" She added, "This is preventing me from moving ahead.
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Anthem and other legacy insurers are moving ahead to modernize.
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But Mr Ramaphosa is at least moving ahead with reforms.
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As far as Vonck knew, the company is moving ahead.
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Congress, though, looks to be moving ahead of the president.
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But with the federal grant, the project is moving ahead.
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There were, of course, risks to moving ahead so soon.
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Some states are moving ahead to shore up their elections.
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As noted, many countries are also moving ahead with nuclear.
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He said sectors are also moving ahead of the election.
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And Schumer's top deputies also support moving ahead with impeachment.
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Instead, they are moving ahead with their own regional agreements.
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"We're moving ahead on trade discussions," Kudlow said in the interview.
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"Other countries are moving ahead of the U.S.," Smith told reporters.
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For now, lawmakers are still moving ahead with their legislative efforts.
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That helped keep the U.S. economy moving ahead, but just barely.
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Perhaps more importantly, members are actually moving ahead on some issues.
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Collins, McCain, Corker and Flake, voted in favor of moving ahead.
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Yes, even the South Koreans are moving ahead in interior ergonomics.
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Some countries have raised the possibility of moving ahead without India.
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I knew that ... people needed to be more comfortable moving ahead.
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But Beijing's ambitions appear to be moving ahead at full speed.
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Several states — including California, Illinois and Oregon — are moving ahead anyway.
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Police deny those allegations and say the investigation is moving ahead.
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Chicago scored three times in the third, moving ahead 4-2.
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But he seems to be moving ahead with the original plans.
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Two more "Mission: Impossible" installments starring Tom Cruise are moving ahead.
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Unlike the train, the board game is moving ahead without problems.
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So despite the federal opposition, they're moving ahead with supervised consumption sites.
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If reports are accurate, he could now be moving ahead with changes.
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The competition ended without a winner, but ispace is still moving ahead.
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Obama was about healing and compromise in the name of moving ahead.
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But the spokesperson said plans were moving ahead on an updated program.
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All will hold their own meetings on moving ahead with the proposal.
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Yes. States, cities, and businesses have made clear they're moving ahead regardless.
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Meanwhile, trade deals that do not include the U.S. are moving ahead.
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The Trump administration is moving ahead with new travel restrictions for Cuba.
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This hasn't dissuaded Democrats, who are moving ahead at a rapid clip.
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The Trump administration has been moving ahead with a sweeping deregulatory push.
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So I don't think it's helpful in terms of legislation moving ahead.
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The White House reportedly still plans on moving ahead with scheduled Dec.
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Despite her diagnosis, the seventh season of Veep seems to be moving ahead.
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We are all moving ahead and doing what we can, figuring things out.
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President Trump tweeted this yesterday: Ending surprise medical billing moving ahead in Congress!
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Joint work on a new air-to-air missile is also moving ahead.
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The industry is moving ahead with EV development for a number of reasons.
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McCain blasted congressional leaders before the Thanksgiving break as "idiots" for moving ahead.
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May's new government time to figure out what it wants before moving ahead.
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"Now, with Trump's apparent blessing, Netanyahu is talking about moving ahead," Lockman said.
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But the Trump administration on Monday is officially moving ahead to fiscal 2019.
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Technology companies are moving ahead, racing to cash in on recently developed technologies.
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The Education Department had opposed moving ahead with the case during the appeal.
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In this environment, companies are thinking twice about moving ahead with public offerings.
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Both Mexico and Canada are moving ahead with steps toward ratifying the trade agreement.
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Moving ahead, SoftBank's Vision Fund is cutting another check, this time to General Motors.
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But last week, Kaputsos's lawyers filed an amended complaint, moving ahead toward a trial.
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But the judge decided against granting the delay, and foreclosures have been moving ahead.
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I can tell you that," he said, adding: "We're still moving ahead as planned.
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The deliberation follows signs that Turkey is moving ahead with the S-400 purchase.
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The project is moving ahead as pressure mounts on the region's overburdened transportation system.
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Waymo is moving ahead with its plans to launch a driverless service, Krafcik said.
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"Those I can act immediately on, so I'm moving ahead on those," he said.
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Pandora is moving ahead with its plan to compete with Spotify and Apple Music.
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The government is moving ahead with development plans in the areas where they operated.
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Up until about two weeks ago, things seemed to be moving ahead as planned.
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"With Russia, there were signs that things were moving ahead," she said from Hobart.
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He's still working on the second part, but he's moving ahead on the first.
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Purdue, for its part, is moving ahead, filing Sunday night for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
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Foxconn announced Monday that it was indeed moving ahead with the smaller-scale facility.
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The polls are tightening, and Trump is even moving ahead in several swing states.
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Only time moving ahead, like a train past a border you can never recross.
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The Libra Association is moving ahead this week despite the loss of key members.
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Let's examine the few policies Trump is moving ahead with, or at least leaving alone.
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"[Y]ou would think that they would be interested in moving ahead," she said.[Politico]
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"The Congolese government seems to be moving ahead without addressing these major issues," Lezhnev said.
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I can tell you that," he said, adding that "we're still moving ahead as planned.
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Moving ahead, the stock market is doing something silly that we wanted to touch on.
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So if that happens, then we think we will be moving ahead with that project.
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It's a story of... Atlantic Coast states moving ahead with zero-emissions power procurement policies.
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However, others, including Polish chairman Tusk, caution against alienating voters by moving ahead too fast.
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For residents of Guam life on the island appears to be moving ahead as normal.
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Osram called the negotiations "constructive", while AMS said talks were "moving ahead in good faith".
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While McDonald's contemplates action in the U.S., it is moving ahead in the United Kingdom.
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Louisiana, for its part, is moving ahead with its own more market-based Obamacare alternatives.
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Today, the Army, Navy, and Air Force are moving ahead with major hypersonic weapons programs.
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There's still one prequel idea moving ahead at HBO, and it's all about the Targaryens
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He asked her to hold off a little while longer, but Khloé is moving ahead.
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For now, however, Mr. Trump has decided to hold off on moving ahead with them.
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Why am I not moving ahead when I am doing everything the guys are doing?
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Finally, moving ahead with Taiwan would be an economic win for American manufacturers and farmers.
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He argued against moving ahead without additional evidence to prove a criminal act by Trump.
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He imagined a more holistic system that required students to demonstrate learning before moving ahead.
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Cotton also told MSNBC's "Morning Joe" Thursday that he's talking with Democrats about moving ahead.
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Earlier this month, the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration said the sidewalk cleanup campaign was moving ahead.
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In other countries, like China, moving ahead of us because we don't have that anymore.
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Others say the combativeness of witnesses should not deter the impeachment investigation from moving ahead.
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Some moderate Democrats are also skeptical about moving ahead with such a divisive process. Sen.
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So far, the plan is paying off and moving ahead faster than expected, the company said.
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But other changes, affecting health policy domestically and abroad, are moving ahead with far less attention.
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For now, Jewel is focused on all the positive changes in her life and moving ahead.
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But Zukin of the Nadiya Clinic is moving ahead with plans to offer MRT more widely.
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Canada, Mexico and the EU also are moving ahead with their own levies on U.S. goods.
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The CVM is also moving ahead with cases related to Brazilian tycoon Eike Batista's EBX Group.
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The company is also moving ahead with looking for a permanent chief executive, these sources said.
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Trump, briefly interrupted a couple times by protesters, praised senators for moving ahead on health care.
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It feels out its location a few inches at a time, pausing, backtracking, then moving ahead.
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Uber and Lyft are moving ahead, striking dozens of partnerships with health-care organizations and hospitals.
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He added that the kingdom was moving ahead with its development projects regardless of oil prices.
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"All those services will be a big part of our marketing strategy moving ahead," Rochet said.
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"We are moving ahead with our desire to revoke Atlantia's road network," Di Maio told reporters.
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"We are moving ahead with our desire to revoke Atlantia's road network," Di Maio told reporters.
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ALBANY — Moving ahead with a plan that has drawn criticism from conservatives, the administration of Gov.
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Aoude says he and his company will keep moving ahead to improve safety wherever they can.
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"We are moving ahead for the fatherland," Diosdado Cabello, a powerful assembly member, wrote on Twitter.
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This month, the E.P.A. announced it was moving ahead on the proposal to ban methylene chloride.
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"But moving ahead into economic waters that are hard to predict, it's stronger to be bigger."
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Japan is moving ahead with plans to land a spacecraft on Phobos, one of Mars' moons.
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Scientists are moving ahead with multiple vaccine candidates and new ways to fight mosquitoes without pesticides.
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Riding on Iceland's recovery, the development of the rest of East Harbor is finally moving ahead.
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Why it matters: For the time being, each chamber is moving ahead on their own version.
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Still, researchers in China and the UK have been moving ahead with gene editing human embryos.
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Moving ahead productively will be an important test not only for American institutions, but for everyone.
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Turkey seems to be moving ahead with the S-400 purchase, regardless of the U.S. warnings.
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According to Korean government representatives, the two reaffirmed that THAAD's deployment will be moving ahead as planned.
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For now, the city is moving ahead a few thousand square feet of white at a time.
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"We are moving ahead, as the speaker pointed out yesterday, roughly $12 to $15 billion," McConnell said.
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A key aim was to get the team in place prior to moving ahead with North Korea.
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I think it's important to have a direction when moving ahead and not to compromise too much.
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The Swiss drugmaker is moving ahead with plans for an initial stock offering of its pharmacy unit.
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These transitions are often moving ahead without political pressure and in states that lack renewable energy mandates.
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The company is starting to award "significant" contracts and is moving ahead with benefit agreements, he said.
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I think it's absolutely necessary, in order to make France moving ahead, and having some structural changes.
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China also is moving ahead into manned-spacecraft technologies as well as lunar and Mars exploration missions.
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Moving ahead could help the bargaining position of the members in bilateral talks with the United States.
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In this way we are not moving ahead by even one step in managing the refugee crisis.
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So I have absolutely no doubt that we will never go back, and we are moving ahead.
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Instead, look for areas of common ground where we can move past gridlock and start moving ahead.
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Despite the lack of top line budget numbers, appropriators are busy moving ahead with their spending bills.
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" Jackson said the charge would be easy to disprove and insisted "we're still moving ahead as planned.
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Current US President Donald Trump has derided his predecessor's deal, but it appears to be moving ahead.
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Osram on Wednesday called the negotiations "constructive", while AMS said talks were "moving ahead in good faith".
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In fact, Bless is so confident he is moving ahead with boosting capacity at Century's Kentucky plant.
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"We will find a few surprises because biotechnology is moving ahead in leaps and bounds," he says.
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Agreeing to a backup plan for solving the Irish border dilemma is a condition of moving ahead.
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Still, Turkey seems to be moving ahead with the S-400 purchase, regardless of the U.S. warnings.
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Some couples are cautiously moving ahead, while others are forced to delay their 'I do's' for now.
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It was that previous divide that kept Mr. McConnell from moving ahead with the more comprehensive version.
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But Mr. Golden said that his son, who now wears a prosthesis, was focused on moving ahead.
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We're moving ahead with our own plans, we are opening up a subsidiary, in Brussels, in Belgium.
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Their children aren't guaranteed to get the kind of education that could prepare them for moving ahead.
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The International Olympic Committee said it remains fully committed to moving ahead with the Games as scheduled.
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Given what we know at this time, we are moving ahead full speed with E3 2020 planning.
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After all, Casper is moving ahead — just at a more modest price than it may have hoped.
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His testimony essentially offers Democrats validation for moving ahead with impeachment -- a significant political risk in itself.
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The prosecuting authority is appealing in the courts to avoid moving ahead and Zuma insists he is innocent.
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As a matter of fact, Reuters reports that other companies are blithely moving ahead with AI for hiring.
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AngloGold Ashanti Ltd, Cordoba Minerals and Minera Cobre are moving ahead with exploration work at their own sites.
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Construction activity and the recruiting of experienced refinery executives already signal the restart operation is moving ahead rapidly.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) and Kamala Harris (D-Calif.), have long supported moving ahead with impeachment, as well.
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The government is moving ahead with the external debt issuance to pay for the settlement with holdout creditors.
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Congress will also be busy moving ahead with a number of Trump's Cabinet nominees in the week ahead.
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Accelerating missile program The North Korean missile program in particular has been moving ahead at a rapid pace.
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Overall, the economy is fairly strong and the Fed's insistence on moving ahead with rate hikes underscores that.
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Stewart narrowly won his primary in June and is moving ahead on his underdog bid to topple Sen.
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Andrew M. Cuomo (D) announced he was moving ahead to contract with 28 private labs in New York.
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To win over skeptics, Mr. Trice is moving ahead with a major test of whether his theories work.
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Mr. Trump is now moving ahead with plans to impose 25 percent tariffs on all remaining Chinese imports.
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"We are absolutely committed to moving ahead with this project," Mr. Morneau told a news conference in Toronto.
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Officially, planning for the Ulchi Freedom Guardian military exercise, one of the world's largest, is still moving ahead.
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France, for example, is moving ahead with a large-scale clinical trial of the medical uses of cannabis.
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The Trump administration on Tuesday said it was moving ahead with $244 billion of tariffs on Chinese products.
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They look forward to putting this incident behind them and moving ahead in their academic and athletic pursuits.
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We are committed to moving ahead with this meaningful investment in the long-term future of Journal Square.
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The network is moving ahead with a potential prequel idea, though the show hasn't been officially ordered yet.
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Democrats had sought approval from organized labor, a key constituency for many in the caucus, before moving ahead.
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But more recent examples show there's little use in moving ahead without an explicit OK from Trump himself.
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He believes McKinsey's proposed approach will fall short of the standard, and is moving ahead with his claims.
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If the administration dallies on moving ahead with the census, the timetable for the count could be at risk.
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Yet she worries about the appeal of genetic testing's potential profits moving ahead of the science to support them.
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British company Dyson, best known for premium appliances, is moving ahead with its plans to build an electric car.
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The US said it needed to have evidence of Gulen's participation in the coup before moving ahead with extradition.
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The Trump administration said it was moving ahead to finalize its proposal and showed no willingness to reopen talks.
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Despite criticism from both parties for Trump's about-face, his administration seems to be moving ahead with that plan.
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Separate from Uber's search, Bloomberg reports that Japanese government officials are moving ahead to develop a flying car system.
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"It is moving ahead but too slowly," said Kareen Jabre, director of the division of programs at the IPU.
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Former U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder announced in December 2014 that federal officials were moving ahead with their investigation.
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Nevertheless, certain states like California, Arizona, Texas, Pennsylvania, Michigan, and others are moving ahead of federal programming and testing.
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The government is moving ahead with new pipelines for groundwater and projects to desalinate water from the Red Sea.
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The countries moving ahead were Armenia, Austria, Azerbaijan, Croatia, Cyprus, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Malta, the Netherlands and Russia.
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Before announcing the deal, Israel had been moving ahead with plans to deport many of the Africans to Rwanda.
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Donors are moving ahead as if their dollars could be the determining factor in whether Republicans maintain a majority.
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The deliberations over a possible interview were moving ahead despite Ms. Trump's lack of interest in appearing on camera.
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That's probably because South Korean President Moon Jae-in is moving ahead with economically lucrative inter-Korean integration plans.
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The movie theater giant AMC says it is moving ahead with ambitious expansion plans for dozens of cinemas there.
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Fortunately, there are already news sites covering Chicago the right way, which offer Chance a blueprint for moving ahead.
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MetLife is also moving ahead with similar reforms, despite having fought to shed the too-big-to-fail label.
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Alphabet's health-care unit Verily is moving ahead with plans in the insurance sector with new hires and partnerships.
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Nonetheless, arms control advocates expressed concern about moving ahead with design studies for a new medium-range U.S. missile.
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Until last Sunday, that is, when he told Trump he was moving ahead with the invasion of northern Syria.
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Devin Nunes, the GOP chairman of the committee -- of blocking the inquiry from moving ahead, leaving key questions unanswered.
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Cheniere announced in May that it was moving ahead with a third liquefaction train at its Corpus Christi project.
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The Pentagon, however, has not waited for the review's completion in moving ahead with two new nuclear weapons programs.
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Still, Trump's allies are continuing to back Kavanaugh and questioning the timing of Ford moving ahead with her story.
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But the conversations ramped up as top Democrats announced they were moving ahead with articles of impeachment this week.
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In a briefing with reporters, Schiff accused Republicans of blocking the inquiry from moving ahead, leaving key questions unanswered.
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The change also indicated the listing was moving ahead despite market speculation it could be delayed or totally shelved.
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"I would say, 10 days ago, I think we were on the path of moving ahead with USMCA," Heyman said.
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By moving ahead with alternative arrangements, the EU has signalled it does not expect to resolve the crisis before December.
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For example, LPL Financial, Merrill Lynch and Morgan Stanley are moving ahead with changes they made to comply with regulation.
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Geico has gained significant market share in recent years, moving ahead of Allstate to the No. 2 spot in 2013.
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But if they fail, and they're still complaining after that, Ryan has made his intentions clear: He's moving ahead anyway.
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Trump is moving ahead with sanctions against Iran that are already curbing their exports ahead of formal reimposition in November.
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At least 72 protesters and police were injured in clashes today after officials insisted on moving ahead with the bill.
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""A promise you can count on""Together we're strong""Strength for all our families""Getting ahead together""Moving Ahead. Together.
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"We are not stalled," Pereira said, responding to criticism that the cases, some dating to 2013, were moving ahead slowly.
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" He added: "But at least, we've got her back and that's the important thing and we can start moving ahead.
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It's also an acknowledgement that the rest of the world is moving ahead with Paris regardless of what he decides.
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"If we're not seen as a reliable partner then we're going to have a hard time moving ahead," he said.
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Clinton appears to be moving ahead with campaign events in Ohio, Virginia and North Carolina on Monday and Tuesday, however.
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California lawmakers, faced with this failure by the federal government, are moving ahead to finance public research on their own.
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Eni is moving ahead in Mozambique despite the added challenge of using a relatively untested technology to ship the gas.
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The disclosure of the decision on the pilots follows signs that Turkey is moving ahead with the S-400 purchase.
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South Korean officials said that negotiations were moving ahead and cautioned against placing too much significance on the delayed meeting.
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The Senate is moving ahead with its own legislative push on opioids, though the midterm politics differ in that chamber.
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The two men in 2017 collected roughly 750 signatures from neighborhood residents in favor of the dorm plan moving ahead.
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The lawsuit is moving ahead against the backdrop of the effort on Capitol Hill to repeal the Affordable Care Act.
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Apple is moving ahead with a plan to screen for disease with its Apple Watch, starting with a clinical study.
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Julia Keleher, Secretary of Education of Puerto Rico, has been moving ahead to contribute to this in a big way.
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The Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk rivalry is moving ahead at warp speed thanks to a new Star Trek deepfake.
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The bureau is moving ahead with a weeklong inquiry that could delay the Senate vote on the confirmation even further.
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Scott Walker (R) said he's moving ahead with a plan to drug test some food stamp recipients in his state.
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A strong vote could send a clear message to the Senate, where lawmakers are moving ahead without the spinoff plan.
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By moving ahead with alternative arrangements, the EU has signaled it does not expect to resolve the crisis before December.
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But research is moving ahead fast on two groups of alternative technologies to curb climate change, as emissions continue to rise.
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Republicans are moving ahead with campaign promises to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act, known to most Americans as Obamacare.
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Los Angeles retaliated in the bottom of the second by moving ahead 2-1 and threatened to add a third run.
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Still, naysayers will always exist, and the hunt continues for documentation, but the project is moving ahead with or without it.
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Ford also is moving ahead with plans to use factory capacity in other markets to fill gaps in its U.S. lineup.
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The government is moving ahead with plans to sell about 5 percent of national oil giant Saudi Aramco, the ministry said.
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The Dodgers, who twice trailed by three runs, tied the score in the sixth inning before moving ahead in the seventh.
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While ESA tries to land on Mars, the United States is moving ahead with plans to send humans to the planet.
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Lyft is moving ahead with tests of the All-Access plan, a monthly subscription service for rides through the Lyft platform.
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Democrats have been protesting the GOP moving ahead with committee markups without a score from the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office (CBO).
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Others are moving ahead in the Bakken, Eagle Ford and Permian, considered the cheapest and most-prolific U.S. shale oil fields.
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And at this point, FBI officials are confident that the investigation is moving ahead, despite Comey's abrupt firing earlier this week.
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But then-President Obama and Democrats ignored the bill in favor of the Democratic-controlled FCC moving ahead on its own.
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Recent surveys of voter sentiment, however, show him moving ahead of Yudhoyono and a third candidate, former education minister Anies Baswedan.
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Read: Why China's space program stands out The statement on Sunday said the space station project was moving ahead as planned.
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Acknowledging difficulties in moving ahead, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had asked for extra time to try to reach a new agreement.
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The president was set to approve an order last Thursday moving ahead with a probe into his unsubstantiated voter fraud claims.
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Trump said Tuesday that the meeting could be delayed, but both sides appear to be moving ahead with the planning process.
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Moving ahead without Canada would kill NAFTA, which covers $1.2 trillion in trade between the three countries, and spook financial markets.
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Goldman Sachs is reportedly moving ahead with plans to set up the first bitcoin trading operation at a Wall Street bank.
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Democrats earlier this week complained that Republicans were moving ahead with confirmation hearings for nominees whose paperwork had not been filed.
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They see it as a broader consumer appeal and are moving ahead irregardless of the immediate regulatory scrimmaging at the moment.
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The Nordstrom family is moving ahead with finding a private equity buyer for the Seattle-based department store chain, sources said.
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Orsted has also said that it was moving ahead on a very large offshore wind project called Greater Changhua in Taiwan.
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The rest of the world is moving ahead with trade alliances as the Trump administration pushes a nationalistic "America first" agenda.
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Britain and Italy appear to be moving ahead with their own digital tariffs, and London plans to introduce one in April.
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Trump is moving ahead with the event despite a plea from Phoenix Mayor Greg Stanton, a Democrat, that he stay away.
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Peterson was just one of two Democrats who voted against moving ahead with impeachment proceedings for President Donald Trump last week.
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Republicans are moving ahead with Medicaid expansion in two other states -- Idaho and Nebraska -- where voters approved ballot measures in November.
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Meanwhile, it's also moving ahead with its plans for an "air taxi" version that's meant to transport people in urban environments.
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We suspect these probably aren't the only coaches involved, and so we will be moving ahead to look for additional targets.
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"I know it's been a long night, but we are moving ahead," an opposition member, Adolfo Marín, said to the crowd.
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While you're at it, put a limit on how long you can take to make a decision before simply moving ahead.
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Meanwhile, Romania is moving ahead with increases in its defense spending and plans to meet the 2 percent NATO target next year.
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Meanwhile, competitors like Genalyte, backed by Khosla Ventures, NOWDiagnostics and Altona Diagnostics are moving ahead, apparently without running afoul of regulatory requirements.
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Russian lawmakers are moving ahead with a proposal to take further control over internet traffic in the country, The Associated Press reports.
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This indicates that some Marriott shareholders are disappointed that the company is moving ahead with the deal at such a high price.
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Instead of moving ahead, he longed to open up the floors beneath our feet and send us plunging ever backward into history.
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California is moving ahead with setting its own rules, and 19 states said in August they would challenge the rollback in court.
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They deserve a lot of credit for moving ahead with innovative new technologies and achieving results faster and cheaper than anyone predicted.
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The USDA is moving ahead with plans for a second round of financial aid to farmers hurt by trade wars, Perdue said.
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She said that there will most likely be more "flip flopping" moving ahead but probably no more escalations in terms of tariffs.
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"It's a good thing for the riding public that it's moving ahead," he said, "but they didn't set any indoor speed records."
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The Senate Judiciary Committee announced Tuesday that is is moving ahead this week on a controversial bill aimed at lowering drug prices.
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Buyout group Providence is moving ahead with plans to either sell or float HSE1713 on the Frankfurt stock exchange before the summer.
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The Food and Drug Administration is moving ahead with new rules that would reduce the nicotine in cigarettes to non-addictive levels.
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They are expected to announce that they have more than 218 House members on board with moving ahead with a bipartisan bill.
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Florida is moving ahead with Tuesday's primary, even though a lot of voters -- and poll workers -- are at high risk for coronavirus.
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Some of those who could not participate have signaled to organizers they are interested in moving ahead with various forms of assistance.
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California and other states are moving ahead with their own laws, forcing consumers and companies to navigate a patchwork of different regulations.
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In the meantime, the Pentagon is moving ahead with plans to send 6003,2600 to 26,2000 troops to try to stabilize the country.
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What that means for Noah remains to be seen, but it is hard to envision him as a key player moving ahead.
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This would give states that are moving ahead with legalization certainty that the federal government will not try to thwart their policies.
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Obama is moving ahead with the nomination process despite warnings from Senate Republicans that they will make life miserable for any nominee.
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China is moving ahead with planned financial reform, despite pressure from a slowing economy and rising tensions with its largest trading partner.
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And top Democrats have repeatedly stressed that Democrats are moving ahead only with their investigations — making no conclusion about the president's conduct.
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"Things are moving ahead smoothly, and will continue to move ahead," Katherine G. Farley, Lincoln Center's chairwoman, said in a telephone interview.
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The Nasdaq is moving ahead with plans to launch bitcoin futures as early as next year, despite an ongoing bear market for crypto.
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The Padres trailed 5-73 in Wednesday's contest before moving ahead for good on rookie Hunter Renfroe's solo homer in the eighth inning.
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Disney is moving ahead with at least four original shows based on the Star Wars, Marvel, High School Musical, and Monsters, Inc. franchises.
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It's the only way we're going to get middle class people moving ahead again, because the harder they work, the more they keep.
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But other nations are moving ahead while we're headed to study hall--and in the interim we're slapping big tariffs on 5G networks.
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Lightning center Steven Stamkos had a goal and two assists, moving ahead of teammate Nikita Kucherov for the NHL lead with 41 points.
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Moving ahead, Lyft doesn't expect to lower its losses to the zero mark next year, when it anticipates net revenue of $2.5 billion.
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Investors want to know whether management did their homework on Monsanto before moving ahead with a $63 billion merger, which closed in 2018.
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The US on Thursday said it was moving ahead with tariffs on aluminum and steel imports from Canada, Mexico and the European Union.
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Instead, Sessions is moving ahead with his duties as attorney general, including routine meetings with administration officials at the White House on Wednesday.
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"(Mohammed bin Salman) seems strongly committed to anchoring the OPEC agreement deep into 2018 and moving ahead with the Aramco sale," RBC said.
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Warren also raised concerns that CFPB violated federal law by moving ahead with the name change without conducting legally required cost-benefit analysis.
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"The city is moving ahead with plans to move the Bull to protect the safety of New Yorkers," Mayoral Spokesperson Jane Meyer said.
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Despite denials from Kavanaugh and the White House, several senators have voiced concerns about moving ahead with the nomination before hearing from Ford.
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And in a sign of the discord, even a place as serene as North Dakota was not moving ahead in a unanimous fashion.
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"I have to look that fear in the eye and say 'I know you're here fear, but I have to keep moving ahead.'"
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But Trump has become frustrated that China has not done more to pressure Pyongyang, and has been considering moving ahead on trade actions.
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Top administration officials refused to place odds on whether the Trump–Kim summit will happen, but said they are moving ahead with planning.
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In Long Branch, the Kushners are moving ahead with building the hotel in Pier Village and may add more hotels in the area.
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Lightning center Steven Stamkos had a goal and two assists, moving ahead of teammate Nikita Kucherov for the NHL lead with 236 points.
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Judicial Watch has until March 15 to file an initial plan for moving ahead with the evidence-gathering process, formally known as discovery.
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HK, moving ahead with a $27 billion plan to buy Refinitiv, in which Thomson Reuters, parent of Reuters News, holds a 45% stake.
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But the government is intent on moving ahead with the assembly, with some of its members promising to bring order to the country.
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California is already moving ahead with stringent state-level standards on nitrogen dioxide pollution from trucks that could be replicated by other states.
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We are moving ahead with new research initiatives to develop enhanced therapies and innovative devices to further advance the care of these disorders.
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The Trump administration is reportedly moving ahead with discussions about blocking U.S. government pension funds from investing in Chinese stocks, Bloomberg said Tuesday.
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House Republicans are moving ahead with writing a tax-reform bill based on the Ryan blueprint and hope to release legislation this spring.
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Their opposition failed to stop Barzani from moving ahead with the vote, and the destabilizing results are now apparent for all to see.
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Stocks hit the lows of their day after Fox News reported that the White House still plans on moving ahead with scheduled Dec.
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And our job, I think at the FOMC, is to keep that economy strong and keep moving ahead in the way it is.
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That is: The reason for moving ahead with impeachment now is to at long last dispense with the base's unceasing demand for impeachment.
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But once again, the urge to legislate may be moving ahead of a more sensible solution: Give the market a chance to work.
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Republicans on the committee have indicated that they were interested in moving ahead with a vote on Kavanaugh's nomination if Ford didn't testify.
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Now that Mars is moving ahead in Aquarius, you feel energized to connect with people, share ideas, and fight for causes you believe in.
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Ethio Lease's new licence signals Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed is moving ahead with the economic reforms he pledged when he took office last year.
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Last month, several U.S. multinationals told Reuters they are moving ahead with projects in the largest Arab economy, including Dow Chemical and General Electric.
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It's starting construction of a factory in Shanghai and is moving ahead with plans for the Model Y, a semi truck and a pickup.
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A source close to the matter said the decision was a signal that the review of the deal was moving ahead without any hitches.
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"Your companies should be extremely cautious about moving ahead with a project that will foreseeably fuel the growth in global criminal activity," they wrote.
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The big picture: While the seismic testing is likely moving ahead, oil and gas drilling and production is not allowed off the Atlantic Coast.
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We are not moving ahead with Myanmar at the moment... We might revisit that but we've decided not to go into Myanmar just yet.
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It's against that backdrop that Securus is now moving ahead with a merger that could further consolidate a market already criticized as woefully consolidated.
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The national government, meanwhile, is moving ahead with a massive, expensive pumped hydro project that was initially spearheaded by former Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull.
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Frustrated by the deadlock, many countries are moving ahead with legislation, with New Zealand the latest to tighten oversight over access to online communication.
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Pritzker asked Mueller about VW's commitment to expanding its Chattanooga, Tennessee, plant, and he said VW was moving ahead with an expansion, sources said.
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Ethio Lease's new license signals Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed is moving ahead with the economic reforms he pledged when he took office last year.
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Reuters reports that the federal government is moving ahead in its plans to roll back fuel economy standards, despite states' promises of legal action.
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What's next: Per the Wall Street Journal, "officials are now moving ahead with plans for trials of the 95 holdouts who are still detained."
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It's been the darkest part of America's subconscious—for one second we thought we were moving ahead, and it's like no, no we're not.
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It is unclear how or when the project will be executed, and Saudi's Arabia's energy ministry is moving ahead with its own solar projects.
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As expected, the Fed gave a nod to a temporary weakness in the economy and signaled it is still moving ahead with policy tightening.
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The government has clamped down on public discussion of its plan until after the election but internally, the cabinet appears to be moving ahead.
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Maersk is also moving ahead with spinning off Maersk Drilling, announcing it expected its new listing in Copenhagen to begin trading on April 212.3.
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The reports indicate that planning for the historic summit, initially scheduled for June 12, is moving ahead after Trump called it off last week.
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Ford is moving ahead with plans to invest in facilities to build driverless cars and electric vehicles in Michigan, the auto company announced Wednesday.
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The Obama administration is moving ahead with an incentive program for its contentious climate change rule, despite the Supreme Court's action halting the regulation.
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The historic summit is moving ahead despite the president's previous decision to cancel the gathering due to Kim's "open hostility" towards the United States.
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With the nonprofit groups that still take donations from Mylan, the effort to get epinephrine auto-injectors on the preventive list is moving ahead.
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In any event, Moscow is moving ahead with the development of its other nuclear armed systems and is certain to continue testing the Burevestnik.
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A hard-working, albeit smaller-than-usual, U.S. delegation is on hand, and the talks are moving ahead on a range of technical matters.
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Tom Cole, who attended the meeting, conceded that moving ahead with repeal will put the burden on Republicans to lay out the next steps.
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Communication issues at home and with your family will finally start clearing up, and things will begin moving ahead in your love life, too!
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The work is moving ahead, they said, despite protests from the 76 Rohingya families still living in the village who didn't want to move.
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The Wall Street Journal had reported that officials believe separating the duties will help accelerate the process to get the Aramco IPO moving ahead.
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Brian Nosek, a psychology professor at the University of Virginia who was consulted on the training, worried that Starbucks was moving ahead too quickly.
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Game Developers Conference organizers are still moving ahead with the annual conference, despite losing exhibitors such as Epic, Microsoft, and Unity amid coronavirus concerns.
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Alphabet subsidiary Sidewalk Labs is moving ahead with its own plans to redevelop Toronto's waterfront, an effort that will include sensors and other technologies.
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The IEA said several key indicators were showing a market re-balancing was "clearly moving ahead" with supply and demand becoming more closely aligned.
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The White House is reportedly moving ahead with discussions about blocking U.S. government pension funds from investing in Chinese stocks, Bloomberg reported on Tuesday.
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The move higher overnight on Wall Street was attributed to talk that the Trump administration was moving ahead with its tax reform policy proposals.
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He also criticized Republicans for moving ahead on the Graham-Cassidy bill before it has been fully analyzed by the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office.
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A high-speed rail line is moving ahead in Texas, connecting Dallas, Fort Worth and Houston, but it is being financed by private industry.
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Japanese Economy Minister Toshimitsu Motegi said he hoped that moving ahead with the deal would be a step towards bringing back the United States.
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Embarrassing headlines have not stopped parts of his programme from moving ahead, which was not the case during the presidency of his predecessor, Michel Temer.
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GOP sources on the call tell CNN that the speaker and other top leaders informed members leadership elections are moving ahead as planned next week.
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Balderrama's employer, Grand Rapids, Michigan-based Firstronic LLC, is moving ahead with plans to expand production in Juarez, which supplies mostly to factories in Mexico.
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On Tuesday afternoon, shortly before the rescheduled hearing was set to start, a Justice Department lawyer told plaintiffs the administration was moving ahead with printing.
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The five teams moving ahead are SpaceIL, Moon Express, Synergy Moon, Team Indus, and Hakuto, according to an announcement by the X Prize Foundation today.
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While Amazon is moving ahead with a Virginia office, the company walked back its New York plans after organized pushback from local officials and citizens.
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Earlier on Thursday, the Trump administration outraged allies by moving ahead with tariffs on aluminum and steel imports from Canada, Mexico and the European Union.
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Most of the participants provided their estimates after Trump started moving ahead of Democratic rival Hillary Clinton in key battleground states, including Florida and Ohio.
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House Ways and Means Committee chairman Kevin Brady outlined a step-by-step process to House Republicans this morning for moving ahead on tax reform.
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But last month, a unanimous Missouri Supreme Court ruled that state law did not prohibit St. Louis from moving ahead with its higher minimum wage.
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Source: A.T. Kearney Vietnam was number six on the list, moving ahead five spots from last year as the country boasts more liberal investment laws.
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If there is a change in the deal that was signed, we will be obliged to obey, but as of today, we are moving ahead.
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Zebra Technologies is moving ahead with plans to relocate more manufacturing from China ahead of looming tariff hikes, CEO Anders Gustafsson told CNBC on Tuesday.
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"We're first in, collecting intelligence, moving ahead of the military, going where others can't go and doing things that no one else can," Haspel said.
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The Obama administration is moving ahead with a new regulation that could make it easier for students to seek forgiveness of their federal student loans.
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That has prevented many companies in other regions who follow the US accounting format from moving ahead with any plans for Panda issues so far.
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It is far better to evaluate plans before moving ahead or to reevaluate at the outset than to act hundreds of millions of dollars later.
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The federal government has stopped the state from moving ahead, while leaving the door open for it to accomplish its aims in a different way.
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But that has not stopped one developer from moving ahead with plans to build 900 houses on a former golf course in a flood zone.
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Seattle emerged from Wednesday's slumber to post a 7-5 victory, moving ahead for good on Robinson Cano's two-run double in the seventh inning.
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"Moving ahead in the right direction," Ellsbury told reporters Friday afternoon after he had worked out at the team's minor league training complex in Tampa.
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But I don't want to get any further behind so I am going to commit the time I can to moving ahead on it now.
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But base enthusiasm and the appearance of broader public support combined with a Trump-era desire for boldness means the party is moving ahead anyway.
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GM also is moving ahead with plans to invest $9 billion in its U.S. plants over the life of the next UAW deal, sources said.
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The Trump administration may be pondering a retreat from the United States' climate commitments, but corporate America is moving ahead with its own emissions goals.
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Portland was also moving ahead with subpoenaing Uber on Greyball, an official there said on Friday, affirming that the federal action was a criminal investigation.
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It was unclear whether he was sharing his own opinion or if the Iranian government was moving ahead with the expulsion of ambassador Rob Macair.
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However, on Thursday, U.S. stocks snapped a four-day winning streak after a report said Trump would support moving ahead with additional tariffs against China.
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Los Angeles continued to add to its lead early in the second quarter, moving ahead by as many as 7.63 points with 9:13 left.
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New York (CNN Business)Foxconn says it is moving ahead with its construction plans in Wisconsin, despite uncertainty about what it might eventually build there.
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The law received unanimous support in Congress — meaning that MAS backed the idea of moving ahead to the next election without Morales as a candidate.
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" He applauded House Speaker Nancy Pelosi for moving ahead with an impeachment inquiry and said he's "cautiously optimistic about the path that we're on now.
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Washington (CNN)The Federal Communications Commission is moving ahead with plans to designate a three-digit number to reach the National Suicide Prevention Hotline: 988.
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With the congressional and F.B.I. investigations moving ahead, President Trump has defended Mr. Manafort's work in Ukraine as a legitimate pursuit for a campaign adviser.
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Major dating networks like Tinder and Grindr have been slow to respond to these epidemics, but a number of other sites have been moving ahead.
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Meng is due to appear in court in Vancouver on Wednesday after the Canadian government announced last week it was moving ahead with an extradition hearing.
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The details: Based on the trailer, the film makes a few big points: Cities and local governments are moving ahead on climate efforts despite Trump's decision.
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Republican Commissioner Michael O'Rielly said in a statement approving the report that the data has been "rightfully criticized," but that the trend was moving ahead positively.
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The agency and tribes came close to an agreement early in the year, but newly confirmed Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke in April decided against moving ahead.
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"Things are moving ahead," Maccarone said, adding that the banks aimed to keep their combined holding in Carige after a bond conversion to below 50 percent.
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Al Tayyar Travel jumped by the 10 percent daily limit in early trade, buoyed by signs that the kingdom's Red Sea tourism project is moving ahead.
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"You're going to see a lot of differences moving ahead," Corker said, voicing his displeasure with the "caricature" that he said had been sketched of Trump.
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Consumers have been largely responsible for keeping the economy moving ahead, as businesses have cut back on spending and investment and net exports have been weak.
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The Broncos recovered from a 17-3 deficit to knot the score on two scoring runs by Mattison before moving ahead on Rypien's dart to Shakir.
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But the goal still strikes me as a worthy one, and Facebook is moving ahead with a caution that is as welcome as it is rare.
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Lawyers say while lobbying is highly unlikely to stop the government from moving ahead with the rules, authorities probably won't police the industry too harshly initially.
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For now, the controversy around Trump should not really impact the market , except in that it is expected to distract lawmakers from moving ahead on legislation.
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Yes, California and other states (Iowa got more than 35% of its electricity from wind power last year, amazingly) are moving ahead with or without Trump.
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The reports indicate that planning for the summit, initially scheduled for June 12, is moving ahead even though President Donald Trump called it off last week.
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Acording to Vestager, the EU's taking a "big risk" by not moving ahead with a EU-wide digital tax, and instead waiting for an international approach.
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Throughout the process, officials shrugged off concerns because Walgreens, in search of way to grow its business, didn't want Theranos moving ahead with another drugstore chain.
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Actions against China are moving ahead under Section 28500 of the 6900 Trade Act, which can be used against discriminatory trade actions that burden U.S. commerce.
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Despite its troubles, the firm is moving ahead with plans to launch an Asia-focused strategy in October, according to a person familiar with the situation.
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The group is now moving ahead with a pro-free trade campaign that will include media buys, activist education, grass-roots mobilization, lobbying and policy analysis.
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Individual state legislatures should be commended for moving ahead with finger-in-the-dike legal measures, like bans on bump stocks, universal background checks, restraining orders.
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Senator Bill Nelson, Democrat of Florida, said Republicans had poisoned the chances for moving ahead by blocking money for Planned Parenthood, knowing Democrats would never agree.
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Mr. Trump, frustrated that negotiations are going nowhere, is moving ahead with tariffs on $200 billion worth of imports from China, taking effect on Sept. 24.
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House Intelligence Chairman Adam Schiff and Speaker Nancy Pelosi have not indicated their preference on moving ahead with either a subpoena or holding individuals in contempt.
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Goldman and the parent company of the New York Stock Exchange, Intercontinental Exchange, are moving ahead with their cryptocurrency trading operations despite tepid interest from customers.
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One particularly bright note is that many states, including California and New York, are already moving ahead of the targets set by the Clean Power Plan.
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"We're still moving ahead as planned," Jackson said, adding denials of several of the fresh allegations, including that he had wrecked a government car after drinking.
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Ms. Murkowski's vote on Tuesday made her the only Senate Republican who supported the repeal bill passed in 2015 to oppose moving ahead with the debate.
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Indeed, one of the critical Republicans remaining undecided on Kavanaugh suggested that he wouldn't oppose moving ahead on the confirmation if Ford decides to forgo testimony.
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Aramco said it was moving ahead with its program to explore for gas in the shallow waters of the Red Sea as well as unconventional gas.
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But the White House is moving ahead with plans to freeze the Obama administration's federal emissions and mileage rules instead of allowing them to keep tightening.
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And California has already signaled that it is moving ahead with its own stricter standards, which means it's headed for a legal showdown with the administration.
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The New York talks suggest that planning for the unprecedented summit, initially scheduled for June 20143, is now moving ahead - and possibly into a more advanced phase.
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"I believe the committee's work is moving ahead in an appropriate manner, and at this time I do not believe a select committee is needed," Corker said.
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"All the focus is now on OPEC compliance, which seems to be moving ahead as planned," said Bjarne Schieldrop, chief commodities analyst at SEB Markets in Oslo.
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Amid the trade war between the U.S. and China, the Trump administration is also reportedly moving ahead with discussions around possible restrictions on capital flows into China.
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Investors seem to have breathed a small sigh of relief as the most recent polls ahead of the June 23 referendum showed the remain camp moving ahead.
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Moving ahead, states will be able to require retailers to collect state sales taxes on their transactions, whether they have a presence in the state or not.
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He said many Asian manufacturers were moving ahead far more quickly to build large numbers of alternative vehicles, while German firms were still building just small numbers.
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In the meantime, Red Granite remains an active production company, moving ahead to complete post-production work on its next feature film while developing exciting new projects.
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Bjarke Ingels Group and Heatherwick Studio—the same design firms working on Google's Mountain View, CA headquarters—are now moving ahead on the company's new London offices.
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Republican leaders are moving ahead quickly with a vote on the budget, the first step toward ObamaCare repeal — but now the Freedom Caucus wants to slow down.
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But remember, it's always a good idea to talk with a trusted financial consultant and tax advisor before moving ahead with any retirement or business planning decisions.
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"[Trump] is using the current bill to get his priorities moving" ahead of the 2018 budget, which will include full funding for a border wall, Spicer said.
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Animosities have gradually eased since last year when Pyongyang and Washington launched nuclear negotiations, but Seoul has been moving ahead with its already-approved F-35 procurement.
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The company said it followed a due diligence process, including a "personal and professional review" of all aspects of his candidacy, before moving ahead with his appointment.
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"Some of us on the Republican side ... feel more comfortable moving ahead to a final vote once the FBI has done a supplemental background check," Flake said.
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Labour's success in this election depended on turning out large numbers of young voters, consolidating support from the Lib Dems and Greens and moving ahead in Scotland.
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In the end, Trump is moving ahead without the support of the refining industry, who wanted more in return for agreeing to lift the summer E13 ban.
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It's become pretty obvious that Obamacare repeal isn't moving ahead — with no committee action scheduled yet for next week — and now we're getting a better idea why.
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WPP Group – The ad giant's chairman, Roberto Quarta, told the annual shareholder meeting that the search for a new CEO is "well advanced" and moving ahead rapidly.
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The GM plants, which include about 6,000 hourly jobs, have yet to close, GM is moving ahead with the salaried staff reductions, a GM spokesman confirmed Friday.
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The UK government said Wednesday that it's moving ahead with a 2% tax on revenue from digital services such as search and advertising starting on April 1.
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Senator Lisa Murkowski, Republican of Alaska, broke with her party Friday morning in voting against moving ahead with Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh's confirmation to the Supreme Court.
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But the political implications of moving ahead on Mr. Kavanaugh with such charged questions swirling around him could play out differently in the midterm elections in November.
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Then when the crown prince, know as MBS, cooled on the plan, it fell to Mr. Falih to answer questions about why it was not moving ahead.
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The focus now shifts to the Senate, where Republicans are quickly moving ahead with their own tax overhaul, which differs in substantial ways from the House bill.
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The evidence that North Korea was moving ahead with its weapons program was clear, according to American intelligence officials familiar with the briefings provided to Mr. Trump.
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And it took the chamber one step closer to ending the defining procedural bulwark of the Senate, the 60-vote requirement for moving ahead with most legislation.
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He said it was reasonable of the Trump administration to study the issue, but he questioned moving ahead with a new system before those studies are in.
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The Senate majority leader, Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, now faces the unpalatable choice of admitting defeat or moving ahead with a vote that appears certain to fail.
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But the White House counsel, Donald F. McGahn II, had concerns about moving ahead with an executive order that would face an uphill battle in the courts.
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Mr. Flake, who is retiring, described to The Atlantic his last-minute decision to change his mind on moving ahead with a quick confirmation of Judge Kavanaugh.
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The FTC may also ask a court to forbid Facebook from moving ahead with plans to more fully integrate subsidiaries that it has purchased, the newspaper said.
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Congress, meanwhile, is moving ahead with legislation that would expand national security checks of Chinese investment in the United States and American partnerships with Chinese companies abroad.
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In the end, Trump is moving ahead without the support of the oil refining industry, which wanted more in return for agreeing to lift the summer ban.
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But the political payoff from moving ahead may satisfy Trump for now, and allow him to declare he's kept his promise as he campaigns for re-election.
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KARACHI, Pakistan (Reuters) - After many false starts, plans to resurrect a railway in Pakistan's teeming metropolis of Karachi are moving ahead with the help of Chinese cash.
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As the United States retreats from its global leadership role on climate change, countries like Germany are aggressively moving ahead, testing all manner of clean energy initiatives.
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Many states, like California and New York, are already moving ahead of the targets set by the Clean Power Plan as they develop their own climate policies.
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"They have plenty of operatives in that area that are ready to take orders from Mexico to take measures to keep this cartel moving ahead," he said.
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The reports indicate that planning for the summit, initially scheduled for June 21, is moving ahead even though U.S. President Donald Trump called it off last week.
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Moving ahead to your final tribal council, Chris said in his exit interview that he was actually jealous to be able not to be in that rock draw.
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The Borgata, Atlantic City&aposs top casino, said it is "moving ahead with all possible speed" but could not immediately say when it might take its first bet.
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Uber's self-driving unit has been met with trouble but has been moving ahead and last month announced a deal for a $1 billion investment in its unit.
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The plans have been moving ahead even though Congress rolled back Obama-era rules meant to encourage states to create retirement programs for people without workplace savings accounts.
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Moving ahead, executives said they planned to grow their core, ride hail business geographically, using tech to improve pricing and driver-to-passenger matching, and through "enterprise" offerings.
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But CII didn't realize the business group was moving ahead with a formal position paper, Bertsch said, until he received a heads-up about the statement on Friday.
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Turkey last month said it was moving ahead with the controversial S-400 procurement and expected to begin installing the surface-to-air missile systems in October 2019.
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The government is moving ahead with a major reform to the social and healthcare systems with the purpose of achieving EUR3bn in savings over the next 10 years.
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Part of the Federal Open Market Committee's hawkish contingent, Mester said she still feels moving ahead with rate hikes is appropriate, particularly in light of an improving economy.
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The FAA is also considering moving ahead with additional rules in response to public safety and national security concerns as it works to integrate drones with airplane traffic.
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Lloyd's mother speaks out Earlier on Friday, Lloyd's mother, Ursula Ward, and her attorney, Doug Sheff, said they were moving ahead with a civil suit against Hernandez's estate.
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Clinton's focus on race could help her consolidate leads among minorities and college-educated whites, although there are also risks in moving ahead with the race-based strategy.
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The country reacted right after Washington said in the morning it was moving ahead with tariffs on aluminum and steel imports from Canada, Mexico and the European Union.
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U.S. and Chinese negotiators were discussing the thorny issue of how to enforce a potential trade deal on Sunday after moving ahead on structural issues, a source said.
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The leader of the House's landmark medical cures legislation expressed hope on Wednesday that the bill is moving ahead in the Senate after nearly a year of delay.
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The latest jobs data is likely to leave the Federal Reserve waiting for further signs of a pickup in activity before moving ahead with any interest rate increases.
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"We are not dreamers but there is a glimmer of optimism at HRADF because we meet interested investors everyday and we see our projects moving ahead," she said.
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But there was one seeming bright spot in a week that otherwise spelled all kinds of doom for the GOP: Congressional Republicans were moving ahead with tax reform.
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Despite bitcoin's price decline this year, a cryptocurrency "mining" company is moving ahead with plans to repurpose a 1,300 acre plot once used by Alcoa for aluminum smelting.
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The stock market is expected to continue moving ahead if the bill looks like it will be made law, after a Senate vote, which was expected Friday night.
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"There's a political risk in talking about moving ahead with impeachment proceedings," Lee Miringoff, director of the Marist Institute for Public Opinion, which conducted the poll, told NPR.
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"MBS seems strongly committed to anchoring the OPEC agreement deep into 2018 and moving ahead with the Aramco sale," Croft said, using the initials of Mohammad bin Salman.
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Disney-owned broadcaster ABC is moving ahead with a spinoff of the hit sitcom "Roseanne," which was cancelled in May following a racist comment from the show's star.
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FRANKFURT, Jan 18 (Reuters) - Failed Icelandic bank Kaupthing is moving ahead with preparations for a stock market listing of domestic arm Arion, people close to the matter said.
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A bipartisan group of senators is moving ahead with their own infrastructure spending bill as Congress awaits details from the White House about President Trump's rebuilding proposal. Sens.
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The legislation also contains controversial "riders" preventing the agency from enforcing the net neutrality policy or moving ahead with the proposed set-top box and broadband privacy reforms.
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They have been moving ahead with plans set it up, despite discouragement from their U.S. allies and strong opposition from both Turkey and the Syrian government in Damascus.
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Though still large and robust, the core group has waned in recent days as smaller groups have cleaved off and gone ahead, moving ahead at a faster pace.
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Work is still moving ahead in some of the nations where the Trump family had signed deals as of the end of 2000, including residential towers in India.
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Among business leaders from countries like India that have been skeptical of the initiative, there are continuing worries that it will keep moving ahead, and leave them behind.
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By Tuesday night, however, the government had stood aside: Roe was released from custody, and administration lawyers stopped attempting to block Poe from moving ahead with her abortion.
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He added the country would pursue "proactive fiscal policy and prudent monetary policy," while moving ahead with efforts to improve the business environment and allow greater foreign access.
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There's new evidence that Saudi Arabia is serious about moving ahead with a mammoth IPO of shares in state oil giant Aramco after years of delays and uncertainty.
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Ms. Trump has also decided against moving ahead with an agreement with a Japanese company, Sanei International, to open stores with her brand in Japan, a spokesman said.
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South Korea is moving ahead with intra-Korean integration projects, so Moon may also try to hand Trump rose-colored glasses so that this diplomatic foray doesn't end.
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And on Friday, the government's new Constituent Assembly was moving ahead to establish a so-called truth commission, which would serve as a new tribunal to investigate crimes.
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TASHKENT, Uzbekistan — Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said Monday that the Trump administration was moving ahead with peace talks with the Taliban to end the war in Afghanistan.
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Exploratory costs shot up in the fourth quarter, pressuring profits, but also signaling the company is aggressively moving ahead with its focus on offshore oil exploration and production.
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Exploratory costs shot up in the fourth quarter, pressuring profits, but also signaling the company is aggressively moving ahead with its focus on offshore oil exploration and production.
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"We are moving ahead in this process with the support of our lenders and are pleased with the initial interest as we engage in discussions with potential buyers."
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Tennessee is moving ahead with a plan to convert Medicaid to a block grant, a move viewed as even more controversial than imposing work requirements for Medicaid recipients.
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Pelosi and her allies, meanwhile, are projecting confidence, moving ahead with plans for a markup in the House Rules Committee on Tuesday and a floor vote soon after.
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A chairman advancing a bill through committee over the opposition of most in his party is an unusual event, but the fact underscores Grassley's commitment to moving ahead.
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Moving ahead on the deal could also create a high-profile, public fracture in the primary field of Democrats running for president, sowing disunity ahead of the election.
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Toys R Us is moving ahead with plans to shut roughly 20 percent of its U.S. stores, or 180 locations, and some say this is just the beginning.
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ITER is moving ahead now, with a director-general, Bernard Bigot, who took over two years ago after an independent analysis that was highly critical of the project.
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While Mr. Esper's decision appeared all but inevitable after Mr. Trump's public comments last month, Pentagon officials had continued to insist that the contract process was moving ahead.
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While Mr. Esper's decision appeared all but inevitable after Mr. Trump's public comments last month, Pentagon officials had continued to insist that the contract process was moving ahead.
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While Washington focuses on this scandal, the administration has been moving ahead with some pretty big initiatives -- including deregulating huge swaths of the economy -- that bring Republicans great delight.
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" Lisak says that the cornerstone of the program is their free Moving Ahead Curriculum — which she describes "a comprehensive educational resource designed to help survivors become financially self-sufficient.
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Why it matters: The results arrive as the 2020 election cycle is gathering steam and the Trump administration is moving ahead with efforts to dismantle Obama-era climate policies.
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Julius Peppers sacked Winston in the second quarter, forcing a fumble and moving ahead of Hall of Famer Chris Doleman for fourth on the career sack list with 151.
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So instead of moving ahead with its own product, Verizon is now going to partner with an unspecified existing OTT service and contribute content from its various Oath brands.
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The group is moving ahead with plans to sell its animal-health business as large private equity firms such as KKR and CVC Capital Partners explore bids, Bloomberg reported.
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Some analysts have questioned CTG's likelihood of moving ahead with the bid because of the long delay to formally launch it since first announcing it in May last year.
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WASHINGTON — A bill that would have barred states from moving ahead with mandatory labeling of foods to indicate they contain genetically engineered ingredients failed in the Senate on Wednesday.
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We've now reached the point, though, where many of these issues have been solved and a number of video conferencing services are moving ahead with their plugin-free services.
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According to sources who spoke with Engadget, the company is moving ahead with a dedicated headset that won't require the use of a mobile phone or computer to function.
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The Times reported that toward the end of the phone call Erdogan told Trump that he was moving ahead with plans to send Turkish military forces into northern Syria.
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Progress has stalled at times, and satellite images published in November indicated that North Korea was moving ahead with its ballistic missile program at 16 bases across the country.
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Zebra Technologies is moving ahead with plans to relocate more manufacturing from China ahead of looming tariff hikes, CEO Anders Gustafsson told Cramer in a one-on-one interview.
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"Anecdotally it appears that we're moving ahead of where things are nationally, but we're not going to have final numbers ... for making that comparison for some time," Counihan said.
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CEO Jill Soltau said in July that Penney was testing a slew of other things in Texas, where the company is headquartered, before moving ahead with a national rollout.
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Initially, Mr. Trump only had minimal interest, but he became more engaged as it became clear that Mr. Langworthy was moving ahead, according to people close to the president.
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By then, several Democrats had discussed the prospect of moving ahead with impeachment proceedings if the article was true, creating a heightened degree of pressure on Mr. Mueller's team.
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This latest case comes as Horst Seehofer, the interior minister, is moving ahead with plans to concentrate asylum seekers in so-called anchor centers until their status is decided.
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Those moves have run behind schedule as it struggled with the threat of labour unrest and a slowing UK economy, but it said last month it was moving ahead.
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States like Michigan, New Hampshire, New Jersey and Vermont are moving ahead to set their own standards, over frustration that the EPA has not moved aggressively to regulate PFAS.
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Some proposals, including Medicaid waivers that allow states to impose work requirements and the reorientation of enforcement across an array of federal agencies, are moving ahead despite court challenges.
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And with Jackson still trying to persuade Carmelo Anthony to accept a trade, it is the multitalented Porzingis who would seem to be the team's one certainty moving ahead.
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They committed the $1.2 billion over five years to this effort and to set up the National Quantum Coordination Office at the White House, and they've been moving ahead.
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The United States on Thursday said it was moving ahead with tariffs on aluminum and steel imports from Canada, Mexico and the European Union, ending a two-month exemption.
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But Sanders is moving ahead anyway, in completely ordinary fashion—a steady accretion of delegates by plurality that began with simple, statistically boring performances in Iowa and New Hampshire.
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QUICK: IF WE ARE SUCCESSFUL IN WRAPPING THINGS UP WITH CANADA BY FRIDAY AND MOVING AHEAD WITH NAFTA, WHAT'S THE TIMELINE FOR EUROPE AND THEN THE TIMELINE FOR CHINA?
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On Thursday, U.S. stocks snapped a four-day winning streak, after Bloomberg reported that Trump supports moving ahead with proposed tariffs on an additional $200 billion in Chinese goods.
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Reauthorizing drug and device user fee agreements this year, moving ahead with food safety policies, and employing science-based tobacco regulations are essential priorities for the agency, Califf said.
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The Trump administration is moving ahead with plans to allow public access to a wildlife refuge in Colorado that surrounds one of the country's most contaminated former nuclear sites.
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Several Fed members, including the incoming Chair Jerome Powell, have suggested a need of further evidence of rising inflation before moving ahead with additional policy adjustments after today's meeting.
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With that plan already established, we are now moving ahead with the process and today the Board of Directors has named Mike Manley as the new CEO of FCA.
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Protesters argued that the nearly completed pipeline, now moving ahead with the support of President Trump's administration, could imperil the drinking water supply on the Standing Rock Sioux Reservation.
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Sources within the Brazilian Democratic Movement Party, the ruling coalition's biggest partner, told Reuters this week that the protests prompted members to favor moving ahead with the impeachment process.
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Arone said the market will have a hard time moving ahead, even if the initial reaction for stocks is that bad news is good, because it brings on Fed easing.
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Dick Durbin, the second-ranking Democrat in the chamber, told CNN that Republicans would be making a serious mistake by moving ahead with reforming Obamacare on a purely partisan basis.
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Bass player Jakob Tvilling Pless moving ahead of the band on his own accord, without any consideration of supplies even while the rest of the band goes full Donner party.
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In the meantime, China and 15 other Asian countries are moving ahead with a separate trade deal, the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership, which includes a larger volume of regional trade.
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Moving ahead, it seems, the company will exist more as a support group for Clip buyers, through a tool designed to grab captured content from the company's devices and servers.
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The Trump administration has been pressing allies to end their relationships with Huawei, but Germany, moving ahead with its plans, has not moved to ban the company from its networks.
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The country is working on deploying a fiber-optic network to connect the entire country, and is moving ahead with a separate plan to install a submarine line with Asia.
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Obama told a news conference with German Chancellor Angela Merkel that moving ahead with the so-called Trans-Atlantic Trade and Investment Partnership would boost the U.S. and European economies.
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Facebook and its partners are moving ahead with their Libra cryptocurrency project and announced they are working with HackerOne on a bug bounty program for applications built on its blockchain.
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Moving ahead to week 3.933, the first week for which the full 23.93-year history is available that ends between June 247.5 and July 248, the cushion becomes even softer.
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The race for this treatment—estimated to be worth $1.5 billion in annual sales—is moving ahead a swift pace, while Juno Pharmaceuticals is now forced to play catch up.
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A third project - Exxon Mobil Corp's Ca Voi Xanh, or 'Blue Whale' - is also moving ahead, government officials and companies said, meaning Vietnam's gas output could triple within eight years.
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Taken as a whole, the company certainly seems to be taking a good long look at its strategy moving ahead in the wake of fallout from its extremely accelerated growth.
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And then there's the problem of what Trump might do if Congress refuses to act — whether it's moving ahead with his threatened tariffs, or even attempting to withdraw from NAFTA.
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But two sources at midstream companies that have already signed three-year contracts with Premier Rachel Notley's government said the plan is moving ahead regardless of who wins the election.
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"We've got really powerful export competition moving ahead to the next six months here, assuming that these South American crops are realized," said Brian Basting, an analyst with Advance Trading.
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It is more that he may have created a distraction big enough to sidetrack the White House and Congress from moving ahead on health care, tax reform and fiscal stimulus.
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Meanwhile, Republicans in the Florida legislature are moving ahead with a plan that would allow school staff to carry guns, an idea that has President Trump's support but not Scott's.
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Argentina's Province of Cordoba meanwhile is moving ahead of the pack, looking to price a five-year bond on Friday despite the potential risk from the morning's nonfarm payrolls print.
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The president was able to hear first-hand how Ukraine is moving ahead with its reforms despite having to devote over five percent of its GDP to the war effort.
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Kent is, nonetheless, moving ahead with plans to start manufacturing in Cambodia in September, and Kalmer said it will shift the bulk of its production there over the long term.
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Though legislation in the United States has faltered, other countries began moving ahead with the creation of registries of corporate beneficial owners even before the Panama Papers came to light.
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In the midst of the worst financial calamity since the Great Depression for the island, Puerto Rico's government is moving ahead with yet another plebiscite on its state status question.
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Moving ahead a bit, it is my understanding that Barbara Bush opted not to see any classified information, perhaps because of her experience as the wife of a CIA director.
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With two of the world's largest oil and gas producing countries moving ahead toward a 45-percent reduction, it sets a mark for other oil and gas nations to meet.
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At times, Ms. Ireland positively vibrates with the force of will that keeps Darja moving ahead, even after the factory closes, and she has to turn to full-time housework.
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As the Wall Street Journal reported: Plans are still evolving and nothing has been decided beyond forming a company and moving ahead, according to people with knowledge of the matter.
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Apple is moving ahead with plans to limit the ability to access data from an iPhone via its charging port, a move that has drawn some concern from law enforcement.
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Why this matters: Trump is moving ahead with his Iranian version of "maximum pressure" — though the end game, beyond a hope of unprecedented behavior change or regime collapse, remains unclear.
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Appropriations Committee Chairman Hal Rogers (R-Ky.) is moving ahead with spending bills even as House GOP leaders stall the budget process because of opposition on the party's right flank.
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WASHINGTON — The White House released its fiscal 2019 budget on Monday, outlining the administration's fiscal priorities at a moment when Congress is already moving ahead with its own spending plan.
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China is moving ahead so fast with AI, faster than the United States or Europe, and yet the ramifications there could be the most troubling — a potential for massive dislocation.
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He said that plans for Sadler's Wells's new outpost, which aims to present midscale work in a 550-seat theater in East London's Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, were moving ahead.
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But as plenty of other sports, from the NBA to European soccer leagues to tennis, canceled or postponed competition, the 2020 Olympics looked stubbornly committed to moving ahead as planned.
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The first two state-of-the-art schools of this initiative opened earlier this fall, and officials say they are moving ahead on time and within budget with the rest.
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But some women who don't have a large enough seroma or a mass to test are moving ahead with surgery anyway and asking their surgeons to examine everything they remove.
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Stocks snapped a four-day winning streak Thursday after a report said President Donald Trump would support moving ahead with additional tariffs on Chinese imports as early as next week.
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Jeff Flake, a Judiciary Committee member, told the Washington Post he "is not comfortable" moving ahead with the vote until more is learned about the allegations by Christine Blasey Ford.
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Kent is, nonetheless, moving ahead with plans to start manufacturing in Cambodia in September, and Kamler said it will shift the bulk of its production there over the long term.
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Some of this financing will go towards boosting the startup's activities in the US, including opening an office in the country later this year and moving ahead with commercial deals.
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The stalemate has been ugly, preventing Republicans from moving ahead on long overdue budget, spending and tax priorities and leaving Mr. McConnell and Senate Republicans frustrated and doubting their abilities.
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Modest experiments are moving ahead in a handful of small towns in Sweden, mostly in the public health care sector, to see if the results from Gothenburg can be duplicated.
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But those warnings and cease-and-desist demands have not deterred the 23-year-old founder of MeToo Kit, Madison Campbell, from moving ahead with developing the DIY rape kit.
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"I think that the market thought we were in a kind of magic sweet spot where the Fed would be cautious enough that they wouldn't keep moving ahead," Cashin said.
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A Senate panel approved a funding boost for the Department of Transportation (DOT) on Thursday, moving ahead with spending plans that reject what President Trump had envisioned for the agency.
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"We are moving ahead in this process with the support of our lenders and are pleased with the initial interest as we engage in discussions with potential buyers," he added.
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WASHINGTON — Jerome H. Powell, the Federal Reserve chairman, reiterated Thursday that the Fed plans to evaluate the health of the economy before moving ahead with any new interest rate increases.
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But Musk's company announced it was moving ahead with a proposed tunnel across town to connect Dodger Stadium, home of the city's Major League Baseball team, to the existing subway line.
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But Musk's company said it was moving ahead with a proposed tunnel across town to connect Dodger Stadium, home of the city's Major League Baseball team, to an existing subway line.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korean and U.S. national security advisers agreed on Thursday that the deployment of a U.S. anti-missile defense system was moving ahead smoothly, South Korea's presidential office said.
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Meanwhile, Nuro is moving ahead with production of the R2 vehicle, looking to deploy it "soon" in Houston, where it's moving groceries and pizzas—no side-view mirrors or windshield needed.
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As the fourth place US carrier continues to push regulators to approve its merger with T-Mobile sometime in the next few months, it's moving ahead with its own 53G plans.
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"I've made it clear that I'm not comfortable moving ahead with the vote on Thursday if we have not heard her side of the story or explored this further," Arizona Sen.
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The company also is increasing investment in its West Texas and New Mexico shale operations, and moving ahead on a $10 billion petrochemical complex with Saudi Basic Industries Corp in Texas.
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During the company's annual shareholder meeting, Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey said that it had considered the idea of a paid version of the service but wasn't moving ahead with the idea.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia is still moving ahead with three major development projects, NEOM, the Red Sea tourism project, and an entertainment development that will include a Six Flags theme park.
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"We are moving ahead with the divestiture program and have already received numerous indications of interest," Howard Thill, Devon's Senior Vice President for Communications and Investor Relations told Reuters on Tuesday.
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He had previously been fired from Yahoo News in 2012 after criticizing Republicans for moving ahead with the Republican National Convention in Tampa during a major hurricane slamming the Gulf Coast.
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Florida: One step ahead of Alabama, state legislators announced last month that they are finally moving ahead with a measure that would require a unanimous jury verdict in death penalty cases.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korean and U.S. national security advisers agreed on Thursday that the deployment of a U.S. anti-missile defense system was moving ahead smoothly, South Korea's presidential office said.
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Ending the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) and moving ahead with only a new U.S.-Mexico trade agreement, as the White House has threatened, would damage the U.S. and Canada.
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NEW STUDENT DEBT RULES TRIGGER FRENZY: The Obama administration is moving ahead with a new regulation that could make it easier for students to seek forgiveness of their federal student loans.
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The House Armed Services Committee is moving ahead with plans for a $640 billion defense base budget in its annual policy bill, something the panel's chairman has advocated for months. Rep.
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Republican senators have been mobilizing to prevent the White House from moving ahead with tariffs, warning Mr. Trump that they are almost uniformly opposed to his plans to tax Mexican imports.
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Despite the banks' hesitation and growing skepticism on the part of officials in China, Europe and the United States, HNA is moving ahead on completing deals it has struck this year.
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Both of your ruling planets, Mars and Pluto, are retrograde at the start of this month, so things aren't moving ahead as quickly as you might like and you're feeling irritated.
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That the director Sylvain White and the writer David Birke felt justified in moving ahead with this project anyway says pretty much what you think it does about ambition in Hollywood.
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In both those markets, sales of electric vehicles are moving ahead faster than in the United States, in part because their stricter emissions regulations have forced manufacturers to offer more models.
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While Buttigieg posted strong showings in Iowa and New Hampshire, he appears to face an uphill climb moving ahead to more diverse nominating states where he has struggled to gain traction.
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Dalton put Cincinnati ahead to stay with a 17-yard pass to Boyd that made the quarterback the Bengals' career leader in touchdown passes, moving ahead of Ken Anderson with 198.
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The move is certain to spark opposition from consumer groups and Democrats and comes as Pai's FCC is already moving ahead to kill the Obama-era net neutrality rules in December.
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House Republican leaders are moving ahead with a plan to pass a government-funding bill that pairs a full year of defense spending with a short-term extension of other programs.
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It is also the province where his government is moving ahead with the expansion of the Trans Mountain oil pipeline, a project that could be considered anathema to fighting climate change.
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Democrats are moving ahead without hearing from central witnesses, including Trump's attorney Rudy Giuliani who led his off-the-books diplomatic effort in Ukraine, and former national security adviser John Bolton.
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"I've made it clear that I'm not comfortable moving ahead with the vote on Thursday if we have not heard her side of the story or explored this further," said Flake.
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The push comes at a time when a group of moderate Republicans are moving ahead with a discharge petition aimed at forcing a series of immigration votes on the House floor.
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Still, New York Fed President John Williams stated that the U.S. central bank is moving ahead with its plans for gradual rate hikes as it marches toward a more normal policy stance.
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The Secret Service is awaiting the approval of the National Planning Commission for moving ahead with the proposal, and said their goal is for the project to be green-lit by 2018.
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Investors seem to have breathed a small sigh of relief as the most recent polls ahead of the U.K.'s June 343 referendum on EU membership showed the remain camp moving ahead.
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One person familiar with the process said the U.S. Treasury was moving ahead in its discussions and a license decision, initially on the Airbus side of the deal, could come in weeks.
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One person familiar with the process said the U.S. Treasury was moving ahead in its discussions and a licence decision, initially on the Airbus side of the deal, could come in weeks.
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The U.S. economy is barely growing, but it's expected to keep moving ahead fast enough to prompt Federal Reserve officials give serious thought to raising interest rates when they meet next week.
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Democratic senators are taking to Twitter with their outrage on how Republicans are moving ahead with a massive tax bill without sharing the final text so they can each read the bill.
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After enough Republican senators opposed the Better Care Reconciliation Act Monday to keep it from moving ahead, President Trump urged lawmakers to just repeal Obamacare and then work on a replacement law.
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The new Poll of Polls on the Republican side shows Trump moving ahead of Ted Cruz, with the New York businessman averaging 250% across the last four polls compared with Cruz's 22016%.
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They are moving ahead with completion of a customs union that will give entrepreneurs and farmers, as well as foreign investors, a larger market to boost prosperity by tapping economies of scale.
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Although those children lucky enough to have been reunited with their parents may well be traumatized for life, the administration is moving ahead with a policy that would traumatize even more kids.
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The president said preparations for the meeting are moving ahead "as if nothing happened," adding the U.S. has not heard official word from the North Koreans about any intention to pull out.
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The Chile meeting is a sign that efforts to find an alternative Asia-Pacific trade pact are moving ahead and that many countries wish to flag their commitment to free trade principles.
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EPA KEEPS WORKING ON CLEAN POWER PLAN: The EPA is moving ahead with an incentive program for its contentious power plant climate change rule, despite the Supreme Court's action halting the regulation.
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New organizing and voter contact technology like Reach, Relay Dialer and Relay Text came out of New York's 14th Congressional District primary and will help keep the party moving ahead of Republicans.
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The British pound continued to drop on concerns that the country is moving ahead with its decision to the leave the European Union and could exit the bloc's tariff-free single market.
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The Canadian Air Force is moving ahead with its weaponized drone program, and it's hoping to find a model that's good for everything from blowing up enemy convoys to helping drowning sailors.
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So I think that Facebook, Google and Twitter are moving ahead pretty well in that regard, and I'm impressed with the turnaround that I've seen, looking through side channels. Mm-hmm. Yeah.
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While tensions simmer over the library issue, Hudson is moving ahead with a building that is unlike others in Brooklyn Heights, most of which is in a historic district, New York's first.
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The White House is moving ahead with tariffs on China, and Beijing has refused to back down, raising the specter of a full-blown trade war between the world's two biggest economies.
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On Friday, Y Combinator announced that it was still moving ahead with the presentations, but that they would be prerecorded and released to investors on March 23, the original Demo Day date.
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In December, sources told Reuters that German cooperative lender DZ Bank was moving ahead with plans to sell its subsidiary DVB, which finances ships, aircraft, offshore oil rigs and the rail industry.
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California is moving ahead with a pilot program that will involve 2628,28503 drivers who will volunteer to track their mileage via one of five manual and automated means, according to the report.
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The United States is moving ahead with plans to modernize each part of its triad (bombers, land-based missiles and missile carrying submarines), adding capabilities, such as cruise missiles with increased ranges.
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Passed by a Republican Congress during the Obama presidency, two laws address delays in federal permits — the Moving Ahead for Progress in the 85033st Century Act and Fixing America's Surface Transportation Act.
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The top line is $2628 billion more than what was requested by President Trump, but is $28500 billion less than what the committee's chairman said he was moving ahead with last week.
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"We have asked the consortium to offer something in addition," Bozumbayev said, adding that moving ahead with a new gas processing plant required talks with Russia, which now processes some Kazakh gas.
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Ongoing tensions between the U.S. and China are unlikely to hinder the world's second-largest economy from moving ahead quickly with 5G mobile networks in its domestic market, an analyst told CNBC.
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Whatever the Knicks do on draft night — presumably choosing a player at one of those two positions — could hint at whether they are intent on moving ahead without Anthony or without Rose.
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The pop group formed out of U.S. talent show "The X Factor" in 2012 said on Monday that Camila Cabello was leaving the quintet but that the band would be moving ahead.
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Kim Yong Chol has been closely involved with talks with South Korea as well and his visit to the United States would further indicate preparations for the historic summit are moving ahead.
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Moving ahead 43 years, on the evening after the first presidential debate, as luck would have it, I happened to be with King, moderating a town hall with her in Walnut Creek, California.
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Still, the government appears to be moving ahead with efforts to build a wall despite uncertainty about how much Congress might be willing to spend on it, and when they might do so.
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Steny Hoyer, D-Maryland, released a statement saying he was "deeply concerned" about McCarthy moving ahead with a plan to repeal the law with no strategy to address those who could lose coverage.
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It was a reversal from the government's position from a day earlier, when lawyers said they were moving ahead with printing the census without it because of a Supreme Court ruling last week.
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But regardless of their ultimate 22018 decisions, both politicians are moving ahead with their own plans, determined not to miss their moment and to keep their priorities at the center of Democratic politics.
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In the latest Reuters/Ipsos poll, Bloomberg had risen to third nationally among Democratic and independent voters, trailing former Vice President Joe Biden and Sanders but moving ahead of U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren.
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Hyundai, for one, has confirmed it is moving ahead on the development of the Santa Cruz, a model that would be based on a well-received concept vehicle of a few years back.
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Israel has been pursuing several regional export deals for its newfound gas reserves and the Leviathan group is moving ahead with development plans since making its final $5003 billion investment decision last week.
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Earlier this month, a federal judge temporarily blocked the administration from sending the unnamed prisoner to Saudi Arabia because the government had "failed to provide" a persuasive argument for moving ahead with it.
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An IMF-led assistance package worth $5.5bn now seems to be moving ahead despite opposition to some of the terms, which include a gradual increase in the retirement age from 60 to 65.
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Moving ahead, the trend in USDA's monthly yield estimates is on the bears' side, and analysts still holding out for sizable production cuts are only doing themselves a disservice given the supporting evidence.
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Marathon responded by saying it disagreed with the letter to its board and was moving ahead with its own plan, a reply that signaled rising tension between the refiner and the activist investor.
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Taylor told CNBC the company is moving ahead on sharpening its focus on 10 categories, including its laundry care and shaving businesses, and empowering its brand presidents to make decisions and operate independently.
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HELSINKI (Reuters) - "Angry Birds" maker Rovio Entertainment Ltd is moving ahead with a long-awaited initial public offering to help fund new games and deals in a consolidating industry, it said on Tuesday.
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The season began with an announcement that the Chief Wahoo logo has been relegated to a secondary logo and that the organization was moving ahead with the block "C" has their primary logo.
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Polls in recent weeks have increasingly shown the "Leave" camp gaining steam or moving ahead of the "Remain" camp, ramping up uncertainty and driving demand for safe-haven U.S. government debt, analysts said.
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Mount told CNN then that the US hasn't given North Korea any "red lines" it cannot cross, meaning the Kim regime has no reason to stop moving ahead with its nuclear missile program.
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Rudolph became the school's all-time leader in total offense (10,250 yards), moving ahead of Zac Robinson, and also set a school record with his fifth consecutive 300-yard passing effort last week.
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The letter is a sign Nadler is moving ahead quickly with his investigation, which is the most extensive congressional probe into Trump's administration and business practices since Democrats took control of the House.
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North Korea made a vague agreement at that time to eventually denuclearize, but media reports since then have indicated that the country has been moving ahead with plans to develop further nuclear weapons.
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"I don't think anybody who's been here would say they're not frustrated … I'm certainly frustrated by the fact that things don't seem to be moving ahead to make the country better," Reichert said.
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At Biotrem, efforts are also moving ahead to develop some new products, such as cups, ice cream bowls and muffin molds (and even products that are not meant for food serving), Bednarz said.
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Vectura's warning follows that of rival Dechra Pharmaceuticals, which said earlier this month it was moving ahead with plans for a hard Brexit, with an emphasis on addressing risks to its supply chain.
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Goldman Sachs is moving ahead with plans to open the first bitcoin trading firm of any Wall Street bank and other banks will likely follow, said Spencer Bogart, a partner at Blockchain Capital.
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While Pandora is now moving ahead with its own Premium tiers and (finally) some more international growth, and Apple is pushing hard on its own music product, Spotify has not been standing still.
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Vodafone Idea said its merger integration is moving ahead of plan and the telco will be able to unlock synergies worth 140 billion rupees by FY21 rather than its earlier estimate of FY23.
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U.S. officials said this month that plans for deployment of the Terminal High Altitude Area Defense system were moving ahead and an announcement could be expected soon, in spite of objections by China.
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Mr. Trump has been happy to accept credit, boasting that the Olympics were moving ahead because of him and expressing satisfaction, and even a hint of hope, over the North's decision to attend.
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Over the weekend, a group of 11 countries including Canada announced that they were committed to moving ahead with the Trans-Pacific Partnership, a sweeping multinational trade deal negotiated by the Obama administration.
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Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the majority leader, started the day criticizing Ms. Pelosi's plan as an "ideological wish list" and indicating that the Senate had no intention of moving ahead with it.
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Venture investors have already started dialing back aggressive investment plans while moving ahead with previously planned deals, and founders of late-stage startups are scrambling to make ends meet without additional cash reserves.
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The Trump administartion is moving ahead with rule changes to the food stamp program that could boot 700,000 Americans from public assistance as the spread of the coronavirus continues damaging the US economy.
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"We look forward to moving ahead and proving that Donald Trump lied when he told the world that he did not rape" Ms. Carroll and "had not even met her," Ms. Kaplan said.
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Reuters reported earlier this month that USD Partners is moving ahead with an expansion at that terminal, which will boost capacity by 50 percent, or one more 120-car unit train per day.
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With the House Intelligence, Foreign Affairs and Oversight committees moving ahead with their inquiry, Democrats have discussed the possibility of pursuing "obstruction of Congress" as part of potential articles of impeachment against Trump.
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While Jaguar is moving ahead with restored and converted E-types, Mr. Spires says, his firm will offer conversions — and reversals — of the rarer Aston models at its Newport Pagnell facilities in Buckinghamshire.
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Vice President Mike Pence was worried about the political ramifications of moving ahead without a strategy or a plan to handle the millions who could be left suddenly uninsured if the suit succeeded.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan's spokeswoman AshLee Strong, defended not moving ahead on Koskinen's impeachment now because of the impact it would have had on top priorities for the incoming president and GOP-led Congress.
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So I think, you know, we're moving ahead on trade discussions and we had a very good deal in North America, so I think it's a pretty good story, to tell you the truth.
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The South also said the deployment of a U.S. anti-missile defence system was moving ahead effectively a day after angry protests by local residents against the battery and amid fierce opposition from China.
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FRANKFURT, Feb 4 (Reuters) - Buyout group Ardian is moving ahead with the sale of French chemicals group Novacap in a potential 700 million euro ($783 million) deal, several people familiar with the matter said.
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But China did release its own statement, warning that the US could obliterate any progress made in the talks by moving ahead with the tariffs it's threatened to impose on Chinese high-tech goods.
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And it sends a message to Mr. Trump that some of America's closest trading partners are moving ahead with deals of their own — potentially leaving American exporters on the losing end in foreign markets.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - The European Union is moving ahead with the process of giving China market economy status to boost trade, but is concerned about overcapacity, a senior European Commission official said on Thursday.
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Fourteen Republicans, who hold a slim majority in the Senate and rarely break from the president, have already defied Trump and voted with Democrats in favor of moving ahead with the war powers resolution.
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The Senate also will hold a procedural vote on moving ahead on the nomination of Notre Dame law professor Amy Coney Barrett to serve on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 7th Circuit.
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"You can&apost take any inning for granted," Angels star Albert Pujols said after hitting two home runs Saturday night and moving ahead of Frank Robinson into ninth place on the all-time list.
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Just days after a local outbreak of the Zika virus began in Miami, infecting at least 2800 people so far, U.S. researchers are moving ahead with the first clinical trial for a potential vaccine.
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With its TV app, Apple seems to be moving ahead of Google in terms of how well it delivers movies and TV shows, for example, just as it has the lead in music too.
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House Budget Committee Chairman Tom Price told reporters he was moving ahead with his plan to move a budget through his committee later this month and aim for a House floor vote in March.
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Citi's Yap echoed that view, saying: "We do believe right now (the Chinese government) is very diligently moving ahead on the approval process," though domestic titles were likely to be prioritized over foreign ones.
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The idea for combining the two franchises was first leaked as part of Sony's devastating hack in 2014, and now several industry publications have confirmed that the studio is moving ahead with the project.
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The South also said the deployment of a U.S. anti-missile defence system was moving ahead meffectively a day after angry protests by local residents against the battery and amid fierce opposition from China.
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In what many climate scientists see as a direct assault on the scientific process, the Trump administration is moving ahead with a plan to hold so-called "red team, blue team" climate science debates.
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The Trump administration, however, signaled this week that it is moving ahead with 25 percent tariffs on $50 billion worth of Chinese imports, and installing a slew of new restrictions on investments and visas.
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The Trump administration, however, signaled this week that it is moving ahead with 25 percent tariffs on $50 billion worth of Chinese imports, and installing a slew of new restrictions on investments and visas.
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It was this foresight, mapped out and planned for since day one, says Ceva, that allowed BioAegis to remain resilient despite adversity and keep moving ahead, even in the face of potentially showstopping setbacks.
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Complicating the fight: The push comes at a time when a group of moderate Republicans are moving ahead with a discharge petition aimed at forcing a series of immigration votes on the House floor.
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Durbin said he would vote against moving ahead with the defense bill if he couldn't get a vote on the Iran amendment but didn't know how many other Democratic senators would do the same.
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" Another congratulated Pruitt for moving ahead with plans to open Alaska's Bristol Bay to mining, writing it was "a move that will prove to be a massive job creator for President Trump and Pruitt.
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Instead of moving ahead with the new levy, Oxman urged the British government to address the issue through new global rules being negotiated by member countries of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development.
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Already facing a harsh political climate heading toward the November midterm elections, Republicans fear that moving ahead with the tariffs could send the party — not to mention the economy — spiraling in the wrong direction.
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Trump also emphasised he was holding up a trade deal with China and had no interest in moving ahead unless Beijing agrees again to four or five "major points", which he did not specify.
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Moving ahead with the vote on the proposal could incite bigger protests and even unrest, but backing down risks emboldening the opposition and drawing the ire of her party benefactors, who back the bill.
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He also circumvented Congress and declared an emergency over Iran, moving ahead with arms sales to Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Jordan that had been blocked by Congress since last year. Gen.
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While working on these issues, Tesla is still moving ahead with plans to produce a new roadster, a semitrailer truck, a pickup truck and a small sport utility vehicle in the next few years.
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"We are moving ahead with all possible speed to begin accepting legal sports bets as soon as required regulatory approvals are in place," said a statement from MGM Resorts International, which owns the Borgata.
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Because of the mélange of results Tuesday, there was little to deter ambitious Democrats from moving ahead with preparations for 2020, most of them eyeing early announcements to avoid letting any competitors catch fire.
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Three key Republican senators — Lisa Murkowski of Alaska, Susan Collins of Maine and Jeff Flake of Arizona — have expressed concerns about moving ahead with a vote on Judge Kavanaugh without hearing from Dr. Blasey.
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Nonetheless, companies like G.M., which purchased Cruise Automation last year to compete in the world of driver-free tech, are moving ahead, and officials there believe that Manhattan's packed streets make the perfect lab.
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In his speech to the National Automobile Dealers Association, Mr. Wheeler said the administration would soon be moving ahead with a single national vehicle pollution standard, suggesting that it would include the California revocation.
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The government is moving ahead with the paper work to approve a contract for the building of 210 submarines by Fincantieri for the navy, Il Sole 210 Ore said, without giving a specific timeframe.
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"I've made it clear that I'm not comfortable moving ahead with the vote on Thursday if we have not heard her side of the story or explored this further," Flake told The Washington Post.
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It is moving ahead while other mass transit improvement ambitions — for the subway system in New York City, for an innovative elevated train line in Honolulu — have also been hamstrung by costs and opposition.
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Besides, Trump already appears to be giving Norquist exactly what he wants: His FDA is moving ahead with a plan to severely limit the amount of nicotine in cigarettes but leaving vapers alone for now.
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As opinion polls continued to show the "Leave" camp moving ahead before the June 23 vote, and Britain's biggest selling paper, the Sun, came out in favor of leaving the bloc, sterling remained under pressure.
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Deals • Barneys is moving ahead with a potential sale to Authentic Brands, which could lead to the retailer's liquidation — though it's still holding out hope that a rival bidder will make a formal takeover offer.
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Trump also emphasized that he was holding up a trade deal with China and had no interest in moving ahead unless Beijing agrees again to four or five "major points," which he did not specify.
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British budget airline easyJet launched a new booking platform on Wednesday to allow customers to more easily connect onto long-haul flights with other airlines, moving ahead of its rivals in a potentially lucrative market.
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Anthem Inc, which has 1.1 million customers in individual Obamacare plans, said it was moving ahead with its 2018 insurance filings but had told state regulators it could increase premiums sharply and exit some markets.
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President Donald Trump said Tuesday he was holding up a trade deal with China and had no interest in moving ahead, unless Beijing agrees to four or five "major points" which he did not specify.
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The deal indicates Adani is moving ahead with plans for the A$16 billion Carmichael coal project as it works to secure the necessary finance, while the arrangement offers a potential life-line to Arrium.
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On Thursday a number of Senate Republicans said the leadership strategy now behind moving ahead with the skinny proposal was mainly to move onto another stage of discussing a final bill with their House counterparts.
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Two sources said the countries remaining in MESA were moving ahead with the initiative and would press Egypt diplomatically to revoke its withdrawal, with one saying that the decision did not appear to be final.
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There were already signs that the project was moving ahead with speed when two LNG shipping companies said they would expedite the delivery of Arctic-class LNG carriers to the Yamal project at its request.
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Quick again kept Anaheim from moving ahead 2 1/2 minutes into the final period, using his right skate while falling to stop Rakell's shot at the left post after Rakell skated past three defenders.
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Trump also emphasised that he was holding up a trade deal with China and had no interest in moving ahead unless Beijing agrees again to four or five "major points," which he did not specify.
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Moving ahead, we look forward to working with the Senate on legislation that builds upon the Magnuson-Stevens Act's success and strengthens it to meet the new challenges faced by our oceans, fishermen and fisheries.
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The party is now split between supporting a bill that appears unpopular with stakeholders and hasn't had even two full weeks to be vetted or moving ahead in an effort to pass anything it can.
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The Senate was supposed to begin moving ahead last week, but a variety of contentious issues led by the lingering dispute over funding to combat the Zika virus delayed the vote to allow more negotiations.
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Retreating could make her look weak and risks drawing the ire of her party benefactors, who support the bill, but moving ahead with a vote on the proposal could incite even more protests and unrest.
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House Democrats are moving ahead with their own economic package that includes paid sick leave for certain workers, extra funding for children's school lunches, expanded unemployment insurance, and increased spending on social safety-net programs.
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The Beijing-based firm is moving ahead with its planned float while some other companies have postponed or slowed down their listing plans due to the lack of financial and political stability in Hong Kong.
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President Trump will hold a conference call on Friday morning with Jewish leaders ahead of the High Holy Days, moving ahead with a standard White House event that several rabbinical groups have vowed to boycott.
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The administration is already moving ahead with a proposal to ban bump fire stocks, devices that allow semiautomatic weapons to fire at a more rapid rate, as Attorney General Jeff Sessions has vowed to do.
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"We look forward to moving ahead and proving that Donald Trump lied when he told the world that he did not rape our client and had not even met her," Kaplan said in a statement.
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The State Department is reportedly moving ahead with the action, despite internal opposition from officials at the department's Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights and Labor, which historically has had an influential voice on the matter.
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An extended, jamming remake of "John, I'm Only Dancing" and the gradual soul-gospel buildups of "It's Gonna Be Me" and "Who Can I Be Now?" show a gifted disciple learning fast and moving ahead.
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"I've made it clear that I'm not comfortable moving ahead with the vote on Thursday if we have not heard her side of the story or explored this further," the Arizona senator told the Post.
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There had been rumors for several days that the New Jersey freshman could switch parties after Democratic leaders announced they were moving ahead with articles of impeachment, but Van Drew repeatedly denied the claims publicly.
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When Mr. Spencer and Admiral Green indicated they were moving ahead with plans to strip Chief Gallagher of his Trident pin, Mr. Trump was angered, and that set off this past week's chain of events.
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U.S. President Donald Trump on Tuesday said he had no interest in moving ahead unless Beijing agrees to four or five "major points", which he did not specify, curbing risk appetite towards developing-world assets.
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The TPP countries are moving ahead without us to implement TPP, the EU is negotiating a raft of agreements around the world, Latin America is moving forward through the Pacific Alliance to deepen their integration.
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Backing down risks making her look weak and drawing the ire of her party benefactors, who back the bill, but moving ahead with the vote on the proposal could incite even more protests and unrest.
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The agreement, reached after all-night talks, suggests the parties are close to moving ahead with formal talks on a re-run of the 'grand coalition' that has governed Germany for the last four years.
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Scaling back the role of the state and moving ahead with structural reforms such as raising utility tariffs and privatisation is critical to ensure much-needed multilateral funding as well as boosting long-term potential growth.
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The company said it was delaying a Phase III trial of baricitinib in psoriatic arthritis until next year, pending discussions with FDA, but was moving ahead with trials of the medicine in atopic dermatitis and lupus.
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Gen. Joseph Dunford, chairman of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff, said Tuesday the United States is moving ahead with plans to build an international military coalition to protect waters around Iran and Yemen, AP reports.
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" Global equities snapped a seven-day winning streak after U.S. President Donald Trump said he had no interest in moving ahead with a trade deal with China unless Beijing agreed to four or five "major points.
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" On the urgency to get new transportation technologies deployed: "Other countries are moving ahead pretty dramatically in this space ... We entered the 21st Century at the top of the heap, but you don't just stay there.
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"We have got to keep moving ahead in terms of our knowledge base so that when things improve we can hit it with all cylinders," Pioneer COO, Tim Dove, said on a recent quarterly results call.
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" Global equities snapped a seven-day winning streak after U.S. President Donald Trump said he had no interest in moving ahead with a trade deal with China unless Beijing agreed to four or five "major points.
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LISBON, Nov 5 (Reuters) - Facebook will outline on Wednesday an expanded test of encryption on its Messenger platform, moving ahead with a controversial plan for enhanced security that regulators and government officials warn will aid criminals.
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LISBON, Nov 5 (Reuters) - Facebook will outline on Wednesday an expanded test of encryption on its Messenger platform, moving ahead with a controversial plan for enhanced security that regulators and government officials warn will aid criminals.
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At an investor conference, Mr. Dauman said Viacom, the American media company, is moving ahead with plans to sell 49 percent of its movie studio, Paramount Pictures, over the objections of Viacom's controlling shareholder, Sumner Redstone.
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A poll showing centrist candidate Emmanuel Macron moving ahead of far-right rival Marine Le Pen in first round voting intentions also further eased nerves around April and May's French presidential elections, prodding the euro higher.
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Nationally, gun-owning households are one out of three, but they are probably more prevalent in those precious swing states like Pennsylvania, Florida and Ohio where, all of a sudden, Trump seems to be moving ahead.
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After finding some video of Nate, George took time to show his parents the potential adoptee — check out the adorable Nina and Nick in the photo — and get some feedback from his folks before moving ahead.
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Asset managers who had plans to increase the size of their businesses in London, similar to Point272, are moving ahead with their projects "on the basis that this is a long-term business," Mr. Head said.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)Australia is alarming the tech industry by moving ahead with plans to give government agencies the power to demand access to encrypted messages on services such as Apple's iMessage and Facebook's WhatsApp.
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Russia appears to be moving ahead with a program to produce a ground-launched cruise missile despite the Obama administration's protests that the weapon violates a landmark arms control agreement, according to American officials and lawmakers.
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Latta said "things are moving ahead" much more rapidly than people would have imagined five years ago, which is why federal regulators need to intervene now so that they don't get caught flat-footed later on.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Mounting support among Democrats in Congress for impeachment proceedings against President Donald Trump seems unlikely to change House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's caution on moving ahead with the politically risky move, Democrats said on Thursday.
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The EU's political capital Brussels hopes it can turn the tables on Brexit - an unprecedented setback in 60 years of European integration - by moving ahead with closer defense and security cooperation, which London had long blocked.
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The police investigation is still ongoing, but the coaches are happy with some local progress—for instance, the IYSA has acknowledged that they actively need to do more and are moving ahead with anti-racism initiatives.
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It is moving ahead with plans to tax an additional $300 billion in products, and announced a sweeping executive order cutting off Huawei from purchasing the American software and semiconductors it needs to make its products.
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The mayor countered that he did not have the power to fire Pantaleo, and that the city waited for the DOJ to finish its investigation, later moving ahead after that investigation took too long to end.
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Rather, in the interest of lasting peace and security, we are moving ahead with our political platform to advance the cause of equality, social justice and freedom in a country that systematically violates those basic principles.
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WASHINGTON — The Trump administration on Friday escalated a trade war between the world's two largest economies, moving ahead with tariffs on $50 billion of Chinese goods and provoking an immediate tit-for-tat response from Beijing.
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In California, officials are moving ahead with a plan to offload 2,400 passengers aboard the Grand Princess cruise ship, which was barred from returning to San Francisco last week due to a coronavirus outbreak on board.
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Hours after Mr. Trump's announcement in Singapore, American troops in Seoul said they are still moving ahead with a military exercise this fall — Ulchi Freedom Guardian — until they receive guidance otherwise from the chain of command.
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The United States is now moving ahead with withdrawing the rest of its roughly 1,000 troops from northeastern Syria, opening a void that other combatants in the country's eight-year-old war have sought to fill.
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But the warning was, so far, just talk: Administration officials said they were not yet moving ahead with any new sanctions against Turkey, and left unclear what kind of actions might prompt enforcement of the threat.
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But the two men took no questions, leaving the Japanese unchallenged about the fact that they are moving ahead on a new plutonium reprocessing plant that should produce up to eight tons of plutonium each year.
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Before moving ahead in selling houses and possibly marrying, I would like to know how to reconcile these differences and be okay with one set of offspring acting one way and the other one acting differently.
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Secretary of State Rex W. Tillerson is moving ahead with plans to restructure his department, and has hired two consulting groups to assist with the process, according to a cable sent to embassies around the world.
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Rather than moving ahead with lackluster bills that mostly preserve the status quo, they should adopt the bold, free-market approaches that have worked extremely well in other countries to reduce mailing costs and improve services.
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House Republican leaders are moving ahead with a stopgap spending bill to keep the government open for a few more weeks, even as they struggled on Wednesday to secure the necessary GOP votes for the plan.
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" Asked if that meant he is opposed to moving ahead on impeachment, Rose said, "My current position right now is clear, but that is not a justification to not take these points as seriously as possible.
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Many members Tuesday struggled to articulate how Pelosi's description of the process-- that six committee chairmen will be moving ahead with their investigations under the umbrella of impeachment-- is any different from what has already transpired.
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President Donald Trump said on Tuesday he was holding up a trade deal with China and had no interest in moving ahead unless Beijing agrees to four or five "major points" which he did not specify.
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Fresh worries erupted on the trade front after President Donald Trump said he was holding up a deal with China and had no interest in moving ahead unless Beijing agrees to four or five major points.
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Separately, Trump said Tuesday that he was holding up a trade deal with China and had no interest in moving ahead unless Beijing agrees again to four or five "major points," which Trump did not specify.
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And it's interesting that over time there's been a schism between the investment community and let's say the operating community, where the investment community keeps moving ahead and -- with investments and companies that directly defy U.S. laws.
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The administration is already moving ahead with plans to hike existing tariffs starting Friday on industrial components and other goods, from 10% to 25% — a warning shot to Beijing amid ongoing negotiations toward a comprehensive trade agreement.
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Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross, who originally directed the Census Bureau to add the question, said in a statement that he was moving ahead with printing the 2020 census despite his disagreement with the court's ruling last week.
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But on Tuesday afternoon Trump said he was holding up a trade deal with China and had no interest in moving ahead unless Beijing agrees again to four or five "major points" that he did not specify.
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HE SAID THERE IS STILL A LOT OF FINANCIAL ACTIVITY THAT IS NOT MOVING AHEAD AND THAT NO MATTER WHO IS ELECTED IN NOVEMBER, IT'S GOING TO GET BETTER THAN WHAT IT'S BEEN FOR THE FINANCIAL SECTOR.
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Americans are narrowly in favor of President Trump's renegotiation of NAFTA, but the balance swings the other way when it comes to moving ahead on a deal that excludes Canada, according to a new Axios/SurveyMonkey poll.
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Trump said on Tuesday that he was holding up a trade deal with China and had no interest in moving ahead unless Beijing agrees again to four or five "major points," without specifying what those issues were.
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"Really, the biggest unknown in this situation may well be Trump, not Kim Jong Un." The U.S. began deploying THAAD in March, and officials from South Korea said last Wednesday that the process was moving ahead smoothly.
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German online retailer Home21, which wants to challenge IKEA's dominance of the European furniture market, is moving ahead with plans for a stock market listing in the coming months, sources close to the deal said on Thursday.
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Trump said on Tuesday that he was holding up a trade deal with China and had no interest in moving ahead unless Beijing agrees again to four or five "major points", without specifying what those issues were.
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But after a whip count to assess how many members were in town and ready to vote on the stopgap, the GOP seemed resigned to accepting the resolution and moving ahead to a vote on Thursday. Rep.
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If successful, the proposals would make it easier for shareholders to call a vote to oust Newmont's board, and come as further sign that Barrick could be moving ahead with preparations for a hostile bid for Newmont.
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But she is probably worried that you will publicly chastise Germany for not boosting its military spending more quickly, moving ahead with a controversial gas pipeline with Russia and Germany's desire to continue doing business with Iran.
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Democrats said they decided to give the plan their full support to show they were serious about moving ahead with gun control even though the compromise fell short of their legislative goals and could benefit some Republicans.
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BRASILIA, Nov 6 (Reuters) - Brazil is overlooking potentially dire climate change consequences by moving ahead with its biggest auction ever of oil exploration blocs that could release millions of tonnes of carbon emissions, according to environmental activists.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Germany's steel industry association said justifying U.S. steel tariffs based on national security concerns is "grotesque", after the U.S. announced it was moving ahead with 25 percent tariffs on steel imports from the European Union.
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Federal regulators are moving ahead with an ambitious plan to give consumers more power over how internet service providers use their personal data, despite stiff resistance from industry groups representing the nation's largest cable and phone companies.
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Moving ahead to primary states where Trump could again do well, the campaign plans to shore up the candidate's policy bona fides with a series of serious speeches on education reform, the military, and the Supreme Court.
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As the negotiations with Washington have stalled, North Korea has expressed increasing frustration with South Korea, denouncing it for not moving ahead on proposed joint economic projects, such as the reopening of an industrial complex in Kaesong.
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But the mood soured later in the day after Trump said had no interest in moving ahead with a U.S.-China trade deal unless Beijing agreed to four or five "major points" that he did not specify.
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But here in this GOP-leaning district just outside Detroit, the question about impeachment is far more complicated, underscoring the stakes facing House Speaker Nancy Pelosi as she weighs the ramifications of moving ahead in the fall.
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Under their spurious interpretation, the agency could not, for example, provide additional guidance on emissions trading to the many states and power companies that are moving ahead with planning processes for meeting the rule's carbon reduction targets.
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The United States is also moving ahead with a modest system of missile defenses in Europe, a program that has deeply angered the Kremlin, which rejects arguments that it is aimed solely at the threat from Iran.
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"Every other country on planet Earth that is moving ahead of the United States on lower prices, gigabit speeds, universality, and fiber infrastructure got there because an expert regulator promoted competition, access, and prevented monopolization," he said.
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Leadership is moving ahead with the plan in an effort to appease defense hawks and conservatives, even though pairing defense spending with a short-term extension of other programs is likely dead on arrival in the Senate.
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Leadership is moving ahead with the plan in an effort to appease defense hawks and conservatives, even though pairing defense spending with a short-term extension of other programs is likely dead-on-arrival in the Senate.
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Democrats are moving ahead rapidly with their impeachment inquiry, after conducting a series of televised hearings with impeachment witnesses and releasing a report that accuses Trump of abusing his power to extract politically-motivated investigations from Ukraine.
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MC Spanish bank Unicaja is moving ahead with a stock market listing that could raise up to 925 million euros, just days after rival Banco Popular had to be rescued, raising questions over the strength of Spain's banks.
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NASA and the Japanese space agency JAXA are moving ahead with building a new orbiting X-ray telescope to find evidence of dark matter, which is believed to make up 80% of all the mass in the universe.
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Washington (CNN)The top Democrat on the Senate Finance Committee is moving ahead with a threat to hold up any Treasury Department nominees over resistance from two agencies overseeing the release of President Donald Trump's personal tax returns.
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The Spurs fashioned an 297-290 run over the first 2 1/2 minutes of the second quarter to forge a 42-35 lead before moving ahead by as many as 12 in the middle of the period.
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Why it matters: There have been reports that the Trump administration was moving ahead with tariffs on $200 billion in Chinese goods, and Kudlow said recent stories about the trade war escalation have been "more or less correct."
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Analysts had doubted CTG's likelihood of moving ahead with the bid because of the long delay to formally launch it and opposition from U.S. authorities to Chinese control of EDP's sizeable wind energy business in the United States.
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The government also said it would ask the 4th Circuit to put the case on hold while the appeals judges decided whether to take up the case, which could stop discovery from moving ahead in the short term.
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Trump said on Tuesday that he was holding up a trade deal with China and had no interest in moving ahead unless Beijing agrees again to four or five "major points," without elaborating on what those points were.
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The United States on Thursday said it was moving ahead to impose tariffs of 25 percent on steel imports and 10 percent on aluminum imports from the EU, Canada and Mexico, ending months of uncertainty about potential exemptions.
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The gas import projects are moving ahead as politicians wrangle over an energy policy that was meant to end a decade of climate wars but looks set to fall apart amid leadership tension ahead of a federal election.
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But, the electric automaker is reportedly still moving ahead with plans to reveal its own Tesla pickup truck as soon as in the next few months (though, when the truck would actually go on sale is still unknown).
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Analysts have questioned CTG's likelihood of moving ahead with the bid because of the long delay to formally launch it and opposition from U.S. authorities to Chinese control of EDP's sizeable wind energy business in the United States.
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"Really, the biggest unknown in this situation may well be Trump, not Kim Jong Un." The U.S. began deploying THAAD in March, and officials from South Korea said in late April that the process was moving ahead smoothly.
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While the French bank caveats that it is not necessarily a robust forward indicator for the S&P, it does show a correlation between the two assets with the Chinese currency often moving ahead of the U.S. index.
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The monarchy can certainly get things done: big projects, such as the largest solar plant in the world and 1,500km of high-speed rail lines are moving ahead; but the average Moroccan must deal with a stifling bureaucracy.
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The Trump administration is moving ahead with a plan to revise safety rules barring self-driving cars from the road unless they have equipment such as steering wheels, pedals and mirrors, according to a document released publicly Thursday.
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Weeks after ABC abruptly cancelled its revival of the sitcom "Roseanne," after star Roseanne Barr was hammered by accusations of racism, the -owned broadcaster announced this week that it's moving ahead with a spinoff of the hit show.
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"By moving ahead with the tax-free spin-off of the midstream business ... we believe the company has put itself on the best path forward for itself and all shareholders," said Quentin Koffey, a portfolio manager at D.E.Shaw.
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The company wants "to put together a strategy to achieve its acceptability as a reduced risk product", said one of the sources, adding that Philip Morris wanted to have a public relations strategy in place before moving ahead.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Swiss packaging maker SIG Combibloc is moving ahead with preparations for an autumn stock market listing in Zurich that could value it at about 4.5 billion euros ($5.5 billion), two people close to the matter said.
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The case is moving ahead at an auspicious moment, with a growing number of states edging toward legalizing marijuana for recreational use and thereby opening the floodgates for corporate capitalism to assert a grip on weed in America.
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USD Partners said last month that it was "evaluating a potential expansion" at Hardisty, a major Canadian oil hub northeast of Calgary, due to strong customer demand, but it has not previously confirmed the project was moving ahead.
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"If they raise rates because the economy is moving ahead and inflation is relatively benign ... then I think the market will readily accept it," said Ian Nakamoto, equity specialist at MacDougall, MacDougall & MacTier, a division of Raymond James.
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The Trump administration is moving ahead with a proposal that would require drug companies to include the sticker prices of their products in direct-to-consumer advertising — a controversial part of President Trump's blueprint for lower drug prices.
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JERUSALEM — Israel is moving ahead with plans for a significant expansion of its settlements in the occupied West Bank, including apartments in the volatile city of Hebron and the first approval of a new settlement in 2600 years.
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Especially concerning to bankers: They don't have time to crunch the numbers on what the new regime would mean for their bottom line since Otting is moving ahead with what amounts to sprint speed for a rule change.
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In his first televised interviews after becoming national security adviser last month, Mr. Bolton told "Face the Nation" on CBS and "Fox News Sunday" that Libya's denuclearization was what he envisioned when moving ahead with North Korea talks.
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He noted that defending against the case would force the White House to talk about the status of plans to reinstate the ban, and he argued that there was "no downside" to a strategy of moving ahead now.
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The insight into where the President stands in the Mueller investigation comes as the special counsel appears to be moving ahead on multiple fronts, some of which appear to directly approach the Oval Office and the President's family.
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But it is not clear if the new target will stop the Commission from moving ahead with a disciplinary procedure against Rome, which could end up in fines, although the two sides are getting closer to a compromise.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - As the European Commission ponders whether the European Union needs rules for cryptoassets and trading in virtual currencies, EU states are moving ahead with their own regulations, with the smallest of them, Malta, leading the pack.
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House Republicans are moving ahead with a strategy to pass a short-term spending bill to avoid a government shutdown after next Friday, daring Democrats to oppose full-year defense funding and an extension of children's health insurance.
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McConnell and several Republicans warned that moving ahead with one witness could lead to a number of new witnesses — and there would be no clear path out of the trial, according to a source familiar with the remarks.
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But Oregon and California are moving ahead with pilot mileage fee programs, and transportation advocates in Washington have suggested moving to a national mileage-based fee system as receipts from the gas tax have dwindled in recent years.
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But Oregon and California are moving ahead with pilot mileage fee programs, and transportation advocates in Washington have suggested moving to a national mileage-based fee system as receipts from the gas tax have dwindled in recent years.
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The increasing concerns surrounding the coronavirus have some couples cautiously moving ahead with wedding plans, while others are postponing their nuptials as consequences of the virus continue to affect things like wedding dress shipments and dwindling guest counts.
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"We don't have an exact timetable on that, but obviously his availability in the short term was an important part of us moving ahead on this deal," General Manager Farhan Zaidi said at the time of the trade.
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Far-right candidate Marine Le Pen and center-left candidate Emmanuel Macron have come out on top in the first round of the French presidential elections and will be moving ahead to the final round on May 25.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Trump administration is moving ahead with plans to submit a series of options for softening fuel efficiency standards to the White House for approval in the coming week, two officials briefed on the matter Tuesday said.
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He needs to get the economy moving ahead of October's mid-term elections, which will determine his ability to get the rest of his free-market reform program through Congress before the end of his first term in 2019.
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Under the law, known as Moving Ahead for Progress in the 21st Century, or MAP-21, companies can calculate their funding level using a 25-year average of interest rates instead of the two-year average businesses traditionally used.
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Billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk has scrapped plans for a high-speed passenger tunnel under the Westside of Los Angeles but is moving ahead with a similar proposal across town designed to whisk baseball fans to and from Dodger Stadium.
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On Thursday, Business Insider reported that Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell had confirmed Congress is moving ahead with the plan to build Trump's architectural dream structure, and estimated the cost would be somewhere between $12 billion and $15 billion.
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Donohue, whose organization is spearheading a major campaign to win passage of the trade agreement, said moving ahead with the USMCA would also help pave the way for trade agreements with China, the European Union, Japan and other countries.
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Brushing aside protests from immigrant advocates and both Democratic presidential candidates, the Obama administration is moving ahead with a surge of deportations in the coming weeks, aimed mainly at mothers and children from Central America, immigration officials said Friday.
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Upgrading the arsenal The Trump administration is moving ahead with a 30-year trillion-dollar program to replace the nation's entire arsenal of nuclear weapons — as well as the missiles, bombers and submarines that carry them — with upgraded versions.
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"The Bureau of Land Management is moving ahead with a thoughtfully considered and carefully developed plan that will place the BLM's leadership closer to the lands and resources they manage," the spokesman said in an email to The Hill.
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After what seemed like a cooling in tensions between the U.S. and China over bilateral trade issues, the White House on Tuesday said it was moving ahead with plans to subject around $50 billion in Chinese imports to tariffs.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States said on Tuesday it started distributing arms to Syrian Kurdish militia battling to help retake the city of Raqqa from Islamic State, moving ahead with a war plan that has angered NATO ally Turkey.
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At War After the Pentagon scuttled a longstanding pledge to destroy its existing cluster-munitions stockpile, the Army is moving ahead with renewed vigor to acquire at least three new foreign-made versions of the weapons for its artillery.
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Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's government is moving ahead with a contentious plan to relocate the U.S. Marines' Futenma airbase from an urban area in central Okinawa to the less populated Henoko district of Nago city in the island's north.
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At a time when many are questioning whether Mr. Trump ought to be allowed anywhere near the nuclear "button," he is moving ahead with plans to develop new nuclear weapons and expanding the circumstances in which they'd be used.
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By November 2016, she was complying with her probation and focused on moving ahead with her life, caring for her two sons, who are now 6 and 9 years old, and taking online classes to become a medical receptionist.
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U.S. President Donald Trump said on Tuesday that he was holding up a trade deal with China and had no interest in moving ahead unless Beijing agrees again to four or five "major points" that Trump did not specify.
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WASHINGTON — As congressional Republicans on Friday discussed quickly moving ahead with plans for a southern border wall using money included in this year's spending bills, President-elect Donald J. Trump insisted that Mexico would ultimately pay for its construction.
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McConnell and several other Republicans warned that moving ahead with one witness could lead to a number of new witnesses -- and there would be no clear path out of the trial, according to a source familiar with the remarks.
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But in moving ahead with the rules change on a strictly partisan basis, Republicans opened the door to Democrats berating them for the proposal, even though a significant number of Democrats are just as unhappy with the ethics office.
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Operating profit in its mobile unit in the second quarter fell, and it's facing more competition, particularly from Chinese Android rival Huawei, which has recently become the world's second-largest smartphone maker by market share, moving ahead of Apple.
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While federal policymakers have begun to awaken to the issue, health plans, local health and housing agencies, and other organizations are moving ahead with innovative programs like CCSP to bridge the health and housing gap — and generate substantial savings.
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In places that are moving ahead with electric buses — like Shenzhen, China, which boasts the world's only all-electric bus network — the biggest obstacle was installing and paying for the massive charging infrastructure needed to run 16,000 e-buses.
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Painting in enamel on aluminum, Siena's modestly scaled compositions are compressed records of a Sisyphean task, moving ahead line by line (step by step) until he reaches the end, having filled the surface with rigorously choreographed, non-expressive marks.
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Billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk has scrapped plans for a high-speed passenger tunnel under the West side of Los Angeles but is moving ahead with a similar proposal across town designed to whisk baseball fans to and from Dodger Stadium.
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The Giverny Document (Single Channel) was awarded the Moving Ahead Award at the Locarno Film Festival in August, and recently had its North American premiere at the Camden International Film Festival, where it received a Cinematic Vision special jury mention.
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Facebook is working with HackerOne on a bug bounty program for its Libra cryptocurrency Facebook is moving ahead with its cryptocurrency project, even as government regulators have called for the company to suspend it while they assess its legality. 6.
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Lingering worries on the trade front weighed on sentiment, a day after President Donald Trump said he was holding up a deal with China and had no interest in moving ahead unless Beijing agrees to four or five major points.
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Last October, NHTSA said it was moving ahead with plans to revise safety rules that bar fully self-driving cars from the roads without equipment such as steering wheels, pedals and mirrors but acknowledged it could be a lengthy review.
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Despite the delay, the team on the ground remained upbeat, noting that early work is moving ahead and the added time will be used to further derisk the C$25 billion ($18.22 billion) to C$40 billion ($29.15 billion) development.
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Uber's CEO is in Paris this week meeting with the French president to talk tech in Europe and expanding its insurance coverage in the region, but back in the U.S. the company is moving ahead on another kind of expansion.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Blackrock said on Thursday it was testing new financial messaging app Symphony, the first big global asset manager to confirm it is moving ahead with the system designed to address concerns over security and costs of monitoring staff online.
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Meanwhile, Senator Bob Menendez, the top Democrat on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, for months has blocked the administration from moving ahead with a multi-billion dollar deal to sell 120,000 missiles and other munitions to Saudi Arabia and the UAE.
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Democrats say they are moving ahead with the immigration talks after a meeting with Trump Tuesday at the White House, but offered mixed signals Wednesday on whether they plan to stick with the four elements of an agreement that were discussed.
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Trump, the developer who came to epitomize opulent wealth during the 80's before tumbling into deep financial trouble, has managed to erase much of his debt and is moving ahead with major projects at a time other developers are idling.
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LONDON, June 13 (Reuters) - The hunt for a new chief executive of WPP after the sudden departure of Martin Sorrell in April is well advanced and moving ahead rapidly, Chairman Roberto Quarta told the advertising company's annual general meeting on Wednesday.
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Four congressional sources involved in the negotiations -- from the House and Senate and from both sides working on this issue -- told CNN that private negotiations between the two chambers have been moving ahead without having to establish the more formal panel.
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Still unknown is whether the bill, which was enough to keep moderates from moving ahead with their rebellion to push for votes on other four other pieces of immigration legislation, will have enough support in the Republican conference to pass.
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From all appearances, the U.S. is moving ahead to put tariffs on $34 billion in Chinese goods next Friday, but in the stock market traders have been watching to see if the White House will extend the action or not.
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BEIJING — One of China's top art academies is facing criticism for moving ahead with a major exhibition of work by Anselm Kiefer, even after the blue-chip German artist expressly disavowed the show, which he said was organized without his consent.
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VIENNA/PARIS (Reuters) - Iran will not cooperate more fully with atomic inspectors until a standoff over its nuclear deal is resolved, its U.N. envoy said, as one signatory warned Tehran against moving ahead with preparations to boost its uranium enrichment capacity.
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That massive "underwater spine" has been slow to progress, but Google is moving ahead with its first water-based renewable energy project — it is just a little smaller in scale: Solar panels atop a series of fishing ponds in Taiwan.
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By Caroline Humer and Ankur Banerjee Anthem Inc, which has 1.1 million customers in individual Obamacare plans, said it was moving ahead with its 2018 insurance filings but had told state regulators it could increase premiums sharply and exit some markets.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Trump administration is moving ahead with plans to revise safety rules that bar fully self-driving cars from the roads without equipment such as steering wheels, pedals and mirrors, according to a document made public on Thursday.
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We were the only ISP that then stepped forward to work with them on other potential solutions, which resulted in them moving ahead with a standard plan we have for public sector clients interested in WiFi hotspots as a pilot project.
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The United States said it was moving ahead with tariffs on aluminum and steel imports from Canada, Mexico and the EU, ending a two-month exemption and potentially setting the stage for a trade war with some of America's top allies.
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The US Navy is moving ahead with plans to bolster the firepower of its littoral combat ships, adding new capabilities to the vessels that will improve their lethality and survivability in a conflict, a Lockheed Martin executive said Jan. 218.
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Drew Brees threw three touchdown passes in the first half, moving ahead of Brett Favre for second place on the career list, and the New Orleans Saints rolled to their eighth straight victory Sunday, 51-14 over the Cincinnati Bengals.
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Concerns over trade continued to weigh on sentiment, after U.S. President Donald Trump on Tuesday said he was holding up a deal with China and had no interest in moving ahead unless Beijing agrees to four or five major points.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump is arriving at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, to explain his "America First" approach at a moment when the world is moving ahead with a trade agenda that no longer revolves around the United States.
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There was a glimmer of hope in news Monday that Fatah, which administers the West Bank, and Hamas, the Islamic militant group that runs Gaza, were moving ahead with a plan for a Palestinian unity government under the leadership of Fatah.
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The Associated Press reported that Jordan warned Israel against moving ahead with annexation and said that it is committed to the creation of a Palestinian state along the 85033 lines, which includes all of the West Bank and east Jerusalem.
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India said on Monday that it is moving ahead with its plan to revise existing rules to regulate intermediaries — social media apps and others that rely on users to create their content — as they are causing "unimaginable disruption" to democracy.
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Republicans say that the House, as in most previous clashes over appearances by executive branch officials, should have sued to compel his testimony and exhausted its legal options to do so before moving ahead with articles of impeachment against Mr. Trump.
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The committee's version of the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) would authorize $28.5 billion more than what was requested by President Trump, but is $8.5 billion less than what the committee's chairman said he was moving ahead with last week.
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If anything it has put North Korea on alert that if they keep moving ahead with they're intentions of putting a nuclear warhead onto an [ballistic missile], that if they should use that technology then we're going to go after them.
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The Senate is now moving ahead with debate, amendments and ultimately a final vote in the coming days on legislation that would have a profound effect on the American health care system — roughly one-sixth of the United States' economy.
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U.S. stocks fell as hopes of progress in high-level trade talks were dashed by a report Washington was moving ahead with efforts to limit capital flows to China and the inclusion of some top Chinese startups to a blacklist.
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"They understand how the markets are moving ahead of time and they get a view on our markets," he said, adding that for many conglomerates that have investments in other sectors in the United States, this information can be quite valuable.
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At the same time, Ms. Haley sought to reassure China publicly that the United States meant no harm by moving ahead with the deployment of a defensive missile shield system in South Korea, after North Korea's missile launch on Monday.
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Canada also opposes U.S. efforts to limit the free flow of workers across borders, and the U.S. is complicating its relationship with Mexico by moving ahead with efforts to build a wall on the border, to help bar immigrants from entering.
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The Hill's Cristina Marcos reports: House Republicans are moving ahead with a strategy to pass a short-term spending bill to avoid a government shutdown after next Friday, daring Democrats to oppose full-year defense funding and possible legislative goodies.
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But the family is moving ahead with other plans, like the launch of a new hotel brand, Scion, which they hope will develop about 30 hotels around the United States, requiring approval from local governments that rely on federal aid.
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"Despite the absence of leadership at the national level in the U.S., cities and certainly states are really moving ahead in combating climate change," said David Miller, the North American director of the C40 network of cities tackling climate change.
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The committee's version of the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) would authorize $2628 billion more than what was requested by President Trump, but is $28503 billion less than what the committee's chairman said he was moving ahead with last week.
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In science, in music, where somebody just comes in, moving ahead into some totally unknown area, the future, and doing something not so much that people aren't used to, but going maybe to different content, using different techniques, different technology.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump said on Tuesday that he was holding up a trade deal with China and had no interest in moving ahead unless Beijing agrees again to four or five "major points" that Trump did not specify.
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President Donald Trump wasted no time Monday moving ahead on his campaign promise to renegotiate a nearly quarter-century-old free trade agreement with Canada and Mexico — a move that could end up hurting workers in the states that heavily supported him.
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The United States said it was moving ahead with tariffs on aluminum and steel imports from Canada, Mexico and the European Union, ending a two-month exemption and potentially setting the stage for a trade war with some of America's top allies.
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But Trump has recently suggested he was running out of patience with China's modest steps to pressure North Korea, which is working to develop a nuclear-tipped missile capable of hitting the United States, and has been considering moving ahead on trade actions.
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FRANKFURT, March 20.8126 (Reuters) - Buyout group Providence is moving ahead with plans to pull out of German home shopping TV network HSE24, which it plans to sell or float on the Frankfurt stock exchange before the summer, several people close to matter said.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Ford Motor Co is moving ahead with plans to shift production of small cars to Mexico from Michigan, while "two very important products" will be built in its U.S. factories, Chief Executive Officer Mark Fields told Reuters on Tuesday.
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"I've made it clear that I'm not comfortable moving ahead with the vote on Thursday if we have not heard her side of the story or explored this further," said Flake, a member of the Judiciary Committee who is retiring this term.
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The Army Corps, which is moving ahead with a design for Norfolk's seawall, has a $242 billion backlog of authorized construction projects, yet only receives annual construction appropriations of about $22018 billion, according to a Congressional Research Service report issued earlier this year.
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"We are disappointed that Dominion's board has thus far prevented Washington from moving ahead with its proposal under which shareholders would receive a substantial premium and immediate liquidity," Lawrence Simkins, president of Missoula, Montana-based Washington, said in a statement on Sunday.
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But Flores, who before Koskinen addressed his group said he supported moving ahead with a vote, said the commissioner did lay out his belief that there is a process in place for Congress to go through before rushing for a floor vote.
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Why it matters: It's the latest in a series of provocations between Iran and the West and comes at a time when the U.S. says it's moving ahead with plans to build an international military coalition to protect waters around Iran and Yemen.
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The German leaders spoke after May's ally Chris Grayling appeared to dampen any hopes among Britain's EU partners that her rapid ascent might accelerate the process of moving ahead with the split and resolving the uncertainty hanging over the 28-nation bloc.
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On the morning Trump announced he would be moving ahead with 10 percent tariffs on $200 billion worth of Chinese imports, Ross defended the decision and played down the idea that the price of U.S. goods would increase because of a trade war.
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Again, the internal splits forced them to move to Plan B. Late Tuesday night they announced they were moving ahead on a "minibus" spending bill focused on money for the military, the border wall the president wants to build, and veterans programs.
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As opinion polls continued to show the "Leave" camp moving ahead before the June 23 vote, and Britain's biggest selling paper, the Sun, came out in favour of leaving the bloc, sterling fell 1 percent to a two-month low of $1.4112.
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Conte has offered to lower the headline deficit to 2.04 percent of Italian economic output from a previous target of 2.4 percent, but it is unclear whether the new figure is low enough to dissuade the Commission from moving ahead with disciplinary steps.
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The Information reports that Sidewalk Labs is moving ahead with "Project Sidewalk," a plan to create a district in which it can trial self-driving cars, Wi-Fi solutions, new public transport, and other city planning advances that modern technology make possible.
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Editorial Five years after Pier 54 had to be closed as it crumbled on the Hudson River waterfront, an ambitious plan is moving ahead to replace it with a 353-acre island park emphasizing the arts amid landscaped knolls and a public amphitheater.
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The court on Thursday blocked Mr. Obama from moving ahead with his sweeping assertion of executive authority and will force him to leave office next year without the major progress he promised to millions of Latino immigrants living under the threat of deportation.
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Tencent's announcement that it's moving ahead with the IPO comes after reports in October, which the company declined to confirm, that it was putting the listing on hold for several weeks because of financial market turmoil that hit tech stocks especially hard.
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Some United Arab Emirates stocks are also moving ahead of index benchmarker FTSE's emerging markets index rebalancing, which is taking place on June 16, said Mohammed Ali Yasin, chief executive officer of FAB Securities, the brokerage arm of First Abu Dhabi Bank.
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But if Apple is moving ahead without Ive's constant input (his new design firm will still advise the company), then it may have a bit more freedom put function over design, and giving people keyboards that work and batteries that last longer.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk has scrapped plans for a high-speed passenger tunnel under the West side of Los Angeles but is moving ahead with a similar proposal across town designed to whisk baseball fans to and from Dodger Stadium.
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TOKYO, March 13 (Reuters) - Tokyo 2020 organizers said on Friday they were moving ahead with preparations to hold "safe and secure" Games on schedule, after U.S. President Donald Trump said officials should consider delaying the event for one year amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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But aides and senators close to Mr. McConnell said that he had made it clear that he had no intention of moving ahead quickly with either nomination, giving the president and his staff ample time to vet both men and consider other candidates.
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WASHINGTON — The Trump administration is moving ahead with its proposal to require drug companies to disclose the often sky-high prices of their products in television commercials, despite strenuous objections and the threat of legal challenges by drug makers and TV broadcasters.
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Hundreds of investors lined up this month to bid in Aramco's first bond sale; among businesses humming in the kingdom, the movie theater giant AMC is moving ahead with plans for 40 new theaters, and Google is working on a data center.
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But it's misleading to think you have to "understand," say, a Bach violin concerto from the early 1700s, in order to "get" the much-later Beethoven Violin Concerto from the early 1800s or, moving ahead, the Brahms, Bartok and Berg violin concertos.
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New York City is moving ahead with a desegregation plan for middle schools that has drawn an outcry from some Upper West Side parents and heightened tensions over race and equity in one of the city's most diverse and highly segregated school districts.
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WASHINGTON — The Trump administration is moving ahead with its plan to enact strict work requirements on people who use food stamps despite the coronavirus pandemic — a move that could result in hundreds of thousands of people losing their eligibility for the program.
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But, I am angry that by moving ahead with their American Health Care Act spin-off, Republican Senators are only concerned with lining the pockets of the wealthiest and are doing so at the expense of Medicaid and our most vulnerable people.
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Separately, Saudi state oil company Aramco has hired UBS Group and Deutsche as bookrunners for its initial public offering, two sources familiar with the matter said, in a sign that the deal is moving ahead despite a recent attack on Saudi oil facilities.
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When she beat her sister Venus to win Saturday's Australian Open final, she won her seventh Australian title and her 22012rd Grand Slam singles title, moving ahead of Steffi Graf for the most major titles in the Open era, the Associated Press reported.
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The United States on Thursday said it was moving ahead to impose tariffs of 25 percent on steel imports and 10 percent on aluminum, starting at midnight (0400 GMT on Friday), ending months of uncertainty about potential exemptions and sending a chill through financial markets.
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In early August, Nature received documents suggesting Pruitt was moving ahead with a shamelessly cynical plan to require future EPA research be vetted in a "red team, blue team" format, which would turn its review board into a war between actual scientists and industry flacks.
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The rumors are true: Amazon Studios is moving ahead with a small-screen adaptation of J. R. R. Tolkien's beloved fantasy series The Lord of the Rings, despite the fact that Peter Jackson's film trilogy was pretty much perfect and a remake is wholly unnecessary.
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Despite the setbacks to the IPO's timeline, the state oil giant is moving ahead with multibillion-dollar projects in China, India and Malaysia and aims to finalize new partnerships this year, Abdulaziz al-Judaimi, Aramco's senior vice president for downstream, told Reuters in June.
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President Trump is staying the course on North Korea despite the lack of any tangible progress toward denuclearization, canceling another round of military exercises with South Korea and moving ahead with plans for a second summit with Kim Jong-un in the new year.
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President Donald Trump said he was holding up a trade deal with China and had no interest in moving ahead unless Beijing agrees to four or five major points, which led the blue-chip Dow index to snap a six-day winning streak on Tuesday.
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After failing to get Congress to pass a "startup visa" as part of broad immigration reform, the Obama administration is moving ahead with an alternative that would allow overseas entrepreneurs to live in the U.S. for up to five years to help build a company.
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Now that his strategy has won official backing, the 31-year-old prince has a chance to get the best of both worlds by moving ahead with reforms while letting oil prices - which Saudi effectively drives as the swing producer - climb at the same time.
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However, SpaceX president and COO Gwynne Shotwell made it very clear that the company's Falcon 33 performed as it was supposed to, and the fact that the company is moving ahead with launches is a big sign that SpaceX probably didn't suffer any technical failures.
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" DNC proceeds with plan to reduce role of superdelegates - Politico: "The Democratic National Committee is moving ahead with its controversial plan to rein in the role of 'superdelegates' at the 2020 Democratic convention, despite a lobbying effort by Democratic lawmakers to scale back the proposal.
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"US crude oil production was recorded at a new record high, and the largest in the world by far, moving ahead of Russia and closer to the level Saudi Arabia might be able to reach in another six months," wrote Citigroup energy analyst Eric Lee.
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Dubious ICOs, scaling issues and hacks have cast a bit of a shadow, but the reality is dozens of stunning blockchain implementations and trials are moving ahead in many business domains, from major banks, to big logistics and technology companies, to fast-emerging startups.
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Amin Nasser, the CEO of the state oil giant, which is preparing for an IPO next year, told Reuters Aramco is moving ahead with its refining and petrochemicals expansion strategy and is in discussions with several potential partners in Asia, Europe and the United States.
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Falk (21 of 36, 226 yards) connected with wide receivers Gabe Marks, Robert Lewis and Kyle Sweet for touchdowns while increasing his career yards total to (7,93), moving ahead of Drew Bledsoe (7,373) and Ryan Leaf (7,433) for fifth on the Cougars' all-time list.
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The French pharmaceutical firm was moving ahead on Friday with preparations to replace Medivation Inc's board of directors after the U.S. cancer drug maker refused to engage with it in sale talks based on a $9.3 billion acquisition offer, people familiar with the matter said.
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Earlier this year, it was reported that Sidewalk Labs was moving ahead with "Project Sidewalk," a plan to create a district in which it can trial self-driving cars, Wi-Fi solutions, new public transport, and other city planning advances that modern technology make possible.
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In this moment, Jenny isn't arguing with a willful child, but with a construct she has built over decades of repression, with the part of herself that needs to believe that she was complicit in her own nightmare in order to keep moving ahead.
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Laos has basically been moving ahead with its two mainstream Mekong hydropower projects without full agreement from its neighbors, and it looks like a third Mekong hydropower project — Pak Beng, backed by a Chinese developer — is the next one that will be started soon.
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NEW YORK, May 4 (Reuters) - U.S. Republicans may be moving ahead with a vote to repeal Obamacare, but the uncertainty about what a national health law may look like is clouding insurers' decisions on whether to stay in the individual insurance market in 2018.
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Washington (CNN)New images obtained by CNN Tuesday indicate Iran is preparing to launch a remote sensing satellite into space, the latest sign that the Islamic Republic is moving ahead with the planned mission despite recent warnings from US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo.
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ET, Prime Ticket (Anaheim), CSN California (San Jose) ABOUT THE DUCKS (163-8-4): Ryan Kesler took advantage of Jonathan Toews' absence Friday by winning 22-of-216 faceoffs, moving ahead of Chicago's captain 23 to 22 for the NHL's best percentage in the circle.
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The Trump administration said on Thursday it was moving ahead with tariffs on aluminum and steel imports from Canada, Mexico and the European Union, ending a two-month exemption and potentially setting the stage for a trade war with some of America's top allies.
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