It's likely that those working on the InfiniLED team would move into the new office should Facebook move into it.
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"The center of Irma will move into southwestern Georgia later today, and move into eastern Alabama Tuesday morning," the National Hurricane Center said.
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HOLT: Let me get you to pause right there, because we're going to move into — we're going to move into the next segment.
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Goods that move into the freeport wouldn't pay duties as they enter the area, but would pay once they either fully move into the U.K. customs territory or set sail for another country.
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Instead, CAF's divisions will merge into Macquarie's other units: principal finance will move to Macquarie Capital, transportation finance will move into its asset management unit, and asset finance will move into markets division.
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This move into Corktown is more than symbolic; it's significant.
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Raymond James is also bearish on Square's move into banking.
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Heat top Pistons, move into Southeast tie AUBURN HILLS, Mich.
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AND THEN I'D MOVE INTO SOME PLEASANTRIES ABOUT WHAT'S HAPPENING.
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We had 33 new companies move into the just 100.
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How much bigger a move into mobile could Nintendo make?
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She and her husband would move into her father's house.
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"My husband wanted to move into different house," she says.
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It could "move into that" in the future, he added.
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The move into detection and intervention, however, has been complicated.
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Then they move into defensive mode for the Muslim community.
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Trump will move into the White House after the Jan.
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Americas will move into Keogh's position running Audi of America.
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By Thursday night, the moon will move into communicative Gemini.
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Daughters, freshly evicted with their children, move into the equally
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You're not going to make a bigger move into Europe?
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There should be a gradual move into Social Security benefits.
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He's vowed to move into the district when she graduates.
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When you get raises, don't move into a bigger apartment.
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These characteristics allow the ship to move into unchartered waters.
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So the move into sex robots was your consumers' idea?
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That could clash with a bigger move into health services.
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Its focus is on continuing to move into big markets.
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It is possible to move into another age of enlightenment.
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We move into our next segment talking about America's direction.
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He also credited a recent move into aluminum aerosol cans.
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There's certainly been a move into a more oppositional space.
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When she panics, her eyebrows move into another time zone.
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The landlord decided to move into it and he did.
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A county lawmaker would then move into the Assembly line.
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She was thrilled to later move into Yeats's former house.
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This, however, marks its first move into traditional magazine publishing.
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Jeffree Star is preparing to move into his dream home.
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A rally move into the narrow resistance band is bullish.
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Maybe they could move into the Beckeld brothers' old place.
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Those are things that are gonna move into that world.
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What gave you the impetus to move into politics itself?
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How do you think about their move into self- driving?
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The U.S. is Unlockd's first move into a large, international market.
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"I was able to quickly move into the role," she said.
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There's a big appetite as people move into the middle class.
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I am not going to let you move into that address.
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Mars will move into Leo on the night of July 1.
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A large tech company will make a big move into finance.
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This is not Yunnan Aluminium's first move into the EV business.
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Who built the house that Shelby and Matt Miller move into?
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When you move into an empty house, it's not really empty.
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On Friday, a new president will move into the Oval Office.
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How did you decide to move into such a tiny home?
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It's far from Facebook's first move into helping with political advocacy.
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The Valencics hope to move into an RV in the future.
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Not sure how to work this magical move into your repertoire?
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Even more courageous was the move into a new art form.
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His reluctance to move into a retirement community was not unusual.
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There have also been murmurs that Airbnb will move into flights.
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Move into the /CLOVER/drivers64UEFI/ folder and paste in that file.
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Ivory carving masters will be encouraged to move into museum work.
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I think the taxi industry has to move into the 21st.
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On the bright side, he could always move into a Starbucks.
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On Monday, Eastwood will move into his new home in Detroit.
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Migrants and refugees have been encouraged to move into new containers.
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Comcast's move into eye control is fairly unique among cable operators.
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Microsoft's AI platform work will also move into this single team.
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But CodeWeavers appears ready to move into beta later this year.
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But as storms move into the mainland, they often turn deadlier.
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He said he was initially hesitant to move into political websites.
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He'll move into still more exclusive sections of the basketball pantheon.
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I think we should just move into our Bel Air home!
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Google's move into this territory doesn't come as a complete surprise.
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He said other expansions may see it move into billboard spaces.
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But the company on Tuesday dismissed Amazon's move into that area.
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"We want to move into automation into new levels," she said.
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Tell me about your move into the realm of indie folk.
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Now, the entertainment brand is making its move into e-books.
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We leave the office and move into one of the rings.
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The agreement marks a major move into children's programming for Hulu.
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Housing vouchers might lead them to move into a better one.
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Libra is Facebook's move into cryptocurrency, which it announced in June.
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Beyond that, you move into suggested content and on-demand content.
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"Goldman made a big move into the cryptocurrency space, " Kelly said.
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Walgreens Boots Alliance acknowledged Amazon's move into the online pharmacy space.
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A planned move into GPUs could squeeze AMD from another direction.
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That opened the door for Bowman to move into the lead.
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Any recommendation of reductions could herald a move into unchartered territory.
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We can't wait to get started and move into the future.
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And so she started to move into medical kind of things.
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Another front is expected to move into the area on Tuesday.
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Meanwhile, Apple is trying to move into the digital ad business.
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Even Grande's move into more adult subject matter hasn't ruffled feathers.
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She won't even move into the White House — that's pretty bad.
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As more dogs move into pet-free buildings, tensions can flare.
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From there we move into three-dimensional models and design review.
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Not everyone will move into a brand new home, of course.
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Mr. Iger positioned the acquisition as supercharging Disney's move into streaming.
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Do you want to move into making films at some point?
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After all this, they still want to move into Friendship Village.
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Google is also considering a move into e-commerce in India.
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You need your baby to move into a head-down position.
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Which, naturally, makes Lighter's move into more traditional loans pretty reasonable.
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How did you move into the role as the Miraval beekeeper?
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That makes the GAFAs' move into retail banking even more puzzling.
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Rain was set to move into the area after 10 p.m.
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Far bolder and riskier is its planned move into night life.
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I vacuum my room and bathroom then move into common spaces.
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Tanya Taylor will move into the CFDA Retail Lab on Monday.
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The special 2020 tip helped her move into her own place.
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And then it would move into consumption as people binge it.
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What was it like for you to move into senior management?
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Next season they move into a new home, Mercedes-Benz Stadium.
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Apple (AAPL) just announced a big move into streaming as well.
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Samsung has been making a slow move into the health sector.
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And so we have decided to move into two separate apartments.
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North Dakota State will move into Summit League play on Dec.
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And it's no different once you move into the working world.
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The blasts get closer and we move into a concrete pillbox.
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When and how did you move into the food-based paintings?
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Let's say you move into an abandoned house in California, for example.
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But the robots that will one day move into your home can't.
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KeyBanc is particularly optimistic about the company's strong move into digital ordering.
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To cut costs, he invited her to move into his apartment instead.
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The move into the British capital is a huge opportunity for Ola.
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Mr Johnson is due to move into Downing Street on July 24th.
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In the top 5, we had Alphabet move into the top 973.
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The mood stays light thanks to Venus's move into Aries last Saturday.
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Their move into 'greenfield' investments also places them ahead of international rivals.
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The campaign, meanwhile, has turned the move into a push for fundraising.
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When the time is right, hopefully that's what I can move into.
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Companies like Third Love have been able to move into that space.
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Better yet, they should all just move into that Brooklyn high rise.
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So far, no one has ever graduated from Move into the industry.
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He had to be fast going from one move into the other.
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And Kelly's move into the White House didn't necessarily hearten DACA's proponents.
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" Halliburton Co.: "Is it time to move into the house of pain?
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The Prices were thrilled to move into the duplex in May 13.
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The fintech firms' incipient move into retail banking is even more alarming.
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The move into that will cause more volatility which is very normal.
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As more and more people move into large cities, apartments get smaller.
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I encourage people to invest themselves and move into a 401(k).
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How do you shift the idea that we move into this era?
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The size of the recent move into emerging markets can't be denied.
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LoveUranus' move into your sign doesn't just relate to work, dear Bull.
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So how do you move into the lofty world of high achievers?
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On the 22nd, the sun will move into your house of expansion.
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After the 13th, Mercury will move into your fifth house of pleasure!
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Let's move into stuff that we didn't think could be replaced easily.
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Amazon's move into this space has been interesting because of several reasons.
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And not all older people will one day move into specialist accommodation.
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Sullivan also said the company had no plans to move into beef.
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Hensell said she expects gating to move into more brands and categories.
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On the east coast, troops would move into Halifax and New Brunswick.
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Winslow tour an unrestored DC residence that the Waterfords might move into.
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Walmart — at least in rhetoric — is attempting to move into the breach.
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You should always speak up when you move into a leadership role.
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His first formal move into politics was when he became U.S. Rep.
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Yet the move into steel production might not have the desired impact.
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Buy a sturdy one the minute you move into a new place.
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This big move into European stocks could come back to haunt investors.
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Amazon is now also starting to move into the livestreaming space. p.
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How did you make the move into stock photography on your own?
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One of the lessons is we're not gonna move [into retail] quickly.
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Dr Venter says HLI may eventually move into the drug business itself.
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The company plans to begin to move into the campus by 2022.
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We then move into the hospital room where Ann's father is dying.
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The Dow's move into record territory Monday was its first since July.
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AmazonFresh was supposed to be their vehicle to move into that business.
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He used the proceeds to move into financial and industrial companies instead.
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Q. Why did you leave art expertise to move into business management?
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Shake out and use your hands and fingers to move into place.
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Now the trial will likely move into gritty tales of bank fraud.
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So, my move into it was natural and just immanent, I guess.
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Four years later, it would move into its current home: the Googleplex.
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When January came, however, Haas had to move into a homeless shelter.
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Sharks move into series lead with 5-1 win SAN JOSE, Calif.
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So, every time human beings actually physically move into that, there's conflict.
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Did you move into the city specifically to take photos like these?
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Fanuc isn't the only industrial robotics firm to move into artificial intelligence.
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One of the more significant shifts is the move into social messaging.
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He also helped the carrier move into golf, resorts and property development.
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First, and best publicized, has been Microsoft's move into iOS and Android.
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There's also a photography project, and we're starting to move into videos.
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The family had no choice but to move into a homeless shelter.
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I was inspired by [The Deuce character] Candy to move into directing.
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You may stay there or move into the interior of the country.
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Both companies have said they want to move into the United States.
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We're looking at houses we want to move into in May now.
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The luxury jeweler Bulgari was a pioneer in the move into hotels.
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Three guys and three girls move into a luxury house in Tokyo.
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It's a move into deep data and away from opinion-driven analysis.
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Virgin Galactic hopes to move into businesses such as hypersonic intercontinental travel.
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Northrop Grumman isn't the only company trying to move into satellite repair.
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Alexa-using earbuds would mark a move into a notoriously tricky market.
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"This isn't a house where you could move into," Ms. Barr said.
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WHAT'S YOUR EXPECTATION FOR THEIR POTENTIAL MOVE INTO THE PHARMACY SUPPLY CHAIN?
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Amazon has since cancelled its plans to move into Long Island City.
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Coke's archrival Pepsi (PEP) hasn't completely ruled out a move into cannabis.
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At the time, he declined to move into Lisbon's lavish presidential palace.
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With a little attention, TB treatment can move into the 21st century.
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Eventually, the friends got the urge to move into the real world.
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I mean, my mom literally just helped him move into a new house.
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Ford has a substantial undertaking before employees and businesses move into the building.
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Either way, WhatsApp's move into stickers is very much a Facebook -led move.
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They will move into the Golden 1 Center in downtown Sacramento next season.
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But I will not be surprised if they move into this field too.
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Some analysts felt Nintendo's move into a subscription service was a little late.
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The semiconductor giant's move into the autonomous-car space intrigued trader Brian Kelly.
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It's too early to know if this move into hardware is paying off.
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As more planets move into Leo, you are getting the hang of solitude.
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"A lot of our kids struggle to move into that world," she says.
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But talk about what then ... How do you move into a successful relationship?
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Barges along the channel can move into both directions, the Coast Guard said.
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You know, we're not dead yet … I love to move into uncharted territory.
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Ultimately, Rlay could move into collecting data from the physical world, as well.
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After we find a new CEO, I'll move into the role of Chairman.
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A lot goes on in your life when you move into your 203s.
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GenBank became the first Russian financial institution to move into the Crimean peninsula.
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Because the world is gated off, it's impossible to move into reasonable challenges.
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A guy needs a day off, really, anyone can move into a spot.
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Day's ready to move into the Clinton camp if she really has to.
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So I want to move into the short side ahead of this break.
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So does his appointment signal a deeper move into mobile ads for Viber?
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"Our move into news has been misreported over and over again," he stated.
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Abani said she decided to move into the space after a personal experience.
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Toward the end, the teacher cheerily summoned everyone to move into a headstand.
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This spring, Uranus will move into your first house, affecting your self-image.
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It would be the e-commerce giant's first big move into physical stores.
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If all goes well, dYdX wants to move into offering options or swaps.
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The steering wheel will move into the center when it's in driverless mode.
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When people hear that, they immediately move into problem-solving mode, she said.
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But they could move into new countries as soon as July this year.
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"We're going to further accelerate growth and move into different genres," DeWolfe said.
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Why it matters: Starlink is SpaceX's big move into the satellite internet market.
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Now Amazon says it won't move into the Rainier Square tower after all.
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But, he never got to move into it 'cause of his prison sentence.
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Some rain will move into the Southwest, but not along the immidiate coast.
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So when we move into Snapchat Discover, it's the same kind of thing.
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A rainy pattern continues across the East as we move into the weekend.
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Daphne Koller, Coursera's co-founder, is leading the company's move into this area.
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"The next step for electronics is to move into the body," he says.
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Most of the staff will move into the new building from late 2017.
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Their connection deepened quickly, and they planned to move into their own apartment.
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Are there problems of gangs that are trying to move into FARC territories?
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However, he warned that Amazon's move into gaming could cause users to revolt.
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Amazon, Apple, Google and Microsoft are already making the move into connected cars.
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I've wanted to move into an engineering leadership role for a long time.
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When they no longer can, these workers often move into lower-paying jobs.
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Beyond the recent move into the black, PetIQ also cuddled up to investors.
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As you move into your second trimester, good belly support becomes a priority.
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Transsion's move into venture investing tracks greater influence from China in African tech.
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We're finally going to be able to move into the realm of personalization.
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And when women move into a previously male-dominated area, the pay drops.
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A move into apparel is part of "Kroger Restock," the company said Friday.
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Putting it in context:This marks Uber Health's first public move into healthcare logistics.
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I'd like to see corporate money move into pensions, taxes, and public programs.
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Before we could move into the house we needed to have running water.
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As August, Angela, Gigi and Sylvia move into adolescence, every kiss feels fraught.
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Don't tell Google your new address when you move into a new office.
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"It makes me want to move into the city or something," she said.
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Before people move into tiny homes they typically have to downsize — a lot.
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Golden State will move into the Chase Center in San Francisco next season.
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In terms of expansion, the RedDoorz expects to move into new countries soon.
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The other groups will keep their names and move into AFP offices initially.
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As we move into 2018, most people see higher chances of policy changes.
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Instead, Extell is marketing a completed building that buyers can move into immediately.
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Nordstrom's long, winding attempt to move into private ownership took another turn Monday.
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For Intel, Amazon's move into C.P.U.s is a strike at a longtime strength.
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The rate would move into a range between 2.25 percent and 2.5 percent.
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Yet the following weekend a sergeant ordered me to move into another room.
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Meanwhile, the American generation behind millennials has started to move into the workplace.
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" He added, "I have decided that I will not move into this house.
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Unless you move into the woods, you probably can't forgo all commercial transactions.
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Let's let these eight myths and misconceptions die as we move into 2018.
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"We all should be prepared to move into the worst outcome," Rochester said.
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GoFundMe's deeper move into B2B has been a long time in the making.
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Six young, attractive men and women move into a beautiful house in Tokyo.
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The move is Ford's biggest effort to move into self-driving car research.
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So we will look into that as we move into the off-season.
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He's looking to move into new areas like movie theaters and cruise ships.
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Other companies said they want to move into healthcare without competing with incumbents.
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Op-Ed Contributors Imagine your mother needs to move into a nursing home.
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As the planets transit, they move into different signs, picking up different meanings.
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The weekend: With the cold front gone, temperatures may move into the 50s.
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The move into Nordstrom comes as Glossier's business has been on a tear.
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And Bartell will move into a one-bedroom unit in an apartment building.
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After she graduated, Ms. Chen decided to forgo medicine and move into finance.
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"We're soon going to move into a long, frustrating recovery process," Bossert said.
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Those could also move into the factory known locally as the Poletown plant.
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As part of a reorganization, I'm supposed to move into a new role.
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The moment you move into the 'I'—intelligence—it's the realm of philosophy.
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Sometimes I love a TV show because I want to move into it.
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Are a bunch of bears going to move into an annex in the Pentagon?
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That could unlock the door for a move into other verticals in the future.
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Some CEOs said they expect more consolidation as tech companies move into the sector.
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And recent reports suggest that Amazon is considering a move into the pharmaceutical industry.
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Attesting that as money flowed out of bonds, it didn't compulsively move into stocks.
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Next, it wants to move into providing lucrative web development and app design services.
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Or she could move into a nursing home to receive end-of-life care.
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We'll move into Texas and Florida in the future; they also feature big markets.
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Apple's landing page in Indonesia The move into Indonesia is certainly important for Apple.
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I will tell you what, now, I just want to move into the cave.
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It's possible some troops would deploy first to Kuwait and then move into Syria.
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I feel like as you move into the corporate world, things are very structured.
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" And she's still "scared to leave and move into a bigger, more expensive place.
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An estimated 3-5% of FARC fighters have refused to move into the camps.
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Something to bear in mind as we move into the second decade of cryptocurrencies.
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Olga will move into Louisiana late Friday as it merges with a cold front.
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Soon the bugs will be gone and the cows will move into to barn.
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" He'll retire in four years, then "find some land and move into the country.
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A move into Singapore and Thailand would significantly bolster its presence in Southeast Asia.
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The new name also gives the company room to move into more verticals, too.
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The move into Netflix's territory comes as Apple faces slowing demand for the iPhone.
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After that, she'll move into deep feeling Cancer for the rest of the day.
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The platform is a strategic move into the growing self-service niche in adtech.
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South Korea is making a big move into the self-driving car development space.
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Larroquette: I mean, we have to move into some other realm at some point.
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This does not, however, signal a move into the luxury smartwatch sector by Fitbit.
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Joe Ferguson will move into a tie for 12th with six others with 53.
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For a while, Yusaf's suicidal ideation persisted after his move into Cherry's LA home.
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What effect will Saturn's upcoming move into Capricorn have on us and our partnership?
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GE will still move into the new facility, but with only around 250 employees.
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Council housing is popular, as the long waiting lists to move into it attest.
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Amazon is now trying to move into New York City, facing some push back.
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It won't be long now until they ask us to move into the garage.
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"I think that's a concerning sign as we move into the summer," he said.
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That matters more than whether individual white people move into a mostly black neighborhood.
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"Investors ask us about Amazon's move into NFL football," Netflix said in the release.
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"[Disney] bought a house for his mom and dad to move into," explained Hahn.
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The Marine Corps estimates 200 women a year will move into ground combat roles.
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Trader Steve Grasso said he made a move into EEM right after the election.
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Cavs coach Tyronn Lue indicated, however, Shumpert's move into the lineup is long term.
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After SXSW, he plans to move into into the model Kasita with his partner.
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On up, to code and move into this in college and things like that.
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The companies' relatively late move into the big-agriculture merger game, behind DowDuPont DWDP.
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In this case, Salesforce really felt like they wanted to move into this space.
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The White House has said the two will move into the 1600 Pennsylvania Ave.
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The deal will allow it to move into the larger inner-city Tegel airport.
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Stamkos fired a shot from the left side before Holtby could move into position.
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The agreement with Gelita marks the company's first move into food and beverage additives.
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As we move into 2018, there is so much more that we can do.
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They decided that the Americans and the Afghans would move into Kunduz that night.
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" Azour discussed Saudi Arabia's impetus to "genuinely move into a private sector-led economy.
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Recruiting women and helping them move into positions of leadership really shifts the agenda.
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New York (CNN Business)Warren Buffett is making an even bigger move into banks.
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AND I THINK WE'VE MOVED FROM NONE AND WE'RE ABOUT TO MOVE INTO OVERREACHING.
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It was the committee that found apartments for the band members to move into.
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CNN forecasters anticipate Philippe will move into the western Atlantic Ocean by Monday afternoon.
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He did not plan to move into the governor's mansion until after the vote.
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We've launched a petition asking Congress to wake up and move into emergency mode.
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When that happens, there will be a massive move into the Greek stock market.
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Insurgencies are centripetal: They start in the countryside and move into the government centers.
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Thousands of freshmen will pack up their belongings and move into a dorm room.
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He also blamed former US President Barack Obama for Russia's move into that nation.
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A steady stream of heavy rain and mountain snow will move into the Northwest.
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Uber's recent diversification includes a move into trucking with the launch of Uber Freight.
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Yet, as we move into the streaming world, the songwriters are getting completely screwed.
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So they sit and wait for Iraqi forces to move into densely populated areas.
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I saw a workplace psychologist and they told me I should move into events.
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The first thing is to be able to systematically move into the container technology.
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The company wants to leverage this with a deeper move into payments and banking.
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Atlassian already knew they needed to update the code to move into the future.
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Maybe on top of that Mercury Prize Skep might consider a move into politics?
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She and her new husband reportedly move into a bungalow in Mumbai called Gulita.
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They were poised to move into the capital as Jammeh's army provided no resistance.
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Which is why this sudden move into hackneyed territory feels like such a letdown.
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City Winery will move into a new space, yet to be determined, on Jan.
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But can it ever be "funny" when white families move into traditionally black neighborhoods?
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You know, Google tried to move into it, they keep trying to do it.
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Is that something you want to move into with your innovations and your transformation?
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There is no single plot, as characters move into, repair or decorate their apartments.
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She's not sure when she'll be able to move into an affordable studio apartment.
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AT&T Inc's WarnerMedia and Comcast Corp plan to move into the streaming market.
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The Berlin Fire and Rescue Academy will also move into the terminal's airport hangars.
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The outer bands of TS Dorian are beginning to move into E. Puerto Rico.
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Then I thought: How does that promotion move into the 20th and 21st centuries?
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If it is, Moderna's vaccine could move into the next phase of clinical testing.
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The incentives have helped thousands of people move into permanent housing throughout the city.
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A: You should not have to wait a year to move into your apartment.
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Chime and its ilk all want to eventually move into lending and other businesses.
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The move into Muslim apparel represents an opportunity to capitalize on a robust market.
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"I think you&aposll see that more as we move into 2020," he said.
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Colgate tried to move into frozen foods, with its Colgate Kitchen Entrees in 2014.
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Then there was Harley-Davidson, which decided to move into cake decorating and fragrances.
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Their quarters thus encircled, the Jews were forced to move into Novogrudok's first ghetto.
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Atkin produced a clean final run to score 84.60 and move into third place.
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But it was the playful move into a grungier aesthetic that stood out most.
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I'd have to empty my IRA and move into the gutter sooner than expected.
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They also cite Russia's move into Syria after U.S. forces withdrew late last year.
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As we move into 2020, though, we're about to see a pink, winged stampede.
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THRUSH: Let's use this as a springboard to move into the here and now.
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The company's goal is to move into home and auto lending eventually as well.
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But the listing could complicate the Chinese company's ambitions to move into other markets.
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However with Apple's big move into services this year, that's clearly got to change.
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By the end of 2014, she moves out and I move into an apartment.
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"We all should be prepared to move into the worst outcome," she told reporters.
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And next fall, they will move into their newly built home: Little Caesars Arena.
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"It's very possible after Chile, we move into an extended phase one," Moon added.
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Much depends on your interest in the new role you're supposed to move into.
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One has been the move into a digital era and arrival of social media.
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Facebook has faced backlash to its move into paymentsLibra has had a tough start.
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It could be weeks or even months before they're able to move into Mosul.
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The Marine Corps estimates 200 women a year will move into ground combat jobs.
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And it will help countless people more move into in-demand, high paying careers.
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Lawmakers added an exemption to the bill for areas that Amazon's headquarters would move into.
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It's not hyperbolic to say that Boehme helped Coca-Cola move into the digital age.
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Soon, we would move into a transitional apartment complex that doubled as a halfway house.
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In Rent the Runway's case, the move into physical stores is part of that model.
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Light rain and snow will move into western Pennsylvania and New York during the evening.
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WHAT WE TALKED ABOUT TODAY IS MAKING SURE WE MOVE INTO THAT RETAIL WINNER'S CIRCLE.
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Let's move into politics just a tiny bit and then I want you to read.
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A real estate agent talks about helping Reddit with its recent move into the Tenderloin.
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Eyewear is poised to move into a new realm, from fashion statement to technological assistant.
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It's another big move into food from the internet retailer, and expands Amazon's global reach.
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The system is forecast to move into Texas, near Corpus Christi, with additional heavy rain.
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While meanwhile billionaire Starbucks founder Howard Schultz is also reporteldy mulling a move into politics.
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For the then-26-year-old, it was another bold move into an unknown environment.
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He said he hopes to be stable and find a home to move into soon.
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Within the next year, Sullivan and her husband plan to move into their own home.
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What should Silicon Valley companies be doing to move into some of these untapped markets?
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Previous attempts by mainly service-based companies to move into hardware haven't gone especially well.
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They then move into nine retail modules that take a combined 4 ½ hours to complete.
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After a few minutes, he asked the group to move into a nearby beer pavilion.
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And then even the poorest families will eventually just not move into a school district.
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After making a move into streaming traditional sports, Twitter will now start streaming e-sports.
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From there, it seemed sort of a natural progression to move into the STEM field.
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Tomorrow, May 15, Uranus will move into Taurus for a nice, long, script-flipping stay.
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"We see potential as we move into that area further to the west," Bruner said.
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But that aggressive move into troubled neighborhoods has come at a cost for their inhabitants.
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Then, in a complete attitudinal 180, Claire asks her to move into the White House.
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He expects to see a sideways-to-higher move into the end of the year.
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The Moon and Mercury move into the sign of Cancer today (☿♋︎ & ☾♋︎).
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Ferguson decided to move into the tech field when she was expecting her third child.
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Beyond a straight-up expansion, Coverfox could move into new markets via partnership or franchise.
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Detroit will move into the new Little Caesars Arena for the 2017-18 NHL season.
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In the coming weeks, flurries of freshmen will move into dorm rooms across the country.
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She started to move into Raniere's inner circle when two confidants died and another defected.
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Mid-month, the messenger planet will move into your eighth house of death and rebirth.
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After that, your ruling planet will move into your sixth house of health and work.
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Amazon's move into mail is also a notable example of the cyclical nature of shopping.
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From there, it could track up the Southeast coast or move into the Gulf Coast.
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It's currently targeting the pet food market, but ultimately plans to move into human consumption.
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Consignment shipments are more likely to move into and around the US in the mail.
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This March, Uranus, the planet of innovation, will move into your 10th house of career.
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But it was not until the 1990s that women were able move into combat positions.
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But they tended, eventually, to move into higher-skilled, higher-paying jobs at other firms.
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In the show's second episode, a friendly doorman helps her move into her own apartment.
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From there the storm will track through toward the northwest and move into mainland China.
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Your words built a castle for her to move into when the prognosis got worse.
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Qualgro is looking to back companies that seek the opportunities to move into Southeast Asia.
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But would he be ready to move into a top team as early as 21?
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When people began to move into cities, space became scarce and waste disposal got ugly.
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Social isolation is another concern, especially as baby boomers move into their eighties and beyond.
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This week's Disney announcement is just the latest step for esports' move into mainstream television.
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Schulman will move into his role June 5, while Bickley's promotion is effective July 2.
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The move into ownership of a Latin American club would be unusual for Chinese investors.
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When I was mad at Glory, I started to move into the world of investment.
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The government has urged people to leave low-lying areas and move into relief shelters.
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As we move into the 1970s, the cars begin to appear more like superlative characters.
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Later that morning Venus will move into Aquarius, attracting beauty and organization to your home.
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If you break above that level, then you would see a speculative move into gold.
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The survey comes as House Democrats move into the public phase of their impeachment inquiry.
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Back home Square is also planning to make a move into more traditional banking services.
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An editor and an astronomer get engaged and move into a cheap and small apartment.
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Steger's initial move into the bureau had been planned before the Gongora shooting, he said.
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What do we know of the woman who will soon move into 10 Downing Street?
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" There are key players you need to know before we move into the tangible "proof.
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Nearby, a group of women, seeking refuge from unhappy pasts, move into an old convent.
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The passengers remained on the train and are currently on the move into the station.
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Amazon will decide before Thanksgiving whether to move into selling prescription drugs online, CNBC reported.
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Let's move into Variety territory with this scene from "THE BIG BANG THEORY": Your thoughts?
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"A crisp, cool, fall air mass will move into the city" this weekend, he said.
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Fall temps move into the city tonight, bringing chillier readings and a chance of rain.
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Mr. Glasser said plans are for the film to move into wide release starting Wednesday.
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CNBC reported this year that Amazon has been mulling a move into the prescription business.
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When I identify areas I think are undervalued and unappreciated, I move into them aggressively.
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After that, you'll move into a repayment period where you can no longer borrow money.
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Monzo's move into lending also suggests the neobank is somewhat cautious about its marketplace approach.
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In Barkley's absence, Gallman will move into the starting role in the New York offense.
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They move into homes and businesses, and they move very fast from structure to structure.
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My experience was to move into this space and understand the differences to my own.
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Andrew remained seriously ill, forcing his mother, Esther, to move into the hospital with him.
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At the same time, you're planning to move into a new space at year end.
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Lovely Venus and messenger planet Mercury both move into your sign this month—get excited.
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The family is slated to move into the Hidden Hills home once construction is finished.
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Without Medicaid, Lucas—and so many others—would have to move into a nursing home.
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"It flowed from the shift in institutional investors' move into the political activism," he said.
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Mr. Chai said he wanted to move into the tech industry because of its growth.
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In recent years, Google, Apple, Amazon, and Microsoft have all tried to move into cars.
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Most of the concerns about safe havens focus on the Islamic State's move into Afghanistan.
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Where are you going to move into and pay deposits, light and water for $1,700?
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Committee assignments are still being handed out; some people have to move into new offices.
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We move into our next segment talking about America's direction and let's talk about race.
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Two growing seasons ago The Times was obliged to move into another house in Kabul.
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The Carsons were the second black family to move into their neighborhood in northwest Detroit.
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This graveyard community where people from the provinces come and move into as their home.
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The next group of designers in residence is to move into the studio in April.
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Si did not want to move into the digital realm and distract from the magazines.
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I read on your site that you're trying to move into designing your own mascots?
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Suzanne and Grant move into a house that is too small for their growing family.
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Investors, meanwhile, continued to move into safety plays despite the modest gains in equity markets.
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But it is entirely possible to move into a rent-stabilized apartment without realizing it.
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"I was like, you may as well just move into my studio," Mr. Ahlund said.
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The major move into the modern era occurred in 2016 when the museum installed lighting.
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A year later, he had saved enough to move into an apartment with a roommate.
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Morimoto Management will move into the space this month and use it for executive offices.
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Amazon may make a bigger move into physical stores this year, according to one analyst.
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So in theory Republicans should also be very excited to move into the public stage.
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It's not clear whether the company will downsize existing locations or move into smaller spaces.
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He also suggested that today's pilots could also ultimately move into aerospace or avionics instead.
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Ms. Odom, who hoped to move into the house, staked out the County-City Building.
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With Makarim now focused on a move into politics, a tie-up seems more palatable.
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But those shortages are expected to be temporary as offshore shipments move into Florida's ports.
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Is there another department that you could move into where you would feel more challenged?
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Over the next month, we'll all feel Libra's influence, until we move into Scorpio season.
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Even so, when companies move into tangential businesses, it's often a worrying sign of sprawl.
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A group of 22014,21.17 companies are expected to move into the space by early July.
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Britain's Atkins produced a clean third run to score 84.60 and move into third place.
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It has raised capital for the move into electric cars and also sports utility vehicles.
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Resources move into local communities and nonprofits instead of into recruiting pipelines for tech giants.
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The news follows reports that Amazon is seriously considering a move into the pharmaceutical industry.
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Still, investors are keeping a close eye on Amazon's move into the business supplies space.
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With the notes newly assembled digitally, Darwin's work can now move into the 21st century.
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But Britain will then move into transition, during which its membership will in effect continue.
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AK: Is Baidu cloud as well a potential product you could move into the U.S.?
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For homeless children, the negative effects don't end when they move into a new home.
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As we move into the era of driverless cars, can pilotless planes be far behind?
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Mainly Stephen Ross, a billionaire developer who will move into a penthouse at Hudson Yards.
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I met those guys here until they had to sadly move into the LinkedIn building.
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Freezing rain and ice storms were expected to move into northern New England through Monday.
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Would that make them move into other areas or just be cheaper for rich people?
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Designer Kyle Wolf suspects the technology move into rehab for physical brain injuries as well.
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Eventually, the daughters all but cut off contact and move into properties rented by Kelly.
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As Bund yields edge closer to zero, talk of a move into negative territory has grown.
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The arrows point left, right and straight ahead, guiding passengers where to move into the train.
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For Dish, it's a way to move into mobile without building a service on its own.
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Some analysts, however, are skeptical of Pandora's ability to move into new markets and become profitable.
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Next, it wants to move into other beauty products, using personalization to provide next-level satisfaction.
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Bloomingdale's is getting ready to move into a 550,000-square-foot office right up the street.
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" "Men have greater freedoms, often, to express themselves and to move into spaces, physical or virtual.
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Heavy rain will move into the Mid-Atlantic region and up through the I-95 corridor.
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The sun and Venus move into your sign, encouraging style and grace for the coming weeks.
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It added that its new strategy envisaged a move into digital production, with "online first" content.
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I'm gonna move into sort of the state of venture capital in Silicon Valley right now.
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It currently has offices in Midtown Manhattan and will move into the new 378,000 sq. ft.
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"We have to put this move into perspective," said Adam Sarhan, CEO at 50 Park Investments.
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The Doreys would take over the great room, Alissa would move into her parents' old room.
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Stephen Jr. would move into Alissa's room, and Vincent would get the shared room to himself.
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Many of the camp's new residents complained of being forced to move into the rehab center.
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"People tend to move into this area and then never move out," said Ms. Shapiro, 49.
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Next summer we will move into the Adelphi building, a renovated 214s hulk near the Strand.
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You'll start with squats, move into partner hand-rows, and get in plenty of burpees, too.
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A new type of Surface hardware would compliment Microsoft's move into audio with its Surface Headphones.
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Diageo, one of the world's biggest brewers, has made an unexpectedly successful move into craft beer.
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In recent years there has been a lot of talk of Amazon's move into the enterprise.
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Overall, Founders Factory's move into Africa and healthcare (through FFA) raises several compelling things to watch.
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In July, she told Cosmopolitan that she's looking to move into film as her career progresses.
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And apparently they didn't move into that super cute apartment with Dorothy, which goes completely unexplained.
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Airbnb could move into all sorts of travel and just kinda take it off the table.
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If Bloomberg's report is accurate, this will be far from Intel's first move into augmented reality.
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Yes. What do you think there that's going to happen as things move into the house?
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We were forced to move into a homeless shelter in Brooklyn, miles away from my home.
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The move into photo books will challenge Apple, Amazon and older photo printing companies, like Shutterfly.
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All four ultimately move into a lavish mansion together, where they ride around on miniature motorbikes.
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You no longer just move into an area and get automatically healed by a magical aura.
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They're going to be very thoughtful about when to make investments and move into other businesses.
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So if we could take over the device, we could then move into the internal network.
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Some moisture and cooler temperatures will move into the Southwest courtesy of the remnants of Bud.
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Ramirez's home run was his 219rd to move into a tie for the American League lead.
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The investment behemoth's 2014 move into A.S. Watson was a bold - and pricey - bet on consumers.
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Its $699 price (later reduced to $499) also predated Samsung/Apple/Google's move into budget flagships.
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The mass email companies like MailChimp and Constant Contact might wise up and move into messaging.
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Part of the reason is that tailbacks encourage people to move into cities rather than commute.
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She needed to get away from shock, and move into something more transcendent, and ultimately commercial.
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For now it doesn't look like this is Spotify's move into being more like Soundcloud, though.
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Cosgrove also is a heart surgeon and will move into an "advisory role," the system said.
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Lynas' move into the United States follows ongoing regulatory issues at its processing plant in Malaysia.
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Markets have already pushed expectations for a move into 2020, threatening to make ECB guidance obsolete.
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The move into equities would come after a turbulent start to the year in Chinese equities.
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Initially, Zier's move into the weight-management industry was met with much skepticism among Nutrisystem's investors.
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My father gets a new job, and we move into a new model, two towns over.
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In many countries the way to get ahead in a school is to move into management.
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This is how we write a tight lede and move into the heart of the story.
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THIS HAS STARTED TO MOVE INTO OUR WHEEL HOUSE AND WE'RE TAKING ADVANTAGE OF IT NOW.
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Mr. Thomas's move into sculpture, though well-received, has been, to my mind, much less exciting.
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This came after the Bengals moved 60 yards on 10 plays to move into scoring position.
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That would first require Democrats to win a simple majority vote to move into executive session.
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It's a natural evolution for that leadership position to move into that long-form content game.
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He had experience making clothing for functional activities, and saw an opportunity to move into yoga.
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WeWork is preparing to move into this massive, flashy Brooklyn building as its IPO plans crumble.
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Mr. Veeder responded by asking Dr. Boone if he would like to move into his loft.
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Apple took the wraps off its long-rumored move into subscription-based entertainment services in March.
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Nordvig said he expects to see continued flows into China as investors move into Chinese markets.
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As we move into the holiday shopping season, several studies predict major wins for Cyber Monday.
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We're losing, you know, when you see a Carrier move into Mexico, those are good jobs.
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Allowing the GOP to move into Trumpism will lead away from that hope, not toward it.
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I never had the means to move into a bigger apartment—and I never intended to.
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Spread your feet wide and move into this position if you're hoping for fewer mental roadblocks.
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Apple making a stronger move into services for artists plays into both sides of the marketplace.
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The big picture: Several politicos have moved — or are trying to move — into the media arena.
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Inspirational stuff as we move into the weekend, thank you Kid Cudi and, uh, Billy Corgan!
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Mr. Hodge will move into a new role as managing director and senior adviser, Pimco said.
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"When you have to move into a facility, you think your life is over," she said.
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Nationally, Democrats see the district as one of their best chances to move into red territory.
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" To which he replies: "You're gonna dress up like a badger and move into my cellar?
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He began by raising business taxes while offering incentives for companies to move into the district.
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Many of his best workers left the island or are trying to move into other industries.
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In an interview, the longtime Disney Channel star discusses her "scary" move into explicit, provocative television.
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The coalition's move into Germany predated Brexit, but Britain's withdrawal has added impetus to the expansion.
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As the pulse of expectation builds, we seem poised to move into full-on dance music.
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So we're baby stepping, but we're moving in a direction that we want to move into.
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They move into their father's childhood home, Key House, which certainly lives up to its name.
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Eventually, the couple were able to move into an apartment of their own in Elmhurst, Queens.
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In an ectopic pregnancy, the egg can not move into the uterus for a healthy pregnancy.
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It's a big, big move into our deepest and most personal and private parts of ourselves.
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Jared is now divesting his shares in Thrive because of his move into the White House.
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He anticipates investors will move into the bond market for continued "risk-off appetite" into August.
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Move into their apartment for the duration to walk and feed Pearl, their sweet ancient Labrador.
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The Oilers move into the new downtown Rogers Place, which seats 18,641 for hockey, next season.
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So companies like ours have to move into more complex value added medicines as you described.
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The move into bonds came as stocks plunged with the Dow down more than 1,000 points.
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Monogamous couples move into nonmonogamy for all kinds of reasons — unmet sexual desire, boredom, illness, curiosity.
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"As we move into our third century," a band announcer intoned in his introduction, as Sgt.
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"Essentially, you can just move into the home and start making your mortgage payments," he says.
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Westbrook passed Fat Lever in all-time triple doubles to move into sixth place all-time.
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Now, as we move into the final stretch before primary voting begins, those demographics are changing.
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The elder Ms. Varvaro hopes they can eventually move into a ground-level, two-bedroom apartment.
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"We expect this momentum to continue as we move into the favorable holiday season," he added.
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Indigenous voices matter to all of us as we move into an ever more uncertain future.
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Even so, the move into direct to consumer streaming has been a triumphant victory for McMahon.
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Facebook's decision to move into the dating space may strike some as brazen or tone deaf.
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These are actual supportive measures that would have probably help ease Amazon's move into the community.
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More often, nonprofits move into food deserts with their own stores or residents establish food cooperatives.
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Then a couple with a young child move into a newly built house across the lake.
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The MCU will move into TV as well, with shows that tie directly into the movies.
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This reintegration into the global community saw companies like French hotel giant Accor move into Iran.
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Pichai had to move into action, immediately meeting with Trump in attempts to smooth things over.
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"Semiprecious stones are trending in jewelry, and we're seeing it move into watches," Ms. Redgrave said.
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And their offspring have every chance of establishing new packs as they move into Western Europe.
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"When they have the opportunity to move into housing, it is really life changing," Misa says.
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One gentleman had taken on an apprenticeship in welding to move into other types of manufacturing.
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Act 4 is the falling action, where all the pieces move into place for the final resolution.
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Resynth takes this grid of squares and turns the blocks you need to move into the notes.
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At this point, most of my peers are considering MBAs to move into the six-figure range.
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Moscow may be open for that: It gave a green-light for Ankara&aposs move into Syria.
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The move into cloud services puts Tencent in direct competition with fellow Chinese tech giant Alibaba (BABA).
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Warm, southerly air will move into the system as it pushes into the Ohio Valley, Chinchar said.
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Can I send out formal invitations complete with a registry when I move into my new apartment?
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However, the latest data showed that speculators are continuing to move into smaller cities with fewer controls.
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Then it will move into Pisces after 2:43 PM EST and stay there until Friday morning.
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Square says it came to the decision to move into consumer lending services because of customer demand.
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When the families came over, they started to move into residential areas, working-class areas in particular.
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Still, online shopping is Amazon's wheelhouse, and it makes sense for the company to move into delivery.
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But none of them have made a big move into the IoT like Amazon has so far.
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Spotify announced its move into video last spring, and finally rolled out an offering early this year.
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Valdez said she plans to move into a longer-term rental an hour away in Yuba City.
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The locusts moved into Uganda this week and may move into South Sudan, the United Nations warned.
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The Minangkabau, from West Sumatra, practice matrilocality—that is, newly married couples move into the wife's household.
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After the official ceremony, intricately dressed performers move into the reservation circle, dancing in tight, coordinated movements.
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AND THERE'S THE NEW SEGMENTS THAT WE'RE GOING TO MOVE INTO AND ACCELERATE AT A FASTER RATE.
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Dobbie and her boys lived at a shelter, but were about to move into their own apartment.
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Self-storage gives individuals a way to keep belongings as they move into smaller apartments and homes.
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When Ricky needed a place to stay, Ernesto let him and his girlfriend move into his house.
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I think we're about to move into a new phase where bots are a really interesting dimension.
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With Mexico, what's going to happen is all the companies would immediately move into the United States.
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Jim Renacci, who is running for governor but has received encouragement to move into the Senate race.
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Plus, Venus will move into Sagittarius on January 7, drumming up even more creative and positive energy.
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The bottom line: This is another deep-pocketed move into cancer medicines from a Big Pharma company.
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In another version a Western tech giant—Amazon is mentioned most often—decides to move into banking.
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Instead, The Sun reported that Harry and Meghan will move into Frogmore Cottage on the Windsor Estate.
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Amazon's online sales prowess, meanwhile, means that it shakes up any market it decides to move into.
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Next the coalition will have to move into the mountainous highlands, where the Houthis enjoy more support.
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In the 1970s, hippies began to move into the shut-down city and restart the Christmas celebration.
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"It's not realistic at all to expect us to move into a state government," one student explained.
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On the 2nd, Venus, your personal planet of love, will move into your first house of self.
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Joe Thornton collected three points to move into 43th place (1,410) on the all-time list. 1.
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Last month, before the MAS decision, Reuters reported that Grab was exploring a move into Singapore banking.
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The "Fast Money " traders said on Tuesday it might be time to move into the homebuilder stocks.
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Now, the Alphabet-owned company is making a risky move into ride-hailing — or, more specifically, carpooling.
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The move into Home Depot will be the first true test of mainstream interest in solar energy.
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The increased geopolitical risks continued to spur investors to move into safer assets such as government debt.
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UPS — UPS is buying logistics company Marken for an undisclosed sum, expanding its move into medical deliveries.
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And when you move into the territory of deciding between a classic bag or a trendy one?
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Bend your knees slightly and move into a half-squat position to activate the gluteus medius. 21.
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Now, fully-healed and no longer zombie-like, Bart is ready to move into his new home.
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Eventually the company would like to move into helping students manage the loan repayment process, as well.
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Over the decades, I've watched other terror groups soften their image and move into the political mainstream.
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Once they've figured out the choreography of the whole thing, they move into the motion capture stage.
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He predicts Amazon will move into AI, voice technology, online ads, entertainment, shipping logistics, and even groceries.
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Non-traditional entrants will also continue to move into the sector through partnerships and as potential acquirers.
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What would surprise me is that people couldn't see why I would ever move into another world.
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That same piece also reported that Honest Beauty is looking to move into Western Europe and Australia.
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Wedbush is particularly bullish on Apple's move into streaming, estimating 100 million users in just three years.
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Some took exception to Aryzta's move into retailing and cancelled their production contracts with the Swiss company.
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In the Arctic, we could see oil companies or shipping lines move into the newly open waters.
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This is beginning to change, with companies like Walmart (with STRIVR) beginning to move into full production.
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For Kraus, Amazon's potential move into the pharmacy space, which CNBC reported on Tuesday, is not surprising.
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The three stage winners plus a Fan Vote winner will all move into the All-Star grid.
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Do you feel like a lot of internet companies do need to move into that analog space?
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The winds are generated when cold, dry air masses move into the Great Basin, Fox News reports.
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He posted a 14-under 130 halfway total, while Haas shot 66 to move into second place.
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Hughes wants her child to go to a better school, but can't move into a better district.
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The City Council wants Novitskaya, and about 1.6 million others, to move into new high-rise buildings.
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You can be sure that the Chinese company has had influence on shaping Paytm's move into messaging.
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Kelly also said move into selling auto parts online is a bad sign for names like , , and .
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An ObamaCare insurer will move into three new states while expanding its footprint in six existing markets.
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"As always, the Fed will continue to watch the data as we move into December," he wrote.
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We move into another room with a better machine and I ask her to fetch my husband.
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But with its move into physical retail, the necessity for rethinking antitrust law has never been greater.
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Some experts see a move into primary care as a way to build out its retail footprint.
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But slowing smartphone sales means it needs to move into other areas, such as cars and machinery.
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For a player to make it in the NBA, he has to move into someone else's locker.
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Now, you move into the wrong neighborhood, wrong people move to the wrong place, you have problems.
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Michel Temer, the vice-president, will now move into the Planalto, as the presidential palace is known.
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CT: Well these days, Alliance Group as a holding company has also made a move into infrastructure.
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Thursday afternoon: Rain, snow, and ice move into the Northeast, with snow becoming heavy across the interior.
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The company is also exploring a move into primary care to improve the processes of care delivery.
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Some creators flaunt skimpily dressed women in their thumbnails, and narratives frequently move into sexually-charged territory.
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Another 30 public finance bankers will also move into the building from offices at 299 Park Avenue.
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Far from a move into the 21st century, this treatment represents an escalation of oppression against women.
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Categories the company could move into — though no decisions have been made — include beverages and frozen food.
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General partners at the firm Brian Pokorny, Kevin Carter and Robert Pollak will move into advising roles.
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The move into healthcare could also help Walmart retain and grow traffic, the Morgan Stanley analysts said.
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But the arrival of the Cybertruck suggests some new, untapped vehicle segments that Tesla could move into.
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In June, the companies announced that Pluto TV would also move into Latin America in early 2020.
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Irvin needs two more 3-pointers to move into seventh place on Michigan's all-time list. 2.
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The system will then move into Colorado Sunday night through Christmas Day, which could affect travel conditions.
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With the move into the majority, his staff has more work, but also more room to breathe.
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She also plans to sell her house, move into a smaller apartment and give up her car.
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Cruelly, their move into California, which once seemed to trumpet their ambitions for independence, now feels isolating.
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This will see it move into the provision of physical space for female founders and working women.
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The blockchain would, in essence, allow capitalism to more fully move into the realm of the internet.
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Swiggy's major geographical expansion saw it move into 42 cities in tier-two and tier-three India.
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Way back in 2014, MLS side Orlando City SC agreed to move into a new downtown stadium.
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Over time, Huddly also plans to move beyond the video conferencing space and move into other areas.
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This was the only thing left for me to be able to move into my new house.
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For Hardeep Walia, Motif's chief executive, the move into automated wealth management was a long time coming.
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It was, after all, rather slow to increase smartphone screen size and move into the phablet space.
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Rachel, in the meantime, is having a hard time getting Darius to actually move into the mansion.
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Leading up to Tuesday's announcement, Facebook has taking strategic steps to move into the content-licensing business.
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Renters The decision to move into a studio apartment was not a difficult one for Kris Avery.
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Another, an antiterrorism training site in France, there are apartment complexes that look ready to move into.
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Amazon has already made a big move into brick-and-mortar retail by buying Whole Foods Market.
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Bret: I suspect we are going to move into a more acute phase of White House paranoia.
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The groom, then a student there and the dormitory president, was helping freshmen move into their rooms.
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Volvo's first commercial autonomous technology will move into real operation from pilot mode in winter this year.
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They spend much less time on the possible dangers of V.R. as we move into the future.
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He dismissed any idea that he was forced by the board to move into a new role.
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Did you have that same kind of moment where you decided to make the move into producing?
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Bring your knees back into your chest for a final hug before we move into final relaxation.
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White artists were encouraged to move into the neighborhood to attract people with higher income, they said.
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"I know your guys are looking to move into the territory of Casa Blanca," Pastor Danny continued.
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In the 1960s and 1970s we lived our lives thinking that we could move into the ecstatic.
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Then they move into jobs with more skills and responsibility, such as in the city's animal shelter.
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Though most people don't move into them until their 70s, it's smart to begin researching communities now.
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Judges will select just 10 teams to move into the finals, which take place on day two.
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So did Ashley and Damon Dickerson, who are about to move into a renovated two-family home.
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Ms. Wittig is about to move into a larger studio in London to accommodate her growing portfolio.
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If they develop any COVID-19 symptoms during their quarantines, the close contacts move into hospital isolation.
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"For him, it was a dream come true, to move into New York City," Mr. Diaz said.
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Before Mr. Trump's move into politics, it was a prominent venue for news conferences and celebrity sightings.
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Read more:WeWork is preparing to move into this massive, flashy Brooklyn building as its IPO plans crumble.
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Trump is expected to quickly move into place an acting director who shares his desire to deregulate.
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All the couples move into the same Atlanta apartment complex, which appears to be Spectrum on Spring.
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And he forked up another $150,050 so that his parents could move into the house in Katy.
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More than 100 leaders in the private sector committed to accelerating their move into the green economy.
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Should they ever need it, the development has an assisted-living section they could easily move into.
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Arizona has lost four straight since going 11-1 to move into the crowded N.L. playoff picture.
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Now he's contemplating more location shoots as he plans to move into another unit in the building.
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Ramani is one of a slew of former Twitter leaders to make the move into health care.
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"It's an open question what happens to these children when they move into primary school," he says.
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Both men say their move into tree planting is driven by a desire to boost their incomes.
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A Hudson Pacific spokeswoman said the streaming giant would move into the building in the coming months.
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The company is making a "logical" move into the issuing business which the company announced last month.
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But I decided to move into the dorms to work as a resident adviser this past fall.
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Republicans are also eager to move into the next stage of the investigation where transcripts are released.
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The Department of Defense released video footage of the Marines gearing up for their move into Iraq.
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Because of their activism we were eventually able to move into the town where I grew up.
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The CEO told Cramer that the company made a big move into artificial intelligence 7 years ago.
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Would you build a house if you knew anyone who wanted to could simply move into it?
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The Chinese AI companies have made efforts to move into new areas over the past few years.
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And all of this was happening as the world was beginning to move into the Industrial Age.
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The man and woman move into a shadowy area and it's impossible to tell what they're doing.
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And with those forces now mostly gone, Russian and regime aircraft may soon move into those areas.
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It's the kind of place you'd move into instantly, if you wanted to live in a play.
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The overall drawdown will see coalition forces move into a smaller number of bases and reduce personnel.
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As we move into the colder months, the risk for avian influenza increases, according to the USDA.
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Those trillions of dollars and wealth creation begin to finally move into the middle class and workers.
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A year ago, Gould and his wife decided to move into a beachfront property in Imperial Beach.
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Blac Chyna's getting ready to move into a new crib ... and it cost her a pretty penny.
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Just over a year ago Zillow, America's biggest online property marketplace, said it would move into i-buying.
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MoviePass needs to keep its customers because that's how it will move into more profitable arrangements with companies.
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WhatsApp's move into video messaging is not a surprise given the number of other companies offering alternative features.
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This will help us all prioritize what's most important — and profitable — as we move into our 2017 missions.
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Failing that, he would like to move into the backroom team and gain experience as a deputy skipper.
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The move into bonds did not come at the expense of stocks, a big winner since the election.
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We could only move into the future, and in the future, we have to identify with this country.
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Meanwhile, the bond market has been hit as investors cash in their fixed income and move into stocks.
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The identity of the other individual who will move into the COO and president roles was not clear.
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In the winter, I move into a sun room located in my house just a few feet away.
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More than two decades later, he's betting the company is preparing for a big move into health care.
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"God has given us this home as a gift and we're excited to move into it," Johanna says.
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With this cash, Pivotal could expand its product development, hire engineers and developers and move into foreign markets.
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Some managers worry about letting one of their employees move into a new role on a different team.
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In any case, Facebook's move into news set off yet another explosion of ways that people could connect.
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"(The sell-off) is in contrast to the recent move into Italy," DZ Bank analyst Rene Albrecht said.
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" She continues, "You can come into our organization in an operational role and move into a merchandising role.
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However, it can only move into pre-set positions and doesn't react to the movements of human players.
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His new guardian is a grumpy cafe owner, and you move into an empty apartment above the restaurant.
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Richards, 22013, says she reluctantly agreed to move into the home in Mulholland Estates in Beverly Hills, California.
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Some Democrats have wondered aloud if it is time for a new generation to move into the fore.
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Recognizing a consumer pivot away from diet culture and toward wellness, WW wants to move into that space.
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What used to happen: you'd hire a CEO and the you've move into a kind of VP role.
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Other issues even closer to the Ukraine impeachment inquiry could move into the courts in the coming days.
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Kerber beat Madison Brengle, 6-1, 6-26, to move into a fourth-round match against Annika Beck.
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That is partly because more blacks have been able to move into government jobs, which often pay well.
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Earlier this year, Facebook signalled a plan to move into LinkedIn's territory with the launch of job advertising.
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Forecast models show the storm could move into parts of Georgia and the Carolinas on Saturday and Sunday.
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The Huawei executive also received new bail terms which will allow her to move into a larger mansion.
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It's an interesting development also of the company's wider strategy to move into selling services, beyond physical products.
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But what will happen is the companies will move into the United States, back where they came from.
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Last August it acquired Brazilian laundry franchise Lava é Leva to move into another market in the region.
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You can watch the bots move and then humans move into it because they think it's real. Right.
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He also recognizes the political realities that the company faces as it tries to move into western markets.
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Clever software hands transmission from one satellite to the next as they move into and out of range.
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If downsizing is unlikely, boomers may at least sell up when they move into an old people's home.
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Earlier this month, SpaceX said they were ready to move into mass production with its Falcon 9 rocket.
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" "I just thanked God he did not move into the washrooms...I thanked God my wife was ok.
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Currency traders typically move into the yen from the dollar and riskier currencies in times of geopolitical nervousness.
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A move into takaful could allow for greater penetration in core markets in the Gulf and southeast Asia.
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Between the lines: Apple's move into services is likely to create even more of these kinds of issues.
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In some cases, Honore noted, residents could move into a shelter or hotel, with FEMA footing the bill.
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"Investors ask us about Amazon's move into NFL football," Netflix wrote in a letter to shareholders on Monday.
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As graduates move into new houses and apartments, give them the power to turn them into smart homes.
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Luongo picked up his 226th career win to move into sole possession of third place in NHL history.
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Multiple sellers and brands told CNBC that they are concerned about Amazon's move into the private label space.
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"We're really focused on how we move into that autonomous decade," said company CEO and president Rick Clemmer.
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The moon will then move into Leo, just in time to increase your sense of theatricality for Halloween.
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That deal allowed Gilead, then the world's largest maker of HIV drugs, to move into hepatitis C treatments.
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He also needs just two touchdown passes to move into third place on Missouri&aposs career touchdown list.
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The big shot by Harris helped the Nets (218-11) move into sixth place in the Eastern Conference.
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As the family grew, we&aposd have no choice but to move into houses damaged by that flood.
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What we saw on Sunday evening — the Iraqi government's move into Kirkuk — was its direct and predictable response.
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The move into yet another non-gaming arena signals Twitch's intention to expand beyond its video gaming roots.
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President Trump is trying to move into a new, post-Mueller phase in his relationship with Vladimir Putin.
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Beyond that, she revealed that Dahmakan plans to move into Singapore and Indonesia before the end of 2019.
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They get approval for the Turd Burglar to be their senior project, and move into Chloe's house ASAP.
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The storms were expected to move into Alabama Sunday evening and continue along a path extending to Michigan.
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He gets to become a CEO while Judson and Jean Phillipe move into the the sales leadership team.
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Several weeks later, the apartment above his is vacated and he has the chance to move into it.
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Dropbox, Box and others have also added compliance to their offerings to move into the $3.5 trillion market.
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Today's investment will help continue that trajectory and move into more worldwide markets, and expand its engineering efforts.
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It's unclear whether existing species could move into the dry land or if animals there now could disappear.
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Chia Network, as Cohen's startup is called, plans to move into its own space in the building soon.
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One industry source had told Reuters that the Standard Life Aberdeen deal signaled a broader move into insurance.
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He rolled in a birdie on the par-five 14th to move into the lead on seven-under.
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The move follows a trend of other telecom companies taking steps to move into the digital TV space.
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SoFi's move into cryptocurrency comes as the price of bitcoin and other digital assets have come crashing down.
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The Trump family is about to move into the White House, and their motto remains "always be grifting."
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That's great for homeowners, but not so great for young buyers hoping to move into larger suburban homes.
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Because business needs that predictability so they can invest and they can help us move into the future.
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If JIC is funded, the team will move into production and expects to start shipping cases in May.
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And after its virality helps Friendshop grow in beauty, it plans to move into other consumer goods businesses.
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This move into health is a sign that it could be looking for new content expansion now, too.
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To be approved to move into the town, applicants must demonstrate their devotion to Afrikaner heritage and culture.
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On Wednesday, the storms will continue through Florida but also move into Georgia, the Carolinas and eastern Virginia.
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The company has touted its move into residential living communities, dubbed WeLive, and early education schools called WeGrow.
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Right now, the startup doesn't cover payroll, benefits or other areas but it plans to move into those.
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"Business needs that predictability so that they can invest and help us move into the future," he said.
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Adami also said the CBOE Volatility Index could move into single digits and end up derailing the rally.
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"Broadly, come Christmas time, we will need to move into a different mode of receiving applications," Woods said.
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That may not be the case for 2018, so rushing a move into 2017 could harness a deduction.
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Oil output would continue to grow but level off in 2025 as drillers move into less-productive areas.
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On the technology and distribution side, Disney's acquisition of Sky is a major move into the international market.
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Some will move into customs and niche fetish stuff; most others will just vanish away into the ether.
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Stratton will fill the long-relief role held by Ty Blach, who will move into the Giants rotation.
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The smallest money maker is merchandising, but that could change as these merch titans move into the scene.
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"We were all going to become Warhol Superstars and move into The Factory," Alig told Interview in 1203.
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Cuomo, who was recently named the host of "Cuomo Prime Time," will permanently move into the 9 p.m.
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Jobs are scarce for those with criminal records, who disproportionately move into communities like Detroit with high unemployment.
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Likewise, Resch and Ghattas are also reportedly planning to move into the private sector after leaving the FBI.
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If he ascends, Johnson will move into 10 Downing Street with his partner, 31-year-old Carrie Symonds.
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We move into 2018 with a new diagnosis, renewed friendships, and the knowledge that Josh Chan is irrelevant.
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One reaction from investors has been to move into U.S. small-cap stocks that are more domestically focused.
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Perhaps Melania's recent move into the White House with Barron will add a familial touch to the enterprise.
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As more people move into remote, wooded areas prone to fire, more people are affected by the disasters.
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"When you move to this volcano, or move to this island, you move into her house," Bersamina said.
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The complicated nature of real estate may be why bitcoin has been slow to move into the market.
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But its move into Mexico marks the first instance of a direct expansion outside of its home market.
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He said New Age's move into CBD-based drinks is about health and wellness, not getting people stoned.
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The tech-centric role would be key for Hurd's move into enterprise computing after his tenure at NCR.
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Opposition leaders accuse Sarksyan of planning to move into the post of prime minister to continue ruling Armenia.
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With its new unit, we expect IKEA's smart home portfolio to move into new areas of the home.
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Another uncertainty is whether his eldest son, Malcolm, 43, will move into the castle when he inherits it.
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In Chicago, Uber will move into half a million square feet in the city's old Post Office building.
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"I'm worried this European/American style antivaccine movement is going to move into the global south," Hotez said.
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"And then you move into the role and you find out there's a whole 'nother level of it."
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"It's definitely a crazy first four days," she said after beating Kirsten Flipkens to move into round three.
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Last night, the Brazilian men's team downed Colombia, 2-0, to move into a semifinal match against Honduras.
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Also read: WeWork is preparing to move into this massive, flashy Brooklyn building as its IPO plans crumble.
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Chai said an investor who funded The Luxe Nomad was against the move into the nich villa market.
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So Amazon's move into consumer packaged goods gives it even more opportunity to flex its muscle with suppliers.
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Chicago missed a chance to move into the final Eastern Conference playoff spot after Detroit's lost at Charlotte.
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Details: The deal is valued at 1.4 billion euros and represents Total's latest move into the power space.
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Fans will see this as a move into more epic pop territory than her previous, younger-sounding music.
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Then I can move into which tracks I'm gonna finish and which ideas are missing from the story.
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Next week, Holzer plans to take a yoga class and move into the next part of his life.
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She has found temporary work, and they are preparing to move into a rented home of their own.
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Three young adults move into a gentrifying neighborhood; meanwhile, a serial killer is on the loose, targeting gentrifiers.
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Rumors of McCartney's impending move into menswear have been swirling since the fall '16 shows, according to WWD.
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Shifting headphones to the digital Lightning port allows most of this circuitry to move into the headphones themselves.
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Idera clearly wants to move into the DevOps business, and continuous integration is obviously a major building block.
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This is part of a broader move into safer assets (see article), but it also reflects Brexit fears.
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We're set up well to move into 2020 and do better than break even on an operating basis.
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Disability eventually provided just enough money to move into a friend's shack in Leona Valley near Palmdale, Calif.
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As we move into an increasingly multi-cloud world, there is a portability problem moving applications between clouds.
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But those areas are heavily damaged, and officials have told families to move into any available abandoned apartments.
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Defense Department officials are themselves wrestling with the complexity of their move into cloud computing and artificial intelligence.
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In the winter I move into a sun room located in my house just a few feet away.
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The center of the storm is expected to move into North Carolina on Thursday night and into Friday.
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He added that Spark planned to move into the first renovated building in the new complex in 2018.
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It really helps you move into a space where you really understand what's going on in your head.
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The move into financial services ran into trouble, and the company sold it all off in the 1990s.
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Was it simple nepotism and a foregone conclusion that you would join Hennessy and move into that position?
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My studio is shared with another artist who suggested I move into the connecting space adjoined to hers.
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And Disney's plans to use Fox content to forcefully move into streaming could slow the growth of Netflix.
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And we can't be afraid to be bold and to move into that space as much as possible.
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Something that you don't realise until you move into an unfurnished place is just how much mattresses cost.
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D.C. United, which finished last in the Eastern Conference, will move into a new stadium nearby next season.
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Move into a house or an apartment, and the space around it feels like part of your purchase.
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As we continue along the trail, we move into a discussion of specific samples used on the album.
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In this secondary plot, a black family, the Meyers, move into the house next door to the Lodges.
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It was expected to reach North Carolina's coast and move into the Atlantic by late Sunday, officials said.
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She plans to move into an apartment with her fiancé in November, around the time of their wedding.
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The artists have already moved into Performance Space's business offices, and will move into its theaters next month.
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The Hackathon judges review every completed project, and they'll pick only 10 teams to move into the finals.
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Sometimes her children would gather on her bed and talk about the house they would move into someday.
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Doyle has been CEO since 2010, and oversaw Domino's turnaround, including the move into online ordering and promotions.
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A partnership route is still a possibility, said Cassels, who has closely tracked Amazon's move into health care.
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It's about distraction — and disincentives to move into new categories, thus creating more space for startups to grow.
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Mr. Johnson and Ms. Symonds were the first unmarried couple ever to move into the prime minister's residence.
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The troops started to move into the country in late July, with the exercises scheduled for mid-September.
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On Monday, the Pentagon said the U.S. government was not "endorsing" Turkey's move into Syria, according to CNN.
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But while bears have been exiting positions, bulls have yet to make a big move into the space.
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See also: WeWork is preparing to move into this massive, flashy Brooklyn building as its IPO plans crumble.
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Ms. Troconis's move into the Farmington home was a major point of contention in the Dulos's court battle.
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That's because a clot can break apart and move into the lungs, leading to potentially fatal blockages there.
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He told CNBC he made the decision to move into health care after meeting Verily CEO Andy Conrad.
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FAO said there is also a risk that swarms could move into Kenya's neighbours Uganda and South Sudan.
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They would eventually move into an apartment owned by Ringo Starr at 34 Montagu Square in December 225.
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If your current job doesn't offer that, it's worth considering whether you can move into one that does.
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I want to move into a cupboard under their stairs and take care of their dogs full-time.
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Those officers and workers, in turn, had to move into a public school that closed before the storm.
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Pence has been renting a house in Northwest Washington and will move into the Naval Observatory after inauguration.
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Is it O.K., morally and politically, to declare the man about to move into the White House illegitimate?
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In later years, boys tend to move into shift work and minimum-wage jobs earlier than girls do.
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Once the restaurant closes, they will move into a big white farmhouse on Pantigo Road in East Hampton.
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In the meantime, market watchers are divided over whether to stay in the game or move into cash.
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This fall the Wings will move into Little Caesars Arena, which is being built about a mile away.
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Ms. Trump acknowledged the potential appearance of conflicts as her father prepared to move into the White House.
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"We're seeing more people move into the urban core of cities throughout the United States," Loucks told me.
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He is replacing Donald Trump, a former reality TV star now preparing to move into the White House.
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This year, Big Tech made its move into blockchain, in what may ultimately look like a hostile takeover.
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Amazon's move into broadcasting top sports events is seen as a way to boost its Prime subscription service.
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However, he did expect the company to make some smaller acquisitions to boost the move into mobile advertising.
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They move into nests that have been abandoned by other species of birds like crows, ravens, or hawks.
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Our financer was able to make this happen, and we found great tenants to move into our home.
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