Maybe he'll post some more updates as the show moves along.
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The premise is that the art is done and it moves along.
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The pod moves along as Baluchi runs -- much like a hamster wheel.
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As ObamaCare repeal moves along, the debate is only getting more intense.
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The plot, which is pleasantly murky, moves along at a good clip.
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The procession moves along, leaving behind just the smell of the sardines.
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Clearly it isn't as quick as the Beetle, but the van moves along nicely.
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The moves, along with squeezing costs from supplier contracts, aimed to raise revenue and margins.
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Eventually the frustrated dog moves along, teaching us all a lesson in picking your battles.
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The movie is surprisingly sweet and moves along quickly, which isn't exactly a mumblecore trait.
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Once the fall starts, the graph moves along to the left until the bungee stretches.
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As the story moves along, the novel takes on the tone of an existential noir.
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The House and Senate should consider ASAP as the process of final approval moves along.
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A boat moves along the Monongahela River adjacent to the central business district in downtown Pittsburgh.
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These moves, along with a slew of others, favor industry at the expense of public health.
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This incremental decrease suggests that the placement of the white squares moves along a spiral trajectory.
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Expect to see a cute canine and some sweet dance moves along with all the chow.
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Moves along those lines would get everyone's attention, but they would also create enormous ripple effects.
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It all moves along at a snappy enough pace, but sometimes feels more facile than insightful.
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For its initial hour, "Homecoming" moves along breezily enough, though sometimes with too much forced airiness.
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The song moves along with satisfying bass only to drop out for a bar or two.
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And it sounds like it ain't gonna get easier for Ball as the season moves along ...
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We can only hope this new Elizabeth Baker project will pick up steam as it moves along.
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Rao is a quick and engrossing storyteller, and the novel generally moves along at a good pace.
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A metal nozzle moves along a gantry system as it lays down melted plastic on a flat bed.
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Putting the whole story together has value, and each hour of this four-part series moves along well.
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"And they encourage this strong emotion, this strong attachment, and that moves along with them after their death."
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From there, the show moves along in extended vignettes, hitting the familiar high points of the Chernobyl story.
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The ball moves along per the modern tactical script, but the actors don't say their lines quite right.
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However, as the film moves along, moviegoers will begin to care more about the characters and their journey.
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He then moves along and shakes hands with Moshe Kantor, the president of the World Holocaust Forum Foundation.
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These moves, along with a drop in the pound, helped limit losses on London's FTSE 100 to 0.3%.
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The moves, along with Chrysler's introduction of fuel-efficient cars and the minivan, led to a corporate comeback.
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The series, titled Hibernation II moves along a contrasting pattern of stoic, opaque land masses against hazy night sky.
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Nevertheless, the book moves along at a graceful fast clip; Corbett writes sharp prose that gets to the point.
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Yes, stocks are, in our view, in a bear market, but there are counter-trend moves along the way.
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Moreover, the company is working to take costs out of the materials used as the F-35 program moves along.
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Then as the ring moves along with other waste through the gut, hardening shit compacts around and colors the gems.
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As a round moves along, you have to rapidly expand your city to connect with resources that are further away.
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As it moves along, it makes very deliberate movements, which Scott believes will make people feel more comfortable around it.
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That means Sanders' campaign can continue to hit up their donors for small donations as the primary calendar moves along.
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As you watch the video, your profile picture moves along a square timeline to indicate your progress to your friends.
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You can hear that hesitation in his music: while the strings and drums swell and attack, serpentwithfeet moves along timidly.
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Spectrum describes the system in detail but basically the drone takes a depth measurement as it moves along a path.
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And it moves along the surface of a sample, it picks up details about the size and conformation of molecules.
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But the film moves along so smoothly that it takes a while to notice even these striking gaps in continuity.
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One server, Hali Tsotetsi, leads around 10 co-workers through an hourlong session of vinyasa moves, along with some meditation.
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And, as it moves along with its strategy in 2020, the outlook is not great, industry insiders and analysts said.
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Joseph Mailu moves along rows of fruiting mango trees with a long pole in his hand, harvesting the mature fruits.
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It moves along in a lurching shuffle it seems to have picked up from the walkers, its decomposing zombie hordes.
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Suppose I get a low-friction cart and give it a push so that it moves along a track like this.
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"The market moves along in spite of these crises of confidence," said Mary Hoeveler, an art adviser based in New York.
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As the election season moves along, the pages sometimes hurtle past like palm trees outside the window of a moving Humvee.
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As our convoy of armored Humvees moves along the dirt roads of Helmand, we see barren fields where poppies once grew.
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You can see how your stomach moves along and changes during each turn, how your muscles tense up, and tendons stretch.
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And some of Trump's tax moves, along with his "America first" trade and immigration policies, could backfire and constrict economic growth.
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The music moves along the narrative in a certain way and the pieces have become almost like actors' voices in the films.
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The action moves along at a brisk pace, interjected with upbeat songs, including Meghan Trainor's "Me Too," a veritable feelin' yourself anthem.
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Since the ice below them moves along the ocean, every moment not in motion could mean drifting further away from their goal.
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Dundee-based yoga teacher Finlay Wilson demonstrated his moves along with Tristan Cameron-Harpe in the video, filmed by BBC The Social.
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At the moment, there are about 100 million people in the path of the storm as it moves along the east coast.
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As Chen moves along via train, truck, motorcycle and boat, we hear snippets about his time in prison and his problematic family.
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These moves, along with similar projects at most major tech companies and consulting firms, represent years of work and billions in investment.
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We don't get closer to an explanation for her death as the film moves along, but our compassion grows with each scene.
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As the year moves along, I'd recommend revisiting each card at the end of each month as we transition into the new.
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So as the European auto manufacturers get to the point where technology is ready and the law obviously moves along with it.
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How those trends progress should go a long way to determining the performance of stocks and bonds as the year moves along.
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The key, explained Welling, is to forget about keeping track of how the filter's orientation changes as it moves along different paths.
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That's pretty quick, so anyone on the path of totality will experience total darkness for only a few minutes before it moves along.
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A robot moves along the length of a rotating mandrel, precisely unwinding rolls of carbon-fiber tape and wrapping them around the cylinder.
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While I did eventually conquer knitting, I still love to crochet because, for me, it is more simple and moves along more quickly.
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So the group designed the cleanup device to moves along with the current, trapping plastic in the center of the U-shaped array.
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For the less adventurous, those seeking something that "moves along slowly and has a puddinglike consistency," try a revival musical, Mr. Brantley said.
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The Nelson 1865 RainTrain Traveling Sprinkler moves along a garden hose allowing you to water large areas without having to move the sprinkler.
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The question now is whether not these moves — along with a promise to not store U.S. user data in China — will be enough.
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In some senses, Ackerman's novel is unusual for a young writer in that it improves as it moves along rather than the reverse.
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Google announced both moves along with a host of other incremental advertising updates at its annual Marketing Next conference in San Francisco this week.
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The hyperloop is a train that moves along a tube that is kept at a thousandth of the normal atmospheric pressure at sea level.
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As the election moves along, here are four key reasons why voting system hacking remains a significant cybersecurity concern: Lack of funding and preparedness.
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As 2019 moves along, we've looked at all the new and existing credit cards available this year, and picked a few of our favorites.
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As the alert moves along the message path, it may incur time delays between when it was sent and when the public receives it.
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This first look at the tactical RPG shows off beautifully animated combat that appears to zoom in and out as the action moves along.
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Mr. Sulczynski and Ms. Taylor have become the latest embodiment of that ethos: When nature sends its worst, an Alaskan moves along without complaining.
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Although it may be tough to sleep flat on your back as pregnancy moves along, Goffman said, pregnant people should sleep however they're comfortable.
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The Last Black Man in San Francisco (the title gathers meaning as the story moves along) is heartbreaking and elegiac in all the best ways.
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In fact, during that time period in my early 20s, those were some of my signature moves, along with stealing from people, and occasionally hitchhiking.
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Each car is scrutinized before it moves along the 200-hour build process in order to pass final inspection, sometimes conducted by the CEO himself.
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At the same time, four cameras also shoot a 96-megapixel, 360-degree panoramic image for every 1.53 metres the vehicle moves along the road.
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You may also want to try making mini summaries in your head as the conversation moves along and feel free to verbalize this as well.
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"In Darkness" moves along so smartly that near the end, when the filmmakers entreat you to follow them just a bit more, you'll likely oblige.
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Whether the moves, along with proposals to hire thousands of young people and create low-cost housing opportunities, will be enough is not yet clear.
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This Clare Foran and Ali Zaslav piece really gets to how it actually *feels* on the ground in the Senate as this process moves along.
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Whether the system is healthy and functional, or whether it's on life support, are questions for the show to dig into as the season moves along.
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As the response phase begins and moves along a crescendo to full response, people are simultaneously growing in frustration because they lack power, water, food, shelter.
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The chair propels itself, detecting the chair ahead of it and keeping a fixed distance between itself and its neighbor, as it moves along a predefined path.
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Once the spotlight moves along to the next high-profile battle over Trump's administration, she can change education in America merely by doing less than her predecessors.
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Find the work done by Jake and the work done by friction for the case where the box moves along the ground a distance of 144 meters.
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At age 2000, he has kept healthy with daily walks and is proud that he moves along at a faster clip than his 22002-year-old son.
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Trampolining, which became an Olympic sport in 2000, scores athletes on the tightness and precision of their moves, along with the actual height they achieve on their jumps.
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The plot moves along a predictable path; you can probably guess from the first minutes exactly where this film is headed even if you've never heard of Paige.
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Unfortunately, as our country moves along a shrinking timeline for executing the 2020 census, serious legal concerns are emerging regarding how the Trump administration views Census Bureau leadership.
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The new trailer showcases more of the hack and slash action the game is known for, complete with gory finishing moves, along with a vague "early 2018" release window.
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Julianne kindly took PeopleStyle through her latest collection — and even showed off some of her favorite workout moves along the way so you can try them out at home.
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To help players who want to create the perfect coaster, the game offers 'heatmaps' that are generated and updated in real-time whenever a coaster moves along a track.
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As the liquid chocolate moves along, the electric field is applied to its flow direction, which reaggregates the spherical particles into short chains, reducing the viscosity of the liquid.
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To that end, the spacecraft performs two 290-degree turns each Earth orbit, which it does with a momentum wheel—basically a flywheel that moves along a single axis.
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Basically, the judge said instead of making a blanket rule to seal the whole case -- he's decided, as the case moves along, which topics to keep public or sealed.
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The data releases came a day after the Federal Reserve hinted could start unwinding its massive $4.5 trillion balance sheet "relatively soon" if the economy moves along as expected.
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And they have been joined by other unsettling developments, many of them far from home, that investors will have to factor into their thinking as the second half moves along.
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Like a giant list of tired male power fantasies, this thing moves along like a soulless father/son-in-law Meet the Parents sketch, but without the funny and budget.
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Presumably, my daughter relied on an implicit theory of how her body moves, along with an implicit theory of physics — how one complex object travels through the aperture of another.
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It all moves along so amiably, and offers such consistently delightful visuals, that the conventional plot points, up to and including an inevitable "but I can explain" bit, are entirely digestible.
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On a poorly lit Moscow street, she picks up a message left in a dead drop at a bridge underpass and then moves along, under the bridge, past four large posters.
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It also takes three episodes for that question to jell, though it presumably will be the foundational one as this series, which has already been given a second season, moves along.
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The e-commerce behemoth has the capacity for 100 planes in its air hub and about 10,000 branded truck trailers for middle-mile freight moves, along with a slew of tractors.
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During the preliminary hearing Tuesday, a judge ordered random drug and alcohol testing for the pair, and told them to stay clean as the case moves along ... according to court docs.
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And throughout the season, the remaining women will be listed in this slideshow, along with their ages, hometowns, occupations, and status, so you can keep track as the season moves along.
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It would be wise to heed the counsel of lawmakers questioning these personnel moves, along with the Senate Appropriations Committee's feedback on the proposed 32 percent cut to our civilian forces.
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When I think back on 2019, I'll think of the endless line for hot chicken at Howlin' Ray's, curving through Far East Plaza in Chinatown, growing even as it moves along.
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The camera moves along the crowded streets and within speeding cars with Akira, the main character, as he enacts his revenge on a couple who previously helped put him in jail.
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Making the eclipse movie Millions of Americans will be watching the eclipse, and that includes volunteers from national labs and education groups that will track it as it moves along its path.
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The fundraising event will consist of a massive motorbike ride that starts in Ponce, Puerto Rico and moves along the beautiful south coast of the island, ending at the Caguas Botanical Garden.
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It just stays focused on you, and as you walk, your character moves along the map, and there's a whole bunch of other stuff around you on the little map on your phone.
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As the Rev-9 sets his sights on Dani Ramos (Natalia Reyes), Grace pulls out a few hard-hitting moves along with a sledgehammer to try to put a stop to the mission.
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For now, Atlas is taking a very slow approach to onboarding users who have signed up, he said, so that it can tweak and improve the product as it moves along in beta.
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According to ABC News, Sadie and Adam Dajka were slow-dancing together at their May 20 wedding in St. Pete Beach, Florida, when they noticed someone trying to bust some moves along with them.
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As the election process moves along, those who want a new president should seriously start thinking about whether these clandestine efforts are seriously undermining the work to make that happen at the ballot box.
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On a cold afternoon on the artillery field last month, soldiers were training to fire the Paladin, a decades-old tracked vehicle that moves along with Army units and can fire at a distance.
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We talk to the couple Julia Wise and Jeff Kaufman, who've been grappling with ethical career choice since they started dating in college, and made a bunch of fascinating career moves along the way.
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"Tighter fundamentals are (the) main driver to the rally in prices, but geopolitical risk and currency moves along with speculative money in tandem have exacerbated the move," U.S. bank JPMorgan said in a note.
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As they do, a hand attached to the chain moves along a series of 24 numbers indicating the hour, while a more traditional spinning hand in the center of the left sprocket indicates the minute.
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I'm not necessarily into, like, "The Ballad of Blah Blah Blah"-kind of storytelling, but where you can include details that work to establish a setting and moves along a narrative is what I like.
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Some investors told Reuters they doubted these moves, along with scrapping Deutsche Bank's global equities division, would be enough to turn around its flagging fortunes in the face of intense competition and low interest rates.
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As the story moves along, the waiter loses his sense of who he is and what he's supposed to be doing so completely that he starts to seem like a man who could do anything.
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I hope all the usage of the word helps her to develop that ice-cool sunglasses emoji reaction to it, where it just rolls right of her fucking shoulders and she moves along living her life.
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And as this deliberate, involving film from the Maryland-based filmmaker Matthew Porterfield moves along, the young man frequently forgets his best intentions and escalates in anger and frustration every time things don't go his way.
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Except, as Dixon learns, they don't like the v-word: "There are no victims here unless we judge they have been unlawfully killed," says the transportation chief, who slides from jerk to villain as the plot moves along.
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He lamented that it can take two or three years to get a permit to even start work on a new cell site in the United States, and that the process moves along a lot faster in China.
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Those moves, along with the BOJ's commitment to maintain its ultra-low rates for the foreseeable future, marked a contrast to the West's shift toward tighter policy, although analysts expect the extent of stimulus in Asia to be measured.
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Because men's wear moves along so incrementally, it's hard to pick up on the evolution when you are being boggled by, say, the abundance of bubble dresses and bubble bloomers at Charmani (his title, by the way, not mine).
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It's all really very cool, and moves along with the trend of simplifying shopping in physical stores, like with Amazon Go. It's at the luxury level for now, partly because luxury bands "have the benefit of that personal relationship," Williams said.
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In a little less than 30 minutes, this episode delivers a credible version of a short documentary, but it also moves along this season's arc, and even takes a swing at giving a deeper meaning to all that's been happening.
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For comparison, our Sun moves along at a clip of 220 kilometer/second in its orbit around the central galactic hub, less than half as fast as these race-stars, while the average star speed is about 150 kilometers/second.
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One of the key features that sets Dunkirk apart from other war films is how it treats time: The movie moves along three separate planes of time, which it lays out right at the beginning of the film and cuts between throughout.
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There's a tiny sphincter at the end of the stomach (before the small intestine) called the piloris—the hallowed gate through which your digested food moves along its merry way to becoming poop, the intestines and colon extracting nutrients as it goes.
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Though it skirts with stereotypes and a few scenes suffer from a little wooden acting, for the most part it moves along a good clip, never boring or overtly moralising—a gripping presentation of tortured souls caught between two worlds, rejected by both.
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"It all moves along so amiably, and offers such consistently delightful visuals, that the conventional plot points, up to and including an inevitable 'but I can explain' bit, are entirely digestible," Glenn Kenny wrote in his review for The New York Times.
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Meanwhile, both Marty and his parents begin the film as seeming caricatures and gain depth as the plot moves along and we realize that the sad-sack parents Marty started out with are a far cry from the hopeful teenagers they once were.
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Sunflower Bean is a guitar-bass-drums trio that makes hand-played music, and its debut album, "Human Ceremony" (Fat Possum), moves along briskly and even impatiently with circular picking patterns, transparent strummed chords and or fuzz-toned riffs behind Julia Cumming's airy voice.
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But do we really want judges describing exactly what influences come to bear on their thinking as a case moves along, aside from the questions they ask in open court or the decisions they reach along the way to the ultimate outcome in a case?
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There's more, but you get the idea: The town is a microcosm of the culture wars, and the mist, which by the episode's end has asserted itself in brutal fashion, will no doubt both clarify battle lines and dissolve them as the series moves along.
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"We're hopeful that the Canada Infrastructure Bank moves along and we see a good pipeline here as well," Machin said, welcoming the appointment on Friday of Jim Leech, former chief executive of the Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan, as a special advisor to the Canadian government.
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"It's good that it moves along closer to a resolution obviously, and potentially caps some of the risk around (the settlement), given the earlier numbers that had been put out there," said portfolio manager Andy Forster of Sydney's Argo Investments, which has holdings in BHP.
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Even the untutored eye would quickly recognize this as the work of the same key talents; The Revenant may use plenty of cuts and is set nearly entirely outdoors, but the fluid, prowling, sometimes gasp-inducing camera moves, along with the great depth of field, are the same.
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JPMorgan rates traders Trevor Bushell, an executive director in London, and Sal Pallante and Rahmaan Streater, executive directors from the US interest-rate trading desk, are among the employees on leave from their trading responsibilities while the investigation that started in the final days of January moves along.
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There's a lot to like about the series, but the thing that stands out most to me is the absolute weirdest thing about it: how casually everything moves along, how little build-up and tension there is, and how the season just ended right as everything was starting to get interesting.
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"The Politician" thus moves along briskly enough over the course of eight serialized episodes but spends most of that time in the shallow end of the Murphy gene pool -- a nice showcase for Platt that otherwise feels more like a recycling of the producer's filmography than anything fresh or original.
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Tell it there's a national push to decarbonize buildings underway, and that there will be an array of regulatory sticks and investment carrots ensuring that everyone moves along together, and that the city can prosper — economically and reputationally — by adopting stretch goals and outpacing other cities ... it's just a different kind of conversation.
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Nevertheless, if you squint, you could see the theoretical path to success: The bill moves along briskly over the next three weeks and 50 Senate Republicans — all of whom have already voted for one version of repeal or another — decide to support their last chance to fulfill a seven-year promise to undo Obamacare.
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Friday&aposs moves — along with Spain&aposs welcoming of the Aquarius, a rescue boat carrying hundreds of migrants that was refused entry by Italy and Malta this week in the Mediterranean — showed a sharp break between new Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez and his predecessor, Mariano Rajoy, whose conservative administration had a stricter approach on migration.
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But I think the savvy move for the Republican senators who will at some point face a tough vote — not just Heller but also Shelley Moore Capito, Rob Portman, Jerry Moran, Rand Paul, Mike Lee, John McCain and Ron Johnson — is to recognize that it will get only tougher as the process moves along.
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While Mr. Sanders has argued he is not an isolationist, foreign policy experts say he has yet to turn his case for nonintervention and coalition-building into a coherent strategy for containing Russia's moves along its borders, bringing a cease-fire and political solution to Syria, enforcing the Iran nuclear deal, and handling cyberattacks from China and Russia.
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"I believe that currently we have a supply and demand balance, I mean for this winter period, but for the future we need to see how the situation will evolve in terms of the demand growth and how the production picture moves along in other countries, so we will need to assess the supply-demand balance and its dynamics."
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In many ways, Mr. Isabella is the very model of the modern major chef: His $30 million empire has put his food into airports, a baseball stadium, events with catering, lunchboxes delivered to office workers and his own take on a food hall, while he moves along, sharklike, with various versions of his sit-down restaurants.
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There's no fancy name for the technology yet (unless laser-assisted direct ink writing counts), but the gist of it is this: A nozzle moves along a preset path sending out a thin stream of silver nanoparticles, while at the same time a laser follows its progress, heating the particles and solidifying them into a freestanding filament thinner than a human hair.
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"Sessions like the one on Tuesday are indicative of the unwind of quantitative easing in that asset price moves along with volatility spikes are at odds with what historically have been the recent correlations between stocks and bonds, but consistent in that they represent a reversal of the effects of quantitative easing that suppress volatility and elevate all asset prices," Lyngen added.
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As the show moves along, it retraces a brilliant, productive career of nearly 70 years, revealing the unwavering consistency of a vision fixed on form and beauty in their many guises: extensive fashion work for Vogue; portraits of cultural luminaries and tradesmen, as well as of indigenous Peruvians and New Guinean tribesmen; nearly abstract close-ups of overly voluptuous nudes; and colossal cigarette butts magnified to suggest Roman columns, tombstones and even corpses.
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