But we can see those trends materialize in the business.
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That credibility failed to materialize in the first two contests.
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Maybe we see that characteristic in Fran materialize in other ways.
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Did any collaborative effort or private understanding materialize in the end?
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All of these fireworks did not really materialize in the debate.
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They materialize in a place when they collide with something else.
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Greater benefits will materialize in the long run as convergence triggers innovation.
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Federal officials said environmental hazards had begun to materialize in the Carolinas.
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"[Second half] is where the problems could materialize in earnest," they wrote.
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Also, how do your ideas about that theme materialize in the instrumental format?
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Still, it's possible that AR or VR never materialize in any mainstream way.
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But that high turnout has yet to materialize in the Democratic nominating contest.
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A defense that can foil Kansas City has yet to materialize in full.
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He'll need every bit of his nice post footwork to materialize in terms of lateral movement as he slims down further and strays from the paint, and he'll need his soft touch around the rim to materialize in consistent range.
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Lunny will definitely materialize in Paradise, if not on the next Bachelor Winter Games.
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This would later materialize in his grueling use of the "broken windows" policing model.
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They all expected that their investment of time and resources would materialize in July.
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The company said sales from the new opening will mostly materialize in the fourth quarter.
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Walk across a room, and the wall will materialize in a haze of blocky static.
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Others will be at a disadvantage, because none of these things materialize in the show.
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The lurking of a potential connection makes you wonder whether they'll ever materialize in person.
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Critics' fears that they would touch off widespread cash hoarding did not materialize in Europe.
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Any expected Trump bump in home sales didn't materialize in contracts for homes signed in November.
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There will be a lot more of these projects expected to materialize in H2 this year.
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If done properly, the face of his or her future spouse would materialize in the mirror.
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Thank you, Bloomberg Businessweek, for making the phrase "Jeff Bezos Fleshlight" materialize in my mind pic.twitter.
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Keene is predicting that the 9 percent rally he sees coming for Pfizer will materialize in March.
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However, his push for a Dutch departure from the EU is unlikely to materialize in such scenario.
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On Tuesday, before Portal could even materialize in stores, privacy issues once again came to the fore.
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When the forecast winds failed to materialize in some areas on Wednesday, criticism mounted against PG&E.
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But, he cautioned, it's still not certain that low-carbon biofuels will actually materialize in such large quantities.
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But that flood has yet to materialize in Senate races, which many recruits consider costly, exhausting and unglamorous.
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A respondent in the report said: "Anticipated large export orders did not materialize" in the fabricated metal industry.
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Investments in research and development, for instance, have failed to materialize in both the public and private sectors.
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When two authority figures materialize in your bedroom in the middle of the night, you don't question them.
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A flood of copyright lawsuits has failed to materialize in the two years since that federal appeals court ruling.
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Customers materialize in front of the bakery, extending one pound and leaving shortly after with four loaves of bread.
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Those risks could materialize in a number of ways, she said, including that investors could take on more risk.
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The "how" behind creating the outcome that you want will materialize in new opportunities that you haven't previously considered.
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In any of these spots, a member of the hotel's personable staff may materialize in case refreshments are desired.
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"Any possible impact of uncertainty related to the future of Obamacare did clearly not materialize in Q4," they wrote.
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Foods of the moment — cronuts, ramen burgers, cupcakes, sushirritos — quickly materialize in suburban neighborhoods as ghosts of gastro foolishness.
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Research shows that while the expected 'Werther effect' didn't materialize in Seattle, where Cobain lived, more people called crisis hotlines.
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A tiger only seems to materialize in a box if you're square in front of the fake wall hiding it.
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After Ray dies, both the ring and his corpse materialize in the Black Lodge, to be attended to by Mike.
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Others did not materialize, in part because they did not capture just how much technology would transform the investment industry.
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But if this does not materialize in the near-term, they will likely take profit on longs, pushing prices lower.
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Traders, however, said there is little expectation a Europe-wide floor price would ever materialize in the EU's trading system.
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Some moderates feared a backlash from progressives but it ultimately did not materialize in the room, according to several people.
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It's still not clear if the promised benefits of any these technologies will materialize in our lifetimes, or even our children's.
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And while there have been numerous rumblings about a second-generation version, it has yet to materialize in any official capacity.
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The IMF expects euro zone growth to pick up later this year, but forecasts major risks that could materialize in autumn.
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"The idea that this will materialize in the near future and pay for the security sector budget is unrealistic," said Byrd.
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And if cities can really move away from cars for good, what could materialize in the spaces now reserved for them?
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Male birth control may also be slow to materialize in part because it doesn't have motivation or money from Big Pharma.
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Words like "Interference" and "Tripping" materialize in turquoise blue and start to giddily flip-flop around, in both English and Korean.
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" Suddenly, she continues, a song from long ago would materialize in her mind and she'd think, "Oh, that's what this song means.
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But it wasn't until the fall that she got to see the power of the movement actually materialize in her own backyard.
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While anticipated political risks have failed so far to materialize in 2017, a minority highlighted potential disruption from Italy's early-2018 election.
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We're seeing that materialize in different ways now since a lot of people are dissatisfied with the way the world is going.
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According to Innovation's Nielsen, American food trends materialize in five stages, starting at fine dining establishments, then specialty food magazines and stores.
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And why, for the love of all that is good, did Bill Skarsgard suddenly materialize in the basement of the Shawshank penitentiary?
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Years ago, when Bruce was at his lowest, Caitlyn would materialize in the sky, coming into being on lonely flights to nowhere.
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The rumors of this mythical device have seemingly been flying around forever, though, and are yet to materialize in any palpable way.
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The lack of a permanent CEO means that the anticipated 222 expense savings will likely not materialize in full as previously planned.
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" • "By the companies' own estimates, a majority of those financial risks could start to materialize in the next five years or so.
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But autonomous-vehicle experts have cast doubt on Musk&aposs claims, saying it&aposs unlikely they will materialize in the near term.
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By the companies' own estimates, a majority of those financial risks could start to materialize in the next five years or so.
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Then a shout rang out, and Mr. Schickele would materialize in a box or balcony, hopelessly disheveled in formal dress and work boots.
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If the money didn't materialize in time, she warned, there could be a serious problem with the shows: nobody would hear the actors.
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A blue wave did materialize in suburbs across the country, delivering Democrats their House majority through districts in Virginia, Pennsylvania, Minnesota and Texas.
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There were about a thousand people at the event, a size that normally doesn't materialize in Dallas for protests against police brutality, Fullinwider explained.
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As weeks one, two and three passed, it became apparent that my lofty goals weren't going to magically materialize in a matter of days.
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AltaCorp Capital analysts expect stable and more predictable earnings from exiting fixed price contracts to likely only begin to materialize in 2020 and beyond.
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In these early looks, it's clear a Democratic wave could materialize in Arizona with the former vice president at the top of the ticket.
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According to legend, the impish goblins like to materialize in dark, humid corners, mostly after dusk, and sometimes when the air moistens with rain.
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It's as simple as that, and it means that no matter how many militants are killed on the battlefield, more will materialize in rapid succession.
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Others listed possible reforms to the legal immigration system that weren't in the bill at all — and may or may not materialize in the future.
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As David Roberts has noted, the supposed "bipartisan appeal" of revenue-neutral approaches has repeatedly failed to materialize in Congress or at the ballot box.
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If Greece doesn't achieve these goals then some of the debt relief it received under the bailout program might no longer materialize in the future.
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Beautifully directed by Denis Villeneuve, the movie is more hopeful than many in this genre — here, the best solutions don't materialize in a gun sight.
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On top of that, he saw a potentially better opportunity materialize in New England, where the Patriots had just fired their head coach, Pete Carroll.
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Just as water types splashed into our balls by the East River, so too, we hoped, would ghost Pokémon materialize in the dark of night.
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This data suggests that there could be a possible surge in Latino voter turnout this year, although a similarly expected increase failed to materialize in 2016.
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"How you will see this materialize in the next six months is that about 63 additional new miles of wall will come online," Mr. Shanahan said.
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"We currently do not expect the planned 900 million euros of cost savings to materialize in 2018," the bank said in its annual report for 2017.
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Here's what he said: I am for the spirit of a federal jobs guarantee, but you have to look at how it would actually materialize in practice.
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Multinational industrial giant Honeywell's CEO Dave Cote said last week that Jet engine service orders, scanners, and logistic and shipping services simply failed to materialize in September.
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But while Lenovo and Samsung have demonstrated concept devices with foldable screens, and numerous other companies have filed patents, the devices have yet to materialize in stores.
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As water evaporates from the lake, it appears to don a seasonal leopard print — not made of fur, but of minerals, which materialize in colorful spotted pools.
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Unfortunately, given Democrats' difficulty getting even basic economic security measures past Mitch McConnell, we probably shouldn't expect a Green New Deal to materialize in the near future.
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The technologies described in patents don&apost always materialize in new products, and patents alone aren&apost an indication that Apple is working on a particular product.
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Most fund managers have therefore retreated to the market sidelines, waiting to see if the long-promised drawdown in global stocks will eventually materialize in the third quarter.
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The claim resurrects a popular theme from his 2016 campaign that has yet to materialize in substance -- Mexican leadership has long denied it would pay for a wall.
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"Although we believe that some M&A could materialize in the automotive sector, we do not expect it in the short term," said Mediobanca Securities analyst Andrea Balloni.
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The Latinx surge against Trump didn't quite materialize in 343, but Democrats saw much more promising signs in midterm turnout, a trend that could certainly continue in 234.
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But the recent offensive explosion in the N.F.L. didn't just happen in the past year, nor did productive, pass-happy, fast-paced offensive schemes materialize in a vacuum.
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There were television and movie appearances, major roles in pro wrestling extravaganzas, and party after party where Gronk always seemed to materialize in character as the eternal goofball.
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For generations, the women behind the ERA fought for an idea of equality—flawed, insufficient, and constantly evolving—never knowing if they'd see it materialize in their lifetimes.
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Throughout, Mr. Malick inserts shots and short scenes that seem more like shards of memory, like those flashes from the past that suddenly materialize in the temporal slipstream.
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President Nicolás Maduro's socialist government had promised to provide subsidized meat to Venezuelans, but it did not materialize in many parts of the nation and frustration boiled over.
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Part two reflects on the concept of a would-be future Palestine that resulted from the Oslo Peace Accords but has failed to materialize in any meaningful form.
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If all required technologies materialize in this century, I would certainly volunteer for a copy of my mind to be sent to the stars on the first Starshot mission.
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In the 1990s, then Fed-chair Greenspan took a watch-and-wait policy, keeping rates low to see if inflation would materialize in the face of a growing economy.
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While talk of driverless cars and augmented reality (AR) – a technology Cook has said could be as big as the smartphone itself - have yet to materialize in any products.
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There are risks to the market rally, but they'll have to materialize in a "big way" to have an effect, noted economist Mohamed El-Erian told CNBC on Wednesday.
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"The high share of dollar borrowing foreshadows risks that could materialize in the case of a persistent dollar appreciation," the BIS said in its Quarterly Review earlier this week.
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Otherwise, if the Conservatives don't win, some kind of progressive alliance could materialize in which Labour led in partnership with the Liberal Democrats, Scottish Nationalists, and the Green Party.
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Perhaps she should even be considered the favorite (as bettors see it), especially if longstanding doubts about Mr. Biden's ability to maintain his support finally materialize in the polls.
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Bones is hiding out from his past, which soon begins to materialize in the form of his old companions — wonderful, terrifying cutthroats with names like Black Dog and Pew.
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In the other locations, it is utterly implausible to argue that Congress somehow authorized war against enemies that had yet to materialize in theaters of war it never mentioned.
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The blue wave failed to materialize in California's "jungle primary" Tuesday, where candidates of all parties competed against each other and the top two finishers won spots on the Nov.
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"The cost-reduction program we initiated earlier this year is on track, and we will see its effects materialize in the coming months and throughout 2020, as targeted," he added.
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"We do not expect indeed that such strains will materialize in the future," said Ignazio Angeloni, who sits on the board of the ECB's arm in charge of banking supervision.
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Whether they had official roles in the visit or not, the extended Trump family seemed to materialize in London overnight — all save the president's youngest son, Barron, who stayed home.
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Taiwanese artist Feng Jiang's Eastern Body Diary created an awed silence in the room as audience members watched his internal struggle with his sexuality and race materialize in exasperated dance.
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"I will remain attentive to the incoming data for signs that downside risks to the outlook materialize in a way that meaningfully affects broad economic conditions," she said in Denver.
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But even if a surge of cargoes does materialize in the next few days, it's still unlikely that India will record an increase in coal imports in August from July.
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But while you stock up on staples (and all those extras that seem to materialize in your cart), keep an eye out for new Mario-themed merch sprinkled throughout the shelves.
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Google squashed rumors of a Pixel watch again in 2018, but there's still some hope that Google's $40 million acquisition of Fossil technology will materialize in a new, flagship watch someday.
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Some pro-Brexit lawmakers have hinted they might be prepared to take this radical step, but it is unclear whether this would materialize in the event of a vote being called.
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A flood of copyright lawsuits has failed to materialize in the two years since that federal appeals court ruling, suggesting Oracle's lawsuit will not ultimately have a wide impact on the sector.
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But for the market to rally further, two other things have to materialize in the near future — Federal Reserve rate cuts and the economic slowdown only being a soft patch, Barclays said.
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Draghi told reporters on Thursday that the risk of a recession is low, but the latest data showed an economic rebound was unlikely to materialize in the second half of the year.
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As Mexican efforts have been focused on the southern regions of the country, the full effect of the crackdown could take time to materialize in U.S. crossing data, according to the Post.
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"Arrival" is a science-fiction parable in a distinctly more idealistic hopeful key than most movies in this genre, one in which the best solutions don't necessarily materialize in a gun sight.
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AI-edited political propaganda has failed to materialize in a meaningful way, and studies show that the vast majority of deepfakes are nonconsensual porn (making up 96 percent of online deepfake videos).
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"Priscilla Moriuchi, director of strategic threat development at Recorded Future and former East Asia and Pacific cyberthreat expert at the National Security Agency, said that the response could "materialize in multiple scenarios.
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Last January, local and state officials were criticized for shutting down public transit for the first time in the subway system's history ahead of a blizzard that failed to materialize in New York.
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Quarks are impossible to separate, and if you put enough energy into trying to pull them apart, more quarks will materialize in the intervening space, possibly resulting in a "jet" of new particles.
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Because it's so vague in its particulars, the resolution has become something of a Rorschach test as observers try to figure out how a Green New Deal would materialize in the real world.
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Speaking at a news conference in Brussels after talks on broadening EU-Georgia trade and cooperation, Georgian Prime Minister Giorgi Kvirikashvili called for the visa-free movement to materialize "in the nearest future".
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"How you will see this materialize in the next six months is about 63 new miles of wall will come online, so about half a mile a day will be produced," Shanahan said.
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Rather than waiting for the future promise to materialize in a new car, we see a lot of opportunity in creating those core techs and creating systems that help the human driver today.
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Is it possible that we live in a world so secretly magical that something as wondrous as Big Lebowski 2 could just materialize in our lives, fully formed, without any warning at all?
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But that assistance did not materialize in recent days, Italian officials said, stoking concerns that Egypt wanted to stymie the murder investigation because of widespread suspicions that its own security forces were responsible.
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Suresh Sidhu, chief executive officer of edotco Group Sdn Bhd, told Reuters on Friday he was optimistic that two to three deals could materialize in the company's existing markets where the sector has developed.
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Despite the Fed's forecasts that U.S. economic growth will slow next year and the unemployment rate begin to tick up the following year, economists aren't buying that a rate cut will materialize in 2020.
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The good news, in Democrats' eyes, is that this time around they have a plan — and, if a blue wave does materialize in November, it would go a long way toward helping them execute it.
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Barclays believes a market "melt-up" could be on the horizon if three things materialize in the near future: A trade truce, Federal Reserve rate cuts and the economic slowdown only being a soft patch.
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"Mental health issues can materialize in different ways — they don't always look like what you expect them to look like," Johnson concluded, adding that professionals at all levels shouldn't be so quick to judge others.
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His record as a democratic socialist is far out of the mainstream of American politics, and his revolution of new and disaffected voters who would change the composition of the electorate did not materialize in Iowa.
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Under the proposal, tax cuts in the bill would be scaled back to recapture lost federal revenues if the strong economic growth and fresh revenues promised by the bill's supporters fail to materialize in coming years.
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While some officials described Trump as jolted by the fresh recession fears that rocked the market on Wednesday, others said he did not appear deeply concerned that a downturn could materialize in the next two years.
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The findings were disturbingly simple: XDR strains can materialize in one single step, virtually anywhere where the H58 strain and the added plasmid are both present — whether a sewer system or even a single human gut.
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While actual oil and gas investments by private equity in Southeast Asia have yet to materialize in significant numbers, more firms are indicating their increased interest and attending deal-making meetings, oil and gas lawyers told Reuters.
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Investors were also fairly phlegmatic about the outlook for Europe after political risks failed to materialize in 2017, raising their euro zone bond holdings to 29.6 percent and holding their euro zone stocks exposure at 19.6 percent.
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I've seen makeshift topes materialize in upper-class neighborhoods from one day to the next, and I've seen topes that were built, I'm convinced, just to make drivers slow down for vendors who sell candy and water.
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"The not-so-subtle threat is one that could materialize in a worst case scenario, which could see Iran use Trump's decision as justification to pull out of the agreement and restart its nuclear program," Turner said.
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"They know there will be a need and know there will be a shortage, so they build a team ... to make sure they have the resources in place when risks materialize in a critical way," Wallace said.
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What we've very focused on making sure of is that we have a strong balance sheet that will allow us to take advantage of opportunities as they materialize in the marketplace, whether that's through organic investments or acquisitions.
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"With the benefits of Toys "R" Us closures, a strong consumer environment and a host of ambitious company initiatives failing to materialize in our view thus far, we remain bearish on 2018, and see further downside risk ahead."
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Those attacks simply didn't materialize in the crucial first half of the debate, when the only true challenge Buttigieg faced was a pointed question about his experience from Andrea Mitchell of NBC News, one of the four moderators.
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Hundreds of protesters gathered in Hong Kong shopping malls during the day demanding "freedom", but expected street protests failed to materialize in any significant size as the scarred city struggled to recover from violent clashes in recent days.
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Cars aren&apost the only use case, but it will take timeAnd while IoT payments may materialize in cars over the next couple of years, Sugden and Herscovici think other use cases will take longer than 10 years.
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You can also argue that his company's overwhelming size itself is part of a coming backlash from politicians and regulators (though Google has heard about this threat for some time and it has yet to materialize in a meaningful way).
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The weaponization of tariffs has damaged business confidence, so much so that the expected boon in capital spending has failed to materialize in the wake of all these uncertainties, which extend out to geopolitical risk, as well, from Caracas to Tehran.
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That mission is about to materialize, in a stark, outsized industrial building in Cold Spring, N.Y. — about 60 miles north of New York City — where they plan to exhibit about 400 works from their substantial collection when it opens next year.
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"How you will see this materialize in the next six months is about 2628 new miles of wall will come online, so about half a mile a day will be produced," Shanahan said during a Senate Appropriations defense subcommittee hearing.
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However, those fixes are unlikely to materialize in the next two weeks, and Trump doesn't seem to have been convinced by French president Emmanuel Macron's pitch that he keep the U.S. in the deal while a larger, "new deal" is negotiated.
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You really start to see how everything becomes this integrated world, where it gels together, and all of a sudden your ideas are able to materialize in this really life-affirming and deep and meaningful way — that was fully unanticipated.
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By nightfall Arab leaders were frantically trying to rally their supporters, mosques were broadcasting appeals from minaret loudspeakers, and a last-minute surge of participation seemed to materialize in some predominantly Arab towns, though that was not captured in exit polls.
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In a lot of respects, to maintain this Goldilocks-like atmosphere in stocks, where the VIX is 10 and we're hitting all-time highs, you need the data to materialize in a Goldilocks 'not too hot, not too cold' fashion.
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Siemens, by far the market leader with more than 7 GW of installed offshore wind turbine capacity, expects large scale projects to materialize in the next decade and "stands ready" to support the U.S. sector, it said in emailed comments.
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Madonna looked at a TV and assessed the augmented-reality part of the show, in which four additional virtual Madonnas, one playing an accordion and another dressed like a bride, would materialize in the televised awards performance out of thin air.
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In portraying the West Bank, I am looking at the place that should be a future Palestine, according to the Oslo Accords, but which has failed to materialize in any meaningful form; it remains a virtual state under Israeli dominance.
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Her work took on a meta-narrative that addressed the history of the MTA, by referencing the drawn-out promise of the new subway line and the disappointment that a generation had to bear when it did not materialize in their lifetimes.
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The remarks by the president of the New York Fed, John Williams, that policymakers cannot afford to keep their "powder dry" and wait for potential economic problems to materialize in those circumstances come less than two weeks before the Fed's next policy meeting.
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But Defense Distributed's engineers imagine a future where their milling machine and other digital fabrication tools—such as consumer-grade aluminum-sintering 2400-D printers that can print objects in metal—can make practically any digital gun component materialize in someone's garage.
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LOS ANGELES — The expensive science-fiction sequel "Blade Runner 2049" collapsed at the North American box office over the weekend, taking in $31.5 million, or roughly 30 percent less than analysts had expected, as younger audiences and women failed to materialize in sizable numbers.
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While van Zyl admitted that it would take time for researchers to come up with the solutions, the chief executive did see a move towards electrification, which the company believed would eventually materialize in a multitude of areas, including hybrid and fuel cell vehicles.
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"Given the recent sales and share price reactions to external factors, coupled with still sluggish internal results, we question whether the likelihood of a significant multiple expansion recovery would materialize in the near-term, even if results begin to show a meaningful acceleration," he wrote.
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But the first part of this strategy didn't really materialize in Iowa, in part because he didn't win outright and in part because voters didn't really show up for Sanders in the same numbers as they did for Obama in 2008, according to Dickinson.
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Those more ambitious programs like a moon base or sending humans to Mars would also require resources far more extensive than would be freed up by simply discontinuing NASA's ISS funding, and are unlikely to materialize in the form of government funding in the current political climate.
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This time, as senators again search for a way forward on immigration, a revolt from the right has so far failed to materialize, in large part because of the intransigence of a different player: a man in the White House who has mostly satisfied immigration hard-liners.
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We have seen this drive to end the American people's ability to access abortion materialize in our politics and our policy: The Trump-Pence administration has filled 1 in 4 lifetime seats on federal appellate courts with judges who could further erode the protections of Roe.
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So, to clarify for anyone squinting at their televisions and wondering how Foles managed to bend time and space: No, he did not actually depart one stadium in the Midwest after bewitching his opponent and then materialize in another to do the same — though such confusion would be understandable.
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Indeed, Mr. Stack's data show that two or more down years in a row are quite rare: There have been only four instances since 1928, suggesting that stocks may well be in positive territory by the end of 2019, even if a bear market does materialize in the meantime.
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Regardless of how many icebergs materialize in Iceberg Alley later this year—yes, that's a real thing, and yes, you're going to read the word 'iceberg' so many more times—more than 150,000 bottles of Iceberg Vodka aren't going to be produced, all because someone stole a shitload of iceberg water.
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" Honor killings also materialize in section 10, on "Transparency and Data Collection," which mandates the secretary of Homeland Security to regularly collect and make publicly available information regarding "the number and types of acts of gender-based violence against women, including honor killings, in the United States by foreign nationals.
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In contrast, a moderate Democrat need only attract a few of the many disgruntled Trump voters, or keep them at home, requiring no miraculous transformation of the electorate (a transformation, incidentally, that for Sanders failed to materialize in the Super Tuesday primaries, as young voters, once again, largely stayed home).
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As 2019 wraps up, Proteus has become the latest Silicon Valley company that's gone from a one-time high flyer, raising a total of over $500 million, to deep in crisis mode after its partnership with a large pharmaceutical company failed to materialize in a way that could justify its valuation.
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Those memories materialize in the playground bullying of "Origin," a window into his past as a "shy, withdrawn kid" through the eyes of his art student in "Time Machine," or, from way out in left field, when the artist takes the shape of a long-beaked bird in several stories.
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"It's flat year on year for August but whether we actually get the pick up going into the fourth quarter, which is traditionally the peak season, not quite sure whether that's going to materialize in a very strong way yet," said Selena Ling, head of treasury research and strategy for OCBC Bank.
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The match between them here that failed to materialize in 210 led to a long family boycott of the most prestigious tournament in California, a mere two hour's drive — traffic willing — from the hardscrabble, gang-controlled courts in Compton where they began playing the tricky game that would make them rich and famous.
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They include what constitutes a war zone (in effect, the entire planet); who the enemy is (any group "associated" with Al Qaeda whether or not Congress has authorized hostilities); who is targetable within such a group (never made clear); and what constitutes an "imminent" threat (a threat that may materialize in the future).
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Riskier sub-investment-grade companies have less margin for error due to their indebted balance sheets so Neuberger Berman's evaluation of ESG factors helps identify tail risks before they materialize in a company's operations, said Christopher Kocinski senior portfolio manager for non-investment grade credit at the New York-based manager that oversees US$333bn.
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Immigrant communities across the country are on edge after mass deportation operations promised by President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE failed to materialize in recent days.
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Normally that might be cause for celebration, but Democrats now in power in New Mexico are coming under fire on two fronts: from oil patch conservatives, for pushing to hike oil royalties and spend the windfall on progressive causes, and from environmentalists on the left, for allowing the oil boom to materialize in the first place.
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Not only did Amazon reject more lucrative offers from Maryland and New Jersey, but in making its announcement last month, the company indicated that it would continue to hire across its 17 corporate offices, suggesting that, even if all of the 25,000 jobs do not materialize in NYC, they would still be created elsewhere in North America.
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Instead, it projects that deficits will grow $7 trillion over the next decade as the United States continues borrowing huge sums of money — a number that could double if the administration turns out to be overestimating economic growth and if the $3 trillion in spending cuts the White House has floated do not materialize in Congress.
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"Any real rebound will take much longer to materialize — in the stimulus scenario, it would be the second half of the year when the impacts would start to be felt, as it would take time for all those projects the provinces are currently putting on their wish lists to actually materialize," he continued, adding that it would most likely show by next winter.
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Including residential installations, most analysts expect global solar power capacity to soon hit 600 GW. "We anticipate some of the strongest growth to materialize in key regions such as the U.S., Europe, and the Middle East while we see some potential upside emerging in China where demand appears to have stabilized in recent months following a collapse through the latter part of 2018," it added.
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His previous visit got bad reviews from the state controlled media of North Korea, and a follow up planned visit did not materialize in August because President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE canceled it, citing insufficient progress on denuclearizing the Korean Peninsula.
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COM N.V. PUBLISHED BY ITALIAN NEWSPAPER IL SOLE 24 ORE ON 25 JANUARY 2020 * LM HOLDING HAS OVER TIME HELD AND CONTINUES TO HOLD DISCUSSIONS WITH MULTIPLE PARTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PRIVATE EQUITY GROUPS AS REFERRED TO IN ARTICLE MENTIONED ABOVE * SHOULD ANY OF DISCUSSIONS ABOVE MATERIALIZE IN A TRANSACTION, LM HOLDING WILL INFORM ITS SHAREHOLDERS AND STAKEHOLDERS IN FULL COMPLIANCE WITH RULES AND REGULATIONS OF SIX SWISS EXCHANGE Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Gdansk Newsroom)
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Reports third quarter 2017 financial results * Q3 loss per share $0.01 * Q3 revenue $13.7 million * Magal Security Systems Ltd - expect sequential revenue growth for Q4 * Magal Security Systems Ltd - North American operations continued to be impacted in the quarter by delays in security spending * Magal Security Systems Ltd - also expect further orders for turn-key security solutions to materialize in near future * Magal Security Systems - expect to recognize revenue from orders for airport security solutions and protect correctional facilities in Q4 and next year Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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On Tuesday, House Majority Leader Steny HoyerSteny Hamilton HoyerOmar says US should reconsider aid to Israel Liberal Democrat eyes aid cuts to Israel after Omar, Tlaib denied entry Lawmakers blast Trump as Israel bars door to Tlaib and Omar MORE (D-Md.) did not rule out the possibility that Democrats would accept some new fencing, though he predicted that a broader immigration deal — one including benefits for recipients of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program and those with temporary protected status (TPS) — would not materialize in the course of the conference negotiations.
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