Even to be put in places where you're not baseball-wise ready, thrust into the big leagues or moved ahead when you shouldn't have been moved ahead because you have these expectations.
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The New Zealander moved ahead coming into the last section.
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Others sheered off and moved ahead at a faster pace.
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The rest of the world will have long moved ahead.
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Given this clear feedback, AMD moved ahead with the joint ventures.
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The FTSE 100 even moved ahead of its pre-Brexit level.
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Among Latinos, acceptance of gay culture has moved ahead less assertively.
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In April, Labour moved ahead of the Tories in the polls.
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Vancouver had moved ahead 2-1 on Erik Hurtado's 84th-minute goal.
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That's why the Crown Prince hasn't moved ahead to fill the throne.
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In climbing two spots, the Jayhawks moved ahead of Gonzaga and Villanova.
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He has moved ahead with his primary push, backing challengers to Sens.
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Once the ban was lifted, New York moved ahead with these plans.
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I moved ahead of girls with slumped shoulders who breathed in gusts.
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Ports Authority officials, unwilling to cross the president, quickly moved ahead anyway.
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Britain declined to nominate a commissioner, but the process moved ahead anyway.
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Mr. Trump ignored him, and Mr. Roberts moved ahead with his question.
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States both red and blue already have moved ahead with successful parallel programs.
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The House has moved ahead despite the lack of top-line fiscal numbers.
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It's moved ahead with furloughs at its hotels and at the corporate level.
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But after the death of those industries in the 1980s, Flanders moved ahead.
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The King moved ahead of a meeting of the Political and Security Council.
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But none have moved ahead with the gusto of those in Southern California.
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In doing so, she moved ahead of Miller, another of her childhood idols.
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Pujols moved ahead of Ruth with a home run in the ninth for 1,993.
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Philadelphia moved ahead 27-226 midway through the third following an 853-285 run.
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Instead, the Russians have moved ahead with the system, deploying a fully operational unit.
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Green then moved ahead with the process to kick Gallagher out of the SEALs.
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Even so, this is another area where society has moved ahead of the legislation.
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But no government has moved ahead more swiftly, and with more abandon, than Venezuela.
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Detroit moved ahead in the opening minute of the second half on Bortles' first giveaway.
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After Harris dropped in his third straight trey, Philadelphia moved ahead by 29, 82-53.
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Either way, as the project moved ahead, Martin was free to do as he pleased.
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The Angels moved ahead for good with three runs in the bottom of the fifth.
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Pittsburgh moved ahead in the bottom of the first, starting off with four straight singles.
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The Islanders also moved ahead of the Pittsburgh Penguins into sole possession of second place.
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Boston moved ahead 4-0, scoring all the runs with two outs in the fourth.
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Orlando moved ahead 91-90 on a 3-pointer by Vucevic with 6:27 left.
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Miami moved ahead of Boston (26-133) for the fourth-best record in the Eastern Conference.
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The Reds moved ahead 5-4 in the fifth on a sacrifice fly by Eugenio Suarez.
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While Antoine was gone, planning for the Mackenzie Gas Project moved ahead in fits and starts.
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Seattle moved ahead 2-1 in the top of the fourth on Alonso's two-run shot.
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Georgia State moved ahead 26-25 on two Williams free throws at the 5:37 mark.
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He moved ahead of teammate Jake Arrieta and Washington's Max Scherzer, who each have 17 victories.
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While other states postponed primaries, Arizona, Florida and Illinois moved ahead with theirs earlier this week.
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Even as the legal dispute simmered, Germany moved ahead with the transformation of its energy sector.
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Butler hit two free throws, and the Heat moved ahead 106-101 with 363 seconds left.
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But despite all the unhinged attacks, the process appears to have moved ahead beyond partisan politics.
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But politics have moved ahead of economics as a factor in foreign exchange markets in recent weeks.
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Her nomination moved ahead in the Senate on Friday, and she's expected to be narrowly confirmed Monday.
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The Spurs moved ahead at 93-91 on DeRozan's basket with 10:04 remaining in the contest.
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Despite protests from the Democratic minority at the agency, the FCC ultimately moved ahead with the repeal.
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Most other Asian currencies barely moved ahead of what for some markets will be a long weekend.
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Evans added a jumper, and the Grizzlies moved ahead 214-224 thanks to a 21-6 run.
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Then the news cycle moved ahead, and attention turned where it usually does: to the next thing.
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But it ended on Thursday with little sign of progress as Washington moved ahead with additional tariffs.
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Philadelphia came out aggressive with seven quick points to open the fourth and moved ahead 93-82.
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Earlier this month, the drug moved ahead into the final phase of clinical testing for POMC deficiency.
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They moved ahead 5-4 later in the inning when Chris Taylor scored on a passed ball.
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Despite that vote, the Japanese government moved ahead with plans to relocate Futenma operations elsewhere on Okinawa.
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Soon thereafter, the agency moved ahead on Shasta, explicitly naming Westlands in their budget request to Congress.
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The Saints moved ahead 14-7 on a 2-yard touchdown pass from Ryan Nassib to Lewis.
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After he failed to secure federal funding and an IRB, Halford moved ahead with the trial offshore.
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The Devils could have moved ahead of Detroit and out of the Eastern Conference cellar with a win.
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The Gravely eventually accelerated speed and moved ahead, with the Russian ship still following it before breaking off.
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Kim moved ahead with the deal, but also signed off on a missile test that effectively killed it.
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Los Angeles briefly moved ahead 101-100 on a four-point play by Gallinari with 7:47 remaining.
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Uber disputed the CCCS' allegation that Uber knew that the transaction infringed the law but nevertheless moved ahead.
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Pittsburgh then tightened up defensively and moved ahead 41-40 on Johnson's 3-pointer with 10:19 left.
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Volkswagen has appointed a new chief executive, Herbert Diess, as the company moved ahead with its overhaul plan.
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Under Mr Modi, the project to convert India into a fully fledged Hindu nation has moved ahead smartly.
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Svitolina stormed back in the final set and appeared to be cruising when she moved ahead 4-1.
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The Bluejays moved ahead 248-27 with 219:255 left, thanks to suffocating defense, especially on the perimeter.
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With two RBIs, Beltre moved ahead of Joe DiMaggio for sole possession of 47th all-time with 1,539.
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Meanwhile, congressional efforts to make atrocity prevention a priority moved ahead, according to people who monitored the issue.
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But with Carroll kicking in 9 points, the Nets moved ahead by 28-21 after the first quarter.
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FINANCE Republicans on the Senate Finance Committee, tasked with confirming two Cabinet nominees, moved ahead without their Democratic counterparts.
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The Bears moved ahead in the final minute of the half on Daniel's 10-yard strike to Taquan Mizzell.
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The Greek government, he said, had moved ahead with the reconstruction of a series of mosques around the country.
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With the victory, the Wild moved ahead of Colorado for the final wild-card spot in the Western Conference.
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Booth and Paschall each missed a 3-pointer and the Hoyas moved ahead 75-56 with 4:01 left.
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Over an hour later, I had moved ahead in the queue, but my estimated wait time also grew higher.
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In the U.S., earnings cycles have moved ahead of the economic data, and are leading the economic data sideways.
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In New Orleans, officials moved ahead with Mardi Gras festivities in late February that packed people into the streets.
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Curtis Jones Jr. hit a pair of 3-pointers off the bench and Penn State moved ahead 52-42.
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Yet the listing was revived earlier this year, and Aramco moved ahead despite receiving muted interest from international investors.
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But MPs — including at least 20 members of Johnson's own Conservative Party — heard Johnson's threat and moved ahead, undeterred.
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But he said he was not told of the zero-tolerance policy before the administration moved ahead with it.
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With the victory, England (20-22) moved ahead of France in the Six Nations standings on the point-difference tiebreaker.
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The measure has since been moved ahead, but now faces three different committee hearings over three days, starting on Monday.
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In his 220th career game, Giordano moved ahead of Jim Peplinski on Calgary's all-time point list with his 22th.
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But doctors in the Cell Surgical Network have moved ahead with using cells for autoimmune, neurologic, and other serious conditions.
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The Sabres fell to 22011-2200-23 but moved ahead of the Toronto Maple Leafs for seventh in the division.
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On their first possession, the Hoosiers moved ahead 282-22016 on an 18-yard touchdown pass from Lagow to Thomas.
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They moved ahead as companions in adventure, well-knowing that danger is often the inseparable partner of progress and honor.
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But Trump has called the agreement "the worst deal maybe ever signed" and moved ahead with tariffs earlier this year.
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So far, carmakers in Britain have been patient, and moved ahead with investments necessary to keep their plants on track.
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Fellow Republicans in the Senate moved ahead with other business despite the president's insistence that they return to repealing Obamacare.
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If the company had moved ahead with an Alterra partnership, however, it was poised to essentially import those international connections.
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But they moved ahead with the mission on Friday, recognizing the need to bring peace to the victims' loved ones.
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Whatever the full story of that setback, the Bronx Museum moved ahead with a make-do version of the project.
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Without sufficient support to challenge Trump's victory, the Republican-led Congress moved ahead with an easy confirmation of Trump's presidency.
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Missouri has moved ahead with a ban on "misrepresenting" a product as "meat" unless it comes from a slaughtered animal.
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The GOP moved ahead over the objections of the FBI, the Department of Justice, Democrats, and even a few Republicans.
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Whatever the reason, the Iowa Democratic caucuses moved ahead of the New Hampshire primary, which had traditionally been the nation's first.
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But tellingly, Sanders failed to win over many converts on the second round of voting, which is how Buttigieg moved ahead.
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"TOP-MOST PRIORITY" In the past year, the Jharkhand government has moved ahead with plans to legalize and regulate the industry.
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Bacon came back with a jumper on Charlotte's next possession and the Hornets moved ahead 2131-2127 with 23:27 remaining.
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Boise State moved ahead at 10-7 on senior Haden Hoggarth's 73-yard field goal 15 seconds into the second quarter.
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Roosevelt had few options, so he and the Democratic majority in Congress moved ahead with legislation to add six new justices.
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He had moved ahead of us, and he chose to wait until we were 600 miles from home, about halfway there.
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Large swaths of society fell behind economically while the best-educated moved ahead and the most fortunate soared above everyone else.
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There was kind of a sense that they would maybe become obsolete or something as civilization moved ahead and so on.
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This time, the unions have complained that the Macron government has moved ahead with its plans without true consultation or compromise.
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Washington has moved ahead with additional tariffs on Chinese imports, and a new law will beef up blocks to foreign investment.
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I am a woman and something less than ideal happened, and I moved ahead in the only way I knew how.
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Whatever the reason, the Iowa Democratic caucuses moved ahead of the New Hampshire primary, which had traditionally been the nation's first.
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"This is dangerous — a man almost pushed me down the stairs," Bonnie Young of Philadelphia said as she slowly moved ahead.
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Trump didn't listen and moved ahead with his national emergency declaration after signing a deal to avoid a shutdown in February.
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They came into play seventh in the East but could have moved ahead of Detroit after the Pistons fell in Indiana.
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In the absence of peace talks between Palestinians and Israelis, Gulf Arab states have moved ahead with their own outreach to Israel .
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When Stevens drained a trey from the corner, Penn State moved ahead 263-261 with 23:267 left in the first half.
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Trey Sermon, Abdul Adams and Marcelias Sutton also will likely get work, but Anderson appears to have moved ahead of the pack.
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They also moved ahead of Minnesota for second place in the NFC North and pulled within a game of division leader Detroit.
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Doubtfire actor's children have since moved ahead in their lives with Zak welcoming son Mickey with his fiancée Olivia June in May.
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Qualcomm moved ahead with a stock buyback of about $30 billion that it had promised shareholders should the NXP deal fall apart.
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The Democratic-led House moved ahead with legislation designed to reopen the government without Trump's request for $5.7 billion in wall money.
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The Wolverines moved ahead on Higdon's 217-yard run, capping off an 210-play, 224-yard drive that took nearly six minutes.
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The Norwegian government has moved ahead with the plan, citing the 70 percent of homes that currently have access to digital receivers.
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"In prior cases when the Court has upheld an abortion regulation, many states have moved ahead to pass similar regulations," Forsythe said.
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This week, those tensions came to a head after county officials moved ahead with plans to raze part of the historic temple.
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Some conservative groups had objected to coupling a debt-limit increase with the emergency funds, but McConnell moved ahead at Trump's urging.
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Smith dropped in a shot in the lane and Indiana moved ahead 17-14 with 9:212 remaining in the first half.
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Over several weeks in March, the office of Ukraine's top prosecutor moved ahead on two investigations of intense interest to Mr. Trump.
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They're pleased that Pelosi and the leadership have moved ahead with impeachment, but they wish it had been broader and more sweeping.
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The 49ers (11-2) moved ahead of the Saints (10-3) in the race for the No. 1 seed in the NFC.
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As the line to get in the venue moved ahead, the two groups shouted at each other, and some skirmishes broke out.
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Likewise, Senate appropriators have moved ahead with marking up most of their appropriations bills despite lacking the guidance of a budget document.
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Some, argued that the administration has wide latitude to act on its own and has already moved ahead with association health plans.
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But with midterm elections looming, Trump moved ahead anyway, siding with Farm Belt supporters who helped secure his narrow 2016 election victory.
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The Sharks came back and moved ahead 6-1 with their second power-play goal by Hertl at 3:27 of the third.
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Meanwhile, Apple CEO Tim Cook just announced during the last earnings call that Apple Music has moved ahead of Spotify in North America.
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Earlier this week, Mexico's finance ministry moved ahead by one month a long-awaited liberalization of fuel prices, previously scheduled for Dec. 30.
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General Electric Co gained 4.8 percent after Bloomberg reported that the company has moved ahead with the planned IPO of its healthcare unit.
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Meanwhile negotiations moved ahead on the longer-term spending bill, which would fund the day-to-day operations of virtually every federal agency.
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If the two sides fail to reach a deal in the time period, the Trump administration will moved ahead with the tariff increase.
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In recent months, Beijing has moved ahead with plans for billions of dollars of new railway projects and tax cuts for small businesses.
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Wheeler said the EPA has instead moved ahead with finalizing its proposed regulation, known as the Safer Affordable Fuel Efficient (SAFE) Vehicles rule.
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Purdue moved ahead 210-217 when Blough threw a 216-yard touchdown pass to Yancey with 11:25 left in the third quarter.
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At one point, both trials moved ahead almost in sync, in federal courthouses near each other, each drawing crowds of spectators and reporters.
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Grassley has slammed Democrats' refusal to cooperate and independently moved ahead with a request for documents to the Bush library this past Friday.
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The were also unpopular with both parties in Congress, and Republican senators considered blocking the tariffs if Mr. Trump moved ahead with them.
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The Bruins moved ahead 2-0 at 14:40 when Bergeron's 31st goal appeared to deflect off Travis Sanheim and into the net.
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"Testing of the property happened last week, and the hotel has voluntarily moved ahead with precautionary remedial activities while awaiting results," Peduzzi said.
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The regulators may have moved ahead after Mr. Musk backed out because they concluded that they had strong evidence in this particular case.
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Thomas Greiss made 271 saves as the Islanders moved ahead of the Maple Leafs for the final playoff spot in the Eastern Conference.
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The yield on the also moved ahead of the Fed rate increase, rising to 2.295 percent Friday, its highest level since September 2008.
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There also were complaints this month about a huge hog processing plant planned in Mason City, Iowa, but the project has moved ahead.
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The Kings moved ahead 2-1 at 3:07 of the second period on Iafallo's deflection of Sean Walker's shot from the right point.
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Mulvaney had faced internal efforts to oust him before House Democrats moved ahead with their impeachment inquiry against the President, multiple sources told CNN.
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When William and the King moved ahead, they went around a corner and paused, waiting for their dawdling wives who were deep in conversation.
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Arkansas has moved ahead of the rest of the U.S. by passing legislation to make access to computer science education mandatory in secondary education.
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The Brewers moved ahead 7-3 in the seventh after Grandal drilled an 0-2 changeup from Serathony Dominguez for a three-run homer.
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Several states have moved ahead in recent years with full bans on some of the worst practices in industrial agriculture, such as battery cages.
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Russian government officials have discussed creating a so-called crypto ruble for similar purposes, but have not moved ahead with the plan so far.
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Ms. Nickel said she had moved ahead with establishing programs in Minnesota, regardless of whether the two state lawmakers decide to join her efforts.
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Even as Panerai has moved ahead — it now makes all its own movements, for example — Richemont wants to keep limits on the company's production.
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He warned that if the reporter moved ahead with the article, "I'm going to mess your life up," according to The Daily Beast's account.
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Jones converted a three-point play as Penn State kept attacking and moved ahead 58-34 less than four minutes into the second half.
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But Clinton, with the backing of his attorney general, Janet Reno, moved ahead and eventually replaced Sessions with Louis Freeh, a US district court judge.
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On Sunday, several sources told CNN Mulvaney faced internal efforts to oust him before House Democrats moved ahead with their impeachment inquiry against President Trump.
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Colorado trailed by 14 four-plus minutes into the second half and eventually moved ahead at 66-64 on Wright's basket with 4:36 remaining.
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Bounds was tapped for a seat unofficially designated for judges from Oregon, and his nomination moved ahead over objections from the state's two Democratic senators.
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The Kings moved ahead at 36-35 on Bogdanovic's basket with 7:51 left in the half before the Lakers scored the next seven points.
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He says there would be a stranded-asset problem if the project moved ahead too quickly, because the blast furnace would be suddenly rendered obsolete.
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Last week, the Pentagon moved ahead with plans to transfer $1 billion from its accounts toward construction of a wall on the U.S.-Mexico border.
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"I'm grateful that they've moved ahead with reunifications, but honestly the emotional roller-coaster has been quite difficult the past few days," Ms. Powers said.
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She had a 10-foot birdie on the ninth to tie Higa, then moved ahead with a 123-footer for another birdie on the 13th.
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Brazilian lawmakers last week moved ahead on a bill that, as originally proposed, would have imposed licensing requirements that Uber said would cripple its model.
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The lead in the agriculture commissioner race flipped on Thursday afternoon: Nikki Fried, a Democrat, moved ahead of Matt Caldwell, a Republican, by 2,884 votes.
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But DeJong hit two-run homer and Bader hit another solo blast in the bottom of the inning as the Cardinals moved ahead 4-2.
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Chinese officials canceled a trip to Washington late last month to resume trade talks after Mr. Trump moved ahead with a second round of tariffs.
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Oakland moved ahead 5-4 in the fifth when Davis singled, moved to second on a walk to Healy and scored on Trevor Plouffe's single.
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However, at least 10 states have moved ahead and legalized the purchase and possession of recreational marijuana while 33 states allow the use of medical marijuana.
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It already lags state-owned China Mobile and China Telecom, and private firms have moved ahead in developing cloud and big data services, and mobile software.
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The New York Times has noted, "Among Latinos, acceptance of gay culture has moved ahead less assertively" when compared with gay-friendly cities such as Orlando.
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In many ways, it appears that educational institutions have moved ahead of companies and organizations in how they are helping students unpack what they are hearing.
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The A's moved ahead 3-2 in the bottom of the second on Smolinski's three-run blast with two outs, his fifth homer of the season.
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And the European Union moved ahead this year with developing an alternative system that would allow countries to bypass the existing infrastructure for international financial transactions.
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With all the money he's spent, Bloomberg has surged into fourth place and moved ahead of former Mayor Pete Buttigieg, according to a RealClearPolitics polling average.
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The parallel worlds are quite different from 1973, when a Democratic Congress moved ahead on a variety of issues as President Richard M. Nixon's problems escalated.
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So the board moved ahead with the plan, allocating a provisional budget of $22014 million for the first year, and $22015 million for the second year.
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The Flyers moved ahead 4-1 just 27 seconds into the third when Hayes picked up a loose puck and sent a backhand into the net.
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Facebook has moved ahead with its Bitcoin-inspired cryptocurrency and has beefed up encryption, but the company has otherwise taken few steps to decentralize its services.
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"Upon reflection, I regret that I did not take the time to fully understand the quiet title process and its history before we moved ahead," Zuckerberg wrote.
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Houston moved ahead when Savage threw a 7-yard touchdown pass to Anderson to account for a four-point edge with 3:42 remaining in the third.
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Ms. Warren has tied or moved ahead of Mr. Biden in some polls, and party officials on the ground say Mayor Pete Buttigieg of South Bend, Ind.
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While Detroit has moved ahead with using the technology, San Francisco and Oakland, California, and Somerville, Massachusetts, have banned city departments — including police — from using the software.
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E-cigarette use has exploded in every state the US, and several states have already moved ahead with indoor vaping bans like the one in Amendment 9.
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In June, Wyden formally moved ahead with his threat to block any Treasury nominees after Treasury and the Internal Revenue Service failed to adequately answer congressional requests.
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Philadelphia moved ahead of New England and is tentatively in fifth place, pending how the Montreal Impact (29 points) fare later Saturday night against Real Salt Lake.
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The investigation moved ahead at full speed, with none of the investigative team members -- or the Department of Justice lawyers supporting them -- aware of the President's request.
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Since then, the Russians moved ahead with the program and deployed a battalion to somewhere within their country in December, the Times reported, citing unnamed administration officials.
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The Angels (22-20) moved ahead of Oakland (23-22) in the American League West after the two teams went into the game tied for last place.
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In a report today, the United Nations said that China has moved ahead of Japan as the second-biggest source of applications for international patents, Reuters reports.
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In 2012, a controversial iron fertilization project moved ahead off the coast of British Columbia and sparked outrage from the Canadian government, oceanographers, and the United Nations.
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Philadelphia kept the pressure on even with the huge lead and moved ahead 109-70 with 6:38 left when Mike Scott drained a deep 3-pointer.
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The investigation moved ahead at full speed, with none of the investigative team members – or the Department of Justice lawyers supporting them – aware of the President's request.
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The investigation moved ahead at full speed, with none of the investigative team members – or the Department of Justice lawyers supporting them – aware of the President's request.
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After Villanova moved ahead by six early in the second half, Butz knocked down a short jumper in the lane to cut the lead to 40-36.
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Charlotte caught Portland at 78 on two free throws by Rozier with 3:46 left, and the club moved ahead on Hernangomez's basket with 2:30 remaining.
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The remaining countries, like Japan, moved ahead without the United States, and spent months renegotiating a pact before finally agreeing to a sweeping multinational deal this year.
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Since talks between the two countries stalled in May, Mr. Trump has moved ahead with his threat to tax nearly everything China sends to the United States.
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"The original plan [for the Chinese delegation] was to leave Washington on [October] 12th, but the departure could be moved ahead to the 13th," the source said.
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The Stars improved to 22016-216-2100 in their past 13 games against Vancouver — and also moved ahead of the Canucks into 11th place in the Western Conference.
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The Heat moved ahead in the second behind a trio of 3-pointers by Ellington and the inside play of Olynyk in the first half of the quarter.
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Google didn't want to go ... Nobody wanted to go on the record, even though it seemed ... Anyway, it was a really interesting problem because we moved ahead anyway.
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The Bruins moved ahead 193-47 on a three-point play by freshman forward Cody Riley with 9:40 remaining before the Blue Hose went on another burst.
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That Mr. Comey moved ahead despite those protestations underscores the unusual nature of Friday's revelations, which added a dramatic twist to the final days of the presidential campaign.
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First, there was massive selloff, followed by a rebound that made up for some of the losses after Congress moved ahead with a historic $2 trillion relief package.
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Kay Ivey of Alabama signed a bill effectively banning the procedure altogether, and lawmakers in two more states — Louisiana and Missouri — moved ahead with bills similar to Ohio's.
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Kleiner Perkins also moved ahead with a planned investment in March, but both firms had been keeping an eye on the entrepreneurs for months ahead of the shift.
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Lewis Hamilton won the Italian Grand Prix in Monza virtually unchallenged from pole position and moved ahead of Sebastian Vettel to take the lead in the drivers' standings.
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Since then, Mr. Trump has moved ahead with taxing an additional $112 billion of Chinese products, and he was expected to raise tariffs even further on Oct. 1.
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Memphis eventually tied the score at 24 on two free throws by James Ennis III with 207:212 left and then moved ahead 33 seconds later on Ennis' dunk.
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Wall Street rose on Friday, with the S&P 257 closing just short of a record high, boosted by gains in financial shares as Trump moved ahead with deregulation.
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They stopped at a darkened house and rang the bell but when nobody came to the door, the children moved ahead impatiently, catching up to three other neighborhood children.
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On the Dakota Access Pipeline and the planned border wall (which would cut a reservation in half ), Trump has moved ahead "without talking to" American Indian stakeholders, Udall said.
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The tightening of the presidential race in September quieted the grumbling, but now that Clinton has moved ahead in the polls, Senate Democrats are pressing her for more help.
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Golden State's Stephen Curry moved ahead of Vince Carter on the NBA's all-time list for 3-pointers, sinking four to account for more than half his 113 points.
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Ovechkin collected his sixth goal in seven games and moved ahead of Mark Recchi into sole possession of 20th place on the NHL's all-time goals list with 193.
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By the numbers: Breitbart has moved ahead of The Washington Post, Fox News, Walmart and Yelp on the Alexa top sites ranking that combines measures of visitors and pageviews.
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A Senate panel moved ahead Thursday with a long-term aviation bill that does not contain President Trump's controversial proposal to separate air traffic control from the federal government.
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One inning earlier, after he himself had hit his second shot of the night, Holliday had reminded Gardner that he had moved ahead of him in homers this season.
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But after Mr. Trump's election, Justice Kennedy moved ahead with hiring clerks and authorized the court spokeswoman to issue a statement meant to dispute speculation that he might retire.
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Also with his first catch on Sunday night, Fitzgerald moved ahead of Henry Ellard (13,777 career receiving yards) for 13th place on the NFL's all-time receiving yards list.
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He also moved ahead with a national emergency declaration, a move that will enable him to tap into money from other military construction projects in order to fund a wall.
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Despite this worry, Recode reported in February that HQ Trivia had indeed moved ahead with its $100 million valuation and was vying for a new $15 million round of funding.
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Al Gore had appointed longtime aide Roy Neel to manage his transition, which moved ahead in late November, compiling preliminary lists of appointees and reaching out to possible Cabinet members.
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The two countries were heading toward a trade war after the Trump administration moved ahead with hefty tariffs on $50 billion of Chinese imports and China officials vowed to retaliate.
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Analysts, however, cautioned that car sales could fall in the first quarter as consumers fearing the policy would end in 2016 moved ahead their purchases instead of waiting until 20163.
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Reconstruction of I-85 moved ahead Wednesday, with the Georgia Department of Transportation announcing it was close to a final agreement with C.W. Matthews Contracting Co. to expedite the work.
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Washington (29-9-5), the defending Presidents' Trophy winner, moved ahead of idle Columbus for first place in the Metropolitan Division as well as for the overall NHL points lead.
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River Park Cobble Hill, Brooklyn Despite protest and litigation, plans have moved ahead to transform the former Long Island College Hospital, which includes six buildings and eight townhouses, into condos.
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The Blues moved ahead 3-2 at 14:53 of the middle period after defenseman Justin Faulk barely kept the puck in at the left point to sustain offensive pressure.
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Griffin recovered to retire the final two batters of that frame and then faced the minimum thanks to an inning-ending double play in the fifth before the Astros moved ahead.
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The Clippers and Spurs traded leads early in the second quarter before Los Angeles moved ahead by as many as five and then took a 50-48 lead into the break.
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Ross put the Raptors back into a one-point lead with a driving layup with 5:19 left but the Spurs immediately moved ahead again on Kyle Anderson's put-back layup.
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But Beijing has also moved ahead with fresh loans and aid to the country, becoming its most important diplomatic and economic backer as Cambodia's relations with the United States have frayed.
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Indeed with Purdue documents from the federal litigation, Massachusetts has moved ahead with its own case; over Purdue's objections, the Massachusetts judge has made public far more than Judge Polster has.
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Since April, the United States has moved ahead with tariffs on steel and aluminum imports from countries including Canada, while momentum to negotiate an updated North American Free Trade Agreement has stalled.
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Trailing by a point late in the fourth quarter, the Eagles moved ahead for good when Foles connected with Ertz on a 11-yard touchdown to put his team ahead 38-33.
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Diallo scored three straight inside baskets to pull the Friars within six, and they eventually moved ahead at 53-46 when Lindsey knocked down a 3-pointer with 12:44 to play.
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Huggins, who has won 20 or more games 27 times in his career, had been tied with Lefty Driesell and Cliff Ellis, but moved ahead of that duo with his 787th win.
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Under current law, clocks are moved ahead one hour on the last Sunday in March to create daylight saving time, and moved back to standard time on the last Sunday in October.
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Previous international criticism led Brunei to delay implementation of the harshest provisions of its Shariah law after it was announced in 2013, but the country then moved ahead with them this year.
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On Sunday, he moved ahead with his threat to eventually tax every golf club, shoe and computer China sends into the United States, placing tariffs on another $112 billion of Chinese goods.
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It was the second time in a week that Trump moved ahead with his campaign program, even amid acts of hateful terror that have left parts of the nation rattled and uneasy.
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Before Mr. Levine was hired as music director in Boston, the orchestra's management did "a personal and professional review of all aspects" of his candidacy and then moved ahead with his appointment.
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Four rounds of U.N. sanctions have aimed at reining in the North's nuclear and missile development programs, but Pyongyang has ignored them and moved ahead to modernize its ballistic missiles and nuclear weapons.
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Kenin, 21, has rocketed up the rankings and will lead the team, having moved ahead of 23-time Grand Slam singles champion Williams who will be the U.S. number two for the tie.
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Washington (CNN)Acting White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney faced internal efforts to oust him before House Democrats moved ahead with their impeachment inquiry against President Donald Trump, multiple sources tell CNN.
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"Upon reflection, I regret that I did not take the time to fully understand the quiet title process and its history before we moved ahead," Zuckerberg wrote in Kauai newspaper The Garden Island.
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Republicans had largely moved ahead without Democrats throughout their health care repeal and replace efforts, even refusing to take questions from Democrats on the floor in the hour leading up to the floor.
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Foreign agricultural suppliers that have moved ahead of U.S. exporters into the Cuban market are providing more generous market access for Cuba's leading agribusiness exports such as coffee, tropical products, cigars and alcohol.
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With his record seventh crown at Melbourne Park, Djokovic moved ahead of Pete Sampras into third on the men's all-time list of Grand Slam title winners (15), just two behind Rafa Nadal.
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But Brzezinski said the Hollywood executive's termination "didn't feel like enough" and that she wanted to get an assurance "that this behavior is completely intolerable" before she moved ahead with the book deal.
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Buoyed by polls showing Trump shouldering the brunt of the blame, Democrats moved ahead with votes on spending bills to reopen individual government agencies even though White House has threatened to veto them.
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A three-point play by freshman forward Jaylen Butz pulled DePaul within 31-28 with 5:19 left and the Blue Demons moved ahead 35-33 on McCallum's jumper with 55 seconds left.
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In the bottom of the first, the Pirates moved ahead 5-163 on Reynolds' two-run shot to center, Pablo Reyes' RBI double and a two-run error by Diaz, the second baseman.
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WASHINGTON — With government funding set to expire on Thursday, Congress careened toward another standoff on Monday as House Republicans moved ahead with a temporary spending measure that Senate Democrats have promised to block.
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But China suddenly backed away from measures that would require it to change its laws, and Mr. Trump accused Beijing of breaking the deal and moved ahead with raising tariffs on the country.
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Goaltender Thatcher Demko made 23 saves, while Jake Virtanen collected one goal and one assist for the Canucks, who moved ahead of the Flames and into third place in the Pacific Division standings.
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They also moved ahead of the Minnesota Vikings for sole possession of second place in the N.F.C. North and pulled a game behind the division-leading Detroit Lions, who lost to the Giants.
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PDVSA President Manuel Quevedo, who is also Venezuela's oil minister, recently said the upgrader at Petro San Felix would be halted for repairs in July, but the program was moved ahead to this month.
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The Jaguars moved ahead later in the third when Lee, who snared a 29-yard pass moments earlier, managed to stay inbounds on a 3-yard touchdown grab that put Jacksonville ahead 19-20123.
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He wasn't charged in Virginia until the following February, but his case there moved ahead on a faster track (the US District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia is nicknamed the "rocket docket").
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DH Nelson Cruz briefly moved ahead of teammate Robinson Cano as the Mariners' RBI leader on Tuesday, when he followed a Cano triple with a run-scoring double — his 71st RBI of the season.
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During an interview at the Heritage Foundation, Ryan told the audience that there have been far too many times the House has moved ahead and passed legislation that didn't go anywhere in the Senate.
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REUTERS - Novak Djokovic moved ahead for the first time in his long-running rivalry with Rafael Nadal when the world number one thrashed the Spaniard to win the Qatar Open in Doha on Saturday.
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The attorneys general moved ahead with subpoenas on Wednesday after a federal judge on Monday set in motion the schedule for them to begin collecting evidence in their lawsuit challenging Trump's ongoing business interests.
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Baghdad reduced funding to the region when the KRG decided to bypass the central government and moved ahead with a controversial plan for a Kurdish -controlled pipeline to carry oil from Kirkuk to Turkey.
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Senate Republicans moved ahead with the nomination over their objections, generating howls of protest from Democrats, who accused the majority party of running roughshod over the Senate's tradition of deference to home-state senators.
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Lawmakers in Missouri, with a reputation as the easiest state in the nation for marrying a 220-year-old, moved ahead this week with a bill to ban the marriage of anyone under 215.
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While the government has since moved ahead with a privatisation of the lottery monopoly, the ADP sale, one of the cornerstones of the plan, has hit hurdles following criticism from a variety of opponents.
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While the government has since moved ahead with a privatization of the lottery monopoly, the ADP sale, one of the cornerstones of the plan, has hit hurdles following criticism from a variety of opponents.
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Bey responded with a pair of jumpers while Dhamir Cosby-Roundtree made 1 of 33 free throws and Gillespie added a 3-pointer to key an 8-0 run and Villanova moved ahead 268-263.
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Germany's centre-left Social Democrats (SPD) moved ahead of Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservative Christian Democrats (CDU/CSU) in an opinion poll by the Emnid institute for the first time since 2006, Bild am Sonntag said.
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Morgan Stanley moved ahead of its peers in using the discount window on Monday, but there is no indication that the bank is in financial distress, two of the people familiar with the matter said.
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The Ducks moved ahead 2-0 at 20143:33 of the second period when Grant deflected a point shot from Cam Fowler for his 11th goal of the season, one shy of his career high.
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But it has moved ahead with other tariffs on European products — some in response to a dispute over aircraft at the World Trade Organization, and others in response to France's new tax on digital services.
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Several organizations threatened to step up pressure on the House if the Senate moved ahead with the plan and said they would key vote against the FAA bill if it included the energy tax breaks.
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But after costly, unproductive sessions produced by Meat Loaf songwriter Jim Steinman, and other setbacks including Rick Allen's amputation, Def Leppard's schedule synced up with Lange's, and they moved ahead with their ambitious seven single mission.
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Earlier this year, the FCC moved ahead with a plan to wrench set-top boxes out of the hands of the cable industry, opening up the market to let consumers buy devices from third-party manufacturers.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - A proposed $1 billion deepwater oil-export project moved ahead on Thursday with U.S. private equity firm Carlyle Group agreeing to a 50-year lease on land near Corpus Christi, Texas, for a terminal.
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With his record seventh crown at Melbourne Park, Djokovic moved ahead of Pete Sampras as third on the men's all-time list of most Grand Slam titles (15) and probably more poignantly just two behind Nadal.
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Pinot moved ahead of defending champion Geraint Thomas and the other top guns after being the only rider able to follow Julian Alaphilippe's brutal attack on the last ascent of a 200-km ride from Macon.
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The latest: Central banks moved ahead last week with emergency interest rate cuts and other measures to calm market disruptions and cushion the economic shock as much of Europe and the United States enters lockdown mode.
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But like many mayors, he said that Mr. Macron had erred by not listening to local politicians before he moved ahead with his economic plans and his cancellation of a surtax paid by France's wealthiest people.
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As Republicans moved ahead with their plans for repeal, the Planned Parenthood issue began picking up steam after Mr. Ryan said on Thursday that the health law repeal measure would cut off funds for the organization.
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Texas owned a 65-39 edge after a layup by Sims with 11:27 to play and moved ahead by 30 points, at 72-103, on an Andrew Jones 3-pointer at the 9:01 mark.
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The Obama administration tried to persuade the Russians to correct the violation while the missile was still in the test phase, but instead, the Russians have moved ahead with the system, deploying a fully operational unit.
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The 49ers later moved ahead at 27-563 when Robbie Gould drilled a 33-yard field goal with 12:39 remaining in the game right after Beathard had the wind knocked out of him while scrambling.
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Recently House Republicans decided to moved ahead with a plan, under speculation for some time, to include $1.6 billion for the wall in a bundle of four spending bills, otherwise unrelated to the DHS or border security*.
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Oman has been considering privatisation of a wide range of state firms for several years but has not yet moved ahead with the programme, and Rumhy did not say when the initial public offers might take place.
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Chusovitina, 20163, moved ahead in the qualification round for the women's vault on Saturday, securing her spot with a score of 14.999 while competing against 16 other women, most of whom are less than half her age.
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The transition official, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said Tillerson, 64, had moved ahead in Trump's deliberations over 2012 Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney, who has met Trump twice, including at a dinner in New York.
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The Bearcats moved ahead 49-44 on a 3-pointer by senior guard Farad Cobb with 9:40 remaining before Tulsa scored the next five and tied the score on senior guard Shaquille Harrison's three-point play.
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On Friday, a day after Mr. Pompeo said he had "good and constructive discussions" on trade with top officials in Beijing, the administration moved ahead with tariffs on $50 billion of Chinese goods, which China immediately matched.
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They moved ahead at 24-23 on Allen's three-point play with 4:26 remaining and finished a string of 12 straight points when Carlson split two free throws to make 31-23 with 1:59 remaining.
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Ehlinger and Duvernay immediately answered with a 75-yard catch-and-run TD. The Longhorns then moved ahead for the first time on a 1-yard run by Johnson with 1:22 to play in the half.
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"Upon reflection, I regret that I did not take the time to fully understand the quiet title process and its history before we moved ahead," Zuckerberg later wrote in The Garden Island in a letter-to-the-editor.
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Spain is traditionally the start of the European season, although Russia has moved ahead of it on this year's calendar, with teams bringing upgrades and using their 'motorhomes' for the first time after the opening long-haul races.
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HOUSTON, March 28 (Reuters) - A proposed $1 billion deepwater oil-export project moved ahead on Thursday with U.S. private equity firm Carlyle Group agreeing to a 50-year lease on land near Corpus Christi, Texas, for a terminal.
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The Air Force had asked the defense industry last summer for proposals to replace the aging ICBM system and its nuclear cruise missiles as the military moved ahead with a costly modernization of its aging atomic weapons systems.
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Nokia said this week it had moved ahead of Huawei in total 5G orders and had seen increased interest in its 5G offering from European countries that have been debating the role of Chinese vendors in their networks.
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To end what the petition referred to as a game of Whac-a-Mole, the two companies sought blanket global protections to prevent manufacturers from circumventing tariffs aimed at specific countries, which the commission moved ahead on Friday.
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With that, the dishonored former New York City police commissioner was moved ahead of 14,000 others seeking pardons, forgiven his criminal convictions and unshackled from restrictions that can impede the post-prison careers of people with felony records.
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One text between Volker and Andrey Yermak, a top Zelensky adviser, on July 25 — the day of the Trump-Zelenksy call — linked a Zelensky visit to the Washington to whether the Ukrainians moved ahead with the Biden probe.
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It's a situation that happened before -- in December 2018, after the White House sent signs that Trump was on board with a bill to keep the government open, Senate Republicans moved ahead, thinking they had him on their side.
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The Bears tied the score early in the second quarter when Trubisky connected with Robinson for a 213-yard touchdown, and moved ahead when Eddy Pineiro booted a 222-yard field goal with 8:06 left in the half.
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The Air Force had asked the defense industry last summer for proposals to replace the aging nuclear cruise missiles and intercontinental ballistic missile system as the military moved ahead with a costly modernization of its aging atomic weapons systems.
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As state regulators began investigating the Revolution explosion, Sunoco moved ahead with construction on a different group of pipelines in Pennsylvania known as the Mariner East project, despite concerns from locals that this project could be even more explosive.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany's center-left Social Democrats (SPD) have moved ahead of Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservative Christian Democrats (CDU/CSU) in an opinion poll by the Emnid institute for the first time since 248, Bild am Sonntag newspaper said.
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Broadcaster WRAL reported that while state lawmakers hoped for a stay, legislators in the state's House on Friday moved ahead and gave final approval to newly-drafted congressional maps ahead of the Court's decision to reject the stay request.
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Related: 10 critical 'GoT' details to remember during the final season Having moved ahead of author George R.R. Martin's literary output, TV producers David Benioff and Dan Weiss have piloted the story to its finish, which represents its own significant accomplishment.
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Alexander Steen and Vladimir Tarasenko scored goals for the Blues (20-219-210, 173) who won their fifth straight game and moved ahead of idle Anaheim (217-21992-0, 89) for the second wild-card spot in the Western Conference.
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"The bigger concern is in the long term," he told Reuters in a 30-minute telephone interview as the House of Representatives moved ahead with a $4.9 billion loan for Puerto Rico as well as billions more in disaster relief.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Trump administration has moved ahead with a surveillance drone sale to four U.S. allies in the South China Sea region as acting Defense Secretary Patrick Shanahan said Washington will no longer "tiptoe" around Chinese behavior in Asia.
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After scoring the first four points of the final quarter to match their biggest lead at 84-503, the Clippers moved ahead by double figures for the first time, 89-77, on a 3-pointer by Leonard with 9:18 remaining.
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European shares have been under pressure this summer but they have rebounded over the last few days on hopes the U.S. could resume trade talks with China after the two countries moved ahead with new tariffs on each other's exports.
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It meant he moved back into pole position at half-way after his nearest contender, fellow Englishman Justin Rose, who had moved ahead of him in the projected rankings after the first round, slipped behind again by bogeying the last hole.
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While the two Koreas have moved ahead in the rapprochement, Washington has been more cautious than its ally Seoul in spite of an unprecedented summit between U.S. President Donald Trump and Kim in June and plans for a second meeting.
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But the world has moved ahead with a trade agenda that no longer revolves around the U.S. Whatever reception Mr. Trump receives at the forum, one thing is true for its moneyed elite: The president has been good for business.
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But some dynamics are only now coming to light, such as the benefits of "agglomeration" for higher skilled workers who gain advantage from proximity to one another, a possible reason why some cities like San Francisco have moved ahead so fast.
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Since entering the race at the last minute, former attorney general Jeff Sessions, who previously held the seat for 99 years, has moved ahead of less-experienced candidates, ranging from former Auburn football coach Tommy Tuberville to 2017 nominee Roy Moore.
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In December, Trump moved ahead with recommendations from Zinke and announced that his administration will roll back federal protections on 503 million acres of land in two national monuments in Utah, the Bears Ears monument and the Grand Staircase-Escalante monument.
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While the city debated the merits of hosting the Olympics and the economic impact of a stadium, Mr. Doctoroff, who became a deputy mayor under Mr. Bloomberg, and other city planners moved ahead with the broader redevelopment of the West Side.
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WASHINGTON, June 3 (Reuters) - The Trump administration has moved ahead with a surveillance drone sale to four U.S. allies in the South China Sea region as acting Defense Secretary Patrick Shanahan said Washington will no longer "tiptoe" around Chinese behavior in Asia.
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Jake DeBrusk and Patrice Bergeron each had a goal and an assist, David Krejci had two assists, and Charlie McAvoy and Brad Marchand also scored for the Bruins, who moved ahead of the Toronto Maple Leafs for second place in the Atlantic Division.
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Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer and others made their comments as congressional Republicans moved ahead with their long-desired effort to dismantle President Barack Obama's Affordable Care Act, and signaled the vehemence with which Democrats will fight to protect the 2010 law.
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Her voice comes in, telling the story of a race she ran with her father as a young girl: Just as a boy and his dad moved ahead of her, her father asked if she was going to let the kid beat her.
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At the same time, he said, Saudi Arabia and its Gulf neighbors were working to beef up their air and missile defense capabilities and meet other military needs, which would probably take precedence before they moved ahead on any F-153 purchases.
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"In connection with ongoing efforts to simplify the business and improve profitability, during the second quarter, the company closed its manufacturing facility in Mexico and moved ahead with plans to close its last manufacturing facility, which is located in Italy," the company said.
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Haspel's nomination moved ahead despite stiff opposition - including from at least three of Trump's fellow Republicans - over her part in the CIA's use of harsh interrogation methods, including waterboarding, a type of simulated drowning widely considered torture, in the years after the Sept.
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At Linwood Cemetery, where 50 graves waited to be filled near a large eucalyptus tree, imams told a crowd of thousands to make room for family members who moved ahead slowly in groups every few minutes to pray and then carry their dead.
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In an unusual show of force against their own party's president, Republican senators had threatened to try to block the tariffs if Mr. Trump moved ahead with them, and had demanded a face-to-face meeting with the president before any action.
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China has already moved ahead with plans to make the Greek port of Piraeus the "dragon head" of its infrastructure push, and it has stepped up investment in Greece, which is still smarting from the austerity measures imposed by its European partners.
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WASHINGTON — A restart of trade talks between the United States and China ended on Thursday with little sign of progress as Washington moved ahead with additional tariffs and President Trump met with legislators to discuss a new law aimed at curbing Chinese investment.
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Kelly Ayotte is running for reelection (218) Toomey and Ayotte find themselves in very similar situations, but Pennsylvania has moved ahead of New Hampshire in the rankings because recent polls have found McGinty with a larger edge in her state than Democratic Gov.
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Tesla moved ahead of Apple Inc as the most-shorted U.S. company this year, with short investors facing mark-to-market losses of $8.3 billion between the start of January and the first week of February, according to data firm S3 Partners.
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The latest sharp words between the leaders of the two countries came as Trump on Thursday moved ahead with his decision to impose steep tariffs on steel and aluminum from Canada, Mexico and the European Union, prompting global leaders to warn of various retaliatory measures.
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Under the current law, which has been in place for member states for two decades, clocks are moved ahead one hour on the last Sunday in March to create daylight saving time, and then moved back to standard time on the last Sunday in October.
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In a sign of how large North Korea has loomed, Mr. Abe said it dominated his talks with Mr. Trump, even though the United States has moved ahead with tariffs on Japanese steel — precipitating the most bitter trade clash between Tokyo and Washington in years.
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After Team Europe moved ahead by 226-13/21 to 230-217/2 in the morning foursomes on the PGA Centenary Course, Americans Ally McDonald and Angel Yin brought the scores level with a dominant 7 & 5 victory over Anna Nordqvist and Caroline Hedwall.
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The Obama administration sees that trend as a reflection of more lenient and sensible approaches to sentencing, and in recent months, Justice Department officials have moved ahead with initiatives meant to provide "second chances" for criminal offenders and ease their path back to their communities.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A years-long Obama administration push to cede oversight of the nonprofit in charge of the Internet's technical management to the global community moved ahead on Thursday, as officials said the plan's was on track to be implemented before the U.S. presidential election in November.
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"We had moved ahead in anticipation of fiscal boosts and now are about 60 days into the (new) administration and the market is yet to see any materiality behind the fiscal policy," said Minh Trang, senior currency trader at Silicon Valley Bank in Santa Clara, California.
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The banking sector fell 0.9 percent after the central bank said the outlook for financial stability had worsened since its last quarterly report in November, and it also moved ahead with plans to require some banks to hold extra capital as lending growth started to pick up.
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Houston pulled even on a 237-yard Ka'imi Fairbairn field goal with 222:21 remaining in the first quarter and moved ahead for good at 21-22 when Watson capped a 153-yard drive with a 215-yard run on the first snap of the second period.
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On Monday, the Wall Street Journal published an analysis of 207 releases of British inflation, industrial production and labour market data, which showed that on 59.5 percent of occasions British government bond futures moved ahead of the data in what proved to be the right direction.
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The Senate moved ahead with a more ambitious UAS subtitle that includes all the provisions above, as well as a federal provision to ensure a nationwide safety standard, a strong endorsement of beyond visual line of sight and nighttime operations, and broader UAS access to unlicensed spectrum.
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But the final decision did come after the president-elect's Twitter posts, underscoring his sway over House Republicans who had moved ahead despite objections and warnings about the optics of the change from Speaker Paul D. Ryan and Representative Kevin McCarthy of California, the majority leader.
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"In connection with ongoing efforts to simplify the business and improve profitability, during the second quarter, the company closed its manufacturing facility in Mexico and moved ahead with plans to close its last manufacturing facility, which is located in Italy," the company said in a statement Tuesday.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Barack Obama exhorted fellow Democrats on Wednesday to preserve his legacy-defining healthcare law as Republicans moved ahead with their long-sought bid to scrap it in what Vice President-elect Mike Pence called the "first order of business" of Donald Trump's administration.
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On Monday, the Wall Street Journal published an analysis of 207 releases of British inflation, industrial production and labor market data, which showed that on 59.5 percent of occasions British government bond futures moved ahead of the data in what proved to be the right direction.
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While concerns about European politics ease, fears of a trade war between major economies are back on investors' minds after the United States moved ahead with tariffs on aluminium and steel imports from Canada, Mexico and the European Union, ending the two-month exemption it had given earlier.
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Barzal scored in the first period and Anders Lee scored in the second as the Islanders (45-26-7) moved ahead of the Pittsburgh Penguins into sole possession of second place in the Metropolitan Division and reduced their magic number for clinching a playoff spot to two points.
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And once the Republican Congress seriously began its repeal drive, the share of Americans expressing positive views of the law lastingly moved ahead of those who viewed it negatively; in this month's survey 49% of adults said they viewed the law favorably, compared to 42% who are unfavorable.
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On fourth-and-2 from the 49ers' 33-yard line, Garoppolo threw a 39-yard completion to George Kittle that, combined with a facemask penalty on the tackle, got Gould in range as the 49ers (11-2) moved ahead of the Saints (10-753) in the NFC seedings.
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We all understood it and we are all willing to move forward because what comes now is what we will do in the future and I am perfectly happy to say on behalf of everybody to say that we were given the assurances and therefore we moved ahead.
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Even as Austria moved ahead with its decision to further limit the migrant flow, Ms. Merkel came under new pressure at home, where Horst Seehofer, the governor of Bavaria, which neighbors Austria, is among the politicians who have called on her to introduce similar limits on asylum seekers in Germany.
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On Tuesday, lawmakers moved ahead with a plan to frustrate him by forcing the government to seek a delay to Britain's exit from the EU. In his spending speech, Javid said he would review Britain's fiscal rules ahead of a longer-term tax-and-spending budget statement later this year.
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"Judge Stras has lived up to our bad expectations, and to the extent that Senator Klobuchar had information from groups like Lambda Legal telling her that we had these concerns and still moved ahead, that was a disappointment to us," said Sharon M. McGowan, the chief strategy officer at Lambda Legal.
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But multiple reports by the Government Accountability Office found that, in reality, these incentives had little effect on states' policies; instead, states had either already moved ahead with truth-in-sentencing laws before the 1994 law passed, or they decided that the federal incentives weren't enough to pursue a policy they disagreed with.
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Harris knocked down three 3-pointers over the next few minutes as the Nets moved ahead after trailing the entire first half, and they gained control for good by scoring the last nine of the third quarter, capped by Davis's three-point play, to bring an 86-80 edge into to the fourth.
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Although the award for the new Long Range Standoff weapon (LRSO) comes amid rising tensions with North Korea, the Air Force had asked the defense industry last summer for proposals to replace the aging nuclear cruise missiles and intercontinental ballistic missile system as the military moved ahead with a costly modernization of its aging atomic weapons systems.
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Though the award for the new Ground-Based Strategic Deterrent (GBSD) comes amid rising tensions with North Korea, the Air Force had asked the defense industry last summer for proposals to replace the aging ICBM system and its nuclear cruise missiles as the military moved ahead with a costly modernization of its aging atomic weapons systems.
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The decision to cancel the port visit followed Beijing's move to also withdraw from a high-level meeting between the top Chinese and US naval commanders, due to be held this week 'Time bomb' Adding fuel to the fire, the US moved ahead Tuesday with its approval of $330 million in arms sales to Taiwan, primarily spare parts for the island's air force.
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But even before that point, Rosberg had also fallen victim early in the race to another similar tactic from a competing team, after Max Verstappen in one of the Red Bull cars moved ahead of him after his pit stop, and Verstappen slowed to block Rosberg and help the other Red Bull driver, Daniel Ricciardo, to catch up from behind Rosberg.
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Then in July 2017, before people had a chance to recover from the currency chaos — which had also hampered consumption, because many Indians simply didn't have any spare cash in their pockets — Mr. Modi moved ahead on another front: the new goods and services tax, or G.S.T. It was the most sweeping tax overhaul India had ever tried, and probably overdue.
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Just hours before the president's meeting with congressional leaders from both parties, Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) had called Democrats' three-month proposal "ridiculous" and "unworkable," and before the meeting the House had moved ahead to pass a solo Harvey relief bill.
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"After strong relative performance and a valuation we estimate 'discounts' long-term oil at around $73, the shares have moved ahead of sector peers, reflecting perhaps a flight to XOM's defensive characteristics on the way down and relative scale that positions the stock as the 'go to' name for portfolio managers looking to reduce relative energy underweights as oil prices recover," BofA said in a note to clients Wednesday.
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The Pentagon has moved ahead with its plan to transfer $1 billion from its accounts to help build President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's border wall, despite congressional backlash and the possibility that the Defense Department will lose its ability to move dollars between accounts in the future.
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Utopianism was the order of the day, and with uncanny unanimity, Western leaders moved ahead with two great imperialist projects that were supposed to bring peace and prosperity to the earth: An "ever closer union" of the nations of Europe in which they would forfeit much of their former independence; and an American-sponsored "rules-based international order," under which nations that do not abide by the decisions of international bodies would be coerced into doing so, principally by US armed force -- a globalist policy that we got to see carried out in Yugoslavia, Iraq, Libya, Afghanistan, and Somalia.
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