ago.
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Our London correspondent, Ellen Barry, went to the horse races — a major event on the British social calendar — in search of answers about class and the state of England today.
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The White House's Easter Egg Roll is the latest major event to be cancelled due to the current national emergency in the U.S., which President Trump declared on March 13.
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Other major event partners include Mr. Cologni's namesake foundation for the artistic trades, the Triennale Design Museum in Milan and the Fondazione Giorgio Cini, where the event will be held.
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The heritage society, a volunteer group, generally brings them together around Iranian holidays as well as for Edmonton's annual ethnic festival, a major event in a city of many nationalities.
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The hit to the US economy Even so, the shutdown is a major event that eventually could affect not just Boeing and the airlines but also spread to nation's economy.
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Hicks is, in a sense, the Forrest Gump of the Mueller investigation: she somehow witnessed (and at times participated in) seemingly every major event in Trump's prolonged campaign to obstruct justice.
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The next day, their candidate and 16 others would take the stage at the Polk County Steak Fry, a major event on the Democratic calendar in Iowa for White House hopefuls.
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There's no word on when that'll happen exactly, but you can be sure that as soon as it does, it'll be a major event for piña colada-loving jet-setters everywhere.
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While many across America are preparing for fall and stocking up on supplies for back to school season, there's another major event looming on the horizon – the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show.
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Shimmer, sparkle, and lots of shine: Those are the ingredients for a memorable look — on your birthday, at the office (certainly at the office), and just about any other major event.
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He argued that the crew "was confronted by some major event onboard," like an electrical fire that shut off communications systems and eventually filled the cockpit with smoke, incapacitating the crew.
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Latin America has seen just US$14.8bn in new supply from five issuers this year, so Argentina's return to the international bond market after 15 years will be a major event.
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Google is set to unveil its first branded phones, widely expected to be called the Pixel and Pixel XL, alongside other hardware at a major event in about 12 hours' time.
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Johan was marked out as a mind to watch, the one whose Ph.D. on Kant would be a major event, and who was sure to establish himself as a great philosopher.
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One of the great composers of his generation, Mr. Adès, 45, has written only two previous operas — "Powder Her Face" (1995) and "The Tempest" (2003) — so this was a major event.
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Divided government may mean that until a major event manages to break this gordian knot, we are likely to see the same continued divide and the same lack of legislative accomplishments.
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WADA's Foundation Board, expressing extreme urgency, will push forward with recommendations that would allow the body to apply sanctions against non-compliant international sporting federations, national Olympic committees and major event organizers.
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The pair, who have been romantically linked to since late 2017, stepped out for their first major event together (and a fashionable one no less!) on the Met Gala stairs on Monday.
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The rise of the internet, however, has yielded vast amounts of data on human behavior, including what people search for and read when a major event becomes all we can talk about.
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The Festival of Remembrance honors those who have lost their lives in war and is likely to be a major event since this year is the 100th anniversary of World War 1.
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Even though Gerber has walked in just about every high-fashion runway show, she has yet to attend fashion's most major event, the Met Gala, and likely won't until she turns 18.
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The company has been testing the effects at a handful of events over the past few weeks but this week's Grace Hopper Celebration is the first major event to feature the illustrations.
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Those are impressive specs, but while a new Tesla still feels like a major event, a whole host of family-toting electric SUVs are already on sale or about to come online.
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Some of the pieces are required for a major event this spring: nationwide auditions, beginning on April 2nd, for Latvia's 2018 Song and Dance Festival, in which over 350 choirs will participate.
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Lopez says being asked to perform at the major event is more than just a milestone in her career, but also a step forward for representing the Latinx culture in mainstream entertainment.
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But if we missed a major event because we fell down some stairs because we were looking at our phone, here are the most embarrassing reasons why that might have happened. 9.
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The Democratic Party gathering in Iowa on Sunday, the state's first major event of the 2020 election cycle, had the atmosphere of a circus, and one with a very, very big tent.
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Beyond the grandeur, guest stars, or orchestrated violence, it is WWE's willingness to constantly tinker with WrestleMania and the company's complicated negotiation with its audience that makes this major event so exceptional.
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The group's upcoming album, "Play the Songs You Like," is its first in three years, and its release in October is a major event for Radiator Hospital's devoted and growing fan base.
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The coronavirus outbreak in Asia and Europe continues to impact the esports world, with the League of Legends 2020 Mid-Season Invitational the latest major event to be altered because of it.
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The announcement of suspending the PGA Tour's first major event is the latest blow to the sports world that has seen a slew of suspensions and cancellations due to the coronavirus outbreak.
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"Still see a positive run up to Christmas (for Australian markets), with the U.S. election being the next major event the markets are focused on alongside the Fed meeting in December," Keenan added.
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It began with the basic idea of pairing up one designer with one scientist, then rapidly snowballed into a major event as dozens of cross-disciplinary professionals expressed interested in entering the challenge.
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The Cannabis Cup, for example, has become a major event at a select city's 4/20 rally, where hundreds of vendors show off their finest marijuana products to tens of thousands of attendees.
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The Most Expensive Home in America Hits the Market for $250 Million Washington D.C. residents won't be the first to take advantage of listing with Airbnb during a major event in their city.
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Over the previous few weeks, the developer had teased a major event, and it culminated with a meteor crashing on the island, introducing some dramatic changes to the way the game is played.
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This marks the first major event she's attended wearing her new bling since the news of her engagement broke in early February, and the first time we've seen detailed images of the design.
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When you are watching the live video stream of a football game or any major event online, chances are that the stream usually isn't really as "live" as you'd like it to be.
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Apple's next major event, the WWDC, is set for June, but speculation about the next iPhone model release pegs September, though it is unlikely a major evolution in the device will be unveiled.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A teenager made history as the first British jockey to compete in a major event wearing a hijab on Thursday, winning a "fairytale" victory at the famed Goodwood racecourse.
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They set up studios in wagons and captured the historic frenzy around them, making the Gold Rush the first major event in the country to be documented extensively through the then-new medium.
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MONACO (Reuters) - Hurricane Irma is proving to be a "major event" for Florida and the insurance industry, Torsten Jeworrek, member of the board of the German reinsurance giant Munich Re, said on Sunday.
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When stakes are so high and there is so little wiggle room, what is going to happen when a major event fundamentally changes the economy and changes how we think about going out?
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Despite the 2015 World Cup title, the United States is coming off a disappointment in its last major event, the 2016 Olympics, where it was eliminated on penalties in the quarterfinals by Sweden.
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You believe love should be a magical fairytale and take great offense if your partner forgets a major event, birthday, or anniversary—especially if that means they forgot to get you a present!
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Picking up in 1927, just two years after the end of the show, the film centers largely around one major event: a visit to Downton Abbey by King George V and Queen Mary.
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" Bloomberg said Friday it was pulling out as a media partner, but added that it still planned to cover news from the conference "as we do with every major event in the region.
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Bill Franzen has been creating an annual Halloween display for the past quarter century, and its arrival each year has become a major event in Ridgefield, as well as in the family's life.
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This one, which was used from 1993 to 1995, ranks a little worse than the St. Petersburg games because the Fiesta Bowl is a major event with a history of national championship implications.
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Kyrgios, 24 and unseeded at this tournament, still resists full tennis commitment and, despite his extraordinary racket skills and astonishingly easy power, has yet to advance past the quarterfinals of a major event.
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Kyrgios, 24 and unseeded at this tournament, still resists full tennis commitment and, despite his extraordinary racket skills and astonishingly easy power, has yet to advance past the quarterfinals of a major event.
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"Investors have no motive to allocate capital in the markets, and unless there is a major event that will shock investors the markets are expected to stay trading in a narrow range," said Shammasi.
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Grunwick was a major event in postwar Britain: at the dispute's peak in June 1977 the "strikers in saris", as the press called them, drew 20,000 people to Chapter Road and the surrounding streets.
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They're actually a nightmare, because anecdotally anyone who's attended panels at any major event — myself included — can tell you that the questions are bad 95 percent of the time and contribute nothing of interest.
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But few have written about the scene in terms of it being as a really bad writing decision — a way to put off a major event we knew was coming in transparently silly fashion.
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It was the 3rd major event for Floyd's birthday -- and maybe the most fun -- as the TMT crew took over at World On Wheels in Los Angeles for an old-school roller skating party.
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The competition is last major event to be held at nearly 100-year-old Hayward Field before the facility is demolished to make way for a new stadium for the 2021 IAAF world championships.
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When the logistics faltered, the organization reached out to Kaye, who had been lobbying to hold a major event in the United States since he took charge of the national federation two years ago.
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In the past, a "major event" has meant being taken to see North Korea's Supreme Leader, Kim Jong Un. Monitors have said the country is "primed and ready" to conduct a sixth nuclear test.
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This week, we're looking at the further impact of the coronavirus on the app industry, which is now leading to more major event cancellations — including, as of this week, Google I/O and SXSW.
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NASA plans to provide coverage on its online channel for each major event this evening, so if you happen to be awake, you can watch Koch's finale to a jam-packed time in space.
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Seated on cushions, cross-legged on the living room floor, they passed around a beechwood talking stick decorated with feathers and charms, much as they had done for every major event of their lives.
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"If there is a major event, which I don't foresee anything, but if there is one, we could have a big correction," he said at the annual meeting of the Institute of International Finance.
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In a city that has attracted visitors to its mineral-rich thermal baths since Roman times, the opening of the first hotel with its own natural thermal spa on site was a major event.
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" While Liu wasn't concerned about potential changes in U.S. trade policy, he said, "now is the era of a global village, so I believe any major event happening in the world will affect other areas.
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Pinterest hopes to capture that routine user behavior of planning what they want to do next, whether that's an outfit to wear that day or some kind of major event or purchase down the line.
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"The major event between now and the end of the year is going to be what the Fed does tomorrow," said Jim McCafferty, Hong Kong-based head of Asia-ex-Japan equity research at Nomura.
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A separate contact told TechCrunch that the fire crisis was the reason for TrackR backing out of having much of a presence at this year's CES — which is otherwise a major event for hardware companies.
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A more likely culprit, as Forbes's Scott Mendelson suggests, is saturation; he argues that too many big movies come out too close together, making it impossible for any of them to become a major event.
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This weekend is a major event in the Hyperloop Pod Competition in which 30 teams from all over the world will test scale models of their pods in a mile-long test track in California.
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Don't Wait For The Cataclysmic Event, Start Asking NowLike most bad behavior that brews in any industry, the bad behavior is liable to continue without much attention until a major event blasts it into consciousness.
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The demand comes a week after the North sensationally alleged it uncovered a US-South Korean plot to kill Kim with biochemical, radioactive or poisonous substances during a major event, such as a military parade.
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Apple has been investing in AR heavily in recent years, demoing the tech at nearly every major event — but outside of Pokémon Go, there weren't many killer apps that would make consumers swoon about it.
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The meeting was the last major event at the nearly 100-year-old Hayward Field, which will be torn down to make way for a new facility for the 2021 IAAF world championships in Eugene.
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I got woken up a few minutes ago with a call from our minders saying that we need to put on suits, bring light gear and leave the hotel right now for a major event.
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That's why it always comes back to needing, in the end—a major event in your life that doesn't fundamentally change your nature leaves you with a memory, but nothing else that wasn't yours before.
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"So when you go through a major event like the coronavirus, I say the advice of Steve Jobs- zoom out, think beyond," and find a way to make an even bigger impact on the world.
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Today's polarized web reflects and aggravates the ill will present in the world at large, almost guaranteeing that a major event like the sudden loss of a basketball god will trigger complications and even enmity.
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"The major event now going forward is the Middle East and Asian refineries rushing back into operation and consuming more crude, just as Saudi Arabia says it will cut September deliveries to Asia," he said.
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Here's what my belief is: If we have some major event using platform companies, where the markets are rocked because of some misinformation or disinformation and an election is clearly overcome, you will have Congress overreact.
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Not only did she use the biggest night of the fashion calendar to make her relationship with The Weeknd red carpet official, it was also the first time that she wore Coach to a major event.
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The pope's visit to the southern Polish city of Krakow to celebrate World Youth Day, a major event on the Roman Catholic calendar, began just a day after the horrific killing of a priest in France.
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Bruce McLarty, the university's president, said on Friday that he recalled when he asked Mr. Jean in 2014 to sing a hymn at a major event at Harding, which is associated with the Churches of Christ.
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The tour was part of a wave of major event cancellations around the globe, but fans of the K-pop group turned it into something positive by donating over $300,000 in ticket refunds to coronavirus relief.
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A seven-time Grand Slam singles champion and a former No. 1, she did not advance past the third round in any major event in singles from late 353 to the end of the 2014 season.
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On Staten Island, where the parade draws thousands of spectators and is a major event for local families, businesses and politicians, Ms. Bullock and others said they want to celebrate their Irish heritage free of discrimination.
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The inflight abort test is the last major event scheduled to occur before the crewed demonstration flight, when astronauts Douglas Hurley and Robert Behnken will take a crewed Dragon to and from the International Space Station.
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The website believes that Buffalo's involvement in any major event is doomed because of what happened at the Pan-American Exposition in 1901 — just seven years before the Cubs won their second-to-last World Series.
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Then there's this -- another MAJOR event that occurred on July 25, and which we learned about Tuesday: The White House budget office took their first official action to withhold $250 million in aid for Ukraine. Man!
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The uneasiness surrounding impeachment in Democratic Party circles was laid bare in Iowa this week, as news of the Ukraine scandal unfolded amid the Polk County Steak Fry, a major event on the Democratic primary calendar.
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Networking is a major event at any Disrupt, and we're making it easier than ever for you to find the right people — you know, the ones who align with your goals and can help you move forward.
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"In absence of any major event, (market) participants are keenly awaiting some action from the government after the recent meetings of the finance minister," said Ajit Mishra, vice president, research at Religare Broking Ltd in New Delhi.
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The World Cup is only the latest major event to be held in "Sports capital of Russia", which has hosted the Summer university games, the world swimming championships and world fencing championships over the last five years.
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In addition to the outward-facing screen for passengers, the device has a screen that faces drivers and can alert them to a customer's name or can indicate if a major event is happening in the area.
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Peres played a role in every major event that befell the Jewish state over a 28503-year period, serving in the country's most vital leadership positions, including Minister of Defense and three times as Israel's Prime Minister.
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JC: I mean, I remember the very first... I think the very first major event I went to was CES, so I am thankful that for him that he experienced something that was a little smaller scale.
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WWE tried to go for something resembling an NFL-style draft for this event, but even considering how slack and dull the NFL draft itself is, the pacing was weird for such a major event in WWE's history.
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"When a major event like this occurs, it's riding on top of sea level rise," added Rick Luettich, the Director of the Institute of Marine Sciences at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, in an interview.
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Another major event had transpired since Trump's last tweet: Saudi Arabia was badly bruised after it was revealed that agents of the kingdom killed and allegedly dismembered Washington Post columnist Jamal Khashoggi in the Saudi Consulate in Istanbul.
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"Our study found that the major event and exposure of WMSDs among construction workers was overexertion, and (the) back was the primary body part affected by WMSDs, accounting for more than 21992 percent of the WMSDs," Dong said.
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The city's Department of Public Works sent a notice to scooter companies on Thursday about the temporary ban: Please be advised that the City of Minneapolis is planning for a major event scheduled for Thursday, October 10, 2019.
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In the majority of loans, a default can only be triggered by a major event such as payment or insolvency, which is the late stage of a liquidity issue, compared to any event of default few years ago.
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In recent weeks there have been signs of preparation for a major event in the North Korean capital, said Greg Vaczi, a guide for the Beijing-based Koryo Tours, who returned from a trip to Pyongyang on Friday.
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Because people post things like this: This: And lots and lots of this: It would all be funny and harmless if this kind of cheap, two-bit analysis didn't happen after every single major event in our country.
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Considering Kim's walked the red carpet for every type of event, from the Grammys to Millions of Milkshakes, it seems almost impossible to believe that this is the one major event in the world that she's never attended.
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But these demand shocks can spread like a wave as a substantial drop in airline travel, major event spending, and even lunch customers near large office complexes will also squeeze the businesses that support those sorts of activities.
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All three had reached Grand Slam singles semifinals previously, with Stephens and Keys in particular having established themselves as major threats, but it is quite a feat for them to have all surged at the same major event.
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Gala night, which raises lots of cash for the Henry Street Settlement, is a major event with a finely gradated social hierarchy: How early you get in is determined by your charitable contribution, or your hunger to buy.
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And however the Games go, the DSS and the rest of the world's security agencies will be taking notes and honing their approach for the next major event in a world where geopolitical tensions show no signs of calming.
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Though they've been dating for a couple years, Britney and Sam haven't been seen together at a major event since the 2018 GLAAD Awards ... and it looks like they made the most of it for their first movie premiere.
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Both have said "no" to Formula One at the start of a big week in Britain — Hamilton the only driver to snub a major event in London on Wednesday and Silverstone calling time on the race contract after 2019.
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But it will not be in time for the major event of the year in London: the royal wedding next month of Prince Harry and the American actress Meghan Markle, who has been a vocal critic of Mr. Trump.
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"The Speaker appreciates that hosting a major event such as the World Track and Field Championships will increase tourism, spur economic activity, and solidify Oregon's reputation as the track capital of the U.S.," a statement from her office said.
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" The announcement of the bout appears to be imminent with so many sources claiming that both parties have agreed on terms and the news of UFC looking to host a "major event at the MGM Grand on March 5.
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Anger over the songbook drew up to 10,000 protesters to gather outside a formal ball in Vienna Friday night that has become known as a major event on the social calendar for the Freedom Party and associated nationalist fraternities.
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High Point, once the "furniture capital of the world," now has far fewer manufacturing jobs, but it still hosts the semi-annual High Point Market, a major event attracting international furniture-makers (Furniture Today calls it "Fashion Week for home furnishings").
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In the week prior, the Federal Reserve's June policy statement is destined to be a major event, as the U.S. central bank either raises rates, sets investors up for a hike in July, or pushes tightening off into the future.
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As nearly two dozen other presidential candidates and their supporters were heading to an Iowa Democratic Party dinner, the first major event of the 123 election cycle, Mr. Sanders was on his way to march with striking fast-food workers.
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Therefore, I feel I cannot be the only New York Times reader who would prefer that the results of a major event like an Australian Open semifinal not be revealed on the front page as soon as the cheering dies down.
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The major event is definitely Powell on Friday and we will see how he talks about the markets and what the expectations are for the September meeting, said Justin Lederer, an interest rate strategist at Cantor Fitzgerald in New York.
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SXSW is far from the only major event that has been derailed due to the spread of COVID-19 disease, with companies pulling the plug on at least a dozen conferences, resulting in an estimated total economic hit of $1 billion.
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Despite the concerns of watchdog groups, the RNC's patronage of Trump's properties shows no signs of slowing down: On March 3, the GOP hosted another fundraiser at Mar-A-Lago, its second major event this year at Trump's Palm Beach resort.
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In addition to this, the country will be barred from the Youth Olympic Games, Paralympic Games, and "any other event organized by a Major Event Organization and any World Championships organized or sanctioned by any Signatory," the WADA's press release read.
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In the lead up to the major event, the Communist Party has tightened its already strong grip on the country's internet, making it more difficult to access websites restricted by the Great Firewall, the country's extensive internet surveillance and censorship system.
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"The Super Bowl is a major event for Americans, and with high turnout of travelers from Philadelphia and Boston, we anticipate the stadium to be full of fans from both teams," said Daniel Durazo, director of communications at Allianz Global Assistance USA.
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Time and time again, the best place to get a raw, unfiltered look at what's happening during a major event like the Olympics — or, more tragically, during a news event like a natural disaster or a mass shooting — is not Twitter but Snapchat.
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Whether it was Ned's death, the Red Wedding, the Purple Wedding, Hardhome, or the wildfire explosion at the Sept, the showrunners do their best to bury the major reveals of the season by averting our attention to a different, more predictable major event.
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In Brazil, Carandiru is perhaps best known as the site of the massacre on October 2, 1992, in which a massive fight broke out, resulting in the deaths of 111 inmates; the penitentiary's demolition, on December 8, 2002, was also a major event.
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Tesla's announcement last week that it is moving sales fully online "is a major event in U.S. auto retailing" because traditional automakers still need to go through physical dealerships, Morgan Stanley analyst Adam Jonas said in a note to investors on Tuesday.
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"This is a major event in Earth's history, and finding something like this is a major discovery if it holds up," Mark Boslough, a physicist at Sandia National Laboratories in Albuquerque, New Mexico, who was not involved in the study, tells The Verge.
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On Wednesday, Cardinal Seán O'Malley, archbishop of Boston and chairman of the Vatican's Commission for the Protection of Minors, announced that he will not be attending the World Meeting of Families in Dublin this month, a major event the pope will attend.
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PredictHQ said there was a 500 percent increase in major event cancellations and postponements last month, and the International Air Transport Association this month increased previous estimates for airline travel losses due to the coronavirus outbreak to as much as $113 billion.
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With technical skill reminiscent of the late William Trevor, Moshfegh allows a major event to intrude unexpectedly, and the narrative deepens to reveal the enigmatic depths of the husband's personality as he looks back on his life and flies back to the island.
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They secured their spot in the 32-nation tournament in Russia with a comfortable 4-1 aggregate win over Greece as Dalic reshuffled the pack to ensure Croatia reached their 10th major event since gaining independence from the former Yugoslavia in 1991.
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Our second-most popular story was about the major event that prompted the meatless meat backlash: Burger King introducing an Impossible Burger-based Whopper, which in one fell swoop made the product accessible at an affordable price to consumers the world over.
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We couldn't grasp the magnitude of the killing, as we were so young, yet knew that a major event had unfolded the night before, and thus we would remember this day for a long time, and pass down our memories from that day.
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To celebrate this centennial, the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts (PAFA) — the oldest art museum in the United States — has been planning a major event that will champion progress toward gender equity in the art world, showcasing work by 50 to 60 women artists.
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"This will be the most significant enforcement event in consumer tech antitrust in nearly 20 years," Yelp VP of policy Luther Lowe wrote on Twitter yesterday, citing the Justice Department's landmark ruling against Microsoft in 2000 as the last major event in tech antitrust history.
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She wore his pinstriped day dress to her first major event as a representative of the royal family, at the Commonwealth Youth Forum last week (website visits up 400 percent, Instagrams up 300 percent in the hours following, according to a spokeswoman for the brand).
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In another universe, a public striptease from an alleged former mistress of the president of the United States would have been a major event, drawing throngs of people eager to celebrate her courage, or judge her sternly for bringing shame to the nation's highest office.
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I also step on at least four pairs of Supreme underwear before the mail comes, an event that turns into a major event because today's mail includes some "sick" new knives and a prototype of the just-announced Saturation boxed set, their first physical release.
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But the high-water mark came at Wimbledon, where Raonic, 22, the world No. 21998, became the first Canadian man to reach the final of a major event (he lost to Andy Murray) and Shapovalov, 17, from the Toronto area, won the boys' title.
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The debate on Wednesday evening, which at times descended into a slugging match between the "hate-filled liar" and the "smirking banker," was the last major event before the country votes for the final time on Sunday to decide who will become president of France.
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Broadcasters and marketers are fretting about a sports calendar already upended by cancellations and postponements involving nearly every other league and major event in the world — which, among other challenges, would make it difficult for marquee athletes like N.B.A. superstars to come to Tokyo.
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NBC reports that 99 percent of respondents said they've seen, heard, or read about the spread of the coronavirus and 89 percent say they've heard "a lot" about it — the highest percentage that one of their polls has found for a major event since 2009.
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Still, this weekend's tournament in Jacksonville was an important one on the Madden circuit, a regional qualifier for a major event and a chance for top players to debut their newfound mastery of a game whose most recent iteration was released just weeks ago.
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Giving content creators the ability to interact with their fans in real-time while on the red carpet, at a major event, or whatever they're doing is important — why let them slink off to create videos that are posted on Facebook or on Twitter?
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A Google representative on site confirmed to Gizmodo that the logo is related to a major event tomorrow where the company will announce its "vision for the future of gaming," and which Variety reports is suspected to be some sort of streaming hardware for video games.
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The red shirts have helped to relieve the stress on local emergency rooms that otherwise would be overwhelmed with demand every time an area hosted a major event, such as the weekend-long Okeechobee Music and Arts Festival that brings 30,000 out-of-towners into Okeechobee, Fla.
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The clock is ticking on the 2020 Democratic primary field as candidates fight and claw to make it on the debate stage in Miami in what is largely considered the first major event of the primary campaign and a make-or-break moment for some fledgling campaigns.
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The successor to Spike TV's Spike Video Game Awards, the extravagant video event has the ambitions to be a major event in the culture of videogaming, crowning the top achievements of the year in a variety of categories while showcasing the newest, loudest, and most exciting in the industry.
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"I don't know whether it's the state of politics and everything that's going on at home and in Washington that has kind of distracted everyone, but I certainly don't feel that it's getting the attention that I would have expected for such a major event," Mr. Piedra, 48, said.
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"I think for any sporting endeavor, any time a major event loses momentum or doesn't show up in a particular year, that entire athletic community feels that loss," Forrest Nelson, president of the Catalina Channel Swimming Federation, which oversees that leg of the Triple Crown, said by phone.
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Canales says the racial aspect of cleaning up Ocean Drive is a very touchy subject in Miami Beach, where elected officials and the police department have faced criticism over the years for turning South Beach upside-down whenever people of color visit the city for a major event.
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Pink revealed during an interview with Billboard that the idea of performing in the halftime show doesn't appeal to her, not only because she wants to show solidarity with Kaepernick, but also because appearing center stage at such a major event brings too much negativity on social media.
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But, if you hold a "major" event on Monday night -- when families are back at home (and in front of their TVs) before returning to work and school the next day, you've got a captive audience ready to drink in the story you want them to hear (and remember).
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The most major event of the Age of Heroes is The Long Night, during which the White Walkers attempted to take over Westeros the first time — The Long Night lasted a generation and is remembered by Game of Thrones-era Westerosi as a myth or piece of folklore.
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" Fanning the flames surrounding the proposed bout, last night Adam Hill of the Las Vegas Review-Journal reported a "late change to the agenda for Tuesday's Nevada Athletic Commission meeting appears to indicate the Ultimate Fighting Championship will indeed host a major event at MGM Grand on March 5.
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Earlier this week, Chinese conglomerate Dalian Wanda made a big splash in Hollywood with its first major event in the U.S. Wednesday, another Chinese behemoth — LeEco — is expected to officially launch in the U.S. two smartphone models — Le Max 2 and Le S3 — and four TVs in its Super 4 line.
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After a year-long hiatus from the mania that is fashion month, Kim Kardashian is back and up to her old sartorial tricks, making the rounds at ever major event in N.Y.C. in an assortment of skintight and barely-there outfits that leave little to the imagination, as is her wont.
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TOMORROW WE HAVE A MAJOR EVENT HERE IN SAN FRANCISCO AND WE ARE GOING TO ANNOUNCE A COUPLE OF HUGE RELATIONSHIPS WITH SOME NEW CUSTOMERS AND ONE OF THEM IS A CPG CUSTOMER WHO IS USING EINSTEIN TO AUTOMATICALLY LOOK AT WHAT ARE THE INVENTORIES IN THEIR REFRIGERATORS IN THEIR MAJOR RETAILERS.
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"We're preparing a major event for the Europe of the next 30 years in May in Italy, where we'll invite all the European movements that are alternatives to the rule of the Socialists and the European People's Party of recent years," Salvini said, referring to the EU's big leftist and conservative groups.
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I don't know, alright, but I just think that we should probably feel a bit of collective shame at letting the man who did the Meat Free Monday 'rap' reign over the UK music industry and allowing him to play "Hey Jude" at literally any major event of his choosing, is all.
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Apple wasted no time addressing the ongoing battle over encryption at its event today in Cupertino, with a short statement from CEO Tim Cook opening the company's first major event since a US court controversially ordered it to help the FBI unlock an iPhone belonging to one of the deceased San Bernardino shooters.
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" Shortly before Sade won the 1986 Grammy for best new artist, she appeared on "Saturday Night Live" with Tom Hanks, who recalled the experience in an email: "It was the first time I did 'SNL,' which is a major event an anyone's life, a heady week of being surrounded by all that history.
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The next major event on the pope's schedule is a meeting with presidents of the world's bishops' conferences at the end of February in Rome to focus on a response to the global sex abuse crisis that is threatening the pope's legacy and the moral capital that is the currency of his pontificate.
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Though, as Jerusalem Online reports, the official line does not name Britney, and simply states that the change has taken place due to a "major event" in Tel Aviv's Yarkon Park (which would presumably cause disruption in the centre of the city, meaning that party members would have difficulty getting to polling stations) I'm happy to wager otherwise.
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It's not just that he's a neighbor to the US; Jamaica is too, and the death of Michael Manley wasn't a major event in the US. And it's not just the large Cuban diaspora; there's a substantial Haitian population in the US, and Baby Doc Duvalier's death in 2014 didn't get this kind of news coverage.
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Micky Rosenfeld, an Israeli police spokesman, said that to secure a major event like Independence Day celebrations, when tens of thousands of people gather along the Tel Aviv seafront to watch an air and naval display, officers gather intelligence for weeks beforehand, and erect a 360-degree enclosure of the area, with layers of security around the perimeter.
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Former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenEight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Hill Reporter Rafael Bernal: Biden tries to salvage Latino Support Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report MORE will travel to New Hampshire this month to keynote a major event for Democrats in the state, according to a new report.
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"The release of Comey's opening statement for his Thursday testimony late in the day by the Senate intelligence committee was a major event and was interpreted as risk-positive by the market since (according to our read) it did not appear to offer a smoking gun against the administration," Ian Lyngen, head of U.S. rate strategy at BMO, said in a note.
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This house not only endured seizure by the Gestapo and had the Berlin Wall built at the bottom of its garden, but was on the front-line of every other major event of Germany's 20th century: the 1936 Olympics, Soviet conquest and mass rape, the Berlin airlift, the socialist republic, spies, sports doping, and finally, the Wall's fall in 1989.
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Clinton, now accustomed to speaking to Mr. Hale for a final logistical briefing moments before taking the stage at a major event, faux apologizes to those who cannot make out his Sevier County drawl: Mr. Hale's pronunciation of Chuck Schumer's surname as "Schu-mare" during a pre-event meeting once compelled the New York senator to wonder aloud where Mrs.
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But focusing too heavily on Stonewall turns it into a historical queer awakening that began in New York City, as opposed to a major event that led to further calls for LGBTQ liberation across the US. In other words, hyperfixating on Stonewall as a coming-out celebration runs the risk of depoliticizing the whole point of the riots in the first place.
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In 2017, all 16 members of the President's Committee on the Arts and the Humanities resigned in protest after Mr. Trump made comments in defense of white nationalists after the violent demonstrations in Charlottesville, Va. And for the past two years, Mr. Trump and First Lady Melania Trump have skipped the Kennedy Center Honors, a major event on the Washington cultural calendar.
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The timing is certainly right on, both in terms of getting into the holiday swing of things just under wire and the fact that, just about this time last year, the company held a major event here in the city, in which it showed off a bunch of new pieces of hardware, including the Surface Pro 4, Microsoft Band 2 and debuted the Surface Book laptop.
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But just because he recently referred to the attack on the World Trade Center as happening on "7/11" — which is a convenience store — instead of 9/11, and just because he claimed that "I know Russia well" because he held a "major event in Russia two or three years ago — [the] Miss Universe contest, which was a big, big, incredible event" — doesn't make him unqualified.
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But, this is the first major event Melania has publicly commented on, despite the growing list of national cancellations in the last week alone: multiple sports organizations, including the NBA, NHL, and MLB, have suspended their seasons; festivals including Coachella, and Stagecoach are postponing their events for later in the year, while SXSW canceled their gathering altogether; and now, the city of New York faces massive closures starting on Monday.
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So Ms. Lévy pulls out the stops, bringing a staff of 11 (six from New York, three from her London gallery and two from her Geneva gallery) for a week; enlisting an architect, painter and lighting designer for her booth; entertaining clients with a major event — this year a circus-themed party created by a tightrope acrobat with "dinner under the big top"; even insisting on a specific brand of Swiss chocolate in the booth (Villars).
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The new life of Poiret, now owned by the South Korean fashion and beauty conglomerate Shinsegae International, should by all rights have been a major event: Paul Poiret was one of the most influential designers of the early 20th century; there was a retrospective devoted to his work at the Met in 2007; the house has been dormant for almost 90 years — and he was the designer who freed women from the corset, for goodness' sake!
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