Related columns: "Oil market marches on toward backwardation", Reuters, Aug.
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The PC market marches on, but this one merely stumbles.
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As demonstrated by the solidarity around women's marches on Jan.
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Tick, Tock, as the exhibition title suggests — time marches on.
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After huge marches on June 30, the military ousted Morsi.
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Related columns: "Oil market marches on towards backwardation", Reuters, Aug.
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That conversation will no doubt continue at marches on Saturday.
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Regardless of who is in the White House, sport marches on.
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As the old saying goes, an army marches on its stomach.
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But the star-spangled banner marches on WalesThink of the valleys.
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Nearly 3 million around the world gathered for marches on Saturday.
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There were marches on the street with nurses and factory workers.
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Several others voiced their support for the marches on social media.
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So why are there sometimes riots and marches on May Day?
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Meanwhile, reality marches on, outside the confines of his delusional mind.
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Trump sees only the low road and proudly marches on it.
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Most importantly, he marches on with his banal and peevish tweets.
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Despite all that, Ms. Brewer warned, the parade itself marches on.
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Whereas the Pageant died long ago, the Miners' Gala marches on.
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Sure the 3.5mm jack is older than most, but time marches on.
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As time marches on, the nervousness increases, eventually becoming nigh-on unbearable.
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Still: the future marches on, and AI translation is only getting better.
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Hundreds of thousands of people took part in women's marches on Jan.
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Time marches on and the shadows lengthen but Tikvah is never hurried.
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But time marches on, and all of us want a happier, healthier 2017.
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In Washington, the investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election marches on.
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Some on the right are now calling for "marches" on the company's offices.
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Photo by Diana Davies: Gay Liberation Front marches on Times Square, New York, 1970.
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But as time marches on, it's become increasingly difficult to find fat to trim.
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History marches on, and all of us are victims of it sooner or later.
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They might be a smidge nostalgic for the old dives, but change marches on.
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As time marches on, I hope for even more indifference toward my physical self.
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ET. Coming tomorrow: Earnings season marches on with Morgan Stanley (MS) and E*Trade (ETFC).
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The marches on June 25 and 26 capped off the final weekend of Pride Month.
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Times change, technology marches on, and the old ways of plundering go out of fashion.
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Napoleon and other military commanders knew very well that an army marches on its stomach.
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The "How It's Made" marathon doesn't need you to watch it; it marches on regardless.
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And as time marches on, more and more alternatives are created in the independent internet.
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Someone—maybe Napoleon, maybe Alexander the Great—once said that an army marches on its stomach.
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But time marches on, and by the mid-1960s, they were a dull and flavorless grind.
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And so the scrutiny of Taylor Swift's "Look What You Made Me Do" video marches on.
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Have people gotten happier over time — or are we becoming more miserable as history marches on?
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As climate change marches on, outbreaks of viruses like Ebola, Chikungunya, and Zika will keep happening.
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Coming tomorrow: Earnings season marches on with results from Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) and Texas Instruments (TXN).
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But the protests were far smaller than the masses who turned the women's marches on Jan.
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The Moore case also suggests the problem will only get worse as the Trump era marches on.
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History depends on human choices, but time marches on whether humans are present within it or not.
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Despite years of attention and mounting awareness, the opioid epidemic marches on in communities across the country.
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Mueller marches on, achieving a growing number of indictments of Russians and Americans as complicit in crimes.
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Time marches on for Victoria Beckham, but not in the same way it does for mere mortals.
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Several verdicts have prompted street protests, including some of the world's largest marches on International Women's Day.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Thousands of Australians staged protest marches on Thursday demanding the date of Australia Day, Jan.
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In sibling marches on every continent except Antarctica, young people marched in solidarity with the U.S. students.
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"The job market juggernaut marches on," Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody's Analytics, said in a statement.
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I've done marches on Washington the last two years in a row [and] I helped them raise money.
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And yet, six of the seven candidates for DNC chair weren't at any of the marches on Saturday.
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The risk is that new rules cost a fortune to enforce and become obsolete as technology marches on.
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As the tech industry marches on, the internet will become entwined ever more deeply in our collective lives.
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As the Black Lives Matter movement marches on, the amount of black men becoming hashtags increases every day.
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"I lead the marches on Bloomberg, and on Joe Biden about the crime bill," Sharpton told VICE News.
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Instead of laughing at this preposterous predicament, the art world marches on in standoffish seriousness, likely in stilettos.
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Instead, Call of Duty, like the wars it tries to tell stories about, marches on toward the next villain.
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"There will be more 777s that we can talk about as time marches on," he told a news conference.
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And so, for Crawford and Amos, their fellow graduates, and so many others to follow, school choice marches on.
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In other words, his muscles are weakening as time marches on, making everyday tasks, including games, harder and harder.
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While Weiss isn't alone in getting defensive as the nine-year bull market marches on, others are more positive.
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The future of banana label collecting Time marches on for the world's banana label collectors, who are largely older.
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During the marches on Saturday, the League of Women Voters and others were signing up new voters in droves.
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It seems appropriate to take a journalist's version of a sacred pause before life marches on and ask why.
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And there are commemorative marches on the road to the site of the front by soldiers and citizens alike.
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As he marches on toward the presidential nomination, he is sweeping aside the best the Republican Party has to offer.
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In fact, as tech marches on, that might be the one right that needs to be protected most of all.
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He, meanwhile, wastes away in the video store, waiting for something new to happen to him, even as time marches on.
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Buoyed by rallies in Caracas on Thursday that drew hundreds of thousands, the opposition coalition is planning more marches on Sept.
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As The Crown marches on toward the present, more and more familiar stories and names are becoming material for the series.
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How a genetic fitness 'crusade' marches on Millions of families started swarming across America's border, fleeing poverty or seeking political asylum.
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All of the places where Firefox or Safari might get tripped up by a website or service demanding Chrome, Brave marches on.
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Menashi -- then editor-in-chief -- harshly criticized Take Back the Night marches on college campuses, which seek to end violence against women.
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Democrats and independents should not be deluded or distracted by marches on Washington, clever tweets or "Saturday Night Live" skits lampooning Trump.
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WASHINGTON — As the House marches on to impeach President Donald Trump, Democrats seem unfazed about the likely acquittal on the Senate side.
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The montage marches on—I pray to the old gods and the new that the writers will throw her in the ring soon.
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As the campaign marches on with Trump still riding high in the polls, his ongoing success is starting to become a concern here.
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We had big differences, and we fought 'em out in political parties and in the streets of Berlin and in marches on Rome.
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Thousands of Iranians took part in state-sponsored marches on Friday to support the government's decision to reduce limits on its nuclear program.
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Some women avoided the marches on Saturday because they felt they were too focused on electing Democrats, at the expense of other issues.
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For days, Mexican police have made a point of showing stepped up security, standing guard in riot gear as the group marches on.
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It also reflects the pressure to make smaller, faster chips despite scientific challenges, a principle that "marches on" for the company's business, he said.
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The country is undergoing a wave of anti-government unrest, with the opposition holding what it called the "mother of all marches" on Wednesday.
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Dana Kristina-Joi Morgan performs during a Congressional Gold Medal ceremony to honor the Foot Soldiers of the 1965 Voting Rights Marches on Wednesday.
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Mueller marches on, interviewing witnesses at length, who will be indicted if they do not tell the truth when they are questioned by investigators.
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Protesters around the world are expected to attend a second day of marches on Sunday to voice support for female empowerment and political involvement.
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Mr. Barhoum, the Hamas spokesman, had said earlier on Friday that the marches on the border would continue, aimed at breaking the Israeli blockade.
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Hundreds of thousands of people took part in marches on Saturday in cities across the country to protest gun violence and call for change.
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As summer marches on and student loan payments loom, millennials – especially those who have recently graduated from college – are getting serious about their job searches.
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It's therefore no surprise that software spend is expected to reach more than $420 billion in 2019 as the shift to the cloud marches on.
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I'm relieved to miss the inauguration the day after surgery, but sad not to be able to participate in any of the marches on Saturday.
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The photos of Thunberg's lonely demonstrations last year and the millions-strong climate marches on Friday show how she's inspired young people across the globe.
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They also urge students, parents, school officials, lawmakers and others to participate in local anti-gun violence marches on the day of the nationwide movement.
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The pep band blasted "Malagueña" and Sousa marches on the sidelines at basketball games, and floated down Morris Park Avenue during the Columbus Day parade.
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Neo-Nazi John Patler marches on his own to protest the desegregation of schools as a crowd of people watches in Englewood, New Jersey, on Aug.
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During the two weeks that "Inxeba" was shown in South Africa, before being categorised as porn, traditional leaders led marches on cinemas in the Eastern Cape.
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"We got more on this kid," she replies, then marches on with the trial, not bothering to share this bit of information with the defense lawyers.
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Record-breaking summer marches on to the beat of climate change AccuWeather analyst Joel Myers warned that some groups are particularly vulnerable to the high temperatures.
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But it's especially disquieting for its reminder that the earth marches on in its own ways — regardless of whether or not we're here to witness it.
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Hundreds of thousands of young people gathered for the marches on Saturday, which were slated to take place in all 85033 states and on six continents.
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As many of the planet's last hectares of wilderness give way to roads and towns, farms and soccer fields, gas stations and Starbucks, the Anthropocene marches on.
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Leagues across the world have boasted on social media of their member's participation in such events as Pride Marches, and their local Women's Marches on January 21.
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They're ways to mark the passing of years and seasons, ways to glimpse, slightly, the things we might otherwise wish to forget, especially as time marches on.
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The 47-year-old recently told People that she has no intention of trading in her two-piece for a little more coverage as time marches on.
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Fighting to reunite the family As the Campos siblings fight to keep their house, the separate battle to bring their parents home marches on in the courts.
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Nonfiction As time marches on, it doesn't seem impossible that Orson Welles's legend as the screen's ultimate Sisyphean showman will outlast any particular familiarity with his movies.
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Two large marches on Sunday afternoon were the first significant public gatherings since the ban took effect the day before, under a rarely invoked emergency powers law.
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"I support Google...I don't support anyone who wants to hurt Google," Damore told CNBC, adding that he doesn't support anyone calling for marches on the company.
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"As time marches on and the effects of entrenched racist and unequal opportunity remain obvious, this goal might be optimistic and may need to change," she wrote.
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Activists in New York and New Jersey are leading candlelight vigils as well as marches on Trump Tower in response to POTUS' lukewarm response to the Charlottesville rallies.
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For the first time, it makes you feel like you're a part of a community, although I wonder how the feeling with last as the expansion marches on.
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While technology marches on at the pace of Moore's Law, our governments and political systems at large are completely unprepared for these drastic changes already on the horizon.
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In public, both parties are content with placid negotiations and #inspiring photo opportunities for now, but as Brexit marches on, things are likely to get a lot messier.
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LEICESTER MARCHES ON More than 15 minutes after the final whistle, Leicester fans were still singing, finally ready to believe their team would become the unlikeliest of champions.
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What exactly do you have in mind — bookkeepers and baristas and computer technicians meeting in cells to plan general strikes and marches on the US Chamber of Commerce?
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If progress marches on at its unceasing current rate—which it will, it always does—then 2017 could be the year of a mighty, and mightily unexpected, fall.
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West Point's storied Long Gray Line marches on, and she will succeed in spite of the imposing, mythological and antiquated figure who hovered over us in the library.
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All big unions organised marches on the same day for the first time in almost two weeks of nationwide protests, with union chiefs hoping to regain faltering momentum.
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But it is relevant to remember that Moore's law (in various forms) and science marches on—if things continue for a few decades this may not be too hard.
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This week, We Make America is focused on one task: making signs, props, and banners to carry at the Women's Marches on Washington and New York on January 21.
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HELSINKI (Reuters) - They say an army marches on its stomach, and a decision to serve Finnish soldiers two compulsory vegetarian meals a week has upset the nationalist defense minister.
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The criticism comes as the U.S. trade battle with China marches on, with intellectual property theft proving to be a major sticking point between the world's two largest economies.
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Rando and an American envoy (Satomi Ishihara) are the only characters who are given anything close to depth as the creature emerges from the water and marches on Tokyo.
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It will have also undermined the excellent, state-level work that has been going on for decades, and that marches on steadily, one state, one student at a time.
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Over 20 years, Bechdel's radical, sweetly earnest crew falls in and out of love, marches on Washington, flirts, bears children, goes broke, reads novels, gets sick — in short, ages.
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First, Obamacare marches on: In the latest sign of the law's success, Maine has become the 36th state to expand Medicaid, thanks to the insistence of the state's voters.
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If nothing else, he and Matthew keep providing little pockets of the mundane reality that marches on almost in spite of all the high-stakes espionage swirling around them.
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"We cannot, at home, be under pressure from our youth, and rightly so," Mr. Macron said, referring to student marches on the environment in France and elsewhere in Europe.
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Crowd estimates from Women's Marches on Saturday now tally over 2000 million and political scientists think we may have just witnessed the largest day of demonstrations in American history.
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But local organizers are shouldering on-the-ground planning, many of them women relying on informal networks established during worldwide women&aposs marches on Trump&aposs inauguration and its anniversary.
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And then we realized that if you're at war, you need an army, and an army marches on its stomach, which means we needed to deploy the Battle Chef Brigade.
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But just as an army marches on its stomach, an air force's mobility depends on the fleet of aircraft and maintainers to handle the logistics of troop and material movement.
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Because the mass shootings receive intense media attention, it does not register for most Americans that behind these unspeakable acts, the daily drumbeat of gun deaths in America marches on.
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Sure, it's a small thing, but as the series marches on and you hear it dozens of times, you begin to resent the absence of old "is" more and more.
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As Arya marches on in the life-or-death battle against the White Walkers, we're taking a walk down memory lane with Williams' remarkable red-carpet transformation over the last decade.
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The 27-year-old actor shared a series of photos from recent same-sex marriage marches on Instagram with a powerful message before the vote heads to Parliament on November 7.
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Massive crowds of women across the country participated in various Women's Marches on Saturday to protest the election of Donald Trump, and now the 6th president has responded to their efforts.
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But as time marches on without a cohesive international effort followed with committed worldwide action, the threat of a nuclear confrontation with a global impact only grows toward a certain climax.
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While they'll still be holding marches on the one year anniversary of the Women's March on Washington, the events will focus on tangible action as opposed to social and cultural uprising.
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HELSINKI (Reuters) - Supporters of the far right and anti-fascists staged rival marches on Saturday in the city of Turku, the scene of Finland's first militant Islamist attack a year ago.
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This past weekend as part of worldwide marches on the one-year anniversary of the first Women's March, women and their allies sent a very clear message to the powers that be.
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The lesson is not merely a wake-up call for astrophysicists, but for all of us, for anyone with the misapprehension that science somehow marches on separate from the rest of culture.
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Only 22,300 people marched in the Yellow Vest protest across France Saturday, the lowest turnout yet, and less than a tenth of those who took part in the first marches on Nov.
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The well-known adage that an army marches on its stomach makes the point that no competent military strategist should dismiss everyday life experience, still less the gendered question of who cooks.
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Checking accounts, and even traditional savings accounts offered by big banks, generally offer a fraction of a percent in interest, meaning over time, your cash is worth less as inflation marches on.
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The Nasdaq composite index on Monday was the latest U.S. stock market benchmark to hit an all-time high as the bull market, which turned officially 221 years old this month, marches on.
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And many voters are funneling fear and anger into activism — including during nationwide marches on Saturday protesting the treatment of migrants, above — raising questions about how far left the party's politics will drift.
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"Gold bulls are not giving up yet but the fight may be in vain, with $1,480 continuing to resist any marches on it," Craig Erlam, OANDA senior market analyst, said in a note.
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Iranian-backed forces reportedly organized protests and marches on the U.S. Embassy after the U.S. carried out airstrikes Sunday against Kata'ib Hezbollah that were said to have killed at least 25 militia fighters.
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For most of the game, a concrete narrative arc is eschewed in favor of developing the main characters and their relationships against the backdrop of different combat engagements while World War II marches on.
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The number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits last week fell to the lowest level in more than 44 years as job growth marches on despite severe weather that caused job losses in September.
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Calls by the opposition and other activists for a general strike marked a retreat from initial plans for pro-democracy marches on Tuesday after the powerful Roman Catholic Church withdrew its support last month.
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If the sea of knit pink pussy hats at the women's protest marches on Saturday in the United States showed anything, it's that fashion will always have a role to play in social disruption.
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Women's March activists targeted in scam run from Bangladesh Here is just a spectacularly zeitgeisty story from Donie O'Sullivan about how people in Bangladesh are promoting fake women's marches on Facebook to sell T-shirts.
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In central Algiers, the site of mass marches on successive Fridays since the unrest began, teacher Halim Hachni sat in a coffee shop contemplating his country's future and wondering about the army's role in it.
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Throughout the 1960s there were many anti-Vietnam marches on Washington calling for the end of the Vietnam War, but the largest of these protests was held in November 1969, drawing at least 600,000 people.
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Still, Portugal's student movement expects thousands to join the marches on Friday, building on momentum of Thunberg's arrival to mobilize ahead of the United Nations COP 25 climate summit in Madrid from Dec. 2-13.
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The three major marches on June 9 and 12, and July 1 saw protesters marching from the bustling shopping district of Causeway Bay to the city's Legislative Council -- a well-trodden route for Hong Kong protests.
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As technological progress marches on, you're given tens of different construction options in each of these locations, and it feels like you need the mind of a chess master to keep track of what's going on.
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Men and women of character find comfort in each stage of a life well-lived, and embrace the time to heal and to reacquaint when the sound of the band is faint as it marches on.
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"We hold the enemy directly responsible for this crime, and for previous crimes, and the Zionist enemy will pay a dear price," said a statement issued by Hamas's armed wing after the funeral marches on Sunday.
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So many of its images remind me of ones I've seen before — police attacking black people with fire hoses, marches on Washington, a young person gently putting a flower in the muzzle of a soldier's gun.
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Protesters stage marches on the National Mall in Washington, in eyeshot of those elected to the Congress, mimicking military advances – a metaphorical threat that Members of Congressmen had better heed or be overrun at the ballot box.
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As 2017—aka the Year of the Cloud Rat—marches on and the horrors all around us continue to intensify, aggressive, cathartic music remains one of the few things we can count on to provide an escape.
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People around the world went on strike and took part in demonstrations for International Women's Day and A Day Without a Woman marches on Tuesday, which were organized by the activists behind the Women's March on Washington.
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More than 600 marches on Saturday could draw hundreds of thousands of people across the country, from immigrant-friendly cities like Los Angeles and New York City to conservative Appalachia and Wyoming under the banner Families Belong Together.
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In-group variation rarely leads to a re-consideration of a priori categories and studies with negative results do not get the same space, in journals or in the press… biological research marches on in its derpy ways.
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SpotMini persists, which results in the man pulling the robot from behind and dragging it backward (breaking a small piece of its back along the way.) After the man lets go, SpotMini marches on and completes its task.
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Platforms such as the Advocacy Summit and marches on Washington, movements that initiate change and celebrate a diversity of perspectives, provide an opportunity for our young leaders to make their voices heard while helping them develop valuable skills.
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But as "Funny Man" marches on, the book makes the mistake of giving equal emphasis to every phase of its subject's career, lavishing excessive attention on events that don't merit them and leaving other, more significant plotlines underdeveloped.
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Where he can cite crazy conspiracies—including that Clinton and Barack Obama paid people $1,500 to incite violence at his rallies and that the women who are accusing him of sexual assault are Clinton campaign plants—and the debate marches on.
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The Republicans on the House Intelligence Committee are now leading participants in one of the great coverups in American history, while Robert Mueller, a decorated Marine and lifetime Republican, marches on in his battle for truth, justice and the American way.
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We talk about queering time and the renewed intensity of activism in the current political climate; the need for yet more Marches on Washington; the sisterhood of the #MeToo movement; the persistence of social and structural indifference, intolerance and violence.
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It's difficult to calibrate it just right: If the police get violent, we, the protesters, win over a million people — as happened between the marches on June 9 and June 16 — but if the protesters get violent, we lose a million.
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The rush of Democratic governors and senators, both moderates and progressives, to airports this weekend also showed that they recognized that the outpouring of protesters for the women's marches on inauguration weekend was only the start of a new movement.
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As time marches on, and the stakes get higher and the heartbreaks bigger, any parent must admit that sometimes we will want to step back and reclaim that time when there was a 4-year-old sleeping at half court.
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Ben Sisto's strange and thoroughly amazing "Museum of Who Let Who Let the Dogs Out Out?" is the other side of the coin, representing the fact that art marches on, removed from the current state of affairs and somewhat inward looking.
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After a year of swooning theatrically at our salacious #MeToo stories, the so-called allies of survivors remain ensconced in their respective comfort zones, and the system marches on, not bending toward justice but craning with all its might toward the status quo.
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The Emperor's Naked Army Marches On (1987) followed obsessive former soldier Kenzo Okuzaki, who was seeking to expose the truth about Japanese cannibalism in the Pacific during World War II. In Reiwa Uprising, we meet transgender university professor and politician Ayumi Yasutomi.
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Recently she completed an extensive jaunt throug Japan—which is frequently the most surreal experience for a touring artist—and below is an intimate look behind the scenes of said tour, which, with a few pauses in June, marches on till August.
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And as Joan marches on to predetermined glory and doom, the revised script avoids irony for a more conventional account guaranteed to push the emotional buttons of any parent who has felt equal elation and terror as she watches her child grow up.
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WASHINGTON — The impeachment inquiry that has imperiled President Trump and captured the attention of a divided nation is now threatening to overshadow House Democrats' attempts to show that they can govern, posing a political dilemma that deepens as the investigation marches on.
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In "Beat Out the Sun," a motley crew of warriors marches on the sun, their torsos overlapping à la Egyptian reliefs, as if beating out the source of all life is the fastest, stupidest way to destroy our planet, if not the solar system.
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Below are some of the key facts about Pride marches: On June 27, 1970, the first gay pride march took place in Chicago, with similar events held the next day in New York and Los Angeles to mark the first anniversary of the Stonewall uprising.
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Ms. Seif, who was released from jail in September after serving more than a year for attending a peaceful protest, dared to stage a solitary walk on Monday along the route of one of the most daring protest marches on the first day of the 2011 uprising.
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Mueller marches on in the pursuit of justice and the defense of America against the Russian attack, despite the danger of his being fired in a Saturday Night Massacre or suspected criminals being pardoned by a president in fear of the facts, the truth and the law.
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Consider the women's marches on the day after Trump's inauguration—the largest coordinated protests in American history, which brought well over three million people into the streets of cities nationwide to make their voices heard on issues from reproductive freedom to Russia's interference in the 20113 election.
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True, Bryant's legend will live on, in the form of banners, championship rings, and highlight clips, while his friends' less remarkable lives, leaving no imprint on humanity's collective consciousness, will quickly slip into oblivion, and as time marches on it will be as if they never existed at all.
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And as non-human voice tech marches on from dumb recorded messages to chatbot-style AIs running on scripted rails to — as Dasha pitches it — fully responsive, emoting, even emotion-sensitive conversation engines that can slip right under the human radar maybe the robocaller problem will eat itself?
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Compare "Round Here" to tracks like Toby Keith's "Stays in Mexico," a party song in which the verses move forward until the bridge loops back to the beginning, or Tracy Lawrence's "Time Marches On," from 1996, which is flat and methodical and it plods through an entire life.
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" The melody originated in the early 1800s with a hymn, "Grace Reviving the Soul," according to the book "Battle Hymn of the Republic: A Biography of the Song That Marches On." Its lyrics went, "Say brothers will you meet us," three times, and then, "On Canaan's happy shore.
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Girls Who Code, a nonprofit organization that aims to close the gender gap in technology by training girls in computer science, is taking the flurry of in-person marches on everything from climate change to perceived governmental corruption online during the International Day of the Girl, held on Oct.
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MoMA cites Errol Morris and Michael Moore as fans of this Japanese documentarian; "The Emperor's Naked Army Marches On" (on Monday), which follows a potentially mad World War II veteran as he seeks to extract information about the deaths of army cohorts in 212, made Morris's nonfiction-cinema top 2212.
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While the House Intelligence Committee was widely discredited long ago, Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE marches on with his focused investigation of the Russia scandal.
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Related: Record-breaking summer marches on to the beat of climate change Climate change has doubled the risk of heat waves and instances as severe as 2003 -- when the UK hit an all-time record temperature of 38.5 C (or 101.3 F) -- could occur "every other year" by the 2040s, the report said.
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Protesting the elite's excesses Al-Sadr, not long ago an implacable foe of the US-led occupation, in 2016 inspired a spate of mass anti-corruption marches on Baghdad's so-called Green Zone, a 10-square-kilometer fortified forbidden zone containing the Iraqi parliament, ministries, embassies and the sumptuous villas of Iraqi leaders.
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If this storm follows a track that socks the D.C. area with heavy, wet snow and then slams the Philadelphia area, New York City, Hartford, and Boston, it would be a remarkable feat in a month that is already going down in the books in some areas as one of the snowiest Marches on record.
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Hundreds of thousands of people in all 50 states held marches on Saturday against gun violence, including the more than 85033,000 who organizers estimate attended the march in Washington, D.C. Hogg and his classmates from Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, the site of a February mass shooting that killed 17, addressed the crowd in Washington.
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NEW YORK/SAN FRANCISCO, June 25 (Reuters) - Large crowds turned out for Pride marches on Sunday in New York City and San Francisco, the two U.S. places most associated with the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender rights movement, with the East Coast city bringing a more political flavor to the event sparked by events there almost 50 years ago.
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The rift is now so dire that there will be two marches on the same day next month on the streets of New York: one led by the Women's March group, which is billed as being led by women of color, and another by a group affiliated with March On that is stressing its denunciation of anti-Semitism.
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Check the receipts (Stat News) 'Hotspotting' for heavy health care users marches on, despite new doubts (Kaiser Health News) In opioid trial, pharmaceutical executive John Kapoor sentenced to 5.5 years (WGBH) State by state Iowa lawmakers consider measures to protect people with pre-existing conditions as 'ObamaCare' faces legal challenges (Des Moines Register) In wake of New York Gov.
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The chairman of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee in the 1960s and a leading organizer of the 1965 Selma to Montgomery marches (on top of so much else), 79-year-old Lewis is a civil rights icon, and for more than half a century has been an accelerant of some of the noblest parts of American history.
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The milestones in King's career — the Montgomery bus boycott, the protests in Birmingham, the marches on Washington and from Selma to Montgomery — had always been the province of white correspondents, principally native Southerners (Claude Sitton, Roy Reed, Gene Roberts and John Herbers, among them) steeped in racial matters for whom the major stops on the civil rights itinerary represented home turf.
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As special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE's Russia investigation marches on, consultants and lobbyists are studying how former allies of President Trump ended up in legal jeopardy, in part through their business activities with international clients.
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In response to those objections, organizers released a statement calling the march's current name a "tribute" to the 153 march — which, they said, "set a precedent" for similar massive marches to demand human rights, including other historic events like the 1965 March on Washington for Peace in Vietnam and the four Marches on Washington for the rights of LGBTQ people in 1979, 1987, 1993 and 2000.
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Finally, tell us more about what you think: The related article "At Rallies, Students With a Different View of Gun Violence: As Urban Reality" describes the experiences of people who attended marches on Saturday and had "a different idea of the problem" of gun violence: not mass shootings like the one that happened at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School but those shootings that are "a never-ending feature of life" in cities like Baltimore and Chicago.
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He said you can't really blame the Patriots faithful for believing their team can do no wrong, and has done no wrong, even though it was twice caught cheating by the N.F.L. So the pre-Super Bowl chatter marches on, focusing on Belichick's genius, even though he was fined a half-million dollars for videotaping opposing coaches in 2007, or Brady's brilliance, even though he was suspended for the first four games of the season after being accused of using deflated footballs.
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