"We didn't move to L.A. to move to L.A.," Ninja says.
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Successful Dutch bankers move to London; competent German bureaucrats move to Brussels.
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"The Iranians are thinking, if the U.S. drops him, he'll move to Russia, he'll move to China, he'll move to our axis," Ms. Slim said.
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Retirees may move to be near their grandkids, or they may move to Florida.
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As they move to that, they move to much more modern storage technologies, like Pure.
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"It may well move to 43, it could move to 10, and it could well move to zero if Boeing don't get their s--- together pretty quickly with the regulator," O'Leary said.
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Within this logic, a move to curtail gun ownership is a move to curtail liberty, full stop.
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In a similar move to his coach, Dan Severn, Frye then made the move to professional wrestling.
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Nests of Democrats will move to the left on policy, and Republicans will move to the right.
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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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"Those who move to happier countries gain, while those who move to less happy countries lose," Helliwell said.
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Back-office personnel would move to Warsaw and investment bankers who advise French and Spanish companies would move to those countries, Handelsblatt reported, while trading staff who develop new products would move to New York.
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"We think the move to $50 [in 2016] is easier than the move to $60 to $65," she said.
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Mr. Baker's move to New York in 2013, just after Stanford, was preceded by his parents' move to Manhattan.
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How does the House decide which articles move to the floor vote and then ultimately move to the Senate?
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His move to adjust fees to performance was also a bold move to address investor concerns regarding high-cost funds.
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VICE: When did you first move to New York, and did you move to the Lower East Side right away?
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Back-office personnel would move to Warsaw and investment bankers who advise French and Spanish companies would move to those countries.
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Plenty of people are saying they will move to Canada if Trump is elected, but maybe they should just move to Vermont.
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Libby would move to Boston to study library science, and I would move to a small town in Idaho to study writing.
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Of course, users can also choose to move to Microsoft's new web browser, Microsoft Edge, if they also move to a Windows 10 device.
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For instance, staff working on the agency's timber program would move to Oregon, and those working on rangelands and grazing would move to Idaho.
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Then you move to the next one, which is the speakers, and then that gets eaten up, and then you move to the next one.
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"It could move to 10 and it could move to zero if Boeing don't get their shit together pretty quickly with the regulator," he added.
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They expected a limited move to 2,750 by midyear, but the strategists expect a move to 3,000 on the S&P 500 by year end.
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As people decide to move to the cloud or not move to the cloud, it's really provisioning what you're going to put in those different buckets.
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Keylor Navas' $16.8 million move to PSG from Real Madrid was the second-most expensive deadline deal, behind Sporting Lisbon winger Raphinha's move to Stade Rennais.
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His perks included more than $1 million for relocation expenses related to both his move to Boston last year and a move to Chicago in 2016.
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The move to release an API for Facebook's own livestreaming video feature is a move to generate more original content and clean up the perception of video.
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If I hear the person move to the right, I assume it's because there's an object in the way, so I move to the right as well.
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During this presidential campaign, people took to Twitter to vow to move to Canada, and the use of the search phrase "move to Canada" surged on Google.
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It signals that the investigation is a serious one, and that any move to get rid of him would unmistakably be a move to interfere with it.
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But Mouratoglou appeared to be gesturing for Williams to move to the net, and move to the net she did, and it started to work for her.
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"You've got to move to a lower-cost city, you've got to move to a city that has a lot of space for big skyscrapers," he said.
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Liu had been waiting to move to the new job, but Barr's move to appoint Shea while Liu was still awaiting her hearing created an awkward transition.
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The point is not to move to the right but to move to the left while recognizing basic values that many Americans hold about government and their lives.
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The move to native notifications is still in beta The move to native notifications is still in beta, but it will likely be coming to all Chrome users soon.
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This move to open source much of its self-driving tech seems like a move to gain a leg-up on more developed competitors such as Google and Tesla.
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She insists that her move to the Hudson Valley wasn't a move of political calculation a la Hillary Clinton's move to Chappaqua before her campaign for Senate in 2000.
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For those who are looking to make a big change and move to another country, here are the 10 best countries in the world to move to in 2018.
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" - Jasmine, 32 "You should move to New York.
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"This is a move to the upside after such dramatic move to the downside in late December," said Jeff Zipper, managing director of investments at U.S. Bank Private Wealth Management.
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McConnell could move to drop the vote threshold to 51, but it would require him to "go nuclear," or move to eliminate the legislative filibuster, something he has long opposed.
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The move to bring in Jon Lester as a reliever had major implications for the Cubs, mostly because of the corresponding move to put in his personal catcher, David Ross.
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It's unclear how Republicans would move to dismiss Green's resolution, but the formal vote may specifically move to table it, send it to committee or move directly on its contents.
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The Oakland Raiders, who also wanted to move to the area, were left out of the deal, but could move to Los Angeles if San Diego doesn't, Commissioner Roger Goodell said.
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One of the latest installments was a deep-dive into Tyga's "Move To L.A.," which was unexpectedly informative, considering it is a song about how girls should move to Los Angeles.
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The number of MAX jets in service "could move to 10 and it could move to zero if Boeing don't get their shit together pretty quickly with the regulator," O'Leary added.
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Parekh and Berkley's move to Citadel follows on the heels of a similar move by tech investor Chris Connor, who shut down Ardmore Global Investors in December to move to Aptigon.
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Not only would the incoming administration move to reverse any initiative, a Trump administration keen to distance itself from what President Obama had done would likely move to assuage Israeli concerns.
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In a Facebook video Netanyahu acknowledged that the police would likely move to recommend his indictment, but dismissed the allegations against him and predicted Mandelblit would not move to press charges.
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"My understanding is that the resolution will give the president's team the option to either move to judgment or to move to dismiss at a meaningful time," the junior senator continued.
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Thylane's first tip -- move to the South of France.
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" And then, "How can I move to Hawaii now?
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DES MOINES — I was about to move to Iowa.
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Charlie Puth is on the move ... to Bev Hills.
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In the mobile Outlook app, you need to open the menu button (three dots, top right), then choose either Move to spam or Move to inbox if Outlook has got something wrong.
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All of this leads many to conclude that a simple calculus governs political power in America: When Democrats move to the center, they win; when they move to the left, Republicans do.
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Our premium brands, yes, they have imports and also I think the reduction of import taxes is a positive move, to move to to open up the market so we congratulate the government.
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But Vermont is paying American workers to move to its small towns and rolling hills, even as millions of people are willing to do just about anything to move to the United States.
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You can also click "File" and then "Move to Trash" in the top menu bar, or open the gray gear icon at the top of the Finder window and select "Move to Trash."
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Congress should demand Zuckerberg move to 'one share, one vote'
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Beijing's move to turn off the taps completely is rare.
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The St. Louis Rams want to move to Inglewood, Calif.
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The move to negative rates, for example, weakens the yen.
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The games benefit from the move to the big screen.
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Can we move to people much more interesting than writers?
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Gradually move to higher speeds and blend until smooth. 2.
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You need songs that you can't help but move to.
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You move to impeach them and remove them from office.
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Work in tech," it said, and then "Move to Pittsburgh.
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I still believe the Democrats should not move to impeachment.
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The move to virtuality is a big step for him.
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That has pushed the chancellor to move to the right.
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We then move to virtual reality — VEE ARRRRR (10:24).
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The IT regulator may move to block the apps altogether.
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All of those functions will move to the Finder app.
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Nevertheless, the time cycles can cause a move to accelerate.
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I was like, 'I need this move to be done!
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Use the time to plan your eventual move to Mars.
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Next week they move to Switzerland to talk about territory.
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Do I still want to move to NYC to write?
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That month saw the Palin news operation move to sarahpalinnews.
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The move to take them out of circulation was unexpected.
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A future president can move to reverse the actions regardless.
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But even them, they have to move to their Surface.
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So it makes sense to move to a quieter city.
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It just took a move to cable to do so.
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A move to this place would further strain her budget.
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He still occasionally suggests we all move to another country.
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The PD itself has pledged to move to opposition ranks.
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You move to the mountains to have peace and privacy.
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Migrants typically move to the West because they like it.
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It is expected to move to the Senate in April.
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Some thought Derrick Henry would move to defense in college.
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I want to see us move to help reward work.
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In America oldsters can move to sunny climes like Florida.
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But the biggest move to ETFs has been among millennials.
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Bey plans to move to Africa after retiring from music.
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Tiffany's move to target younger customers has been paying off.
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Perform each circuit twice from first move to last. 1.
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Many of the employees will move to Grand Junction, Colo.
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For men, the move to casual dress seems entirely positive.
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A year later, David made the move to California, too.
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So, just win the lottery and move to Puerto Rico?
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And this is reason #1,285 not to move to Australia.
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For Schimel the move to Citadel marks a full comeback.
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"That would be the right move to make," she added.
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Then they come together slightly and move to the music.
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It's expected to pass and move to the full House.
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He sees humanity's move to space as the only option.
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He left it to move to Seattle and start Amazon.
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Is that because we move to other things or what?
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Many students move to new cities to fulfill residency requirements.
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Tell me about your decision to move to New York.
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All EU citizens have the right to move to Ireland.
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Sirisena's move to sack the parliament has drawn international criticism.
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You start at the extremes and move to the middle.
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SE) move to buy a quarter stake in Clariant (CLN.
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That is the equitable and responsible move to make. Rep.
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Nashville was canceled by ABC but will move to CMT.
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I eventually move to my bed and pass out early.
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The case will move to a February 15 preliminary hearing.
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The move to slash Verizon's purchase price was long expected.
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Now you're primed and ready to move to your iPad.
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"The move to the upside is still intact," he said.
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A clearly terrified, sobbing Shaver began to move to comply.
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Good. Time to move to the phone side of things.
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So the Chargers' move to Los Angeles is going well!
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He also panned Trump's recent move to court black voters.
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But its move to the ship hall has been delayed.
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It will now move to the Iowa Senate for consideration.
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But the WHO's move to pathologize digital play is premature.
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His move to the Times, however, has understandably incited outrage.
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Lisa Waters's move to North Carolina likely saved her life.
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Melania didn't move to the White House until June 2017.
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" On Wednesday, she downgraded a summer move to "not impossible.
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This is not the time to move to another country.
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The move to Yunnan would swap coal for cleaner hydropower.
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Sabathia's move to the disabled list was retroactive to Thursday.
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President Donald Trump is making his move to Florida official.
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The Braves move to a new suburban stadium in 2017.
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Would he be forced to move to an adult shelter?
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But there's a catch — you have to move to Maine.
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White House lawyer Ty Cobb confirmed the move to CNBC.
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We should, as a world, move to zero tariffs everywhere.
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She will move to a different job in the administration.
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You don't move to completely different derivatives of the job.
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McConnell's move to block the bills quickly spurred widespread backlash.
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The move to Seafirst presented a challenge for Mr. Cooley.
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Is it a good move to ask to be downsized?
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"It seemed like a political move to us," she said.
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Any move to detain him could spark violent street protests.
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Finally, we decided to move to a neighboring stall. Bingo!
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Durant's move to California feels like some sort of reckoning.
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Now he wants to move to the US or Australia.
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The-- move to autonomous and electric are proceeding in parallel.
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Gareth Bale's blockbuster move to Chinese soccer collapsed on Sunday.
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People who move to Marne, Iowa, can receive free land.
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Reuters last month reported Vitols' move to Bank of America.
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In February, I decided to move to New York City.
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But the move to be nimble with the brand backfired.
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Already, his goal was to move to the United States.
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Four years later, he made his move to become mayor.
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They eventually move to a cottage on the Downton grounds.
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There must be a move to confront the enemy within.
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Police outside the club made no move to arrest him.
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One of them is the move to a digital economy.
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He will not move to Philadelphia for his new job.
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Or: You could move to New York for a bit.
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O) move to team up with Berkshire Hathaway Inc (BRKa.
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Heads up: We all need to move to the woods.
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Am I trying to move to take their guns away?
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LeBron James might move to the Lakers after next year.
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The move to add YouTube is a fairly obvious one.
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Camus said that reflects France's continuing move to the right.
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Then we move to the next section, and the next.
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VICE: When and why did you first move to Chicago?
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Coach recently made a similar move to avoid discounted pricing.
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Smith said she expects to move to Washington in January.
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But quickly, their texting habits move to something much deeper.
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Mike DeWine's (R) move to delay his state's presidential primary.
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There's no way for you to move to the front.
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Many move to cities to gain easier access to treatment.
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Even the move to stay in power, announced on Feb.
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With that in mind, she plotted her move to Jamaica.
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Rob and I never thought we would move to Florida.
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He said the Democratic Party would move to the opposition.
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The feet move to advance or retreat out of necessity.
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Many faculty members are expected to move to the mainland.
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A move to $160 implies 21% upside from current levels.
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They've realized that they need to move to zero emissions.
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I don't want him to have to move to Mars.
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Gilchenok and her husband to move to the United States.
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The move to liquidate requires approval by the bankruptcy judge.
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Mr. Pei decided to make the move to New York.
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In Wisconsin, legal experts chalked up Johnson's move to inexperience.
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The move to remote, in some way, dims that excitement.
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The team announced the move to add RodjER on Saturday.
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If we move to the states, we have those rights.
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Western Digital could still move to block the sale's completion.
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"I think I'd like to move to Montana," he said.
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Then you move to the difference between mobilizing and organizing.
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Could the Celtics move to land him for a year?
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And people always move to where you've got scale economics.
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R. starts to fade early so we move to bed.
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For years, his surprise move to uphold Obamacare stood out.
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It will move to Trinty Forest Golf Club near Dallas.
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Petracca, originally from California, decided to move to Hanoi, Vietnam.
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Where the cryptocurrency will move to that's still open still.
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We now move to a new metropolis every three months.
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Woodland then birdied the 216th to move to 216 under.
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Many faculty members are expected to move to the mainland.
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A move to a bigger office is in the works.
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We helped them move to apartments on the higher floors.
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Federal prisons move to alter policies that protect transgender people.
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In the summer, they plan to move to Birmingham, Ala.
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McFarland's nomination will now move to the Senate for confirmation.
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His move to Phoenix is further proof of his conviction.
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A move to $2,400 implies 39% upside from current levels.
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Microsoft will move to dismiss the case, according to Bloomberg.
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Or is a move to Las Vegas or Seattle inevitable?
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And that's what makes the court's next move — to dismiss?
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One day, we probably will move to completely wireless devices.
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The proceedings would move to the Senate for a trial.
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This makes a move to a nicer neighborhood feel impossible.
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" Fraser calls her move to CitiMortgage "a leap of faith.
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But Fastjet's other shareholders vetoed the move to remove Child.
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The move to delist has stirred up controversy with conservationists.
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It's an easy place to convince people to move to.
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What state should you move to based on your personality?
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I decided to move to L.A. and make it happen.
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Amazon also made a similar move to a new high.
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Luckily, Congress is on the move to correct this. Sen.
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The Bogars sold everything in Pennsylvania to move to Anguilla.
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The proceedings now move to the Senate for a trial.
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Cohn said he supported the Fed's move to raise rates.
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Speculation has risen that Trump could move to fire Mueller.
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He allows others to escape, to move to adjacent rooms.
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Some were already hatching plans to move to the city.
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A move to $12,000 implies 18% upside from current levels.
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Time passed, and a move to the suburbs was made.
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Should you move to another place, or should you stay?
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From there, immigrants could move to the continental United States.
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Netanyahu needed to pass the move to boost his campaign.
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He never made a move to restrict press freedom, however.
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My decision to move to the city still haunts me.
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You know, we move to other parts of the country.
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The case is expected to move to the Supreme Court.
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Boy and girl tie the knot and move to Paris.
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Move to the left if you hope to be saved.
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Khan's surprise move "to pursue other opportunities" sparked speculation that the 43-year-old, who has overseen solid growth and profitability gains at Credit Suisse, could move to Swiss rivals Julius Baer or UBS.
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To support British-based banks that are planning to move to the euro area due to the Brexit decision, the ECB is considering ways to ease regulation to allow that move to be faster.
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Whether they will move to the new camp is up to the people here, some of whom think a move to "official" living quarters will further stall their hopes of starting a new life.
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RAIDERS STUDY A MOVE TO LAS VEGAS The owner Mark Davis of the Oakland Raiders said his team had begun conducting market research studies to gather information about a potential move to Las Vegas.
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Those who move to a politically dissimilar place tend to become independents; those who move to a place where people vote the same way they do tend to become more extreme in their convictions.
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Recent research by Greg Martin and Steven Webster at Emory University confirms that Democrats are more likely than Republicans to move to denser, more urban places, and Republicans to move to less dense ones.
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American literature is filled with novels about small-town boys who move to the city; pop culture is filled with stories of actors and musicians who move to Southern California and New York City.
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So I guess the answer to why real estate would move to a blockchain-based system of record is the same answer to why any financial asset would move to blockchain-based ownership claims.
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The difficulty is only made more challenging by the fact that the pressure in primaries is to move to the left while the pressure in the general election is to move to the center.
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The 100 percent electricity bill recently passed the Senate and will now move to the House; the clean-buildings bill will get a vote in the House next week and then move to the Senate.
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How to move to Canada and become a Canadian citizen— If the race between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump has you feeling disillusioned with American democracy, you may find yourself imagining a move to Canada.
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The move to cut the seven-day repurchase rate comes after the Federal Reserve slashed interest rates to near zero on Sunday in another emergency move to provide a potential fillip to the global economy.
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You were very nice to be willing to move to California.
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The move to Netflix bumped Brooker up to the big leagues.
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To move to humans you have to take another step forward.
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The company is also benefiting from its move to streamline operations.
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Assistant quarterbacks coach Drew Petzing will move to wide receivers coach.
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The Kremlin said it welcomed the move to lift the ban.
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The move to revoke her license bans her from medical practice.
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" Ultimately, they said, "the move to Google does not affect this.
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The hottest place to move to in 2016 was... South Dakota.
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Hegstad suggested they move to DoubleClick, Google's premium ad network, and
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Competition in the telecommunication space to move to 5G is fierce.
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On Tuesday, McConnell would move to end floor debate on Gorsuch.
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The Braves move to SunTrust Park in suburban Atlanta next season.
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The phone rings, but he makes no move to answer it.
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The switching cost to move to a competitor was very high.
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It's a deliberate political move to deprive workers of their rights.
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It's part of a wider neoliberal move to destroy our communities.
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"But it would be a big bold move to do it."
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It's time to move to the second phase of my operation.
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Vanguard has been a major beneficiary of the move to passive.
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The Keanes visited Ecuador twice before deciding to move to Cuenca.
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India's move to import corn, for example, has supported global prices.
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Users can stay live on Bonfire and then move to Messenger.
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The transparent move to please his boss didn't go as expected.
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Members often move to get jobs and be near family members.
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I move to subpoena Steve Bannon in our House Intelligence investigations.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: I move to overrule the motion of the Chair.
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The move to lift the presidential term limits is not unexpected.
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Then those bills will move to the floor in each chamber.
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Immigration to America was the next move to a safer life.
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Move to one side and place livers in pan to sear.
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The show announced its move to the big screen in July.
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The move to make a Batgirl movie also shows Warner Bros.
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Reese said in that sense, Howard's move to Robinhood was perfect.
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Trump himself earlier Tuesday sounded ready to move to other issues.
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But in space, blood and water move to the upper body.
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Many of his critics rushed to compare Musk's move to Trump.
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Its move to aggressively add premium live video to its service.
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A move to $74 represents 14% downside from its current levels.
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Andrias is hardly alone in urging a move to sectoral bargaining.
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This was too watery, so I decided to move to espresso.
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Most the startup's 15-member team will move to San Francisco.
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Analysts still see room for Discover to move to the upside.
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"Move to higher ground now," the NWS said in a bulletin.
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The move to Jerusalem upended decades of U.S. policy toward Jerusalem.
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Mr Correa plans to move to Belgium, his wife's home country.
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The N.F.L. has agreed to let the Chargers move to Inglewood.
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This is not Samsung's first move to invest in automotive tech.
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If you want to be, then move to a socialist country.
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The currency also posted its largest move to the downside ever.
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"You can move to the next question," he told the interviewer.
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But it's a dick move to end a relationship with cheating.
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So this move to the enterprise market is absolutely a pivot.
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In a UBI world, many people would move to cheap places.
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He was about to move to a new place in Jerablus.
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Tesla's recent move to raise cash may quiet down its skeptics.
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As for natural gas, Cramer attributed the move to the weather.
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A move to a disc-less console makes sense for Microsoft.
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Sadr would move to Iran later that year for religious study.
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They left so much violence behind to essentially move to Suburbia.
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I think it was the wrong move to play the idol.
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I didn't move to China and now you're stuck with me.
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You left high school to move to L.A. and pursue music.
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Folau's move to France has created ructions in the Super League.
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Prosecutors could move to release him before then, according to experts.
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We have not abandoned the intention to move to a surplus.
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This core competency translates when we move to an autonomous network.
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The move to unionize comes at a tense moment for Amazon.
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But any move to raise taxes on income has a cost.
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He didn't move to a mansion in the suburbs of Nashville.
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"Long term, the move to public cloud is inevitable," he said.
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They need to move to a full vision based input system.
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This isn't an emergency move to respond to an unforeseen crisis.
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We move to a table area with more of our friends.
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Still, the company said it would move to shut down Google+.
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Others will move to European cities where their clients are based.
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Kiki is set to move to San Diego in three weeks.
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Analysts attributed the move to recent opinion polling before the Nov.
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If it does well, it will move to the mass market.
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In another fit of impulsivity, I decided to move to California.
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Trump's move to end that program is being challenged in court.
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I'm trying to move to New York and become an actor.
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The move to college in the months that followed was lonely.
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The Chargers said they preferred to move to downtown San Diego.
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And that is the catalyst to move to the next level.
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A move to $160 on the GLD ETF implies 13% upside.
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You finish the good wine and then move to the box.
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A move to $220 represents 6% upside from its Wednesday close.
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BRUCE: That&aposs going to naturally move to robots then, too.
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A move to $43.75 implies 5 percent downside from Tuesday's close.
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"She is getting ready to move to London," the source claimed.
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With each move to a new city came a new office.
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We have seen people questioning whether they should move to London.
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Paulsen expects the move to create an ideal environment for gains.
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The problem was I couldn't move to get out of there.
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How will Chris' move to Berlin affect the project moving forward?
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It's time to move to the metric system like everyone else.
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What's the next-best move to reduce gun violence and gangsterism?
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There was a move to technologize dating a long time ago.
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That move to get the Swiss act as a neutral party?
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If a tie persists, the teams move to a penalty shootout.
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We all don't want to move to your fantastical offline utopia.
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Injuries slowed Banks and forced him to move to first base.
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He's using his résumé, and GE's move, to advance his campaign.
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The Raiders are scheduled to move to Las Vegas in 2020.
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A move to $192 would mark a nearly 100 percent rally.
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A move to Hong Kong is thus a risk for HSBC.
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For these reformers, there is a common move to structure: the
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This week, Matthew tries to make the move to second base.
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Maybe it's time to pack our bags and move to Sweden.
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Why is Poshmark making the move to go beyond the closet?
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Some investors expect the next move to be a rate cut.
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Away from Congress, focus could move to the U.S. Federal Reserve.
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" And he was like, "Why don't we move to New York?
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The Justice Department should move to block the merger without delay.
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If this happened, the House would surely move to impeach him.
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Canavan said that Glencore's move to cap production was self-serving.
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That's a little more than the implied move to the downside.
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The bill is expected to move to a vote later today.
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I worked so hard in trying to move to different space.
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Therefore it is way easier for him to move to me.
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Politico first reported on the move to retain the outside firm.
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Consumers hunting for good eats may want to move to California.
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Toshiba's move to switch accountants reflects a desperation to avoid delisting.
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I plan to move to the mountains and have a fortress.
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I start from creating a rhythm I want to move to.
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For some, though, the move to Germany has meant new freedom.
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Ohio workers can move to Michigan if they choose, GM said.
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The Vandals will move to the FCS level starting in 2018.
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With Kelly Ripa, meaning he'll have to move to New York.
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Trump's lawyers will likely move to dismiss the case, he said.
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And that people will, inevitably, move to fill such a vacuum.
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So now I guess I need to move to China. Brb.
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Looking to move to a city that's chock full of debauchery?
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Which is why I move to leave the Never Die gathering.
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By Ms Barry's count, 81 people move to Nashville every day.
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When he was 12, they made the move to Houston, Texas.
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Kerber will move to the number one world ranking on Monday.
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The Rockies cannot just pick up move to Dodge City, Kan.
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The move to block the transition isn't a done deal though.
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They considered and rejected the idea of a move to Texas.
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HUD spokesman Jereon Brown confirmed the move to The Hill Tuesday.
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Who would ever move to their enemy's camp under such treatment?
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Ossoff plans to move to the suburban Atlanta district if elected.
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Nintendo announced its move to finally develop smartphone games in 2015.
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Manchin's office declined to comment on Trump's move to reconsider TPP.
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"If we cannot be recognized I move to adjourn," Blumenthal said.
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Move to Worcester, where housing is cheap, and opportunities are plenty.
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He also said he would also move to depose administration officials.
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But AfD also benefited from Merkel's bold move to allow refugees.
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The conversation will now move to the pace of economic growth.
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Bloomberg News earlier on Tuesday first reported Sprung's move to Blackstone.
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Creighton will look to move to 2-0 on Tuesday, Nov.
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You know if you move to England you could be playing.
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We must move to protect America's power grid from EMP now.
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Lavillenie then opted to move to 6.01 where his challenge ended.
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In late 2010 it began to move to a subscription model.
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Many argue the move to expand and rebrand was long overdue.
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Ivanka Trump is reportedly eyeing a move to the nation's capital.
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I jump off the dune and move to the water fast.
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Its population doesn't move to the suburbs, but across the ocean.
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Instead, he decided to move to a village in Bali, Indonesia.
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Morgan Stanley, on Twitter's move to raise character limit: $TWTR pic.twitter.
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The move to end plastic straws is a particularly controversial one.
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Dunkin' announced it would move to end the use of its
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In May of 1968, the Mahdavis decided to move to France.
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He did not give a timeframe for the move to Europe.
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It was an important move to avoid war in another region.
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If I move to Iowa or Chile or Mars, nothing changes.
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The future first lady, Melania Trump, expects to move to Washington.
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The move to clean energy will create millions of net jobs.
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So let's move to the second issue, the $500 price tag.
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"We've asked them repeatedly to move, to leave," Tanya Badger said.
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If the bear does not leave, move to a secure area.
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Two industry sources confirmed the move to The Hill on Friday.
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Regardless, a move to reverse the mandate could stir a backlash.
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That night, Vanessa asks if he'd move to her native Canada.
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Senate Republicans will move to a vote Thursday on Gorsuch's nomination.
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They were eventually forced to move to allow cars to pass.
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Let's move to comprehensive immigration reform with a path to citizenship.
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Senate Bill 178 will now move to the House for approval.
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Others worry about the calculus behind any move to fire Coats.
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Read: So Trump Makes You Want to Move to Canada, Eh?
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One should use this sudden up move to continue booking profits.
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Once that piece is working, move to the next natural piece.
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His move to the 10-day IL is retroactive to Monday.
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Or, we could move to Portland, where my wife is from.
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"I was really nervous to move to El Paso," he says.
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Was anything discussed about how to move to the next stage?
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Just wait until we all move to Canada after the election.
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You aren't a true celeb until you move to Hidden Hills.
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Q. How did you make the move to a jewelry brand?
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She didn't move to America until four years after their marriage.
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The move to electric opens countless opportunities to designers and engineers.
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But both are finding their move to ape Hollywood carries risks.
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It's time for retailers to move to fully automated fraud prevention.
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The move to disband a democratically-elected party hit a nerve.
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If you can't, you may want to move to safer investments.
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Ball bearings would move to a new plant in Monterrey, Mexico.
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The move to postpone is exceedingly rare, but there is precedent.
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Mulvaney might move to demote or fire her at this point.
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Is that a realistic prospect, given the move to skinny bundles?
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An unusual move to limit debate forced the vote on Wednesday.
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Amber filed her opposition to Andrew Glennon's proposed move to Malibu.
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They competed over who could move to net-zero emissions fastest.
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I didn't move [to New York] until a couple years later.
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Many Americans have stated they'd move to Canada if Trump wins.
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What will Oakland lose when the Warriors move to San Francisco?
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I made the permanent move to Jogja about four years ago.
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The deal will prevent the Crew's threatened move to Austin, Tex.
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You did eventually move to the nice part, if I recall.
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In 2013, a castmate convinced him to move to Los Angeles.
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They made a plan to move to Texas after his graduation.
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Like all transfers, Sánchez's move to Manchester United is about money.
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"They move to the cities, they just quit," Mr. Atalik said.
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There are so many people that there's nowhere to move to.
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I thought the putt would just barely move to the right.
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Farhad O.K., let's move to your neck of the woods: Amazon.
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I did not move to New York because of the show.
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By then, however, he had already decided to move to Montreal.
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He decided to move to the roads and tackle the marathon.
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"You don't move to Sarasota; you're called," a man told me.
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We move to the couch and watch another episode of Lost.
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The Big3 final will move to the MGM Grand Garden Arena.
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Her plans to move to the farm never took shape, either.
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The round-table show "The Five" will move to 9 p.m.
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Mahomes's workload did not portend the risky, bold move to come.
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A cheese board to commemorate their move to a new state
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Yet, Lowe implicitly opened the door for a move to 0.25%.
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Israeli officials say they don't want any move to be rushed.
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Former Treasury Secretary Jack Lew is making the move to mortgages.
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Bloomberg reports that Takeda is considering the move to cut debt.
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The move to save the bank adds pressure on the government.
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Gavin Newsom's move to allow student athletes to cut endorsement deals.
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He confirmed her move to the Department of Energy on Thursday.
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How quickly will the F.D.A. move to establish a nicotine standard?
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"Instead, move to a location where the sounds are not present."
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The rocket will next move to a testing site in Mississippi.
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More than 11,000 Japanese-Americans were forced to move to Manzanar.
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The cafe did not make the move to the temporary quarters.
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The move to Mixer hasn't been all good news for Ninja.
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Murakami warned that people should not move to the Hawaiian Islands.
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If valuations move to double their historical norm, it gets worse.
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Despite bitcoin's price falling, some expect this move to be shortlived.
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The move to ANOID resulted in the commitment book being halved.
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Analysts expect the move to offer long-term support for markets.
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Click the "Next: Experience" button to move to the next screen.
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"We're not suggesting anyone move to a different place," he said.
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Senate Democrats don't have the votes to move to consider witnesses.
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The bills will now move to the Virginia Senate for approval.
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"Will & Grace" will remain on Thursdays and move to 9 p.m.
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"I wasn't specifically looking to move to Park Slope," he said.
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They move to increase taxes on Medicare by over $500 billion.
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Worries about a move to domestic-only taxation backfiring are real.
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Kavanaugh thought the majority's move to block the law was premature.
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Move to a system in which there are no individual electors.
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The move to the appeals court would be a step up.
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If you don&apost get results, move to the next step.
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The concept will soon move to New York and Ohio, too.
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We have the technology to move to clean energy right now.
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We have the technology to move to wind, solar, and batteries.
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Alas, it was too thicc to move to the showroom floor.
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"People are going to want to move to Queens," he said.
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She and her family are reportedly planning to move to Washington.
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The museum had announced plans to move to Muehlhausen on Wednesday.
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Then you slowly and methodically move to clear the next room.
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Nixon knew that firing Cox would invite a move to impeach.
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Then, in 2015, the Dodo made its canniest move to date.
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Other Republican lawmakers praised DeVos's move to scrap her original plan.
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A move to $155 represents roughly 10% upside from current levels.
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Do you think California should move to a single-payer system?
|
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Allison, meanwhile, said her move to the center was a misstep.
|
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I've been thinking about, do I want to move to Canada?
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Any move to reverse this would be editorial and commercial suicide.
|
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Johnson's controversial move to suspend Parliament from Monday night until Oct.
|
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Let's move to San Francisco and Marc Benioff and the tax.
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VICE Sports: So why did you decide to move to Bellator?
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The move to Mount Moriah was to be made in haste.
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Some Republicans have criticized the RNC's move to support Moore. Sen.
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It's the only way we move to a more responsive democracy.
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Why did you decide to move to New York in 1980?
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Only 13 Republicans supported the move to stop the president's declaration.
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A move to York soon followed, something he now smirks about.
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It urged the international community to move to protect Syria's civilians.
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You would want to move to the exchange while you can.
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A vote to move to consider witnesses was short on GOP senators, and how quickly Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell could move to the vote to acquit Trump had become the central question in GOP circles.
|
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On Martin Luther King Jr. Day, just hours before the trial was set to begin, McConnell was plotting his move to punt the witness question to the end of the trial and move to swiftly acquit Trump.
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"There's a reason people move to Florida: The people who move to Florida don't want Florida to turn into one of those states they came from," said Blaise Ingoglia, the chairman of the Republican Party of Florida.
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The president's impeachment trial is beginning, and a move to scuttle Shelton's move to the Fed could be seen as obstructionist, a profile the Senate may not want with the presidential election less than nine months away.
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Nesma said it was a move to stop it criticizing the government.
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The move to sack Danylyuk drove Ukrainian debt prices lower on Wednesday.
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He decided to move to the United States to be with her.
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Beijing has criticized the U.S. move to re-impose Iran oil sanctions.
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The move to contain the yuan's decline comes after the Sino-U.
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Speculation Greco might move to Zurich has been bubbling since mid-December.
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A full-time move to the White House is anticipated in June.
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If you don't want to move to Ohio, you have other options.
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Tell students to get out anyway possible and move to another location.
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You&aposve got to move to pay attention, because you&aposre struggling.
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After some swimming, flirting, and making out, they move to the shore.
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Today's acquisition signifies Hootsuite's first move to bring Snapchat into that fold.
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You could spend less, earn more – or move to Newburgh Heights, Ohio.
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"I don't have enough money to move to another place," Oquendo said.
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If we move to 103 in two days, that's a different story.
|
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Ivanka and Kushner will move to Washington, D.C., with their three children.
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The official said McMaster signed off on Powell's move to his staff.
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No U.S. authority ever made any move to punish the executives responsible.
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The battle will now likely move to the city and county level.
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"It just becomes harder every day not to move to impeachment," Rep.
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His most recent move, to Everton, was once again far from straightforward.
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Her love for country music motivated her move to Nashville in 1998.
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A move to $100 marks more than 20% upside from current levels.
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Sometimes, they confess things to me: I want to move to California.
|
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China's move to cut import tariffs on U.S. goods also boosted sentiment.
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The move to better connect the brick-and-mortar operation with Walmart.
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" I was repeatedly asked, "Have you decided to move to Waco yet?
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Once territory is agreed, the talks move to security and outside guarantees.
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One that will fit even if you move to a new office.
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"The fire is still continuing to move to the north," Brown added.
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"I think I'll probably be OK, because I'll move to London," Will.i.
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In May the city made a bold move to attract young professionals.
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A traditional politician would move to the center after getting the nomination.
|
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Another good job that would require the Kalanithis to move to Wisconsin?
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Rams move to L.A., Raiders to St. Louis, and Chargers to London?
|
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Eventually, negotiations with Fiat Chrysler (FCAU) will move to the front burner.
|
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When we move to the topic of romance, Luthra appears somewhat stunted.
|
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Apple's Move to iOS app launched on Google Play in September 2015.
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It would move to legalize marijuana within 100 days through executive action.
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A move to that level marks nearly 10% upside from Tuesday's close.
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Those without work were able to move to places with more opportunity.
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Should Jones move to heavyweight, it could be a one-way move.
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Many more will move to towns or cities in their own country.
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Rachel, the Bachelorette, didn't just pick up and move to Bryan's hometown.
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Again, this seat is ripe for Representative Ryan Costello to move to.
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It's not like you have a right to move to this country.
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Mac and Dennis move to the suburbs for all the imagined amenities.
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I was about 20, and the move to William's Lake was awful.
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I want to move to Canada or Minnesota and join a league.
|
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Most people will now move to streaming over the next 10 years.
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By 21989, almost 0003 million more people will move to American cities.
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One boy's powerful move to promote tolerance and love is going viral.
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The move to vote in the House was first reported by Politico.
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So you signal, move to the left, and hammer on the throttle.
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After that, she plans to make her move to the big screen.
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Hence the move to file a challenge with the European court now.
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If you don't, get the hell out & move to Mexico or Canada.
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She made a move to kiss him – then denied him the kiss.
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They quickly get bored and move to a different kind of action.
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An advertising campaign encouraged the capital's residents to move to "North Londonshire".
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What Microsoft essentially wants to move to is MLOps for managing models.
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But let's say we wanted to move to a proportional representation system.
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ByteDance is making the move to consolidate its audiences on both apps.
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The move to protect its dry-eye drug may end in tears.
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According to IGN, all "quizzes, features, and articles" will move to WizardingWorld.
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BAIER: Let&aposs move to another topic, and that is the investigation.
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So far, there isn't a formal move to push him out early.
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Another 158 missionaries will stay in Nicaragua but move to safer areas.
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Red tape makes it hard for foreign workers to move to Indonesia.
|
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I decided to move to California, 3,000-plus miles away from home.
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Now the case will move to a federal appeals court in Washington.
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Obviously, not every LGBT person can move to a more tolerant country.
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The ultimate post-graduation goal was to move to New York City.
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Despite these arguments, however, Judge Coffin recommended the case move to trial.
|
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A move to $10.70 is roughly a 2% gain from current levels.
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It's a weird move, to be sure, but it's definitely a possibility.
|
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But Trump resented Congress's move to box him in on Russia policy.
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It's a risky move to talk about his legal issues, Masnick admitted.
|
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A rep for the royal family confirmed the move to Fox News.
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And for safety, you could do what Venezuelans do: Move to Colombia.
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Rieder said the Fed should move to end its reduction of bonds.
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So the car would have slowed down, rather than move to right.
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The top five finishers from each heat move to the main show.
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Emilio had to go move to Nayarit and then to Mexico City.
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Canada's recent move to legalise and regulate marijuana should facilitate this work.
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The move to intervene could throw IL&FS's restructuring plan into disarray.
|
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Analysts expect this move to knock out 300,000-500,000 bpd of exports.
|
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So the move to put him on the disabled list is here.
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The pop star said it was a move to silence his ambitions.
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Caleb said he yelled to other passengers to move to the front.
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You think, how can you even move to, like, wash your hands?
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You might have to move to a new city to find work.
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If Trump does veto the bill, Congress could move to overturn it.
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The second time, I pulled a serious dick move to ditch him.
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It could be a move to invigorate users, and streamline the product.
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The move to Twitter marks a continued buildup of Dalio's online presence.
|
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Kishida is set to move to the position of LDP policy chief.
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Police say Borntreger become an Amish minister following his move to Kentucky.
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Maybe Ilana will start dating a moderate Republican and move to Utah.
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WeChat started 2014 with a big move to bring in more money.
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Finally, it was time to make a move to the next event.
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I move to the bedroom and can't wait for Monday to start!
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The president said Friday the administration would instead move to slashing taxes.
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However, he added that a move to quantitative easing is highly unlikely.
|
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Keane's abrupt move to dictatorship is absurd, her political housecleaning, even crazier.
|
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He also addressed speculation that Live could eventaully move to Los Angeles.
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"When we move to music, it's so much more fun," she says.
|
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" And I was like, "OK, I'm gonna move to Philly too then.
|
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Now, let us move to a corollary: How to run a presidency?
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He said the jobs were likely to move to Dublin or Frankfurt.
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What made you decide to move to Montreal after living in Ottawa?
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As U.S. citizens, Puerto Ricans can freely move to the United States.
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We had to make this move to do what's best for Ami.
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Aaron Goldsmith, Thiam's lawyer, said he would move to overturn the conviction.
|
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Ben and Erin Napier are making a big move: to your bookshelf!
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What made you choose the UK as a location to move to?
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Old data—the back of the wave—can move to the front.
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This is essentially a move to bring boxing back to the people.
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However, some players report that pokémon may also move to other locations.
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They said this would be a "historic" move to avoid reinforcing stigma.
|
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But apparently the move to digital wasn't enough to save the publication.
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As for Loch's big move to Toronto, it's been in the making.
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This was what gave Mr Serraj the confidence to move to Tripoli.
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So we move to pro-action as opposed to just the resistance.
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"We're making this move to further secure these trusted spaces," she explained.
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He felt open to traveling, so we decided to move to London.
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They aren't advocating that Democrats move to the center to court Republicans.
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But they'd have to leave Puerto Rico and move to a state.
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When Rostam Batmanglij turned thirty, he decided to move to Los Angeles.
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The move to digital Saturdays, Mr. Forman said, may encourage digital subscriptions.
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Case in point: A group of college friends move to New York.
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Nintendo knows you want to move to Japan for the swag alone.
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Trump's advisers have advocated such a move to forgo another search process.
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That raises an interesting point about Truecaller's move to become a platform.
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For Facebook, though, the solution was simpler: move to a cold country.
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Snap just made a major move to compete with Netflix and Amazon.
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Next week, I will move to the briefing focused on Asian news.
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Likewise, its operating income or loss will move to Google's balance sheet.
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Yet, the move to online voting isn't close to being widely adopted.
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A congressional official backtracked after a surprise move to block her impeachment.
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Now the proposal will move to the Trump administration for final approval.
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Rents are extortionate in the cities people most want to move to.
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For years people have asked me, why did you move to France?
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We move to the final stage of "prestige" when the magic occurs.
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"We only have one planet, unless we move to Mars," Guan said.
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The company declined to comment further on the move to fire staff.
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He sold everything in preparation for his family's move to the States.
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Amazon expects the move to cost $259 billion in the next quarter.
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And the 20163 MTV Video Music Awards move to Madison Square Garden.
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Others might move to try to find work at another coal mine.
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Edgar: Someone needs to run this show when I move to Belize.
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In 1948, he abruptly announced that he intended to move to California.
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Others would be encouraged to move to other migrant centres in France.
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A move to $200 implies nearly 10 percent upside from current levels.
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Brazil's highest court for electoral matters will move to address the explosive
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The move to delay the vote may further aggravate already high tensions.
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Republicans also must get a budget passed to move to tax reform.
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To move to "fractional licensing" now would change the rules mid-game.
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Remote workers who move to Burlington, Vermont could receive up to $10,000.
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Trump's move to end DACA has been held up by court decisions.
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I'd like to move to infrastructure, apologies, and then we'll go back.
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Some analysts even say the central bank could move to hike rates.
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Still, I don't regret my decision to move to the west coast.
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Maybe you should move to Asgardia, the world's first nation in space.
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They said they had no immediate plans to move to Germany, either.
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This summer the camp will move to a modern complex in Cavaillon.
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The notion of open borders is another stealth move to socialist America.
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Ha, yeah, I'd have to move to Turloc to find that maybe.
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Then the case could move to trial ... depending on how today goes.
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And yeah, it was a hugely risky move to be that honest.
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But women did make the move to politics and we did belong.
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Isn't it such a bold move to show THAT body on TV?
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Don't move to Beijing, Chengdu or Shenyang, if you can help it.
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They agreed that after those two years, they would move to Chicago.
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They'd rather move to Mexico or China, pay people pennies an hour.
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The Wolfs decided to move to Oregon, seeking a change of pace.
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Overall, my move to China has been advantageous in many different ways.
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Step 18: Graduate and move to a more affordable mid-sized city.
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A parliamentary committee was told the move to Jeonju was a factor.
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Iantaffi applauds the move to recognize the sexual needs of trans persons.
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Beerens will move to a role as executive chairman from next month.
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Cox confirmed the move to Reuters, although he declined to provide details.
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Both will now move to their states' House of Delegates for consideration.
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I really didn't want to move to Norway back in the day.
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But not every new Canadian can move to Toronto, Montreal, and Vancouver.
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The company plans to appeal the government's move to shut the plant.
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It was time to move to an artificial tree I could manage.
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Cruz's hope is that supporters of Rubio will move to his campaign.
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The deal is Campbell's latest and largest move to diversify its offerings.
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Our companies need to be net zero and move to fully renewable.
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"Move to Canada" remained among the top trending search topics on Google.
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I suppose as people move to electronic transactions, the risk is reduced.
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As cars move to renewable energy, emissions and road noise will diminish.
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As soon as you move to Glasgow, you start hearing this name.
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Over time, this will help customers move to Google Cloud, he says.
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When that happens, we can move to a more sustainable mitigation strategy.
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It's a really bold move to stick up for yourself like that.
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The studios are not ... It feels like a library move to me.
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In his absence, second baseman Neil Walker will move to first base.
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"Dad said that it was the best move to do," she said.
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Movere's technology helps companies move to Amazon as well as to Azure.
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And I personally wouldn't move to a law enforcement thing right away.
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She decided to turn down Wall Street and move to Southfield, Mich.
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But if finances dictate, she's contemplating a move to Little Rock, Ark.
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When you move to a new city, it's tough to make friends.
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But the Justice Department could move to head that off within days.
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And start early, like how did you move to something like this?
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So that's why, I think, the need to move to this level.
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WILLIAMSBURG, Va. — The playwright Adrienne Kennedy never wanted to move to Virginia.
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Or the alternative was to move to Greenwich Village or San Francisco.
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"You have to move, to travel, to surprise," Mr. Lagerfeld once said.
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The move to regulate internet platforms in Europe has been gathering momentum.
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As lawmakers move to finalize the bill, both sides are digging in.
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In 2007 the island's move to decentralized energy cut that to zero.
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He said he still plans to move to Tampa on Nov. 2.
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"People want to move to where it is safe," Mr. Levy said.
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For Verizon, Kubernetes is key to helping it move to the cloud.
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QUARLES: O.K. PARKER: Why did Mama move to Baltimore from North Carolina?
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Analysts expect the move to have a "limited impact" on the economy.
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But the show's Netflix contract precluded a move to another streaming platform.
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That could put pressure on them to move to places like Vietnam.
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The family decided to close the business and move to New Jersey.
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Then it takes another 30 hours to move to a final vote.
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The company said the move to Arizona does not change those plans.
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This foreshadowed the state taking another move to the right in 2016.
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Smart move to get some R&R before the heavy lifting starts.
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It was once assumed Europe would move to ever-closer economic relations.
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Greece's move to block the statement was first reported in The Guardian.
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Then, you can move to the valuable activity of reallocating your time.
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B. and his wife move to America, and Katya marries unremarkable Len.
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But Trump has signaled that he would move to block that testimony.
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California residents would opt to move to Sacramento, Phoenix, or Las Vegas.
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The program's shift in tone coincided, fortuitously, with the move to CNN.
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Most great ideas start on the fringe and move to the middle.
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But now he needed to move, to walk, in order to survive.
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Investment managers have been pressured by a move to lower-cost funds.
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Absent agreement, McConnell said, the Senate will move to an open debate.
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Once the Senate passes the package, it will move to the House.
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It shocked global markets with a move to negative rates in January.
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If "yes," then stop; if no, then move to the next question.
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The third, Jeffrey Wada, also tried to move to KPMG, they said.
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The killing prompted her other daughter to move to the United States.
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In a statement, the Justice department confirmed the move to the NYT.
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Many young people move to Los Angeles searching for fame and fortune.
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Maybe she'll date, have a kid, move to London, maybe she won't.
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We drop everything and move to the place where we truly belong.
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The gap seems to be driven by women's move to the left.
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AS proposed move to the Netherlands, joining a chorus of shareholder disapproval.
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The Hashid move to cut the western corridor was announced on Oct.
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Gabriel Barbosa made his loan move to Flamengo from Inter Milan permanent.
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Headlines HSBC to shed 35,000 jobs in radical move to downsize on.ft.
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Some welcomed the move to show a "real" burger beyond its prime.
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Baedeker said regulators had been considering a move to the lesser standard.
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"The Five," an ensemble political round table, will move to 9 p.m.
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It's T-Mobile's latest move to continue shaking up the wireless industry.
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You can't move to Watts in 1963 and not speak about it.
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In the end, he and Burrone opted to move to Los Angeles.
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If one doesn't work, you move to the next, more intense option.
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A move to $103 represents 8.5% upside from Monday's close of $94.88.
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When you move to the table, its wooden surface starts to deform.
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Any move to ease the EU's exercise could face scepticism from markets.
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They will then move to branches throughout the U.S. beginning this summer.
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It's the American dream to move to Hollywood and become a star.
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Twitter's move to increase its character limits is a good first step.
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Workers who are financially incentivized will move to where the jobs are.
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If that doesn&apost work, then you move to the next step.
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Ideally, Congress should move to prevent these new rules from taking effect.
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"I think we'll have to move to the markup," he told CNN.
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Move to the front of the line by pre-ordering from Amazon.
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Then move to your taste — do you like photography, drawing, abstract, sculpture?
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Madland and Andrias hardly alone in urging a move to sectoral bargaining.
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A move to $218 represents 8% upside from Wednesday's close of $203.12.
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This isn't just a George Soros move to protect his own interests.
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Move to the front though, and you're unlikely to be blown away.
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It's going to be hard for them to move to another job.
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The council's move to vote on the measures as soon as Aug.
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But the move to include the GRE option raises some deeper questions.
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He replaces Will Wade, who resigned Monday to move to Louisiana State.
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But follow up with stated consequences, and then move to a plan.
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Between 224 million and 3 million people move to cities every week.
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Trump's making a risky move to win over voters he's already won.
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The move to send her back to Russia comes as little surprise.
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To make matters worse, jobs are continuing to move to metropolitan areas.
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A trader cited the move to Piper Jaffray rating hike to overweight.
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Salesforce is seeing demand rise as more businesses move to the cloud.
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The family then made its first major move — to West Linn, Ore.
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I move to the front of the bus to feel less ill.
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Right-click on any unfamiliar programs and select "Move to Trash."4.
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So I think it's a tremendous move to put that netting up.
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What was the reason for your move to Hong Kong in 2009?
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Georgia stripped Mr. Saakashvili of his citizenship after his move to Ukraine.
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The Hong Kong police made their own move to limit digital communications.
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Not many people move to Los Angeles to shed their celebrity status.
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"Credit that move to Paul Westphal," MacLeod told The New York Times.
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Any move to quit NAFTA is likely to draw a court challenge.
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Republican U.S. congressional leaders have backed Trump's move to exit the accord.
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Why not move to an area that's less of a fire hazard?
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Redfoo thinks MTV's move to make its awards gender neutral is absurd.
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That could be just what recommends the move to Trump administration officials.
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Step 4: On your Android phone, download Apple's Move to iOS app.
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The U.N. refugee body praised Jordan's move to give them temporary sanctuary.
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Went to grad school on the east coast and thought I would move to Asia and then decided that was a whole different saga, that I didn't want to move to Asia or settle on the east coast.
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In the wake of primary victories by Hillary Clinton and Mr. Trump on Super Tuesday, people took to Twitter to vow to move to Canada, and the use of the search phrase "move to Canada" surged on Google.
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The novel begins with its heroine forced to leave Manhattan, with all of its enrichments, when her parents decide to move to the suburbs (for all of the reasons parents have always decided to move to the suburbs).
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Again, we're monitoring everything, and what happened was Republican women started to move to us, younger Republicans started to move to us, and the intensity among Democrats didn't diminish; in fact, over time, it kept building and building.
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Some of the villagers will move to areas with better social services, such as schools and hospitals, while others in remote areas will move to places with better roads and water supply, the official, Liu Yongfu, told a briefing.
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Thanks to freedom of movement under EU law, Magenti's move to the UK—and his subsequent decision to stay—seemed so natural as to be nearly thoughtless, like an American choosing to move to a different state after college.
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This should not be seen as a move to blow apart the health-care industry, the sources said, but rather a move to lower costs for companies like J.P. Morgan, which spends around $1.25 billion on medical benefits annually.
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Her move to HSBC was confirmed by two sources familiar with her plans.
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Some lawyers have been forced to move to different cities with their families.
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It took a few months, but Lilley and Greenfield decided to move to
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F Zach Randolph's move to the bench has re-energized the veteran's career.
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If no candidate gets 2885 percent, the contest would move to a Nov.
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Akzo said Tuesday it was disappointed in Elliott's move to file a lawsuit.
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The move to digital might be a big disappointment for nostalgia seekers, however.
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It might be bigger, but it feels like a smart move to me.
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Google is also spearheading the move to using Bluetooth (BLE) for its U2F.
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King Salman, the Saudi monarch, repeatedly condemned the US embassy move to Jerusalem.
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Today I felt it was the right move to make for the team.
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The ultimate move to redeem her in the eyes of Cubs fans, however?
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You'll need to wait for the move to the 10nm process for that.
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That forced an emergency move to paper pollbooks, creating long lines to vote.
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Turns out, it was Travolta's idea to do the move to begin with.
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Taylor Orpin, 23, quit her job to move to the camp last month.
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Don't move to America unless you know English, or are willing to learn.
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Reality check: What should you expect when you move to a new city?
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After the premiere, the show will move to CBS' All Access streaming service.
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We should all move to an island where "big data" can't find us?
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The officer then moves to arrest Craig, and family members move to intervene.
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Peter Thiel attempted the same move, to middling success, with the Thiel Fellowship.
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We have never wanted to move to Utah more than we do now.
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She said she would vote against any legal move to hold a referendum.
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Diane's a new widow whose controlling daughters want her to move to Arizona.
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So he sought to move to another financial advisor and get some answers.
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Next, we move to HBO Now and look for a movie to watch.
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I bench and then move to dumbbells for some arm and shoulder exercises.
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The move to HTTPS also gives us exciting new technology to work with.
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As medical devices move to networked technologies, securing those devices becomes increasingly important.
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The Mets have lost two of three and have failed to move to .
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"Fake my death, move to Swaziland, and become a yeoman farmer," said @SamWitwacky.
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Eventually, she "just hit the wall" and made the move to couples therapy.
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Universal Pictures made the surprise move to cancel the movie's release on Aug.
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Three years ago, she believes, a voice told her to move to Elmira.
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Speaking with The Verge, Seeley calls his move to Facebook a natural progression.
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Cardholders could be tempted to move to Amex's more expensive cards, Kheel added.
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Trump's claim that this was a move to "end endless wars," is baseless.
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CLARIFICATION: This story has been updated to clarify Katie Paris' move to Ohio.
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Any move to bury the arms decision could renew interest in those questions.
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Google's move to consolidate traffic to its core domain increased traffic to google.
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One move to make in this scenario is to change Overwatch's business model.
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Now it's embarking on a big move to expand its corporate presence, too.
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Then we move to an ashram, where the same actor wears a beard.
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So let's move to net neutrality too because that's the next big thing.
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He has since endorsed a move to suspend collecting taxes on jet fuel.
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Kurds felt betrayed by Trump's move to withdraw U.S. troops from the area.
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By the end of 2017, my girlfriend had decided to move to Brooklyn.
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You can put pressure on your government officials to move to alternative energy.
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Bill Walton's move to the Clippers — the San Diego Clippers — was making headlines.
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She predicted a 12 percent move to 2,400 could be in the cards.
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The bill will move to committee hearings ahead of a wider council vote.
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Any move to challenge media companies' licenses, however, would likely face significant hurdles.
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The move to block YouTube content on the Echo Show was largely unexpected.
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He planned to move to Los Angeles or Seattle after graduation, said Bailey.
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David Beckham and Victoria Beckham are looking to move to the Sunshine State.
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Meanwhile, policy initiatives are hastening the move to wood from steel and concrete.
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This is all to say, begin with humans, then move to the web.
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Meanwhile, the island's oversight board made a move to review most government contracts.
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Poor people move to rich countries to enjoy the benefits of good institutions.
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EasyJet reckons its move to offset emissions is already steering business its way.
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After graduation, she plans to move to New York to work in media.
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"Picked a hell of a week to move to the US," he added.
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We have 15 minutes left, so I want to move to foreign policy.
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The Obama administration made the right move to begin funding a Zika response.
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Marsha Blackburn: U.S. Embassy move to Jerusalem signals that America stands with Israel .
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Here's how to move to Canada Have something to add to this story?
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That's also why some outlets are speculating Doria might eventually move to London.
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By 1930 the club was at the forefront of the move to professionalism.
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Moreover, this move to game subscriptions is something we should all prepare for.
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Gulf leaders hailed his move to abandon Mr Obama's nuclear deal with Iran.
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"'Now it's time for us to move to New Zealand,'" Justice Ginsburg said.
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If they move to the big city, they can't afford anywhere to live.
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Some thought the government warnings were a preemptive move to head off trouble.
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Jungwirth likens the move to getting in the passing lane on a highway.
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RELATED: No move to the middle by GOP on LGBT issues Utah Rep.
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" saying, "Lone wolf from anywhere in the world can move to Brazil now.
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