As the WADA appeal moved forward, Thompson returned to Arkansas.
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When he didn't, her family moved forward with pressing charges.
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Congress never moved forward with a vote on the matter.
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Three cases against the new ban moved forward on Wednesday.
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But Maggie moved forward with an outside adoption, he writes.
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China's response has moved forward as the U.S. has retreated.
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But it's not clear whether that plan has moved forward.
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Despite the mounting opposition, Trump moved forward with his plan.
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Yet 2011 legislation to do just that hasn't moved forward.
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Are we really living in a country that's moved forward?
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New elections planned for September may now be moved forward.
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With President François Mitterrand's backing, the pyramid design moved forward.
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Fighting raged on the ground even as talks moved forward.
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"When they moved forward, they totally disregarded Coldwater," he said.
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"It's tragic that conversation hasn't moved forward," Mr. Hall said.
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Mr. Nixon resigned in 1974 before his impeachment moved forward.
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We moved forward with just my husband on the mortgage.
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"It sounds like us, but it's moved forward," he said.
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That's how this country has moved forward for 240 years.
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Senators also moved forward Monday on Trump's nomination of Montana Rep.
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We kind of chalked it up to that and moved forward.
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Lengkey said the ban could be moved forward to this year.
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If I had moved forward, I would give myself another year.
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The Trump administration has already moved forward on several controversial sales.
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It's since fixed that issue and moved forward with the rollout.
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Every second, the hand moved forward a third of an inch.
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I moved forward with my idea with endless amounts of passion.
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Meanwhile, Turkey has moved forward plans for military cooperation with Qatar.
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It is why McCabe ensured the Clinton Foundation investigation moved forward.
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The vote eventually moved forward with five GOP senators absent. Sen.
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But city officials moved forward with closing down the exchange anyway.
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The world has moved forward while you have been left behind.
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The market was clearly there, and we moved forward with pricing.
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"Endgame" moved forward five years to introduce us to Smart Hulk.
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Four months later, receipts show HUD moved forward with the purchase.
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It's unclear whether those name removals have actually moved forward yet.
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Several investigations into government and private companies have since moved forward.
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He moved forward, "and I saw an opportunity," Ms. Torres said.
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Technology had moved forward fast enough to bring you those images live.
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The trial against the other men implicated in the case moved forward.
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Yet Wyoming officials have moved forward with absorbing the cash for themselves.
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My son moved forward to stop the bomber when the bomb exploded.
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The bill has not moved forward since Thompson unveiled it in March.
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The legislation moved forward following a deal reached by Missouri Republican Sen.
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But by then, Iraqi forces had moved forward across a wide front.
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The Senate hasn't moved forward on any gun control laws since then.
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Heiferman also expected there would be a backlash, but moved forward anyway.
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The judge denied that request, and the consent decree has moved forward.
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In January, however, Pfizer moved forward with price increases on 41 drugs.
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Instead of becoming a franchise, Lionsgate never moved forward with a sequel.
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Despite the lack of dedicated funding, the Trump administration has moved forward.
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But just as my community has moved forward, so must our country.
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Friday, Russian courts moved forward to immediately block the app in the country.
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My election means that we've moved forward and more people now have access.
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But the case never moved forward, and the charges were withdrawn in 2012.
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However, those talks have not moved forward, one of the three sources said.
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The country has moved forward (and backward) not by design but in tumult.
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Indeed, Russia has already moved forward to lay claim to new energy sources.
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While they ran in circles, he moved forward to fulfill his campaign promises.
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I moved forward through the crowd until I was standing directly below Stasiuk.
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Since then, Google has not moved forward on a search product for China.
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"No red flags were given, so absolutely, we moved forward," she said. Gov.
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When they moved forward afterward, it was all just for a sound bite.
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Thursday was ending, and Kris felt as if she had barely moved forward.
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Willowbrook continued to cast a shadow as the Justice Center's inquiry moved forward.
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Tomorrow, in Part 2176, how the case against Weinstein moved forward after Lucia.
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He wanted to share this special place with me as we moved forward.
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Tomorrow, in Part 2100, how the case against Weinstein moved forward after Lucia.
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Tomorrow, in Part 212, how the case against Weinstein moved forward after Lucia.
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He moved forward on the progressive social issues that I strongly believe in.
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"Pimco has moved forward since Mr. Gross's resignation," the firm said in 2015.
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Only a small portion of the bill has moved forward in the Senate.
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But as high school friends matured and moved forward, Mr. Comello spiraled downward.
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So last year, Boesen, now in her early thirties, moved forward with that plan.
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Whereas three years felt like she had accepted it, moved forward, and made choices.
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The Florida legislature has not moved forward with various gambling initiatives in recent years.
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But as season 2 has moved forward, no one has fallen quite so hard.
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Cars were roaring at the lights like restrained animals, and we moved forward sluggishly.
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"[I've] just moved forward, and I don't really want to play those games anymore."
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Meanwhile, measures to loosen restrictions on guns have actually moved forward in some cases.
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For decades, the European Union had moved forward, always expanding in size and influence.
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To date, this legislation been referred to subcommittee, but has not otherwise moved forward.
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The township has moved forward with new leadership that promotes community, inclusion, and equality.
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Nancy Pelosi said there's one key reason why she finally moved forward on impeachment
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What's more ... Ron moved forward with the wedding despite Margo never signing the prenup.
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The dollar rose against a basket of currencies after the tax package moved forward.
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Down at the pulpit, the pastor made his altar call, and she moved forward.
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Pearson and Salzer believe that the date of the eruption should be moved forward.
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Japan and 10 other countries have moved forward without the US in the meantime.
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"The White House moved forward without consulting me," she fumed in a news release.
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But just because you feel like you moved forward doesn't mean you actually did.
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His cohorts have moved forward without him — just the latest instance of tragic miscommunication.
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Just three months later, Mississippi ignored the guidance and moved forward with its law.
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She and Coughlin "both moved forward, never acknowledging what he did to me," she wrote.
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Unlike the men online, they moved forward knowing full well how old I really was.
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McGregor moved forward immediately and Khabib Nurmagomedov looked to be flummoxed by this early on.
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Samsung improved the design of the Notebook 9 Pro, but the specs barely moved forward.
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As time has moved forward, we've become so much more progressive with our filmmaking, right?
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It also overturned an administrative hold on construction while the tribe's injunction request moved forward.
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That transformation has certainly not been smooth, but it has moved forward bit by bit.
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The Senate moved forward last month with its proposal to replace the Affordable Care Act.
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In the old days, that would've been an IPO pretty quickly, it would've moved forward.
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They are referring to a series of regulatory actions the EPA has moved forward on.
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I remember as the train moved forward for the first time, my heart flip-flopped.
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He also said investors were worried about the market slipping as earnings season moved forward.
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" In New Mexico, "the history [of fiber arts] can be traced back and moved forward.
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While the president was in Asia, the Trans-Pacific Partnership-11 (TPP-11) moved forward.
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Trump moved forward on Friday, putting U.S. tariffs on $34 billion worth of Chinese goods.
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But the mayor and police officials defended their choice and moved forward with the plan.
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The only cases that moved forward during that time were those of immigrants in detention.
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As negotiations moved forward, the size and scope of the package appeared to steadily increase.
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In January, the Supreme Court refused to suspend the fine while the case moved forward.
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As the state case moved forward, federal prosecutors charged Mr. Gamble with the same conduct.
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As the state case moved forward, federal prosecutors charged Mr. Gamble for the same conduct.
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"We have moved forward in all areas," one unidentified senior U.S. administration official told Reuters.
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Puerto Rico made changes but moved forward without money or approval from the Justice Department.
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The only cases that moved forward during the shutdown were those of immigrants in detention.
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Because there weren't enough lawyers to attend every hearing, some proceedings moved forward without them.
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Moise has publicly acknowledged how little Haiti had had moved forward in the past decade.
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As teenagers throwing rocks retreated from a line of soldiers, Mr. Cañizales moved forward alone.
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Despite this fact, European regulators moved forward with restrictions on siloxanes based on these models.
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"Although neither party moved forward, we were able to demonstrate our accuracy rate," Dunkel said.
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She urged lawmakers to push back against the administration if it moved forward with tariffs.
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He requested a two-week preliminary return of Acosta's pass while the process moved forward.
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The pipeline moved forward last month after President Donald Trump signed executive actions advancing its approval.
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The bill was introduced in the House in January 2015 and has not moved forward since.
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They both have apologized to each other and we have moved forward as a united family.
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Believing the project had potential and should have moved forward, IDW decided to shake things up.
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As we've moved forward, the world has changed and moved more toward Sauce Labs' automated approach.
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Lawmakers moved forward with Verma's nomination before leaving town late last week, largely along party lines.
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Mueller moved forward quietly with his investigation for nearly two years, under frequent attacks from Trump.
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Since then, Beijing's island building in the contested waters has moved forward at a rapid pace.
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With that feedback in mind, the story team moved forward with new iterations of the idea.
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With money comes advancement, so Wakanda has moved forward technologically far quicker compared their worldly counterparts.
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Virgin Atlantic moved forward the retirement of its Airbus A340-600 fleet, originally scheduled for May.
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We've all moved forward, and sometimes people aren't given enough credit for the changes we've made.
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It had great vision, with the eyes moved forward on its skull for good depth perception.
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The administration moved forward Friday with a 25 percent tariff on $50 billion of Chinese imports.
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But as some former prosecutors see it, Mr. Vance could have moved forward with the case.
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But that feeling quickly soured as Republicans moved forward with drafting the legislation without Democratic support.
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The market has also moved forward expectations for one full quarter point rate cut to September.
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The dark wings represent the bad times but the fading wings represent how Demi's moved forward.
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The problem for me was that was 18, 19 years ago, and it hasn't moved forward.
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Qualcomm also alleges Apple threatened potential future supplier business if it moved forward with any such comparisons.
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They sought to prevent the rules from taking effect Monday while a lawsuit against them moved forward.
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This committee was my new chosen family, and we moved forward from one battle to the next.
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The House and Senate have moved forward quickly on supplemental funding to ease conditions at the border.
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Spoiler: Prosecutors opted not to use the mechanism and moved forward with the case against SNC-Lavalin.
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"The terrorists kept firing and throwing grenades at us every time we moved forward," the report said.
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Then, in a rush, the nuns holding the Phuket side moved forward, surrounded Roomba with linked arms.
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To the relief of his many critics, he appears not to have moved forward with those plans.
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If no one raised a stink after one week, the nominee was deemed acceptable and moved forward.
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The traffic meanwhile has moved forward a couple of feet and the people behind them are honking.
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RYANAIR CEO SAYS HARD TO BE CONFIDENT ABOUT MAX TIMELINES; DATES COULD BE MOVED FORWARD OR BACKWARDS
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Corrections officials moved forward with the lethal injection preparations and even served Davis his supposed last meal.
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"We had a good conversation about it," Hartzler said, although she ultimately moved forward with her amendment.
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Since the cheating scandal, Khloé decided to forgive Thompson and the pair moved forward with their relationship.
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It became a main component in their marketing play as they moved forward; whenever they became stuck.
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But the pros outweighed the few negatives we thought up, so we moved forward with our search.
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The whole world, other than the space program, has moved forward to mass-produced modular network devices.
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Ricky John Best, 53, of Happy Valley moved forward to intervene and was stabbed in the neck.
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Senate Republicans last month moved forward in an effort to speed up consideration of the president's nominees.
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"The gunfire stopped, and they methodically moved forward, clearing carefully, ensuring that they were safe," Slavin said.
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But Turkey moved forward with the acquisition, accepting the first shipment of the system on July 11.
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Time has moved forward by a small increment, so of course Netflix already has another TV series.
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"The preparatory work for land reform has quietly moved forward and is very well-advanced," Kahkonen said.
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But she "moved forward" in the general election, deciding to vote for Mr. Trump in the end.
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But it moved forward to sustain the Yale community with Pauli Murray's lived imperative to fight injustice.
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Though most players moved forward, enough stayed behind for Jagex to keep RuneScape Classic around—even today.
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Chile has moved forward as has Ecuador, but with a less aggressive labeling system, Ms. Jones said.
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He has aggressively moved forward on a plan to cancel construction of an expensive, partially completed airport.
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In December, the Supreme Court allowed the ban to go into effect while legal challenges moved forward.
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With the criminal case behind him, Mr. Weinstein moved forward with a private settlement with Ms. Battilana.
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But he did not ask the court to stay Judge Alsup's injunction while the case moved forward.
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Comcast only moved forward with its deal for Fox because of Judge Leon's decision on AT&T.
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A LATE TAG means you've pulled off the heist and moved forward, even (rarely) across home plate.
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Complacency did not feel right, though, so I hopped off that particular conveyor belt and moved forward.
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The Trump administration has also moved forward with other policies intended to crack down on illegal immigration.
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Just as the House Republican bill to slash much of the Affordable Care Act moved forward, Rep.
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That could mean that some suits that would have been filed in recent months got moved forward.
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Senate committees, largely hamstrung by divisive fights over cabinet nominees, have barely moved forward with any bills.
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"As they moved forward, it was really about the presidential system coming to the fore," Stein says.
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Today's hearing, he said, would inform the agency as it moved forward with determining how to regulate CBD.
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TLC moved forward with "Kate Plus 8," while Jon is currently a DJ and part-time prep cook.
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But these proposals have not moved forward in Congress, largely due to Republican concerns about the extra spending.
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El Shehaby then backed away, shaking his head, as Sasson moved forward in an attempt to shake hands.
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Instead of making decisions grounded in sound public policy, the Board instead moved forward with legally questionable legislation.
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And those at Virgin Galactic said they were proud of how the team moved forward from the loss.
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A few protesters stopped, pounded on the hood and one person was pushed as the car moved forward.
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The deal moved forward and the UAE even paid a down payment of tens of millions of dollars.
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For her part, Jackson has moved forward, concluding her well-received State of the World Tour in December.
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In August, it moved forward with the tiered plan in earnest for all video streaming for all customers.
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Speaking of Facebook and privacy violations ... Congress still hasn't moved forward on a bill to protect consumer privacy.
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Kolitch said Future Motion wouldn't have moved forward with legal action if not for the patents it holds.
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The Trump administration moved forward with fresh tariffs on $200 billion worth of Chinese imports as of Sept.
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Voters supported breaking up California into two states in 1859, but Congress never moved forward with the proposal.
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Several other states have moved forward in having Trump be the only Republican candidate on their respective ballots.
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"The fact that the 2018 election process moved forward without successful Russian intervention was not a coincidence," Sen.
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Initially, Chinese carriers were looking to begin the 5G rollout in 2020, but the time frame moved forward.
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That bill was sent to both the House Judiciary Committee and Energy and Commerce, but never moved forward.
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October existing-home sales in Houston rose 7 percent, while many of the Florida markets also moved forward.
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Only Texas moved forward, losing millions of federal dollars in funding for a program for low-income women.
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Andrews moved forward because her sales rep told her not to worry and that it would work out.
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Along with the potential Targaryen-centric series, three other GoT prequels have moved forward in development at HBO.
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Even as other states began to push back primaries, the three voting Tuesday moved forward with their elections.
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As I packed, I told myself it would be good to revisit my roots before I moved forward.
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Here's a look back at some of the biggest environmental rollbacks the Trump administration moved forward last year.
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Democrats called for additional funding weeks ago, but the administration only moved forward with that request on Monday.
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Along those lines, the stage will be moved forward some 25 feet, and seats will wrap around it.
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Trump moved forward last month with his plan to ban most transgender people from serving in the military.
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Earlier on Tuesday, New York Times reported that Cohn would resign if Trump moved forward with his plan.
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The company has moved forward with plans to invent a "Supreme Court"-like independent content moderation appeals board.
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Belle had also been arrested for DUI during the incident -- but officials never moved forward with that charge.
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When he saw that Jane might be interested, he moved forward with disclosure and aplomb – and it was sexy!
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"Right from the beginning, I looked back before I moved forward," Glass said in recent interview published on footwearnews.
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With another sweep of his pen, Trump moved forward trans continental oil pipelines and smashed Obama-era environmental regulations.
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We're told that wasn't enough, though -- she was still agitated, so they moved forward with the medically-induced coma.
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However, Leite noted that if the previous ruling had not occurred, the case against Greenwald would have moved forward.
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However, Leite noted that if the previous ruling had not occurred, the case against Greenwald would have moved forward.
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What's less clear is how a major network figured that out and still moved forward without ruining the fun.
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But nothing has moved forward since, and the scandals could weaken support for the pro-statehood party in 2020.
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Two years later the men's javelin was redesigned and its center of gravity was moved forward by four centimeters.
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Much attention has focused on how Facebook moved forward with a ban only after Apple did the same thing.
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But the proposals have not moved forward in Congress, largely due to concerns about the extra spending they require.
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However, they suffered a setback late last year when a tech-backed alternative proposal moved forward in the House.
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Tillerson is attending his first NATO meeting on Friday, which was moved forward to ensure he would be present.
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The effort was delayed amid fierce opposition from Democrats and divisions among Republicans, and ultimately it never moved forward.
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It simply provides an 'opt out' clause for states that have already moved forward with their own statewide reforms.
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But other Democrats who called for impeachment in the last Congress haven't moved forward in the Democratic House. Rep.
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The Los Angeles Police Department looked into an EV program, but haven't moved forward as quickly as Fremont has.
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"However, WikiLeaks has moved forward its publication schedule in response to the government's post-coup purges," the organization said.
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When the companies could not prove their products were being used in the procedure, the proposed execution moved forward.
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We've already moved forward on phase one with Japan, it helps us move forward on phase two with Japan.
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If the redistricting plan moved forward, they said, students might die in car crashes driving to campuses further away.
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The conversation may not have moved forward much, but there was a change of tone in the wider debate.
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Chancellor Sajid Javid on Tuesday moved forward a spending announcement scheduled for October, to the very beginning of September.
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The banking committee has moved forward only one of 19 nominations put before it since the beginning of 2015.
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This month, the City Council moved forward on a plan to establish a civilian board to review police conduct.
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Mexico moved forward Thursday with its second round of retaliatory tariffs on U.S. goods, according to a Politico report.
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He moved forward relentlessly, he got hit, he got into trouble, and then he wilted his opponent under fire.
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Many of those gains can be seen in the version of the deal that moved forward without U.S. participation.
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Nothing moved forward into 2019 except a daily recurrence of an hour blocked each day for "Lunch / Reading Time."
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With this in mind, I moved forward with him, believing that eventually our sex life would become more adventurous.
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And so what I felt, what I saw, I should have said so and moved forward from that perspective.
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At every stage of our relationship, Lydia and I have moved forward, and said yes, because we wanted to.
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Google subsequently did not renew its Pentagon contract and has not moved forward on the search product for China.
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As the feds continue to wrangle over this question, some states have already moved forward with their own solutions.
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As the Senate committee prepared for Mr. Comey's testimony, House investigators moved forward on Wednesday with their own inquiry.
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A witness told investigators that Ms. Bruns appeared to go stiff as her car moved forward through the crosswalk.
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As the chorus moved forward, some of its members held wine bottles to mimic a scene of drunken singing.
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The technical arguments she's making about past legislation he's proposed could all be addressed if the bills moved forward.
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Walter Isaacson later chronicled the feud between Bill Gates and Jobs that would arise when Microsoft moved forward with Windows.
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The group argues that public high schools have "stayed frozen in time" while much of American culture has moved forward.
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But then in August, a judge tossed the chamber's lawsuit, calling it premature until the city moved forward with implementation.
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In June, Toyota moved forward by five years its goal of having electrified vehicles account for roughly half of sales.
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Currently, more than 25 states have already moved forward with their own marijuana policies, though they vary quite a bit.
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Leinenweber ruled that Chicago would suffer immediate harm absent a preliminary injunction from the court as the litigation moved forward.
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He vowed to fight back in the next parliamentary election, which is scheduled for 2018 but may be moved forward.
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Over the summer, ICE also moved forward with an operation, dubbed Operation Border Resolve, targeting families with court-ordered removals.
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Women might have moved forward in the governments of Spain and France, but they have made no progress in Italy.
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As the use of modern communications and technology has moved forward at unparalleled speed the necessary defenses have lagged behind.
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Users and businesses demanded protections and even though many companies and services ended up in litigation, the industry moved forward.
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Then, having moved backward in time, they moved forward again, looking for as many as possible of this ancestor's descendants.
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They also moved forward on a $21bn deal for Russia to build a nuclear power plant on Egypt's northern coast.
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First, that Russia has apparently moved forward with a hypersonic missile that's less accurate than what the US is developing.
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The traffic has moved forward a couple of feet, so Dad gets back in the driver's seat and pulls ahead.
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Individual states, meanwhile, have moved forward: 29 states and the District of Columbia now have legalized recreational or medical marijuana.
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Thus major tax reform, which historically has moved forward with cross-aisle participation and support, is now in partisan lockdown.
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Republicans ultimately moved forward on previously scheduled votes as the sit-in went on before adjourning early for the week.
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Ricky John Best, 53, of Happy Valley moved forward to intervene and was stabbed in the neck, the affidavit said.
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But the proposals have not moved forward in Congress, largely due to Republican concerns about the extra spending they require.
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We've basically moved forward a measure that isn't going to become law because this President isn't going to sign it.
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Because the ship moved forward as it sank, they were spread over miles, small groups not knowing each other's fate.
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Republicans moved forward with more than 40 picks, including several circuit nominees who were not supported by home-state senators.
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The plan moved forward this week when a special committee headed by Israel's finance minister gave it a green light.
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Later, he pointed to a flight of stairs that had been moved forward on the sidewall of the farmhouse kitchen.
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Focus of multiple investigations Manafort's web of connections to Russia has continued to expand as the investigations have moved forward.
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While state laws slowly moved forward and more people became legal medical cannabis patients, the federal government's response remained stagnate.
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I suspect the practical internal politics of a majoritarian left movement would track these theoretical debates as it moved forward.
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The statements from foreign leaders came as the House and Senate moved forward with legislation that would end the policy.
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Mueller moved forward with Flynn's sentencing this month, a signal that his team is finished debriefing the former Trump adviser.
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They can't profit from it because technology, humans, and perception has moved forward leaps and bounds, and forgotten about them.
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On May 1st, the city council moved forward with a bill that would regulate the city's use of surveillance technology.
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"Fundamentally" is a good word, because I think he's changed in small ways, moved forward, and then moved back again.
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My ears hurt from the pressure as we linked arms, like we were doing a square dance, and moved forward.
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Both judges issued nationwide injunctions ordering the administration to retain major elements of the program while the cases moved forward.
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The official said that the DMARC workshop had been scheduled for a later date but was moved forward to Wednesday.
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Director Pompeo quickly took the pulse of the building, determined what was working and what wasn't and moved forward smartly.
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And yet, even knowing the opposition and its core customers -- so-called real America -- Walmart, tellingly, has moved forward anyway.
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During the last partial government shutdown, for example, the only cases that moved forward were those of immigrants in detention.
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The government moved forward with a twice-delayed sales tax hike, raising the levy to 10% from 8% on Oct.
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The Senate Armed Services Committee on Tuesday moved forward four long-awaited Pentagon nominees, including Army secretary pick Mark Esper.
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But as they moved forward, the grunts would soon encounter the extreme consequences resulting from the weeks of intense bombardment.
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Lawyers questioning the new policy said there was no need to enforce it while the cases challenging it moved forward.
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But as the campaign season has moved forward, Trump has seen an unprecedented amount of Google search interest in his campaign.
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The Decadal Survey moved forward with a telescope called WFIRST—a telescope with Hubble's resolution but 100 times the viewing area.
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Such proposals have been floated in Washington for years, but successive administrations and Congresses have wisely never moved forward on them.
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American golfer Matt Kuchar said he felt the tee-times should have been moved forward to try to avoid the weather.
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In addition, while medical advances have moved forward at blinding pace, the ethical discourse surrounding many technologies has not kept up.
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By March 2018, the agency quietly moved forward with ending the moratorium on bringing tusks and other elephant parts back home.
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The meetings were initially scheduled for January but were moved forward to be ready for Trump's arrival in the White House.
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It's been asked each time the White House has moved forward with these kinds of disclosures over the past two decades.
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The release of the 2015/16 national budget would also be moved forward by one week to May 3, he said.
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With the popular protests gathering momentum, the lower house of Congress moved forward with an impeachment procedure that had been languishing.
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It raises the possibility that, had they moved forward, the obstruction investigation of the President could have already concluded by now.
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On May 27th, the Germans moved forward thirteen miles—the largest gain ever in a single day on the Western Front.
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Dozens of technology companies have warned the Trump administration of higher prices for consumers if it moved forward with the tariffs.
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Neal then moved forward with subpoenas to Treasury and the IRS for the returns, which Mnuchin also refused to comply with.
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Earnings season moved forward on Monday, with CVS Health, Michael Kors and Mylan among the companies that reported before the bell.
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In putting together the Refinitiv deal, Schwimmer commissioned analysis, ingested the information, and moved forward deliberately, one of the people said.
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Despite this, Muslim women have stood in the face of both Islamophobia and the Islamic State and moved forward with pride.
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Like season-seven Bethenny, I eventually picked myself back up and moved forward, harder and softer, all at the same time.
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Hourly earnings have moved forward at a crawl, with higher prices giving workers less buying power than they had last summer.
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Hugh Hewitt, a conservative radio host, has for weeks promoted Mr. Grenell's nomination and questioned why it has not moved forward.
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The demonstrators moved forward and the police responded with a volley of tear gas, scattering the Yellow Vests and the vandals.
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The Dutch drive gained significant momentum in the late 1990s, though the process has moved forward since in fits and starts.
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"Society as a whole has moved forward on this issue," said Claudia Piñeiro, a writer and abortion-rights activist in Argentina.
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Under Mr. Wheeler's watch, the E.P.A. has moved forward with rolling back or weakening every major Obama-era climate change regulation.
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The parade was broken up two years ago by police, after organizers moved forward with the event despite being denied permission.
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I didn&apost have them either when I began my wealth-building journey, but I added them as I moved forward.
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The Connecticut Supreme Court warned the Sandy Hook plaintiffs that they'd face a potentially "Herculean task" as the case moved forward.
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The vehicle stopped, then slowly moved forward as the officer punched the passenger door window, breaking it, the arrest warrant said.
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"I just don't think that this is the time that should be moved forward," Dawson, a member of the committee, said.
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The Trump administration has also moved forward with parts of the president's order that the justices will not review this fall.
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Measures like protecting the DREAMers, promoting ACA market stabilization, and funding CHIP and community health centers have not yet moved forward.
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Walter tried to make himself as small as possible, crumpling up his body and hunching his shoulders as he moved forward.
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I got my chin re-contoured and moved forward, my brow bone re-contoured, a brow lift, and liposuction under my chin.
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He moved forward with an executive order to effectively ban immigration for those from seven countries, which unfurled into a nationwide protest.
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The transition moved forward after a last-ditch Republican effort to sabotage the handover was rejected by a federal judge late Friday.
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Last month, a lawsuit filed against Harvard on behalf of Asian American students moved forward and will go to court this fall.
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Booker would not say if he would vote to remove Trump from office if an impeachment vote moved forward to the Senate.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average moved forward nearly 270 points, the advanced 0.66%, and the Nasdaq Composite added 0.46% during the session.
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The letter also addresses what White House lawyers contend are irregularities in the way Democrats have moved forward with the impeachment inquiry.
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The only surviving material was a light silver-gray, fire resistant metal — so the company moved forward, revolutionizing the way people travel.
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The fact that we're now starting to apply that same logic to Amy herself is a sign that we have moved forward.
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Heads Together still moved forward, and Prince William has noticed that many more people are willing to speak about the issues now.
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When Caitlyn transitioned in 2015, she moved forward with the same force that once threw her over the finish line in 1976.
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In that case, the proposal moved forward despite the state's sitting justices initially insisting that the court's justices needed no further help.
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But before I moved forward with anything, I wanted to make sure Evan felt comfortable remaining in this journey along side Chad.
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But the appointment does not assuage all concerns, and an FBI director would still play a major role as things moved forward.
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She thought it was going to go through the proper channels, but her superior at the time moved forward without her knowledge.
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Paz de la Huerta's lawsuit against Lionsgate moved forward Tuesday amid claims that an on-set accident left her unable to work.
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Slight tugs at the throttle kicked the motor into a whirr, and the bike moved forward from a stop with little disturbance.
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They moved forward with changes based on the interest, mainly safety, of their stakeholders, but they did so at a potential cost.
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President Trump has moved forward in aggressive fashion on implementing a right wing economic agenda of deregulation and supply side tax cuts.
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One video clip shows that police moved forward after the explosion and waited in a doorway as the hotel's alarm went off.
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Democrats moved forward with the traditional opening pageantry for a Supreme Court nominee, including staged photo opportunities and two largely ceremonial meetings.
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Jesse has served his sentence, and has moved forward as a successful artist, yet he is still negatively affected by his conviction.
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While it was always a little opaque what that progress looked like, Trump continued to practice restraint as the talks moved forward.
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If the doctor had simply said "good for an overweight 71-year-old guy," everybody probably could have nodded and moved forward.
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Despite the desperate cries of pain in the darkness, despite the dead friends and the injuries we sustained, we all moved forward.
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However, the Fund has also moved forward in the last several years, including by adding an eighth beneficiary, the International Rescue Committee.
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Owning a time-based media work poses extraordinary exhibition and conservation demands that the Kramlichs fully appreciated only as they moved forward.
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Central bank policymakers had been due to meet on March 18, but had moved forward its scheduled rate decision to early Wednesday.
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At the United Nations, the ambassadors from western nations stood one by one and warned of calamity if the offensive moved forward.
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Eleven countries that would have been in the TPP with the US have moved forward with the trade deal on their own.
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Meanwhile, none of the several bills that would require voting systems to create a paper trail, among other reforms, have moved forward.
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"I moved forward with legislation and of course I did it because Dixie is associated with the southern Confederate states," he said.
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"We got all of those people treated, everyone got support and help, and we moved forward and the community recovered," he added.
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Once people got the message and became more open to the idea, the couple moved forward with planning their wedding, sans criticism.
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The House passed a bipartisan reauthorization of the Perkins program in June, but the bill has not moved forward in the Senate.
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Last month, the Trump administration moved forward legally with a plan to reopen the Obama administration's standards, saying they were too stringent.
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Democratic leadership had feared an impeachment push could hurt such Democrats, and leaders had not moved forward before the news on Ukraine.
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Indeed, when Koch went looking for blueprints of how other women politicians had moved forward with their lives, she couldn't find one.
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He argued against the hurried Republican-led process to overhaul the U.S. health-care system that moved forward without relevant committee hearings.
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Gambia moved forward with the filing after it received the backing of the the 57-nation Organisation for Islamic Cooperation, Reuters reported.
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He warned that China stood ready to retaliate if the U.S. moved forward with plans to impose stiff duties on Chinese products.
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"Seeing a child pet my dog had a profound influence on how I moved forward with my relationship with kids," she says.
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The Senate Armed Services Committee on Thursday moved forward with the nomination for the second highest-ranking military officer in the country.
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"It is striking how fast this has moved forward ... This is encouraging news, but it's very important to manage expectations," said Park.
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Overall, investors have been tracking events in global trade as U.S. moved forward with $34 billion worth of duties on Chinese products.
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The CFPB has recently finalized or moved forward several rules affecting forced arbitration clauses, overdraft fee disclosure and payday and title loans.
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The appeals court affirmed a nationwide injunction ordering the administration to retain major elements of the program while the case moved forward.
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He canceled after Trump moved forward with plans to construct a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border and have Mexico pay for construction.
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A criminal investigation by Los Angeles authorities has been underway since then, even as a civil case has moved forward in federal court.
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Ukrainian officials acknowledge that some of their troops had moved forward, but said the separatists responded by opening fire with heavy artillery unprovoked.
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You look around for dramas that have moved forward year after year with a family at the heart of it — there's Downton Abbey.
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There are some circumstances under which the election could be moved forward, but it's unclear whether Temer and other politicians would support that.
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"Ekim remains adamant that he - and he alone - ultimately moved forward with hiring FIG, paying them, and directing their work," Molly Toomey said.
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At the time he rejected medical advice to have his gallbladder removed, and instead moved forward with preparations for his new album, True.
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Although those bills didn't pass, the administration has moved forward with executive actions designed to make it easier for states to cut Medicaid.
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The new details about Flynn's actions came as Congress returned from recess and investigations into Trump associates' potential ties with Russia moved forward.
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Last year, after the Obama administration moved forward with plans on new drilling in the Arctic and off the southeastern Atlantic coast, Mrs.
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"A consolidated AirAsia where we own 100 percent of all the airlines, can be moved forward through a different listing," Fernandes told CNBC.
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Mexico moved forward with its second round of tariffs on Thursday, hitting the U.S. with $3 billion worth of tariffs on agricultural products.
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Had he moved forward with the deal, the firestorm Musk ignited with his August 7 tweets could have conceivably come to an end.
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The Newark City Council on Wednesday moved forward on a plan for creating the municipality's first civilian review board to oversee police conduct.
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When Nichols wouldn't sign away the players' right to strike in a meeting on Wednesday, U.S. Soccer immediately moved forward with its lawsuit.
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And while France was in Trump's sights on Wednesday, Britain, Austria, Spain and Italy have moved forward with digital taxes of their own.
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Trump was unmoved by those threats, instead declaring trade wars "easy to win" as he moved forward to implement a key campaign promise.
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Shortly after the meeting, engineers moved forward with the deception, putting the defeat device in models that went on sale the next year.
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Pompeo quickly found himself embroiled in the investigation into whether Trump abused his power after Democrats moved forward with the probe last week.
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The company moved forward at a brisk clip, the snow flowing up and over the vehicle hulls, billions of crystals catching the sunlight.
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The orchestra will then play a slightly abbreviated season in the unfinished hall from its new stage, which will have been moved forward.
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The Trump administration also announced plans to remove flavored e-cigarettes from the market, though they have not moved forward with any legislation.
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He then struck decisively in the 21st game of the set when he moved forward to force a forehand error from his opponent.
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Yet Mr. Nadler still insists that some of Mr. Trump's supporters would have to be with him before he moved forward with impeachment.
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This was in contrast to its larger rival Uber Technologies Inc, which last week moved forward by a year its own profitability target.
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Trump and Republicans repeatedly called for the whistleblower to testify as lawmakers moved forward with an investigation into the president's dealings with Ukraine.
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As they moved forward, high-caliber bullets ripped into their ranks, allegedly fired by the hired men of one of Palma's rancher friends.
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The department has moved forward with a new rule that would allow the United States to import prescription drugs from its northern neighbor.
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And House leaders moved forward even though the influential Congressional Budget Office has yet to assess the costs or effectiveness of the plan.
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Trump moved forward with the steel tariffs even at the cost of losing his top economic adviser Gary Cohn, who argued against them.
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The deal moved forward after Australia become the sixth nation to formally ratify the deal, alongside Canada, Japan, Mexico, New Zealand and Singapore.
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Judiciary Chair Chuck Grassley (R-IA) moved forward with a separate records request that centered almost exclusively on the White House Counsel papers.
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Had the trial moved forward, its outcome could have opened the door for other protesters to use the same defense in the future.
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Those numbers come as the Trump administration moved forward with a plan to tax $200 billion worth of Chinese imports and as China countered.
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As I moved forward I kept trying to reach that spot where the dots pull away from each other and stand on their own.
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A federal appeals court last week said Texas could enforce parts of the law, known as SB 4, while a legal challenge moved forward.
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In my career as a patent examiner, many of the patents that moved forward succeeded on a technicality, not because they showcased groundbreaking innovation.
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The stock market debut of Sabeco, known for its Bia Saigon and 20.8 brews, had been moved forward from an initial plan of Dec.
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But he has moved forward an inch, and that tiny change in this universe is like a flock of birds exploding from a tree.
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This might be the closest we'll ever get to a Black Widow movie, which has longed by discussed but never moved forward at Marvel.
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When Lineker moved forward it was with his wide, leaning swings and these often carried him straight into the fence as McCall circled out.
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On Sunday, Knesset ministers to the right of Netanyahu moved forward with a bill that would legalize settlement outposts built on private Palestinian land.
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Talks with the EU have moved forward in the last week, but there is a significant amount of work to do, May's spokesman said.
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While House Republicans moved forward an amendment in committee to their larger repeal bill on Thursday, the party is far from reaching a consensus.
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And for the most part, mission accomplished — but in 19 years the goalpost has moved forward and indexing and usefully presenting information isn't enough.
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But Pacquiao fought back, throwing punches as he moved forward, landing southpaw jabs, straight lefts, and uppercuts on the inside, dictating the fight completely.
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" Trump tweeted about the topic on Monday, the day after clocks moved forward, saying that "making Daylight Saving Time permanent is O.K. with me!
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This is the second year in a row that the Doomsday Clock has moved forward 30 seconds after not moving at all in 2016.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi finally moved forward on the issue of impeachment on Tuesday, because she felt comfortable public sentiment was on her side.
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"I'm very annoyed with how these companies moved forward the last couple of weeks," Supervisor Jane Kim, a sponsor of the legislation, said today.
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Maduro has since moved forward with an election that bans the opposition parties from participating, essentially guaranteeing his complete control over the Venezuelan government.
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It's still 1960s-style, but moved forward with fun bits of technology, like floors that move to reveal streams running through the living room.
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"The ball has moved forward by this letter, quite a bit," said Norman Hile, who has worked pro bono defending Cooper for 14 years.
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"I have seen how much it has moved forward from 2016 to now in terms of pace, so I am very positive," he said.
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In March, Bachelet's left-leaning progressive government, which has moved forward a lot of public policy, will be replaced by Sebastian Piñera's conservative one.
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In December, the Supreme Court allowed the latest travel ban to take effect while the case moved forward, with only two justices noting dissents.
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The following year, the artist moved forward with a civil suit in Delhi High Court and demanded around Rs 5 crore (~$700,000) in damages.
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Trump has suggested that Pyongyang must first commit to getting rid of its nuclear capabilities, while Moon has moved forward with starting talks immediately.
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He also would have faced intense pressure if he had moved forward, including from agriculture interests, the auto industry and the broader business community.
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After initial speculation that the league might cancel the games set to tip-off on Sunday, the NBA moved forward with things as scheduled.
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After all, he moved forward and announced this heartless plan before the victims of Saturday's anti-immigrant, anti-Semitic mass murder have been buried.
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It was just a painful moment when we made a decision, moved forward on the Democratic side," Durbin said on CBS's "Face The Nation.
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The US Department of Agriculture moved forward this week with new regulations that will simplify oversight of slaughterhouses where pigs are killed and processed.
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They all feature victims who were intimidated, bullied, or outright forced into leaving their dreams and ambitions behind while the men responsible moved forward.
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On August 2000 of 1992, his attorneys informed the court they were unable to contact Forbis, so the trial moved forward without his participation.
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On Thursday, China reiterated its preference for dialogue to resolve differences, but said it was ready to respond if Trump moved forward with tariffs.
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The uterus may have just not moved forward as the woman matured, or in Kouzoukas' case, scarring from endometriosis could cause the uterus to shift.
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Kendra has called that period the "lowest point of [their] marriage," but Kendra and Hank, who have two children, have moved forward – unlike Kendra's mother.
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In response to sky-high housing costs, the San Francisco Unified School District last year moved forward on building its first affordable teacher housing development.
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With Tyrion's strategic advice up for questioning, Danny moved forward and aimed Drogon at an entire Lannister regime against his wishes ("Battle of the Goldroad").
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Crude stocks look like they are being moved forward along the supply chain closer to the major consumption centres ready to be delivered to refiners.
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U.S. stock futures rose early Friday, even after the U.S. moved forward to raise tariffs to 25% from 10% on $200 billion in Chinese goods.
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But Sessions, long a believer in punitive anti-drug and "tough on crime" policies, has moved forward anyway — launching a new war on legal marijuana.
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The multi-state antitrust investigation into Facebook, which moved forward Monday as state officials met with experts, now counts 47 attorneys general among its membership.
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According to CNN reporting, there was an internal effort to get rid of Mulvaney just before House Democrats moved forward with their formal impeachment investigation.
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Traditionally, Senate Judiciary Committee chairs haven't moved forward with federal court nominees unless both home state senators return blue sheets of paper signaling their approval.
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McGurk, who has served in the post since 2015, had been set to leave his position in February, but moved forward his departure to Dec.
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And Variety reported that The Flash filming was moved forward to accommodate star Ezra Miller's Fantastic Beasts 3 shooting schedule, which begins in July 2019.
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I'm not surprised that layering moved forward with [Mary-Kate and Ashley's] aesthetics, because it was such a big part of their style growing up.
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Investors have expressed some angst as Tesla has moved forward on plans to acquire SolarCity and pivot into a vertically integrated energy and transportation company.
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Some states that have already moved forward with implementing the regulations would resist such a move, since it could be costly to scrap the regulations.
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For his younger colleagues, who experimented with Cubism and Expressionism, Bonnard represented an artist who never moved forward with the evolving styles of his time.
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He warned that even if the legislation moved forward, industry-friendly lawmakers could try to weaken the bill or insert anti-community broadband provisions. Sen.
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"They got around to the right apology, a little too late in my estimation, but they got it right and they moved forward," Gerstner said.
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Trump has raised concerns among U.S. and foreign lawmakers in recent months as he moved forward with tariffs on China, as well as U.S. allies.
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"Even if you were told you'd never walk again and didn't, I would love to hear how you have coped and moved forward," he said.
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From its outset, the European Union was a project of elites, one that, at times, moved forward without a clear popular mandate from the masses.
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That purchase has moved forward in recent months despite protestations from Brussels about the inherent incompatibility of Russia's S-400 with NATO systems and hardware.
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If a criminal case moved forward at the state level, the district attorney's office would seek the appointment of a special prosecutor to handle it.
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He also said that he told a top adviser to Zelensky that the aid would likely not resume until Ukraine moved forward with the probes.
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But after Furman moved forward with the trial and ultimately barred Ross from adding the question, the justices removed the case from the court's calendar.
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"It's important that they see me in a moment where I've made a decision that was not the right decision, owned that, and moved forward."
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The Federal Communications Commission on Thursday moved forward with a set of measures aimed at helping carriers expand super-fast fifth generation (5G) wireless networks.
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Maybe it's because time has moved forward an hour and I can see sunlight until almost seven o'clock at night that I'm feeling very optimistic.
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The car then moved forward about 30 yards, witnesses told the police, stopped, and someone opened fire, as many as 40 rounds, some neighbors said.
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An interstate compact to have electors support the winner of the national popular vote has since moved forward and been enacted in 11 Democratic states.
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His unilateral "America First" message fell flat in Vietnam, where other nations moved forward on a Pacific trade deal that won't include the United States.
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At one point, some in the crowd took a right turn, while others moved forward on 17th Street, but seemed unsure where to go next.
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The appeals court said Judge Watson had erred in barring the administration from conducting internal reviews of its vetting procedures while the case moved forward.
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It will also allow for the Ryder Cup to be moved forward slightly from its traditional date in the first week of October, Bevacqua said.
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The Trump administration has moved forward a possible $6900 billion F-2628 fighter jet sale to Singapore, formally notifying Congress of the deal on Thursday.
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Rivals quickly came to view him as a Rasputin-like figure, whispering in LaPierre's ear and billing the N.R.A. into oblivion, but he moved forward.
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In comments on Fox News after the meeting, Mr. McConnell said that he would be working closely with Mr. Cipollone as the trial moved forward.
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On Friday evening, Judge Robart issued a temporary restraining order, requiring the government to revert to its previous immigration policies as the case moved forward.
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Telling prospective registrants that the system is rigged in general, or specifically by the wealthy, decreased the number who moved forward in the registration process.
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If Sony had moved forward with its own Spider-Man films, unaffiliated with Marvel, it would have had to create a completely different Spider-Man.
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The caucus, he said, gave its support to a general set of instructions, but disapproved of the way the process has moved forward since then.
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But this had been moved forward due to Lagarde's forthcoming move to the ECB, where she will take over from Mario Draghi, the newspaper added.
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"I highlighted directly to the president that Canadians did not take it lightly that the United States has moved forward with significant tariffs," said Trudeau.
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When some prominent figures like Mitt Romney implored their colleagues to take a different path in the summer, most of the party moved forward with Trump.
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With his visibility diminished, Parmley moved forward until he located the nurses and helped them to safety with the help of a man driving a bulldozer.
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Pompeo later made clear the United States believed sanctions put in place under U.N. Security Council resolutions needed to remain in place as talks moved forward.
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VP's Taz moved forward to keep pressure off the bomb while his teammate Paweł "Byali" Bieliński stayed on the bomb to get a 10-second defuse.
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The 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta eventually gave the city a deadline, and the project ultimately moved forward, connecting neighborhoods and adding miles of park trails.
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U.S. equities closed higher on Friday, posting weekly gains, as investors kept an eye on retailers during Black Friday as a post-election rally moved forward.
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The downward revision in 20183 was due to vehicle purchases that were moved forward to 2016 due to tax changes that took effect in January 2017.
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U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer, who also attended the Oval Office meeting, said negotiations had moved forward, but noted that "a few very big hurdles" remained.
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They took that influence, made their own version and then when we heard it, it escalated what we liked in those earlier records, and moved forward.
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We happily moved forward as a species through the years using language, in all its many variations, to describe our interactions with the world around us.
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A federal judge in September affirmed the government's approval process and blocked the tribe's request to stop construction on the pipeline while the lawsuit moved forward.
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The backdrop: The lawsuit isn't a surprise, as several tribes and conservation groups had threatened to go to court if Trump moved forward with the reduction.
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Credit Suisse moved forward towards its targeted reduction of the cost base to CHF19.8bn by end-2016, with an annualised run rate of CHF203bn in 1H16.
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Schiff, the new chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, on Wednesday moved forward with plans for a sweeping investigation into Russia's election interference and Trump's finances.
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Bankrupt appliance and electronics chain hhgregg Inc moved forward on Saturday with going-out-business sales at its 220 stores after failing to find a buyer.
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As the next three FaZe players shot at Astralis and moved forward, Duphreeh held his angle and pulled the trigger with pinpoint accuracy. Pop. Pop. Pop.
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She told the Tribune she supported full expansion "from Day One," and that Utah's communities would be healthier today if the state had moved forward sooner.
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Trump moved forward last month with his plan, with the White House releasing a memorandum at the time outlining policies set by Defense Secretary James Mattis.
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He noted that the vast majority of Americans want good immigration policy and better policy on guns, but the government hasn't moved forward on these issues.
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" Committee chairman Chuck Grassley, an Iowa Republican, moved forward with Stras' hearing Wednesday, explaining that he refused to treat blue slips "as a single-senator veto.
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"It's a mistake that while critical public services were shuttered for 85033 days during the government shutdown, BLM still moved forward with this opaque process," Sen.
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Four heats of eight riders, each heat comprising three runs of the spectacular red and green 399m course, decided who moved forward to Friday's semi-finals.
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But with little support from Washington in recent years, many communities have moved forward with their own plans to improve public transportation through local ballot measures.
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A chaotic morning in Utah After that disastrous night for the Klobuchar campaign, the early morning rally in Salt Lake City, Utah, moved forward as scheduled.
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Meanwhile, the lawsuit moved forward, and the CIA's estimate that it would take 28 years to process and upload the files was reduced to six years.
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"Nearly three years since the URA's first public consultation, it's disappointing that the discussion has not moved forward," it said, referring to the Urban Redevelopment Authority.
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Mr. Trump raised tariffs on $250 billion worth of Chinese products and has moved forward with preparations to tax another $300 billion worth of Chinese goods.
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Under past administrations, immigrants were typically either deported to their home countries or housed with their family in the U.S. as their immigration proceedings moved forward.
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Though both featuring a patriotic name, American Airlines were determined to have the most recognizable brand and the two moved forward under the American Airlines banner.
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After a perfectly normal takeoff, the seat-belt sign switched off and we all moved forward to our appointed stations, next to the bolted-down equipment.
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Even though Trump appeared to take his foot off the gas with Iran on Wednesday, the House still moved forward with its vote to rebuke him.
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"When Comey moved forward with that investigation ... it allowed the campaign a little spring in their step, and for them to redouble their efforts," he said.
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Pennsylvania moved forward on Thursday with a plan to permit medical marijuana research, outlining the process by which medical schools can seek approval for such studies.
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As demolition teams moved forward, a mix of activist protesters (French, Belgian, British and German) and camp residents began pelting the police with debris and rocks.
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I watched as our government leaders moved forward together and make important decisions so that such a heinous act would be less likely to happen again.
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A key part of the case is whether legislators intended to discriminate when they moved forward with the lines set up by the San Antonio court.
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But what this museum does show us is that in even the face of oppression, even in the face of unimaginable difficulty, America has moved forward.
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In all three cases, Senate Republicans moved forward with the nominations — as they did with a slate of three "not qualified" picks last year as well.
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Washington (CNN)Senators of both parties on Thursday moved forward their long-odds legislation to enact some degree of reform for the federal criminal justice system.
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Arizona, Florida, Illinois and Ohio, which hold primaries and award a trove of pledged delegates on Tuesday, have moved forward with their election events as planned.
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But late Tuesday, the Justice Department sent the committee a letter stating that Barr would ask Trump to invoke executive privilege if the contempt vote moved forward.
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"Imports will kill a pretty much non-existent (refining) margin," another source said, also adding that it wasn't clear yet if maintenance work would be moved forward.
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Documents filed with the Federal Communications Commission in December show the company has quietly moved forward with plans to launch a low-earth-orbit satellite named Athena.
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In December, in a sign that the Supreme Court may uphold the latest order, the court allowed it to go into effect as the case moved forward.
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According to Variety, Diesel revealed that it was Walker who wanted to do an eighth film, which was a central reason they moved forward in his absence.
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Over the course of 2018, though, display technologies moved forward, new mechanical designs such as the periscope pop-up cameras emerged, and even sliders made a comeback.
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When, instead, they filed what they did on Monday and put the children's privacy at risk, Brad moved forward with the motion to seal all future proceedings.
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As you grow up, it's important you understand more and more about the dark parts of America's history, but also the bright moments where we moved forward.
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The U.S. had proposed the talks, but at the same time moved forward with planning additional tariffs on some $200 billion of Chinese products, the Journal reported.
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The US Food and Drug Administration approved the Oxitec trial in the Keys last summer but it has not moved forward because of community backlash and logistics.
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While the ban on refugees stalled in the courts, other measures such as accelerated deportations and deregulations of energy markets have moved forward at a Rooseveltian pace.
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As the season progressed and the city moved forward, the team certainly catered to our big personality, but it also continued to acknowledge our often overlooked heart.
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Police moved forward in an attempt to clear Times Square of protestors, and she was one of several who stood their ground, hands raised above their heads.
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This comes after the Fish and Wildlife Service, which is part of Interior, in October moved forward with weakening protections for an imperiled fish, the delta smelt.
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Clifton said in 1998, impeachment was a big theme during the midterms, but the more the GOP's impeachment efforts moved forward, the more Democratic voters were energized.
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Instead, richer EU countries made compliance easy for the rest and then moved forward with constructing an EU-wide policy designed to start and strengthen over time.
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Oregon is inching closer to implementing citizen-financed elections, not long after a similar policy was moved forward by a unanimous vote of the D.C. City Council.
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The bill moved forward in a 65-32 procedural vote and is now widely expected to get final approval in the Senate as early as this week.
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" She added that she was "excited about the fact that North Carolina has moved forward," noting that this is not the "North Carolina of 85033 years ago.
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Canada announced Sunday that it has moved forward with retaliatory measures against U.S. steel and aluminum tariffs, slapping $13 billion in its own tariffs on American exports.
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In response to this Chinese backtracking, the United States moved forward with the previously-announced rate increase on Chinese imports and announced tariffs on additional Chinese imports.
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Nintendo loves finding ways to have fans pay new money for games they already own, but with Fire Emblem, the company has largely moved forward, not back.
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Other countries in the pact, including Australia and Japan, have moved forward on the trade agreement, recently signing the TPP-11, which didn't include the United States.
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Austria will now be run by a caretaker government until the September election, or sooner if the election date is moved forward as some have called for.
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But the Inspector General's Office has since moved forward with a review of the matter, Horowitz confirmed during testimony on June 19 before two committees in Congress.
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Criminal justice officials in Ferguson would not discuss why the prosecution of Mr. Watson had moved forward, despite what appear to be numerous problems with the case.
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Swing states like Michigan, Florida and North Carolina should also be moved forward in the nomination timeline to ensure a more diverse and representative selection of voters.
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He also said he hoped to speak with Republicans before the House moved forward with articles of impeachment against Trump centered on the president's conduct toward Ukraine.
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"It appears to me we haven't moved forward at all on this and that's not fair to the students or their families or their future," Murray said.
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The researchers have moved forward with a follow-up, five-year study to further evaluate the blood test, Papadopoulos said in a teleconference with reporters on Friday.
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Actually, tragically, the mayor of San Francisco died recently, so things are being moved forward rather quickly and I do not have the time to do this.
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The technology sector, which had led the market's rally for most of 2017, has underperformed the S&P 500 as the tax bill moved forward in Congress.
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Attorneys for drivers argue that the deal is fair, because the lawsuit faced significant risks and drivers could have wound up with nothing if the case moved forward.
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Tetley moved forward with the transactions anyway, at one point showing up with $300,000 in two Trader Joe's grocery bags to make a trade with the undercover agent.
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"NO GREATER THREAT TO GROWTH" Global stocks gained slightly after Washington moved forward with the tariff hike, reflecting some hope that a trade deal could still be brokered.
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"Several states have already moved forward with state-run 'Secure Choice' style plans — programs that are fraught with risks for taxpayers and savers," Stevens said in his statement.
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But over the past few months, as these measures have moved forward in the House and Senate, experts have repeatedly cautioned that they simply don't go far enough.
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It's not surprising that the administration moved forward with finding a way to make good on that idea, even if it wasn't addressed in the final executive order.
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Instead, HQ's board moved forward with instituting a new executive decision-making committee composed of Yusupov, HQ's head of production Nick Gallo and VP of engineering Ben Sheats.
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Overall, she does not fault the President, who moved forward with executive orders and actions on immigration and guns, citing a Congress that he said would not act.
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This week, Pruitt moved forward with his long-expected move to repeal the Obama-era regulation, which dramatically expanded Clean Water Act protections for small bodies of water.
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Clocks have been moved forward by half an hour, ending the Venezuela-only time zone introduced by the late Hugo Chávez, the country's leader from 1999 to 2013.
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The House and Senate are on a collision course over funding to deal with the rapidly spreading outbreak as they both moved forward with separate legislation on Tuesday.
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In May, the Pentagon moved forward with obtaining the lease in Trump Tower despite objections from Democrats over the "appearance" of renting from one of President Trump's properties.
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Syncrude already had a turnaround scheduled to run from late April until June and some traders in Canada's oil capital Calgary questioned whether that could be moved forward.
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"Read more: Nancy Pelosi said there's one key reason why she finally moved forward on impeachmentHe continued: "Why am I doing it, Laura — can't you figure it out?
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On Sunday night, the White House announced US troops near the border would be shifted elsewhere as Turkey moved "forward with its long-planned operation into Northern Syria."
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Boyd warned that the department would likely cut off negotiations for the materials if the committee moved forward with a contempt citation for Barr or another such action.
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Marianne Kelley, spokeswoman for the sheriff's office, told reporters Wednesday, "We assessed that it was definitely something that could have been moved forward with," hence the serious charges.
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She moved forward, eventually, displaying a fiery independent streak, piecing together her wing of the White House, and constructing what would ultimately become a platform for helping children.
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We cannot say humanity has truly moved forward until we level the playing field for women and girls, in every area where they have the potential to excel.
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But according to new court docs filed in Florida, the Assistant State Attorney says there's just not enough evidence to get a conviction if the case moved forward.
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The Democrats' congressional bill to ensure all workers in the country can take paid time off if they or their family members fall ill has never moved forward.
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Two federal appeals courts had blocked critical parts of the order, and the administration had asked that the lower court rulings be stayed while the case moved forward.
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After Facebook, Twitter and Google rejected the Biden campaign's complaint about inaccurate Trump advertising, Biden moved forward with plans to shift spending toward television ads, the Times said.
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On September 7, on a straight party-line vote, the Republican-controlled House Judiciary Committee moved forward a bill that would gut key protections for people with disabilities.
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Later that summer, Abu Hafs wrote a twelve-page dissent, but bin Laden bristled at his defiance, and the objections of other Al Qaeda leaders, and moved forward.
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Negotiations with government over tax terms and the funding of the Mozambique national gas company have also made moved forward in the last two months, the sources said.
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This potentially indicates that, after a rushed confirmation hearing process, some within the Republican Party may have known of this allegation and moved forward with his nomination nonetheless.
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On Tuesday, lawyers for Mr. Greitens moved forward with their complaints about the investigator's handling of the case, meeting with the St. Louis police to file a report.
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Still, after Mr. Trump took office, the administration moved forward, resulting in Mr. Pompeo's phone call with Mr. Mamlouk in which he raised the issue of Mr. Tice.
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"I moved forward until we almost touched them... Having them here in the Messina Strait was the best thing in my life," he told Reuters TV on Monday.
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The Senate Armed Services Committee on Thursday moved forward a top Defense Department nominee, despite questions earlier this month about potential conflicts of interest with his prior employer.
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The DC Council on Tuesday moved forward with formalizing the expulsion vote of the 22018-year incumbent, following a unanimous recommendation to remove Evans from office last week.
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After Snowden left the city and was granted asylum in Russia, Rodel and the other refugees who hid him moved forward with their Hong Kong refugee status applications.
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A month into its acquisition of Shipt, Target has moved forward on its plans to offer same-day delivery to roughly half of its stores by early 2018.
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In January, for example, Trump pressed the emir of Kuwait to agree on a $10 billion fighter jet deal that hadn't moved forward in more than a year.
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Many major news organizations have also moved forward (including us!), while efforts like the Let's Encrypt project have helped pushed others, including WordPress, to take advantage of the technology.
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The only issue was one of reputational risk, which a spokesman told the NYT the bank would have faced whether it halted the sale or moved forward with it.
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Uber Technologies Inc climbed 9.4% after the ride-hailing company moved forward by a year its target to achieve a measure of profitability to the fourth quarter of 2020.
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Despite warnings from women on the Auburn team who suggested the Thompsons were not what they seemed, Blades, now 24, moved forward with her plans to attend Penn State.
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Talk about how you got into VR then, because here's something ... you know, VR is something that Silicon Valley's moved forward rather quickly with without a lot of content.
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In the meantime, says The Information, Google has moved forward on similar efforts, including its OnHub wireless router and a stealth project to create a competitor to Amazon's Echo.
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Musk said he took a meeting with the managing director of the fund on July 31st, where the director expressed regret that the going private talks hadn't moved forward.
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This January, with a shift in tone and the intention to "write the loudest songs ever," the band moved forward with the release of their sophomore album, Adore Life.
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"Kohl's struggles like all department stores, but I would certainly say they've moved forward from where they were a year ago," GlobalData Retail managing director Neil Saunders told CNBC.
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Whatever the proper label, global-minded analysts might see unnecessary conflict instead and contemplate the alternative approach in which the administration had moved forward with the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
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Vulnerable countries, including small island states that could see their entire territories disappear as seas rise, agreed to the text to ensure the rulebook moved forward, he told CNN.
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Global warming has seen temperatures in the region rise by 1.2 degrees Celsius over the last 30 years, and the grape harvest dates have moved forward by a fortnight.
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In January, the court voted 5-4 to dissolve preliminary injunctions that had halted the Trump ban on transgender service members as the lawsuit against the ban moved forward.
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But the other countries in the pact, including Australia and Japan, have moved forward on the trade agreement, recently signing the TPP-11, which didn't include the United States.
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"I think net-net the process moved forward in a very positive way, meaning that I think we now have better standards and better aligned curriculum," Mr. Klein said.
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While the Trump administration initially exempted Mexico, Canada, the European Union and other allies from steel and aluminum tariffs, it moved forward with implementing them citing national security reasons.
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The World Series of Fighting champion moved forward, absorbed some shots, gave some shots, and melted his man with the pressure, advancing his record to a spotless 18-0.
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That decision handed Mr. Trump a court vacancy to fill immediately upon taking office, and he quickly moved forward with Mr. Gorsuch, a conservative appeals court judge from Colorado.
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Obama, McConnell said, moved forward with Garland "not with the intent of seeing a nominee confirmed, but in order to politicize" the issue ahead of the November 8 elections.
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In December 2018, a judge granted the drivers a preliminary injunction and ordered the state to reinstate their licenses while the case moved forward, setting a trial for August.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said in a statement that he is glad the legislation moved forward without the "ideological strings" on drug pricing that House Democrats initially sought.
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Mr. MacArthur's bill has not moved forward, but there is a chance Congress will adopt it after the midterm elections, especially if the Republicans lose control of the House.
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The Trump administration has already moved forward with plans to fill up the nation's emergency stockpile by purchasing vast amounts of crude from small and medium-sized US producers.
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According to The National newspaper, the MOE said the two-week spring break, which was supposed to start on March 29, will be moved forward to start on Sunday.
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"I think Rory summed it up perfectly: The Open wasn't about him, it was about how far our country has come, how far it has moved forward," Clarke said.
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If they had moved forward with that strategy, the House would have needed to vote a second time on the spending bill, which already passed that chamber on Tuesday.
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Called "caravans," most of the journeys, which date back at least five years, have moved forward with little fanfare, virtually unnoticed north of the border with the United States.
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Although those types of cases are typically put on hold while criminal proceedings unfold, the Weinstein Company has moved forward with a reported multimillion-dollar settlement involving Weinstein's accusers.
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Do you get a sense that-, that you are a bit behind on that, given just where especially some of the Asian tech companies have moved forward on that?
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Green Plains had lost almost two-thirds of its market value in the past year, beginning to rally in the last week as talks on a settlement moved forward.
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Stephen M. Sweeney, a New Jersey Democrat who is the president of the State Senate, said $2 billion would be too little to ensure that the project moved forward.
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Legislatures in other states, such as New York and New Jersey, are also considering measures that would fully legalize marijuana sales, but such proposals have not moved forward yet.
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After a bipartisan group of senators struck a deal to resolve Democrats' filibustering of several of President Bush's judicial nominees, including Mr. Kavanaugh, the confirmation process finally moved forward.
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In a show of its seriousness, the world's second largest carmaker on Friday moved forward by five years its goal of having electrified vehicles account for roughly half of sales.
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Meanwhile, European Union regulators moved forward with antitrust probes of Google's online search advertising business, shopping platform and Android dominance, resulting in three separate billion-dollar fines against the company.
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Google has scaled back, moved forward with robotics The company recently gave The New York Times a look at what it's been working on in a new Mountain View lab.
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Barclays' chief U.S. economist, Michael Gapen, moved forward his forecast for a first rate cut to July, from September, after the weak May employment report of just 75,000 nonfarm payrolls.
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Ultimately, she moved forward with the divorce proceedings and is currently dating Karlen "Chris" Shubaralyan, who on Friday was charged with domestic violence for alleged incidents against his ex wife.
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Backed by Trump, the Republican plan to repeal and replace Obamacare moved forward in two House committees in a marathon session that stretched into the early morning hours of Thursday.
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Bills that would create new statutory frameworks for an evidence-based approach to foster care services and social impact financing moved forward last year, passing the House by voice votes.
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The company, meanwhile, moved forward the end of the scheduled maintenance for the No.2 crude distillation unit (CDU) at the Mizushima-B refinery by two days to May 7.
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China struck back with an equal amount of retaliatory duties and said it would ramp up the trade dispute if Trump moved forward with plans for billions more in tariffs.
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Gaethje's game was the same throughout: he moved forward, slipped or absorbed shots, and put in hard low kicks when he could to take the wheels out from under Johnson.
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She moved forward anyway, poring over books in the public library to study formulas for tempera paint, and working with a chemistry teacher to improve the consistency of her product.
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The Nations Cup finals in Cameroon have been moved forward to next January-February to avoid the rainy season, which means the qualifiers will have to be completed this year.
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According to a Buzzfeed report, Juul employees — and even its board of directors — claim they expressed concern that the models looked too young, but that the campaign moved forward regardless.
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Senior administration officials have reportedly started drawing up potential economic sanctions against Iraq after Trump publicly threatened the country with economic sanctions if it moved forward on expelling U.S. troops.
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Instead of prolonging the process, House Democrats moved forward with articles of impeachment based on evidence already collected, formally accusing Mr. Trump of abuse of power and obstruction of Congress.
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"You cannot qualify war in harsher terms than I will," General William Tecumseh Sherman wrote to Atlanta's officials as he moved forward with plans to evacuate and burn the city.
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Nonetheless, as my broadcast career moved forward, I thought it was important to remind my viewers that climate change was already occurring and the impacts were going be more noticeable.
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But according to the Cohen information — a charging document used in federal plea deals — several members of the Trump family were kept in the loop as the deal moved forward.
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In an interview last week, Neil Eggleston, Mr. Obama's White House counsel, said the president had moved forward because he hoped Republican senators would permit at least some to go through.
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Ultimately, Gordon died in episode seven, which left episode eight to deal with the characters' grief and episodes nine and 10 to focus on how they moved forward from that tragedy.
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Uber Technologies Inc shares gained about 5.7% after the ride-hailing company moved forward by a year its target to achieve a measure of profitability to the fourth quarter of 2020.
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" In Disney's initial statement on the LA Times ban, a representative for the company claimed that "the Times moved forward with a biased and inaccurate series, wholly driven by political agenda.
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Pompeo made clear in a tweet later that the United States believed that sanctions put in place under U.N. Security Council resolutions needed to remain in place as talks moved forward.
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This week, the Trump administration moved forward with a travel ban against most visitors from six predominantly Muslim countries after the Supreme Court allowed parts of the ban to take effect.
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A new special prosecutor was appointed who seriously pursued the matter, a congressional investigation moved forward, and it all ended with Nixon's decision to resign to avoid seemed like certain impeachment.
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In March, Twitter was quietly mulling over the idea of a paid version of Tweetdeck, a tool for power users that juggle multiple accounts, though it's not moved forward with it.
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All the affected companies had planned to disclose the vulnerability next week, but moved forward the announcement as details, as well as proof-of-concept exploit code, began to leak out.
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Then, as if President Trump wanted to underline a point, he moved forward with an Oval Office meeting and photo-op with Henry Kissinger, best known as Nixon's national security adviser.
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Al Roker, Carson Daly, Kathie Lee Gifford, Willie Geist, Craig Melvin, Sheinelle Jones, Dylan Dreyer and Jenna Bush Hager have all consistently moved forward during this transition with thoughtfulness and dedication.
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The vote was moved forward from December to September, a move that critics contend was designed to keep turnout low, as summer holidays and the new school year keep people preoccupied.
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While the case was filed in 2015, the substantial claims haven't moved forward much, since the federal government has repeatedly asked higher courts, including the Supreme Court, to stop the case.
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While the Trump administration has slowly moved forward on proposed regulations to make bump stocks highly restricted, they have done nothing whatsoever to deal with assault weapons and high capacity magazines.
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He said on Friday he would make proposals to ensure the EU moved forward on key remits of security and defense, investment for growth and jobs, and reinforcing the euro zone.
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A Senate committee on Wednesday advanced legislation aimed at securing government-purchased devices against cyber threats, a move that comes just weeks after a companion bill moved forward in the House.
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Trump made a "protective" assertion of executive privilege over the materials on the attorney general's recommendation as the committee moved forward on the vote, further deepening the standoff over the documents.
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My body moved forward in life, going to college and getting a job, but inside I sat still and quiet, my back against the wall, feeling only its hard, cold security.
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It's that the reason he moved forward on the New Deal-era reforms around social security, and other things, was he told the people behind the movement, 'Make me do it.
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A senior Klobuchar adviser told CNN that the senator could have moved forward to try and win Minnesota or move to unify the party behind Biden, and ultimately chose the latter.
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As I moved forward to greet her along with many others, I realized, sadly, that though it had only been a short time since we'd met, she no longer knew me.
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In December, in a sign that the Supreme Court may be more receptive to upholding the September order, the court allowed it to go into effect as the case moved forward.
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At the same time the White House moved forward with an emergency declaration, it had stalled negotiations on the approval of a broad aid package negotiated between Democratic and Republican leadership.
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Peter Rose, a former senior manager at Goldman Sachs, said that Mr. Murphy was instrumental in "starting the process," but said he left his post in Asia before it moved forward.
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While direct involvement in protests and lawsuits moved forward the goal of racial equality for black citizens, art captured the deep and complex themes and emotions associated with the oppressed minority.
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She then moved forward on the first point of the next game and mishit an overhead off the top of her racket frame, sending the ball flying well past the baseline.
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For the second half, the students moved forward to fill a few empty rows—all wanted to get closer to the drama, as Asad made a new life in a township.
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Democrats are fuming after the Pentagon moved forward with a plan to redirect $85033 billion in military construction funds toward the wall as part of an emergency declaration earlier this year.
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Mr. Murray said he could not comment in detail about the accusations, except to say that they were "not true" and that more would come out as the lawsuit moved forward.
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The tax cut was icing on the cake after a year when the administration quietly moved forward with deregulations for the corporate and financial sectors that were issued through executive action.
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"We moved forward in two ways: "First we made sure that supports were in place to ensure the safety and success of our students in the classroom and throughout the building.
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On the House side, appropriators have moved forward based on an informal agreement on where the budget numbers will fall, and they plan to finish all appropriations work by next Wednesday.
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On the House side, appropriators have moved forward based on an informal agreement on where the budget numbers will fall, and they plan to finish all appropriations work by next Wednesday.
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LONDON, Dec 5 (Reuters) - Britain moved forward with its planned sugar tax on Monday, publishing draft legislation confirming a two-band levy for sugar-added soft drinks aimed at fighting obesity.
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The company made the statement after European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker said last week the European Union would impose tariffs on Harley's motorbikes if Trump moved forward with his tariffs.
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Along the way, Capitol Hill continued to feel the reverberations of the national reckoning with sexual harassment, and the Federal Communications Commission moved forward with a controversial move to deregulate ISPs.
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PORTLAND RESTAURANT USING RECEIPTS TO SEND MESSAGE ABOUT IMMIGRANTS After receiving enough support, Wildfang rapidly moved forward with its plan, launching the jacket on its website for $98 within a few hours.
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After waiting out a US Justice Department investigation into the arrest, which remains ongoing, New York police in July moved forward with departmental charges of using a chokehold and restricting Garner's breathing.
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In Norway, Norway really moved forward with gun control by persuading people to give up their guns, and in order to do that you need to have the proper things in place.
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He also described a Fed policy transition that began after it raised rates for the last time in December, then paused and then moved forward to cut rates by a quarter point.
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Bullseye appears in an end-credits scene in the film, setting up for a potential sequel, but after the film and its spinoff Elektra were almost universally panned, it never moved forward.
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It just sealed the deal, and it really solidified our group on a friendship level, a creative level, and just moved forward a musical dynamic that really was unbridled, and very organic.
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Although LGBTQ advocates don't expect President-elect Donald Trump and his administration to undo everything that moved forward under Obama, they expect him to roll back some, even a lot, of it.
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Then the contractor who'd come up to drive the thing hopped in the cab and carefully moved forward and back, easing the bay—and the next four—into just the right spot.
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As the New York Times reported in February, Russia has now moved forward with deployment of the new GLCM in Western Russia, increasing the threat to U.S. Allies and forces in Europe.
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Meanwhile, rivals have moved forward, with Exxon Mobil launching its Papua New Guinea (PNG LNG) liquefaction plant on time and on budget in 2014, when Gorgon was first due to start operations.
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The Chapecoense player had been seated near the back of the plane but moved forward when the team's goalkeeper asked him to move up and sit next to him on the Nov.
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The pages have captivated imaginations and taken on an increasingly prominent role as Congress moved forward with legislation allowing Americans to sue Saudi Arabia for any potential role in supporting the terrorists.
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Passage of the Coos Bay measure would have been another blow for liquid natural gas projects on the West Coast, even as depots in other areas of the country have moved forward.
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The effervescent CW soap about artificially inseminated Jane Villanueva broke our hearts by killing her one true love Michael, but moved forward with immense compassion for the characters and the grieving process.
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His administration recently moved forward with an executive order effectively banning so-called bump stocks — modifications that allow rifles to fire continuously — in response to the October 2017 massacre in Las Vegas.
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And a federal lawsuit brought by Frank J. Merola, the Rensselaer County clerk, moved forward this week after a judge temporarily paused it last month pending the outcome of Mr. Kearns's lawsuit.
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Zuckerberg said Facebook would consider dropping out of the Libra project eventually if the association, which governs the system, moved forward with it in a way that the company wasn't comfortable with.
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The Palm Beach state's attorney at the time, Barry Krischer, issued a statement later Wednesday evening calling Acosta's recollection "completely wrong," and arguing he could have moved forward with his own charges.
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The case, brought last year, was moved forward by an appellate court in March of 2019 and remains the most successful legal action taken against the president by one of his accusers.
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As the trial has moved forward, it has provided an unusually detailed look at the on-the-ground operations and intricate procedures of daily life at the sprawling complex with 10,000 inmates.
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We are a flea being moved forward by their providence, all of fate and human history determined by the whims of these fiery floating giants perched on thrones made only of gravity.
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On Thursday, the judge, Lorna G. Schofield of Federal District Court in Manhattan, agreed with them, ruling that the plaintiffs could keep their names concealed for now, as their lawsuit moved forward.
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Unlike Ohio, which delayed its scheduled Tuesday primary, Arizona moved forward with the scheduled primary contest, despite concerns over the spread of the coronavirus in public polling places while taking additional precautions.
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Biden, who has been surpassed by Warren in some national and early-state polls, finds himself in direct conflict with Trump after House Democrats this week moved forward with an impeachment inquiry.
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"Before I started my campaign, I went through the pros and cons before I moved forward—cons being potentially getting my account deleted or trolls using my images for blackmail," Lee said.
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The memo cites Mr. Cohen quoting the other lawyer, Jay Sekulow, saying the details did not need to be included in the letter to Congress because the Moscow project never moved forward.
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Roll-back of regulations Trump signed an executive order cutting regulations for small businesses and moved forward with plans to repeal the Clean Power Plan, one of Obama's signature acts as president.
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In December, in a sign that the Supreme Court may be receptive to upholding Mr. Trump's latest order, the court allowed it to go into effect as the two cases moved forward.
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Under Pai's leadership, the agency has moved forward with plans to repeal open internet protections put in place under the Obama administration, and the deadline for comments on the agency's proposal is approaching.
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And even though Microsoft's product announcements still might not rivet the public like Apple's keynotes, the company has moved forward in measurable ways in 2018, following years of transition under CEO Satya Nadella.
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Over the last decade, European Union regulators moved forward with antitrust probes of Google's online search advertising business, shopping platform and Android dominance, resulting in three separate billion-dollar fines against the company.
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A Ukrainian defense ministry source said Ukrainian forces had not intended to provoke combat, but had moved forward as part of a strategy of strengthening positions in a "grey zone" between the sides.
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According to USA Today, federal agents moved forward after one of the four drove an ATV beyond one of the barriers set by the occupiers, before returning to the area at high speeds.
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In 2012, Jaguar Land Rover signed a deal to explore producing 50,000 Land Rovers a year in the kingdom at a cost of 13 billion riyals ($1.2 billion), but it never moved forward.
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"When the child pressed the accelerator pedal, the Ford moved forward at a high rate of speed, struck the man, one of his dogs and then a tree," according to the police statement.
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The FCC's Republican majority moved forward Thursday — over the objection of the agency's two Democrats — with a proposal to limit the Lifeline subsidy program providing phone and internet service to low-income people.
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The company also moved forward its 150 million euro share buyback to the third quarter of this year from the originally planned fourth quarter, after selling a stake in a staffing software company.
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And what we need to do is make sure that we continue to push for the opportunity zones that just got signed in the tax custom job act that our president moved forward.
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What surprised me as the season moved forward was that this was not a humorous one-off scene, but an entire episode arc that goes on to define Hopper's character for the season.
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On Wednesday, Donald Trump moved forward on one of his signature campaign promises by signing an executive order to start construction on his "great wall" along the US and Mexico border, Reuters reports.
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Unfortunately, the allegations of Pruitt's personal ethics violations created a smokescreen under which the Trump administration has moved forward in misguided and dangerous policy directions that threaten public health and undermine environmental protection.
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It wasn't Trump's first move to retaliate against a country's perceived unfair trade practices: The U.S. has moved forward with tariffs against Canadian softwood lumber exports, initially proposed in April 2017, for instance.
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The Justice Department threatened in a letter late Wednesday that the attorney general would recommend that Trump assert executive privilege over the subpoenaed materials if the panel moved forward on the contempt vote.
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Recently, however, insurers have moved forward with formulary changes and other coverage changes that are forcing patients who are stable on their treatments to switch to non-interchangeable biosimilars, sometimes without prior notice.
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This regulation has a lot of support from industry, but Pruitt has moved forward with rolling it back anyway, due at least partly to lobbying by a Tennessee truck dealership, per the NYT.
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A sinking nationwide unemployment rate masks many of the struggles workers face: Hourly earnings have moved forward at a crawl, with higher prices giving workers less buying power than they had last summer.
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The quest to right the ship at the New York Philharmonic moved forward this week when the orchestra and its players reached a new three-year contract at a critical moment of reinvention.
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But the governor — who as of Wednesday morning had not spoken to Mr. Trump himself — is wary of giving Mr. McDaniel an open playing field and moved forward with naming Ms. Hyde-Smith.
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In 2012, Jaguar Land Rover signed a deal to explore producing 153,000 Land Rovers a year in the kingdom at a cost of 4.5 billion riyals ($1.2 billion), but it never moved forward.
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"The Council leadership team moved forward with the street renaming after a review of the issue and engaging with the community," said Jennifer Fermino, a spokeswoman for Corey Johnson, the City Council speaker.
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The losses came after the United States moved forward with a ban that restricts federal purchases from five Chinese tech companies, including Huawei and ZTE, in an escalating confrontation between the two countries.
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His victimhood is front and center in his defense against the articles of impeachment and in the legal papers filed by his lawyers on Monday, as his trial in the Senate moved forward.
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Jonathan Pickworth, who heads the white-collar practice at the law firm White & Case in London, asked why Britain's fraud office had moved forward with a case so long after the initial infusion.
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A fourth witness, George Washington University law professor Jonathan Turley, who was invited to testify by Republicans, claimed that it would be an "abuse of power" if Democrats moved forward to impeach Trump.
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Photo: Justin Sullivan (Getty)After prototyping what Like count-less Facebook would look like earlier this month, Facebook moved forward with official testing Thursday and rolled out this new format to Australian users.
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It's something scientists have been working on fitfully ever since the 1970s, but in the last decade or so the field has moved forward by leaps and bounds, with a range of breakthroughs.
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But the president nonetheless moved forward with his commission, which many experts speculate is a confirmation-bias expedition — meant to find any evidence that can be spun to give Trump's claim some credibility.
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It has moved forward with a private group, We Build the Wall, that is building sections of barrier on private land in New Mexico using private money raised as part of a GoFundMe campaign.
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English's lawyers filed an emergency motion Sunday night asking the court to block Trump from making an acting director appointment and to stop Mulvaney from serving as acting director while the case moved forward.
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In a new report published by The Daily Beast, Remini alleges that the LAPD has suspicious ties to the Church of Scientology and cites this connection as the reason Masterson's case hasn't moved forward.
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I&aposm not going to drop out of the race because I think someone of the name of Omar Siddiqui is not going to have a chance in Orange County and I moved forward.
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That legislation has not moved forward, but the state is planning a new, separate prison to house 18- to 25-year-olds, in order to keep them segregated from supposedly more hardened, career criminals.
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But it has not moved forward in resolving the dispute, prompting a renewed campaign by Hindu hardliners for the construction of the temple at the site they believe to be the birthplace of Rama.
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Despite Law and like-minded pro-democracy lawmakers' protests — including a walkout during the vote — the council moved forward and pro-Beijing politician Andrew Leung was voted in as president of the Legislative Council.
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"I've been so proud of the [Virgin Galactic] team, how they've responded to [the tragedy] and really moved forward with a sense of urgency," Virgin Galactic CEO George Whitesides told CNN Business' Rachel Crane.
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"We were hoping for that, but the president is not prepared to do that at this moment," Durbin said when asked if they wanted the president's support before they moved forward with their agreement.
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Apple stopped enabling Dashboard by default in 2014's Yosemite, given Notification Center did much of the same thing as Dashboard anyway, and the feature gathered dust as the rest of macOS moved forward.
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House Armed Services Committee Chairman Adam Smith (D-Wash.) told Shanahan during a panel hearing on Tuesday that the Pentagon would likely lose the reprogramming authority if it moved forward with the funding transfer.
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"For all of the rancor and fury of things that don't get done in D.C., we've moved forward on broadband infrastructure in a bipartisan basis," Blackburn told The Hill in an interview on Monday.
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It's still got that vibe to it, but even as a casual fan of the series as it moved forward, I can tell there's more defined history after decades of movies, games, and anime.
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"For 51 years since Dr. King's assassination, no one in this town moved forward to advance or develop any kind of plan or program to honor Dr. King in a major way," Howard said.
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If Congress moved forward with Trump's spending plan as drafted, the increase in defense spending could require changing the sequester — something that would require 60 votes in the Senate, and thus some Democratic support.
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The Public Editor With repeal of the Affordable Care Act on the back burner, Republicans have moved forward with plans for a sizable tax cut, and so, too, did The New York Times's coverage.
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Former officials said that Ms. Witt maintained a low profile as the criminal case against her moved forward, with a grand jury in Washington recently interviewing at least one witness: Ms. Hashemi, the journalist.
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But despite these contentious questions hanging over the holiday, Christmas preparations moved forward in much of the country, with vendors reporting brisk sales of Christmas-themed gift baskets, stuffed Santas and miniature Nativity scenes.
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But Republicans moved forward with plans for a key procedural vote on Friday and a final vote on Saturday on confirming the conservative federal appeals judge for a lifetime job on the top U.S. court.
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The sisters-in-law have put aside their differences and moved forward as a family while Giudice's husband Joe, 44, serves out a 41-month sentence at Federal Correction Institute in Fort Dix, New Jersey.
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"We were very, very seized with that matter and we started to put in place a very important reform package, which, in fact, has moved forward quite aggressively over the last few years," Sinha said.
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When we got him at LAX Wednesday he told us he'd been hounding Nickelodeon to bring back the game show for years, but they finally moved forward when they saw how other reboots were successful.
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HHS, in reapproving Kentucky's program, sought to address that issue by arguing that figure was dwarfed by the 450,000 who would lose coverage if Kentucky moved forward with repealing its expansion of Medicaid under Obamacare.
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"This shutdown is truly absurd, and would not have happened if President Trump had simply ignored the 85033th-hour taunts of a handful of conservatives and instead moved forward with the Senate's bipartisan bill," Sen.
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Turkey, in return, has doubled down on its plans to buy the S-400, with President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan saying Wednesday that the July delivery date for the first S-400s could be moved forward.
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As the case has moved forward, recent correspondence from Iraq shows its attitude toward taking deportees has not changed, according to a letter from Iraq's minister of migration and displaced, written on July 29, 2018.
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Visit CNN's Election Center for full coverage of the 2020 race Arizona, Florida and Illinois moved forward with their presidential primaries on Tuesday, while other states have postponed their elections over concerns about the virus.
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What's happening now is that the cyclical is colliding with the structural, which is to say, the cyclical downturn caused by the novel coronavirus seems to have moved forward the structural peak in fossil fuels.
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The franchise was sold in 1982 to Mike Ilitch, the founder of the Little Caesars pizza chain, and the team's management moved forward with a risky plan: To recruit star athletes from the Soviet Union.
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Despite the limited research, 30 states, including Oklahoma, have now moved forward with medical marijuana, buoyed by popular support for cannabis's medical use and growing evidence that it provides at least some relief for patients.
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But the Trump legal team moved forward with developing a sealed criminal complaint against Mr. Assange — for something — last summer, providing a potential basis to seek his extradition were he to emerge from the embassy.
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Witness the experience of Alex Stamos, the company's security chief, who was apparently yelled at for how he moved forward with exploring his early worries about Russian interference, rather than celebrated for what he unearthed.
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" Day went on to suggest that information he provided to Hall in a phone call was disregarded and that Hall "moved forward with no regard for any information that didn't automatically paint Billy as guilty.
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For some recent Times coverage that involves sports and personal expression, see "She Finished Last on the Ice, but Moved Forward" and "Iranian Chess Player, Shunned for Refusing to Wear Hijab, Will Play in U.S."
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Though his career was progressing slowly, his personal life moved forward quickly after a New Year's Eve dance in 2010, when he met Alayna Galeai, a volleyball player for California's Notre Dame de Namur University.
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Late last month, the Organization of American States, a pro-democracy group, moved forward on an investigation of human rights violations in Venezuela, prompting Mr. Maduro to announce that the country was leaving the group.
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And beneath that dim glow, a formation of children advanced across the snowy ground, white scarves wrapped around their heads, rifles fitted with gleaming bayonets, singing some unrecognizable song as they moved forward in unison. . . .
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But if Zelensky had moved forward with publicly announcing an investigation into Biden, a top contender for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination, it could have had negative consequences on Biden&aposs campaign for the presidency.
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The campaign moved forward this week with the staff overhaul it began in late June, when it parted ways with former campaign manager Corey Lewandowski after a power struggle with current campaign chairman Paul Manafort.
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European lawmakers said Wednesday they would have asked the Facebook CEO much more probing questions, the same day they moved forward with more laws that put online users' rights first and punish companies that violate them.
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Many House Democrats blasted Clinton when he moved forward with the North American Free Trade Agreement in 1994 and when he conceded to the zeal for budgetary cuts that the GOP demanded in the late 1990s.
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One sign that Mueller is close to finishing, legal experts say, is that he has moved forward with the sentencing of those men — particularly Flynn, who he credited with substantial cooperation, much of which remains secret.
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Following California's move to restrict the use of plastic straws statewide, the city of Los Angeles on Tuesday moved forward on a plan to enact an outright ban on the straws in local restaurants by 2021.
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" But Army Acquisition Executive Steffanie Easter promised that as the program moved "forward into operational testing, the due diligence taken by all of the stakeholders will ensure a program that remains on-budget and on-schedule.
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It was the second occasion the timepiece, created by the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists as an indicator of the world's susceptibility to cataclysm, was moved forward since the 2016 election of U.S. president Donald Trump.
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It also toyed with the idea of a referendum on restoring the monarchy (a poll showed that some 20153% of the public want the issue put to a popular vote), but never moved forward with it.
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"Why has President Obama's proposal to establish a consumer privacy framework not moved forward?" said Marc Rotenberg, executive director of the Electronic Privacy Information Center, a research center in Washington that initially supported the administration's effort.
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"Yesterday things moved forward and now we expect Mercosur to come back and give their view on how we could finalize negotiations," he said, adding both sides recognized a deal was politically and economically very important.
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But major House committees haven't moved forward with a bill, either, and Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D) has indicated she's wary of overriding state rules like those soon to take effect in her home state of California.
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If the House moved forward and voted for articles of impeachment, the biggest question has to do with the Senate, where two-thirds of the chamber would have to vote in favor of removing a president.
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Most Democrats and environmentalists consider the refuge in northern Alaska to be too environmentally sensitive to allow oil drilling there, a position pushed by Cantwell and others as debate on the budget moved forward this week.
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Formal, high-level talks have been scarce, however, as Mr. Trump has moved forward with tariffs on $250 billion of Chinese imports and Chinese leaders have insisted that they will not make a deal under duress.
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"We believe that climate change is a real and existential threat to our planet and that's why as a country and as a government we have moved forward unequivocally in leadership on climate change," Trudeau said.
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Olivo moved forward and swatted away a final forehand winner to end the match, then doubled over and panted with exhaustion as if he had played all three and a half hours of the match Wednesday.
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A number of senior Uber managers left in recent weeks as the Holder investigation and a parallel probe focused strictly on sexual harassment and other employee complaints, conducted by the law firm Perkins Coie, moved forward.
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The ICC prosecutor has been considering bringing charges against ISIS fighters for a wide range of crimes, but not yet moved forward because neither Syria nor Iraq are signatories to the treaty that gives the court jurisdiction.
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As the appeal moved forward at the courthouse in Sycamore, it presented an ironic reverse scenario: An inmate's handwritten petition had resulted in a prosecutor admitting to nearly three dozen facts and allegations raised by the defendant.
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The car also uses steer-by-wire technology, meaning there's no mechanical connection between the steering wheel and the drive train, which would allow the wheel to be moved forward when the LF-30 is operating autonomously.
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She dropped out of the downhill to concentrate on the combined when it was moved forward by a day, but still managed to set the fifth fastest time in the final training run for the marquee race.
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The 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Chicago on Wednesday affirmed the "well-reasoned conclusions" of a lower-court judge in April 2017 who issued a preliminary injunction against the law while the litigation moved forward.
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OSAKA (Reuters) - Russia and Japan have moved forward in setting up joint economic activities on a disputed chain of islands, President Vladimir Putin said on Saturday after discussing a peace treaty with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.
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They are therefore "gay" in an interesting, petrified way: as though the spirit of gay history had not moved forward, had never deposited various "yas queens" and "werk" into the detritus of brunch culture before moving on.
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"I swept aside notions about the face, which society spoke of, and moved forward in life," said Laxmi, whose plea against acid attacks prompted India's Supreme Court to order regulations on the sale of acid in 2013.
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BOGOTA (Reuters) - Six oil companies have made the initial best offers on 11 oil exploration contracts in Colombia, the government said on Friday, as a bidding process meant to revitalize its long-stagnant oil sector moved forward.
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Home prices around Tottenham Hotspur's stadium, White Hart Lane, jumped more than 22016 percent last year, as plans moved forward to build a new stadium and cross-city rail connection, according to Knight Frank, the property consultancy.
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We talked openly about our individual and collective aches and pains — fear of trying again, of this same thing happening, the heartbreak and alienation — and how vital it was that we remain connected as we moved forward.
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He added that there could be a material impact down the line as the case moved forward, but that it was "almost impossible" to gauge the likelihood of the company being forced to change its business practices.
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All games were ordered to take place in empty stadiums until April 23 by the Italian government, and six matches that were postponed on the weekend of February 29-March 1 were moved forward by a week.
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Trump blamed the "LameStream Media" for the scrutiny surrounding Ratcliffe, saying the lawmaker would be subjected to "months of slander and libel" if he moved forward with his nomination and that he would instead remain in Congress.
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In past presidential transitions, the storied office, long known to be so independent of Washington that some people referred to it as the Sovereign District of New York, has in large measure moved forward unaffected by politics.
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And in Idaho, though a broad tax relief plan was delayed, state lawmakers moved forward with an array of legislation, including bans on gender changes on birth certificates and on transgender girls competing in high school sports.
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And in Idaho, though a broad tax relief plan was delayed, state lawmakers moved forward with an array of legislation, including bans on gender changes on birth certificates and on transgender girls competing in high school sports.
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But Mitterrand moved forward with the project, committing to a behemoth that became the third-largest building in the city, after two other Grands Projets — the enormous Bibliothèque Nationale and the Ministry for the Economy and Finance.
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For Abdul-Qaadir or Kaljo, it is too early to say whether they will try to turn pro now that they finally have the opportunity; years have passed, and both women have moved forward with their lives.
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Jeremy Zucker, co-head of Dechert's International Trade practice, said two key determinations would be made if a deal moved forward: whether Tesla contained critical technologies and whether the involvement of Saudi financing was a national security issue.
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But also, I think Jack in his younger years saying he was just a mechanic is just a way to put off other questions, because Jack had adjusted his own perspective on life post-war and moved forward.
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Political action moved forward in Washington on multiple fronts this week, as Republicans came together to advance their tax legislation even while feuding between the White House and a handful of Senate Republicans reached a new fever pitch.
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Strapped into the seat of the Luxury Kids Car Club's Rolls Royce Cullinan, Kulture adorably hung one arm out the side of the open-top car as it moved forward, wearing a floral top and pink bucket hat.
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"We realize that some will be disappointed not to see this case go to trial," said Shannon Liss-Riordan, an attorney for drivers, but added the plaintiff drivers faced significant risks of losing if the case moved forward.
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However, Liss-Riordan said the plaintiff drivers faced significant risks of losing if the case moved forward, particularly because a federal appeals court had recently agreed to review an order allowing Uber drivers to sue as a group.
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The Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung had on Tuesday reported that Berlin and Paris had originally agreed to support Carney with a view to him taking over at the Washington-based IMF in 2021, though this had been moved forward.
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"We thought, as the country became more open and moved forward, the museum would improve," said Mr. Peng, a sinewy man with a square jaw and bottlebrush gray hair, in an August interview in downtown Shantou's Longhu district.
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One is that the matches which were postponed over the weekend be played between March 7 and 9 — including the heavyweight clash between Juventus and Inter Milan — and the matches currently scheduled for those days be moved forward.
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As the International Crisis Group has noted, AQAP has only grown stronger as the Saudi intervention in Yemen has moved forward, and the best way to weaken their grip on the country is to end the civil war.
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The Department of Justice argued that agreements between the government and resettlement agencies do not give rise to the "bona fide relationship" the Supreme Court said were required to allow entry while the travel ban litigation moved forward.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump moved forward with his planned United States Space Force on Tuesday, signing an order to begin the process for establishing a new branch of the military that would be dedicated to handling threats in space.
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While the U.S. has benefitted from major efficiency gains in oil production during the lower oil price period, Russia, hampered by sanctions on the European continent, has moved forward in its bid to lay claim to new energy sources.
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It came as the House moved forward with a spending bill that eliminates new funding for election security grants to states, amid protests by Democrats who say Republicans are not doing enough to prevent Russian meddling in U.S. elections.
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Disney has moved forward with its own ambitions, first with Pandora: The World of Avatar at Walt Disney World, and next with the upcoming Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge, which will be opening in both its Florida and California parks.
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BOGOTA, June 14 (Reuters) - Six oil companies have made the initial best offers on 11 oil exploration contracts in Colombia, the government said on Friday, as a bidding process meant to revitalize its long-stagnant oil sector moved forward.
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I could hear the grinding of Kareen's seat as she plied each stroke, the plop of her oars when she dipped them sharply in the water, and the gurgle of water against the hull as the boat moved forward.
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Expectations that Mr. Temer would replace Ms. Rousseff have had one tangible effect on the nation's financial outlook: As the impeachment process moved forward in recent months, Brazilian stocks rallied 35 percent, though they lost two points on Monday.
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Many lawmakers from both parties had agreed that one response to the massacre should be to ban the sale of bump stocks but so far, such bipartisan legislation introduced in the House and the Senate has not moved forward.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Democrats in Congress, looking to heighten their profile on the hot-button issue of gun control, moved forward on Tuesday with new measures aimed at curbing gun violence, after President Donald Trump huddled with Republican leaders.
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The remarks come after a dramatic week in which the House moved forward with impeachment hearings over revelations Trump asked the president of Ukraine to investigate Biden's efforts in 2016 to push for the firing of a Ukrainian prosecutor.
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NEW YORK, July 20 (IFR) - Argentina's Albanesi had the market to itself on Wednesday as it moved forward with a US$250m seven-year non-call four bond - the latest in a long list of offerings from the country.
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The Regents also moved forward with a proposal that would allow some students who failed another test, aimed at evaluating practical skills like lesson planning and assessment, to be certified as teachers based on their grades and professors' recommendations.
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The Virsliga can take heart from the fact that it was able to see out the rest of the 2015 season, albeit considerably lighter than it once was, and that it has moved forward this season with eight clubs.
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Initially, she says, she believed the justice system would support her family, but she found the opposite was true as her sister's case moved forward and the family tried to figure out what had happened to their loved one.
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Photo: Justin Sullivan (Getty Images)Telecom giant AT&T has moved forward with its bullshit plan to rebrand an enhanced version of its existing 25G mobile network as its much faster and still-in-development successor 53G, TechCrunch reported on Monday.
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Discussions on the issue have moved forward in recent days with strong lobbying from Republican Senator Marco Rubio, who has long pressed the administration to take a tougher stand against the government of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, the source said.
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Shares of Bombardier Inc rose 6 percent to C$2.11 after the company moved forward release of its first-quarter results by a day to Thursday in a surprise announcement that elevated market expectations of a big CSeries order this week.
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When an exhibition scheduled for the winter slot at Grey Art Gallery at New York University wasn't ready, a replacement had to be found, and "Global/Local 1960-2015: Six Artists From Iran," set for a future date, was moved forward.
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Wright-Laracy moved forward slowly — introducing the team and its product at competitions and other events, creating a business plan as a school assignment and enrolling in an entrepreneurial class in which the multifunctional pizza box received $50,000 in bridge funding.
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Even if you're disappointed in what President Obama accomplished, he substantially raised taxes on the rich and dramatically expanded the social safety net; significantly tightened financial regulation; encouraged and oversaw a surge in renewable energy; moved forward on diplomacy with Iran.
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So they moved forward trying to adhere to a strict budget and incorporate cultural traditions (Patel's parents are Hindu, while he and Preston are Christian), and landed on a church wedding followed by a brunch reception in Houston in December.
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Over the years, it's grown into a bigger and more ambitious anthology series, and also moved forward with a novel subscription model that lets the podcast generate revenue while still offering pared-down versions of its multi-story episodes for free.
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"Our organization has met with administrative offices," Branstetter said, "We have filed court briefs, and we have filed public comments making it abundantly clear the risks and damages posed by their policies, and they have moved forward with them anyway."
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ABUJA, Nov 3 (Reuters) - Nigeria's Senate has moved forward a first piece of much-delayed legislation to tackle long-standing problems in managing the nation's oil wealth, aiming to agree details for full consideration in just four weeks, lawmakers said.
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It moved forward a bit, waited, then after a few seconds moved a bit more, turned the wheel slightly, then crept up a little more as the last couple of cars whizzed by, then did the full turn after they passed.
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Job seekers were eagerly – often desperately – waiting for any word from a recruiter or hiring manager, and frequently found themselves left in the dark as hiring managers didn't communicate that they had moved forward in the hiring process without them.
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"I would have preferred to do something broader than this but I am delighted that we could at least get unanimous support to get this narrow proposal moved forward," said FEC Vice Chair Ellen Weintraub just before the commission voted.
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In what New York City police are calling a crisis, a cluster of officer suicides there earlier this year put a new spotlight on the issue as Congress moved forward with a mental-health funding bill to help prevent more deaths.
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Although investors were concerned about geopolitical risks such as tensions between the United States and North Korea during the first half, "the relatively stable market allowed ourselves to have enough funds, so we moved forward the investment schedule," Mano said.
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Samsung mobile chief DJ Koh sat down with Login on Tuesday to talk about the company's work to unify its far-flung divisions, its relationship with Google and how the company has moved forward from the disastrous Galaxy Note 7 scandal.
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While the volumes were broadly expected to be moved forward without further change, refiners and others required to use biofuels have been holding back their buying in the opaque and thinly trading RIN market until the rule was implemented, brokers said.
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Shares of Bombardier Inc rose 1 percent to C$2.01 after the company moved forward release of its first-quarter results by a day to Thursday in a surprise announcement that elevated market expectations of a big CSeries order this week.
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Twenty-six GOP-controlled states filed a federal lawsuit against the White House, challenging Obama's executives actions, and just a few months later, and a federal judge ruled to temporarily block the deportation relief measures while the case moved forward.
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Hours before she announced Congress was launching a formal impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi offered a simple reason for why she's finally moved forward: the public appears to comprehend the gravity of the Ukraine scandal.
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Read more about the Ukraine scandal:Trump aides were so afraid he'd pressure Ukraine to investigate Biden that they tried to derail his call with the Ukrainian presidentNancy Pelosi said there's one key reason why she finally moved forward on impeachment
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LONG-DELAYED plans to build a performing arts center at the World Trade Center site moved forward on Thursday when officials unveiled a new design for the building and announced that Barbra Streisand had been elected chairwoman of the board.
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But over the next four years, things moved forward rapidly, with additional web browsers improving the process of browsing the web, and hosting and other online services making it easier for ordinary people like me to set up an online presence.
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"I think what Jim (Rado) wanted to do was just make it a little bit more apparent and clear that America and other Western countries, including Britain, haven't necessarily moved forward as quickly as we'd hoped," director Jonathan O'Boyle, told Reuters.
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The health experts were either supportive of or neutral about a proposed ban on some European travelers, even as Mr. Mnuchin disagreed, and so the plan moved forward, with other items — like more specific recommendations for schools and crowds — left unmentioned.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British talks with the European Union to secure changes to a Brexit deal have moved forward in the last week, but there is still a significant amount of work to do, Prime Minister Theresa May's spokesman said on Thursday.
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The Trump administration has already moved forward with numerous other efficiency rollbacks, including weakening energy standards for light bulbs, effectively freezing standards for gas-powered residential furnaces and making it tougher for the federal government to set new efficiency rules.
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The testimony from Hill and Holmes added to the roster of career government officials who have come forward in the impeachment inquiry to explain how the push for investigations from Trump's personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani moved forward outside normal government channels.
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"I firmly believe that many aspects of the youth vaping epidemic could have been addressed if the FDA had moved forward with reviewing all e-cigarettes on the market when it first had the chance two years ago" he said.
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As far as the weak GDPNow estimate for Q1, investors could take some amount of solace in the fact that "first-quarter blues" occurred in 2016 and 2017, yet both years saw a rebound in GDP as the year moved forward.
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Despite sharp criticism of the nuclear agreement by President-elect Donald J. Trump and the Republican-led Congress, and the possibility that they could subvert it, both aviation companies moved forward with their deals, which were in the works for months.
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"I firmly believe that many aspects of the youth vaping epidemic could have been addressed if the FDA had moved forward with reviewing all e-cigarettes on the market when it first had the chance two years ago," Pallone said.
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This morning before the vote, President Donald Trump asserted executive privilege over special counsel Robert Mueller's report and its underlying evidence, following through on a threat the Justice Department made the night before if the committee moved forward with the contempt vote.
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The Foreign Relations Committee, a bill that I&aposve moved forward with Bob Corker, that the president supports and where I hope to have a bill signing on it that helps us spend more private capital in the developing world, less government assistance.
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The U.S. moved forward May 10 with raising tariffs on $200 billion in Chinese goods to 20.2% from 225%, and President Donald Trump has said there could be tariffs on the roughly $20.5 billion in Chinese exports that do not yet have tariffs.
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Ted Cruz cited examples of past judicial nominees who moved forward in the confirmation process even when senators returned blue slips indicating their disapproval; Democrats have focused on the fact that blue slips weren't returned at all for Bounds, negative or positive.
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Without citing a source, the daily said Berlin and Paris had originally agreed to support Carney with a view to him taking over at the IMF in 2021, but this had been moved forward due to Lagarde's forthcoming move to the ECB.
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Their high-profile departure, particularly in the wake of their success, foreshadowed problems that would come to the fore again and again as Telltale moved forward — ones that would lead some of their best voices to leave the studio, time and time again.
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She said when the idea was brought up "at a staff level," the administration had not moved forward with it because "logistically, there were a lot of challenges and it probably didn't make sense to move forward," but was now under consideration again.
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History lesson: AT&T's effort to buy T-Mobile was blocked in 2011; Sprint and T-Mobile subsequently discussed a deal during the Obama administration but never moved forward because regulators made clear they would fight any combination among the Big 4 carriers.
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Proposals for a drawdown have moved forward since U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson met Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez in Washington on Tuesday to discuss the case, which has been threatening the already fragile detente between the two former Cold War foes.
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The couple met at the housewarming party of a mutual friend in New York in September 2012, and a few weeks later, after Hurricane Sandy displaced Mr. Scott from his downtown apartment, their relationship moved forward when Mr. Beacham offered him refuge.
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As we moved forward from the 1970s to the 85033s, public opinion polls, direct mail fundraising solicitations and multimedia advertising, as well as a variety of other new campaign techniques, could all be contracted for by candidates, and easily accounted to the FEC.
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The only thing you really has to believe in then is that America would win the war and that America would progress as it has since 200943 You would have to know that if America moved forward, American business would move forward.
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Pat Leahy, D-Vermont, who joined most of his caucus on December 6 in urging Franken to step aside, said Monday that he wished he had waited until the Senate Ethics Committee moved forward with an investigation before expressing thoughts about Franken's future.
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LONDON, Feb 28 (Reuters) - British talks with the European Union to secure changes to a Brexit deal have moved forward in the last week, but there is still a significant amount of work to do, Prime Minister Theresa May's spokesman said on Thursday.
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Read more about the Pentagon's decision here SENATE COMMITTEE APPROVES PENTAGON NOMINEE DESPITE CONCERNS: The Senate Armed Services Committee on Thursday moved forward a top Defense Department nominee, despite questions earlier this month about potential conflicts of interest with his prior employer.
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And, though the plot is only moved forward via the murder of Jonathan, there is a clear statement being made about the evenly matched forces of good and evil, and the kind of resolve it will take for one to defeat the other.
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The department started distributing the cameras in April 26 and has moved forward despite a malfunction last October that caused one of the devices to burst into flames, delaying the rollout and forcing officials to replace thousands of devices over safety concerns.
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Earlier this month, President Trump promised to take "strong and swift economic actions" if Venezuelan president Nicolas Maduro moved forward with Sunday's referendum that would create a Constituent Assembly and enable him to rewrite his country's constitution, effectively granting himself dictatorial powers.
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The monkey controversy timeline In 2014, the FDA's National Center for Toxicological Research moved forward with a study to examine the behavioral and biological effects of nicotine in squirrel monkeys and to better understand how reducing levels of nicotine would impact them.
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As the amendment and the Senate's version of the bill moved forward, there was fear among city officials that New York could be punished twice; its taxpayers may also be called upon to help cover the lost county support for Medicaid statewide.
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Trump originally named the Georgia Republican Tom Price to lead HHS, but Price stepped down last year amid controversy over his use of private planes, and the Senate Finance Committee on Wednesday moved forward the President's pick to replace him, Alex Azar.
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"I firmly believe that many aspects of the youth vaping epidemic could have been addressed if the FDA had moved forward with reviewing all e-cigarettes on the market when it first had the chance two years ago" Frank Pallone Jr., D-N.
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In addition, just a few weeks ago, voters in Maine moved forward with the decision to take up Medicaid expansion in their state, and other states, including some in the deep South — now the epicenter of America's HIV epidemic — are discussing expansion options.
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Trump tough talk on China continues The Trump administration on Tuesday moved forward with restrictions on Chinese investment in the US and tariffs on $50 billion worth of Chinese goods despite talks that seemed to alleviate trade tensions between the two countries.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Legislation that would require law enforcement to obtain a search warrant before asking technology companies to hand over old emails unanimously moved forward in the U.S. House of Representatives on Wednesday, notching a long-awaited win for technology companies and digital privacy advocates.
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"While we were filming ["San Junipero"], it felt like, yes, we were still in the midst of the struggle for equality, but that we were moving forward and I, however naively, thought we'd continue to struggle on a path that moved forward," Davis says.
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While the federal government has failed to pass significant criminal justice reform due to congressional gridlock, states have moved forward with all sorts of reforms — with states from deep blue California to deep red Georgia pushing to cut prison populations over the past few years.
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Facebook at the time basically said the practice is normal, but the emails show that they knew this was a "high risk" PR fiasco but moved forward anyway Counterpoint: Facebook says it's an opt-in feature and that it's not useful after a year anyway.
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CEO Frank Bien says the company still has plenty of money in the bank, but it moved forward with this round now because the money was there, and he wasn't sure what the funding environment could look like in the next 9-12 months.
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SOLOMON: WELL, I THINK YOU SAW THIS, IF YOU LOOK AT THE LAST COUPLE WEEKS IN PARTICULAR, OVER THE LAST COUPLE DAYS, AS WE HAVE KIND OF MOVED FORWARD FROM THE DISCUSSION WITH MEXICO AND YOU'VE SEEN A LITTLE BIT OF A RELAXATION AND SENTIMENT.
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"I know we have moved forward with several states as far as giving them information — some states we have already, some states we're still trying to work that out, so I would have to get back to you regarding exactly Ohio," she added later.
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Read more: Nancy Pelosi said there's one key reason she finally moved forward on impeachmentThe president confirmed on Tuesday and said he decided to withhold the aid days before the call with Zelensky, but he denied that it was part of any quid pro quo.
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Part of the aesthetic of the '80s, after all, derived from the clothes of the '40s, another time when women moved forward into the workplace (just as the 1960s echoed the 1920s, with the sense of sexual liberation and youth and freedom expressed through clothes).
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To the Editor: Re "Where 'There Are No Whys'" (Inside The Times, April 16): Paul Mozur's article on reporting in Kashgar, China, is a sobering reminder that the country has made much economic progress but has not moved forward with regard to its repressive policies.
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On his third set point, at 9-8, he moved forward in the court to strike what appeared to be a relatively routine midcourt forehand and, with the crowd already buzzing, mishit it so badly that it nearly reached the stands on the fly.
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The trade dispute between the two countries kicked off last month as France moved forward with a new 3% tax on the revenue that large tech companies generate from their digital businesses, such as by collecting vast amounts of user data and selling targeted advertising.
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"With full knowledge of these consequences, Trump administration political appointees not only moved forward with their plans to terminate TPS but accelerated the timeline for El Salvador, Honduras, and Haiti, among others, to better align with the Trump re-election campaign," the coalition added.
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He noted that considerable time passed between Congress gearing up for the 1974 impeachment trial of President Richard M. Nixon — which never happened because Mr. Nixon resigned before the House moved forward with his impeachment — and the adoption in 1986 of the current impeachment rules.
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In his letter on Friday, Mr. Schultz said that if he moved forward with a run, it was possible that his name would appear on ballots even if a moderate Democrat won the nomination — "not a risk I am willing to take," he wrote.
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The case that help spark the movement in South Korea moved forward on Monday, with former deputy minister for criminal affairs at the Justice Ministry Ahn Tae-geun saying he would "faithfully cooperate" with prosecutors investigating claims that he groped a subordinate in 2010.
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Some international deals that were in the works before the election have moved forward, including a Trump-branded hotel in Vancouver and a golf course in Dubai that opened in early 2017, and other plans that are still underway in India, Uruguay and the Philippines.
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