As females moved away from reflex ovulation toward spontaneous ovulation, the clitoris -- the major source of orgasm -- moved away from the location of sexual intercourse, the vagina.
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O'Neill moved away from stop-and-frisk During O'Neill's tenure, the NYPD moved away from the aggressive "stop-and-frisk" policy of former mayors Rudy Giuliani and Michael Bloomberg.
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Capcom has moved away from the setup in Marvel vs.
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Takeoff was quick, once we'd moved away from the pier.
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Dalits themselves have moved away from cleaning up India's excrement.
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It moved away from an unlimited data model last year.
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She moved away from him, but continued her sales pitch.
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Thankfully, many schools have moved away from the traditional textbook.
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J.S. moved away from the Seattle area after she was freed.
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More than 130,000 Puerto Ricans have moved away from the island.
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Most of the phone industry has also moved away from them.
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All of the in-house publications eventually moved away from Medium.
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"The Conservatives moved away from Brexit during the campaign," Clarkson says.
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College happened, I moved away from home, and I woke up.
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When she moved away from the physical contact, he would laugh.
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The dollar moved away from overnight lows and steadied on Thursday.
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Public sentiment has in recent years moved away from capital punishment.
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Many states have moved away from the Multistate Tax Compact formula.
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We moved away from our friends, our families and our jobs.
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We've moved away from the dark Edison bulb toward something bright.
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That's exactly why the Democratic Party has moved away from caucuses.
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"The kids and I have moved away from David," she said.
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Tennessee has generally moved away from its more Democratic-friendly past.
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Remember when Facebook moved away from promoting videos on the platform?
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Mark moved away from the window and called the analyst again.
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FB: Do you think that's why Freud moved away from hypnosis?
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At least by 1995, everyone had finally moved away from floppy disks.
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Last year, Bunkr moved away from the all-encompassing PowerPoint-like model.
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Technology and the world moved away from BBM and BlackBerry at large.
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Colorado just moved away from Washington, DC, and it's headed toward California.
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"After I moved away from Iceland, I felt this rootlessness," Hauksdóttir says.
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Still, Trump's position — as stated to Rivera — has moved away from statehood.
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It, too, has moved away from harsh discipline as an automatic response.
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York, I moved away from campus and into an old farmhouse outside
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I'm not the only one who has moved away from Orton Goldhay.
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Do you think you lost subscribers when you moved away from Trump?
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Slate has moved away from reflex contrarianism toward a more robust liberalism.
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She moved away from me immediately and never sat by me again.
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Allied Iranian militias moved away from areas that they thought might be targeted.
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By the time I started writing poetry, I'd moved away from an estate.
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Families over the decades have moved away from farms and food know-how.
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That's why the New York City Police Department has moved away from it.
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The world was watching as American women moved away from their mama's feminism.
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Even after the singer moved away from Pennsylvania, the girls remained close friends.
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The fire has mostly moved away from the city, allowing locals to return.
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"In some cases we've even moved away from calling it 'microinsurance'," Strom said.
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Over the years, though, Turnbull moved away from the search for extraterrestrial intelligence.
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I miss it, but I understand why we've moved away from the ritual.
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The Sabbathian aura of Chained to Oblivion has moved away from the foreground.
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Villasana moved away from Lima in 2016, but kept in touch with Tamara.
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In New York, the police have moved away from stop-and-frisk practices.
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In 2010, the college moved away from the estate, subsumed into another institution.
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We have moved away from the notion of community, collective preservation, and protection.
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Recent collections have moved away from specific garments, into abstraction around the body.
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At 19, she moved away from Australia, vowing never to live here again.
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It's a first-person story of a girl who moved away from California.
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Jesse is still alive today, but he has moved away from Lake County.
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"Broadly speaking, they moved away from subsidizing to equipment installment plans," Yong said.
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The dance scene in the United States has moved away from underground music.
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Since then street art, in particular, has moved away from its renegade roots.
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While I moved away from Toronto for a time, I settled back there.
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After years of declining attacks, resources were moved away from patrolling Somalia's coast.
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Still, Tesla had moved away from talking about pre-orders in recent years.
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The company has moved away from the flashiness that defined the space under Rubin.
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EARTH MUST be moved away from the expanding sun, which threatens to engulf it.
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But Trump's budget blueprint seems to suggest he has moved away from that stance.
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But the new sports minister, Nathi Mthethwa, appears to have moved away from quotas.
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Lori said she moved away from Annapolis because she was so afraid of Ramos.
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As the private sector moved away from traditional pensions, inequality in retirement wealth grew.
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At least one pregnant woman in Singapore has moved away from the affected area.
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In part because she moved away from overt proselytizing to more discreet statement-making.
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They were the best friends of tech and then they moved away from it.
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As Melehi's style progressed, he moved away from acrylic to more industrial cellulose paint.
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To become more inclusive, Rotten Tomatoes has moved away from criteria that emphasize scale.
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Some years ago we moved away from the concept that it's just about numbers.
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It is something that I've missed greatly ever since I moved away from Phoenix.
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"Before I moved away from the neighborhood, I came here a lot," he says.
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Some e-cig makers have moved away from diacetyl because of its bad rap.
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The guard then moved away from the ape and climbed out of the water.
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The year M.S. 245 moved away from the traditional system, it lost seven teachers.
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Many years after initial delivery, many public owners have moved away from this iceberg.
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We've helped forge a lot of genres and then moved away from them quickly.
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Her mother moved away from the area afterwards to try and avoid any other catastrophes.
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So you moved away from Manitowoc at 19 and you're half-brothers with Brendan Dassey.
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At any rate, China's growth model has decisively moved away from exports to domestic demand.
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Investors have moved away from other unicorns because they want earnings, not just market share.
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Though the US and Iran moved away from a broader conflict last month, tensions persist.
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By midweek, however, Trump appeared to have moved away from the idea of firing Rosenstein.
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Some companies and even industries moved away from it to alternative systems for managing labor.
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York herself has moved away from Amazon and focused on other platforms and revenue streams.
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As ekubs have grown they have moved away from their origin as self-help groups.
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That allows capital to be moved away from unproductive outfits and towards more productive ones.
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Eventually, Casio moved away from the Casiotone series, and tried a variety of different approaches.
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This is why states have moved away from requiring periodic vehicle inspections for passenger vehicles.
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The crowd immediately moved away from the bar, as though transfixed by Ditto's famous voice.
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As Romo moved away from me in the virtual space, his avatar's voice got quieter.
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Engler's two daughters have moved away from the farm to take jobs in the city.
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On Monday, Bush moved away from those comments, urging Senate Republicans to block the nomination.
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In the midst of the 220006 recession, American voters' attention had moved away from Iraq.
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To resolve the compositional problems of people in groups, he moved away from direct painting.
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Even Assad's enemies in the West have moved away from demanding he leave power immediately.
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Across both education groups, they moved away from Mr. Obama in 2012 relative to 2008.
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I think it's a shame that they seem to have moved away from that model.
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Even as country music moved away from Montgomery Gentry's rough-hewed sound, the duo persisted.
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But Mas's attitude toward Cuba appears to have moved away from his father's tough stance.
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Pomeroy: Well, I think that we have moved away from this kind of greenwashing, thankfully.
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It wasn't resonating to us on an emotional level is why we moved away from it.
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"I have not moved away from my desk, Miss Trunchbull, since the lesson began," she maintains.
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However, in recent years entries have moved away from ethnic influences toward more mainstream dance music.
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That is because China's growth focus has moved away from manufacturing and heavy industry towards consumption.
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As her addiction persisted, she moved away from family and friends and frequently landed in jail.
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Lindsay Graham have moved away from more hardline positions on Trump to call for party unity.
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However, as the industry moved away from physical records and CDs, people stopped buying comedy albums.
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At the time we had moved away from the lo-fi stuff, but Harmony wanted that.
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Given those realities, it's not surprising that so many manufacturers have moved away from making antibiotics.
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In other words, the currency is benefiting because Europe has recently moved away from Trumpian nationalism.
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"Ultimately, we've moved away from the wedding-industrial complex to do what honors us," she said.
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They moved away from their home town to live somewhere warmer, and started a business together.
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As customers have moved away from Frappuccinos, these more upscale, cold beverages have helped boost sales.
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But then, as Rosetta and the comet moved away from the sun, the original song returned.
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We'd live on a much better planet if we just moved away from fast food completely.
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Overall, jobs weren't "killed," but they certainly moved away from the industry incumbents that couldn't innovate.
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He moved away from the booth briefly to go attend to something by the fire exit.
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By his junior year, Malone thought it would be best if Johnson moved away from Maryland.
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Though the movement focuses on goddess worship, Reclaiming in recent years has moved away from binaries.
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"I think once they got this bad reaction, they moved away from this," Mr. Barajas said.
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Our two brothers and our other sister moved away from our village, Muzbat, in North Darfur.
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Producers have moved away from director-driven passion projects and toward properties with more international potential.
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Start off by saying, we have not moved away from diversity on air as a priority.
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Mullah Landay moved away from the toilet, put down a small rug and started reading palms.
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Officers moved away from stop-and-frisk tactics and aggressive enforcement of some low-level infractions.
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His foster son, Jarvis Franklin, had been in a gang but had moved away from it.
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Pennsylvania, the No. 5 state by population has moved away from coal in favor of nuclear.
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At one point, he turned around and moved away from the ledge — only to come back.
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Proponents of the law say most states have moved away from the straight-ticket voting option.
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"We haven't moved away from the plans, we're actually putting these plans on steroids," he added.
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His extended use of diptychs and much longer sequences moved away from the "decisive moment" mentality.
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Regardless, it seems that Facebook moved away from that idea just as it abandoned the Aquila concept.
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But it's not the first time that Giuliani has moved away from Trump's denial of any collusion.
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In February 2760, Hjertonsson and Undurraga moved away from the world of daily deals to Silicon Valley.
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Still others left abusive faith communities, or moved away from churches where questions and doubt were discouraged.
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Eight of the 17 races moved away from a likely Republican male winner toward a Democratic woman.
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But HelloTech has since moved away from that model and is focused entirely on demos and support.
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When I left Columbia Records and moved away from New York in 63, I never looked back.
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Touch ID feels outdated, since Apple has already moved away from it on its iPads and iPhones.
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Rocco moved away from his mom almost a year ago to live with his dad in London.
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While it had moved away from her daughter, it was still close enough to be a threat.
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Recently, developers like Ubisoft and EA have moved away from Steam by launching their own digital storefronts.
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Baseball has generally moved away from slap hitters and toward an emphasis on power above all else.
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The ships will be gradually moved away from their current routes, according to Italy's minister of transport.
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As the original purpose of the orgasm was lost, the clitoris moved away from its original position.
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But materials, industrials and technology shares dropped as investors moved away from cyclical and trade-sensitive sectors.
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But in recent years she's moved away from that, favoring more experimental works and unconventional production techniques.
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Over the past few decades, both Democrats and Republicans in Congress have moved away from the center.
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On the one hand, I think rhetorically, we have definitely moved away from this rhetoric after 19863.
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It would be best for most restaurant employees if the industry moved away from a tipping model.
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And magnetic north has now moved away from Canada and toward Siberia, in a nearly straight line.
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"We moved away from that because restaurants told us there was a bigger opportunity," Mr. Leventhal said.
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He moved away from purely physical performances and started guiding participants instead as more of an instructor.
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But Republicans in the age of Trump have sadly moved away from morality as a viable concept.
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Affluent black people have moved away from those key indicators in wanting to homogenize into white society.
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But the district has mostly moved away from selective schools, and has instead created more magnet schools.
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To protect his portfolio from wild market swings, Ablin has moved away from his typical investment strategy.
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I still maintain a Christian lifestyle, hopefully, but I moved away from the church as a teenager.
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As risk sentiment improved, gold prices fell on Monday after investors moved away from safe haven assets.
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A few months later, he moved away from the city, and it felt like another kind of ending.
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"If anything, the policy helped the cocktail scene as people moved away from traditional business entertainment," says Menier.
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Last year, Google moved away from letting Nest operate independently, instead rolling it up into its hardware division.
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From that point on, I pretty much moved away from worrying about cash tournaments and pursuing sponsorship deals.
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We still play a lot of those songs live, and I've never really moved away from that material.
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For those who have moved away from their hometowns, Thanksgiving Day itself isn't necessarily worth looking forward to.
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Stocks across the globe moved away from the shock of Donald Trump's victory in the U.S. presidential election.
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GOP plans are far less aggressive than Democratic ideas, but the politics have moved away from simple opposition.
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So he moved away from the opiates, instead combining kratom with muscle relaxers and the nerve-pain suppressant.
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Other lenders including Bank of America Corp have moved away from outsourcing mortgage originations for the same reasons.
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For most of the last half-century, Puerto Rico's economy had moved away from agriculture and toward industry.
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It's also moved away from delivery and into manufacturing a line of Keurig-like self-cleaning smoothie machines.
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Who God bless, no man curse,' and he just moved away from it all and changed his life.
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As they moved away from each other, Anthony hit Sefolosha in the face with his right hand. Why?
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Many eurozone governments have moved away from strict interpretation of the European fiscal rules, favouring looser budgetary policy.
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And whether those killed were poor or rich, their survivors might well have moved away from New York.
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In public, Giuliani's reasons for refusing an interview have moved away from constitutional principle and toward political pique.
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As he has moved away from games, he has turned his life into a self-produced reality show.
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When Facebook moved away from a reverse chronological feed in October 2009, for instance, users revolted almost instantaneously.
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The trend has moved away from skinny jeans, but that doesn't mean there isn't a business in it.
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In your book, you say that the answer is a third centrist party—We've moved away from that.
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After I moved away from home, I started going out a lot and buying clothes I couldn't afford.
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Several years ago, Sheldon Burslie, now 28, moved away from his Twin Cities roots with his young family.
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"We moved away from the solo female-lead comedy for a while," David Nevins, Showtime's chief executive, acknowledged.
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It's exposing something that most people probably thought fundamentally we moved away from, just equal access to education.
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But of course, it was a bit intrusive because I had moved away from home for a reason.
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The Hellmouth in Destiny 2 feels like returning to a neighborhood you've moved away from after many years.
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BlackBerry, meanwhile, has moved away from hardware and is instead focused on building up its enterprise software brand.
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An aide quickly caught and steadied the lamp and table, as the reporters moved away from the table.
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"We are incredibly proud of the seemingly successful arrival at a system that has moved away from money."
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"I can't really say why," she said, explaining that she'd moved away from the Village six years ago.
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He has increasingly moved away from that original area of content, uploading more clips of pure commentary and comedy.
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While he was studying in San Francisco, he moved away from ceramics, but has always remained fascinated by it.
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By 2003, virtually all had been retired as airlines moved away from the 727's loud and thirsty engines.
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When I moved away from the city for six months, it was one of the things I missed most.
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Some have proposed the sharks have just moved away from False Bay -- they are known to migrate large distances.
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Meanwhile gold stocks suffered a second straight session of losses as investors moved away from the safe-haven asset.
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Prodded in part by the online investment funds, they have moved away from their plain-vanilla deposit-taking roots.
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But the IMF says the country still compares poorly with other states that have moved away from commodity exports.
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" "My aunt, Frances Diane Wright, is the only one of my grandparents' children who ever moved away from Philadelphia.
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The company later moved away from this strategy as all those game notifications began to feel spammy after awhile.
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Apple moved away from its aluminum iPhone design with the glass-backed iPhone X and iPhone 23 in 23.
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Trump simply grabbed a GOP that had already moved away from them anyway; it was there for the taking.
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Joe Biden's family moved away from the town he was born in — Scranton, Pennsylvania — when he was a boy.
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Under Trump, the Justice Department has moved away from getting heavily involved in overseeing, for example, local police departments.
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While the human doll phenomenon has progressed into increasingly bizarre territory, Venus has gently moved away from the scene.
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In recent years, Noche Flamenca and Barrio, its incandescent headliner, have moved away from spectacle seeking authentic communal encounters.
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"As part of the practical design, Auth also "moved away from neoprene" and chose a "printed Eurojersey that breathes.
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Facebook has gradually moved away from most of those partnerships over the past two years, according to the outlet.
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In the years since her breakup, she has moved away from organizing her life around a single romantic partner.
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But President Moon Jae-in's administration has moved away from criticism of Pyongyang's rights record in favor of engagement.
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Afweyne had reportedly moved away from direct involvement with his cartel by 2010, leaving operations to his son, Abdiqaadir.
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For all these reasons, industry has moved away from bidding speculatively, instead focusing on prospective areas near existing infrastructure.
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We have completely [moved] away from semiconductors and hardware and heavily accelerated into verticalized software and tech-enabled services.
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Some national restaurant chains—Chick-fil-A and McDonald's among them—have moved away from chicken treated with antibiotics.
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The track was recorded while she was living alone in a house that a friend had moved away from.
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"No central bank has moved away from a 2 percent inflation target, which is a global standard," Kuroda said.
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He moved away from the limelight and dating celebrities, saying that kind of life had never been very satisfying.
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It's called Love, Stargirl and it picks up about a year after her family moved away from Mica, Arizona.
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As YouTube moved away from running a standalone Twitch competitor, for example, it launched a /Gaming destination on YouTube.com.
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Around the world, many countries have moved away from asylums, yet only in the US is gun violence surging.
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He's moved away from their old town in the north of Wales, started a new life, tried to disappear.
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Indeed, the Syrian leadership grossly underestimates how far the Syrian population as a whole has moved away from it.
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Unfortunately, the signal couldn't keep up once I moved away from the park and surrounded myself with tall buildings.
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The administration moved away from that position after Trump was told that banning flavored products would hurt him politically.
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On questions of the best diet, the nutrition community has generally moved away from prescribing particular diets or vilifying foods.
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"We held each other and had a little emotional meltdown once we moved away from the immediate area," she says.
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The ABC poll found that some of Trump's most loyal women supporters have since moved away from the GOP nominee.
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The speaker is 50% louder than previous models, and the microphone is moved away from the speaker to reduce echo.
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World stock markets moved away from six-month highs as investors weighed warning signs over growth from major central banks.
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I moved away from that life, and no one in my family knows about it, except for my now husband.
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Copper moved away from a two-month high and Chinese commodities were sold off, led by agriculture and iron ore.
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The Wii U moved away from Friend Codes, and let players use their Nintendo Network ID to find friends online.
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The readings were bizarrely accurate — my B12 friend had moved away from her family and was indeed experiencing car troubles.
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Among those businesses is Adobe, which moved away from selling boxed software in favor of its Creative Cloud subscription model.
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At the same time, big studios have largely moved away from attempts to integrate mobile content into the home console.
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At least nine Democrats have jumped into the primary race in Colorado, a state that has moved away from Republicans.
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On the other hand, materials, industrials and technology shares dropped as investors moved away from cyclical and trade-sensitive sectors.
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As Apple has moved away from the desktop-based folder system, I've found my desktop growing more and more messy.
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The FTSE 100 in London was the outlier in Europe, slipping 0.6% as the pound moved away from recent lows.
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Experts, however, have long moved away from these old views of addiction, if they ever held such beliefs at all.
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"The Conservatives moved away from Brexit during the campaign," Tom Clarkson, vice president of the political consultancy firm BritainThinks, says.
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Learning in general has already moved away from dusty tomes of monochrome text to brighter, shinier and more interactive methods.
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The latest survey found Trump moving into a 2-point lead as independents moved away from Clinton into Johnson's column.
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The company has moved away from its notoriously sexy image, to better position itself in the rapidly changing fashion industry.
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"It then hopped a bit over the meadow and then moved away from the road towards the forest," she said.
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It's been an area that many big pharmaceutical companies have moved away from in favor of less risky drug development.
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Second, many Europeans have moved away from "American values," and public opinion in some NATO countries is hostile toward America.
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In recent years, consumers have moved away from brands, and even entire categories of food, once seen as household staples.
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Trump himself seemed to have moved away from the idea in recent days — though he remains as unpredictable as ever.
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But since late 2014, the team has moved away from building known gaming titles to new personalized star-focused franchises.
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A local official told Reuters that the forces had moved away from the nearly empty presidential palace and central bank.
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Patsy Ramsey died in 2006, and John Ramsey, a computer software executive, moved away from Colorado and has since remarried.
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Organized crime has moved away from sort of organized, large-scale drug trafficking and toward much more predatory local activity.
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In the beginning, the neighborhood was dubbed Millionaire's Row, as Denver's wealthiest moved away from downtown and into Capitol Hill.
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Crude oil futures moved away from one-month highs as worries on rising U.S. inventories stoked concerns about global oversupply.
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The graphic shows women moved away from the Democratic Party in 2010 and 2014 polling but are returning in 2018.
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Now that the U.S. has moved away from being an "energy island", Beard said he expected that trend to continue.
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"We moved away from a third-world country, and now you want to go back?!" my dad screamed at me.
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Meanwhile, Rhonda and Andre have moved away from the notion that someone (clears throat, Anika) pushed Rhonda down the staircase.
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In many ways, the Internet has moved away from that in favor of very confessional, very conversational types of discourse.
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And Iran's more modern society has moved away from monarchy, so youth are not afraid to take to the streets.
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In the 2010s, Taylor moved away from the country sound she built her name on, but she was still girly.
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Psychiatrists, seeking to distinguish themselves from other mental health professionals, moved away from talk therapy and guarded their prescribing rights.
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Under Prime Minister K.P. Sharma Oli, Nepal has moved away from dependence on India, despite close cultural and religious ties.
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As his body rebelled, as the league moved away from his style of isolation play, victimhood became Anthony's fallback position.
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Under Prime Minister K.P. Sharma Oli, Nepal has moved away from dependence on India, despite close cultural and religious ties.
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While they never got divorced, Susan moved away from Omaha and the two remained very close, according to the documentary.
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Facebook added its support in 2010, though both later moved away from Jabber support in favor of fully proprietary options.
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But the state may be poised for an oil renaissance, even after several companies have moved away from exploration offshore.
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In 1969 the clock was again moved away from Doomsday when the U.S. Senate ratified the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty.
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And by all reasonable measures, the agency has moved away from new mandates that would fully resolve potentially disastrous risks.
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Trump issued an executive order shortly after taking office that moved away from the Obama-era prioritization of criminal cases.
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"The market has moved away from its reliance on Japanese anchor Triple A investors," a London-based CLO investor said.
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"Argentina has had a fantastic turnaround in the last year," Sturzenegger told CNBC as the country moved away from exchange controls.
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Liberty High School, also in the Iowa City district, recently moved away from using gendered terms to recognize "Liberty Leaders" instead.
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The company moved away from hourly rentals three years ago, shifting itself out of the competitive short-term ride-sharing market.
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But at the same time, traditional Sandhill Road shops have moved away from these deals because their funds have gotten bigger.
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The country as a whole has moved away from using petroleum because of how inefficient and environmentally unsound it can be.
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The Conservative Party seems to have moved away from being the "party of business", putting nationalist ideology over that sector's interests.
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The bank claims to have moved away from lucrative but risky activities such as subprime lending for cars, cards and homes.
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In 26, after an intercontinental courtship, she moved away from her family and to Memphis, marrying him a few years later.
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Maybe it's because we've moved away from these traditional institutions that we are willing to give ourselves over to our jobs.
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Though she's served on official boards and advisory councils throughout her career, she's never moved away from on-the-ground activism.
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Working out whether people would be happier if they moved away from the status quo for big life decisions is tough.
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Those qualities persisted after 1869, when Edma gave up serious painting to marry a naval officer and moved away from Paris.
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The pull of the biggest firms on K Street also comes as other groups have moved away from recruiting former lawmakers.
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The Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan moved away from its proximity to al Qaeda and declared its support for ISIS in 2014.
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Fast forward to right now: I've moved away from New York City to Durham, North Carolina, a much more affordable city.
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He seemed to have moved away from the Malaysian, Thai and Vietnamese accents that had once put him in the spotlight.
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These are ancillary services to the iPhone, so Apple hasn't moved away from its most popular bit of hardware just yet.
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Do you see that as still being present in your work, or have you moved away from that in later years?
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North of 13th Street, address numbers increased as one moved away from Fifth Avenue in either direction along the cross street.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: Nine years ago, my wife, who was pregnant at the time, and I moved away from Manhattan.
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When I challenged him on it, he proceeded to argue with me, quite loudly, until I moved away from his stand.
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Although some assert that standardized tests are most efficient for college admissions, many countries have already moved away from the system.
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Under Mayor Bill de Blasio, who has outlined a plan to close Rikers, the city has moved away from solitary confinement.
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Under China's current leader, Xi Jinping, the government has moved away from Deng's empirical approach and back toward Mao's rigid ideology.
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There are a whole lot of things that changed, but that's really a period when the power moved away from Congress.
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Blackhawk, a maker of firearms accessories and protective gear, was one of the companies that has moved away from macho branding.
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Neshat shares why she moved away from still photography to video, and why she thinks her work feels "very relevant" today.
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While many places have moved away from strict "face time" requirements, there are times when it is necessary to show up.
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Most polls have moved away from voters or likely voters to U.S. adults with no screen for registration or even citizenship.
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If we consider only domestic moves, about 900,000 more people have moved away from New York than to it since 2010.
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To cut excess inventory, the brand moved away from the fashion cycle and the industry norm of placing orders on projection.
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I've moved away from wearing so much foundation and instead I embrace my natural features — but in a hyper-natural, futuristic way.
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Investors moved away from the safe haven as Federal Reserve minutes suggested the central bank was getting ready to increase interest rates.
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It's a fact that many media outlets, Mashable included, have moved away from covering every tweet to emanate from Trump's toxic feed.
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" The rest of the segment actually moved away from Kelly's specific case to focus more on the growing phenomenon of "problematic faves.
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Update complete: The U.S. nuclear arsenal has moved away from a 1970s-era computer system that relied on eight-inch floppy disks.
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"Consumer electronics have evolved in a way that's completely oblivious to these hacking practices and have moved away from hackability," Edwards says.
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Living In Close Quarters By now you've probably moved away from the nest, and are enjoying a life apart from your family.
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"Bleed It Out" Just because the band moved away from rap-rock on Minutes to Midnight doesn't mean they abandoned it entirely.
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Apple's last major Mac processor transition of this scope occurred when it moved away from IBM's PowerPC chips in favor of Intel's.
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The Mütter Museum's displays continued to draw heavily from its human remains collections even as similar institutions moved away from such exhibits.
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Over time, some partisan websites have reduced the ad-revenue payouts to writers, while others have moved away from the model entirely.
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Kim "Toshi" Davidson Born and raised in Queens, New York, Toshi moved away from the city to study at Las Vegas Academy.
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Even the most staid of corporations, including General Electric and IBM, have moved away from uniforms of white shirts and dark ties.
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Other wealthy English-speaking democracies, including Britain, Australia and Canada, have already moved away from a system granting family members preferential treatment.
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The couple were about to finalize their divorce, and she had moved away from him with her children about a year ago.
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Such a scenario is one reason why the President's advisers appeared to have moved away from such a step several weeks ago.
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"Visual merchandising was something JCPenney had moved away from in the past, and that was a mistake," she said on the call.
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Some advisors, such as Scott Bishop, CFP/CPA and partner with STA Wealth Management, have moved away from SMAs in recent years.
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US schools have moved away from speed and accuracy—sometimes called "drill and kill"—and toward discussing and making sense of math.
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But as the genre has developed, McAlister argues, virginity loss stories have moved away from moralizing to become subjects of anthropological interest.
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Ecclestone was appointed 'chairman emeritus', a job with no defined role, after being moved away from the helm and replaced by Carey.
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No one seems to have moved away from the tiny, intimate town of Riverdale, except for Veronica, who's been living in Paris.
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There was lots of funny, weird, sharp corners and stuff, but they probably would have moved away from that again by now.
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But it allowed management ranks to swell, and was slow to adjust as consumers moved away from cars to sport utility vehicles.
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Mr. Harris, an instructional aide for children in special education classes, quit his job and moved away from Charlottesville, Mr. Merritt said.
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In many ways, the broader cultural conversation about gender in politics has moved away from simplistic, single-vector analysis; this documentary hasn't.
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He said the government moved away from providing public housing after a sweeping shift toward free-market-based policies in the 1980s.
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The NHS spent £2.4 billion on staffing agencies to help fill staffing gaps as doctors increasingly moved away from full-time work.
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And the brand has moved away from what Ms. Patkar said was frivolous advertising of women with periods frolicking in white dresses.
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Getting to spend time with my friends at the wedding was refreshing, especially since I moved away from a lot of them.
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India has moved away from the paranoid 1970s to a liberalized economy and is embracing the United States and global financial institutions.
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The storm ultimately weakened and moved away from oil-producing areas and energy companies restarted operations shut-in as a precautionary measure.
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Kamprad soon moved away from making individual sales calls and began advertising in local newspapers and operating a makeshift mail-order catalog.
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Three Houses moved away from the "parent/child" mechanics of supports in Awakening and Fates, a fact I was glad to hear.
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Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn, however, said May had not moved away from any of the red lines that shaped her previous attempt.
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The presumptive Republican nominee's motto — "Make America Great Again" — in some ways embodies the manufacturing past the United States has moved away from.
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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission under President Donald Trump has moved away from the practice of leveling huge monetary penalties against corporations.
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They could also cause Sunday's Panthers-Vikings game to be moved away from Bank of America Stadium, according to Fox 46 in Charlotte.
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Many restaurants and meat companies have moved away from using antibiotics in chicken production in recent years, in part because McDonald's did so.
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The pair have been moved away from the rest of the team to recover and avoid spreading the virus, according to the BBC.
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Gundlach, CEO of DoubleLine Capital, said Thursday that the central bank has moved away from needing an improving data pattern to raise rates.
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When they moved away from their traditional aboriginal diets toward a more Westernized one, their incidences of heart disease, cholesterol and obesity rose.
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LG previously did that very successfully with the LG G21440, but moved away from it with larger models that prioritized other design features.
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In recent years Sudan has moved away from Iran, an old ally, and grown closer to Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.
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Investigators want to talk to the two men but appear to have moved away from the idea that the pair had been involved.
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The US did some experiments with nuclear powered cruise missiles back in the 1950s or 60s but very quickly moved away from it.
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By 16, Escola had moved away from home to live with his cousin and attend a high school with a bigger theater program.
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A few months after she moved away from my father, my mother relapsed in that same apartment that was meant to save her.
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The dollar-ringgit pair was up 22.74 percent in 2015 as investors moved away from riskier Malaysian assets to stable dollar-denominated assets.
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"We checked everything, and I can tell you there is not a single one who moved away from SAP," Klein told Business Insider.
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Even some of her own relatives, people who had moved away from El Paso, have posted pro-Trump, anti-immigrant messages on Facebook.
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Around 2000,220 young adults moved away from major US cities in 20173, reported Janet Adamy and Paul Overberg of The Wall Street Journal.
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The industry's center of power has moved away from Japan to places like China, South Korea and Silicon Valley in the United States.
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Of course, some have moved away from this, but under certain conditions, these ideas pushed the formation of the nation-state and colonialism.
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One of her colleagues, she said, had moved away from Oklahoma, and now earns the equivalent of $85,000 per year as a teacher.
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Max moved away from Arcadia Bay at the same time that Chloe's father died, and they didn't speak to one another for years.
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But in recent decades Democrats have largely moved away from Mr. Laffer, viewing him as an architect of tax handouts to the rich.
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Near the end of his career, Cárdenas moved away from radio and wrote for the Astros' Spanish-language magazine and occasionally La Prensa.
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Independents moved away from the major parties in the last presidential election while doubling support for third-party candidates, Reuters/Ipsos polling shows.
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But you guys have clearly sort of moved away from talking about societal stuff and political stuff on air, on the site. Yeah.
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Barry's experimented briefly with a franchise model but quickly moved away from that, although its international studios will be joint ventures, Gonzalez said.
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To boost participation in their retirement plans, many firms in the private sector have moved away from an application process to automatic enrollment.
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With a small number of loud activists on the far right, Congress has moved away from a conversation around facts and good policy.
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But when she moved away from New York to Florida at the age of 17 and decided to transition, she grew it out.
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Apple also famously moved away from the floppy-disk drive with its iMac G3 in 1998, in favor of the CD-ROM drive.
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He has moved away from some of the most contentious stances that he adopted during the campaign, several of which had discomfited Europeans.
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Meteorologists downgraded the storm to a tropical depression as it moved away from the islands and warned lingering moisture could bring more rain.
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And though he moved away from conflict, Trump was still boasting about the Soleimani strike at a 2020 campaign rally on Thursday night.
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The European Commission and many eurozone governments have moved away from a strict interpretation of the European fiscal rules, favouring looser budgetary policy.
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Simpson, 41, moved away from this stretch of Appalachia when he was 7, but its ethic and spirit remain bone-deep in him.
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While Biden has moved away from stating that belief over the last month, he continues to tell voters he can work with Republicans.
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I learned how to make their dishes when I moved away from California and spent Thanksgiving and Christmas abroad in England and Australia.
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Suspects are moved away from relatives and other potential witnesses to a secluded spot or a different room, then shot dead by police.
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"We seem to have moved away from dollar dominance over the last two sessions," said Michael McCarthy, chief markets strategist at CMC Markets.
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AFMA moved away from a panel-setting methodology in 2013 following an exodus of banks from its panel of participating money market institutions.
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Now, Fry says her constituents have largely "moved away from being very, very anti-TMX" as Liberals have unveiled more climate-focused policies.
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She then moved away from the photographers to a spot a little further away where she sat quietly, turning her back to the cameras.
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Perhaps instead of looking outward for reasons why people's hearts have moved away from the church, maybe the church should spend time looking inward.
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Kit actually moved away from a free trial period to the new Favors model despite the success they were already seeing, Perry told me.
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" In the piece, written in 2002, Sobran describes how he moved away from the ideology of mainstream conservatism and toward becoming a "philosophical anarchist.
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But that said, the energy on the left has moved away from emphasis on pricing as a primary tool, which brings me to... 2.
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Her Kavanaugh decision appeared to be a turning point in the race as polls moved away from Heitkamp in the days after her announcement.
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Aldridge retired from Victoria's Secret in 2018 and has now moved away from the runway, focusing on her family and her new perfume line.
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Plus, some of MCX's retailer partners moved away from CurrentC – Walmart, for example, rolled out its own Walmart Pay solution in its own app.
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Unlike many animal welfare NGOs, such as Born Free or CAPS, the organization has moved away from attempting to restrict exotic pet ownership completely.
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Elizabeth's ideology being so unshakable, and Philip, in certain ways, he's still a patriot, but in certain ways, subtly he's moved away from it.
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The upshot: 2018 saw a decline in total investments in the sector and money moved away from ride-hailing and toward two-wheeled transportation.
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The company has moved away from pure branding ads toward direct-to-sale campaigns due to the heavy investments they've made in ad tech.
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To offer some context, the nation's natural resource agencies have long moved away from species-by-species management and turned toward ecosystem-based approaches.
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This time the Aussie has moved away from the lower edge of the long-term GMMA that has previously acted as a resistance level.
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Microsoft has concentrated on cloud computing, while BlackBerry has moved away from selling its own phones to providing software and security to others' devices.
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Martha McSally providing clear evidence that white-collar suburbanites there moved away from the GOP even more than their counterparts in Texas or Georgia.
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As people moved away from desktops to smartphones en masse five years ago, Facebook quickly shifted its advertising business to focus on mobile sales.
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But recently, the WHO has moved away from that approach, expanding its mandate while shrinking the number of partners it is willing to engage.
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But Equal Justice Initiative found in 2018 that crime rates in the city still fell as the city moved away from the controversial practice.
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Throughout the afternoon, protestors stood face to face with Department of Homeland Security police, after being moved away from a driveway, where employees exited.
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Samsung, meanwhile, moved away from Qualcomm chips in earnest for its 2015 high-end lineup and turned in excellent results from its Exynos processors.
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"I moved away from the area I was in, I just changed my life and led a suburban life for 20 years," he says.
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Watson has been an important strategic initiative for IBM as the company has moved away from more traditional lines of computing in recent years.
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In April, she moved away from Vegas to California, where she told CNN that's when she feels she was able to start living again.
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After she moved away from him and vomited into the sink, she wrote, he told her she was "a deeply troubled girl" and left.
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She has some key endorsements, like Dayton Mayor Nan Whaley, and is making the case that it's the GOP that moved away from her.
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My mother left the industry because we moved away from Los Angeles, but she hasn't made any move to pick it back up again.
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As the science on smoking became more clear and society moved away from the practice, aircraft became one of the main targets for prohibition.
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"There was some panic, and we all just moved away from the scene," George Agbey, who was near the explosion, told The Associated Press.
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Especially for those who have moved away from Australia, the cakes from that cookbook often provided a little (or very big) slice of home.
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Some start-ups have also moved away from models that compete for customers on price or rely on fads, like flash sales, for traction.
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Recently, Bolt has moved away from his usual pick of just reggae and dancehall classics, incorporating modern hip-hop and trap into his mixes.
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Eventually I moved away from the city, the natural course of life trickling down Interstate 95 and to the South, then to the West.
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In recent years, the increasingly right-wing alliance has moved away from progressive European integration and toward the policy of protecting native-born citizens.
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Patsy Ramsey, a former Miss West Virginia, died of ovarian cancer in 2006, and John Ramsey moved away from Colorado and has since remarried.
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"We've moved away from that system where we had a set of CDs and we did all that training on the job," Richardson insisted.
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The storm was downgraded to a low-pressure system on Wednesday as it moved away from the Japanese archipelago, the Japan Meteorological Agency said.
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But he very quickly moved away from that, and settled on the ending that we got, which is the one people are arguing about.
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By the end of his campaign, Rubio had even moved away from the campaign-trail demeanor and stump speech that made him so appealing.
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Living independently in a new environment can be a disorienting experience, especially if you've moved away from friends and family to an unfamiliar town.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk briefly moved away from talking about cars during Wednesday's earnings call to rave about his company's new health clinics for employees.
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Kachikwu said the government looked at 197 naira while determining the new petrol price but "moved away from that because it didn't solve the problem".
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After that, the remaining fragments moved away from each other owing to the effects of sublimation, where the spewing water molecules provided an outward force.
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In the last decade, the British Academy of Film and Television Arts has increasingly moved away from promoting British films in favor of American movies.
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" That's because, over time, the middle finger has moved away from the literal representation of a dick and more or less just means "fuck you.
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A GE spokesperson noted that most of the company's industrial rivals have moved away from pension plans, including Caterpillar (CAT), Boeing and Lockheed Martin (LMT).
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Many e-cigarette makers have moved away from using the chemical, but it can still be hard to know what exactly is in purchased liquids.
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All evacuation orders were lifted Saturday in Los Angeles after the Saddleridge Fire moved away from neighborhoods and into hillsides, and as wind conditions improved.
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The need for shelter assistance "crested" in Houston as Harvey moved away from the city Wednesday morning and some waters began to recede, Eichenbaum said.
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Additionally, the company moved away from grandfathering in prices for long-term customers who joined the service at a lower fee than is currently available.
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At the end of its run, The Young Pope's plot moved away from Pope Pius, so it's anyone's guess who the new pope will be.
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The further I've moved away from that era and place, I've found myself gravitating toward a suit and tie affair, a very sober, conservative lifestyle.
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After the cancellation of Mork & Mindy a few months later, Williams and first wife, Valerie, moved away from the L.A. party scene to Northern California.
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Ronan says making the film was emotionally draining due to her personal connection to the material and having also moved away from her native Ireland.
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Suburban, college-educated voters moved away from Republicans and supported Democrats, especially along the state's Interstate 35 from Loredo (south) to the border of Oklahoma.
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South Africa's rand moved away from a nearly four-week low hit of 13.7075 per dollar hit on Friday to rise as high as 13.4046.
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The choice to highlight enterprise applications comes after Microsoft has moved away from some areas where it had previously sought to compete in consumer technology.
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Yes, of course, there was the whole British empire fuckup, which retrospectively, was not good, but the U.K. has moved away from that a bit!
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He added that these companies have moved away from mergers and acquisitions after the recession, but that as numbers improve M&A is a possibility.
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But it's moved away from that in recent years, since it seems to her that it's the outlier corporations that lag on that issue now.
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In selling the Republican tax plan, White House budget chief Mick Mulvaney has moved away from the principles that made him stand out in Congress.
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Some Chinese citizens have moved away from politely protesting local officials to directly challenging government authority online, which is harder for government officials to contain.
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Although the United States and North Korea moved away from the bellicose rhetoric of 2017, nothing of substance has been settled and great dangers remain.
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We've continuously moved away from something where we feel that the creativeness around us is crashing into this solid foundation of one genre of music.
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"Despite lingering uncertainty over a potential trade war, investors moved away from Treasurys, pushing yields up for the week," said Joel Kan, an MBA economist.
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The more realistic hope is that Mr. Duterte can be moved away from the United States just a bit, Professor Zhang, of Lingnan University, said.
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But in college, he said, he took classes with Pedro Armillas, a pre-Columbian Mesoamerican scholar, and moved away from mythology into the science camp.
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The other major insurers, UnitedHealth Group and Anthem, have also moved away from using outside benefit managers, posing major threats to CVS and Express Scripts.
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But if you moved away from home and want to keep following your team (and any others that interest you), Sunday Ticket works just fine.
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Shortly before I moved away from Corby, the police raided Storm nightclub and found that 60 of the 100 or so people partying were underage.
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Even disaffected members of Mr. Erdogan's party say that the president has moved away from the sound economic management of his early period in government.
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"Oftentimes we hear voices that blame young people for having moved away from the church," Cardinal Sérgio da Rocha, one of the organizers, told reporters.
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Mayor Dana E. Outlaw, a Democrat who is white, said Monday that he simply wants to see the residents moved away from danger, and soon.
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She told a few close friends about her abortion, but she didn't tell her parents until she moved away from Louisiana a few years later.
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The Democratic Party has moved away from complex caucuses generally for its presidential nominating contests since then — with Iowa one of the few remaining holdouts.
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Nearly every state has moved away from the system, but two of the four early states -- Iowa and Nevada -- still use them, as does Wyoming.
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Mr. Harris, an instructional aide for children in special education classes, has quit his job and moved away from Charlottesville, his lawyer said last year.
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In recent decades, U.S. banking regulators have moved away from using bank leverage as a measure of risk, instead relying on increasingly complex risk metrics.
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As water temperatures drop as winter approaches, he says most of the turtles have likely moved away from the highest concentrations of the toxic algae.
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It's the latest example of how much consumer demand in the U.S. has moved away from passenger cars to crossovers and SUVs in recent years.
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Evan Fournier scored 11 points on him in the first six minutes, before the Knicks moved away from their attempt at a small-ball lineup.
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Barbara Schett, a former top Austrian player on the WTA Tour, said that it was significant that Thiem had not moved away from his homeland.
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The Carr Fire moved away from Redding overnight Sunday and Monday morning and is now pushing west, where steep forest terrain has changed its behavior.
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In the '80s and '90s, Guerlain moved away from using keton musk and civet for ethical and legislative reasons, and the formula was tweaked again.
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Under his rule, state media has moved away from the communist epic and into more intimate, family dramas that air every night between 8 p.m.
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In this exhibition, Bollinger has largely moved away from collaging painted pieces of paper to a larger paper support in order to construct his scenes.
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Mm-hmm. I missed out on a lot of things at that age when I was working, but that's why I moved away from Berlin.
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Honestly, Owen needs to be moved away from both Amelia and Teddy because they have both found someone new who is so much better for them.
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Local news reported that the majority of attendees said the monument should be moved away from a position of reverence and into a museum-like setting.
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The HUD secretary has also opposed same-sex marriage and LGBTQ rights, and the agency has actively moved away from combating anti-LGBTQ discrimination in housing.
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Just a few weeks ago, Levandowski moved away from his role as lead of the department ahead of a preliminary injunction hearing in the Alphabet case.
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Halle Berry The Oscar winner was living in a homeless shelter at the age of 21 when she moved away from home to become an actress.
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Last week, residents' associations from the suburbs of Waterkloof and Brooklyn approached a court to have that temporary camp moved away from their homes and businesses.
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Encouraged by the impact of the changes he had made, Harmon moved away from his strict diet and discovered a healthy balance that he could maintain.
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Japan's Nikkei stock index ended up 234.20 percent as bulls got the upper hand as the yen moved away from its recent highs against the dollar.
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Though the company moved away from that slogan a few years ago, it didn't exactly lean into, well, the exact opposite sentiment, because why would they?
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Discussion and analysis have moved away from OPEC's twice-yearly ministerial conference to the Joint Ministerial Monitoring Committee (JMMC), which blends OPEC and non-OPEC members.
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Meghan Markle and Prince Harry may have moved away from Kensington Palace, but they still have royal family members nearby at their new home in Windsor.
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An exhibition at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art illustrates how, over time, Munch moved away from observational painting toward something more symbolic and emotional.
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Regardless of whether business owners are franchisees or independent business owners, the liability has already moved away from corporate parents and big banks to small businesses.
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Though Mexican economy has moved away from being dependent on oil in recent years, Pemex still represents an important part of the government's revenue, Gonzalez said.
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In his speech, Xi enumerated the accomplishments of China's development since it moved away from a planned economy, when basic goods were rationed and often scarce.
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But even she hears from casting agents that she needs to lose weight, especially when she moved away from island life to model in New York.
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Hollow Knight includes an interconnected world that the player has to traverse in many directions, something that even Dark Souls II and III moved away from.
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In the last few years, Google has moved away from simply looking at the words on your page to actually understanding what your page is about.
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A new generation of young professionals moved away from the urban core to the suburbs and abandoned mass transit for transportation enabled by personal car ownership.
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To make these bets, the firm moved away from the majority of its Sand Hill Road neighbors to instead become a registered investment advisor, or RIA.
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Many of these recently flipped Trump districts are in the heart of the suburbs, where more centrist voters have moved away from the party since 220006.
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" Russian President Vladimir Putin agreed with Obama's assessment in a 2013 keynote speech, criticizing Western countries for having "moved away from their roots, including Christian values.
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What's more, this time men also moved away from the Republican Party, even though they started much closer to it and therefore didn't get as far.
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Tropical Storm Humberto moved away from the Bahamas on Saturday after dumping rain on parts of the islands that had already been hit by Hurricane Dorian.
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By the turn of the century, Trump had moved away from the capital demands of developing real estate and begun leveraging his celebrity into franchise deals.
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Over the second half of Obama's presidency, the United States moved away from the large ground campaigns on whose final stages much of McDonell's narrative centers.
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He said Boko Haram had increased its attacks on soft targets like markets and mosques in recent months, and moved away from attacks on military bases.
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I moved away from home as soon as I could; I lived on my own in the town where I grew up when I was 17.
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Their pictures now hang on the wall in her new house—she moved away from her old neighborhood, after gangsters threatened to kill her third son.
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Loudoun, an exurban county west of Washington, has grown rapidly over the past decade -- and as it has, it's moved away from its strong conservative roots.
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" But Matt Schlapp, whose organization runs CPAC, has defended Maréchal-Le Pen, arguing on Twitter that she "has moved away from the politics of her forebearers.
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After I moved away from my mother's home in Brooklyn, picking up the phone meant being rocked by news of death, accidents, floods and other calamities.
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It moved away from a Magic-style collectible card game model, where cards are distributed in randomized booster packs, similar to loot boxes in video games.
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China has already moved away from exporting sheets of steel or chunks of aluminum, and toward selling prefabricated steel bridges and lightweight alloy aluminum car wheels.
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It may end up benefiting extra low-priced retailers, which have already moved away from the country to cheaper nations in recent years, Mr. Preysman said.
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He was saying that the original intention was to have intimations that Tony died, but he moved away from that to something more philosophical in nature.
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Al Loving, for example, reportedly moved away from hard-edge abstraction toward quilting because it made him feel closer to his Black identity, closer to home.
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In these nine years, markets, however, have moved away from being extremely sensitive to economic data to focusing on noise coming out of the political realm.
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Many moved away from free love and communal households and embraced the nuclear family, but they kept working as organic farmers, social-justice activists, and environmentalists.
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The video "Seduction of a Cyborg" (2270) conjures Donna Haraway's germinal feminist essay "A Cyborg Manifesto" (1984), which moved away from nature-based 1970s goddess feminism.
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But now that Huawei's moved away from Android Wear and equipped the Watch GT 43 with its own Huawei Lite operating system, the situation hasn't improved.
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The real has moved away from two-year highs touched in February, while the Bovespa stock index has been nearly flat since the end of March.
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Durbin said that during the meeting with Miller, "there was nothing in my conversation with him that suggested" he had moved away from Sessions' rigid stance.
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Claire Conner's treatment of Koch's now famous sons, Charles and David, devotes no attention to how they have moved away from their father's more outré positions.
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During the mid 1920s, Giacometti moved away from traditional representation, exploring abstraction methods like his contemporary Constantin Brancusi, or drawing inspiration from African and Oceanic art.
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Whether you're a recent college grad or just moved away from home, ahead are some manageable steps you can take to get a grip on your health.
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Both have moved away from working as a "machine operator, assembler or inspector", which is associated with happiness below the average for women, but above for men.
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In the years that followed, the couple moved away from New York to Oklahoma and focused on rebuilding their relationship and getting to know each other again.
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But the state moved away from Trump in this year's midterms, as Democrats won both its gubernatorial and Senate races while flipping two U.S. House seats. Sen.
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The RDX has moved away from its plebeian Honda roots, embracing a new Acura-exclusive platform and a premium interior that exceed the standards of its class.
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A migration officer can continue processing asylum-seekers even if they have moved away from Malmo: some rooms in the centre are set up for video-conferencing.
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The company moved away from its origins as a way for users to connect toward becoming a media organization, carrying feeds that ranked and distributed news content.
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Wolf notes that some of the expanding base of affiliates and clients were put off by images like Pukie and Rhabdo, so they moved away from them.
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Calendaring and note-taking apps have never really filled the void left behind when we moved away from our old, paper-based daily planners to digital devices.
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The greenback traded little changed at 106.580 yen following three straight sessions of gains, having moved away from a seven-month low near 105.000 reached last week.
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The greenback traded little changed at 106.620 yen following three straight sessions of gains, having moved away from a seven-month low near 105.000 reached last week.
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These days both have moved away from making their own handsets, licensing their names to third-parties looking to capitalize on any cachet left in the brand.
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Since the alleged sexual assault occurred nearly two-and-a-half years ago, Debbie and Ashley have moved away from Charleston and are now living in Florida.
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Clinton, her lead over Mr. Sanders in a recent Des Moines Register poll evaporated largely because voters had moved away from her and into the uncommitted column.
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Yahoo still scans users' emails for data to sell to advertisers, a practice that many tech companies have moved away from, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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TNG moved away from the more space-cowboy-focused original series and presented a world where being intergalactic anthropologists was just as exciting as lunar fight sequences.
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Places like Scranton, Pennsylvania; Youngstown, Ohio; Janesville, Wisconsin; Orange County, Florida—places that have trended Democratic in some cases for decades—moved away from the Democratic candidate.
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They found these caribou moved away from the ski area for approximately 42 hours after encountering skiers, and only returned when they felt the humans had left.
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To give you an idea of how far they moved away from the original idea: In 2010, the band REO Speedwagon launched a casual game on Yahoo!
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Late on Monday, U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said China had moved away from commitments made over the course of trade negotiations.
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While some engineers have been moved away from Google Fiber, Google is still investing heavily in data centers, and hiring cloud engineers and product managers, Porat said.
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Ferretti temporarily moved away from her signature flowing and delicate long designs, adventuring toward looks for an innocent and fresh-looking woman, caught between adventure and travel.
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And I've kind of moved away from writing traditional pop songs, like I had done with The Marked Men and had done early on with Mind Spiders.
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Unlocked phone sales have been growing in recent years, as carriers have moved away from two-year contracts and allow more customers to bring their own phones.
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As a soloist, Selway has moved away from the drums, which are a natural extension of his body, showing his side as a guitarist, singer, and composer.
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A few waterways remained in the major to moderate flood stage Sunday morning, but floodwaters were starting to subside as heavy rains moved away from the area.
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The home was removed from its foundation, put on 16 cribs and 16 stakes, and over the span of a week, moved away from the eroding edge.
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Stinner said they first started doing rescue and sanctuary work, but moved away from that emphasis and worked with more species, trying to involve the community more.
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Stinner said it first started doing rescue and sanctuary work, but moved away from that emphasis and worked with more species, trying to involve the community more.
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Over the past year, he added, the company has moved away from in-person or paper-based procurement for myriad goods and services toward an electronic platform.
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Some victims awoke with ringing in their ears and fumbled for their alarm clocks, only to discover the ringing stopped when they moved away from their beds.
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Gundlach, who oversees more than $100 billion at Los Angeles-based DoubleLine, said BoJ officials have moved away from negative interest rates as they harm banking systems.
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Over the years, the top device has consistently been the iPhone – an indication of how consumers have moved away from traditional point-and-shoots for everyday photos.
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Coal still features prominently in his agenda, despite the fact that virtually all of the major U.S. electricity companies have moved away from building coal-fired plants.
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In the South, however, conservative Democrats have found themselves without a home (or, increasingly, a job) as both main political parties have moved away from the center.
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McDonald's moved away from plastic straws in its UK and Ireland stores, but found the new paper straws were not recyclable, though the old plastic ones were.
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This was clearly demonstrated when the NPG moved away from its partnership with tobacco company John Player thirty years ago, and the Sackler family earlier this year.
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In an overture to the Social Democrats, Ms. Merkel, leader of the center-right Christian Democratic Union, moved away from her previous talk of possible new elections.
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Though I moved away from Louisiana long ago and developed an appreciation for other pursuits, I still feel a rush of excitement at the approach of football.
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In recent years, Congress has unfortunately moved away from being a good partner to local governments and placed an unfair share of the funding burden on cities.
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In South Korea, protesters who want facilities earmarked as quarantine centers moved away from residential areas threw eggs and insults at a minister trying to mollify them.
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" Klein disputed claims that customers were moving away from SAP, stating: "We double checked and honestly I couldn't find any customer who moved away from SAP ERP.
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While some F.B.I. officials initially believed that the computer activity indicated an encrypted channel between Moscow and New York, the bureau ultimately moved away from that view.
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Many moved away from their families during the week and expressed displeasure about the fact that GM didn't agree to union demands to keep the plant open.
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Wellington engaged the engine and, as the boat moved away from the dock toward a dark-green channel in the pale shallows, Japanese truck horns blared farewell.
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I'd long since moved away from DC, but when I heard that sex workers were gathering in Washington to make change, I knew I had to join.
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That devastating blow was enough reason to keep the band from ever reuniting, but co-singer/songwriter Miki Berenyi moved away from music altogether in the subsequent years.
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Longman said that Thomson had a strong brand but has become outdated as travel habits have moved away from traditional package holidays towards city and long-haul breaks.
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KKR also has moved away from its 2016 preference for credit over equity though it is a fan of private credit, or the growing market of nonbank lending.
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Last week, the U.S. coalition said its surveillance aircraft moved away from the buses in the no-man's land after pro-Syrian government forces "advanced past" the convoy.
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Investors have focused on etrasimod and the company's pulmonary arterial hypertension drug since the U.S.-based Arena moved away from its weight-loss treatment due to underwhelming sales.
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Increasingly, economists have moved away from the view that the Fed's next move will be a hike but traders have been betting on a cut for several months.
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EA will start releasing games on Steam again, after it moved away from the popular PC game marketplace in 2011 in favor of its Origin store and launcher.
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Also limiting gold's upside was a firm dollar, which moved away from last week's over two-month low, making greenback denominated bullion costlier for investors holding other currencies.
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By the time photography was introduced into the world, America had moved away from a system of national currency and instead each bank printed its own paper bills.
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"I knew that after I moved away from LA, I needed to go somewhere I could do 'real person shit', you know what I mean?" she tells me.
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Countless people moved away from the populous state after 1995 only to be shocked that smoking was allowed in the bars and restaurants of their new home states.
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"When the human body is exposed to the cold the majority of your blood is moved away from your extremities and pools around your midsection," King tells me.
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Nadella has axed Microsoft's failed Windows Phone efforts, and the company has generally moved away from the concept of having Windows at the center of everything it offers.
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I moved away from home when I was 14 years old, and when I first joined the company, I really struggled with finding my identity as a dancer.
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I moved away from Washington almost a decade ago, but I know there are good people at all levels of government who can do better to fix this.
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Under Grossman, the company has moved away from its roots as a diet company, dropping the word "weight" from its name and rebranding itself as WW last year.
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With that version, Apple moved away from the famous skeuomorphic apps and switched to flat design with a big emphasis on white space and transparent user interface elements.
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In an interview with The Hill, Bredesen called the national party's brand "terrible," arguing it has moved away from focusing on opportunities for middle- and working-class families.
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It ends a busy couple of years for Carbonite as the company has moved away from a traditional data backup business to a more proactive, defensive security company.
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"We got the news, and we checked everything, and I can tell you there is not a single one who moved away from SAP," Klein told Business Insider.
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Naval bases, in particular, are threatened; they can hardly be moved away from the ocean, yet much of their land is at risk of disappearing within this century.
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As a community, our medical professionals have moved away from purely pharmaceutical responses and now include many trauma-focused psychotherapies as the most highly recommended type of treatment.
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Yet the winding forest paths and benches by the artificial lakes are often empty, as over the decades people moved away from the communal lifestyle instilled by Tugwell.
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So all these things were a part of my life there, and then I moved away from there, and I don't feel like that, when I'm anywhere else.
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And then as I moved away from Wall Street and into entrepreneurship — and heard and saw similar stories there — I figured it was Wall Street and Silicon Valley.
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Last September, Politico reported that the city had moved away from efforts to keep 18- to 21-year-olds in Rikers housed separately from the adult general population.
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This was his upbringing, and he took all that with him when he became an artist and moved away from what we like to call the 'civilized world.
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Blight describes how Douglass moved away from the moral suasion he promoted in his early years on the abolitionist lecture circuit toward his full-throated calls for war.
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She moved away from the biomorphic, feminine imagery that her graduate school professors had ridiculed, and pushed herself to do work that was increasingly abstract and technically difficult.
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The rise of yoga has also been intertwined with a larger cultural shift, as many have moved away from institutional religion to a less defined sense of spirituality.
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After his mayoralty, combining, as it did, the trivial and the terrifying, Montaigne moved away from political action, and Desan, in the end, is hard on his politics.
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UBS in a research paper said telecoms have moved away from voice telephony to focus on fixed and mobile broadband data that is increasingly bundled with video content.
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The results of the study, which HITRUST has yet to share with the public, demonstrate that hackers have moved away from focusing on stealing patient data, Nutkis said.
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Pillar of Fire long ago moved away from the hate of the Klan, and its leaders have issued statements denouncing and regretting the church's historic involvement with it.
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DES MOINES — Both are moderate Midwesterners who have pitched their presidential campaigns on a promise to speak to the heartland voters who moved away from Democrats in 2016.
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Still, he kept ramping up the pace, moved away from Kwemoi with 600m left and established a clear lead at the bell which he never looked like relinquishing.
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The school has moved away from traditional remedial classes, instead drawing less-prepared students into regular classes with extra tutoring, which has produced huge increases in retention rates.
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"For the first time it moved away from just sex trafficking and recognized trafficking for labor, begging and marriage as offences," said Nair, who helped draft the legislation.
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When another person tried to calm him, he moved away from the door and Ms. Khan ran to the front desk of the lounge, according to the statement.
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"The supreme leader is furious that in the past five years, especially during the Ahmadinejad presidency, many of his conservative allies moved away from him," Tabaar went on.
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The semi-trailers' hauling equipment had been moved away from the public eye, the staggering amount of catered food and Tim Hortons coffee was respectfully out of sight.
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Meanwhile, Calvin Klein, under the creative director Francisco Costa, has increasingly moved away from its reductivist roots, exploring the tension between masculine and feminine, the rough and the refined.
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In many ways, a lot of the conversation about her has moved away from the concrete day-to-day policies she talks about to what she represents to people.
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Sony's Xperia range moved away from glass backs last year, after it'd caused it a chronic headache with users (like me!) suffering breakages even without major falls or disasters.
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Many analysts say that the base has become less critical, now that the war against ISIS has moved away from the Turkish border and to the eastern Syrian desert.
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On April 11, when the divergence was $12.20, buy and sell volumes did not change for much of the auction as the benchmark moved away from the spot price.
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Microsoft is working on a new Windows 10 feature that will automatically lock and secure a PC when the operating system detects someone has moved away from the machine.
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By analyzing the location of the pixels, the study authors pinpointed where the explosion started because all the pixels, and terrain they represent, moved away from their original spot.
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Prior to filming Netflix's Chilling Adventures, Watson had moved away from on-camera acting in favor of doing theater after appearing in series like Nashville and Drop Dead Diva.
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Bofale grew up around music, taping songs off the radio and playing instruments that ended up around the house as she moved away from San Antonio and back again.
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Several teams have moved away from the term -- including the Philadelphia 76ers and the L.A. Clippers -- and even NBA Commish Adam Silver has said he's sensitive to the issue.
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The company's moved away from the iconic fully round puck design that's defined the product since its inception — and on that front, at least, it borrows from the Braava.
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The chance to get close Ian Livingston and Quincy Vagell were chasing the Dodge tornadoes together, approaching the storm from the south side as it moved away from them.
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As the nation's largest police force moved away from the widespread use of Stop and Frisk, it began to change how its officers approached the communities where they work.
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But over the course of the past decade or two, the entire tech industry has moved away from labeling things as exclusive or luxurious, opting for more inclusive language.
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Almost four years later and they've signed a record deal with Lucky Number, moved away from the seaside into London and pushed their sound out to a global audience.
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At least 28 state departments of transportation have moved away from the term "accident" when referring to roadway incidents, according to Jeff Larason, director of highway safety for Massachusetts.
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"I specifically moved away from the blatant promotions by Fiji and Moet where young women with their trays filled with their wares stood near a designated camera," Curtis wrote.
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Bambatha Mandela added that his grandmother had never moved away from Soweto, as many others had, because she wanted to live among the people for whom she had fought.
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By 2010, with surgeons having moved away from using gastric bands, Medicare was spending more money on reoperations than on initial operations to implant the devices, the researchers found.
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Large banks have begun disclosing their carbon exposures while setting targets for clean lending, while insurers including Chubb and Suncorp, have moved away from coverage for new coal projects.
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Smile Direct Club is another company that has moved away from "Tucker Carlson Tonight," but a spokeswoman said it had decided to cease advertising on all political opinion shows.
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BEFORE THIS TRIP, THE LAST TIME I had been on the 1 was three springs ago, revisiting with my then husband, after we had moved away from the Bay.
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But as his style evolved and he moved away from fusion, it was his knack for understatement and his affinity for classic jazz guitar technique that defined his approach.
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Kemp's allies, however, praised the selection of Loeffler, hoping that she could help the party compete in suburban areas that have increasingly moved away from Republicans since Trump's election.
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The downturn has become a significant uncertainty for the nation's central bank which cut its growth and inflation forecasts last month and moved away from a previous tightening bias.
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That was below its previous all-time low of 1.321% reached on July 6, 2016.. Major U.S. stock indexes were also down as investors moved away from riskier assets.
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Reckitt Benckiser has moved away from the food business in recent years and increasingly focused on consumer health products, including Durex condoms, Nurofen pain relievers and Scholl foot care.
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Ms. Le Pen, too, has moved away from the dichotomy, but in her case by being a reactionary on societal issues and a statist on economic and social questions.
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The storm picked up speed as it moved away from the islands and strengthened into a Category 1 hurricane, with winds of 75 mph, Sunday night, the center said.
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Over the last 200 years, Americans have settled the frontier, moved away from cities toward suburbs, and migrated away from cities in the Northeast toward the South and West.
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She was one of those Democrats from the era when the party moved away from economic populism, when they started caring less about unions and more about Wall Street.
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Because of the inherent difficulty in assigning numeric odds to everything from effects of policy investments to global catastrophic risks, it's moved away from relying too heavily on quantification.
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In a heartening sign of things to come, the writers moved away from the usual cliffhanger ending and concluded this week's episode with a slightly different brand of suspense.
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In recent years, US energy markets have moved away from coal in favor of natural gas, causing coal company bankruptcies and mine closures in Kentucky, Ohio, Virginia, and West Virginia.
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There's a brief window of time -- usually after May 15 -- when temperatures are warmer and the high-altitude winds known as the jet stream have moved away from the mountains.
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The FTSE 22018 company has struggled to grow its U.S. higher education courseware (HECW) as students have moved away from new textbooks for second-hand copies and digital learning materials.
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In Los Angeles, all evacuation orders were lifted Saturday after the Saddleridge Fire -- the largest of the fires currently burning in Southern California -- moved away from neighborhoods and into hillsides.
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When recording the new EP, he says he moved away from his usual method of meticulously designing sounds on his computer, instead sampling music he creates himself, using real instruments.
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Mr. Bloomberg was a headliner at the event, but a few days earlier, Mr. Obama pulled an upset victory in the Iowa caucuses, and the attention moved away from Oklahoma.
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MTV moved away from music shows in the 2000s in lieu of more reality TV shows like "Jersey Shore" and "Teen Mom," swapping its core audience for a monetizable one.
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Twitter has moved away from this approach somewhat in the last year, but for the most part the tweets users see are determined by choices made by users, not Twitter.
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As YouTube began to crack down on controversial creators and advertisers moved away from the platform, many of YouTube's top stars saw Twitch as an alternative way to generate revenue.
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Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani said Trump has moved away from that idea, while Pence and campaign manager Kellyanne Conway were coy about specifics of the immigration proposal.
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Yeah. There was one that always struck me — it's funny to remember now, but it was a big deal at the time — when Apple basically moved away from Flash. Yeah.
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"We long ago moved away from thinking about addiction as a physical or physiological need for a drug," Robert West, editor in chief for the scientific journal Addiction, told me.
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Benson and Moorhead moved away from the world of Resolution with their second film together, Spring, about a young man who unwittingly gets sexually and emotionally involved with a monster.
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Brent crude oil, a global benchmark for Russia's main export, played a positive role for Russian assets but moved away from a 2019 high of $68.14 touched the day before.
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Trump's deeply contentious proposal to ban non-citizen Muslims from entering the United States remains on his website, even though aides have said he has moved away from the idea.
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In response to the threats, she's been moved away from Colombia's Atlantic coast ports, through which the Urabeños drug gang move most of their product, according to Colombia's RNC Radio.
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Oil prices fell after a U.S. Gulf storm weakened and moved away from oil-producing areas, and on mounting concerns about global trade disputes and Turkey's currency crisis hurting demand.
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Thus, they have moved away from prestige fare and embraced popular franchises: Mega-blockbusters that are expensive to produce, but can deliver hundreds of millions in ticket sales and merchandise.
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At 1200 GMT, the rouble was slightly down against the dollar at 23, having moved away from its weakest level since early April of 64.98 it hit the previous day.
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Zume, the robotic pizza maker that SoftBank valued at $1 billion, has lost several top execs and appears to have moved away from robots even as it seeks new money.
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WeWork long ago moved away from its all-in focus on coworking space: Its spin-off businesses under the We Company umbrella range from workout studios to private elementary schools.
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Deutsche Bank, which has already moved away from some investment banking activities, is back to square one with its future planning after merger talks with German rival Commerzbank (CRZBF) collapsed.
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And some, including the Detroit Symphony Orchestra and the St. Louis Symphony, have moved away from 235-week contracts, saying that there was not enough demand for year-round concerts.
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What they came up with was the Tea Party and the insistence that the big lesson of the Bush years was that Republicans had moved away from conservative economic orthodoxy.
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And Roman Catholics actually moved away from the Republican Party, if anything, supporting Trump only 52 percent to 45 percent, as compared to 57 percent to 42 percent for Romney.
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The most volatile disputes have to do with social issues on which public opinion in Western countries has moved away from church teaching — among them homosexuality, abortion, divorce and remarriage.
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Showing positive returns for Vision Fund 1 in the coming 18 months would undoubtedly help Misra attract investors, though he's already moved away from his target of raising $108 billion.
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It started in the fall of 2018 when the Duke and Duchess of Sussex moved away from Kensington Palace and (debunked) reports of Meghan being rude to Kate's staff surfaced.
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"The Fed has moved away from a posture of preparing to deliver an additional hike to one of patience," currency analysts from French bank BNP Paribas said in a note.
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By naming Greta Thunberg its 85033 Person of the Year, Time Magazine moved away from its usual politicians and celebrities and chose a true visionary who is changing societies worldwide.
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States are notified of potentially updates to their rolls including if a voter who may have died or someone who has moved away from the state they are registered in.
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The yen and Swiss franc had fallen from highs hit last week after the United States and Iran, in comments earlier this week, moved away from an all-out conflict.
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Using 2016 Census migration data, SmartAsset compared the number of people aged 20 to 34 who moved to over 200 U.S. cities to the number who moved away from them.
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The deal is a shift from past practice for Kentucky Coach John Calipari, who previously moved away from a similar home-and-home arrangement with another Big Ten team, Indiana.
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Carville notes that the suburban communities of East Jefferson Parish that moved away from the GOP on Saturday was where the Republican Party first put down roots in the state.
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Nissan had grown more dependent on lower-priced fleet sales, which are less-profitable sales that other automakers have moved away from, said Michelle Krebs, senior analyst with Cox Automotive.
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In recent years, many dating apps have moved away from asking their users to login with Facebook credentials in a bid to be less reliant on the social media behemoth.
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Salvini said the result was "historic" for his party, one which has moved away from its roots of campaigning for an independent northern region to campaign on a national level.
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The party even moved away from conservative Republicans like Jack Kemp, the secretary of Housing and Urban Development in the George H.W. Bush administration, who spoke often about urban opportunity.
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What they came up with was the "Tea Party" and the insistence that the big lesson of the Bush years was that Republicans had moved away from conservative economic orthodoxy.
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"When I heard it I was let down, but also really just hurt by it because I had thought we've moved away from some of that," Borst told Fox 17.
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It's been there for a long time, but I think the studios had kind of moved away from the African-American audience in making films that were specifically catered to them.
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Many states, such as Georgia and Maryland, which had moved away from the Democrats in the tough times of 2012, drifted back towards their candidate in the better ones of 2016.
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Ahead of those speeches, yields across the euro zone are flat to a touch higher, and have moved away from Tuesday's lows in a resumption of the trend of recent weeks.
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With all the data on opioids' harms and the absence of evidence that they help people on average, the medical community has moved away from encouraging doctors to prescribe the drugs.
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Sentiment has improved on expectations that the central bank in Budapest, which moved away from its ultra-loose stance in its rhetoric last month, is working on plans to tackle inflation.
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To get these newly refined results, the team moved away from identifying each signal by hand — an inconsistent method according to Susan Thompson, a Kepler research scientist for the SETI Institute.
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It's new Pop Instant camera looks neat—if a tad overpriced—but Polaroid has slowly moved away from making camera and photo-related kit to putting its name on well, everything.
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But Facebook moved away from its blanket ban this June, when it said it would no longer ban all cryptocurrency ads, but would rather allow those from "pre-approved advertisers" instead.
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Electronics have, as Edwards said, moved away from hackability, meaning for the most part you'd have to, like Battle, outfit yourself with old tech if you wanted to try it out.
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The next fastest vehicle was Helios 2, another spacecraft meant to study the Sun, that reached a speed of more than 220,93 miles per hour when it moved away from Earth.
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In 2017, Vizio moved away from the Chromecast-only strategy it boldly debuted on the original P-Series, which required users to beam content to the TV from their own devices.
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The musical zeitgeist of the country has moved away from rock, through pop, and now into hip-hop, but wave after wave of teenage-girl-fueled stardom continues regardless of genre.
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In the House, enough moderate Republicans were willing to accept this compromise while the Freedom Caucus moved away from its all-or-nothing approach to reach a deal on this bill.
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On Tuesday, Fed Chair Jerome Powell moved away from his "patient" approach and instead acknowledged risks due to trade conflicts, saying the central bank would respond "as appropriate" to the same.
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Founded in 1965, Longman said that Thomson had a strong brand but has become outdated as travel habits have moved away from traditional package holidays towards city and long-haul breaks.
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It talked about what was opening and closing and what chef was doing what, and over time they've sort of moved away from that and become much broder and bigger intentionally.
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But an unpretentious movie like Life argues that studios have also moved away from respectable genre pictures—movies that were never considered art, but at least rattled your cage with precision.
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Treiman said last week he has moved away from his hometown of 32 years, but will run for Binghamton mayor again when he can afford to hire a private security team.
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The SAT and the ACT, bugaboos of generations of college applicants, were supposed to shrink in significance as more colleges and universities moved away from requiring standardized test scores for admission.
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The reporter's hand then appeared to brush the intern's arm during the incident and the woman then crouched down out of the view of the camera and moved away from Acosta.
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The famous "Fearless Girl" statue will be moved away from its spot staring down the Wall Street "Charging Bull" statue to stand instead in front of the New York Stock Exchange.
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So at a very young age, from around 5 years old all the way until I moved away from Detroit at around 18, I was forced into labor by my father.
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What can be identified is a shift, usually dated to the 1970s, when rich countries moved away from a regulated economy of mass production and mass consumption, organized within nation states.
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But over the years, it's moved away from its earlier emphasis on music discovery through your social network, which leaves room for other apps to come in and fill the void.
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The New Jersey Board of Education voted on Wednesday to require high school students to pass tests aligned with contentious standards, even as other states have moved away from these assessments.
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There is no question that funds have been moved away from FEMA as well as also other agencies under the aegis of the Department of Homeland Security and given to ICE.
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Pilots are made to sell a network on whether to give a show a series order, but the traditional networks have moved away from this practice in the past four years.
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On Thursday, Facebook announced it would now let users include Instagram followers on their Secret Crush lists, incentivizing a younger audience to opt in who has largely moved away from Facebook.
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While it seems like hip-hop has moved away from its association with blunts and onto better things like vaping and THC concentrates, I still am not really over this method.
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Homesick Scented Candle, available from Amazon for $29.95+ (prices vary by state) These handmade candles encompass famous scents from each state — great for someone who's moved away from their home state.
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But Republicans said they worried their ranks would bear the brunt of the shift as young people moved away from party orthodoxy on issues like guns, gay marriage and climate change.
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By this point, he had moved away from the neorealist tales set among the lower classes and moved deeper into scurrilous provocations that increasingly nudged the puritanism of the Italian public.
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VICE Netherlands spoke to five international students who moved away from their friends and family to Amsterdam, to start what they hoped would be a thrilling new chapter of their lives.
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Docker had problems commercializing its technology prior to this as the container technology moved away from the container itself, which became a commodity of sorts, and moved towards management with Kubernetes.
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This was followed by the pink-hued "Girl Power" of the 1990s, which moved away from the more masculine-presenting tomboy toward an image that seemed to comfort the male gaze.
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Clutching a campaign sign, he told VICE News that he is still undecided on who he'll caucus for but has recently moved away from Bernie Sanders and into the Buttigieg camp.
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This year, the secular conservatives and moderates who are the least enthusiastic about Mr. Trump moved away from the party, leaving it dominated by evangelicals, the Tea Party and observant Catholics.
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Iran retaliated with a missile attack on US and coalition forces in Iraq, but no US forces were killed and the two countries have since moved away from a wider conflict.
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INCIDENTALLY, WE DID NOT – WE WENT AWAY FROM INSURING WHAT WE CALL SUPER CATS– WE MOVED AWAY FROM IT AFTER KATRINA BECAUSE THE RATES KEPT JUST COMING DOWN, DOWN, DOWN, DOWN.
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Over the years Mekas moved away from "the conventional, dead, official cinema" to personal film, an evolution traceable in his writing for The Village Voice, where he was a movie columnist.
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While Costa was celebrated for his simple, elegant red-carpet looks, Calvin Klein under PVH moved away from its capital-F Fashion roots and became more of a mass-market brand.
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Today, Uber is a global company with a growing on-demand food delivery business, a self-driving arm, and has gradually moved away from promoting its luxury service in some markets.
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I don't think it is purely a coincidence that Conner changed his work in the mid-1960s and moved away from his vision of terror to one of exaltation and altered states.
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In addition, 581 affordable housing units have been promised to be delivered as part of the project, although last year it was announced these would be moved away from the main site.
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This doesn't mean there aren't still a load of Shift functions (there are... everywhere), they've just been moved away from the main creative space to remove clutter from where it counts most.
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Last summer, I moved away from my twin sister and my best friend, and after seven years of dating (five years long distance), my high school boyfriend and I moved in together.
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"She was trying to pet a stingray and she put her hand in the water and the stingray quickly moved away from her hand in a very elegant way," Parker told Gizmodo.
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Far too many years after being crushed by Facebook, Myspace moved away from being a social network and pivoted into being a news aggregator and a series of profile pages for musicians.
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Japan's benchmark index rose on an overnight bounce in oil prices during its morning session, then added to those gains in the afternoon as the yen moved away from its recent highs.
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Walmart purchased the service in 2010, and while it has since moved away from developing its own set-top boxes, Vudu is a more well-known name in the smart TV market.
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So they ventured out to these high school reunions and asked people whether they moved away from home, why they moved away, and, if they chose to come back, why they did.
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These revelations make it abundantly clear that the current Iranian government has in no fashion moved away from its past crimes against humanity – crimes for which no one has been held accountable.
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It focused in Tier 1 cities and Tier 2 cities around the Yangtze River Delta and Beijing-Tianjin regions, and moved away from Tier 3 cities and over-supplied Tier 2 cities.
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Across Europe, banking giants like Barclays, Deutsche Bank, UBS and Royal Bank of Scotland have, to varying degrees, moved away from traditional investment banking activities because of increased regulation and volatile markets.
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The oil industry had moved away from deep water projects as oil prices fell and regulatory scrutiny increased following the Deepwater Horizon disaster in April 2010, the largest accidental marine oil spill.
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Stinner told CNN affiliate WNCN the center first started doing rescue and sanctuary work but moved away from that emphasis and began working with more species, trying to involve the community more.
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A company representative said Uber had since moved away from the capital-intensive ghost-kitchen business and instead drilled down on the Uber Eats restaurant partnerships to serve clients with data insights.
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It focused on Tier 1 cities and Tier 2 cities around the Yangtze River Delta and Beijing-Tianjin regions, and moved away from Tier 3 cities and over-supplied Tier 2 cities.
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Other emojis including a middle finger, water pistol (after platforms and devices moved away from a more realistic handgun), and knife can fall under calls for action and Facebook's "credible violence" policy.
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In the years that followed, she says, dunking a crinkly fry in a pot of ketchup, she moved away from Leicester (where she'd grown up) and dated a string of other guys.
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The second tension identified by the IMF is that risky lending has moved away from banks to the less-regulated parts of the financial system, commonly known as the "shadow banking" sector.
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It offered little reassurance to the woman, who asked that she be referred to only as "Lori," and said Monday that she continued to live in fear and moved away from Annapolis.
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Like many of his generation, Brian Benenhaley moved away from the Turks' home turf when he came of age, in search of opportunities that a low-income farming area could not provide.
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You are about to head out to play some shows in Europe including some with CC Dust another performer who has moved away from punk stuff to more melodic and dancebale stuff.
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In 30 or 40 years, we will sadly point to today as a turning point in the US Senate, where we irrevocably moved away from the principles the founders intended for us.
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We have unfortunately moved away from the simple definition of racism, to the point where the only people to whom the appellation can be safely applied are the vocal, violent racial archetypes.
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The music has gotten very abstract and taken more after contemporary classical music over the last couple of decades, and has moved away from being a music of politics and class conflict.
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"We have moved away from trying to get students to choose their majors as they enter," said Timothy Renick, Georgia State's vice provost and vice president for enrollment management and student success.
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Walmart (WMT), the nation's largest business employer, has moved away from hiring temporary workers and is filling its staffing needs by giving extra hours to the permanent employees it uses year round.
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Although Trump favored Collins, Kemp wound up picking Loeffler, in part because he thought she could help reach suburban women voters in the state who have moved away from the Republican party.
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President Donald Trump, whose administration has moved away from environmental pledges, and climate activist Greta Thunberg have both made keynote speeches in which they indirectly attacked each other's stances on the matter.
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HaptX has moved away from marketing itself as a VR-only company and has expanded into robotics, reshaping its offering into a solution framed by real-world input and real-world output.
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Once reliant on Amazon Web Services, Dropbox has moved away from public cloud in recent years and has been building its own data center infrastructure to store the majority of user data.
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"Progressive Democrats, liberals, have unfortunately moved away from the kind of support for Israel that we are used to," said Mr. Hikind, who said he saw nothing wrong with Mr. Yeger's remarks.
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Part of the reason, Mr. Percesepe said, was that developers moved away from pricier northern neighborhoods, like Dumbo and Brooklyn Heights, to test less expensive markets like Clinton Hill and Prospect Heights.
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The good news is that a lot of the web has moved away from Flash so you don't really need it anymore to still enjoy a fully-featured and rich browsing experience.
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South Africa's rand moved away from two-month lows, although the currency remained vulnerable to domestic risks linked to power utility Eskom and the threat it poses to the country's sovereign credit risk.
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They consciously moved away from quantifying inequality with opaque statistics such as the Gini coefficient, and instead popularized more readily understandable measures, like the share of income going to the very, very rich.
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Here's a fun thing to think about though: in twenty years time we might have moved away from car keys and towards the cards or contactless fobs that many new cars use now.
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Emissions intensity — the amount of CO2 per unit of power produced — is 29% lower than 2005 as the power mix has moved away from coal and has seen growth in gas and renewables.
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In an effort to become less negative or judgmental about sex, many people have moved away from keeping track of how many people they or their partners have had sex with, she said.
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The president honored the community's wishes when he began to roll back parts of Dodd-Frank, backed the Export-Import Bank and moved away from ending the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).
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"It's something brands have been preparing for on Twitter, or minimally have known might be coming, for a while now –- ever since Facebook moved away from recency in the Newsfeed," Bright told Mashable.
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The greenback was relatively unchanged against most major peers, even as comments from the White House that China had moved away from trade-related commitments pushed down U.S. bond yields and stock futures.
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Russia's athletics federation remains suspended and sports events have been moved away from Russia as the country grapples with the fallout of a widespread state-backed doping program involving athletes across many sports.
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USDA office move may have broken law, watchdog says MORE announced ERS would be moved away from the nation's capital and realigned within the Department under a political office, that of the secretary.
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In recent years, Chinese companies have moved away from merely buying Latin American raw materials and are diversifying into sectors like auto manufacturing, e-commerce and even technology businesses like car-hailing services.
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In making these changes, Eisenman moved away from an "us – them" world-view, which was true of much of her work in the nineties, to one that is infinitely more personal and nuanced.
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Along with stores like Henri Bendel, Intermix, Big Drop and, on the West Coast, Kitson (which also closed this year), it moved away from head-to-toe designer looks toward more individual choices.
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Besides providing a service for observant Jews, I like to think I also provide one that's meaningful to Jews who may not be observant, or who may have moved away from their religion.
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FREEPORT, Bahamas (AP) — Tropical Storm Humberto moved away from the Bahamas on Saturday after dumping rain on parts of the archipelago's northwest region that were already hammered by Hurricane Dorian two weeks ago.
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It has also deliberately moved away from the journalistic model of its parent organization, in search of a more effective way to investigate and distribute stories across borders at a relatively low cost.
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Outgoing White House chief of staff John KellyJohn Francis KellyMORE told the Los Angeles Times that the administration had moved away from the concept of a literal wall early in the Trump administration.
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As we previously reported ... multiple teams have moved away from using the "owner" title over the past year ... given that the term can feel racially insensitive in a league of mostly black players.
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Three of four presidents since Kenya's independence from Britain have been Kikuyus, and though this political season moved away from drawing divisions along tribal lines, it's a factor often present in the background.
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The hurricane was downgraded to Category 2130 as it moved away from Cuba on Saturday, but gained strength and was reclassified as Category 242 early Sunday as its eye approached the Florida Keys.
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Fortunately, we've moved away from this narrow idea of femininity thanks to the pantsuit-wearing, flute-mastering, and boundary-breaking badasses that prove there is no single way to dress like a woman.
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"The kids and I have moved away from David," continued Evans, who is also mom to son Kaiser, 5, with ex Nathan Griffith and 10-year-old son Jace with ex Andrew Lewis.
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Mr. Moreno has since moved away from Mr. Correa's leftist policies; he has tried to cut social spending and government agencies and drill deeper in the Amazon for oil, Ecuador's most valuable export.
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They want to know how and why companies make decisions about chemicals to use and not to use — because they have noticed that some companies use chemicals that others have moved away from.
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I moved away from my hometown of Litchfield, Minnesota, several decades ago, and since that time, my politics have veered to the left as those in my hometown have veered to the right.
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The network could be seen in 85033 million households in 2011, but that number was down to an estimated 87.5 million in 2017 as younger viewers moved away from cable to streaming services.
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Sundance has moved away from its history as a freewheeling bazaar where swarms of hanger-on celebrities come to hot-tub hop and film distributors throw money around in all-night bidding wars.
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Recently, however, historians have moved away from such self-justifying accounts, and a growing field has made the experiences of indigenous displacement, survival and resurgence a new pathway for understanding the nation's history.
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Why it matters: Both companies have made major moves into e-cigarettes, which they view as the best way to remain viable in a U.S. market that has moved away from combustible products.
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Now previously the company was known for letting users trade the digital currency bitcoin, but it has since moved away from that and has now started its own open source initiative called Spark.
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Though the US and Iran moved away from a wider conflict, tensions are still high as the Trump administration continues to hammer Tehran with harsh economic sanctions as part of a maximum-pressure campaign.
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But stock futures dropped sharply following the market close after U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said China had moved away from commitments made over the course of trade negotiations.
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Restaurants have raised their ceilings, dropped their dress codes, and moved away from the "French = fancy" model, but the vast majority of wineries have stuck with their stone lion statues and gaudy floral arrangements.
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Japanese stocks rebounded sharply on Tuesday morning and moved away from a three-month low hit on the previous day after Wall Street rallied as tensions between the United States and North Korea eased.
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While we've spent the last year being distracted by a continuous, raging dumpster fire of awful news, Fox News quietly moved away from its iconic "Fair and Balanced" slogan and no one really noticed.
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Earlier this month, a men's Asian Cup qualifier between North Korea and Malaysia was postponed after the Malaysian FA asked for the game to be moved away from Pyongyang following a breakdown in relations.
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Similarly, Little House quickly moved away from the specific details of its source books, to live in the space between TV Western and small-town show — two genres TV fans were already familiar with.
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The Bloom era's significance isn't just about pronouns or lyrics, but also about Sivan's image reinvention, as he moved away from his early "good boy" persona through a carefully staged queer coming of age.
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In late 2015 and early 2016, it brought more than a dozen small, separate publishing operations onto the platform, while Medium's in-house publications either quietly wound down or moved away from the platform.
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Nintendo moved away from competing directly with Sony and Microsoft's consoles years ago, choosing instead to create consoles geared to a different audience with the launch of the wildly successful Nintendo Wii in 2006.
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Fast-forward to today, and there is a notable decline and systematic gutting of LGBT media: Companies large and small have cut their staff and moved away from dedicating resources to covering the community.
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Sure, glass can look sophisticated and different, but Sony moved away from it with its latest Xperia generation after chronic complaints about the fragility of the glass backs on its earlier Xperia Z models.
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LAS VEGAS – The start line for the upcoming Las Vegas Rock &aposn&apos Roll Marathon has been moved away from the site of the worst mass shooting in modern U.S. history, organizers said Friday.
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But after the Nexus One launch, Queiroz moved away from the team — he was "sidelined," as one source put it, largely due to a personality mismatch with the more cavalier engineers then at Android.
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Spawn Wave connected a small wire between the left Joy-con's antenna and the bottom of the controller, which helps improve reception because it's been moved away from the shield and the player's hand.
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It moved away from the direct sales and commission model, instead returning power to galleries by allowing them to withhold pricing information and take control of the sales process after a customer expressed interest.
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Underpinning gold, the dollar moved away from two-year highs after weak U.S. durable goods data and manufacturing activity data ignited worries that the trade conflict with China may hurt the world's largest economy.
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San Francisco (CNN)Hillary Clinton has moved away from the donor circuit after an August of nonstop fundraising, ceding that role to her running mate Tim Kaine, who's getting some celebrity help as well.
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Those fears were apparently well-founded: As BuzzFeed notes, "among the women who reported Berganza to human resources, none still work for DC," and all have moved away from working in mainstream comics publishing.
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Almost two decades after the end of the golden age of junk food, some of us have moved away from Gushers, Dunkaroos, and 3D Doritos by choice or simply because they no longer exist.
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Next has been one of Britain's most successful clothing retailers in terms of profits but it has faltered over the last two years as consumer spending moved away from clothing towards holidays and entertainment.
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The bank's policymakers are expected to hike rates twice this year, down from four times in 2628, but some of the Fed's most hawkish members have moved away from that projection in recent remarks.
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In certain cases, this anti-doctrinal impulse is a reaction to global events: since 9/11, some people have moved away from strict, traditional faiths, feeling that religious zeal is a cause of hatred.
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Both Khan and his foreign minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi have moved away from their anti–American campaign rhetoric, and are now emphasizing their desire to listen to U.S. concerns and mend the strategic partnership.
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As a result, Ake, like many orphaned children in Thailand, moved away from his childhood home of Mae Sai to become a Buddhist monk at a monastery in the nearby province of Lum Phun.
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Wagner and Pavličev say that once animals abandoned male-induced ovulation, the clitoris coincidentally moved away from the copulatory canal—where it's more likely to be stimulated during sex—and toward the outward genitalia.
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According to the returning former champ, he has moved away from the hard sessions of the past, which he hopes will stand to him in terms of the longevity of his career going forward.
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It's that time of year when greenmarkets are still bursting at their seams, but our hearts and minds have moved away from the gazpachos and Capreses of late summer and onto more autumnal flavors.
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Republicans on Capitol Hill have largely moved away from gutting former President Obama's signature health-care law, and Trump wasn't expected to speak about repealing the Affordable Care Act (ACA) in his speech Tuesday.
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His legal team tried unsuccessfully to have the trial moved away from the Ramsey County District Court in St. Paul, arguing Yanez would be unable to obtain a fair trial due to media coverage.
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The foundation has moved away from funding homeless shelters and acting as a landlord of transitional housing to being more of a policy advocate in the state's capital, Hartford, and elsewhere, Ms. Elliott said.
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So she took her state student grant, chose a university with a family dorm, child care center and a criminal justice program and moved away from everyone she knew to enroll in Buffalo State.
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A woman in an industry dominated by men, she proved to be a gifted manager, and under her leadership Feltrinelli moved away from its original leftist orientation toward publishing books more in the mainstream.
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Megan Hernbroth reported that Zume, the robotic pizza maker that SoftBank valued at $1 billion, has lost several top execs and appears to have moved away from robots, even as it seeks new money.
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At American, there are several menu design workshops a year, but the airline has moved away from changing the entire menu every year or two, said Raphael Girardoni, managing director of food and beverages.
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Others have said Ms. Swift moved away from Mr. Mueller in reaction to inappropriate contact but Mr. McFarland asked whether Ms. Swift's face in that instance was consistent with someone who had been groped.
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Since October, however, the company seems to have moved away from marketing the MegaFace number and gone forward with the 100% accuracy rating from the ACLU-based test done by its three-person panel.
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Deloitte's UK managing partner for audit, Stephen Griggs, said joint audits were unproven in Britain and some countries had moved away from them due to big cost increases and little company and investor interest.
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To them, this is attributable to a country that has moved away from them, has been taken away from them—by Obama, the Clintons, the "lamestream" media, the "élites," the business-as-usual politicians.
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As is often the case these days, his postgame scrum with reporters eventually moved away from questions about the game itself and into matters of even greater importance — specifically, his future with the team.
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But as it became more of a news source, I moved away from comedy and am also looking for journalists, people in tech, podcasters and thought leaders who are really outside of my community.
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But in the dankness of the Middle Ages, as disease and filth ran rampant, fighting literature moved away from the large military treatises and became focused, instead, on the individual's attainment of fighting mastery.
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Still, there's definitely a new peace process conductor in town and a new tune, too, which has moved away from the one-note, two-state solution that has characterized US policy for almost 30 years.
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As YouTube moved away from Red's use as a music service and began layering exclusive access to original series and movies, featuring YouTube stars like PewDiePie and the toxic influencer of the moment Logan Paul.
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More recently, the company says it's moved away from personalizing search results, even as it increasingly uses personalization for products like Google Assistant and Gmail because it didn't seem to really improve the search experience.
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An estimated 83 percent of U.S. providers have already moved away from the old recommendations, according to the Guttmacher Institute, which backs abortion rights but whose research is used by both sides of the debate.
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Presidents Jimmy Carter and Bill Clinton, both products of the South, pushed their party toward the center and consciously moved away from the kinds of ideas associated with New York, and particularly the Big Apple.
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"We seem to have moved away from dollar dominance over the last two sessions...this weakness is directly related to the improving risk sentiment around trade," said Michael McCarthy, chief markets strategist at CMC Markets.
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The industry veteran said the bigger slice of technology development has moved away from government defense contracts and into the commercial world where private innovation would also spur an ongoing increase in mergers and acquisitions.
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What's more, the researchers were even able to discern the rules surrounding their social interactions; the fish moved away from individuals that got too close and swam towards neighbors that were getting too far away.
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On the court, Mr. Jankowitz is known as the Plumber because that was his profession, except for a stint as a marketing executive, when he moved away from New York and could not find games.
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In 22017, 210,21 residents ages 25 to 39 moved away from US cities with populations exceeding 500,000, reported Janet Adamy and Paul Overberg of The Wall Street Journal, who analyzed Census data released this month.
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The good news is that we have examples of state policy changes that have moved away from sweeping, boondoggle approaches to community corrections in favor of methods that deliver on the promise of public safety.
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In 1965, we moved away from this National Origins Act, and part of what it means to say "we don't want people from these countries" is moving back to that very racist law that existed.
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Playwright, 'An Ordinary Muslim' When Hammaad Chaudry was 19, he moved away from Edinburgh, where he grew up the son of Pakistani immigrants, to attend the University of Surrey, about an hour outside of London.
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As more people have become directly, or indirectly, impacted by the virus's impact, the memes springing up around the pandemic have moved away from educating us and have become more whimsical, absurdist, and deliberately comedic.
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Among them was Thomas P. Bossert, the president's Homeland Security adviser, who took issue with the prospect that resources could be moved away from responding to a natural disaster, according to the two people briefed.
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Three years ago the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences moved away from blue-ribbon judging panels -- which tended to skew toward those with the time to participate -- in favor of more inclusive, organization-wide balloting.
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Over the years, the FDA moved away from trying to establish new standards in favor of requiring products to list ingredients and nutrition information, said Xaq Frohlich, a professor of food labeling at Auburn University.
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Oil prices fell about 1 percent on Wednesday after a U.S. Gulf storm weakened and moved away from oil-producing areas, and on mounting concerns about global trade disputes and Turkey's currency crisis hurting demand.
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She talked about her taste in literature, which runs to High Modernism (Joyce, Eliot), the Alabama conservatism she grew up with but moved away from, and her glass-half-empty view of Mr. Moore's defeat.
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I first reviewed her work in 2009, shortly after she moved away from the sumptuous brushstrokes and swimming shapes, often in closely related hues, that were characteristic of her paintings of much of the 1990s.
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But the defendant has since moved away from New Orleans, and Bixby told the Times-Picayune that she does not know if any of her attempts to notify Clark of his success have reached him.
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As members of my family moved away from my home town of Mumbai, these occasions when the entire family is sitting around a living room, drinking cup after cup of chai were few and far between.
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But after a deal in 2016 that led to the first parliament elections for nine years in May, and as warfare in Syria has moved away from Lebanon's borders, politicians have started to speak of recovery.
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"I think their huge base of ERP customers provides them with an opportunity to begin making inroads, but it will be tough as mindshare for CRM/Customer Engagement has moved away from SAP," he told TechCrunch.
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Gold prices edged higher on Tuesday as investors moved away from riskier assets after U.S. President Donald Trump threatened to raise tariffs on Chinese imports, heightening trade tensions and lifting demand for the safe-haven metal.
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The greenback kept largely to familiar ranges against most major peers, even as comments from top U.S. trade officials that China had moved away from trade-related commitments weighed on U.S. bond yields and stock futures.
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Two notable trends are that many consumers have switched off their TVs and moved away from shopping in physical stores, turning their attention online (and to their mobile screens) to be entertained and to buy things.
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The Philippines, long a U.S. ally in the region, has moved away from its bilateral ties and military entanglements with the United States and instead embraced a budding new friendship with China, long a regional rival.
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Ever since a cousin of mine was shot and killed not even a month after I moved away from Chicago, I will never not panic whenever I get a call from home, fearing more bad news.
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This has coincided with a collapse in the networks that sent more than 600,000 across the central Mediterranean from 0003-2017, as armed groups seeking to clean up their image have moved away from the trade.
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One is, China has in the last 10 years moved away, maybe 15 years, moved away from market based reforms, during what I'll call the Deng Xiaoping period which is principally the '80s and the '73s.
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And while President Trump has frequently discussed violence in Chicago, at one point even suggesting federal intervention, the administration has also moved away from Obama-era police reforms aimed at increasing federal oversight of police departments.
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She says felt her pyramid shifting before her Dark Energy album, where she moved away from the aggressive kicks and rhythmic restraints of "Erotic Heat" and started focusing in on more free-associative sounds and arrangements.
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Rob-Waksberg told The Los Angeles Times, speaking about the quick cancelation of "Tuca and Bertie," that "it's a shame" that Netflix seems to have moved away from letting shows build an audience before cutting them.
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In the wake of the Enlightenment, European reformers gradually moved away from corporal punishment tout court; people would go to prison for a set period of time, rather than to wait for the punishment to come.
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New South Wales Corrective Services acknowledged that there were practical difficulties in offering rehabilitation to remand prisoners, because they are often shuffled between correctional centers, or moved away from centers for long periods while attending court.
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It's a tactic Sanders' campaign has leaned into over the summer as it moved away from more traditional speeches and toward more creative, confrontational spectacles, pitting the Vermont independent against powerful political figures and corporate interests.
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The Big Six long ago moved away from 15 percent and set to work making the hard choices on deductions and investment expensing necessary to get to a rate as close to 20 percent as possible.
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As the polling has moved away from Saccone, Republicans have responded by criticizing him — a move that, not coincidentally, would pin any blame on the candidate instead of voters' mood toward the party or President Trump.
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The four-hour funeral on Sunday afternoon honored a musician who helped forge rock 'n' roll but never moved away from his hometown and continued faithfully playing gigs there until he was in his late 80s.
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What's more, Biden took the unusual step of softening his opposition to a super PAC to support his candidacy, even as the rest of the field has moved away from a funding mechanism allowing unlimited contributions.
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As David Sanger and Choe Sang-Hun write, Mr. Trump has moved away from using denuclearization as a measure of success, instead citing the dialogue itself and his relationship with Mr. Kim as measures of progress.
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She says felt her pyramid shifting before her Dark Energy album, where she moved away from the aggressive kicks and rhythmic restraints of "Erotic Heat" and started focusing in on more free-associative sounds and arrangements.
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UNITED AIRLINES PASSENGER CLAIMS FLIGHT ATTENDANTS &aposSTARTED MAKING JOKES&apos AFTER SHE MOVED AWAY FROM MASTURBATING SEATMATE The 40-year-old allegedly made the false reports because he was worried he was going to miss his flight.
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Several have since shut down or moved away from selling to consumers, while Luxe, the last of the original valet apps, recently stopped operations in some cities and added less labor-intensive options, including self-serve parking.
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Deadly storm Matthew, the deadly storm that has wreaked havoc from the Caribbean to the Carolinas, has moved away from the East Coast but the storm will continue to take a toll on the southeastern United States.
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Google moved away from WebKit and towards its Blink rendering engine years ago, and there have been lots of optimizations to open source libraries, frameworks, and other parts of the engine that cause bugs in other browsers.
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Asked about the RBI's annual audit, a current official who previously worked in its supervision division said the central bank has moved away from doing annual branch inspections, instead relying primarily on data from the lender's headquarters.
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In 2001 the world's best-known dieting firm introduced a points system that moved away from focusing exclusively on calories to also classifying foods according to their sugar and saturated fat content, and their impact on appetite.
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YC also said on Friday it plans to move to San Francisco from Mountain View, California, the latest sign of how startup activity has moved away from what was traditionally Silicon Valley and concentrated in San Francisco.
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As soon as McCain walked in, the entire chamber erupted in applause, and Johnson moved away from McConnell to quietly cast a "yes" vote under the thunderous ovation for McCain, who also came in and voted yes.
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On the surface, being able to "like" comments may seem like a small change, but it's one that highlights just how much the company has moved away from its photo-first origins in the last six months.
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Los Angeles Fire Department spokesman Brian Humphrey said the bulk of the fire at the city's edge had moved away from homes and into rugged hillsides and canyons where firefighters were making steady progress slowing its advance.
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But the politics of the business world have changed as power has moved away from industries like manufacturing into socially liberal centers like New York and Silicon Valley — a change reflected in North Carolina's own shifting economy.
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In the years after World War II, the government had moved away from relying on air-raid warning sirens, and instead briefly set its sights on a system known as the National Emergency Alarm Repeater, or NEAR.
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This may come as a surprise to those who have moved away from rural areas specifically to find a job in the tech industry, which accounts for more than 6.7 million jobs in the United States alone.
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He also said he supported the current pace of reducing the Fed's $4.5 trillion balance sheet and repeated his expectation it would eventually settle at $2.5 trillion to $3 trillion as it moved away from asset purchases.
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And as the show moved away from Piper toward characters like Poussey, it was hard to see her story treated as if it were just as important as racial profiling and the death of a black woman.
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She wrote four popular books, which wrestled with evangelicalism and the patriarchy of her conservative Christian upbringing, and documented her transition to a mainline Christian identity, which moved away from biblical literalism toward affirmation of L.G.B.T. people.
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Transport Canada, the department responsible for making and enforcing rail regulations, said the railways did not give it reports on how many dangerous-goods trains, if any, they've moved away from cities following their obligatory safety reviews.
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