So if the economic fundamentals move slowly, then exchange rates also move slowly, not gyrate like those exchange rates in the last couple of weeks.
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The best answer is to move slowly but firmly to dismantle the edifice of enforcement The best answer is to move slowly but firmly to dismantle the edifice of enforcement.
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So you'll want to move slowly and with clear intention.
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Let the masses move slowly at normal levels of actions.
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Still, these cases move slowly, including appeals and long investigations.
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Such audits move slowly, typically taking two years including appeals.
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If things move slowly, then there isn't as much mass.
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" "We have to move slowly ... the passage is very narrow.
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Move slowly, gauging the flow and depth as you go.
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Its core was expected to move slowly — at seven m.p.h.
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"We recognize that the wheels of justice move slowly," she said.
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"We should move slowly and firmly towards centralized supervision," Bassi said.
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Whenever politics get in the way, things tend to move slowly.
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But they move slowly, and needs on the ground evolve fast.
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"If you move slowly enough, maybe nobody will notice," he said.
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Or should it consider only backward-looking economic data, which move slowly?
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The rap against Mr. Knausgaard's fiction is that it can move slowly.
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And the Ways and Means Committee case is likely to move slowly.
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Remember to move slowly, holding the skin taut with your free hand.
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Their metabolisms are slow, their digestive tracks are long, and they move slowly.
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A vessel must move slowly enough so it doesn't produce a wake behind.
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Aim for the sky, but move slowly, enjoying every step along the way.
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They move slowly through lessons so that every student's tablet can catch up.
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But Cohn is in the camp that the central bank will move slowly.
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Massive and bruised men dress and move slowly, their bodies lost to ache.
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"You can't change the world with tiny factories that move slowly," he said.
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As the dance proceeds, two other dancers also move slowly on opposite balconies.
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Narrator: Since safety is so important, the line can move slowly... Instructor: Series!
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It still plans to move slowly because the economy continues to grow slowly.
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Growth and inflation remain low globally and we expect the Fed to move slowly.
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That&aposs another reason companies are likely to move slowly, at least at first.
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Usually, very large temperature differences are needed even for a droplet to move slowly.
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When players are human, they move slowly but wield a gun loaded with ink.
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You're a great leader, Aries, but move slowly during this intensely high-pressure period.
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Some fear that the storm will move slowly, impacting potentially less prepared inland areas.
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Ms. Yellen emphasized that the Fed would move slowly and carefully on interest rates.
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And whereas the official preference is to move slowly, money is not waiting around.
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Shifts are taking place in your career, but move slowly—Mercury is retrograde, Cancer.
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But economists expect authorities to move slowly to avoid a sharp jump in unemployment.
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On top of the numbers issue, frankly, things tend to move slowly in North Dakota.
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"Move slowly, and try not to break anything else" seems to be its new creed.
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Then he told me to move slowly as I took my wallet from my pocket.
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As someone who's been a regulator, you know that government can move slowly at times.
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It will be messy, full of conflict, and at times the Senate will move slowly.
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The process of managing everything from a will to online accounts can move slowly, too.
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That process continues to move, slowly, with depositions being taken from league and team officials.
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More distant worlds move slowly and take longer to complete an orbit than closer ones.
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But attacks on the vehicles seem to be rare, and the days can move slowly.
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The center of the storm is in Michigan, but will move slowly toward the Northeast.
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I move slowly, but still make a shake and grab my lunch on the way out.
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Because the risk of a backlash is so high, Mr Macron is wise to move slowly.
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When the penis or object is entering, be sure to breathe deeply and move slowly, she says.
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Perhaps ironically, Giegel stressed the need to move slowly and iteratively as it develops its ultrafast technology.
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But lawsuits tend to move slowly, and by the time Grand Staircase Escalante Partners et al. v.
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That's because American laws, and diplomatic relationships, move slowly and predate the borderless world of computer crime.
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I am unable to walk long distances, and I move slowly because of my shortness of breath.
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Even some Republicans are cautioning the administration to move slowly and to think through the potential repercussions.
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And even if Iran cheated, went the theory, it could only move slowly to avoid being found out.
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"Rates will move slowly, whether or not we get a little bit of a consolidation here," said Yamada.
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Torn between wanting to do everything in my control to get prepared, but also want to move slowly.
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That way, they can know where to apply extra attention, what to avoid, and when to move slowly.
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Alone on the second floor, she climbed onto an elliptical trainer and began to move, slowly at first.
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It's okay to move slowly, so long as you are giving yourself plenty of opportunities for new growth.
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Eight black Aerocene Explorer sculptures, controlled by the people on the ground with long ropes, move slowly overhead.
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A former California state chief fire marshal said firefighters have to move slowly and cautiously for several reasons.
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But the commission's spring forecast is now for France to "move slowly towards a more self-sustained recovery".
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It can move slowly as the pieces of a puzzle fall together and scientists refine their investigative tools.
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The bad: Searchers have to move slowly and delicately, because the wreckage is unstable and could collapse further.
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Once we make eye contact, you move slowly toward me, repeating in your mind exactly what to say.
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Though Hurricane Florence's circular wind speeds are high, it, too, is predicted to move slowly across the Carolinas.
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Identifying as sapiosexual gives him an easy way of telling potential partners why he needs to move slowly.
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Gross said he expects the Fed to move slowly on rate hikes, with just two likely for 2018.
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These video portraits move slowly up the length of the body, only revealing the face at the end.
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Jennifer Monson, too, asked her audience to move slowly, which wasn't hard to do at 5:15 a.m.
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"We want to move slowly in terms of explaining to society, and quickly in terms of implementation," she says.
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Like the boiling frog fable, ISPs are likely to move slowly to minimize consumer backlash and negative media coverage.
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GIDS tries to move slowly, offering counselling and seeking to explore why a child might wish to change sex.
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Move slowly, and prove things: It's the only way to create the kind of long-term change we're seeking.
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The tube of atoms has two regions: one where the atoms move slowly, and another where they move quickly.
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But most economists expect Beijing to move slowly, fearing social instability if millions are suddenly thrown out of work.
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Complaints abound: Buses move slowly in traffic; riders are not familiar with the routes; buses are not spaced evenly.
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Castano challenged me to move slowly and with control as I lowered my legs straight down towards the floor.
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There is something deliberate and meditative about his process, his willingness to move slowly as he fills the paper.
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It was forecast to crawl toward shore on Thursday and Friday, and move slowly along the coastline through Saturday.
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But as cities resist or move slowly on this issue, some activists are taking matters into their own hands.
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I have learned how to reverse the mechanism, so that I can make it move slowly, instead of fast.
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They then continued to move slowly higher, with the resulting move going from about 20133 percent to now 22013 percent.
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Lawsuits and antitrust cases move slowly, and in the time they can be tried, the markets tend to have mutated.
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Because economic fundamentals move only slowly, so if the economic fundamentals move slowly then the exchange rate also moves slowly.
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Moreover, medical records are a particularly sensitive class of data, which means hospitals might move slowly to adopt new technology.
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I think it's going to move slowly and it's likely to be watered down from whatever we've seen so far.
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And while you can never move time faster than normal speed, tilting the stick only slightly causes time to move slowly.
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The early episodes move slowly, like the vision of someone in a twilight state, a gradual sublimation into Eric Olson's mind.
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I was happy with their decision and I'd like to see them move slowly if and when they decide to adjust.
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But Uber has to move slowly to regain the trust of not just the public, but also city and local governments.
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That so many civilians have remained has hampered the fight, as Iraqi soldiers move slowly in an effort to protect them.
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Aries wants to zoom ahead, but things are going to move slowly at this time—which can be a good thing!
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Lines form quickly and move slowly, especially since industry professionals often get to cut to the front on an as-needed basis.
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"Some people argue that although Medicare for All is a great idea, we need to move slowly to get there," he said.
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Wanjala, who knew Ojiambo wanted to move slowly with Ooko, was shocked, and began asking her about that night: Who initiated it?
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The trick to getting through any retrograde is to move slowly and deliberately — and this summer of retrogrades galore is no exception.
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These flying robots might navigate Mars' rocky terrain better than traditional rovers, which move slowly and often get stuck in the sand.
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"THINGS TEND to move slowly around here," explains one resident of Sark, a tiny British crown dependency off the coast of Normandy.
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That long-stored lava would be relatively cool, and would move slowly when it flows out of the fissures near Leilani Estates.
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Enterprises do tend to move slowly, though, and even the early adopters that use OpenStack are only now starting to adopt containers.
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The shooting lasted more than 90 minutes, as officers responding to the attack were forced to move slowly and take cover often.
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Big things can move slowly in New York City, but Marin mounted a campaign for the city's backing that yielded quick results.
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When the robot head starts to move slowly on the track away from your body, you feel that you go with it.
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National Economic Council Director Larry Kudlow told Fox Business Network in June that the Fed should move slowly with interest rate hikes.
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"Here's the thing: The founding fathers devised a system meant to move slowly when the country was deeply divided," Mr. Axelrod said.
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The system is forecast to move slowly north-eastward, well offshore of the southeastern United States, the Miami-based weather forecaster added.
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The Fed plans to move slowly — minimizing the impact on economic conditions — initially reducing its holdings by just $10 billion a month.
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They move slowly across the desert, relying on rodent middlemen to collect their seeds and cache them in nearby patches of dirt.
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Barry is forecast to move slowly across Louisiana as it did across the Gulf since emerging off the coast of Florida on Wednesday.
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Lawmakers move slowly, and if we wait for devices like Facebook's or Neuralink's to hit the market, it could already be too late.
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These zombies move slowly, and crave whatever it is that they wanted when they were alive, from coffee to Xanax, chardonnay to Snapple.
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Forecasts put the hurricane "dangerously close" to the Atlantic Coast, where it is expected to move slowly northward along Georgia and South Carolina.
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The circular interior is lit by soft, diffused light and stray prismatic rainbows move slowly across the curved, white surfaces of the walls.
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But as a solo pianist Mr. Blake likes to move slowly and darkly through his music, sounding both implacable and open to anything.
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Indications are that the Cuban government remains strongly committed to move slowly in how its economy and its relations with the United States evolve.
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It's a model, progressive members argued, that would move slowly — which might help explain why the original list of drugs included was so small.
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Public opinion will probably move slowly, however disastrous the Brexit negotiations seem once the prime minister starts the two-year process on March 9th.
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Her pieces move slowly and deceptively, producing an illusory stillness—a respite from the world where you can stop and think for a second.
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But the government is designed to move slowly and doesn't often afford Trump the same immediate results that he could get by replacing Yates.
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"Again, it's like the cars, which turn away from the lanes of the accident and move slowly along the available lanes," Dr. Burlaga said.
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Chicago Fed President Charles Evans however later said the Fed should move slowly to raise rates and trim its portfolio due to soft inflation.
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That's why financial experts have very clear instructions for what to do if you have the winning ticket: keep quiet, move slowly, be strategic.
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But safe harbor protections have also allowed tech companies to move slowly when it comes to taking down content like hate speech or threats.
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The problem is that in the meantime, while legal challenges move slowly through the courts, patients in these states will be caught in the crossfire.
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Remember to move slowly and communicate carefully on the following days: March 5 to 28, July 7 to 31, and October 31 to November 20.
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If the courts move slowly, he could win the election only to have his candidacy annulled by the supreme court, perhaps triggering a new election.
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Then suddenly, without warning, cops say Jones dropped to his knees, interlocked his fingers behind his head and began to move slowly toward the ground.
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They worry a lot about operational risks such as computer failures or broken links between tech systems and move slowly and deliberately in changing providers.
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But while Britain might want to move slowly to leave Europe, countries like France and Germany would want to move swiftly, to reduce Britain's leverage.
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I decided to work on my blog and write-full-time, but I made my move slowly by writing during part-time hours at first.
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"Mudbound" begins with the digging of a grave and then jumps backward in time to move slowly toward the shadow of at least one death.
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He writes frankly about his jealous nature, his tendency to have his heart broken by straight men and his inability to move slowly with anyone.
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"Some people argue that although Medicare for All is a great idea, we need to move slowly to get there," Barkan said in his opening statement.
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As patent reforms continue to move slowly through the legislative system, the number of patents being awarded has declined for the first time in seven years.
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Link can crouch down and move slowly to limit the noise he makes, but the in-game execution feels iffy even at the best of times.
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Rubio says a part of the problem is that Congress was designed to move slowly, and that's an institutional hurdle in the fast-paced internet era.
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Florence is expected to go move slowly as it approaches North and South Carolina, whipping hurricane-force winds and dumping relentless rain at least through Saturday.
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The minutes bear that out, showing officials discussed the need to move slowly, and wait for economic data to indicate the Fed could further raise rates.
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We want them to move slowly, to be sweet and soft as velvet; for them to touch our lives and never hit the ground with a shatter.
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For its own part, Smith said Microsoft is going to move slowly on commercial use of face recognition while it explores what its own policies should be.
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Then there's the fact that the Supreme Court has declared that it wants to move slowly and cautiously on adapting the Fourth Amendment to changing technological circumstances.
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In addition to its impact on Indiana law, the decision signals that the Supreme Court may want to move slowly when it comes to the abortion issue.
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The NHC expects Harvey to move slowly over Texas and linger over the state for days, dumping as much 30 inches (76.2 cm) of rain on some areas.
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Now that the Fed has begun raising rates, Republicans complain it has offered a shifting set of reasons to move slowly, including political turmoil and market volatility overseas.
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The NHC, which has warned that catastrophic flooding was expected across portions of southern and southeastern Texas, expects Harvey to move slowly and linger over Texas for days.
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The NHC expects Harvey to move slowly over Texas and linger over the state for days, dumping as much 4723 inches (97 cm) of rain on some areas.
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An RV is first and foremost a vehicle, so weighing it down with heavy materials will make it move slowly and cause it to wear out more quickly.
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Meanwhile, threats to involve the courts are met with a yawn, as the president knows his first term is almost complete and the wheels of justice move … slowly.
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But young influencers also pose a risk to companies, and with the change still in early stages, major brands might move slowly in doing business with college athletes.
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After neglecting to put announced fuel price increases into effect last year, Egypt said that it would move slowly to pare subsidies through the decade without ending them.
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Among some positive signs for Twitter, the company anticipates revenue as a whole to move slowly upward in 2017, instead of remaining flat like it did over 2016.
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His movements on stage are a little clunky and robotic, but that could just be the design and material of the costume that force him to move slowly.
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The NHC, which has warned that catastrophic flooding were expected across portions of southern and southeastern Texas, expects Harvey to move slowly and linger over Texas for days.
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The system is expected to move slowly over the island of Crete and southern Greece on Saturday before picking up speed and heading into western Turkey on Sunday.
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He said that while the North and the South will move slowly to hold talks, the path to any kind of reconciliation necessarily runs through Washington as well.
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The Federal Reserve, which uses its benchmark funds level to control rates in the U.S., has been hiking on a regular basis but is expected to move slowly.
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So until NASA can articulate the need of doing another Moon program or going to Mars, any growth will move slowly — as long as the Apollo paradigm lives on.
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His notes could move slowly without telegraphing their destination, drawling down into nothing or cohering into bright, purposefully gapped lines, with backing chords that kept changing the tonal center.
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Carl Olofson, an analyst with IDC who covers the database market sees Oracle's database service offerings as critical to its cloud aspirations, but expects business could move slowly here.
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Stocks closed at their highest level of the year on Tuesday as investors appeared to welcome the Federal Reserve's signal that it would move slowly to raise interest rates.
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It was expected to move slowly toward the northwest later and then turn west on Saturday and continue over the weekend, the National Weather Service said in an advisory.
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Whenever you have animals like this, you have to train the crew around the animal to move slowly and talk softly, which is not really how film crews operate.
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The shuttles move slowly, and always have a human on board to direct sometimes confused riders, which make them feel like lower-risk entry points for cutting-edge technology.
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"Some people argue that although Medicare for All is a great idea, we need to move slowly to get there," he said during a now-rare trip to Washington.
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Federal Efforts in Data Privacy Move Slowly | The initiative has produced few data controls for consumers, even as advocates say the need is greater because of new web-connected gadgets.
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You'll need to move slowly and cautiously, often with limited risk of perishing, but the death sounds can be so irritating you'll just want to give up and start over.
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Instead, it is forcing the Taiwanese and Americans to deal with the fraying ambiguities of a one-China policy, as all three move slowly towards a new, more dangerous endgame.
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CNN has previously reported that a withdrawal of troops from Syria would take months because US commanders have said they need to move slowly in order to protect the troops.
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WASHINGTON — Even after President Trump sued him last month to keep his business records secret, Representative Elijah E. Cummings kept his cool and urged Congress to move slowly on impeachment.
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Tom Cole (R-Okla.), who's served in the House for the last 14 years, said Republicans need to keep perspective in an institution where change is designed to move slowly.
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Facebook will likely move slowly on approving these bot services, but as users get more comfortable chatting back and forth with a bot or a business the floodgates will probably open.
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These are a top priority whenever they appear; they move slowly and don't actually shoot at you, but they explode for big damage to the payload if they get too close.
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The forecast for Julia Julia is forecast to move slowly to the northeast, and although the winds will remain strong along the coast, very heavy rains will be the main threat.
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The W, A, S, and D keys generally used for movement on a keyboard, however, only offer on-off digital control, meaning it's not really possible to move slowly and smoothly.
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This system is expected to move slowly northwestward toward the northeastern coast of Mexico and interests along the Gulf coast of Mexico should monitor the progress of this system, the NHC added.
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But lawmakers move slowly, and if we wait for devices like Facebook's or Neuralink's to hit the market, it might already be too late to enshrine new rights for the neurotechnology age.
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The fact that Florence is expected to move slowly as it approaches landfall means there's a lot of energy and time for storm surges to accumulate along shorelines, bays, rivers, and inlets.
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Who's next: Rain is pelting Florida, and forecasts put the hurricane "dangerously close" to the coast in coming hours, where it is expected to move slowly northward along Georgia and South Carolina.
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Underwater gliders like the one China seized are designed to get around that problem by using changes in water temperature to make the vehicle rise or sink, but to always move slowly forward.
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I was careful to move slowly because the faster I rolled, the more the pen roller would slide off a straight line, especially if I didn't have a hard edge to rest against.
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"Even though they appear to move slowly, you can think of them as being propelled by little fires, each one burning really bright — so they need a lot of fuel," Dr. Browne said.
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Barges loaded with sand, freshly cut tree trunks and other goods move slowly up and down the muddy Yangtze River and the equally murky Jialing River, which meet in the heart of Chongqing.
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Yet according to a 2016 review of yoga research, the energy expended by those who move slowly during sun salutations generally compares to the demands of a stroll at three miles per hour.
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As Mr Miller points out, older churches move slowly because they are lumbered with hierarchies and rules; the Pentecostal world is one of quick startups, low barriers to entry and instant reaction to change.
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For contrast, there are other songs that barely use drums and enfold electric guitar with strings: chamber-pop tracks like "Nesting Behavior" and "Burden of Proof" that move slowly and tensely, like bitter lullabies.
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If you aren't able to use the priority lane, you definitely want to get to the gate more than an hour in advance — Tegel security is very thorough, which means lines can move slowly.
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But unlike in Balanchine's "Bourrée" these move slowly, in and out of each other, with a strange tension that catches both the stage world's shifting hazelike perceptions and the pressure of the music's harmony.
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As Clarke Forsythe, senior counsel for the anti-abortion group Americans United for Life, told Vox last week, the Supreme Court has signaled that it wants to move slowly when it comes to revisiting Roe.
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Washington (CNN)Marco Rubio's super PAC has the Republican airwaves mostly to itself in the expensive Super Tuesday states, as rival campaigns and super PACs move slowly to begin airing advertisements ahead of March 1.
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"Recent economic developments have been mixed, and important downside risks remain," Ms. Brainard, who has pushed for the Fed to move slowly in raising interest rates, said at the Council on Foreign Relations in Washington.
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The storm is expected to move slowly over the Texas and Louisiana coasts for days, with forecasts for storm surges of up to 13 feet (4 meters) and over 223 feet (90 cm) of rain.
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The storm is expected to move slowly over the Texas and Louisiana coasts for days, with forecasts for storm surges of up to 13 feet (4 meters) and over 3 feet (247 cm) of rain.
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European Central Bank policymakers are open to a further step towards reducing their monetary stimulus but are likely to move slowly out of fear of causing market turmoil, minutes of their last meeting showed on Thursday.
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A second group, led by Lael Brainard, a member of the Fed's Board of Governors, worried that the global nature of financial markets, and the dollar's critical role within them, required the Fed to move slowly.
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While you move slowly through the store, like a bullshit artist in a China factory, make a mental wedding registry for those Astier de Villatte prop steaks and the plates with eyeballs on them (steak: $248).
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As Clarke Forsythe, senior counsel for the anti-abortion group Americans United for Life, told Vox earlier this month, the Supreme Court has signaled that it wants to move slowly when it comes to revisiting Roe.
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About a third of the legislators face legal challenges but are effectively protected by a Constitution under which high officials and politicians can be tried only in the high courts, which move slowly and rarely convict.
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" Some of the early fake coupons detailed by Snopes included a QR code that when scanned read, "This is a ROBBERY, Move slowly and put all the LARGE bills in the shoe box OR everyone DIES.
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Responding to Elizabeth Warren's call to regulate and break up some of the nation's largest technology companies, the venture capitalists that invest in technology companies are advising the presidential hopeful to move slowly and not break anything.
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Cyber attackers play the "long game" and — once they have even the slightest foothold in a campaign — they can move slowly and methodically towards their ultimate goal, whatever that may be, waiting for the most opportune moment.
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" In an article for ESPNcom, he writes that if you watch it, "you'll probably wonder what all the fuss is about" with 10 players in "laughably short pants" who "move slowly through 40 minutes of ordinary basketball.
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When you see tails that move slowly, left to right, that can indicate the cats are a little bit annoyed—they'll also sometimes move their tails that way when they are hunting and about to pounce in play.
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Using e-bows, a magnetic device that gives guitars a virtually infinite sustain, the two players move slowly along the frequencies between a single semitone (which in rock music and traditional western composition is the smallest musical interval).
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The offensive to retake Fallujah, which began about a week ago, could take weeks or even months as Iraq's ground troops move slowly in an effort to minimize casualties among the city's tens of thousands of remaining civilians.
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In a meeting with the U.S. ambassador in March 2007, described in a cable released by WikiLeaks, Salman said the social and cultural reforms instigated by then King Abdullah had to move slowly for fear of a conservative backlash.
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Because enterprises move slowly and often have to keep a lot of older software around, many haven't made the full switch yet but plenty of them are now building all of their new software on top of Cloud Foundry.
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As long as inflation remains benign and the Federal Reserve does not accelerate its gradual tightening course as indicated in the recent FOMC statement, the equity rally may pause or see minor corrections, but should ultimately move slowly upwards.
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The choice to move slowly is worth calling out here — especially given that Instagram's parent company Facebook's massive personal data scandal, Cambridge Analytica, arose because users had connected to a third-party app that improperly collected users' personal data.
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Sometimes, the best thing the Court can do when faced with a tough question is to move slowly, or to look for off-ramps that will give the justices more time to consider the issue in a later case.
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"The large disturbance should move slowly north-westward across or near the eastern portions of Nicaragua and Honduras, move into the northwestern Caribbean Sea on Thursday, and emerge over the southern Gulf of Mexico by the weekend," the NHC said.
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How to oversee and license the new aircraft, which are subject to much tougher rules than cars, will be a subject of intense debate among rule-makers, who tend to move slowly and are just getting to grips with drones.
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To counteract this, the camera can be controlled using the joystick, and the demo I played had it set to move slowly in 18 degree increments instead of a smooth transition mapped to how far I was pushing the joystick.
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Dorian, the second-strongest Atlantic storm on record, was forecast to pound the archipelago through the day, then move slowly toward the east U.S. coast, where authorities ordered more than a million people evacuated in Florida, South Carolina and Georgia.
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Projections break on power lines and fences, words move slowly as viewers read them, and what strikes the viewer is how difficult, graphic, and unrelenting the words are: DURING THE DAY I BRING THEM BEDPANS, WASH THEM CLEAN OF FECES.
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Read more: Keep your day job, move slowly, and don&apost worry about building a unicorn: A New York &aposstartup school&apos eschews everything Silicon Valley ever preachedMeet your &aposB list&apos investors firstStart with the "B team," McGinnis said, i.e.
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For Bougainville — an area with huge mineral wealth and 250,000 people — the vote also makes it much harder for Papua New Guinea to move slowly through the consultation period required under the 2001 peace agreement that provided a pathway to independence.
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If there is a lot of slack, then the Trump administration's ambitious growth targets look more plausible, and the Fed should move slowly on raising interest rates so as not to choke off the expansion just as it's getting going.
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They also don't want to be drawn into the middle of the domestic political fight in the U.K. Some EU officials and diplomats said that they expect leaders to move slowly, given that there are still 11 days until the Oct.
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ROME (Reuters) - Italian Prime Minister-designate Carlo Cottarelli will move slowly in trying to form a technocratic government in order to give parties time to try to agree on a more "political" administration, a source close President Sergio Mattarella said.
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"If you watch a soccer game, you'll see a lot of players stand still for a lot of the time, they walk, they move slowly," says Loge, who's now an associate professor at George Washington University's School of Media and Public Affairs.
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The larger forces of the economy, including tariff policies and a drop in auto sales, move slowly through communities like this one, a town of about 1,250 people with a lone primary commercial street and quiet neighborhoods that seem far removed from factories.
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The meeting minutes usually are not revealing, but analysts and investors will closely parse the text for clues about how many members of the bank are in favor of quickly reducing stimulus to the eurozone and how many would prefer to move slowly.
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Recent research suggests that climate change has made storms wetter than they have been in the past, and that Atlantic storms are now more likely to move slowly or stall, which can be dangerous if they linger over places where people live.
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Another fresh example of why many move slowly when making changes to how we get around: The recall that Chrysler issued for Jeep Cherokee, Dodge Charger and Chrysler 300 models, which addresses an issue implicated in the recent death of Star Trek actor Anton Yelchin.
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We know they eventually get married, but the first four episodes of the season move slowly — they all take place in the same week — as we watch the two try to figure out how to handle falling in love with each other when they're essentially strangers.
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" On the other hand, "if you're able to move slowly and steadily into bigger realms and into the realms that you want, you can essentially hopscotch from one circle to another just by inhabiting that overlapping area and then moving into the place you want to go.
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They should move slowly and in conjunction with the receiving partner's breaths, and if the orifice is ready and willing, they can create an actual fist with their hand (by closing the "duck's mouth") and thrust the hand in and out at a more rapid pace.
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The Philippine judicial system is riddled with inefficiencies, and there is a culture of bribery and structural incentives for judges and lawyers to move slowly, despite a constitutional right to a speedy trial, said Raymund Narag, an assistant professor at Southern Illinois University who studies Philippine jails.
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"The government knows it needs to change, but they move slowly compared to how quickly private business can pivot to manage their exposure to a new threat," Gary Hayslip, a cybersecurity expert who previously acted as chief information security officer for San Diego, told VICE News.
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Instead, Oates wants to move slowly, make users happy, and get the right people in place before beginning to rapidly expand across the U.S. — which is part of the reason why the company is announcing today that it has been able to secure a new $40 million financing round.
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We wouldn't have The Walking Dead, World War Z, Shaun of the Dead, or Zombieland, either — in Night of the Living Dead and its sequels, Romero invented the rules that guide our modern ideas about zombies: They're reanimated deceased people who move slowly and have an insatiable desire to eat the living.
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John CornynJohn CornynThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Democrats keen to take on Cornyn despite formidable challenges The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape MORE (R-Texas) signaled the caucus would move slowly as they try to figure out what could pass the Senate.
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Given that the Trump administration clearly thought DACA was unconstitutional and was trying to kill it, observers assumed the government would try to get a higher court to overrule Alsup before any DACA renewals had actually been approved; DOJ would move quickly to appeal or freeze the order, while US Citizenship and Immigration Services would move slowly to actually carry the order out.
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Furst's descriptions of occupied Paris are certainly sinister ("Eyes searching the darkness, he had to move slowly, pausing at doorways where he could hide if necessary, hurrying to cross a narrow street, and listening intently for the telltale sounds of the police patrols"), but his is a Paris where the people never seem to give up hope, where their love for France and for their beloved city inspires them to take defiant risks.
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