Davidson will move from being the head of Navy Fleet Forces, while O'Shaughnessy will move from being the head of Pacific Air Forces.
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If the move from mainframe and mini-computers to PC saw a 10X increase in applications and software, the move from PC to cloud and mobile will see an order of magnitude more.
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We move from topic to topic with more overheated rhetoric.
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At what point does this move from theory to practice?
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How does he move from one goal to the other?
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She talks about a move from New York to California.
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How did you move from zombie Nazis to this movie?
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Killing off unlimited storage isn't a surprising move from Amazon.
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Looks like it's time to move from whiskey to rum.
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We're squashing that as we move from digital to linear.
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Elsewhere, Chinese leadership seems to move from strength to strength.
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It's what happens when they move from tool to toy.
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Don't forget Liberia as we move from recovery to development.
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The move from prescription opioids to heroin is an example.
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It's difficult to move from one screen to the next.
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"Teeth constantly move from aging and function," Dr. Hong says.
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It's too much work to move from SMS to Gmail.
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It's easy to critique this move from a basketball perspective.
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"Don't you dare move from that seat," Betts told Atoy.
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This is a smart move from the Chinese phone company.
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It's a bold move from May and an unexpected one.
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That led to this strategic asset-stripping move from Rakuten .
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They want to move from date dependence to data dependence.
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He collects them as they move from booth to booth.
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We should all be excited about this move from Google.
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"The Office" will move from Netflix to Peacock in 2021.
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Elliott Smith would move from Kill Rock Stars to DreamWorks.
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Train and practice to move from 4th line to 3rd.
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"Draw your water and move from here!" one man yelled.
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Carl Clarke's move from raver to cook is less linear.
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When did you move from "devil worship" to actual Satanism?
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The vibe will move from dreamy to sober real quick.
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How does one make the move from comedy to booze?
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Thus we move from comedy to tragedy: Trump as Macbeth.
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But it was also a move from strength to weakness.
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You stay afloat but don't move from your position much.
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But this was only the latest move from the group.
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Not all businesses can move from one location to another.
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Getting ready to move from #Provo Utah to #PineBluff Arkansas.
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We don't have freedom to move from here to there.
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It's almost like the move from 3G to 4G LTE.
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This move from Instagram may further impact the government's censorship.
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You know, that is a healthy move from our standpoint.
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Diane is visibly worried by this calculated move from Cary.
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And not all voters will move from Harris to Biden.
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We don't have freedom to move from here to there.
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It's not just the move from on premises to SaaS.
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It turned out Specter borrowed his move from Scottish law.
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It felt as life-altering for me to move from being unable to do abortions to being able to do them as it did to move from being a nonbeliever to becoming a believer.
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I've seen a lot of industries move from offline to online.
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M. is pretty drunk and refuses to move from the couch.
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BUT I TAKE NOTHING PERSONALLY AND I MOVE FROM NO FIGHTS.
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Nothing can move from one place to the next as fast.
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The move from Gboard to Apple's takes me six clicks. Six!
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This bold move from President Obama was necessary and long awaited.
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This is just the latest move from the show's devoted fanbase.
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During charging, lithium ions move from the cathode to the anode.
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Terry Pendleton will move from first-base coach to bench coach.
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This was a substantial move from their norm across the board.
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The United Kingdom welcomed the move from the US on Wednesday.
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That's a more than 8 percent move from its current level.
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They simply allow the craft to move from left to right.
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They have agreed to move from their home in Dorchester, Mass.
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"We have to move from protests to politics," he told Broadly.
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Alien genes cannot move from one species to another, they insisted.
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We will move from mobile first to an AI first world.
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Leaders that are really doing that move from I to thou.
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The players approve of the tournament's move from August to May.
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It's the first major move from the committee's new chair, Rep.
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They could move from holding her hand to tweaking her grip.
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We need to move from pointing fingers to offering helping hands.
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We need both to quickly move from innovation to patient impact.
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So how did Mr. Rain move from there to becoming HAL?
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Watchmen is making the move from page to screen once again.
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Some of us will have to move from where we love.
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How have you adjusted to the move from Taipei to Beijing?
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You move from the hissing audience to the withering, sweltering spotlight.
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The time to move from rhetoric into action is also here.
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How did your work in taxidermy move from animals to humans?
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The capital was about to move from sleepy Bonn to imperial Berlin.
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The first is artificial intelligence (AI): a move from man to machine.
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The further you move from that ISO the noisier the image gets.
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Cooley's partner was asked to move from his premium seat to coach.
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So the move from single to cuffed is as painless as possible.
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Largely, though, the arrest was seen as an aggressive move from ICE.
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For one thing, it's possible to move from external to internal motivations.
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Migrants are people who want to move from one country to another.
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We will move from digital literacy through digital behaviour to digital elegance.
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WarnerMedia announced this year that Snowpiercer would move from TNT to TBS.
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But ending the show inconclusively is a courageous move from the writers.
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They move from place to place, bringing some bad but more good.
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Size still matters as we move from primaries to the fall campaign.
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"We move from guilt to the question of identity," Mr Stach says.
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Swiping horizontally will allow you to move from one update to another.
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The decision to move from Copenhagen to London was an easy one.
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That's a 4.5 percent move from where the stock is currently trading.
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Lozen's tribe often had to move from place to place for survival.
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With so many legs, why does it move from side to side?
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It's a huge move from Snap which makes Spectacles much more appealing.
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It takes time for people to move from one job to another.
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Many of those cars move from the judges podium to the auctioneers.
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Brexit will probably mean some mid-level finance jobs move from London.
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He was initially hesitant about the move from Citi, says Mr Puri.
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Anyone who refused to move from the privately owned land was arrested.
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It was her first time voting since her move from Puerto Rico.
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That's another 3 percent move from where the ETF is currently trading.
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That's another 24 percent move from where the stock is currently trading.
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"The problem is how to move from vision to action," said Dionne.
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Or will it come from DC and move from the top down?
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We'll see how he is tomorrow, and then we'll move from there.
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Democrats and some Republicans have criticized the move from the Trump administration.
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The characters in the series move from city to city by bus.
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She will move from Hong Kong to London, a Citi statement said.
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That accelerates the move from the Fed's being neutral to more restrictive.
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Luis Javier Mosquera of Colombia will move from fourth place to bronze.
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Some teams move from desk to desk throughout the workweek, Mirisola said.
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Over time, cultural practices can move from extreme to norm to law.
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Her father presided over the store's move from Fourth Avenue to Broadway.
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But this is a very aggressive move from state authority to federal.
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I thought if I don't move from here I'm going to die.
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If you are stupid, you move from line to line for hours.
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J. Press will move from SoHo by the end of the year.
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MUNCHIES: What prompted you to make the move from technology to biology?
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Through customization, guns move from interchangeable functional machines to personalized, individualistic artifacts.
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A move from Trump's playbook Trump might also identify with Johnson's daring.
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Three, four, five hours sometimes, just to move from here to there.
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It also said it had chosen to move from its old location.
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They move from city to city, trying to stay ahead of investigators.
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"Y'all need to move from around here with that stuff," she said.
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Look for your dog's reaction as you move from step to step.
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The Queen will move from Buckingham Palace to Windsor Castle on Thursday.
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"We have a plan to move from city to city," he said.
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"Now people can move from place to place without worrying," he said.
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Trump has accelerated women's move from the Democratic to the Republican Party.
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And marketing the camera has always been a big move from manufacturers.
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Trump has already seen opposition to the move from within the party.
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In Cali, couples move from side to side like a mirror image.
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Lindsey sure knows how to move from one mogul to the next.
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The latest move from the states may stiffen the opposition at Justice.
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These charge and discharge when ions move from one electrode to the other.
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It was his fifth career start after making the move from the bullpen.
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So what it's like to have changed ... to move from that, from that.
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They constantly move from school to school and cope with their parents' deployments.
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That's why the move from 14nm to 10nm has now been delayed twice.
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That's a lot of business to move from one logistics method to another.
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His words move from effervescent praise of Res's mother to 140-character condemnation.
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Lil Miquela's gaze seems to move from Hadid's eyes down to her lips.
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LIKE birds, people tend to move from place to place along established routes.
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Police arrested 16 of the protesters when they wouldn't move from the sidewalk.
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Still, if precedent holds, Klobuchar's move from fifth to third hardly spells victory.
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Sources said at the time Ollerenshaw could move from DCM to another area.
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Related columns: "Oil market set to move from rebalancing to tightening", Reuters, Oct.
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Jeremy Hunt would move from health, where he has been for five years.
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So, the move from a hundred million to the billion is really hard.
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What about how the move from horse farming to mechanized agriculture changed things?
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It's an unusual move from a platform and the first of its kind.
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There was no immediate response to the French move from the Iranian authorities.
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Tap it to change modes or double tap to move from different apps.
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Can they move from risk-averse, playing defense, to risk-loving, playing offense?
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Some advocate for wildlife corridors, allowing elephants to move from place to place.
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I think you really lose something when you move from the small teams.
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That's a more than 16 percent move from Friday's price of around 1,885.
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Here's how much it cost me to move from Seattle to Cedar Rapids.
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This would be a very bad move from a foreign diplomacy standpoint, however.
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Depending on the instrumentation, the music seemed to move from place to place.
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The move from high school to university was a culture shock for her.
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The United States must move from a reactive response to a proactive one.
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However, what would a move from Jakarta do to Indonesia's burgeoning startup economy?
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Skeptics still wonder if the technology can move from science fiction to reality.
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It was the first country to make the "provocative" move from Tel Aviv.
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What's it like 2 move from being a public official into civilian life?
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The move from Sam's Club shows how cost could play an important role.
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This is a move from the fire into the frying pan at best.
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In the river, we move from canoe events to the individual kayak slalom.
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The drone is designed to fly indoors and move from room to room.
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And then one day I woke up and literally couldn't move from bed.
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That's a more than 200 percent move from where bitcoin is currently trading.
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She refused to move from a ladies waiting lounge and was forcibly ejected.
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Success and wealth that move from one arena to another often breed inefficiency.
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I want to move from fixing machines to more the engineering and design.
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Netflix could move from DVDs to streaming because the network had become faster.
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"We were facing litigation about the Raiders move," from Oakland to Los Angeles.
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The announcement confirms an earlier report about the move from the Associated Press.
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How did you move from these first ideas and sources to creating material?
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Insects, even in huge numbers, move from place to place without much notice.
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They also move from city to city, trying to stay ahead of investigators.
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The goal in 1996 was to help people move from welfare to work.
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The CBP agents will move from working on criminal offenses to civil infractions.
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The work requirement empowered them to move from government dependency to financial independence.
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The Wall Street Journal first reported the possible move from the Trump administration.
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You move from one job to another without that kind of job security.
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Will a caterpillar move from one defended plant to its neighbor before cannibalizing?
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It's somewhat similar to a move from once of its Silicon Valley peers.
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The move from AFC comes as tensions rise between the U.S. and Iran.
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Eventually the case would move from the legal arena to the political one.
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So, why doesn't everyone just move from this cursed town while IT slumbers?
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I got laid off, and I had to move from Ohio to Michigan.
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The idea is to get these users to move from licenses to subscriptions.
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The move from 20,000 to 25,000 took the Dow just under 12 months.
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Other times, it will move from a 3D game to a 2D game.
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That prompted a curious counter move from the Reds' player-manager, Pete Rose.
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They move from home to home while Ms. Bebe earns cash cleaning houses.
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You relocate due to a permanent change of station The IRS defines "permanent change of station" as a move from your home to your first post of active duty; a move from one permanent post of duty to another; or a move from the last post of duty to home or a closer location in the US, which typically must occur within one year of ending active duty.
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Move from drug companies to the insurers, hospitals, clinics, and even private practice doctors.
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I get up around 1 and move from the living room to the bedroom.
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You have a line and it's very hard to move from that line publicly.
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Ehire Adrianza, on the move from first base on the pitch, tried to score.
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So what seems to have caused this abrupt, out-of-character move from Cardi?
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"Social media has certainly helped the conversation move from behind closed doors," Thomas wrote.
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We saw rollable TVs move from concept to reality this year, so it's possible.
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The decision is the latest move from a church inching further into the mainstream.
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The move from four shows to two and broke with traditions in the industry.
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He says she and Corey could learn the big dance move from Dirty Dancing.
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For Blizzard, the move from ESPN2 to Facebook carries the promise of increased visibility.
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A move from January's close at roughly $96 to $115 represents nearly 20% upside.
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Second, Indians will move from living cash in hand into the taxed formal economy.
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He further states that Apple will looking to move from IPS screens to AMOLED.
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This might not always be a smart move from a health and psychological perspective.
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He made a quick move from the left circle and backhanded one past Murray.
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Joining Twitter is just the latest post-Snowden PR move from UK spy agencies.
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Next Monday, August 13, Mars will move from Aquarius into Capricorn while still retrograde.
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Jill Zarin is contemplating a move from the Big Apple to the Sunshine State.
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Ms Achieng is typical of those who move from the countryside to the city.
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The bank has said hundreds of jobs will move from London rather than thousands.
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Gillibrand, a co-sponsor of the bill, criticized the move from the Senate floor.
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That sense of position wouldn't move from Ned Stark to Arya Stark for example.
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We cannot move from our current state of disgrace to one of grace immediately.
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"No one will move from our London office to fill these roles," he added.
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The two sides of the back of the couch move from upright to reclined.
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"I'm excited to see it move from research to production data systems," he said.
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That's a huge plus when you're trying to move from research to product development.
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Free to move from state to state, as he does every year or so.
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I often move from one body of material to another, which is maybe surprising.
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Cooke advised looking at any job move from a three to five year perspective.
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The move from the world's largest retailer comes at a time when rival Amazon.
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We move from sympathetic (fight and flight) stimulation to parasympathetic (rest and digest) stimulation.
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"It's up to the weather how prices will move from here," the official said.
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They move from city to city… they will go where they need to go.
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This interactive map shows the pattern of how guns move from state to state.
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The takeaway is, the sooner you can move from "taker" to "giver," the better.
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I want to move from here but I can't afford the rent anywhere else.
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So just how does VR move from early adopters and gamers into the mainstream?
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"A classic measured move from the pattern gets us to 3.9 percent," said Cappelleri.
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By noticing different ways to view the problem, you move from mindless to mindful.
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Burger had just a month before she had to move from her big house.
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Another NBC sitcom, "Parks and Recreation," will move from Netflix to Peacock next October.
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I had a headache, and I didn&apost want to move from my seat.
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It stops you from noticing how excellently these dancers move from the face down.
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JS: How did you move from the figurative work of the 2000s into abstraction?
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We made a move from Orange County to Long Beach right before this record.
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You're not getting any of those equity increases when you move from your rental.
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The move from tokens to MetroCards took years, and was by no description smooth.
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We can move from "Competition to collaboration, but also ownership to commons," he envisioned.
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RHP Eddie Butler will move from the bullpen to replace Chatwood in the rotation.
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As resources move from the least to the most productive firms, overall productivity rises.
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Within a few pages, the writing will move from essayistic asides to genre conventions.
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And then I found that I was unable to move from the subway station.
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Samira Asgari had spent months planning her move from Switzerland to the United States.
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It would take a big move from Trump to put Apple at trade risk.
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In addition, Uptin Saiidi will move from Singapore to CNBC's Hong Kong news room.
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Many of us move from the city to the suburbs for the open space.
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Journalists have to live with sharp transitions as they move from story to story.
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Reorient your sitting position when you move from one subject or concept to another.
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The program will move from two to three elite tiers: Discoverist, Explorist and Globalist.
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He would later encourage and defend her decision to move from gospel to pop.
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Now, the Obama-Trudeau summit presents an opportunity to move from observations to actions.
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And we should make it easer for children to move from contaminated public housing.
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He said the bill "will not move" from the speaker's desk without being negotiated.
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Now move from a place of inaction to action to counteract the negative thought.
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Paddock would move from window to window looking at the site from different angles.
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If you have good credit, you can move from Queens, N.Y., to Irvine, Calif.
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When Occupy Wall Street refused to move from their parks, they were being disruptive.
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And most move from place to place to get what they want and need.
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Over the course of our conversation, we don't move from this sparsely decorated room.
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She believed the angel Gabriel directed their move from Georgia Jany Leveille, another suspect, believed she was receiving messages from God through the angel Gabriel that prompted them to move from Georgia to Alabama and later to New Mexico, according to Taylor.
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The rights of people to move from one country to another need to be redefined.
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"communication" occurs any time photons or electrons are caused to move from here to there.
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At what point did this move from a performance to a real document of cruelty?
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Perhaps what's even more impressive is the move from its 52-week low in May.
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It's happened and we have to move from it and come to terms with it.
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They move from the margins into some of the core cash streams of the corporation.
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Having that unique opportunity to move from Pyongyang out into the countryside was really surreal.
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It is the latest move from Garland supporters to maintain momentum on his stalled nomination.
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If immigrants move from a patriarchal society to a liberal society, must they become feminist?
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"Unfortunately, this case will probably move from bankruptcy court to a total liquidation," Cannon said.
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Horvers is making the case for Target to move from bucket two to bucket one.
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Let's move from pugs on pink socks to collaborating on serious real-world suicide solutions.
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"I think it's a great move from the previous Star Wars to these," he says.
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"The purpose of this force is to move from Tuz to capture Kirkuk," he said.
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She then drives this point home with match cuts that move from concept to execution.
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The tortoiseshell feline went missing shortly after her family's move from Kula to Makawao, Hawaii.
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Caldbeck stated that since his move from Lightspeed, he has found it 'easier to win'.
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" -- And here's another Raju/Herb headline: "Senate GOP says it's time to move from Mueller.
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Where did you guys move from and why did you choose to relocate to Memphis?
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TC: How did you move from advocating for lean startups to writing this new book?
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And while the move from failsafe pink to tangerine is a bold one, it works.
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When you move from place to place throughout the day, your overview will be updated.
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These technological advances allowed society to move from small farms and agrarian lifestyles to agribusiness.
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They quickly move from strangers to familiar faces, but it is an unusual family environment.
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And, it's certainly been interesting to see the knockoff culture move from accessories to activewear.
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It was a shocking move from Cudi because he walked away from Kanye's G.O.O.D. Music.
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So how do you move from tongue-tied to being a charismatic and interesting person?
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BlaBlaCar wants to move from the traditional car ownership model to car-as-a-service.
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Levemir, produced by Novo Nordisk A/S, will move from Tier 1 to Tier 2.
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Afterwards, I'll sell a bit of merchandise and I can't move from people wanting selfies.
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RHP Dylan Bundy will move from the bullpen and start Sunday's game against the Rays.
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This feature follows a recent move from Instagram that let users filter comments by keywords.
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Investors were evenly split in their move from their neutral stance in the latest week.
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Instead, it will move from Mexico to Maine and then traverse New Brunswick and Newfoundland.
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If a party can move from opposition to governing fairly seamlessly, why couldn't the GOP?
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However, a new move from the American Medical Association might just help reduce that disparity.
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These plans typically cover unionized workers who move from job to job throughout their careers.
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"It's different if you move from one side of the county to another," Mikus said.
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If you're considering making the move from full-time work to freelance, you're not alone.
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It is the more highly skilled people, typically, who move from one country to another.
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Years ago, before his move from London to Los Angeles, a few producers approached him.
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They are especially valuable for university employees who may move from one institution to another.
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Many GOP lawmakers criticized the move from the Trump administration on Tuesday, with Nebraska Sen.
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The overall impact is that of a move from frenetic anxiety to peace and perspective.
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The move from tube to solid state amplifiers, for example, is a change of degree.
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"You move from being a destination, to more of a local gathering spot," he said.
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And we move from each of us on our own to all of us together.
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For many in Hollywood, the move from executive to creative is, at best, ill-conceived.
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In 2015, the festival was forced to move from Balado, Kinross to their current location.
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The father and son move from region to region, entering strangers' homes, administering the census.
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The move from ad-based to subscription-based revenue has helped the Times save itself.
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They also might be difficult to track down if they move from home to home.
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At least two men died within a month after their move from the adult home.
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"You have to move from producing small and cheap cars to luxury ones," he said.
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Determined to move from the aisle to the stage, he devotes himself wholeheartedly to training.
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It's helping us move from a simplistic view of Mars going from wet to dry.
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The tunnels allow the militants to move from house to house, undetected from the air.
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The Open is a constant bustle of activity as fans move from match to match.
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To save money, they decided to move from Rockland County to Binghamton with their son.
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They will move from Boerum Hill when the 25-unit building is completed this summer.
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One or more senators may end up splitting their votes, borrowing a move from Rep.
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One or more senators may end up splitting their votes, borrowing a move from Rep.
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"She doesn't want to go home or move from the door," Samar's aunt, Mona, said.
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A 56 percent move from its June 2013 high brings its share price to $129.
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We hope we can move from the organ to a disease model on a chip.
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Sometimes the town halls have helped candidates move from the former category to the latter.
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It symbolizes the move from child to adult, and is a ritual confirming your baptism.
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But critics blasted the move from Instagram as heavy-handed, and Tehran also fired back.
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Here are five outstanding questions as the articles move from the House to the Senate.
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James is in his second season with the Lakers after his move from the Cavaliers.
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Anisimov tied the game at 207-221 off a nifty move from behind the net.
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If you're on PC, you should make sure you're setup for the move from Battle.
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Efforts are underway to make the move from traditional, petrol-powered vehicles, to electric ones.
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Let's move from Mattis's tense relationship with Trump to his tense relationship with the press.
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Indeed, Democrats need to do much work to move from ideological disagreements to clear messaging.
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Will they move from Puerto Rico to the mainland U.S., as Congress seems to imply?
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That doesn't include the cost for Bethune-Cookman students to move from Florida to Phoenix.
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Unless you're making a move from Fifth Avenue to off-the-grid, that seems unlikely.
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Ninety percent move from within four miles, and many have friends from the same neighborhood.
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Having a studio in a separate building helps me mentally move from home to work.
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Wow, Schiller said it took "courage" to move from the analog headphone jack to Lightning.
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Workers become far more productive when they move from a poor country to a rich one.
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I don't want to see anyone getting checked when they move from one place to another.
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Only half as many Americans move from state to state as they did a generation ago.
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Animal rights campaigners welcomed the move from Gucci, saying it could have a knock-on effect.
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We could see triple-B credits, some of them, move from investment grade to high yield.
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We move from the bed to the couch and keep chatting over coffee I've made us.
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I move from here to home and back again, and I never stop on the way.
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Is all this attention from clubs making a difference as players move from place to place?
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It is this cross-chain, or multi-chain, ability, to move from one railroad to another.
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When they see money move from account, to account, to account they want to know why.
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"Also, if you move from one county to another, you need to register again," Donovan added.
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" Rather, Pollan says, "Wendell stakes out a clear, rigid position and does not move from it.
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People move from one traumatic event to the next, leaving little room to process or grieve.
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Ultimately she decided to move from the court to courtside, transitioning into sports journalism before graduation.
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Some of these applications are expected to move from the laboratory and into operation this year.
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This just might be the next big thing to move from the stage to the mainstream.
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I used to move from challenge to challenge without much thought of the accolades or accomplishments.
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When I am president, I will take stock of where we are and move from there.
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"You move from that game and try and fix your problems and your issues," Painter said.
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The acquisition of Souq is the latest move from Amazon to expand in the general region.
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Former buddies Logan (Ben Barnes) and William (Jimmi Simpson) finally move from frenemies to simply enemies.
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As daylight faded, some of the snakes would move from their warm nooks into the passageway.
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Unlike Uber, there is no GPS telling someone to move from this work to that work.
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"We can gradually move from a less-cash society to a cashless society," he told listeners.
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It could perfectly reasonably take a move from a quarter percent to a half a percent.
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Markets across the globe have become obsessed about the next move from the U.S. Federal Reserve.
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Now, customers will need to earn 300 stars to move from Green to Gold, for example.
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Her request was that Boyega show off his "break-out dance move" from the wrap party.
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As we were standing there, I sensed a breeze move from my left to my right.
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Ally thinks this is a passive aggressive move from the couple that just verbally attacked her.
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"Citi attaches up to a 40 percent probability for a move from the BOJ," he added.
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"The time has come to move from acknowledgement to action," said Collins at the launch event.
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How did explicit racism move from a taboo to an open, unabashed force in American politics?
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Mr. Slow laughs, requests a donut and doesn't move from his place at the front window.
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"What helps parents move from shock and grief to celebration and acceptance is community," he said.
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Meanwhile, activists of the Black Lives Matter movement are attempting to move from protest to policy.
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That's a near 90 percent move from where the ETN was trading on Thursday, around $21.
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FitzGerald sustained major injuries to his spine, leaving him unable to move from the shoulders down.
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And just like in a movie theater, we're going to move from quizzes straight into trailers.
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The differentiating features move from the physical core of the smartphone to its periphery and peripherals.
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Options traders anticipate a more than 2 percent move from Verizon after it reports Thursday morning.
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It's an interesting move from Opera and an obvious bid to attract more tech-savvy users.
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He perfectly replicated the iconic #SaltBae move, from the arm positioning to the serious facial expression.
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So, as we move from the mid- to the post-digital era, the advice is simple.
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CFRA slashed its target to $14.643, a $2 move from its previous goal for the stock.
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Merlo said the company will move from "qualitative" to "quantitative" definitions as CVS opens more HealthHUBs.
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They say 800,000 people will move from California and New York over the next three years.
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It took years for Canada to move from a market-based system to government run health.
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But occasionally pop production teams move from the shadows into the spotlight with their own work.
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Jim Costa, Pete Aguilar and Raul Ruiz all move from Likely D to Solid D. Rep.
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"We need a significant move from employees to get an agreement," said an IG Bau spokesman.
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"Parks and Recreation," the third most popular, will also move from Netflix to Peacock next October.
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In 2004, he spoke with Columbia Journalism Review about the move from print journalism to broadcasting.
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He wants the guards to move from room to room, not just sit in one place.
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The satellite broadband Eurona announced last week that its headquarters will move from Barcelona to Madrid.
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When I am president, I will take stock of where we are and move from there.
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The move from the black market and the well-established medical market there is taking longer.
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It takes a while to move from understanding the process to realizing you can do it.
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He will move from Washington to London and devote four days a week to the role.
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A big driver of the innovation around lasers was the move from analog to digital technology.
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It's when you move from a detail-oriented, conscientious place to a rigid and controlling one.
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The introduction of the iMac Pro echoes a similar move from Apple on the iPad front.
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It seems like every new move from Mexico City's NAAFI collective offers another portal into singularity.
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Stand in the blazing sun as assistants instruct them to move from one line to another.
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"It would take a mighty transition to move from where we are to that," said Sen.
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Last week, Ian Caveny wrote about his move from a big city to a small town.
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BLENDS After a half-hour or an hour, I'll move from the couch and make coffee.
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Eventually things move from creepy to murdery, as everyone in the audience always knew they would.
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It was a move from Wagner's traditional, if sprawling narrative structure to something far more ambiguous.
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Here we move from the "ordinary" into larger imaginative possibilities, only to collapse again into ordinariness.
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"It means you can move from a presumptive stance to a more informed stance," he says.
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The move from FedEx comes as Amazon has increasingly become a competitor for the shipping firm.
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One of the group's members was asked to move from a seat in the front row.
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It's a small start, but it's nonetheless an important move from the upstart social video app.
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Removing flavors is the company's latest effort to preempt a major move from the federal government.
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You just have to hold on to an electric toothbrush and move from left to right.
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She's also recently defended Woody Allen, which is not the best move from a publicity standpoint.
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He can move from the anecdotal to the statistical to the aphoristic without any tonal dissonance.
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Reuters also reported that Tillerson and Mattis opposed the move from Tel Aviv, citing U.S. officials.
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Some parasites move from host to host by making prey species easier for predators to kill.
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But there was less positive talk about the move from another group: fans in Jacksonville, Fla.
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You thrash around, hoping to move from the plane of slumber to the plane of alertness.
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"Coming out at this late hour is a kinda typical move from the Democrats," he said.
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It does not provide data on amusement parks that move from one location to the other.
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Why did you decide to move from showing at Paris Fashion Week to Milan Fashion Week?
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They will move from goal to goal — it's almost as if the goal is constant moving.
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It's the latest move from the Trump administration as it looks to ramp up national security.
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It made it possible for me to move from my Alaska Native village to the city.
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Reuters also reported that Tillerson and Mattis opposed the move from Tel Aviv, citing U.S. officials.
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This altruistic move from the little green goblin sways Greef to reveal to Mando and co.
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This is also the moment when game consoles move from early adopters to a bigger audience.
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Fund money has been steadily accumulating since copper's big upside move from below $5,000 last November.
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Imagine moving from Nigeria to Nebraska as freely as one might move from Massachusetts to Maine.
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Finding him would allow the town to move from the rescue phase to repair and recovery.
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This new production will move from Puerto Rico to San Francisco for an extended run there.
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Things slow down, as they do when you move from the developed to the developing world.
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Attentive to line breaks, he is able to move from perception to perception in a blink.
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This move from Apple is even a few months behind Amazon, so it's unsurprising and about time.
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Which, regardless of your politics, seems like a risky move from a nutritional and dental health perspective.
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Staffers sometimes move from one to the other, and friendships span the divide, but they operate autonomously.
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You rush through the cramped battlefield, dodging machine gun fire as you move from cover to cover.
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The tiny Balkan nation won praise from Washington for joining despite pressure against the move from Russia.
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Michael Strahan stands to significantly raise his profile – and his salary – in his upcoming move from Live!
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It would be a natural move from Equal Justice Works to the Justice League, don't you think?
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"It's perfectly fine to have the money move from an IRA to a brokerage account," Bernhardt said.
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The team is scheduled to move from Oakland to Las Vegas in time for the 2020 season.
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The slides document her father's move from Saudi Arabia to the United States for his university studies.
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With this, Venter wants to move from basic genetics to impacting individual lives "very directly", he says.
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Twitter fights vaccine misinformation with new search tool Makena Kelly reports on a good move from Twitter.
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That move from next day to same day and sooner is the inevitable trend that is happening.
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In the end, the obstinate forces of tradition and inertia stymied the administration's move from Bankova Street.
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Another critical focus area is the aftercare services that help families move from shelters to permanent housing.
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The first is that antitrust authorities need to move from the industrial era into the 21st century.
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The latest move from China followed a slew of tit-for-tat tactics between the two countries.
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Camden Jack, 4½, is busy asking his mom about the family's move from Chicago to Nashville, Tennessee.
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What promises will be made to the inmates to make them agree to move from the island?
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Yasset Chahboun will move from the medium-term notes syndicate desk to work with Wright on FIG.
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As people move from villages to cities, children become more costly, so couples want fewer of them.
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So I was lucky to be able to move from place to place and just keep learning.
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"Paddock would move from window to window looking at the site from different angles," the report states.
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" In a letter to customers, the Apple CEO called the move from the EU "unprecedented" and "harmful.
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When my three kids want to play some music at home, they don't move from the couch.
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With its move from X, the Glass team joins other graduates that also left the moonshot factory.
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That's also the target year for teams to move from using two cars per driver to one.
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Similarly, government ministries have been told to move from Dar es Salaam, Tanzania's biggest city, to Dodoma.
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It was an unexpected move from a company that has traditionally been more concerned with cutting costs.
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There has already been a big move from bonds to stocks since Trump's stunning victory Nov. 8.
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As of this Thursday, December 12, Mercury will move from tight-lipped Scorpio to open-minded Sagittarius.
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Part of the company's 'Next Mobility' Group, the exoskeleton will help people move from point to point.
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It's a problem that can get worse if killer robots move from the sky to the ground.
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The "safe and accessible" aspect is key when it comes to understanding this move from DF Concerts.
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India makes it hard for those who move from one state to another to obtain public services.
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Put it together with a stable and reliable dollar, and we can move from pessimism to optimism.
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You'll move from room to room on a map, picking up weapons and ammunition as you go.
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On Thursday, CFO Kitamura said that minus rates would eventually support a move from savings to investments.
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It can be more lucrative to move from academia to private employment, but it also complicates things.
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The Right Move From my perspective, turning on Christian is the move that Gabby had to make.
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The move from food to general deliveries mirrors the strategy of Meituan, another Swiggy investor from China.
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They rape again and again, and they often move from state to state and community to community.
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Even when warring groups move from conflict to peace, the repetition compulsion still lurks in the background.
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Mr. Summers: We need to move from a politics of either/or to a politics of both.
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Pete Roskam (R-Ill.), seeing their races move from "likely Republican" to "toss-up" in the ratings.
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The intention in Warsaw is to move from "reassurance" of eastern NATO allies to "deterrence" of Russia.
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"The Fed will most likely move from an auto-pilot mode to being data dependent," said Attrill.
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"It seems to us to be an unfriendly move from an investor's point of view," she said.
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"The civilians have not been able to move from our accommodation" at the mission's base near Jebel.
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Global banks have already indicated thousands of jobs could move from London in the next two years.
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The Real Clear Politics poll average didn't really move from the day before the debate until today.
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She is then forced to move from an apartment in the Dakota to an actual Dakota (South).
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It was a bold move from a company that has increasingly ramped up its rivalry with Nvidia.
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Calabria also said there needs to be increased effort to educate consumers about this move from LIBOR.
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We need to move from this old-fashioned bullying style of leadership toward a more compassionate approach.
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In 0003, he made the move from there to Stanford to be closer to the sleep action.
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ET with the dedication of an interim embassy in Jerusalem, officially marking the move from Tel Aviv.
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What happens then is that nurses are transient—we tend to move from one place to another.
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Will this fast-growing, increasingly diverse but still very Southern state really move from the Republican column?
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The move to slow download speeds on PlayStation 4 is similar to an earlier move from YouTube.
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Intel struggled to move from a 14 nanometer chip to a smaller, more powerful 10 nanometer chip.
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And when people can't move from one place to the next, it causes all sorts of problems.
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Embiid cupped an ear toward the crowd, a signature move from the former 76ers great Allen Iverson.
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And they helped transform the agencies' business models, with a move from representing talent toward producing content.
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Paris has already won the right to host the bloc's banking authority, which will move from London.
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The move from the Federal Open Market Committee was the first such cut since the financial crisis.
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He persuaded some fellow Berklee College of Music colleagues to move from Boston to New York City.
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Hallways enable us to move from one room to another, with each room serving a specific purpose.
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Trainer will soon move from the hospital to a rehabilitation facility to learn how to use prostheses.
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Now that Trump is impeached, his trial will move from the House of Representatives to the Senate.
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When the narrative makes its daring move from Southeast Asia to France, Yoon's real aim becomes clearer.
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They would move from renting local apartments to starting ABC Supply in 28, buying up distributors nationwide.
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Guests can linger over dessert and tea as they move from easy conversations to more sensitive themes.
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In its final act, Mr Eggers allows "The Lighthouse" to move from period novelty into timeless myth.
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I can sum up how the move from network to streaming changes the show in one word.
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Young people move from the countryside to cities to go to university or look for a job.
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But it's jarring to move from one culture to the other because the values are so different.
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To keep up, you need a computer that can easily move from one app to the next.
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Those desks will not move from their usual location arranged in a semicircle in the Senate chamber.
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Getting the Fed to move from that position, though, may not be as tough as it seems.
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They should be given assistance through a national diesel scrappage fund to help them move from diesel.
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Astrologer Lisa Stardust tells Refinery29 that on Halloween night, the moon will move from Sagittarius to Capricorn.
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Police had already retreated by then, but hundreds of protesters didn't move from the bridge that night.
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Children need access to healthcare, mental health services, and quality education to move from poverty to prosperity.
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BlackRock will move from 31 floors spread over three buildings to 3653 contiguous floors in one building.
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Guests receive chefs' hats, and during weekend brunches jazz combos move from table to table, taking requests.
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If you move from political or institutional leaders to researchers, there are even more cases like this.
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Sanders' move from relative obscurity as an independent to the center of Democratic politics, without changing his status as an independent, alongside Trump's historic move from outsider to President, has shaken the notion of party identification following years of people increasingly declining to identify as either Democrats or Republicans.
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If you're going to move from a newish Android phone to an iPhone, there is a serious wrinkle.
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However, companies are starting to adjust their supply chains and move from China to other areas, Odland said.
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Advertisers are starting to move from the experimentation phase with Snapchat to baking it into their marketing budget.
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A U.S. official who confirmed the embassy move from Tel Aviv said it would take place in May.
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In 2020, we must answer a deeper question: How can we move from permanent gridlock to enduring progress?
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The move from broadcast to streaming is of no interest, people don't care how things get to them.
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The islands protect sea lanes vital to Russia's Pacific Fleet, which move from bases along Russia's eastern seaboard.
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And you know, what happens when 4 million Chinese people move from abject poverty to the middle class?
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Nevertheless, as we move from big data to data science, doors will open for more and more women.
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The move from President Donald Trump's administration kept a campaign pledge that pleased the Republican's conservative Christian supporters.
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Dominica authorities had closed schools and government offices and urged people to move from dangerous areas to shelters.
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It appeared that Israel and the Arab states were ready to move from discreet affairs to international affairs.
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News. Ahead of the entertainment show's move from Los Angeles to New York City in January, the E!
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That should make it a little bit harder to track you as you move from site to site.
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Some said Islamic State had forced them to move from Samarra, 250 km (160 miles) south of Mosul.
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The storm is later expected to move from Louisiana into northwestern Mississippi, Tennessee and Kentucky, according to Feltgen.
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Imagine being able to control the temperature of each radiator individually without having to move from the couch!
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"We don't believe they'll be able to convince that many people to move from the island," she said.
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Two things had to change for wholesomeness to move from its Bush-era position to its current place.
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Pause ads are a very interesting move from Hulu especially with the video streaming service market heating up.
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It's a move from the back office to the front office, at least that's what executives keep saying.
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The device has a strap on the back to make it easy to move from room to room.
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Two became more independent in the bathroom, able to more effectively move from their wheelchairs to the toilet.
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Things go from imperfectly good to almost perfectly bad when you move from the keyboard to the trackpad.
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The news came just days after Pratt helped Schwarzenegger move from her Santa Monica, California, home on Friday.
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This is a pattern that becomes routine as the migrants move from country to country through Central America.
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That is because workers become more productive as they move from a poor country to a rich one.
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It wants Britons in Europe to keep their rights if they move from one member state to another.
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It was well-thumbed and earmarked by the time it would move from one writer to the next.
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Google's presentation focused on major shifts in how people search, including the move from text to visual search.
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When you move from a dingy flat to a handsome new house, the move itself is still tedious.
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That's as much as a 138 percent move from its current trading price of around $4.20 a share.
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"The further we move from the reality of death the more removed we become from ourselves," says Sarda.
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There has also been a shift in media consumption patterns as consumers move from traditional to digital media.
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They also can't simply move from one state to another, based on promised tax breaks or favorable treatments.
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But there's no saving the Chloe who's confined to a wheelchair, unable to move from the neck down.
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Harry momentarily rested his chin on his wife's shoulder — another sweet PDA move from the famously affectionate couple.
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The northern Kurdish region has called a referendum to move from autonomous self-rule to an independent state.
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"We feel we're finally ready to move from potential to production in our natural resources sector," Ahmady said.
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For some, the expansions are an opportunity to move from a small local operation into a global company.
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Upset at a pending move from shortstop, Miller has shown his bat belongs in the every-day lineup.
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This means whites are four times more likely than blacks to move from rags to riches in America.
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The idea that Kelly could move from chief of staff to leading the sprawling VA is relatively new.
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The move from plainclothes to uniform felt like a demotion, but he still took pride in the work.
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I'd gotten good grades during my parents' divorce, our move from Minnesota to California, and my father's transition.
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To start, companies and their partners need to move from good intentions to accountable actions that mitigate risk.
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What a relief it is to move from Steve McCurry's work to that of someone like Raghubir Singh.
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This year, we'll see AI move from influencing product or business functions to an organization-wide AI strategy.
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How can we move from a broken system to one that covers everyone, restrains prices and improves outcomes?
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New York Giants: Ereck Flowers' move from left tackle to right tackle is off to a rough start.
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Some who were forced to move from the town due to the fire returned to attend Friday's game.
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This book asks whether we should move from chessboard-style relationships to looking at the links between individuals.
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That move, from DB plans to DC ones, shifted risk to individual employees from companies and other employees.
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Should the dam collapse, floodwaters would move from the creek into the James River near Lynchburg's business district.
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Companies must move from traditional phone and email communication and into a new era of multichannel conversational messaging.
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Watch: The History of Birth Control So when and why did doctors move from one sex to two?
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So, you have to be able to move from physical to digital, and the reverse is true also.
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In time, unchecked cancer develops the ability to move from organ to organ or from tissue to tissue.
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But the North's cynicism wound up being a gift: it inspired her to move from Tyneside to London.
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He had also begun using his deputies' cars as decoys to move from place to place, they said.
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It doesn't allow patients to move from the world of the sick to the world of the well.
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Caveats • Any move from Intel is far from certain and one of WSJ's sources said it is unlikely.
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A vast majority of migrants move from a poor to a less poor country, not a rich one.
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To make room for Seattle, the Arizona Coyotes will move from the Pacific Division to the Central Division.
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In a bold move from England captain Michael Vaughan, Australia were given a humiliating slap in the face.
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Not every podcast survives the move from the intimacy of audio to the brighter, broader medium of television.
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"We will move from light to heavy, sweet to spicy," explained Dario Ferreri, the chef at La Bandita.
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How do you move from a life based on bad values to a life based on better ones?
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So, you may ask, how long does it take for a widow to move from grief to growth?
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Known as EternalBlue, the attack exploited SMBv1 to gain remote code execution and move from machine to machine.
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Then Ms. Hauseman was offered a job that would require the family to move from Seattle to Geneva.
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Better headlines followed a decade later when he negotiated Bale's 2013 move from Tottenham Hotspur to Real Madrid.
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And she can move from one to the other very fast, so you'll see her change a lot.
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This week's move from the central bank could provide Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government with some breathing room.
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"We're trying to get people to move from nuggets and Tater Tots to roast chicken," Ms. Cooper said.
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More from Chris in Kazan: Bold move from Didier Deschamps to embrace the youth movement to this degree.
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This allows Ms. Moore to move from riffing to building a character, a relationship and even a scene.
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"I've seen an emotion move from the handler straight down the leash to the dog," Mr. Hibbard said.
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Like the migrant farmworkers of yesteryear who followed the crops, the hurricane workers move from disaster to disaster.
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Jesse wonders if they could move from Paris to the United States to spend more time with Hank.
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"That was absolutely the dream," said Jim Bowden, the Nationals' first general manager after their move from Montreal.
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The characters, the neighborhood are all created from words, and yet they move from literature to the screen.
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To really change the privacy conversation, the burden of data protection needs to move from individuals to institutions.
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With a traditional Wi-Fi router, your signal would degrade the farther you move from the base station.
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They'll have to move from their blueprint of principles to legislative language to overhaul the U.S. tax code.
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National economies move from boom to bust in cycles that last a few years, but globalization is different.
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Natural forms move from realistic to stylized to abstracted or from fully dimensional to relief to pierced fretwork.
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If their makers can withstand them, drugs will move from being "Made in China" to being invented there.■
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While this all sounds like a particularly odd move from Tinder, there's apparently a matchmaking motivation behind it.
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Jenny Schlenzka, a curator at MoMA PS20183, is about to move from one old school building to another.
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Shares of Boeing (BA) fell 3% immediately after President Donald Trump announced the move from the White House.
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For the next seven hours, they move from one house to the next, filling her home with cacophony.
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The catalog represents another move from the online retailer to incorporate strategies used by brick-and-mortar stores.
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The move from Graham comes as Republicans are struggling to find the votes for a GOP-only bill.
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For years, AWS has been helping its customers move from their legacy data centers to Amazon&aposs cloud.
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So James got to move from impulse to impulse, and then all the straight people have to react.
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Exactly what action the U.S. could take to push back on the latest move from Russia is unclear.
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Domains A move from the New York Design Center to the fancy mall in the old Tunnel nightclub.
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The American Repertory Theater, one of the nation's leading regional theaters, is planning to move from Cambridge, Mass.
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It was clearly a blowout and kind of pointless/dickish move from Brooks, so what did Dwight do?
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He added that he believes euro clearing should move to the city if it does move from London.
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The move from TV to pre-Coco short was announced in June, through news outlets and Lasseter's interview.
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Collaborating with Netflix and Disney Commissioning Mama K's Team 4 from Triggerfish was not an isolated move from Netflix.
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Now, with the release of their third album, No Home of the Mind, and a move from RVNG Intl.
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A simple flick of the wall switch is all it takes to move from one light to the next.
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The latest move from the 135-year-old grocer comes as the $800 billion U.S. grocery industry wrestles Amazon.
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This is the latest anti-environment move from Wisconsin's government, which has de-emphasized global warming since Republican Gov.
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These gaps have motivated increasing numbers of Indians to move from one part of their geographical receptacle to another.
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Or they need to be able to elegantly move from a single screen to spanning across both of them.
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This new addition to Messenger is another bold move from Facebook to strike at the heart of Snapchat's appeal.
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That means Samsung is following right behind Qualcomm on the move from a 14nm process to a 10nm process.
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Instead, just give a quick flick right to the virtual button and you'll move from one to the other.
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At the time of its original launch as a test, however, Direct looked like an interesting move from Instagram.
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"We need to move from a distributor to a place where the consumer has all the keys," Stiassny said.
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Hummingbirds and some 2,000 avian species that feed on nectar spread pollen as they move from flower to flower.
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W hen the deal is completed, Pfizer's headquarters will move from New York to Dublin, where Allergan is based.
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It takes time for people to move from one job to another: this is said to cause "frictional" unemployment.
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Despite the freedom of movement created by the EU's single market, only 230% move from one country to another.
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It surfs the fine line between together time and alone time without you having to move from the couch.
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Governments could pursue policies that would help workers move from low-productivity jobs to high-productivity ones, for instance.
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This move from PornHub is a clear signal: The democratization of virtual reality porn isn't just coming; it's here.
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Last week, it announced Google's cybersecurity company Chronicle would move from an Alphabet spin-out into Google's cloud umbrella.
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And Hill's move from the studio to the small screen is just the latest line on her impressive résumé.
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Ultimately we want to move from one drone to multiple, collaborating drones that can work on a common mission.
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Like specifically for your company, how do you think about improving that as you move from project to project?
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Netflix in Africa The commission of Mama K's Team 4 is not an isolated move from the streaming platform.
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But then there's that one day in March, the day we move from standard time to daylight saving time.
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MOVING BACK: Eric Reid&aposs move from safety to linebacker for San Francisco might have been a short one.
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AI has started to move from the tech world to conventional businesses; quantum computing seems about to become useful.
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The president and his family are just like us ... schlepping boxes when you move from one house to another.
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Lithium ions move from one side to the other, helped by highly flammable chemicals in the middle called electrolytes.
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The puzzles, which differ mechanically as you move from one chapter to the next, connect directly to the text.
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IT WAS a striking move from a country better known for hiding iffy foreign wealth than for exposing it.
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The state of Victoria was the first in Australia to move from total criminalisation to "licensing" in the 1980s.
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This new take on the old-school removable "targa" top sports car is frankly an unexpected move from Mazda.
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But if you're expecting another big move from here, one technician warns you might have to cool your heels.
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The inspiration behind "It's Your Move" – from New Lane Road, due April 22 – is his wife, actress Katherine Heigl.
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So it shows you can pretty easily — if the opportunities present themselves — move from one industry to another successfully.
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Going from thirst trap story to Instagram Direct means you can move from public posting to private flirting seamlessly.
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Zipline plans to move from pilot-phase to live-delivery of medical supplies in the U.S. sometime this summer.
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Yet for electricity to move from a fringe experiment to widespread usage only took between 47 to 69 years.
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"There has been interest, but most have not participated in the (sterling) move from $133 to $1.40," he added.
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But if a teacher wants to move from, say, Pennsylvania to California, they can't immediately apply for jobs there.
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For example, the company has taken a scientific approach to help executives move from unconscious bias to conscious inclusion.
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The move from Google comes in the midst of an ongoing trade war between the United States and China.
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The longtime star pro wrestler known as Kane is looking to move from the squared circle to city hall.
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The move from the Irish government comes just three years after the nation voted to legalize same-sex marriage.
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But two recent attacks signal a move from simple "Bonnie and Clyde" crimes to a new "Ocean's Eleven" sophistication.
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Firms like Signal Fire track engineers as they move from company to company to draw attention to growing startups.
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O for $2.4 billion in what CEO Bill McDermott called a move from the back to the front office.
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I've had a few people tell me that the move from Los Angeles to Dallas broke Toyota USA's culture.
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Washington became the second state to ban NRA-branded insurance, following a move from New York last year. Gov.
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Back then, many people thought the journey would move from the moon to Mars in a decade or two.
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Jesse wonders if they could move from Paris to the United States to spend more time with his boy.
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A group of volunteers -- men and women who back the court order -- help them move from place to place.
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Fans can follow every move from anywhere there's a cellphone signal, with stats, push notifications and high-definition broadcasts.
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Republican could move from their current "if true" caveat regarding the allegations to something more like what Arizona Sen.
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Mark Gomez, Ms. Gomez's husband, said they would move from Pinetops to Wilson when their broadband service was disconnected.
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And, if elected, the threat could move from the rhetoric to the real, wreaking havoc on millions of lives.
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"I expected an easing move from the PBOC, just didn't know when," said a Hong Kong-based portfolio manager.
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The third installment of the British television series debuts on Netflix on Friday following its move from Channel 4.
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The move from the PBOC came amid concerns about the economic impact of Beijing's ongoing trade war with Washington.
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The actor looks a tad worried as he watches her bust a move from the back of the stage.
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But it's a bit more mysterious if you think about the pallets that move from one warehouse to another.
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Over the course of the 90s, New York City graffiti completed its move from the subways to the streets.
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Still, it's a lot easier now to move from your email to the Skype call, thanks to this addition.
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Separately, a spokesman told Recode that about 100,000 jobs will move from HPE to the new CSC-led company.
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In the era of streaming, don't be surprised if future chapters move from the big screen to a streamer.
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The dishwashing room was expanded by 24 square feet to accommodate the move from throwaway plates to real dishware.
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That makes Sessions directly responsible for special counsel Robert Mueller, a move from which it'll be hard to recover.
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The move weakens conservative votes in the places they move to and strengthens it in places they move from.
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Clutching a walker outside her home, Ms. Callahan said she planned to move from her home of 15 years.
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And among the awful things that happens to her is that … she's forced to move from Manhattan to Brooklyn.
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Floyd fight ... telling TMZ Sports it seems like a desperate move from Floyd to save the sport of boxing.
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He was thought to be stable enough to move from the I.C.U. to a regular floor of the hospital.
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The beat has a hint of Caribbean clave, while the chords move from minor to major, embracing temporary satisfaction.
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If that were to happen, Lynne would almost certainly have to move from her home in Louisiana to SoCal.
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To see the show among Dostoyevsky fans was to watch an audience move from excited to perplexed to annoyed.
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"She has an ability to quickly move from the personal to the political," Molly Smith, Arena's artistic director, said.
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If it closes above that level, it will mark the quickest move from one millennial marker to the next.
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Two of Instapaper's three employees will join Pinterest and move from New York to the company's San Francisco headquarters.
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We had to take our business through a transition to move from that direct sales force to programmatic advertising.
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Video Game Addiction Tries to Move From Basement to Doctor's Office Are Genetic Testing Sites the New Social Networks?
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Demonizing immigrants is his go-to move, from his "big, beautiful wall" to his call to end birthright citizenship.
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"The dancers move from one position to another in one-second shifts," Ms. Davis said in an email interview.
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How, Israelis wondered, did we move from the edge of abyss to military mastery in a matter of weeks?
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The regular army will be the "hold" force, while the police move from paramilitary duties to regular civilian policing.
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Monahan announced that the Players Championship, the flagship event of the PGA Tour, would move from May to March.
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Ms. Haspel, the director, was shown intelligence indicating that General Suleimani was preparing to move from Syria to Iraq.
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The company is giving developers time to move from the Instagram Legacy API Platform to the Facebook Graph API.
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" He confirmed 1,000 jobs will move from London to Paris, unless the U.K. instead opts for a "soft Brexit.
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The study comes as opponents of hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, move from targeting drilling sites to planned pipeline routes.
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Tilray's move from public to private follows in the footsteps of Canadian marijuana giants Cronos Group and Canopy Growth.
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"It is an important step to move from the traditional way of making flu vaccines in eggs," he said.
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At the same, color-wise, the four vertical stacked bands grow longer as they move from left to right.
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If all of them move from Cairo for some of the cities residents now find themselves contemplating — Marion, Ill.
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He famously refused to move from the position after the Yankees acquired a better shortstop, Alex Rodriguez, in 2004.
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Trainers who succeed at Equinox pick up enough clients to move from floor shifts to coaching members full time.
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Once, Rodriguez said she dared to move from across the table to sit next to her girlfriend at lunch.
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The trunk/core stabilizes your entire body as you move from the hip to work the glutes and hamstrings.
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The move from the Trump administration comes as DACA is central to the debate over a possible government shutdown.
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Should you move from tech to value stocks that pay dividends and rise in good times and in bad?
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His computer adversary had made such an ingenious and unexpected move (from a human perspective) that Lee was flummoxed.
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We didn't start with this very kind of like snowy white Caucasian skin tone and then move from there.
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Then we get another tranche of losses mainly due to retail, representing the move from in-store to online.
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The case is scheduled to move from the shadows of arbitration to a Los Angeles courtroom in late April.
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Most straightforward is to have the agencies move from a quarterly dividend payment to Treasury to an annual one.
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This space of spaces is geometrically very similar to the "space of spaces" physicists construct in gauge theory: The way collections of paths change as you move from one point to another on the torus strongly resembles the way fields change as you move from one point to another in real space.
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Eventually they wind up in my chair's cup holder and never move from that spot until the eclipse is nigh.
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He is on a ventilator for most of the time and does not move from his bed on most days.
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It's not often that airlines are seen as heroic, but the latest move from JetBlue is definitely something to celebrate.
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Both Future and Esco show what it's like to move from the depths of Atlanta to the world's biggest stage.
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"I didn't move from Montreal to open up a contemporary art museum in a garage," he said during our interview.
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As Muiruri changed his identity, he says he had to move from his rural hometown to a larger town nearby.
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A can of shave cream is next, then some mind-tricks using binaural sound to move from left to right.
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The Dow climbed 10 percent in 1999, while it's risen only 5 percent in the move from 20,000 to 21,000.
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This was a crucial move from a president who has been dodging acknowledgment of the growing number of hate crimes.
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Peugeot said it planned to move from light assembly from kits to intensive operations involving greater content of local materials.
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Pueblo Sin Fronteras denounced the arrests as a politically motivated move from the Mexican government to appease the Trump administration.
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One of the most striking things about this move, from a product perspective, is how it demotes the News Feed.
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This latest move from United is a small step forward in an industry that still has so far to go.
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Within days, a concerted move from these accounts saw them urging their followers to tweet about the situation in Bangladesh.
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Plan to move from one exercise to the next rapidly, with just a 30- to 60-second break in between.
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Additional aircraft are on standby and some warships may move from the Pacific into the Middle East, officials told CNN.
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Once it was clear that Japan would indeed move from flip phones to smartphones, Apple found itself with little competition.
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The 225s have seen these services move from the laptop to the phones with which young people have grown up.
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But I would not expect a similar move from the Trump administration as it oversees its first open enrollment period.
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Instead of tapping a stupid arrow to move from one month to another, you could simply swipe with your finger.
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Her clothing became loose, she started vomiting after every meal and was barely able to move from severe stomach pain.
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" "It seems that there is some risk that you'll move from political rhetoric to an actual fully blown trade war.
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The move from support near 2500,220 to the long-term target near 1.083,21.08 will not be a smooth rising trend.
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On March 7, he will move from your third house of communication to your fourth house of home and family.
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Next March, Uranus, your financial planet, will move from your fourth house of home into your fifth house of pleasure.
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Ken Franklin points to his move from San Francisco to Los Angeles as the crucial turning point in his career.
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This is the latest move from the White House to attempt to change the immigration legal landscape without congressional action.
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And then, with one doomed move from the excavator, a pile of bricks toppled over onto the building next door.
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How do riders move from the brick and mortar recreation of Hogwarts into an almost virtual reality situation so seamlessly?
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Like a flock of migrating birds, smartphone makers tend to move from one new trend to the next in groups.
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Double representatives showed me how the robot's long, thin neck can now move from side-to-side in the base.
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But, as Mr Katz notes, the move from farmhouse porches and cellars to factories has rendered once quotidian processes mysterious.
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The move from support near 2108,2112 to the long term target near 236,347 will not be a smooth rising trend.
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Many tiny homes, as you may know, are on wheels, which makes them easy to move from place to place.
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The NFL is doing the hard work of trying to move from protest to progress, working to bring people together.
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That pattern of having to move from one shack to another — after the family has been exploited for its labor.
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He feels so low that I spend all night getting up to pee or to move from side to side.
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Since gifts can move from person to person throughout the game, avoid choosing items that require specific sizing or customization.
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The NFL is doing the hard work of trying to move from protests to progress, working to bring people together.
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"This announcement brings forward this move from 2020 and it will be welcomed by hard pressed business occupiers," he said.
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The news came just days after Pratt, 39, helped Schwarzenegger, 29, move from her Santa Monica, California, home on Friday.
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But even amid his restful stay in South Florida, Trump could find himself confronting another provocative move from North Korea.
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Universal high school started at the beginning of the 19th Century in the move from the farm to the factory.
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We move from seeing a person as an enemy to seeing them as someone who's not that different from us.
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The two married in 2007, causing him to move from Canada to Las Vegas, but things ended two years later.
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Here's what the actor looks like today: Who knew that one could move from jungle, to jungle, to TV stardom?
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This is the first provocative move from North Korea since South Korean President Moon Jae-in took office last week.
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Conservative media figures are taking to Twitter to celebrate Megyn Kelly's pending move from Fox News ti NBC News. FESTIVUS!
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On the new season of Ladies of London, Caroline Stanbury prepares to move from her home in England to Dubai.
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"If there is no move from London, the leaders can also decide to wait," said Belgian Foreign Minister Didier Reynders.
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It was the latest move from the Republican president-elect as he works to fill administration positions before his Jan.
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The yuan's 0.34 percent move from the prior day's fix was the largest daily strengthening since November, according to StreetAccount.
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" Last year, the couple made a big move from rural Louisiana into New Orleans, a place they feel "more accepted.
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I can't wait to see where our beloved characters will be when they move from Christmastime to Red Nose Day.
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Predators goalie Pekka Rinne appeared to stumble as he tried to move from right to left to stop the shot.
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HSBC's most recent move, from Hong Kong, was announced on the radio by China's premier of the day, Li Peng.
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It's easy to install, adjust and move from car to car, and it feels super secure once it's in place.
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America, are you ready for Megyn Kelly to make the move from conservative cable news queen to national broadcast anchor?
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This might change when Trump's economic policies move from the realm of proposals to actual policies that affect everyday lives.
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As the doors continue to open across the world, human beings move from the global south towards the richest countries.
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Traditionally, most animatronic figures cannot move from where they sit or stand and are pre-built to exacting show specifications.
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Young people also move from job to job rather than taking one job with the expectation of staying there permanently.
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It took a move from the West Coast to the Midwest, but three orphaned cougar cubs now have a home.
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You move from station to station and use such equipment as ropes or small kettlebells that work different muscle groups.
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It's a quick way to move from one machine to another, much like Apple's continuity feature in iOS and macOS.
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Six protesters were arrested for refusing to move from blocking the building, according to WHYY, Philadelphia's National Public Radio affiliate.
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A recent success, Rockaway Taco, has inspired him to move from Red Hook to that distant part of the city.
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This book aims to lay out the history of our move from an institution-oriented to a transaction-oriented society.
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This year, though, is the 1953th anniversary of its move from Midtown to Lincoln Center for its 1966-67 season.
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It'd be a move from one outspoken, long-haired chief executive to another, but the similarities pretty much end there.
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"We want to essentially help these brands move from a platform-structured internet into an ecosystem-driven internet," he said.
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This year, though, is the 50th anniversary of its move from Midtown to Lincoln Center for its 1966-67 season.
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She stopped eating solid food, swapping the bacon, her favorite, for strained soups, and did not move from her bed.
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It's also the latest civic-engagement move from the company, which has grappled with its place in the political landscape.
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Many major sporting events move from site to site, so fans do not tend to go to them every year.
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Which meant that someone like Bankroll Fresh could move from the margins to the spotlight in no time at all.
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But, they told her, they had often been blocked as they tried to move from idea creation to revenue generation.
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Khouw noted that Tesla's lack of available cash flow or substantial earnings makes the decline an "easy move" from here.
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Higuain has, of course, just made a controversial move from to Juve from Napoli, leaving Campania for an enormous €90m.
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Brodeur's latest is Ocean Series, which keeps with xenological colorings, objects that move from candy formations into futuristic astronomical forms.
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As we move from symbolic gestures to action, we will continue to leverage our platform to positively impact our community.
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Why it matters: This is the latest move from a large company in publicly taking a stand against racial discrimination.
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No team in recent memory has seen so many coaches move from the bottom of the ranks to the top.
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Additionally, some weapon arts, like one inspired by the dash move from Bloodborne, enable poise while the player is moving.
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As previous business cycles show, the shift will come suddenly, as will the move from low unemployment to higher unemployment.
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In cities, ideas move from the ground up, with community input one of the most valuable commodities that we have.
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He was one successful upward move from the season championship, but lost it to Japan's Tomoa Narasaki, Ondra's latest rival.
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"This is the best thing I like in life, to be with my cows and move from place to place."
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What's more, 38 percent even said they would move from the United States to another country with better leave policies.
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Soon, CaixaBank convened its board, agreeing on Friday evening to move from Barcelona to Valencia — another city solidly within Spain.
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Calling out sexism this bluntly is a bold but not unexpected move from Obama, our first self-identified feminist president.
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Individual art works can end up drowning in a loud litany as viewers move from gallery to gallery to gallery.
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Sue Watson, one of McNiff's neighbors, was reluctant to move from the place she has called home for 14 years.
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Meanwhile, for more than 21,000 private school teachers lost their licenses in a sweeping move from the Ministry of Education.
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Rodriguez plays Jenny, who lands a job that calls for her to move from New York to the West Coast.
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Because even to move from the left corner of the boat to the right corner, you need a few hours.
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Like those who came before, McGregor will move from one seedy, carny world to the next, and maybe back again.
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"The legislature will need to move from campaigning and advocacy to governing," said Dani Lever, a spokeswoman for Mr. Cuomo.
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However, every US president since then has issued a waiver blocking the move from taking place on national security grounds.
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Amazon's announcement follows a similar move from Apple, whose Siri voice assistant has also been updated to offer diagnosis advice.
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Amazon's announcement follows a similar move from Apple, whose Siri voice assistant has also been updated to offer diagnosis advice.
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The previous record, set by Benjamin Mendy's move from Monaco to Manchester City over the summer, stood at $72.3 million.
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Different places vote on different dates, and the electronic machines — and the poll workers — will move from site to site.
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Even though there was no tuition, I had to move from the countryside to a city and support myself there.
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When you move from one state to another, you don't always automatically get taken off your old state's registration list.
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Meanwhile, Kentucky's top elections official announced on Monday that his state's primaries would move from May to June as well.
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He is one of the world's most expensive players after his move from Monaco to Paris St.-Germain last year.
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In essence we will move from a generalized and costly lockdown to more focused public health control of the epidemic.
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And who doesn't love the freedom they provide to move from the office to a coffee shop in a flash?
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Nobody can move from there, and every activity has been suspended: no schools, no meetings, no carnival, no public events.
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"A whole generation of listeners have Spotify playlists that move from Bach to Beyoncé, from Radiohead to Ligeti," he said.
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I wrote those stories, too, but the move from dire poverty to ordinary poverty is subtle and difficult to capture.
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The promise of Southeast Asia's tech start-ups recently lured Japanese billionaire Taizo Son to move from Tokyo to Singapore.
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The move from the SEC follows the continued dissolution of the corporate alliance that was supporting Facebook's planned Libra cryptocurrency.
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The other alternative is you can move from a $600,000 house to a $143,000 house, freeing up $200,000 in equity.
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The militants had also dug a network of underground tunnels that allowed them to move from house to house undetected.
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While Leonard rested, George dominated, with fallback jumpers stolen from Kobe Bryant, who had stolen the move from Michael Jordan.
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Hiremagalur says the idea to move from its own data centers to Azure came from LinkedIn itself, and not Microsoft.
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Investors did not expect such a swift move from Iran, a senior macro strategist told CNBC's "Street Signs" on Wednesday.
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Two other seats with Democratic incumbents seeking reelection move from Lean Democratic to Likely Democratic: FL-123 and NJ-05.
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Because air tends to move from high- to low-pressure areas, winds start accelerating from the northeast toward the coast.
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For those of us who have been following along closely, this move from the administration, while shocking, isn't exactly surprising.
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Let's say we are somewhere on a continuum between that and facing a move from St. Louis to New York.
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I was screamed at for leaving my section and was told that I was unable to move from that area.
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The Switch Lite hasn't radically changed things, but the move from 237ppi to 267ppi is instantly noticeable and extremely welcome.
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The 85033-second spot suggests "just one wrong move" from the Republican nominee has grave implications for the nation's future.
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Move from player to coach One hallmark of true leadership is knowing how to give others the power to succeed.
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The vice president's move from Capitol Hill to the White House has allowed the office to become a significant institution.
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"Otherhood" is about three mothers who move from the suburbs to New York so they can reconnect with their children.
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It was a smart business move from a few different angles for Burger King to give in to the protests.
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It must be tough having to move from safe house to safe house and even bathing using buckets of water.
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As we move from the investigation phase into actual consideration of impeachment, it's important to understand the applicable legal standards.
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Some politicians, particularly in Quebec, believe that could ruin the company or force its sale and possible move from Montreal.
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We now move from the galling to appalling, as reported by Shane Goldmacher this week in The New York Times.
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At their relentlessly optimistic mother's behest, they move from Vermont to New York City, while their father slips into depression.
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Freedom on the Move from Cornell University is the first major digital database of fugitive slave ads from North America.
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A pretty classy move from Özil to invite the honeymooners to catch a match—hopefully he follows up on it.
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They move from continuing to go through the motions to confusion to fear to anger in a scant two minutes.
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He told her that unless there was an agreement, SNC-Lavalin would move from Montreal, leading to potential job losses.
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Often, when they move from statewide to national politics, governors embrace the kind of rhetoric that turns off black voters.
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It was exciting to see the character move from the Yorkshire countryside and dining rooms to a completely different London world.
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That allows heat to move from these hot components to these radiator fins much more efficiently, with much less temperature drop.
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Bucket: An essential for mopping, or for simply stashing your supplies to make it easier to move from room to room.
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She was only 5 months old, so she was on her back … she had no way to move from that bassinet.
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Finally, for $1,800 you up the storage to 512GB and move from a matte 1080p display to a glossy 4K display.
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This also feels like a bit of a rebellious move from Rob, who has always expressed apathy about his family's fame.
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I move from the oversized chair with a heating pad to the couch to snuggle with the kitty and my husband.
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He had to make the point that under his leadership, the United States would not move from its most important demands.
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This storm will move from west to east, from land out to sea, so it can't be classified as a nor'easter.
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"How we move from quarks and gluons to protons and neutrons to the atomic nuclei to the matter we see."[Nature]
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WHAT ELSE IS NEW ON DAY FOUR... OBAMACARE After Trump's executive order over the weekend, where does Obamacare move from here?
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The California Department of Motor Vehicles today proposed new regulations that will finally prepare for the move from testing to commercialization.
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It was a transition in her life, making the move from earning dirty money to clean money that inspired the track.
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She and Scott made the permanent move from Birmingham — a city in the West Midlands, England — just over five years ago.
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Currently, Carolina Waterfowl Rescue is hoping to raise funds to move from its 11-acre site to a 50-acre farm.
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"Children who move from a country to another will inevitably be affected by a change in the school system," he said.
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The move from Biden's team appears to be part of a broad campaign to respond to Trump's attacks on social media.
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Five years ago, the Brinks family wanted to move from their 2,200-square-foot home in Michigan and live more sustainably.
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It takes a lot of smarts to move from tech CEO to full-time novelist, but Rob Reid pulled it off.
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In 2014 he tried to move from prime minister to president, but lost in a landslide to Andrej Kiska, an entrepreneur.
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"Climbers have begun to move from the base camp to higher camps for the summit," Shrestha told Reuters from Base Camp.
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As supply chains move from China to poorer countries, rejections could rise to $22019trn by 220, says the World Economic Forum.
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The move from McDonald's comes amid an intensifying fast-food price war with rivals ranging from Taco Bell to Dunkin' Donuts.
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Within the next 15 years, Human Habitat is estimating that number will double as people move from rural areas into cities.
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The box that helps measure the dogs' radiation is just five sheets of lead that scientists move from location to location.
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Euro foreign exchange forward contracts and swaps will move from London to the new EBS unit in the Dutch financial capital.
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It's been a big week in football, what with the Rams being allowed to move from St. Louis to Los Angeles.
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And just as disabled people fought to move from a medical model to a social model, so transgender people are now.
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It's no wonder that so many of our volunteers realized they wanted to move from shaping policy to actually making it.
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That their merging of pre- and main collections, and their move from New York to Paris, was for hype is erroneous.
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In the past half-century young adults tended to move from less populous to more populous places, often to attend university.
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As he had already decided to move from Chicago to New York, this put him "in a good mood", he says.
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This March, Uranus, the ruler of innovation, will move from your second house of finances into your third house of communication.
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" Morell says the attack "underscores how quickly a group can move from a limited capability to an ability to kill hundreds.
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He has been at the zoo since 1997, the year he made his move from the Neverland Ranch to the facility.
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An Android apps addition would be a surprise move from Microsoft, especially if it further undermines the company's Universal Windows Platform.
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The current standards helped the auto companies move from bankruptcy to profitability, and there is no reason they cannot be met.
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They are concerned because the mcr-1 gene is on a piece of DNA that can move from bacteria to bacteria.
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"Each time we move from wholesale to a concession we see our top line increase in a material way," Boutte said.
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Per Engadget, other rumors have suggested that the Pixel 3a XL may move from a Snapdragon 670 to Snapdragon 710 chip.
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Over the past several years, there has been a concerted effort to move from that accountability to a culture of excusing.
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At age 15, Evangelista was discovered by a scout and encouraged to move from her native Canada to New York City.
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She said she left her mother under disputed circumstances to move from southern Germany to Lebanon as a six-year-old.
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It was the first provocative move from North Korea since South Korean President Moon Jae-in took office on May 10.
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"It's not for the faint of heart," Horowitz said of the move from compliance on Wall Street to a cryptocurrency startup.
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This follows another recent move from Amazon to help video creators make money by promoting Amazon products, as it turns out.
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If they move from databases to clean tech or from cell towers to social networks, they usually don't do super well.
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Prime Minister Leo Varadkar said it would take a few weeks to resolve matters so pupils could move from old buildings.
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"The snake is trying to move from the open field, to the tall grass," the group said in a Facebook post.
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The development is part of wider strategy, that has seen the Chinese military move from offshore defense to open sea protection.
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In doing so, I move from an anonymous statistic of the system to a recognized human being in relationship with it.
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Friday's agreement does not specify whether British citizens may move from one EU state to another and retain the same rights.
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