"And, if need be, we may move ahead – we may move ahead on additional tariffs," he added.
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Intel just announced that will move ahead with a new plant in Arizona that probably was never going to move ahead with and that will result in at least 10,000 american jobs.
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As long as that continues, tax reform can't move ahead.
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But we learn, we move ahead, and ultimately we succeed.
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S. relationship move ahead in a stable and sustained manner.
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In the meantime, France will move ahead with national decisions.
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"We need to move ahead on tax reform," he said.
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"I am confident that America will move ahead," Buffett said.
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New York and New Jersey are eager to move ahead.
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New York and New Jersey are eager to move ahead.
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You're saying if they did, the Senate would move ahead.
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But, as of Thursday, they were determined to move ahead.
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Can Trump still move ahead in the face of that opposition?
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We were satisfied enough with our findings to move ahead. 6.
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The anti-establishment Five Star Movement is keen to move ahead.
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We need to make decisions and we need to move ahead.
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That way, you can move ahead together or just move on.
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Having lost the female vote, Republicans felt pressure to move ahead.
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In some cases, sponsors may move ahead, even with limited information.
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But despite the litigation, DHS has been allowed to move ahead.
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"We're going to move ahead quickly and expand rapidly," he said.
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We cannot just blindly move ahead as if nothing is happening.
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So what would be Trump's motivation to move ahead with this idea?
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The big question now: Will Beijing move ahead with additional stimulus measures?
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The Trail Blazers responded with an 2108-22 spurt to move ahead.
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When you're 80 percent sure (or even 70 percent sure), move ahead.
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The disclosures, he says, are "staggering", but "we have to move ahead".
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But that 2018 decision only entitled shareholders to move ahead with discovery.
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The decision to move ahead with deliveries was first reported by Bloomberg.
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Nevertheless, Harder told CNNMoney the lawsuit will move ahead despite the retraction.
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A spokesman for Graham also said the two planned to move ahead.
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They don't think about what they're doing and they just move ahead.
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It's not expected to win the 60 votes needed to move ahead.
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Eight other competitors, including Iceland, Estonia and Moldova, did not move ahead.
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Deliver an ultimatum so you can move ahead or just move on.
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Paul LePage's administration to stop stonewalling and move ahead with the plan.
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Doing so would allow for the tax overhaul to move ahead quickly.
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That's likely enough for American negotiators to move ahead with the deal.
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So I just decided to proceed cautiously, to move ahead as friends.
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Warren's window to move ahead in the field, however, is rapidly closing.
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If here is no response, then we will have to move ahead.
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Despite the partial government shutdown, Mr. Mueller's investigators continue to move ahead.
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"We only drank water, and they won't let us move ahead," she said.
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Clinton carefully phrased her answers as "inclined to" move ahead with the project.
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They see it as an opportunity to agree to move ahead with talks.
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The New York Times first reported the move, ahead of the official release.
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Congress did move ahead this week, though, on NRA-backed conceal-carry legislation.
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If you perform at a sustainable level consistently, you're going to move ahead.
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The federal government and all of us need to move ahead with them.
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But Nielsen needs to think this through more than one chess move ahead.
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The vast majority of Americans move ahead with their daily lives as normal.
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In the meantime, the Fed needs to move ahead to raise interest rates.
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The sides want "to move ahead as fast as prudence allows," he added.
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That's most likely enough for American negotiators to move ahead with the deal.
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Without any major legislative victories to date, Republicans are eager to move ahead.
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The major parties all said they'd respect the results and move ahead with Brexit.
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The efforts by the Congressional Leadership Fund to move ahead with the Pelosi vs.
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Facing sustained criticism, the ANC voted to move ahead with land expropriation without compensation.
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Bernie Sanders and Mike Lee and needs a simple majority today to move ahead.
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If we get a little better every year — even slowly — we will move ahead.
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In other words, "she has to be really perfect to move ahead," Hariton explained.
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That transport security would allow the company to move ahead with larger growth projects.
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But VR demands that spatial audio recording and reproduction techniques move ahead of visuals.
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"Failure to move ahead with TPP wouldn't just have economic consequences," Mr. Obama said.
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Meanwhile, administration officials will likely move ahead with regulatory changes to existing immigration programs.
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Shelby said he may move ahead with his own estimated spending figures come July.
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Although I was freaking out internally, I continued to move ahead with the process.
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Second is courage, which is required to set things in motion and move ahead.
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Piper Sandler chief market technician Craig Johnson is eyeing an even bigger move ahead.
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For those who grasp concepts quickly, there is the opportunity to swiftly move ahead.
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Should Mr. Trump move ahead with his appointment, he will face a new hearing.
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Should Mr. Trump move ahead with his appointment, he will face a new hearing.
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Charlotte opened the third quarter on a 9-43 run to move ahead 62-54.
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GERB described BSP's decision as "a desperate move ahead of elections that it cannot win".
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But even as the economy continues to move ahead ... it is facing significantly higher risks.
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Saudi Arabia can still generate cash from alternative sources and move ahead with other reforms.
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Now that the DOJ has approved the deal, T-Mobile and Sprint can move ahead.
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And at some point, as we did with IVF, you just have to move ahead.
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Turkey appeared set to move ahead with the S-400 purchase despite the U.S. warnings.
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Should California pass its consumer protections, other states may move ahead with their own equivalents.
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It will have two drone escorts, one to move ahead of it and one behind.
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The Flames had two chances to move ahead before Backlund scored the game's first goal.
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It doesn't seem likely that Congress will move ahead with just the Mexico-US deal.
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That's given Uber a big fillip to move ahead with the Jump launch here now.
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Sixty votes were needed to move ahead; 11 GOP senators voted against McCain's amendment. Sen.
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The administration must move ahead with the talks and secure binding, timebound commitments to denuclearization.
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McCain's announcement left Senate Republican leadership scrambling to cobble together enough support to move ahead.
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He recalls attending a dinner where Murdoch pushed him to move ahead on immigration reform.
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Ms. Altschul is expected to move ahead with a desegregation plan in the coming weeks.
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Eventually, the secretary, frustrated by their constant demands, decided to move ahead on his own.
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But America's shift will probably encourage any future Israeli government to move ahead with annexation. ■
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But the roles were reversed: Susan Rice, the national security adviser, wanted to move ahead.
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Mr. Kingston said that Mr. Sarimsakci planned to move ahead with a different hotel operator.
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Now she is reluctant to move ahead with both the charges and her visa application.
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McConnell told his conference Tuesday he had the votes to move ahead with that plan.
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With Trump's blessing, Republicans believe they can find a way to move ahead on DACA.
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Sixty votes were needed to move ahead; 28500 GOP senators voted against McCain's amendment. Sen.
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But the will move ahead with the rate hike, without a stronger sign of inflation.
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The fact pattern is incomplete There are still some big unknowns as Democrats move ahead.
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The government will now be allowed to enforce the policy while legal challenges move ahead.
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"Lets move ahead together, my friend," he told Calheiros in a light-hearted phone conversation.
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But it'd probably be easier to just move ahead with the fiscal year 2018 budget.
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"It positions us to move ahead on the rest of the capital campaign," she said.
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It's an open question whether WeWork will move ahead with its public debut at all.
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The State Department said last year that, despite criticism, it would move ahead with the proposal.
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It will now move ahead to the Senate, where it is expected to be less contentious.
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But 13th seed Stephens, cool as a cucumber, won the next three points to move ahead.
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Scorpio is a very psychic sign—trust your gut today if you want to move ahead.
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Mercury retrograde is a time to slow down and look at the past—not move ahead.
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But Chinese Vice Foreign Minister Le Yucheng said 15 countries had decided to move ahead first.
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Campbell said he recently added to risk assets because of the move ahead toward tax reform.
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The Knicks opened the second quarter on a 1303-2130 run to move ahead 2110-23.
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The decision means LePage must move ahead with submitting an expansion plan to the federal government.
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"They're going to move ahead and get access to these markets at our expense," he said.
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If the bill does not move ahead, states will be free to consider their own changes.
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All that's needed are the funds from Congress to move ahead with those and other projects.
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"I would just say, 'Get something done, move ahead, get something done,'" said Ms. Riessen, 58.
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A week later, we are still struggling with how we as a community can move ahead.
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We need better numbers, and we need to move ahead with clearheaded and evidence-based strategies.
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As the wait dragged on, the couple decided to move ahead with plans for biological children.
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Judges have the option to save contestants they want to see move ahead in the competition.
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Mr. Sharry, the immigration activist, predicted an outpouring of public resistance should the administration move ahead.
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The Singapore government has imposed limitations, though, to make sure things don't move ahead too fast.
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The "legal process certainly needs to be further along" before he will move ahead, he said.
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The White House has said it is prepared to move ahead on a deal without Canada.
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After more than a year, we're closing this feature as we move ahead with new projects.
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It's very ordinariness and settledness of standards that enable us to survive, and to move ahead.
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Kemp's spokesman said Wednesday that the campaign was planning to move ahead with the transition process.
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Democrats are mad: Democratic lawmakers and aides were furious with the decision to move ahead with the draft statement of administrative action, because Pelosi had urged US Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer not to move ahead until the White House had worked out differences with House Democrats.
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Trump hasn't sued his accusers, and it's unclear whether he will ever move ahead with the lawsuits.
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Lawmakers, however, are signaling they have already seen enough from Turkish forces to move ahead with sanctions.
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In its latest round of funding, NIAC's Phase II program has selected eight projects to move ahead.
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The U.S. housing market continues to move ahead, but a generation of homebuyers is being left behind.
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He called for Ryan to move ahead with impeachment proceedings against Internal Revenue Service Commissioner John Koskinen.
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More target market focus and customer-driven product iteration can help you move ahead of the curve.
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Trump has pressed Republicans in Congress to move ahead with other priorities, including tax reform and infrastructure.
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If authorities do move ahead, they would be marching forcefully into the debate over high-speed trading.
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"If they don't move ahead with this, I really don't see how they can win in 2020."
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"After much deliberation, we decided to move ahead with the radiation treatment," Heynis explained to the Rekord.
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Every day, important but difficult conversations have been taking place among Americans about how to move ahead.
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But they do not want to move ahead without him, lest they undermine the bedraggled Palestinian government.
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Grassley put a hold on that bill last week, creating a stalemate over how to move ahead.
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And few people expect any significant move ahead of Xi's hosting of a G20 summit in September.
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Second, Republicans decided to move ahead on Kavanaugh's confirmation before their own document request would be available.
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For now, observers say Hillary Clinton seems resigned to move ahead and capture the nomination without millennials.
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Meyer cautioned that the pardon does not guarantee federal authorities would not move ahead with deportation proceedings.
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Supporters, in the meantime, are asking Wheeler to move ahead with his plans as quickly as possible.
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However, both players failed to replicate their form on the back nine, allowing Fisher to move ahead.
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The technology is now ready for prime time, and Apple seems to be ready to move ahead.
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She often chose to fight when staying silent would have been the easy way to move ahead.
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Particularly in politics, and for women especially, you cannot move ahead if you haven't done the work.
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Mr. McConnell insisted that they would move ahead with a scheduled procedural vote later in the day.
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She cited strong support for the move ahead of a formal vote by member countries on Tuesday.
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Cohn resigned as the Trump administration appeared ready to move ahead on tariffs, a policy he opposed.
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The Republican-controlled Congress is too jammed up to move ahead with legislation to weaken Dodd-Frank.
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The Trump administration said that it would move ahead with tariffs on $50 billion of Chinese products.
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"The meeting is to tell them to move ahead unitedly," the aide, Bhesh Raj Adhikari, told Reuters.
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New York recovered from the big deficit to move ahead with 4:31 left in the contest.
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The New York Taxi Workers Alliance cheered the City Council's pledge to move ahead with the bills.
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After comparing offers, you can move ahead online with the loan product that best fits your needs.
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But on Thursday, Trump essentially told House Democrats that he wants to move ahead, against their objections.
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They decided to move ahead, and each of the eight teams put up as much as $25,853.
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I didn't get a great justification from Samsung as to the motivation behind the move ahead of launch.
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A win for Toguchi would make it easier for Abe's government to move ahead with the relocation plan.
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The Trump administration's third travel ban is currently in effect, while court cases challenging the ban move ahead.
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If it comes to that, NASA and SpaceX have what they need to move ahead with the flight.
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"There appears to be little or no Sudan strategy and no deep thinking about how to move ahead."
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RBC analysts echoed those concerns, but added that they expect the government to move ahead with the expansion.
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Each chapter ends with exercises and diagnostics to help readers embrace change and move ahead with their dreams.
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So while countries like the UK and China move ahead with biotechnological research, the US risks standing idle.
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For most firms, it would cost more to reverse course than move ahead with the changes already underway.
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THE FED RAISING RATES AND I ASSUME THEY WILL RAISE RATES IF THE ECONOMY CONTINUES TO MOVE AHEAD.
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Hillary Clinton called Garland "a brilliant legal mind," urging the Senate to move ahead with the confirmation process.
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The company said in a statement that it needs certainty by early 2018 to move ahead with construction.
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So they'll have to use the budget "reconciliation" process to move ahead with their repeal and replace plan.
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It also said it will move ahead with its campaign to install its own directors on Bristol's board.
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A smooth transition to DAB, which is already beamed across Norway, could encourage these countries to move ahead.
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Currently, an advisor is not able to disclose that move ahead of time, which prevents a preparatory conversation.
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Therefore, despite high hopes to preserve the property, we will move ahead with plans to demolish the site.
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But for whatever reasons, AT&T decided to move ahead, apparently determined to shun publicity about its moves.
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But others suggested that the order would relieve the pressure on the House and Senate to move ahead.
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As of Thursday morning, premieres for Mulan were scheduled to move ahead with merely a "downscaling" of plans.
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The court ruled that the case can move ahead based on a state law regarding unfair trade practices.
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But he expressed hope that the deal being put together by Mr. Durbin's group could move ahead soon.
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Still, Delacorte said they would support her decision to withdraw the book or move ahead with the release.
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Within just a few minutes, Risch acquiesced and agreed to move ahead with a change to the omnibus.
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Los Angeles then scored the first seven points of the final quarter to move ahead by 33 points.
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But before those claims could be verified, Trump Organization executives decided not to move ahead with an agreement.
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"From everything I hear, it's all systems move ahead despite what the President had to say," he said.
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And it plans to move ahead soon with tariffs on steel imports that are aimed partly at China.
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Arone said he expects Fed officials to move ahead with their plan to raise interest rates this year.
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The New York Times: Who didn't testify, why Democrats will move ahead without them and what happens next?
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The Balkan country has said the project will only move ahead if it manages to secure strategic investors.
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If he allows an indictment to move ahead, that will be the end of Hillary Clinton's campaign. Period.
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"Having been scolded, we seek only to defend Mr. Stone and move ahead without further ado," they wrote.
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One person briefed on the situation told Reuters on Tuesday a decision to move ahead with the Dec.
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Instead, they said, they will move ahead, mindful that a deal for Anthony may emerge at any point.
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"This is critically important as we move ahead to states like Colorado, Arizona, Texas and California," he added. Mrs.
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Marie-Laure Guislain of Sherpa, one of the complainants, says she expects the case to move ahead, albeit slowly.
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That inquiry lasted seven months before President Donald Trump decided to move ahead with the first round of tariffs.
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Venus also clashes with Neptune on December 10, again finding you feeling Mercury about which way to move ahead.
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He faces 783 charges of corruption relating to late 1990s arms deal that a court insists should move ahead.
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Los Angeles had a chance to move ahead in the first inning but two unusual plays thwarted the club.
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He made one in Wednesday's loss at Houston to move ahead of Vince Carter with 43.53,014, sixth all-time.
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What is clear is that if Trump decides to move ahead, he would have to be deposed under oath.
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He has said it would be appropriate for House Speaker Nancy Pelosi to move ahead with an impeachment inquiry.
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An explorer could move ahead, sensing obstacles and relaying their locations and dimensions to the rest of the team.
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The U.S. government was expected to move ahead with the deal even without the support of U.S. sugar producers.
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But Grassley has been willing to move ahead with appeals court nominees even if Democratic home state senators object.
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Kansas City decided to move ahead by partnering with Cisco, which is contributing about $12 million to the project.
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But he, and other senior Democrats said they wanted the bill to move ahead despite the White House's objections.
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She wants the cleanup to move ahead, but is not confident the state could handle the matter any better.
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He was scheduled to meet officials from the California Department of Veterans Affairs to discuss how to move ahead.
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The FCC's decision to move ahead with the vote despite the controversy over the fraudulent comments has drawn criticism.
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Sources familiar with the proposed sale said the announcement looked like a firm commitment by Poland to move ahead.
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Allergan — Allergan said it will move ahead with its testing of its Botox product as a treatment for depression.
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Even if enforcement proceedings can move ahead in some countries, getting hold of more assets could be a struggle.
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"Given how contentious this issue is, I don't know how Congress can move ahead without presidential backing," said Rep.
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UNICEF called the decision "unreasonable" in a statement and urged the government not to move ahead with the deportations.
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Some states are taking opportunities to prepare their K-12 students to move ahead with individual computer science iniatitves.
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For this year, the International Monetary Fund predicts Britain will move ahead of Japan and Italy in the rankings.
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For this year, the International Monetary Fund predicted last week that Britain would move ahead of Japan and Italy.
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After the Supreme Court's decision, Cabinet agencies announced they would move ahead with printing census forms without the question.
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After the Supreme Court's decision, Cabinet agencies announced they would move ahead with printing census forms without the question.
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But the company presumably decided to move ahead with that to show that it takes privacy and security seriously.
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The U.S. Department of Justice has confirmed that it will move ahead with a formal request to extradite Meng.
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Just a week before Thanksgiving, Republicans in the House and Senate are hoping to move ahead on tax reform.
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"We made it clear yesterday that when we got answers to these questions, we're ready to move ahead," Sen.
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Gail Collins That first debate seems to have helped Hillary Clinton move ahead of Donald Trump in the polls.
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Mr. Samuelian said the city would soon move ahead with plans for the historic structures and new commercial space.
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However, the justice minister, Zbigniew Ziobro, said on Thursday that the government would move ahead with naming replacements soon.
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The president also repeated his threat to leave Canada from a revised Nafta and move ahead with just Mexico.
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California last September was the first to move ahead with a clean electricity standard, with a target of 2045.
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More shutdown news: • Companies unable to finalize approval for initial public offerings are trying to move ahead with workarounds.
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But two months later, as prosecutors move ahead with charges, the all-male Proud Boys group is in disarray.
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In fact, Rubio said many senators made it clear they want to move ahead on that drastically accelerated timeline.
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If President Trump's tariffs move ahead, Mr. Day said, it will mean job cuts at his Massachusetts-based business.
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Something powerful rises up in me whenever I put the fear aside and move ahead in spite of it.
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Early-stage research often carries financial weight because it helps companies decide whether to move ahead with a product.
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The Trump administration has also said it would move ahead with tariffs on $50 billion in Chinese-made goods.
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" Hoyer added that hopefully they can "resolve those differences and move ahead in a way that will protect patients.
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John KennedyJohn Neely KennedyMORE (R-La.), who said he was still undecided on the move ahead of the announcement.
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The Fed will move ahead with rate hikes, but we will all be on notice to expect the unexpected.
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"We'll move ahead," said Bobrovsky, who has not come to terms on a contract extension and may be traded.
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If the two countries move ahead, it could be a watershed moment for the era of global social media.
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She made that same case at another private meeting in which some Democrats pushed her to move ahead with impeachment.
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That inquiry lasted seven months before President Donald Trump decided to move ahead with the first round of tariffs. 3.
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Portland City Council voted 3-22017 to permit the Portland Art Museum to move ahead with its controversial Rothko Pavilion.
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The Trump administration's plan to move ahead with the Nigerian sale was first reported on Monday by the Associated Press.
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On Monday, Trump threatened to move ahead with additional tariffs on Chinese goods, due to take effect on Jan. 1.
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The resolution is backed by Senators Bernie Sanders and Mike Lee, and needs a simple majority today to move ahead.
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Three Democratic and one Republican U.S. senator held a news conference on Thursday calling for her nomination to move ahead.
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As women move ahead in the workplace, commanding larger salaries, it just makes sense they would start buying more homes.
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If anti-Trump backers cannot get 57 votes in the Rules panel, they can still move ahead with their effort.
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Only then should we move ahead to the most essential step, elections — free and fair contests that meet international standards.
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But many of Trump's fellow Republicans said they wanted to move ahead nonetheless to send a strong message to Russia.
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The company maintains that it will move ahead with its plans and that public debate will make the project better.
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The bottom line: None of this affects the political decision of whether it's wise for House Democrats to move ahead.
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Tap on the right side of each story snap to move ahead, tap on the left side to move back.
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Separately, the government announced it would move ahead with the demolition of illegally constructed buildings in woodland and coastal areas.
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But if one can't be reached, the president said he's ready to move ahead with another $267 billion in tariffs.
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And the Trump administration will also move ahead soon with regulations expanding access to cheap, skimpy short-term health plans.
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"It would be a bad idea to move ahead [with the tax]," echoed Michael Kurtz, Nomura's chief Asia equity strategist.
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The main reason for the delay was that McConnell doesn't have the necessary votes to move ahead with the bill.
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Italian Prime Minister Paolo Gentiloni said countries that supported the tax reform not only could but "should" move ahead unilaterally.
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But Gasquet, 53, won the next three games to move ahead 5-3 and into position to take the opener.
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Once a deal has been done, exploration can move ahead at breakneck speed, often with devastating social and environmental costs.
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Tech companies and automakers have specifically wondered whether the administration will scrap, tweak or move ahead with the flexible guidelines.
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The Boilermakers hit six straight shots to move ahead 55-28 at the 16:46 mark of the second half.
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But after North Korea conducted its latest nuclear test, Russia and the U.S. decided to move ahead with the visit.
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It's Thursday in Washington where Republicans on Capitol Hill are trying to reach a deal to move ahead on immigration.
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The rest of the world will move ahead with the development of fuel-efficient vehicle technology even if we don't.
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Alere sued Abbott in August last year in an attempt to force the company to move ahead with the deal.
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The fact the Fed seems set to move ahead has made the question of inflation even more critical in markets.
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The proposal is now subject to 60 days of public comment before the agencies can move ahead with finalizing changes.
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I would do the same process under different story conditions' and we move ahead and have another successful design solution.
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The Cavaliers recovered to trail 74-73 on Sexton's basket with 4:40 left but were unable to move ahead.
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And Trump's Republicans allies, who largely support NAFTA, don't seem too keen to move ahead without Canada in the mix.
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Brett Martin (2-3) pitched a scoreless sixth before the Rangers scored three runs to move ahead in the seventh.
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The bottom line is that countries can move ahead with international transfers even without guidance under Art 6.2 (1/4).
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Egypt may also hope to persuade Russia to move ahead with the preliminary deal to build a nuclear power plant.
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A hundred years ago, Indian, Japanese and Chinese leaders called upon their people to emulate the West to move ahead.
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He is pushing the president to move ahead on trade cases, including China's alleged theft of technology from American companies.
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During an event in North Carolina on Friday, Trump said he would move ahead with a bilateral agreement with Mexico.
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"I do think we would be ready to move ahead with our principles," said Representative Adam Kinzinger, Republican of Illinois.
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Compared with some of Mr. Trump's other cabinet picks, Mr. Ross had his confirmation process move ahead with relative ease.
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Kansas led by three points at the break but used a mid-second half run to move ahead 48-37.
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Instead, they are in discussions with the FDA to move ahead with creating their own genetic test for the coronavirus.
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But DePaul answered with a 235-217 run to move ahead 523-252 on McCallum's jumper with 247:232 left.
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The governor said his state will move ahead with the lawsuit if Trump rejects his proposal to resolve the dispute.
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Hours later, however, those same people were told that she's planning to move ahead with the inquiry, the sources said.
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Kansas City Federal Reserve Bank President Esther George said on Thursday that the Fed will move ahead with rate hikes.
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Israeli leaders postponed plans on Wednesday to move ahead with new housing in East Jerusalem, just hours before the speech.
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This could slow Senate operations by forcing the Republican majority to hold additional procedural votes in order to move ahead.
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The organizers of the event said in a statement Monday that the conference will move ahead as planned starting Oct.
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Goldman Sachs economists said the latest threat makes it more likely Trump will move ahead with another wave of tariffs.
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Sweden and Finland are still monitoring the boreholes as they move ahead with their own nuclear dumps, Hobbs told me.
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Even if you could move ahead on projects better and faster than anyone else, it doesn't mean that you should.
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Litigation was likely to follow anyway from supporters of the ballot referendum if Utah Republicans move ahead with their plan.
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While European Parliament gave the thumbs up to move ahead with these new regulations last month, the process is not over.
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The families in Ixmiquilpan move ahead with construction, but often the houses are left uninhabited and the families are rarely reunited.
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But its cabinet on Wednesday agreed to move ahead with domestic political consultations on the plan which will need parliamentary approval.
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"We regret the choice of the US to move ahead with tariffs," Cecilia Malmström, the EU's top trade official, said Friday.
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This is about making sure that consumers do not have to pay a high price for Apple's desire to move ahead.
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U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer said Tuesday the U.S. was ready to move ahead on a new NAFTA deal without Canada.
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A decision by police on whether to move ahead with using the eagles is expected by the end of the year.
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But as our greatest thinkers and activists recognized from our nation's inception, it's also unavoidable if we want to move ahead.
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Apple would reportedly move ahead with such a plan even if the U.S. and China come to an agreement on trade.
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Recent reports have said U.S. President Donald Trump is ready to move ahead with tariffs on $200 billion in Chinese imports.
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He did a whippet good job and was able to go forward and move ahead by setting a new high bar.
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If Clinton wins by around 17 points, she will likely move ahead of Sanders by another 250 or so pledged delegates.
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A Rouhani win would mean that Iran could continue to move ahead with its end of the nuclear deal relatively uninterrupted.
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So the members of the Senate Judiciary Committee need move ahead as our founders intended -- and as the American people want.
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Barrett needs 95 passing yards to move ahead of Bobby Hoying (7,232) for second on the school's all-time list. 2.
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The U.S. and Mexico have inked a new deal, and Trump says the U.S. will move ahead without Canada, if necessary.
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A senior Republican aide said the Senate would move ahead with passing appropriations bills even if it doesn't approve a budget.
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But you can't pour oil forever, and Bishop Browning's appointment represents that the church is ready once again to move ahead.
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The mine proposal will still have to pass a rigorous EPA and Army Corps of Engineers permitting process to move ahead.
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With the score tied at 109-109 the Knicks went on a brief 6-2 run to move ahead 03-111.
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After giving Appropriations committees in both chambers 30 days to ask questions, Interior said it would move ahead with the relocation.
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Wilson said Congress looks set to move ahead with stimulus even though at this point the market does not need it.
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Despite stiff federal resistance, local officials have told news outlets that they plan to move ahead with supervised consumption sites anyway.
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That could leave U.K. operators free to move ahead and work with the Chinese company to build out their 5G networks.
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But leadership continues to move ahead with its plan to put pieces of an Obamacare replacement plan in the repeal bill.
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Oregon had the flexibility it needed to move ahead, but it required additional federal financial support to carry out its plan.
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It's still unknown what caused that issue, but today's launch involves a very different vehicle and is ready to move ahead.
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As prosecutors move ahead with their case, some of those cited in the court filings continue to go about their business.
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This week, the last of the remaining 11 countries that the U.S. abandoned agreed to move ahead without the United States.
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Mexico also hopes to move ahead with the liberalization for services and investment, and support for small and medium-sized companies.
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At first, the North Korea developments did not appear to deter the State Department's plan to move ahead with the talks.
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But Michigan needs a waiver from the Department of Health and Human Services before it can move ahead with work requirements.
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And now, I mean, I'm all in favor of trying to sign some kind of agreement to have this move ahead.
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Phoenix recovered to move ahead at 883-50 on two free throws by Booker with 3:56 left in the half.
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You may try to move ahead, but it will inevitably slow you down, as well as add to your daily stress.
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Even as Tehran vowed to move ahead with its nuclear program, it kept its options open by not expelling international inspectors.
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Williams will have a chance to move ahead of Smith when the Tar Heels face visiting Georgia Tech on Saturday night.
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But as House Democrats move ahead, the refusal of key Republicans to defend the president's conduct cannot reassure the White House.
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Meanwhile, markets continue to move ahead under the expectation that a China deal will get done and USMCA will ultimately pass.
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And Democrats, eager to move ahead on impeachment before the 2020 primary voting begins, may not wait to hear from him.
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Eleven countries in the TPP have agreed on the core elements to move ahead on the deal without the United States.
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So Trump's larger agenda will move ahead, with a special exception to that very same agenda for the president's closest allies.
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The Mariners had a chance to move ahead in the top of the third inning but a video review nullified their run.
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Those forecasts had added to concerns in the market that the Fed would move ahead with more rate hikes than markets expected.
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Until Inauguration Day, the CIA still holds the power to move ahead with attack plans without the Commander-in-Chief's green light.
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To move ahead with its offer, AMS still requires the consent of Osram's management board as well as German financial watchdog Bafin.
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The rightwing government of Prime Minister Erna Solberg agreed to the change, despite being against such a move ahead of the talks.
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California love: The Los Angeles City Council unanimously voted to move ahead with plans for L.A. to host the 2028 Summer Olympics.
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But all of that will be mostly noise unless he can do something to move ahead in other parts of the map.
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Once the family of a deceased (or living) donor agrees to move ahead with donation, a transplant might seem sure to follow.
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Mr. Obama is expected to move ahead as soon as this week with a series of executive actions modifying federal gun laws.
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The wind down would kick in if the court rules against the ACLU and allows the government's termination decisions to move ahead.
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The Bison later rattled off 10 straight points — Sestina scored the first five — to move ahead 37-34 with 2:53 remaining.
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It's a dramatic move ahead of ahead of the summer travel season, which could discourage tourists and severely impact the European economy.
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"The situation at Atac is serious, but we are not frightened by adversity and we will move ahead," said Raggi on Facebook.
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But that's precious little consolation given the potential for President-elect Donald Trump's Justice Department not to move ahead with the case.
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EPA acting chief Andrew Wheeler, however, rejected that idea earlier this month, saying the agency has the authority to move ahead alone.
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Trump has raised pressure on Canada to quickly agree to terms, threatening that the U.S. and Mexico could move ahead without them.
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Meantime, the firm's client portfolio is poised to see Facebook move ahead of Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation into second place this year.
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Ramishvili and Rtskhiladze told Forbes last year that they plan to move ahead with building a Trump-like tower on the site.
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Democrats are pressing the Trump administration to move ahead with a stalled rule that would require opioid testing for certain transportation workers.
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The company's plan to move ahead with risky and expensive drilling comes despite years of low oil prices and dangerous Arctic conditions.
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The Pentagon is able to move ahead with such a transfer since it is not required by law to obtain congressional approval.
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He later attempted to tie the launch to domestic politics, using it to pressure Democrats to move ahead on government spending proposals.
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"For 2017 we are expecting growth of 2.5 percent mainly from foreign investment, provided privatizations move ahead as planned," the official said.
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They argue that, to move ahead with research like this, there should be a transparent process with global stakeholders at the table.
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Trump wants to move ahead on auto tariffs but is facing strong resistance within his administration and from the Hill, Swan reports.
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This time change was actually the inspiration for National Napping Day, which takes place annually the day after the clocks move ahead.
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To buttress those programs, it's time to move ahead with rebuilding our infrastructure and restoring government investment spending on research and development.
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Despite the sticking points, it is unclear whether the United States could actually move ahead without Canada or withdraw from Nafta entirely.
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"There are so many permutations on how this project can move ahead that it's unwise to write it off prematurely," Yu said.
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" In remarks quoted by Turkish news agencies, Mr. Erdogan also said: "It is absolutely impossible to move ahead with Assad in Syria.
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And she made clear that her House would move ahead with the bill even if there wasn't buy-in from the administration.
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Jay Inslee of Washington, the group has vowed to uphold the Paris agreement and move ahead with policies to fight climate change.
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The official said repeatedly that Trump was not endorsing Erdoğan's plan, but wouldn't say whether he'd warned him not to move ahead.
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Should the confirmation move ahead, all 52 Republican senators will probably stick together, bolstered by a few Democrats from conservative-leaning states.
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But he could move ahead on bipartisan measures like the health bill sponsored by Mr. Alexander if he chose to do so.
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The Senate was voting to shorten debate on the measures and effectively move ahead with them, and needed 60 votes to advance.
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Congressional aides said the White House does not want the legislation to move ahead while it negotiates with Ankara on sensitive issues.
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Reports indicate that the president may look to make "fixes" to ObamaCare, rather than move ahead with a full repeal and replace.
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Now there are fears that the North might take advantage of the political discord to move ahead with its nuclear weapons program.
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In their call Friday to VGI, the governor's office did not explain why those events would no longer move ahead as planned.
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"Things are moving ahead smoothly, and will continue to move ahead," Katherine G. Farley, Lincoln Center's chairwoman, said in a telephone interview.
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And if they move ahead, with little hope of attracting bipartisan support, will they risk a backlash at the polls from voters?
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In Tennessee, a school district has to meet specific criteria to move ahead with arming teachers, and only two have done so.
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"Governments do not move ahead to eliminate violence against women on their own, they have to be pressured into it," she said.
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And the advice, if a company wants to move ahead with something like that, is you have to have some internal expertise.
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If they endorse it, McConnell could move ahead with a vote, but Democrats will likely worry it goes too far, and peel off.
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When I play basketball I'm in awe of people who can think a move ahead and see it all happening in slow motion.
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The government hopes the court will allow those laws to move ahead more quickly than normal by cutting the number of required debates.
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The firm announced in December 2017 that it planned to move ahead with production of the first Ariane 6, Europe's next-generation rocket.
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" He declined to give a timeframe for the deal, but said that the company wants to "move ahead as quickly as we can.
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Meanwhile, a class-action lawsuit against Daimler in the US recently got the green light to move ahead in a New Jersey court.
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Backers hope both drug pricing and surprise medical billing legislation could be attached to legislation that needs to move ahead of that deadline.
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Eight out of 22 Republicans say Trump should be willing to move ahead on NAFTA without Canada, compared to just 19% of Democrats.
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CANADIAN FOREIGN MINISTER CHRYSTIA FREELAND NOTES THAT MEXICAN PRESIDENT SAID FRIDAY THAT MEXICO INTENDS TO MOVE AHEAD WITH RATIFICATION PROCESS OF USMCA PACT
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Sometimes it's a bit tight with my surfboards, but there we are, my mom and I, trying to move ahead little by little.
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The companies have agreed to divest Sprint's prepaid businesses including Boost Mobile to Dish Network in order to move ahead with the merger.
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The Nets used a 217-2.33 burst to move ahead 22.3-21.2 after Lopez's jumper with 232.7:18 left in the third quarter.
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All of these things will be at risk if we move ahead on December 14th and do what the FCC majority has proposed.
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" "For us we want to see an outcome here that settles nerves, that allows us to move ahead with a managed, sensible Brexit.
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This week, the Food and Drug Administration said researchers could move ahead with the trial after a series of smaller trials proved successful.
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The concern would be if growth remained sluggish, but the Fed were forced to move ahead with rate hikes because of rising inflation.
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Allergan will also move ahead with plans for its $40.5 billion sale of its generic drug business to Israel's Teva Pharmaceutical Industries (TEVA.TA).
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Now we move ahead, now I am committed to finding someone to carry on the work (when the LPAC decides to remove me).
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After initially appearing reluctant to move ahead without the United States, Japan is at the forefront of the push along with New Zealand.
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The ECB's top supervisor, Daniele Nouy, earlier was quoted as telling the ministers the central bank intended to move ahead with its plan.
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But in a curious echo of the British government's struggle to move ahead with Brexit, Europe's leaders have not progressed much beyond slogans.
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As the official described it, Tillerson finally became so irritated with the White House pressure, he said they could move ahead without him.
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Trump has shown early in his administration that he plans to move ahead with his agenda, with or without the support of Congress.
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Lawmakers have banned transfers to the United States, but Obama indicated in his year-end press conference he may move ahead without them.
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On May 31, the Trump administration announced its decision to move ahead with the metal tariffs on the European Union, Mexico and Canada.
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The drop came despite clear statements from Beijing indicating that President Xi Jinping intends to move ahead with the trade talks as planned.
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"So in the meantime, the administration can move ahead with the sale because it is not yet prohibited in law," Harrison told CNBC.
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Trump signaled he was ready to move ahead after the failure of the latest talks with congressional Democrats on solving the government shutdown.
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I was forced to admit I was not going to move ahead professionally—as I obsessively wanted to—until I addressed this thing.
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China will no doubt challenge this policy in the WTO, but in the meantime, the administration should move ahead quickly with bilateral negotiations.
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Expect Acosta to also get tough questions from Republicans about his decision to move ahead and implement Obama-era rules on financial advisers.
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I am a very self-motivated student, which is why I like how I'm able to move ahead as much as I'd like.
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This is part of its laudable proclivity to push forward, but in this case, looking back is the best way to move ahead.
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Before Carver Academy could move ahead on the loan refinancing, the school had to obtain permission from its "authorizer," Bay Mills Community College.
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But House Speaker Nancy Pelosi asserted earlier on Thursday that the House has sufficient grounds to move ahead now on articles of impeachment.
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In this case, some Republicans said, they want to skip the closing arguments and the deliberations and move ahead to the last step.
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Xavier broke a tie by going on an 2308-21958 run to move ahead 21-13 with 10:23 left in the half.
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But the double-edged sword is that the Fed is also more hawkish, or more willing to move ahead with interest rate hikes.
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Over the weekend, The Wall Street Journal reported that Trump was set to move ahead with tariffs on $200 billion in Chinese goods.
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The U.S. is ready to move ahead with Mexico alone on a new deal that will replace NAFTA, Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer said.
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The Fed has signaled it's willingness to move ahead with interest rate hikes, as long as it sees potential for Inflation to rise.
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As Pelosi's announcement signaled on Tuesday, they're ready to move ahead with this investigation even if it ultimately gets blocked in the Senate.
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Despite the risk of a similar backlash, UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson is vowing to move ahead with his own digital tech tax.
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However, Sorrell suggested the firm's client portfolio could be set to see Facebook move ahead of Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation in second place.
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He had planned to move ahead on Perry's timeline and have the commissioners make a decision on the plan by the Monday deadline.
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"I think the omnibus needs to be considered on its own merits, and then we ought to move ahead on DACA," said Hoyer.
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Svitolina converted one of her four break points against the Dane, winner in 2011, in the opening set to move ahead and dominated thereafter.
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If the results indicate that inflatable habitats are safe and effective, Bigelow plans to move ahead to deploy even larger pop-tents in space.
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Under the mandate of Renzi, investors perceived Italy as a country willing to move ahead with much needed reforms to increase the country's competitiveness.
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The ACLU sued less than a month after Nebraska signaled it would to move ahead with plans to eventually execute one of the defendants.
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On February 19, the judge ruled there was enough evidence against Frazee to move ahead with a murder trial and the affidavit was released.
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He ordered that a full scale "biological assessment," which can take months and bring additional litigation, was needed before the project could move ahead.
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Sentiment was also dampened by a threat that the United States may move ahead with further tariffs on Chinese goods after the weekend summit.
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The agreement represents a major break for McConnell, who last week abandoned plans to move ahead with a DACA bill offered by Republican Sen.
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Kerry meets with Philippine's President Rodrigo Duterte later on Wednesday and will discuss how to move ahead following the ruling, a U.S. official said.
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Yet without similar government support, no other Thar block-owners have secured financing, leaving Engro's diggers, which began work last year, to move ahead.
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Mladenovic recovered from an early break in the second to move ahead 5-3 before ultimately leveling the match 7-4 in the tiebreak.
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The European Central Bank and the European Commission have said Spain should move ahead with the process of selling off both Bankia and BMN.
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She is one of only five female rappers to ever top the Billboard charts and was well positioned to move ahead in her career.
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On Tuesday, the White House made a splashy announcement that it will move ahead with tariffs, which were widely reported as a done deal.
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The Bucks answered with a 15-4 burst to move ahead by 73 and led by as many as 15 later in the quarter.
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Washington captain Alex Ovechkin collected his 1,220th career point to move ahead of Jean Beliveau for 42nd place on the league's all-time list.
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In April, the FCC voted to reinstate an ownership rule that allowed Sinclair to move ahead with its $3.9 billion acquisition of Tribune stations.
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VW is worried the Trump administration will move ahead with new tariffs and hopes the new investments will help the German automaker avoid them.
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Shanghai Maling President Wei Ping Shen said in a statement the regulatory approval "clears the way for us to move ahead with the partnership".
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The companies have agreed to divest Sprint's prepaid businesses including Boost Mobile to Dish Network Corp in order to move ahead with the merger.
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The company said on Thursday it will move ahead with new plans for hubs in Northern Virginia and Tennessee (The Associated Press and Politico).
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Insurers do not have the luxury to wait and see what the final outcome is before they move ahead with decisions about next year.
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Kerber will move ahead of Williams, who has been No. 1 in the W.T.A. rankings for 183 consecutive weeks, if she wins the tournament.
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But "projects like this were conceived with the 421a in mind and we rely on its reauthorization in order to move ahead," he said.
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How could she at one point say that the Court can move ahead of public opinion and at another point say that it shouldn't?
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He also said that a failure to move ahead with the 12-nation Trans-Pacific Partnership trade pact would "call into question America's leadership".
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But if Congress doesn't try to make changes to it, D.C. could automatically move ahead with spending as if the budget were approved. Del.
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Trudeau said Saturday that Canada would move ahead with retaliatory measures on the US over the Trump administration's imposition of steel and aluminum tariffs.
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The episode put Ms. Redstone on firmer footing to move ahead with the sweeping business changes to be made in the next several months.
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More than anything else, these protesters, young, diverse, inclusive, progressive, seemed impatient to move ahead, with or without the rest of the (United) States.
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Major cryptocurrencies may be off their December highs on the price front, but developments on the regulatory and infrastructure front continue to move ahead.
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Mr. Trump plans to move ahead, and is scheduled to impose tariffs on $34 billion worth of Chinese products as of 12:01 a.m.
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The challenge for a novel set in a place where nothing ever changes is how to find room for a narrative to move ahead.
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Mr. Trump had made clear in several meetings that he wanted to move ahead, and the White House had started preparing paperwork weeks before.
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Similar threats of escalation — to move ahead with tariffs on a further $300 billion worth of Chinese goods — hang over the meeting in Osaka.
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Fiat Chrysler had been more or less openly looking for a merger partner for several years, and Mr. Elkann was eager to move ahead.
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Canada's move suggests that, if the treaties are not reformed, some countries will effectively ignore the agreements and move ahead with policy changes anyway.
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In the joint declaration they signed in Singapore, Mr. Trump and Mr. Kim pledged to move ahead with the denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula.
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Seems like everyone's happily moving on after The Queen's summit with her boys to figure out how to move ahead sans Harry and Meg.
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But she needs to show she can move ahead of Buttigieg, and her support among black voters is even more anemic than his is.
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After a quick basket by Boston to open the third, the Sixers came back with an 294-23 spurt to move ahead 208-57.
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While some Fed officials are skeptical that inflation will return to the ideal range soon, most are ready to move ahead with rate hikes.
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The big concern is what happens if the U.S. were to move ahead on its 10 percent tariffs on $200 billion in Chinese goods.
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Even after Pelosi told him that he was not welcome to speak to Congress, he tried to move ahead with planning the speech anyway.
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The Obama administration sought a quick solution after the coup, pressing Honduras to move ahead with elections already scheduled for a few months later.
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He also warned that he was prepared to move ahead with higher tariffs on Chinese goods if Beijing did not accede to America's demands.
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But many Republicans, backed by in-house legal review, also acknowledged that the 1976 legislation gave the president a legal basis to move ahead.
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The Dodgers had a chance to move ahead in the bottom of the third after Corey Seager lined a leadoff double into right-center field.
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Tesla noted that it continues to move ahead in China (a key point bulls were looking for) and will produce some components there in 2019.
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BRASILIA, May 19 (Reuters) - Brazilian central bank chief Ilan Goldfajn on Friday said that the country should move ahead with economic reforms despite political uncertainty.
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"I have said before and I will say again failure to move ahead with TPP ... will call into question America's leadership," Obama said in Laos.
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Republicans can get around that rule by invoking the so-called "nuclear option," requiring only a majority to move ahead with voting for the nominee.
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Doing so could help her move ahead of the bottom half of the field, where candidates are registering next to no support in the polls.
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Since the cargo Dragon is not equipped with SuperDracos, both SpaceX and its partner NASA were confident enough to move ahead with this week's flight.
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After you've mastered that move, ahead are some squat variations you might want to try next, according to Morit Summers, a NSCA certified personal trainer.
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The U.S. administration said earlier it would move ahead with import tariffs on some of its closest allies, ending months of uncertainty about potential exemptions.
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We cut in line, steal parking spots, fail to use our turn signals, and move ahead at a stop sign when it's not our turn.
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The Canucks had a prime chance to move ahead when Los Angeles defenseman Derek Forbort was called for interference on a breakaway by Brandon Sutter.
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The law, as Granston explained, includes a provision that authorizes DOJ to move to dismiss cases over objections by whistleblowers who want to move ahead.
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Alison proposed that the company move ahead with the plan hatched in June to create an entirely new section on the Facebook app for news.
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"The Mexican President has said today, speaking for Mexico, that Mexico intends to move ahead with its ratification process," Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland told legislators.
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We can build on our performance by helping Ukraine move ahead faster and better with key reforms advocated by civil society, private businesses, and NGOs.
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If Mueller does decide to move ahead and indict Corsi, the eventual charging document could look far different and provide a good deal more detail.
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What we learn will help to inform decisions — from both consumer acceptance and public policy angles — as both the industry and government regulators move ahead.
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CMS Administrator Seema Verma ultimately granted approval to Kentucky to move ahead with work requirements even though the state made few changes to their plan.
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A Maine court has ordered the state to move ahead with Medicaid expansion, which was approved by voters last year but blocked by Republican Gov.
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Sempra has filed all its pre-commissioning documents for Cameron Train 1, with capacity of 5 mtpa, allowing it to move ahead with initial commissioning.
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"I don't know why the administration has hesitated, but I am urging them publicly and privately to move ahead with those designations," he told reporters.
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Barbosa said the administration of President Dilma Rousseff is in a better position to move ahead with reforms to rebalance public accounts despite market doubts.
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A French presidential source said the two would discuss in detail the reasons behind Hariri's resignation and how to move ahead in the coming days.
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Trump canceled the meeting, but decided to move ahead with it a week later after a visit to Washington by a top North Korean official.
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But analysts said the latest numbers should not be seen as provocative move ahead of a decision by the United States on possible import tariffs.
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Another experienced negotiator, Victor Cha, was recently sidelined when the White House decided not to move ahead with his nomination as ambassador to South Korea.
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Shortly afterward, Mr. Johnson, who has steered the Council in a more independent direction, vowed to move ahead with Ms. James's and Ms. Brewer's bill.
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Palestinians have voiced fears Netanyahu could defy international consensus and move ahead with annexation with possible backing from U.S. President Donald Trump, a close ally.
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The counts are slightly different because Politico's includes two members who have said they actually prefer not to move ahead on impeachment right now — Reps.
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That money, in turn, allowed Edwards to move ahead with expanding Old Trafford, adding not only thousands more ordinary fans, but dozens more executive boxes.
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Much of the week's earlier optimism stemmed from investors' expectation that Congress would move ahead with its massive stimulus package to help juice the economy.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany, the most influential European leader, expressed confidence on Friday that there would be a deal to move ahead in December.
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A wary Johnson decided to move ahead with a bombing pause, without consulting his South Vietnamese allies or his military command, to get negotiations started.
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For instance, if the stock you bought for $50,000 is now worth $150,153 and you move ahead with NUA, you'll owe the taxes on $50,000.
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The FTC may also ask a court to forbid Facebook to move ahead with plans to integrate subsidiaries that it has purchased, the newspaper said.
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Georgia soon went on a 5-0 run to move ahead 73-72 following a basket from Toumani Camara (10 points) with 2:53 left.
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On October 15, a judge denied the defendants motion to stay the trial, allowing the final few weeks of the civil trial to move ahead.
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It's not clear how quickly the United States will want to move ahead with talks on deeper, structural issues that could be difficult to resolve.
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Some analysts say these shifts, which are transforming the energy industry, will move ahead regardless of which governments, including the Trump administration, are in power.
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The Bulldogs would extend their first-half high lead to four, but Auburn soon went on an 11-2 run to move ahead 41-33.
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Defense Secretary Jim Mattis had urged the South Koreans to move ahead with the deployment of the system during a visit to Seoul in February.
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President Donald Trump's threats to impose global duties might be a shrewd political move ahead of November's mid-term elections, analysts at Barclays said Wednesday.
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It's high time for the Federal Reserve to normalize and move ahead with raising interest rates, JPMorgan International Chairman Jacob Frenkel told CNBC on Friday.
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However, although the Pentagon recommended to the White House in late August that the funding move ahead, the hold remained in place for several weeks.
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The French emerged under the leadership of Emmanuel Macron, who has laid out an ambitious reform agenda, but he will need Germany to move ahead.
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Depending on how Republicans move ahead, the change could be enacted with either 60 or 67 votes — both of which would require significant Democratic involvement.
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I don't mean that Congress shouldn't move ahead with the process of impeachment governed by our Constitution, if Congress thinks the provable facts are there.
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The Department of Homeland Security wants to move ahead with U.S.-Mexico border projects, and it's waiving dozens of laws to get the job done.
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The American Conservative Union Foundation, which supports criminal justice reform, said it was cautiously optimistic that Congress would move ahead with legislation to help prisoners.
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CANADIAN PRIME MINISTER JUSTIN TRUDEAU, ASKED ABOUT IMPLICATION OF TRUMP TARIFF COMMENTS ON USMCA TRADE PACT, SAYS CANADA WILL MOVE AHEAD IN RESPONSIBLE WAY ON RATIFICATION
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Mr Ansip says that groups of EU governments may need to move ahead with data-sharing initiatives rather than waiting for all the laggards to agree.
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The Phillies, who have lost six of 23, missed a chance to move ahead of the Atlanta Braves into first place in the National League East.
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On BP's other major project in Azerbaijan, the Shah Deniz gas field, Birrell said it continued to move ahead with "a number of milestones successfully achieved".
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For America's future Don't turn back Keep moving Move up Rise Up Own the future Go further Move ahead Climb higher Unleash opportunity It's about you.
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In a three-to-two vote, the FCC decided today to move ahead with a proposal that could drastically change the cable set-top box industry.
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On Wednesday, Trump tweeted, and Justice Department officials later confirmed, that the government would instead move ahead with its legal case to add the citizenship question.
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Judge Lynn had allowed discovery and briefing to move ahead while the appeal was under way, so summary judgment motions were pending in the trial court.
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Wednesday's ruling follows a similar decision last September, when a federal judge said the FDA must move ahead with adding graphic warning labels to cigarette packs.
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It was in that letter he said he plans to move ahead with seeking approval of the Brexit deal he reached with EU leaders last week.
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As competition between Walmart and Amazon intensifies, the acquisition of Shopify's merchant marketplace may be the boost that the Walton family's juggernaut needs to move ahead.
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Spain and Britain have announced their own national plans to tax digital companies, and reiterated their intention to move ahead without waiting for an EU deal.
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Yields fell to session lows on Thursday after White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow said that Washington may move ahead with additional tariffs on Chinese products.
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South Korea has been aware that the North could move ahead with another test at any time since it conducted its last nuclear test in September.
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Lighthizer said he was prepared to move ahead with just Mexico, but some in Congress, which has to approve a deal, were against leaving Canada behind.
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Company executives said Ford will still move ahead with its own electric vehicle development efforts, including a plug-in version of the Ford F-150 pickup.
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Both IBV and ONGC also declined to invoke clauses in the blocks' contracts allowing them to move ahead with development on their own if Petrobras demurred.
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After doing battle over trade with America's allies at the G7, Trump is now set to move ahead with $50 billion in tariffs against Chinese goods.
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He said Algeria had no alternative but to move ahead with more structural reforms, but foreign debt was not a solution for the North African state.
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But the scientists don't have a commercial partner yet, and they'll probably have to scale the whole thing down before they move ahead with their plans.
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Kennedy didn't elaborate on how filmmakers plan to move ahead on the next installment sans Princess Leia, but it seems highly unlikely that she'll be recast.
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Mats Zuccarello recorded a pair of assists against the Kings to move ahead of J.T. Miller (23) for the team lead in scoring with 22 points.
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In a three-to-two vote, the FCC has decided to move ahead with a proposal that could drastically change the cable set-top box industry.
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But now, with Speese on board as CEO, the retailer looks to move ahead with what Engaged Capital once called a "high-risk path," Reuters reported.
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It will move ahead with a 60,000 bpd expansion of its Saddlehorn pipeline, which runs from Colorado to the main U.S. storage hub in Cushing, Oklahoma.
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Many Democrats, alarmed at high drug prices, said the administration was making a worthy effort, but should not move ahead without doing more to protect beneficiaries.
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Trump dismissed Pelosi's concerns, saying he planned to move ahead with the address in the House because security officials had assured him there was no risk.
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On Monday, GOP senators returning to Washington made it clear they viewed the prospect of a shutdown as a risky political move ahead of the election.
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House backers of the legislation have been conducting briefings for lawmakers and aides in hopes of winning enough commitments to persuade Mr. Ryan to move ahead.
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The Cavaliers received a 3-pointer from Guy and a jumper from Clark to move ahead by six but Oregon rattled off the next eight points.
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These governments can move ahead with big infrastructure projects that help drive growth, but at the same time, they leave out many people, creating dangerous resentments.
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In a private meeting this week, House intelligence committee members discussed their plans to move ahead with the Russia investigation into meddling in the US election.
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Now the United States can move ahead to further cement global leadership and competitiveness when it comes to our economy, security, environment, and societal well-being.
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Once that hurdle is cleared, however, Bigelow Aerospace can move ahead with the deployment of B330 modules in space, and perhaps even developing even larger units.
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"Now, the financing is sorted and we can move ahead," project leader Peter Vesterbacka, a former executive at the Angry Birds game maker Rovio, told Reuters.
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Mercury goes direct in Fire sign Sagittarius as of 4:43 AM. Communications will return to normal, and we're ready to move ahead with our lives!
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"The Tokyo 2020 organizing committee wants to move ahead with preparations for a safe and secure Games this July," the organizers told Japan's public broadcaster NHK.
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A senior Republican aide said on Wednesday that the departure would allow the White House to move ahead with damaging economic policies that could stifle growth.
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There was a touch of optimism and relief on Friday that talks would move ahead and that a transition period would provide the needed breathing space.
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Zhao's decision to move ahead with publication will likely reignite the fractious, ongoing debate about diversity, representation and "cancel culture" in the young adult literary world.
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"I think the IOC insisting this will move ahead with such conviction is insensitive and irresponsible given the state of humanity," she wrote Tuesday on Twitter.
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There was no immediate comment from Mr. Netanyahu, but the decision not to move ahead with the plan exposed a rift within his right-wing coalition.
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In exchange, the United States will not move ahead next week with plans to raise tariffs on $250 billion worth of Chinese goods to 30 percent.
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Here's the inside story of how things went down Friday leading up to the Senate vote to move ahead without calling witnesses, from CNN's Kevin Liptak.
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No subway system in the world uses a wireless signaling system and some critics say it is unwise to try to move ahead with untested technology.
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Lindsey Graham arguing during the impeachment trial of Bill Clinton, back when he felt impeachment can move ahead even if there hasn't been a criminal offense.
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At that time, he was hoping that the agency would move ahead with a pilot program or sorts, so it could gather feedback from the industry.
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Democrats are now one step closer to obtaining that information, even as they move ahead quickly with impeachment proceedings centered on the president's interactions with Ukraine.
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Mr. Priebus told aides that the president did not want to move ahead with the Yucca Mountain proposal, and that they should stop talking about it.
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Business groups are also eager for the administration to quickly move ahead with the next round of the trade talks, with many tariffs still in place.
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Democratic leaders announced today that they would move ahead this week with two articles of impeachment against President Trump: abuse of power and obstruction of Congress.
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"The objective is to provide free Wi-Fi facility to help youths to move ahead in life and to become digital smart," he told Hindustan Times.
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Perry Warjiyo, sworn in last week as BI's governor, said Wednesday's meeting is a "pre-emptive" move ahead of the Federal Reserve's mid-June policy review.
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Yet party leaders are preparing to move ahead on a timeline even more aggressive than their unsuccessful attempts to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act.
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Washington hasn't yet given up on the prospect of passing a drug pricing bill into law, even as House Democrats move ahead with impeaching President Trump.
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That allowed Pompeo's nomination to move ahead to the Senate floor, without forcing Isakson to rush back to Washington simply to arrive at a foregone conclusion.
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And so there was this sense that they just need to come up with the most incredible innovations and move ahead and almost a tunnel vision.
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Democrats and Trump's Republican allies want any new NAFTA deal to include Canada, and they're not eager to move ahead solely with a bilateral agreement with Mexico.
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As they move ahead with building these devices, physicists and computer scientists are developing quantum algorithms they hope will solve problems better than a classical computer can.
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Monte dei Pashi requested Thursday more time to move ahead with a 5 billion euro ($5.4 billion) recapitalization process which was due to be concluded this month.
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But Democrats have vowed to move ahead full steam with their investigations of Trump, which could produce more evidence that could be used in an impeachment proceeding.
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The Brexit ministry said it wanted to move ahead on securing the rights of EU citizens in the United Kingdom and UK citizens in the European Union.
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In Washington, the most successful leaders apply power through maximizing their leverage, mastering political timing and assessing the cost/benefit ratio of any move ahead of time.
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"In a few years, if we decide it's safe and we want to move ahead with the first gene-edited pregnancy, we can decide then," she said.
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Kerry met with Philippine's President Rodrigo Duterte for lunch on Wednesday and was due to discuss how to move ahead following the ruling, a U.S. official said.
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Over the next few months, DTCC will also determine whether the technology meets its integration requirements, and will decide whether to move ahead with deployment, it said.
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The Justice Department moved to appeal the decision, but allowed the $85 billion deal to move ahead without a fight as the appeals court made its determination.
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The rule was sent to Congress for a 15-day review period on Wednesday, and will then be available for public comment before it can move ahead.
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German Interior Minister Thomas de Maiziere, a conservative, told reporters a stable government was urgently needed to move ahead on security priorities such as hiring more police.
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Some reforms could move ahead in the coming months, Finance Minister Alberto Carrasquilla told a stock market conference on Tuesday, but the road for others is long.
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The plan would reportedly include all staff in the executive office of the president, although it's still unclear if the administration will move ahead with the idea.
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The attorney said that while no charges or lawsuits have been filed yet, the family plans to move ahead with a civil suit in the near future.
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Why it matters: It's likely confirmation that Trump is ready to move ahead with the former presidential candidate, whose possible nomination was reported by Bloomberg in January.
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In the same court filing, Manafort denied lying, but both sides agreed the court should move ahead and set a date to sentence him for his crimes.
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The Boston-area company has yet to move ahead with the IPO, stranding investments from venture capital backers such as Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers and Sequoia Capital.
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"A reform plan that does not include the military will not move ahead in Congress," Senator Ciro Nogueira, head of the center-right Progressive Party, told reporters.
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HK), said on Wednesday that it would move ahead with the construction of its C$400 million ($300.5 million) Long Lake Southwest expansion project in northern Alberta.
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New York erased a 133-213 deficit by going on a 22-2100 run to move ahead 22-18 with 3:08 left in the first quarter.
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Janet Mills ordered the state to move ahead on Medicaid expansion with her first executive order on Thursday, more than a year after voters approved the measure.
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The city is waiting on a definitive opinion from the state attorney general, Pettit said, but he hopes to move ahead with the recommendations from his report.
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The Pentagon on Friday warned that should Turkey move ahead with its purchase of a Russian-made air defense system there would be "grave consequences" for Ankara.
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Jittery markets are "putting a little bit of heat on President Trump to come to some sort of deal and not move ahead with tariffs," Goodman said.
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The White House has sought to downplay the seriousness of the allegations against Cain, preparing a defense for the potential nominee should Trump decide to move ahead.
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Some left-leaning commentators have urged Democrats to keep investigating Trump while also trying to move ahead on policy, but that's not likely to work, Martino said.
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The details: A Maine court has ordered the state to move ahead with Medicaid expansion, which was approved by voters last year but blocked by Republican Gov.
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In 2006, before he started building, he had learned there was a competing claim to part of the land, but decided to move ahead with the project.
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California House races: The Hill: Democrats are watching their candidates move ahead in every crucial California House district in which they have hopes of victory in November.
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Don't turn back Keep moving Move up Rise Up Own the future Go further Move ahead Climb higher Unleash opportunity Theme: It's about you It's about you.
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Trump said he expected to move ahead with raising tariffs on $200 billion in Chinese imports to 25 percent from 10 percent at the start of 13.
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Indeed, Trump said on Monday he expected to move ahead with raising tariffs on $13 billion in Chinese imports to 25 percent from the current 10 percent.
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Nadler also indicated he'd move ahead with the hearing with or without Barr on Thursday, and that he would subpoena the attorney general if he didn't show.
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Progress toward a deal came to a sudden halt this month when China backtracked on certain commitments and Mr. Trump threatened to move ahead with higher tariffs.
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Last fall, the police commissioner, James P. O'Neill, decided to move ahead with the disciplinary hearing, giving the first public airing of the evidence against Officer Pantaleo.
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If the two countries move ahead, their regulations could serve as models for the rest of the world amid growing frustration and anger with Silicon Valley giants.
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The service will move ahead with the V-280 Valor tiltrotor aircraft made by Bell Helicopter and with the SB>1 Defiant made by Boeing and Sikorsky.
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Soon enough, Americans of both parties could do Meader's version of Kennedy — especially his signature line, "move ahead with great vigah," delivered in the president's Harvard accent.
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There are still places where it is a boys' club, but I do think we're moving to a place where we're letting the best candidates move ahead.
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But it could also ignite a painful debate within Pelosi's caucus over how to move ahead with formal impeachment proceedings, and whether to do so at all.
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That way, after lawmakers return from their Fourth of July recess, the majority leader, Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, could try to move ahead with a vote.
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Only when a movement and its consequences have come into the public eye do we choose to reject the status quo and move ahead with an alternative.
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The Department of Transportation is weighing whether it should move ahead with new performance standards that would require transportation projects to track, measure and reduce carbon pollution.
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Kenny, requiring one more gold medal to move ahead of Chris Hoy as Britain's most successful Olympian, said he is not about to hit the panic button.
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According to Us Weekly, it was his family who urged him to move ahead with the divorce because they were "freaked out" by Cyrus's public new relationship.
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It allowed Huawei to help build telecoms networks in the United Kingdom and pledged to move ahead with a new tax that would hit US tech companies.
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She recently considered a sale and other strategic options, but told staffers that the company "has decided not to move ahead with a sale," Dow Jones reported.
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When pressed on Trump's decision to announce the policy before the Pentagon study was completed, Mattis said that the president was within his authority to move ahead.
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Trump's comments came after U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer said the United States was prepared to move ahead on a trade deal with Mexico that excluded Canada.
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Beijing agreed to purchase billions of dollars in U.S. agricultural goods, while President Donald Trump said he would not move ahead with a new round of tariffs.
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While many analysts expect Congress to move ahead on both, there could be battling that takes it down to the last minute and that could upset markets.
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Broadcom said it is disappointed with the outcome but will comply with the president's order and move ahead with its plan to relocate to the United States.
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They were still ahead 47-41 with 5:52 to go in the half when Portland went on a 13-1 run to move ahead 54-48.
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According to the report, Trump was told it would be inappropriate to move ahead with such an action, and decided to let the trial take its course.
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He's repeatedly championed nutrition policy as a key priority for the FDA, promising to move ahead with Obama-era efforts to help Americans make healthier food choices.
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On Thursday, the US Food and Drug Administration announced plans to move ahead with an initiative that could drive down the US smoking rate much, much further.
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Variations on that argument worked for Barrack Rodos in the trial and intermediate appellate courts, which ruled Freda could not move ahead with his breach of contract suit.
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To the nation, they cast the civil rights debate in terms of black children being able to move ahead only if white children were forced to slide behind.
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He can only announce such a move ahead of the midterms as Congress will remain out of session until after the election, which is just 16 days away.
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Even if these tariffs are justified under WTO rules, the US's decision to swiftly move ahead with these taxes could still increase trade tensions with the European Union.
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"The Senate now has the process and will continue to move ahead with it unless they find some reason to vote it down of their own," he said.
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Down 22-20 in the tie break, Williams ran off five straight points, including a forehand winner to move ahead 21-21, to take control and ultimately prevail.
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"There is convergence at certain points so that we can conclude the review and move ahead," Moscovici told reporters before a meeting with Greek Finance Minister Euclid Tsakalotos.
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Today, one of the bigger companies in the space in Europe, CompareEuropeGroup, announced it has raised €20 million ($21 million) to expand and move ahead of the pack.
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Raymond James also said that Apple's settlement with Qualcomm was a game changer, as it will allow Apple to move ahead using Qualcomm's modems in the 2020 iPhone.
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The spokesman noted that the nonprofit's affiliated super PAC, the Senate Majority PAC, will also move ahead with plans to back Bredesen, a former two-term Tennessee governor.
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If Shanahan is cleared of the allegations, President Donald Trump may decide to move ahead and send his nomination to the Senate to become the permanent defense chief.
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Orbán may also be making a tactical move ahead of the European Parliament elections to see if he can situate Fidesz as king-maker in a governing coalition.
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Presidential aides said he hopes to widen his margin of support so that he can move ahead with his reforms, paralyzed for six months by the political crisis.
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California plans to move ahead with tougher car pollution rules for 2022-2025, which the administration of former Democratic President Barack Obama hastily approved before Trump took office.
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And here&aposs the zinger: Even if the House Dems move ahead with impeachment, says the Journal, there would never be a two-thirds Senate majority for conviction.
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Still he was quiet on the wiretap saga -- in person and on Twitter -- following the conclusion of Comey's hearing, perhaps a sign that he wants to move ahead.
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Serbia is under pressure to move ahead with privatisations from the European Union and the International Monetary Fund under the terms of a 20.9354 billion-euro IMF loan.
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Ford is still planning to move ahead with transferring the production of some of its small cars from Michigan to Mexico, its CEO told Reuters earlier this week.
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"We're in extensive discussions with them and we'll talk with them more when they get here and then move ahead on both Medicaid and the individual market," Sen.
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As we move ahead, as more details emerge, there will be more interest...It's making it easier for foreign investors to understand and have access to these companies.
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Milwaukee got within 88-78 with 13:30 left, but New York went on a 12-3 run to move ahead 100-81 with 2:15 to play.
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Allergan (AGN) plans to move ahead with testing of Botox, best known for helping smooth wrinkles, as a treatment for depression, despite barely missing expectations of a study.
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In Lorain, Ohio, thousands of steelworkers have lost their jobs, and another 85033 will soon join them as U.S. Steel and Republic Steel move ahead with plant closures.
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Berry needs two made 3-pointers to pass Dante Calabria (193) for eighth and six to move ahead of Hubert Davis (197) on the school's all-time list.
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Despite hearing all these, my husband and I decided to move ahead with renting out our first home when we upgraded to more square footage earlier this year.
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So we asked 5 experts for their predictions on the companies that Amazon might look to acquire if it decides to move ahead with becoming an online pharmacy.
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On Wednesday, Erdogan said it was "absolutely impossible" to move ahead on Syrian peace talks while Assad remains in power, according to Turkey's state-run news agency Anadolu.
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Specific elements of this pricing policy, however, are needed so Petrobras can move ahead with plans to sell all or part of its Brazilian refinery system, he said.
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ABUJA (Reuters) - Nigeria will move ahead with plans to borrow $5.5 billion from foreign investors after the Senate on Tuesday approved President Muhammadu Buhari request for the move.
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In the aftermath of the shooting, Vacca's children encouraged the girl, in a video, to find peace, put the ordeal behind her and move ahead with her life.
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The Army Corps of Engineers says that it will move ahead with a project to build them, but it could still be years before they are in place.
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"I am confident that the logistical and security questions could be addressed if the House decided to move ahead with remote voting for a period of time," Rep.
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The panel will vote on whether to move ahead with a contempt citation on Wednesday, and if it does so, the full House will vote on the issue.
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Mr. McConnell signaled Sunday night that he was listening to their suggestion, saying on the Senate floor that it was "my intention" to move ahead with immigration legislation.
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Mr. McConnell said on Monday morning that the Senate would move ahead with a scheduled procedural vote at noon on a proposal to fund the government through Feb.
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Many Canadians have interpreted Mr. Trump's threats to move ahead with a bilateral deal without them as bluster, given the procedural and legal hurdles standing in the way.
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The U.S. had threatened to move ahead with a bilateral trade pact with just Mexico if an agreement between the three countries could not be reached by Friday.
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Despite Mr. Lighthizer's threat to move ahead with just Mexico, he did not suggest breaking off trade relations with Canada if it fails to meet this month's deadline.
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On Tuesday, the White House announced that the U.S. would move ahead with its plan to impose 21984 percent tariffs on $21983 billion worth of imported Chinese goods.
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Mr. Schumer lost that round, when Mr. McConnell announced last week that he had the votes lined up to move ahead with the trial without committing to either.
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On Friday, Senator Mitch McConnell, the majority leader and a Republican from Kentucky, announced that Congress would move ahead on health care and tax reform without the Democrats.
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Lawmakers said they could still make up time and get the omnibus finished on schedule as long as senators signed off on a time agreement to move ahead.
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All 11 remaining members of TPP are also members of APEC, and they could announce plans to move ahead with the pact while Trump watches from the sidelines.
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After the meeting Jesus Seade, Mexico's deputy foreign minister for North America, said he expected House Speaker Nancy Pelosi to move ahead with the USMCA by early November.
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This week, national leaders meeting in Davos, Switzerland, brokered a truce between the United States and France, which had planned to move ahead with a digital services tax.
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Yet on Tuesday, just five days after releasing the bill, Mr. McConnell had to bow to reality: Republican senators were not ready to move ahead with the bill.
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After nearly half a year without a single venture-capital backed U.S. technology IPO, Talend would be one of the first to move ahead with such an offering.
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Meanwhile, workers without the right skills lose the chance to raise their wages and move ahead in their careers, thereby compounding the economic anxieties of the middle class.
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The U.S. and Mexico are prepared to move ahead alone on a new trade agreement, and Canada may get left behind, a top White House official said Friday.
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When Democrats run Congress, "it's easier for them to move ahead because they're looking for ways to expand and grow government," said Senator Jeff Flake, Republican of Arizona.
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Talks to renegotiate NAFTA should move ahead regardless of the timetable for U.S. tax reform, Guajardo told reporters at an event in the northern Mexican city of Monterrey.
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Creighton led 22015-242 before the Pirates went on a 225-703 surge to move ahead 270-22 on Carrington's jumper with 222:39 left in the half.
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He suggested yesterday that he was disgusted by the process so far and blasted it for violating the Senate's "regular order" — but he also voted to move ahead.
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The company announced in 2015 that it would move ahead with the Lido resort project in Indonesia that would include a golf course, country club and luxury condominiums.
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Deep breath: It's not clear that splitting the court in two would be particularly helpful to Trump, or that this is something he's actually inclined to move ahead with.
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" She added: "This has been a challenging transition for all of us, but I am confident that we will move ahead with the important task of restructuring our lives.
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Separately, Trump told the Wall Street Journal that he expected to move ahead with raising tariffs on $200 billion in Chinese imports to 25 percent from 73 percent currently.
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Night School will be the 21st book in the series — which means that Paramount has plenty of material to choose from, should it move ahead with a third film.
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The Speaker of Brazil's lower chamber of Congress, Rodrigo Maia who aims to stay in the job, said he intends to move ahead with the issue after Sunday's vote.
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That if you're going to get things done, you've got to look to where you have friends, and where you have enemies, and move ahead and get it done.
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On Thursday, Trump imposed a 30-day time limit on talks to amend the bill, pressuring Democrats, like House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA), to move ahead with it.
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But the suit, which argues Google's hiring practices are biased against white and Asian people, conservatives, and men, will move ahead after surviving a dismissal motion from the company.
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Of course, this partnership is largely contingent on NASA picking the companies to move ahead with their landing system for the Artemis system, which isn't a done deal yet.
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And Ford made him a deal that allows Rivian to move ahead with plans to develop its own brand and dealer network and potentially sign up other automotive partners.
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On Tuesday afternoon, Senate Republicans voted on a motion to proceed with debate on healthcare legislation, using a rare legislative gambit to move ahead despite reservations from some moderates.
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"Having already promised a rate cut, they can do nothing but move ahead with it," said Drew Matus, who heads global economic and market strategy for MetLife Investment Management.
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Unlike some of its competitors, HBC has no plans to shutter stores as part of its overhaul and is planning to move ahead with growth plans, company executives said.
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"I'm confident the Republicans in Congress and the president will move ahead and defund Planned Parenthood," said Joe Pojman, executive director of the anti-abortion Texas Alliance for Life.
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Both Trump and Lighthizer made it known last week that the US was prepared to move ahead with a bilateral deal between the US and Mexico, leaving Canada out.
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"(That) supports the idea that supply is tightening in copper and has helped it move ahead despite the headwinds from the uncertainty related to global economic growth," Hansen said.
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"(That) supports the idea that supply is tightening in copper, and has helped it move ahead despite the headwinds from the uncertainty related to global economic growth," Hansen said.
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An anvil seemed to fall upon these efforts this week, however, with President Trump's executive order to move ahead with construction of a wall along the border with Mexico.
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Trump has threatened to move ahead with the US-Mexico pact with or without Canada, though Congress — especially Republicans and their business allies — doesn't want to leave Canada out.
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The Senate, on a 48-49 vote, fell short of the necessary votes to move ahead to consider the bill that would have barred states from pursuing mandatory labeling.
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Winer claimed that he decided to move ahead with his own format only after trying but failing to get anyone at Netscape to care about RSS 20093's deficiencies.
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Bill Maher has already issued an apology; he can now move ahead and be seen in the eyes of many, if not all, as one of the good guys.
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Oddly enough, the housing stocks also rallied, with Home Depot's stock jumping after a days-long downturn — an atypical move ahead of an expected interest rate hike, Cramer said.
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Fed Chair Janet Yellen is also expected to talk more about how the Fed could move ahead to pare back its massive $4.5 trillion balance sheet later this year.
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Separately, Trump told the Wall Street Journal that he expected to move ahead with raising tariffs on $200 billion in Chinese imports to 25 percent from 10 percent currently.
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Neither team had led by more than three points before the Bulls scored eight consecutive points to move ahead 30-43 with 7:48 left in the first half.
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Casino Guichard meanwhile closed up 1.76 percent, off session highs, after news emerged that it plans to move ahead with an asset sale worth 1.5 billion euros ($1.77 billion).
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Europe, Canada and Mexico are already ramping up retaliatory tariffs against the U.S. Trump has talked of imposing tariffs on foreign autos and could move ahead with that plan.
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Fed Chair Janet Yellen is also expected to talk more about how the Fed could move ahead to pare back its massive $203 trillion balance sheet later this year.
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Mr. Onaga's predecessor, Hirokazu Nakaima, was elected on a promise to stop the project but ended up switching sides and issuing the permit needed for it to move ahead.
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Even as big telecom companies and vendors move ahead with 2000G and now 5G networking equipment, those technologies aren't necessarily the best for most networked devices, according to Particle .
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We had a lot of talks with a lot of institutions, financial institutions, especially the IMF, and all of them are giving us advices on how to move ahead.
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The governor suggested on Thursday that the agency should move ahead with it this spring, but he acknowledged on Friday that a delay for more study might be reasonable.
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Bruno Le Maire, the French finance minister, said last week that France would move ahead on its own if the union did not approve such a tax by March.
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The tit for tat began on Friday, when Mr. Trump said Washington would move ahead with tariffs on $50 billion worth of Chinese goods, including agricultural and industrial machinery.
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And I'm still like, they can move ahead on on those objectives without needing to have a ton of meetings to make sure they're working on the right things.
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The departure last month of Bart Veldhuizen, DVB board member for ship finance, contributed to the decision to move ahead with the planned sale, one of the people said.
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Given the success shown by similar changes at the state level, bipartisan majorities in the House and the Senate seemed eager to move ahead on the issue last year.
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And we can be the platform where they come together, and then of course, we need to move ahead with other instruments, like going to the Internet Governance Forum.
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The survey, conducted from July 21 to July 11, was completed before the Senate's failure to move ahead with a vote on its health-care bill early last week.
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But the conflict is encouraging Chinese companies and government officials to move ahead with changes that could eventually make the economy more competitive and more appealing to foreign investors.
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Speaking to reporters on Thursday, President Donald Trump left it an open question on whether the United States will move ahead with additional tariffs in less than two weeks.
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With Mr. McCain missing, Senate Republicans would have only 49 potential votes to move ahead with the legislation because all Senate Democrats and the two independent senators oppose it.
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But at an emergency private meeting later Monday night, Pelosi rejected calls from House Judiciary Chairman Jerry Nadler to move ahead with an impeachment inquiry, according to multiple sources.
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Party leaders believe that despite lacking testimony from key players such as Pence, Pompeo and former national security adviser John Bolton they already have sufficient evidence to move ahead.
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Nostalgic for a smaller, more manageable Europe, France, Italy and Belgium are keen that the euro zone or groups of like-minded countries should move ahead with deeper integration.
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"I don't mean that Congress shouldn't move ahead with the process of impeachment governed by our Constitution, if Congress thinks the provable facts are there," he wrote in March.
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And so while the U.S. has stepped back from the global trading system and from global leadership, the rest of the world is in fact continuing to move ahead.
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Terveystalo has made its move ahead of a potential legislative shake-up in the Finnish healthcare sector, with the government's healthcare reform bill proceeding to a vote next month.
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Randal Quarles, the Fed's vice chairman of supervision, said Thursday that the central bank should move ahead with projected interest rate hikes even if inflation lags below target levels.
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PiS capped household power tariffs last year to prevent a spike in prices in what was seen as a politically motivated move ahead of a general election in October.
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They remain worried that Senate Republicans would respond to a filibuster by changing Senate procedure to allow a Supreme Court nominee to move ahead on a simple majority vote.
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An Education Department spokeswoman did not respond to questions about how many claims had been processed since the October ruling ordering the administration to move ahead with loan forgiveness.
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Senate Democrats did not immediately get on board with that idea, but Mr. McConnell said he would move ahead with a procedural vote on the proposal at 1 a.m.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Senate voted on Tuesday to move ahead with a resolution disapproving of a Trump administration plan to ease sanctions on Russian aluminum giant Rusal (0486.
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But Trump, who enjoys close ties to Russia's Vladimir Putin, thinks all aid money should be justified and is mulling the move ahead of a September 30 fiscal deadline.
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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, asked about the possible tariffs on Mexico, said on Tuesday that Ottawa would move ahead in a responsible way to ratify the new trade deal.
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As I was clearing the way for my fellow soldiers along the riverbank, I stood up to give our two snipers the signal that I was going to move ahead.
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The EU, which first decided 17 years ago to move ahead with Galileo, has suffered some setbacks - including delays, financing problems and two satellites being put into the wrong orbit.
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The Army's intervention sets an unsettling precedent, analysts and industry groups told Reuters, because Energy Transfer had undergone the necessary environmental reviews and permitting processes to move ahead with construction.
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Ma said that China would impose corresponding countermeasures should U.S. President Donald Trump move ahead with plans to increase duties on $200 billion of Chinese goods, to 25% from 10%.
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"One important reason for trying to move ahead with a central bank digital currency is to create a payment system that is essentially free for consumers and businesses," Levin said.
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Even with Mr. Mattis's urging of caution, administration officials said it was hard to envision that Mr. Trump would not move ahead with strikes, given that he has promised retaliation.
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Democrats were still drafting their strategy on Tuesday, but they could allow the debate to move ahead and then try to force Republicans to make some uncomfortable votes on amendments.
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The company tells The Verge that it plans to move ahead with the April 26th launch in the US, as first noted by Joanna Stern of The Wall Street Journal.
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But it's a sign that Trump wants to use his executive authority to move ahead on his campaign promise to lower drug prices — and a bad sign for drug companies.
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Our interviews included Democrats who want to move ahead with an impeachment inquiry and those who are advocating restraint, citing the political ramifications of forging down that path too soon.
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Trump administration officials have not ruled out U.S. assistance should the coalition move ahead, but U.S. officials said Washington is not considering strikes on Houthi targets or deploying ground forces.
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A failure to move ahead with the mine would be a blow for the Australian mining company, which is listed in Britain, Spain and Australia and operates no other projects.
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But failure to move ahead could plunge bilateral ties into a new ice age, hit cross-border stock trading, and dash hopes for new initiatives such as an electricity union.
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If UPM move ahead with the project it would launch a pre-engineering study and permitting process, expected to last up to two years, followed by an internal investment analysis.
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That means that travelers who have already scheduled a trip to Cuba can still move ahead with their plans, as long as the new regulations have not taken effect yet.
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"Despite the lack of political support for the government, we will move ahead with economic reforms next year, including the reform of subsidies and social funds," Chahed said on Friday.
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Jha wants Lebanon to move ahead with a plan to "corporatise" state power utility EDL and to cut state subsidies of power, while providing a safety net to poorer consumers.
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Poland fears this could create a two-tier EU. Duda said EU member states were already able under existing rules to move ahead in certain areas if they wished to.
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Among locals in Puerto Rico, it's customary to bond with a padrino — a godfather — who has the connections and clout to help you move ahead in life and solve problems.
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Asked about delays in licensing Hellenikon, Finance Minister Euclid Tsakalotos told lawmakers on Thursday that the government would move ahead with the project but could not overrule independent authorities' procedures.
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Key issues that could be decided include whether the suits against the Sacklers in state courts will be able to move ahead and what will happen to the company itself.
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Leon's ruling in June allowing the deal to go through was a blow to the DOJ and set the stage for other companies to move ahead with their merger plans.
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The pollsters said Macron has been buoyed by the alliance announced this week with centrist politician Francois Bayrou, which has enabled him to move ahead of conservative candidate Francois Fillon.
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Randal Quarles, the Federal Reserve's vice chairman of supervision, said Thursday that the central bank should move ahead with projected interest rate hike even if inflation lags below target levels.
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Why it matters: Democrats would have the power to move ahead with privacy legislation if they win the House in November — but only if they settle their internal fights first.
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They will coordinate with us as they move ahead with their proof of concept tunnel under Sepulveda Boulevard to ensure it doesn't interfere with our Sepulveda Transit Corridor rail project.
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U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer says Trump has notified Congress that he plans to move ahead with a bilateral deal with Mexico, while leaving open the possibility of Canada joining.
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"The Helsinki press conference was a sad day for our country and everyone knows it, but still, when you move ahead with laws and sanctions, hearings are appropriate," he said.
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What Mayweather does understand is boxing and with a victory on Saturday would move ahead of former heavyweight great Rocky Marciano, who retired with a perfect 49-0 career record.
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" And if Iran decides to move ahead with its nuclear program, Panetta said, "I don't think there is any other option but the potential of some kind of military action.
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If Republicans move ahead with repealing ObamaCare, a proposed Patient and State Stability Fund would likely be a key component to keeping the fragile insurance market intact amid massive changes.
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We should assume that both China and Russia -- countries Moon would get new links to via North Korea -- are privately pushing Moon to move ahead with his economic integration plans.
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Last month, speaking to reporters at the Munich Security Conference, Defense Secretary Mark T. Esper argued that it was time to abandon challenges and move ahead with building the cloud.
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Anglin's lawyer Marc Randazza says that because he has renounced his Ohio residence and moved out of the country, the court lacks the jurisdiction to move ahead with the lawsuit.
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Household debt is well behaved, and the leading indicators index, a basket of economic measures that tend to move ahead of changes in economic growth, is at a record high.
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But if it can leverage its new antisatellite technology to move ahead with basic antimissile defenses, which require hitting an incoming warhead in space, it could change the strategic balance.
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"God willing everything will move ahead and I will be able to prove that if I am sent back to Honduras, I'll be killed," he said prior to the hearing.
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But Syracuse's mayor, Stephanie Miner, was not informed of the governor's plans to move ahead with the stadium project until December, and she was not pleased, The Post-Standard reported.
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The plan will likely move ahead unless key players in the administration manage to derail it, as Secretary of State Mike Pompeo did to halt a similar effort last year.
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Soon after, Senator Flake voted to move ahead with Judge Kavanaugh's nomination, but asked that the Senate delay its vote by a week until the F.B.I. investigation could be completed.
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While the case move ahead in court, Parnas' attorney Joe Bondy asked a federal judge for permission to comply with the House subpoena and share some of the seized materials.
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White House opposition to the bill could generate resistance from Democrats in the Senate, making it more difficult for any legislation to garner the 60 votes needed to move ahead.
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The Justice Department's decision could boost the efforts of the auto companies and California to move ahead with tighter vehicle pollution standards than those being finalized by the federal government.
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Despite those struggles, Houston twice had an opportunity to move ahead inside the final two minutes, but Harden missed three free throws down the stretch, two with the score deadlocked.
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She pointed to future cooperation between Brussels and Beijing, making clear the similar intention in Europe to move ahead with potential partners to fill any vacuum created by Washington's absence.
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The leaders later said the withdrawal was conditioned on a commitment from the Iraqi prime minister, Adel Abdul Mahdi, to move ahead with legislation to force American troops to withdraw.
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After clinching the opener in a tiebreak, Pliskova switched gears to move ahead early in the second set before sealing victory at the third opportunity by securing another service break.
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Some Republican senators have recognized the need for an investigation, and it would be right for the Senate to move ahead in its role as a check on the executive.
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Republicans are anxious to move ahead to a vote by the committee, where they hold an 11-10 majority, and then by the full Senate, which they control, 51-49.
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Department officials now plan to move ahead adjudicating those claims — most of which allege fraud at for-profit schools like Corinthian Colleges and ITT Tech — by using a new formula.
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She has endured criticism for her shift to the right from her top GOP rival, Kelli Ward, as well as Democrats looking to seize on the move ahead of November.
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Trump told aides he wants to move ahead on a plan to impose tariffs on Chinese imports, Bloomberg News reported, further ratcheting up trade tensions between the world's two largest economies.
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These are the stocks on the move ahead of the opening bell: Bank of America — The bank reported quarterly profit of 36 cents per share, three cents a share above estimates.
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Bloomberg reported on Thursday that U.S. President Donald Trump told aides he wants to move ahead on a plan to impose tariffs on $200 billion worth of Chinese goods next week.
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Democrats are expected to move ahead with litigation to get the full, unredacted Mueller report and may have to legally advance other issues in order to enforce subpoenas from the committees.
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"The delay hasn't had any impact, but we want to move ahead as quickly as we can to realize synergies with Foxconn," said Katsuaki Nomura, the Japanese company's chief financial officer.
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In an interview with the Wall Street Journal, Trump said he expects to move ahead with raising tariffs on $211 billion in Chinese imports to 25 percent from 10 percent currently.
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Trump tweeted Wednesday evening that he intends to move ahead with his threat to impose a 5% levy on all Mexican imported goods if no agreement is reached on immigration enforcement.
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The speaker of the house, Rodrigo Maia, said the shelving of the charges against Temer cleared the way for the government and Congress to move ahead with the pension reform debate.
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In November, the countries remaining in the TPP agreed on the core elements to move ahead without the United States but more work need to be done before it is finalised.
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But Poland and others enjoying a sovereignty they secured only after the Cold War are suspicious of that and of a push by westerners to move ahead in a "multispeed Europe".
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As we move ahead and consider potentially more tariffs and potentially retaliation, that potentially has a more noticeable effect on the economy and we would have to take that into account.
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No matter what happens with A Star Is Born, Gaga has a huge career move ahead: She is set to start a two-year residency in Las Vegas beginning December 2018.
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The reality: the worst thing likely to happen if you ask for more is that your request is denied, in which case, you can still accept the offer and move ahead!
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The Grizzlies got as close as 87-803 early in the fourth quarter, but the Knicks used a 12-0 run over the next four minutes to move ahead 99-85.
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These were phase II trials, and after the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) reviewed the unpublished results last November, they encouraged the researchers to move ahead with phase III trials.
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She was famous, and there had been stories about how she was going to move ahead in the political process and maybe even be President of the United States some day.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Cyprus will move ahead with further licensing for oil drilling after analyzing the results of its most recent exploration, the country's energy minister Yiorgos Lakkotrypis said on Wednesday.
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To say you don't need to know policy, you don't need to understand how to move ahead and work with others, is not to understand the job and America's leadership today.
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The company's plan to move ahead with risky and expensive drilling in the Arctic comes despite years of low oil prices and plentiful sources of crude in the continental United States.
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He needs eight completions to pass Rick Trefzger (383) for eighth place on the school's all-time list and four scoring passes to move ahead of Len Dawson (29) for ninth.
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Earlier in the day, the TPP countries agreed on the core elements to move ahead with the trade pact, after last-minute resistance from Canada raised new doubts about its survival.
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Originally, Obama was considering whether to move ahead with a scheduled reduction in the number of U.S. troops in Afghanistan from about 9,800 currently to 5,500 by the start of 2017.
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Notably absent from The Conners is Barr; ABC has said she agreed to have no creative or financial ties to the show, which was crucial for the spinoff to move ahead.
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Another outcome that is significant on the climate front is the two leaders' commitment to move ahead with the adoption of the Paris Agreement on climate change as soon as possible.
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We've never really had a well-resourced immigrant integration program, and families have had an extraordinarily important role in supporting their own and helping their own to integrate and move ahead.
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St. Louis responded in the second period by holding the Ducks without a shot on goal for the first 2307:211 and by scoring three goals to move ahead, 21-1.
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"There will be a decision this year," a ministry spokesman said, citing a pledge in July by Defense Minister Ursula von der Leyen to move ahead with the program in 22024.
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The constant swirl of whether Pelosi will permit her caucus to move ahead dominates the news cycle and fights over documents for Democratic investigations have gone to court to be decided.
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Kansas City Fed President and voting member Esther George told CNBC that it was time to move ahead with a rate hike, a stand that Atlanta Fed president Dennis Lockhart echoed.
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"We now have a clear path to move ahead to trials in non-human primates and possibly clinical trials in human patients within the year," said Khalili in a press release.
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The Speaker of Brazil's lower chamber of Congress, Rodrigo Maia who aims to stay in the job, said on Wednesday he intends to move ahead with the issue after Sunday's vote.
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These are likely dead ends, leaving the Republicans to move ahead with their simplest route to replacing Obamacare: to sabotage the law administratively, then push for changes after it falls apart.
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For the suit to move ahead, the judge has to certify the class saying there is evidence that there are a number of similarly situated people who suffered the same damage.
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The bank is expected to hike rates for the fourth time this year, and the solid jobs report plus strong wage growth makes it more likely the Fed will move ahead.
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"I should be given some help by the Fed," Trump told Reuters, adding that he'd continue to criticize the independent central bank if it move ahead with planned interest rate hikes.
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He wants to move ahead with a plan to impose tariffs on $200 billion in Chinese imports as soon as a public-comment period concludes next week, according to Bloomberg sources.
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Earlier this month, the British government said it would consider investing directly into the plant prompting Horizon to move ahead with the project by submitting applications for a host of permits.
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NEPA review is actually a lot like a CBO cost estimate: It does not tell decision-makers what to do, it just tells them what will happen if they move ahead.
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The prosecutor, Dave Aronberg, explaining his decision not to move ahead with a prosecution, said the burden for his office to proceed with a case was higher than for the police.
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Washington (CNN)President Barack Obama stressed Tuesday that he still he plans to move ahead with the massive Trans-Pacific Partnership deal while he's in office despite bipartisan opposition on trade.
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Not only is he responding to his evangelical base's wishes with this move on Jerusalem, but he is also recognizing and affirming the need for the peace process to move ahead.
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"I should be given some help by the Fed," Trump told Reuters, adding that he'd continue to criticize the independent central bank if it move ahead with planned interest rate hikes.
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"There will be a decision this year," a ministry spokesman said, citing a pledge in July by Defence Minister Ursula von der Leyen to move ahead with the programme in 22024.
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There never seems to be enough time, resources, or attention at our disposal to make smart decisions, so we jump to conclusions based on what we have, and then move ahead.
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It began to move ahead with plans for 10 more DIDS stations spread across the country, all of them controlled by centrally located radio transmitters in Ault, Colorado, and Cambridge, Kansas.
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By not committing either side to anything up front, Washington and Pyongyang may be able to be more flexible and to find creative opportunities to move ahead if a disagreement emerges.
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Democrats have demanded more time for scrutiny, and Republicans want to move ahead quickly with a confirmation vote in an increasingly volatile political climate ahead of congressional elections on Nov. 6.
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Someone who has seen the darkness and understands the darkness and has been fighting the darkness and is ready to move ahead and enter life as a good, law-abiding citizen.
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Investors hopes of a trade deal, however, were slightly dented by White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow's comment that Washington may move ahead with more tariffs on Chinese goods after all.
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During the post-retrograde shadow period—which goes until May 18 for Venus and May 21 for Mercury—you'll likely gain a clearer idea of how you want to move ahead.
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Trump stressed he will move ahead with his plan to slap major tariffs on imported steel and aluminum, despite dire warnings from Republican lawmakers and even some of his own advisers.
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In an interview with The Wall Street Journal, Trump said he expects to move ahead with raising tariffs on $200 billion in Chinese imports to 25 percent from 10 percent currently.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany regards as "unlawful" a U.S. decision to move ahead with tariffs on aluminum and steel imports from Canada, Mexico and the European Union, Foreign Minister Heiko Maas said.
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Esaw Snipes, Mr. Garner's widow, said she had been told of the Police Department's decision to move ahead with the trial if the Justice Department does not act before Aug. 31.
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Now that the Trump administration plans to unravel that deal, California says it will move ahead with its own greenhouse gas standards, with those dozen-plus other states poised to follow.
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And President Cyril Ramaphosa announced this month that the African National Congress would move ahead with a proposal to change the Constitution and allow the expropriation of some property without compensation.
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Mr. Trump's decision not to move ahead with Mr. Shanahan is the latest evidence of the difficulty that the president has had in permanently filling the top jobs in his administration.
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They have watched woefully as other countries move ahead without the United States, signing trade agreements that cut barriers to each other's markets and put American producers at a competitive disadvantage.
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"He figured the Trib guy would move ahead faster," he said, so Mr. Wise continued to string for The Herald Tribune and Mr. Frankel got the job stringing for The Times.
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Any effort to pick up the pieces and move ahead requires staring down monumental challenges, starting with healing deep divisions among Republicans deflated by failure to deliver on a defining promise.
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Mr. Fenzl said the company has not made a final decision to move ahead and was weighing commitments from other suppliers to use the facility, as well as potential government support.
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China agreed to billions of dollars in agricultural purchases from the U.S., while Trump said he would not move ahead with a new round of tariffs on Sunday, among other items.
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"We knew we were on that path to wanting to start a family and buy a home and settle somewhere," Rok says of the decision to move ahead of having kids.
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Although Mitch McConnell, the majority leader, said he would move ahead with a bill that narrowly passed the House in May, the content of the legislation has yet to be determined.
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Before the head-to-head encounter, Kerry called for Venezuela to release political prisoners and move ahead with a referendum that could oust President Nicolás Maduro, reported The Wall Street Journal.
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The chief financial officers (CFO) from some of the world's largest companies told CNBC that President Donald Trump should move ahead with his plans to shore up infrastructure across the country.
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Listen, I hear your frustration—but the idea here is to come down from the budget we have for the next version of the script, and then move ahead full speed.
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"Shareholders, audit committees and the regulator must have total confidence in the ability of these firms to complete this work before the market can move ahead with this recommendation," KPMG said.
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The meeting is not expected to trigger the so-called Article 7 punitive procedure yet but the discussion will measure the willingness of the other 27 EU countries to move ahead.
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Plus, Pelosi and House Democratic leaders are waiting to see how members respond -- particularly ones in difficult races who represent GOP-leaning districts -- to see if it's time to move ahead.
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But a weaker-than-expected holiday season forced Toys R Us to rethink its strategy, and the chain plans to move ahead with these closures once they're approved by the court.
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The NSE has sought to move ahead with its listing, proposing to settle it with the regulator through the payment of a penalty, according to two sources familiar with the matter.
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From the start, these members have been concerned with how exactly the caucus should move ahead with impeachment, what the message should be, and the best tactics to counter Republican attacks.
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The Pacers never led in the first half and trailed by as many as 10 points before scoring the first four points of the third quarter to move ahead 54-52.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain said on Thursday it was deeply disappointed by a U.S. decision to move ahead with tariffs on aluminum and steel imports from Canada, Mexico and the European Union.
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In a boost for the principle of multilateral trade pacts, countries in the Trans Pacific Partnership (TPP) trade deal agreed on the core elements to move ahead without the United States.
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Hazel, who had asked for a final decision from the government by Friday afternoon on whether it intended to press forward, issued an order saying the case will now move ahead.
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Bond strategists have said the Treasury market is now reacting to the idea that the trade wars are open-ended, and the president could move ahead with tariffs on other trading partners.
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The two companies, less than three hours earlier, were preparing to issue a joint statement that said the merger plans were going to move ahead after receiving approval from the Renault board.
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"Failure to move ahead with the accord clearly thwarts the will of the Congolese people and jeopardizes the progress achieved thus far," acting U.S. State Department spokesman Mark Toner said on Tuesday.
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In a decision, the judge on the case said the court "indeed has doubts" about the viability of the idea, but it is, for the time being, letting the case move ahead.
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WASHINGTON — The US Supreme Court ruled Friday that the Trump administration can move ahead with plans to use $2.5 billion in military funding to build new barriers at the US–Mexico border.
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Meanwhile, NASA will move ahead with its plans to create another space station around the Moon, known as the Lunar Orbital Platform—Gateway, by the mid-22018s, according to the budget request.
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France decided to move ahead with its own digital tax after the 28 EU member states failed to find common ground on how to impose a similar levy at the EU level.
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But unless they find some way to actually reach agreement on the crucial topic of which loopholes, exactly, are going away, there's just no way for their tax plan to move ahead.
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Irish news reports suggest it is unlikely for political rivals Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil to form a grand coalition government with both parties indicating no such move ahead of the election.
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Like Japan, Korea needs to move ahead with structural reform, which it is spearheading with ambitious plans to create a new creative economy that doesn't rely on chaebol (conglomerates) and manufacturing exports.
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One GOP lawmaker said Price's nomination was more important than those for other Cabinet posts — such as the secretary of Education — because it will allow their healthcare reform plans to move ahead.
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He's taking his time to make sure the decision that [Zinke] made is right," said Paul Babaz, president of Safari Club International, "We're sure the President will move ahead with the decision.
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VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - Pope Francis urged China's leaders on Wednesday to move ahead with "trust, courage and farsightedness" after Beijing and the Vatican struck a landmark agreement on the appointment of bishops.
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Now, with the Trump administration saying on Friday that it would move ahead with tariffs on $50 billion of Chinese products, and China having threatened retaliation, Apple is stuck in the middle.
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Companies should continue to remove violent extremist content under their terms of service and move ahead with plans to label false news or reduce its exposure in news feeds and web searches.
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Already, Remington said, an Indiana appeals court has cited the Connecticut decision in a ruling in May that allows the city of Gary to move ahead with nuisance claims against several gunmakers.
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The ruling clears the way for the state to move ahead with long-stalled prosecutions in a case that has become a touchstone in the emotional national debate over race and policing.
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Many of Mr. Trudeau's political rivals argue that it would be irresponsible to move ahead now with carbon pricing in Canada if the United States will not be doing the same thing.
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Many gun-rights groups also raised concerns, including the National Rifle Association, which contended in its brief that allowing the case to move ahead stood to "eviscerate" the gun companies' legal protections.
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The attorney general at the time, Loretta Lynch, ultimately authorized prosecutors to move ahead toward indictment, but problems with the initial F.B.I. investigation delayed the case until after President Trump took office.
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"We made solid progress on each of our key initiatives and believe we are well positioned to drive continued growth as we move ahead," said Todd Vasos, the company's chief executive officer.
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Many landowners and ranchers — like Mr. Butler — welcome the surge in oil production, and are convinced that the work can move ahead without harming the environment for residents, farm animals and wildlife.
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Should Mr. Trump move ahead with scaling back refugee resettlement, it would be the second time in as many weeks that he has used executive authority to reduce the influx of immigrants.
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Representative Michael McCaul of Texas, the chairman of the Homeland Security Committee, told reporters after the meeting that the petition would not move ahead as Republicans tried to negotiate a compromise bill.
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The developers of the planned condominiums at the superyacht marina in West Palm Beach have not even bothered to pretend that they needed the tax break to move ahead with the project.
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The Jazz crept within 633-16 on Mitchell's basket with 50:63 remaining before the Trail Blazers answered with a 16-4 spurt to move ahead by 18 with 6:17 left.
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Democrats decried McConnell's decision to move ahead without really seeking a bipartisan deal, accusing him of hurting the Senate as an institution over the long run to achieve short-term political goals.
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After Tanner Pearson deflected a shot to restore Vancouver's lead 2:48 into the second period, the Blackhawks scored three times four minutes apart to move ahead by a 4-2 count.
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Ahead of Friday's crucial witness vote, Democrats had hoped four Republican would break ranks to give them the 51 votes needed to move ahead with further votes to determine who to subpoena.
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Cohen implicated Trump in his confession about arranging payments to two women during the campaign, saying that his former boss ordered him to move ahead with the payoffs to influence the election.
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The main Japanese government spokesman, Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga, said he was not aware of the reported arrest but wanted preparations for integrated resorts to move ahead as quickly as possible.
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Republicans and a coalition of moderate Democrats voted to move ahead with the bill they call an overdue fix to Dodd-Frank that would help smaller firms boost rural and struggling economies.
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Senator Mitch McConnell, the Kentucky Republican, majority leader and unapologetic mastermind of the 20203 Garland blockade, has made clear that he would move ahead with a Supreme Court nominee from President Trump.
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On Monday, the European Central Bank and the European Commission said Spain should move ahead with the process of selling off both Bankia and BMN, without clarifying whether it supported the merger.
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The turning-point came when Halep had break points at 27-26 in the third set and jumped all over a weak second serve from the 22-year-old Dodin to move ahead.
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He made his lawyers, who had already told the courts they needed to move ahead with printing by July 1, reverse themselves and tell a judge they wanted to add the question anyway.
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"If the other 11 TPP members do decide to move ahead with TPP, it is possible that other Asia-Pacific countries could eventually join the TPP agreement, adding to its importance," he added.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan has said he wants the idea to move ahead on a separate track, since it can't be included in the budget "reconciliation" bill that's being used for Obamacare repeal.
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The prospect of a British exit has raised the possibility in some quarters that it would free up the bloc to move ahead on its own in forging a more united global position.
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Canadian legalization would give these reformers an opening by showing that if the treaties aren't changed, they will soon be effectively meaningless as countries move ahead with their own reforms, treaties be damned.
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CNN has previously reported that if Shanahan is cleared of the allegations, President Donald Trump may decide to move ahead and send his nomination to the Senate to become the permanent defense chief.
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So when you get stuck on a puzzle in Semblance, you can just move ahead to the next one in the level, or in the next level, or the next set of levels.
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"It would have been irresponsible under these circumstances for us to move ahead with the separate Hague settlement and subsequent payment unless and until we knew the Americans were free," the official said.
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The Fed is expected to move ahead to cut interest rates by a quarter point Wednesday after second quarter GDP shows inflation is still sluggish and trade wars are impacting business and trade.
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By contrast, Exxon and Qatar Petroleum decided this year to move ahead with their 2019-mtpa Golden Pass project in Texas, while Cheniere said it would expand its Sabine Pass terminal in Louisiana.
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Coppin State's 6-0 run brought it to within 41-31 with 11:63 left, but Rutgers countered with a 14-3 burst to move ahead 55-216 with 22:25 to play.
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For Byrne's suit to move ahead as a class-action suit, the judge has to certify that there's evidence that there are a number of similarly situated people who suffered the same damage.
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Changes that Price could move ahead on now include: • Relaxing ObamaCare's choice-stifling coverage mandates, which drive up premiums and deprive patients of the ability to choose the kind of coverage they need.
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LONDON, May 31 (Reuters) - Britain said on Thursday it was deeply disappointed by a U.S. decision to move ahead with tariffs on aluminum and steel imports from Canada, Mexico and the European Union.
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Of course, tax reform cannot move ahead unless the House and Senate pass budget resolutions to initiate the reconciliation process, which will allow Republicans to bypass a Senate Democratic filibuster on tax reform.
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They are being done with public-private partnerships and a lot of state involvement, which means states such as Florida, that commit funds for these purposes, will move ahead of others that don't.
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But the measure was popular enough to win 54 votes, just a few short of the 60 it needed to move ahead, sending a clear sign that the Kurds had wide congressional support.
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Mr. Trump is widely expected to delay the tariffs for several months, because there is little appetite in the administration to move ahead with them now, according to people familiar with the deliberations.
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PiS has also expressed concern over calls by Germany, France and Brussels for a 'multi-speed Europe' in which some states seeking closer integration could move ahead without waiting for the whole bloc.
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If the Senate does pass the budget, House and Senate negotiators will then need to come together to work out differences in the two resolutions before they can move ahead with tax reform.
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Nishat Rustagi, founder of the digital manufacturing company Make, said listening to successful people talk candidly about their failures inspired him to move ahead with his business idea and change the status quo.
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Manafort said in the court filing that he disagreed with the special counsel's assertion that he had lied, but both sides agreed the court should move ahead and sentence him for his crimes.
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AROUND THE MAJORS David Ortiz hit his 535th home run to move ahead of Jimmie Foxx into sole possession of 18th place on the career list as Boston outslugged host Toronto, 11-22.
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There's talk among Republican senators of urging Trump to place temporary or "acting" officials in top positions without Senate confirmation to allow the administration to move ahead more swiftly on questions of governance.
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HANOI (Reuters) - Some renegotiation of the Trans Pacific Partnership (TPP) trade deal would be needed if it is to move ahead without the United States, Malaysian Trade Minister Mustapa Mohamed said on Friday.
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Given that an EU-wide price floor isn't gaining any traction, the climate front-runners in the EU should follow the Anglo-Dutch lead and move ahead with national and regional price floors.
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The Senate majority leader, Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, gave no indication on Tuesday about when — or whether — the chamber might move ahead with the plan drawn up by Mr. Alexander and Ms. Murray.
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But corporate America will now have to wait for the government to reopen in order to move ahead with things like initial public offerings and pending corporate mergers that need approvals from regulators.
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The ruling from Judge Trevor McFadden in Washington, DC, does not stop the lawsuit by the Democratic-led House Ways and Means Committee, which continues to move ahead with filings due in September.
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Related: Dolores O'Riordan of The Cranberries dies at age 46 According to their statement, in recent weeks the band revisited their decision to put the project on hold and decided to move ahead.
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U.S. immigration: The Supreme Court allowed the Trump administration to move ahead with plans to deny green cards to immigrants thought likely to even occasionally use public benefits like food stamps and Medicaid.
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Mugabe, who even backed an opposition candidate just before the July 30 elections, told mourners at the event that he had accepted the election results and called for the country to move ahead.
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The agreement on the toplines for the bills is important because it means Congress can move ahead with work on spending for fiscal 2020 and avoid a potential government shutdown in four weeks.
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First, the Senate majority leader, Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, said he would move ahead with a procedural vote on Tuesday to take up the health bill that narrowly passed the House in May.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said Tuesday he's ready to move ahead with the trial rules without Democratic support, and Speaker Nancy Pelosi could transmit the impeachment articles as early as this week.
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Not all industry officials are confident FERC will move ahead, but many expect regulators will advance the issue in a piecemeal fashion, slowly instituting market-by-market changes to help coal and nukes.
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President Xi Jinping of China, the world's largest greenhouse gas polluter, has promised that his country will move ahead with steps to curb climate change, regardless of what happens in the United States.
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Mulvaney — a harsh critic of the CFPB while serving in Congress — decided to scrap the legal action even though career officials wanted to move ahead with it, several CFPB staff members told NPR.
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Messi's hat-trick was his 40th professional treble in club and international football, while his sixth European Cup treble saw him move ahead of Real Madrid greats Alfredo di Stefano and Ferenc Puskas.
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Meanwhile, a top commodities strategist told CNBC last week that Venezuela could become the first sovereign oil producer to "fully fail" if Maduro decided to move ahead and form a new legislative body.
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The agency must work to carry out solutions proved to work in other major cities, like installing all-door boarding technology and allowing buses to control transit signals to move ahead of traffic.
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On Wednesday, the European Commission announced it will raise import duties on U.S. bourbon, peanut butter, cranberries and orange juice if President Donald Trump would move ahead with tariffs on steel and aluminum.
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Johnson's intention to move ahead risks further escalating transatlantic trade tensions, after the United States imposed tariffs on $7.5 billion worth of European goods because of a dispute over government subsidies to Airbus.
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"With as much uncertainty and with the year-to-date performance I would have expected the implied move ahead of earnings to be higher than normal," Gilbert told CNBC's "Trading Nation " on Monday.
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Ma said that China would impose corresponding counter measures should U.S. President Donald Trump move ahead with plans to increase duties on $200 billion of Chinese goods, to 25 percent from 10 percent.
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The Gators clawed back to 43-37 on a dunk from Egbunu, but Duke responded with a trey from Allen and a layup from Tatum to move ahead 50-37 with 20003:02 left.
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The current clash was set up by Trump's decision to move ahead with the immigration executive order -- suspending the refugee program and temporarily halting travel from seven predominantly Muslim countries -- before Sessions was installed.
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Ontario Teachers' CEO Ron Mock said in June that talks were progressing, with the government keen to move ahead, but warned it was too early to say when the projects will come to fruition.
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The No. 2 House Republican leader said he believes the GOP-led Congress can move ahead early in 2017 to repeal Obamacare without a plan ready for a new system to take its place.
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Following the meeting, which did not appear in Bernhardt's official calendar and has not been previously reported, the field supervisor says he was pressured to reverse his decision, allowing the project to move ahead.
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He says Kim understands that North Korea has "endured a hell of a lot over decades to get to this point" and would have to make itself "existentially vulnerable" to move ahead with denuclearization.
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In a completely expected but still shitty move, the FCC voted today to move ahead with Chairman Ajit Pai's proposal to roll back net neutrality rules enacted under the Open Internet Order of 2015.
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Democratic House leaders are still trying to tamp down talk of impeachment, but they're pointing to the findings of Mueller's report as a green light to move ahead on their investigations of the President.
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Judicial Crisis Network announced Tuesday that it would move ahead with a $400,000 TV ad buy in North Dakota and West Virginia that calls on voters to tell their senators to side with Kavanaugh.
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Sadly, even though the FCC has granted approval for Google to move ahead with Project Soli, it'll probably be quite some time before we could see radar sensors installed on a Pixel or Chromebook.
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White House Director of Legislative Affairs Marc Short said senators have made progress in crafting their own version of healthcare reform and the chamber will move ahead with legislation ahead of lawmakers' August recess.
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Judging by recent statements out of the Fed, it's prepared to move ahead with additional rate hikes this year as well as to begin the process of winding down its $4.5 trillion balance sheet.
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Ben Cardin, ranking Democrat on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, told Reuters the change did not appear to substantively alter the legislation and that staff was reviewing it to determine how to move ahead.
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Late last year, the NEB ruled that Kinder Morgan could sidestep certain municipal permits that the company said it was unable to obtain from the city, allowing some early construction work to move ahead.
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The S&P 500 gained 22 percent, hovering just below its record high touched last week, supported by upbeat earnings and rising expectations that the Federal Reserve's policy tightening will move ahead only slowly.
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Tight new regulations on car technology and engines... In a three-to-two vote, the FCC has decided to move ahead with a proposal that could drastically change the cable set-top box industry.
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Oil, one of Canada's major exports, eased as traders were wary of betting too heavily on which way prices might move ahead of next week's meeting of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries.
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Although the United States had historically balked at the prospect of unilateral talks with the Taliban, the Trump administration made a decision to move ahead with them, something that veteran U.S. officials sharply criticized.
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Williams said he had spoken with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on the importance of getting those pipeline built and was confident that two projects, along with others moving crude south, will move ahead.
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An agreement between key Senate Budget Committee lawmakers to allow a reported $1.5 trillion tax cut into the budget's instructions seemed to pave the way for that panel to move ahead with its resolution.
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The decision to move ahead with the summit came after a week of frenzied diplomacy topped off with a top North Korean official visiting the White House to deliver Trump a letter from Kim.
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The degree of pressure felt by private equity funds to move ahead of Britain's EU exit would depend in large part on when the fund next planned to raise money, a second lawyer said.
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In short: The sky may not be falling for the gun industry after the Supreme Court's refusal to review the Connecticut decision to allow the Sandy Hook families to move ahead with their suit.
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Thanks to support from friends and family — and Parisian solidarity, in general — I have managed to keep my balance and move ahead with life in this city that I have chosen as my home.
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