So we want to continue moving in the direction that society should be moving in.
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But your point is well taken, that the corporations are moving in, they're moving in on hemp.
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Now. "Moving in the summer season is more expensive than moving in the off-season by roughly 2122 or 25 percent," said Jon Katz, chief executive of Katz Moving in Long Island City, Queens.
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SO NOT ONLY IS IT MOVING IN THE WRONG DIRECTION, IT IS MOVING IN THE WRONG DIRECTION BY HALF.
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NutriBullet Pro 13-Piece Set, available at Amazon, $89Whether they're moving in with roommates or finally moving in alone, they need a NutriBullet.
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Yet, rather than moving in that direction, May seems to be moving in the direction of Tony Blair, a former Labor Party prime minister.
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Within it there may be a multitude of crosscurrents, with some parts moving in one direction at one speed and other areas moving in other directions at other speeds.
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We're moving in and out of the camp at will.
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He said that he was moving in with Juliette Lewis.
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Of course these golf balls are moving in two dimensions.
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"God is moving in strange and wonderful ways, folks," Rep.
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There are a lot of benefits to moving in together.
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Singh declined Rajpal's brother's suggestion of moving in with him.
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Some of the sciences are already moving in that direction.
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In a month he'll be moving in with his girlfriend.
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Despite strong resistance, things are moving in the right direction.
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Politically, however, the region is moving in the opposite direction.
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Capital is moving in all sorts of directions right now.
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First, more people are moving out than are moving in.
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Can you talk about the upfront costs of moving in?
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Attitudes about online dating also are moving in Match's direction.
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The industry has been moving in that direction for years.
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They weren't just moving in; they were changing its society.
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You're feeling confident about the direction you're moving in, Cancer.
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She was moving in with a friend, she told him.
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That means that the Sinclaire family can start moving in.
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The idea is to keep moving in the right direction.
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The VA said it is already moving in this direction.
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"Things are moving in this direction," one of them said.
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The ECB seems to be moving in a similar direction.
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The Obama administration was open to moving in this direction.
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But the Trump administration is moving in the opposite direction.
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Oil prices have been increasingly moving in tandem with equities.
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It's all there, and it's moving in the right direction.
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"Movement's" aggressive, but it's moving in the right direction, yes.
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But things in Paris are moving in a positive direction.
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This year, things are clearly moving in the right direction.
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I just want to keep things moving in that direction.
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We started the hard process of moving in that direction.
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More and more, the economy is moving in this direction.
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"It's actually madness," he says of their moving in together.
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Many countries, including India, are already moving in this direction.
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President Trump: Because we have hundreds of companies moving in.
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If you were moving in, you'd want to be told.
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Have you met their parents or discussed moving in together?
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"We know we're moving in the right direction," Catchings said.
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You can't assume that everybody's moving in the same direction.
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The Justice Department, meanwhile, is moving in the opposite direction.
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"I think it's moving in a positive direction," said Sen.
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Unlike me, he had no trouble moving in those slippers.
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But not all stocks and bonds are moving in lockstep.
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Families looking for more permanent homes started moving in, too.
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"We're moving in the right direction," Judge, who is batting .
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So you usually do see markets moving in both directions.
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To their credit, the Twins are moving in that direction.
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"It's definitely moving in the right direction," he said. Rep.
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I think it's necessary to start moving in that direction.
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You don't get more stimulated by moving in your bed.
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In the US, things are slowly moving in that direction.
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Or, do you think we're moving in the right direction?
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On one level, demographic change was moving in Clinton's direction.
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We're talking about moving in together and starting a family.
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Some countries, in fact, are already moving in this direction.
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And the trend is not moving in an encouraging direction.
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I can't really say I'm upset about people moving in.
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The talks seem to be moving in the right direction.
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Do you feel like it's moving in the right direction?
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Or in Mr. Trump's case, moving in the opposite direction.
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But running, like walking, is moving in time in space.
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Mr. Sanders was not interested in moving in that direction.
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And moving in, we have the confidence in our relationship.
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Some doctors and hospitals have been moving in this direction.
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But things were certainly moving in that direction on Thursday.
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If anything, Facebook has been moving in the wrong direction.
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"Restaurants are already moving in the right direction," he said.
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LHN: It certainly looks like it's moving in that direction.
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It felt like we were moving in the right direction.
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I like the way webcomics are moving in some ways.
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Two days after moving in, somebody knocked on my door.
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And the numbers are all moving in the right direction.
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Some luxury travel companies have been moving in that direction.
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The second map describes goods moving in the opposite direction.
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Regional equities were steady, moving in line with Wall Street.
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Meanwhile, American police officers are moving in the opposite direction.
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Now, a few months later, I'm moving in with him.
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But current policy trends are moving in the opposite direction.
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Recent polls suggest Warren is moving in the right direction.
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But things were probably moving in that direction already. video
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Yes, and I do think we're moving in that direction.
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And so, I think this — the fact that they continue to expect demand moving in the right direction, the fact that they've really got their arms around manufacturing — is generally moving in the right direction.
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We don't have enough people moving in, so it's increasingly hard.
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And I pray that he's silently moving in tandem with us.
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After that, he planned on moving in with a distant cousin.
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It's offensive to those moving in, those who have been here.
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The reality star seems to be moving in on her own.
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Netflix, Amazon, obviously Google, Facebook are all moving in that direction.
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The talks are moving in the direction of what humanity wants.
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They are not going to be moving in an anticipatory sense.
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The reality is that superdelegates are moving in the opposite direction.
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"Kylie and Tyga are not moving in together," says the source.
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Not significantly, but moving in a bad direction for the President.
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Residents say they have seen IS fighters moving in that direction.
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Our entire family is finally moving in the right direction together.
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When moving in, they had to downsize sentimental items and memorabilia.
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Even moving in the peaceful parts of the country is expensive.
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It's moving in our direction since 2010, which was a disaster.
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It means were moving in the right direction when there's pushback.
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In moving in with my boyfriend, I've created a mental oasis.
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About a year later, we were engaged and moving in together.
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Since 22016 productivity growth has been moving in the right direction.
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I get the feeling that Koch is moving in that direction.
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The Trump administration, however, is moving in exactly the opposite direction.
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But the category is among the fastest moving in consumer electronics.
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And now, foreign fighters and ISIS-inspired terrorists are moving in.
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Taking the plunge and moving in together is a big step.
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"You just moving in?" she asked, surveying the near-empty house.
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When Evelyn learned the Syrians would be moving in, she rejoiced.
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Twitter, on the other hand, is moving in the opposite direction.
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Let's hope the royals continue moving in a more progressive direction.
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Oil has a well-established pattern of moving in trading bands.
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In Ms. Kincaid's book, the Lebanese and Syrians were moving in.
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"We're hopeful that it's moving in the right direction," he said.
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There are signs that the Fed is moving in this direction.
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There was some inkling that Trump was moving in this direction.
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Thinking about moving in with your other half (new or not)?
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But tech firms, some with deep pockets, are also moving in.
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They wanted to get the country moving in the right direction.
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Portland, Oregon couples could save a lot by moving in together.
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Sarvenaz and her two children are moving in with him soon.
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We're seeing increasing demand and the other retailers are moving in.
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"We are definitely moving in the right direction," Geller said. Really?
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And I feel that they're consistently moving in a better direction.
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Change is happening, but it's also somehow moving in both directions.
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A lot of car companies are going to be moving in.
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Treasuries are also moving in sympathy with the European bond market.
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North Korea insisted, as it has before, on moving in phases.
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Nor is unknown-candidate Marianne Williamson's tactic of simply moving in.
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I can't imagine the country moving in a more conservative direction.
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By the late 1960s, his career was moving in multiple directions.
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"The Athletic may need to find itself moving in that direction."
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But almost three years in, he's moving in the wrong direction.
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"The debt is moving in the wrong direction," Mr. Feldstein said.
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Trends have been moving in that direction for a long time.
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"We have younger families moving in, and hipsters," Ms. Drewes said.
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I almost felt like setting up a cot and moving in.
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The McKinsey study suggests we are moving in the right direction.
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Those moving in tend to be richer than those moving out.
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Now, China is moving in with plans to effectively take control.
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Nothing is in stone yet ... but it's moving in that direction.
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He sees the rain as a thick dark band, moving in.
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In Hanoi, Mr. Kim insisted on moving in phases toward denuclearization.
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Moving in is months away, but she has not contemplated surrendering.
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Latin American equities were steady, moving in line with Wall Street.
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We ended up moving down immediately and moving in with them.
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Moving in line with industry standards is attaining minimum viable responsibility.
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In Finland the homeless numbers are moving in the right direction.
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He single handily blocked a bill from moving in the Senate.
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Meanwhile, Shiv is slowly adapting to the spaces she's moving in.
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There are already signs Pelosi could be moving in that direction.
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Renters For most couples, moving in together doesn't mean living apart.
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The tale is tragic but moving in the most celestial way.
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"Uber is moving in a new direction," an Uber spokesperson said.
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And those growth drivers are not moving in the right direction.
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"The plane was moving in all directions," he told the station.
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So it can tell how fast you're moving in whatever directions.
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They had never even met in person before moving in this week.
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Moving back and forth along a line is moving in one dimension.
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Moving In With The Joneses Jughead's mom bought the Cooper hell house.
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There's also a higher risk that the families moving in are exposed.
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Pro tip: Make sure shoulders are not moving in front of hands.
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Oil prices have also been moving in tandem with broad markets lately.
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So you tell me if things were moving in the right direction.
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As things stand, public opinion is moving in support of a Brexit.
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Do you think the party's moving in the right direction on this?
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From the beginning, it felt like I was moving in slow motion.
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The feather you see above looks like it's moving in slow motion.
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So far, no talk about moving in together or anything too serious.
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The planet's largest car market, China, is moving in the same direction.
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The numbers seem to be moving in the right direction for Clinton.
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But there is little question that America is moving in California's direction.
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Now, Twitter seems to be moving in to clean up the mess.
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I think we are moving in the right direction on that one.
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Both teams struggled to get their offenses moving in the first half.
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"We had a lot of plants before moving in together," Garrett says.
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Does Priebus's appointment signal Trump is moving in a conventionally conservative direction?
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Both offenses struggled to get their engines moving in the first quarter.
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And some European regulators appear to be moving in that direction already.
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"We are moving in the right direction," Solheim said in news release.
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Families are expected to begin moving in next week, the Times reported.
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Does Ana help Kate find a roommate after moving in with Christian?
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Soft and choreographed, Black bodies moving in unison had a soothing effect.
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When we stop moving in mind, body, and spirit, we stop learning.
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It shows that I'm moving in a positive direction as an athlete.
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An exciting twist arrives today, finding you moving in a new direction.
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So moving, in fact, that Declan lets Midge see his famed masterpiece.
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In Greece, however, things seem to be moving in the other direction.
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It was the memories of moving in there and what it meant.
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The company has been moving in the direction for a while now.
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All right, but she looks like she's not moving in any way.
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But there's nothing legally that stops us from moving in this direction.
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The race was clearly moving in Democrats' favor over its final days.
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The second quarter results show that it's moving in that direction. 3.
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But governments try to discourage them from moving in the first place.
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Now millennials and arty sorts priced out of Brooklyn are moving in.
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Meanwhile, European and Asian companies are moving in to get early footholds.
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Second, I have been accused of moving in Trump's direction on immigration.
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Lucky for The Weeknd, David won't be moving in any time soon.
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The morning sickness made it hard to get moving in the mornings.
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Progress in U.S.-China trade talks is moving in fits and starts.
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The relationship is getting serious and you're talking about moving in together.
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He left me on the 11th day [after] moving in the house.
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I also felt his hand inside my vagina moving in and out.
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"I think personally they are moving in the right direction," he said.
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"I'm glad to see they're moving in the right direction," he said.
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Moving in with your significant other comes with a host of benefits.
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The numbers are moving in the wrong direction for our younger generations.
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Seattle couples could save over $1,000 each month by moving in together.
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Couples here could save almost $900 per person by moving in together.
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"good" and 62 percent believed that the nation was moving in the
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The plan has essentially no chance of moving in Congress this year.
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The company has been moving in this direction for some time now.
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Their bond led to them moving in together with another good friend.
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At the same time, Apple is basically moving in the opposite direction.
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Meanwhile, federal policy in the U.S. is moving in the opposite direction.
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Her father and son, in different ways, are moving in similar directions.
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I found it exhilarating, depressing, tawdry and moving in almost equal measure.
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But some governments are moving in the opposite direction and restricting rights.
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It's good to see several other states moving in a better direction.
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The situation appeared to be moving in Mr. Ramaphosa's direction last week.
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I think we need to be moving in the direction of transparency.
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"I definitely think more friends will end up moving in," she said.
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Moving in together is one way of stress-testing a young relationship.
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Most of the 30 or so residents were homeless before moving in.
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Both Texas and Georgia are steadily moving in that direction, albeit slowly.
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Were the dancers comfortable improvising and moving in such an unspectacular manner?
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The father-son scenes are among the most moving in the novel.
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Mexicans were moving in; Frisbie and his wife wanted to move out.
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My roommates and friends were moving in with their boyfriends and girlfriends.
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Are Cyrus and Simpson moving in together, mere weeks into their relationship?
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So why are commercial and investment banks moving in the opposite direction?
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BOOTH A6 Everyone's moving in Yuichiro Ukai's pen-and-marker crowd scenes.
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But Mac has been moving in this direction for a long time.
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Since his move, he's seen rapid growth and more foreigners moving in.
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The system is already moving in the direction of post-qualification admissions.
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But now, the fear factor may be moving in the other direction.
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It's also refreshing to see the laptop space moving in this direction.
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Ireland has been moving in an increasingly liberal direction in recent years.
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The wind picks up, cold air moving in front of the storm.
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And you are not moving in the right direction at the moment.
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Not significantly, but it's moving in a bad direction for the president.
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In May, Calafiore and Sorbello told PEOPLE they were moving in together.
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"I don't think we should jump into moving in together," she says.
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I'm comfortable, all in all, that we're moving in the right direction.
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That gives me some feeling we are moving in the right direction.
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No bill is moving in the Senate — and CHIP remains in limbo.
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High correlation implies all stocks are moving in tandem, with broad participation.
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Cruz lived with Deschamps only briefly before moving in with the Sneads.
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For one thing, the relevant stocks are moving in the wrong direction.
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"Things are moving in the right direction," Army Chief of Staff Gen.
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To the contrary, the video shows him moving in a different direction.
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Long-time residents are being forced out; software developers are moving in.
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Yet the Trump administration, if anything, is moving in the opposite direction.
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"They are moving in, trying to invest," Guedes said of the Chinese.
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And these numbers are moving in the direction Bezos likes to see.
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Other factors seemed to suggest that things were moving in Democrats' favor.
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Time here passes in a strange way moving in an unexpected [pace].
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If anything, they're moving in the opposite direction of doing more easing.
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If anything, though, America seems to be moving in the opposite direction.
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Instead of moving in together after getting married, many millennials cohabitate before
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I simply slipped on the Quest and looked down and there were all ten fingers moving in the virtual world in what appeared to be the exact same way they felt like they were moving in the real one.
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Moving in together is not the only major change in the pair's relationship.
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Scott texting Kourt about selling his house and moving in and raising kids.
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I see Google moving in and out of hardware categories all the time.
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So, we researched it, and it's saying, 'You're moving in the right direction.
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The Nifty is currently moving in the narrow range of 9,050 to 9,250.
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"There are certainly several candidates that are moving in that direction," he said.
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The secretary described the negotiations as difficult but moving in the right direction.
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When everything is moving in line, those opportunities become much harder to find.
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But they are building up energy because they are moving in different directions.
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OK, so we're moving in the right direction with non-all-black bikes.
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California is steadily raising its floor, looking higher, moving in a consistent direction.
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"It gives me hope that we're moving in the right direction," she says.
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The woman managing Zayn Malik's career is now moving in a new direction.
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But the earth is also moving in the other: the 2020 Democratic race.
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" Meanwhile, George Clooney said in Variety that "we're moving in the wrong direction.
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You know, financial market indicators are to some extent moving in that direction.
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Shade The King is moving, in the most physical sense of that word.
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Even when considering discrimination against white Americans, partisans are moving in opposite directions.
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If that doesn't count as moving in together, I don't know what does.
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But the social media platform now seems to be moving in another direction.
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Read on to find out where millennials are moving in the greatest numbers:
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"We are moving in the right direction," the mayor said in an interview.
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Go deeper: U.S. and China retail sales are moving in the wrong direction
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He also opened wide the clubhouse doors to the new folk moving in.
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Employees started moving in on May 7th, but that transition remains in progress.
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You can feel like you're part of the town just by moving in.
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But maybe the network is moving in the right direction at long last.
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He said the country was broadly moving in the direction of boosting growth.
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On this front, Snapchat would seem to be moving in the right direction.
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"There is nothing automatic about the direction we are moving in," Schulz said.
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That German boy would end up moving in with me for a month.
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All long the baht has been moving in the middle of the group.
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Increasingly, there is hope that the data is moving in the right direction.
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No matter what bras I gave her, those boobs just weren't moving in.
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We have been moving, in our nation, thankfully, in a positive, progressive direction.
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Based on pics from the LOHAN opening, they're moving in the right direction.
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"This is an issue that is gonna be moving in the right direction."
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Only one west African country seems to be moving in the other direction.
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That is to say, Kit Harington and Rose Leslie are moving in together.
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When you exhale completely, your lower ribs internally rotate, moving in and down.
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She often didn't think much of aristocrats, despite moving in that world herself.
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The two seats moving in favor of the GOP are held by Reps.
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"China, Russia, and the U.S. are moving in the same direction," he said.
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Children played in the dirt while testing continued, and residents kept moving in.
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Peretz was interested, even knowing they would be moving in a few years.
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CRUZ: Look, compromise is perfectly appropriate if you're moving in the right direction.
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It's less than what I'd like, but it's moving in the right direction.
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Those are two different trends, and they're both moving in the wrong direction.
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His penis was moving in and out of me most of the time.
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She had just bought her first home and was moving in that day.
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And, surprise, Stephanie and Kimmy Gibbler are moving in to help her out.
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Some of the neighbors, she added, had complained about a Syrian moving in.
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This figure is up 3 points in August and moving in Republicans' favor.
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On January 22016th, after four years of building, workers will start moving in.
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Not only will people vacation in Atlanta this summer, they are moving in.
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As US troops move out, Russia is moving in both physically and politically.
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You can't say compromise is only good when it's moving in your direction.
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"Our numbers are not moving in the right direction," a spokesman said Thursday.
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If there's any big tech companies moving in [to the town or city].
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Unfortunately, the Senate Budget Committee is moving in virtual lockstep with the House.
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"But now with consumers having more power, things are moving in different directions."
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Here are the cities where moving in together should save you the most.
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Regulators seem to be moving in that direction, though unintended consequences could follow.
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Among minority voters, the numbers are more quickly moving in the Democrats' favor.
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Turkey's President, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, seems to be moving in that direction too.
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"He was moving in towards us, towards our only escape route," Wenstrup added.
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However, the trend particularly in large-cap is moving in the right direction.
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In terms of cervical cancer prevention, we are moving in the wrong direction.
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While not perfect, OPIC was moving in an exemplary direction in this regard.
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Oil and U.S. stock prices have been moving in lockstep for several months.
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All that together makes me feel like we're moving in the right direction.
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We'd been talking about moving in together, but hadn't taken those steps yet.
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Recently, I was sure that I felt a baby moving in my belly.
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Things have been getting pretty serious, and we are considering moving in together.
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And I had met Jus through them, and Jus ended up moving in.
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Recent events support the conclusion that the U.S. is moving in that direction.
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This is like a couple moving in together and combining their kitchen appliances.
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Unclear if Michael's moving in with Anna or whether he's just tagging along.
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According to Berger, Tanner at the time was moving in the opposite direction.
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Integris' policy is a rarity, but other startups are moving in that direction.
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Acknowledge the wins What matters is that you're moving in the right direction.
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Stan's scenes with Philip and Oleg were each moving in their own way.
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It was worrisome, but everything seemed to be moving in the right direction.
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The death toll there was rising sharply as rescue workers began moving in.
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He has been moving in and out of government service for 35 years.
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Amazon, the mammoth online retailer, is moving in, and domestic booksellers are nervous.
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That night, a soldier at a checkpoint spotted something moving in the brush.
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Seems likely that it's because the evidence was increasingly moving in that direction.
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It's worth pointing out that West Virginia is moving in the opposite direction.
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Clamming up when she holds forth means that you're moving in that direction.
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Tenants will begin moving in during the third quarter of 2018, he said.
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There has obviously been a lot of moving in the industry toward 7nm.
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"We're certainly moving in the direction of higher rates," said Hayes at BlackRock.
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At the time, the company didn't disclose which companies would be moving in.
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They could do more, but they're at least moving in the right direction.
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We are moving in the wrong direction as a country and that's problematic.
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That'll take a little bit of time, but moving in the right direction.
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A big barrier to many couples moving in together is money and commitment.
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But the overall direction of public opinion is moving in the opposite direction.
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The artist always educates himself by moving in and out of the grid.
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So it's likely that you're moving in a car and things like that.
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Spot looks perfectly capable of walking over curbs and rougher terrains, and we also get to see it moving in several different ways: in one mode of operation, its legs are totally out of phase; in another, they're moving in unison.
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More important, the other parties stopped Mr Wilders partly by moving in his direction.
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The "Pablo" era has been exciting, moving in quick bursts and taking unexpected turns.
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She's moving in the spring, and I would love to pick up her classes.
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Ocasio-Cortez said on Twitter Monday that Amazon moving in could displace existing residents.
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Naturi Naughton's daughter Zuri is moving in the right direction — with her first step!
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Japan CDS was another 3bp tighter after moving in as much as 10bp yesterday.
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This sign-off is a great option to keep momentum moving in a conversation.
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Yeah, but I think that she was moving in this direction as a kid.
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And moving in through the cities, you can see they were basically ghost towns.
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We applaud Netflix for making this decision and moving in a very important direction.
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Frequent moving in search of opportunity has long been an ingredient in American exceptionalism.
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It's not moving in the good direction, but that's the clock that's running down.
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He cut the steak into strips, his hips moving in rhythm with his knife.
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This has helped keep it moving in bars and beer shops from Beaumont, Tex.
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McDonald's is reportedly moving in on the old site to build its new headquarters.
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"In the magazine ads, some will have dogs moving in action shots," she said.
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The roofs of the houses were blown open to prevent squatters from moving in.
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Normally, a natural burst of radio waves will have wavelengths moving in multiple directions.
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But some are already moving in that direction: While emphasizing that "debt matters," Sen.
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There is strong evidence to show that things are moving in the right direction.
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Soon after moving in, he helped to raise funds for the town's first mosque.
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In March, Lohan happily announced on Instagram that the pair were moving in together.
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All are related, and they can send markets moving in one direction or another.
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The drone would also then adjust its speed and the direction it's moving in.
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"Anything that gets people moving in my mind is a great thing," he added.
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Two orbit closer to Jupiter, moving in the same direction that the planet spins.
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I'm interested in the rhythmic relationships that occur, moving in, around, and about convention.
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After only moving in a few days ago, I am almost done getting settled!
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The country has been moving in the same direction, but not quite as fast.
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Things are moving in the right direction; they need to move further and faster.
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And all of a sudden, you feel like we're moving in the wrong direction.
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U.S. Treasuries have also been moving in tandem with global bond markets all week.
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The President is moving in one direction, but the entire country is not following.
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Even after moving in, the Hart children were never seen playing outside, they said.
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"We have evidence we're moving in the right direction," CEO Remo Ruffini told analysts.
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Smaller companies with market values below $1 billion were also moving in late trade.
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Wells Adams and Sarah Hyland are taking the next step: They're moving in together!
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Immigrants from Latin America and Asia, in particular, are moving in and starting businesses.
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He later added: "Compromise is perfectly appropriate if you're moving in the right direction."
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"We're moving in the wrong direction," he said in an interview with Variety. Rev.
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Work had to be done to get the opponent moving in the desired direction.
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Still, some analysts worry that Starbucks' growth trends are moving in the wrong direction.
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In recent months, Mr. Lee had been pressing Ms. Field about moving in together.
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DUDLEY: WELL, IT'S BEEN MOVING IN LINE WITH WHAT THE DOLLAR HAS BEEN DOING.
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The Scotch made him feel as if the party were moving in slow motion.
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The music cut suddenly and sharply as the dancers continued moving in offset synchronization.
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One Fair Wage policy is currently moving in New York, Washington, DC and Michigan.
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But the big and small screens could not stop her from moving in rhythm.
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In today's environment, interest rates seem to be moving in only one direction: lower.
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This battle is operatic, the soldiers moving in slow motion and framed by fog.
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Mr. Lee said Mr. Jackson was "moving in the right direction" with those films.
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A myriad of new checks on goods moving in and out of Northern Ireland.
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We're fighting for things we believe in, and things are moving in our direction.
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Even if cold weather is moving in quickly, Thanksgiving is still celebrated in Nunavut.
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Since moving in with the Greiner family, Murphy upped his GPA to a 3.7.
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There's a back and forth, but all the while it's moving in a direction.
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I hope that in the swings we are actually moving in a positive direction.
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You might even introduce bae to your mom or talk about moving in together.
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As an image in constant movement, "moving in and out, like sex," says Chung.
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"Consider moving in the fall or winter," Grant Long, Senior Economist at StreetEasy, said.
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The trend right now seems to be moving in the direction of more choice.
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"We are moving in the right direction," one minister said on condition of anonymity.
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"There's more outside money moving in, and it's great for the area," he said.
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The hands, moving in a circle, always make it back to the same place.
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However, this guy on a skateboard is not moving in a 1-meter circle.
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You're in front of people, but you feel as if you're moving in Antarctica.
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Third track "Moving In A Liquid" is when the after-party truly kicks off.
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Instead of moving in together in Atlanta, they moved together briefly to Ocala, Fla.
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Competitors in China, such as Huawei, are moving in on Apple's smartphone market share.
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Meanwhile, armed groups have been moving in, making many of the neighborhoods their own.
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They describe pedestrians moving in this manner as non-smooth oscillators in their models.
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Penelope leaves Getty for her affair, moving in with him in a London townhouse.
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Having loose muscles and moving in the morning gives me energy for the day.
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"The franc is still slightly overvalued" but moving in the right direction, said Weber.
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Republicans are also carefully watching public opinion polls, which are moving in their favor.
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So they seem to be moving in the right direction and everyone recognises it.
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He asked Ms. Schweitzer if Sadie, her cat, might consider moving in with him.
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"This tells me the culture is moving in the right direction," Ms. Rice said.
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When you're moving in those circles, it's nice to dress up for those occasions.
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Its light appeared to be created by electrons that were moving in a circle.
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Moving in the opposite direction would be harmful to American businesses, consumers and taxpayers.
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After moving in, they threw a holiday party that included everyone in the building.
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Oil has a well-established pattern of moving in trading bands around $11 wide.
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While we are moving in the right direction, there is much to be done.
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Moving in together can be a challenge for even the most well-adjusted couple.
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"It definitely took a little while, but moving in the right direction," Harvey said.
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Manufacturing industries in the U.S. and China seem to be moving in opposite directions.
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The residential tower was completed in 2009, with residents moving in starting in 2010.
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So here's some good news: The 2020 Democratic candidates are moving in this direction.
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Moving in that direction, though, would require rattling the cage of big American agriculture.
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Experts say the Australian government is showing signs of moving in the same direction.
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So hopefully they keep us together, and we keep moving in the right direction.
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Yes, immigrants of Latino origin are moving in great numbers to states like Iowa.
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"It is hard ... but I hope we are moving in the right direction," she added.
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Every other store was moving in the wrong direction, with some moving faster than others.
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Moving in the opposite direction, recent gainers including insurance stocks and some exporters lost ground.
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As life would have it, Julie met Kyle a month or so after moving in.
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If you reach out as an ally, you're already moving in the right direction. 2.
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Graham and Cassidy appear to be moving in the opposite direction in the revised bill.
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Before moving in, the couple of eight years spent $70,000 and over two months renovating.
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You don't come into somebody's house while they're celebrating moving-in and be an a——.
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So far, things are moving in a very consistent way, in a very positive way.
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"This is actually the worm moving in the mouth or throat," the CDC website states.
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Residents would be able to start moving in as soon as April of that year.
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I had to proclaim that we would be using actual curtains upon moving in together.
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He talked about moving in together after two weeks of knowing me—another red flag.
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"We are seeing states moving in widely divergent directions," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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And one in five said they were frustrated by damages they found after moving in.
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But he said the U.S. is moving in the direction of more European-style regulation.
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Miller recently found an apartment for rent and they are moving in the next week.
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The stock didn't look like it was moving in the pre-market on that news.
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And while we probably won't be moving in anytime soon, it's fun to think about.
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Women dominate the pop space, and you often see female rappers moving in that direction.
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It was a huge hit to her confidence (a fortysomething moving in with her parents).
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Yet there are signs that politics is at last moving in the prime minister's direction.
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Still, the last few years of progress indicate that we're moving in the right direction.
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For many reasons the auto industry recognizes the need to continue moving in that direction.
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But they've already been moving in this direction, said Dan Mendelson, founder of Avalere Health.
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Zeta's competitors like Adobe and its Marketing Cloud are obviously moving in the same direction.
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One of Africa's most visible tech hubs, Kenya's iHub, has been moving in this direction.
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This month, Trump still seemed to be moving in the same general health care direction.
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Moving in the other direction, energy stocks were 0.1 percent lower after oil prices eased.
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They may be infuriating, but firsts also mean things are moving in the right direction.
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Before moving in with Steve and our third roommate, I lived alone for two years.
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Regulation is moving in one direction — toward providing a greater degree of protection for truckers.
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From getting married, going on a honeymoon in St. Thomas and now moving in together!
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Still, each time was nerve-wracking: Would the scale keep moving in the right direction?
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The field at large may be moving in this direction, but it's not there yet.
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YouTube TV and Hulu TV are moving in this direction on the digital TV side.
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I'm also optimistic in this sense, I think Latin America is moving in this direction.
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This process is happening just as suburbs see poorer and racially diverse residents moving in.
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The reward system is measured through "milestones" like becoming exclusive, moving in, or getting married.
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Moving in with a boyfriend is often the easiest way to leave an abusive home.
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Moving in advance of the G20 would likely subject the institution to unwanted political criticism.
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I lucked out in moving in with a couple friends when their housemate moved out.
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"Our group endorsed the proposal, because it was moving in the right direction," Duquette said.
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What direction are we moving in, in terms of freight forwarding, and your operations now?
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Now Alibaba is moving in to ensure it is well placed to take advantage. Mail.
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Capital is moving in all sorts of directions right now (other than the stock market).
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In many ways, the energy on the left seems to be moving in this direction.
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As the recent Emmy Awards demonstrated, television programming is, in fact, moving in bold directions.
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So far, things are moving in the right direction for opponents of the privacy rules.
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Some never-burned sites were especially important because the fire was moving in that direction.
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"It's not quite ready for prime time, but it's moving in that direction," Roschewski said.
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Auction.com is moving in a new direction — beyond auctions, CEO Tim Morse told CNBC Monday.
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Meaningful competition in the industry would probably get those numbers moving in the other direction.
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Europe's larger carriers are now moving in on the assets left by their toppled rivals.
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Gabriel had previously lived with his grandparents before moving in with his mother and Aguirre.
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"Things are definitely moving in a direction that makes me feel more comfortable," Kasper said.
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There is every possibility of the politics of the USA moving in the same direction.
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For on the subjects that currently dominate national elections, Britain is moving in London's direction.
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He says they're moving in tandem with economic data instead, and that data is weakening.
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You try to go about your day anyway, but it's like moving in slow motion.
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In America and China others are moving in a different direction—and in a hurry.
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A Senate panel unveiled 22 opioid bills it will begin moving in the coming weeks.
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The dollar turned broadly lower, moving in line with declining U.S. 10-year Treasury yields.
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Below, see the top 15 cities where more millennials are moving in than moving out.
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And now that she's moving in with her boyfriend, she's embracing potentially becoming a landlord.
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In Detroit, the average couple will save just $292 per month by moving in together.
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Research on West Point students suggests the Navy could be moving in the right direction.
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"Things are moving in the right direction," the aide said, citing Trump's newly stated support.
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But the elites pushed too hard, and now history is moving in the opposite direction.
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Apple is moving in the right direction with the design of the AirPods in general.
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The daughter saved about $10,000 before moving in with people she knew in New York.
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If you're moving in to 'test' the relationship, you're probably not so confident in it.
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As you approach a slower car, it's clearly moving in the same direction you are.
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Wearing a yukata, he slowly made his way forward, moving in and out of fog.
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But soon the silence was replaced by the rumble of security force vehicles moving in.
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For these reasons, utility companies are moving in a cleaner direction regardless of federal rules.
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So that's a bet on my part that the industry is moving in that direction.
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Based on this year's SigGraph announcements, it looks like we're moving in the right direction.
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John, on the other hand, finds much that is interesting and moving in this story.
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The 8th Iraqi Army Division has also been moving in from the west, Garver said.
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We've all heard the sad stories of a Walmart moving in to a small town.
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A new tenant — Moon Express, a tiny company with far-out ambitions — is moving in.
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Before moving in, residents of Cantrell Close signed pledges against the display of controversial flags.
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But from a financial perspective, The Times appears to be moving in a positive direction.
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Emerging nations, like their OECD counterparts, are moving in the right direction, but too slowly.
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Mr. Grandage said whenever he sees the exchange, it is moving in a different way.
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Now, lobbyists are moving in the opposite direction, and they're not facing consequences there, either.
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There are recent signs that the Trump administration could be moving in Mr. Netanyahu's direction.
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Firefighters and policemen started moving in from all sides and I ran home to cry.
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That's one more indication that Rouhani is not moving in a pure free-market direction.
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"I think Odell personally is moving in the right direction," Mara said in a statement.
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Probably. Should they have considered discussing any of the important stuff before moving in together?
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And those children, toys and sweets become moving in a production that takes childhood seriously.
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There are encouraging signs that the White House is moving in this direction, albeit belatedly.
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This summer the museum is hosting three exhibitions, each deeply moving in its own way.
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Three weeks after moving in, we broke up, and I relocated to the guest room.
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Chinese tech companies have found a variety of ways of moving in sync with Beijing.
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Peter Seidman recalled moving in several years ago and immediately being welcomed by Mr. Coleman.
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He didn't own much furniture before moving in, so he didn't need to hire movers.
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Since moving in, Harris said he enjoys the peace and tranquility of his own home.
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Rather than the moon moving in between Earth and the sun, as will happen Aug.
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Obviously, we can't say for sure ... but it seems to be moving in that direction.
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And they thought that we were all moving in the direction of more open trade.
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The arc of an arm, moving in alignment with neck and spine, opens up infinity.
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Despite Trump, or maybe because of him, many people are moving in a positive direction.
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But in a handful of states and cities, legislators are moving in the opposite direction.
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That belies how many of the country's economic trends are moving in the wrong direction.
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South Carolina is going through an incredible influx of retirees and new faces moving in.
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" Matt Kallman, an Uber spokesman, said Monday that Uber was "moving in a new direction.
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I had been moving in that direction since early June, but it was an evolution.
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I Googled "Moving in with your boyfriend," but the search results landed with a thud.
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"Overall, it's really good for the city because there are constantly new people moving in."
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Ultimately, trackers agree that SpaceX is moving in the right direction with regard to transparency.
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"It's not unheard-of for me to get things moving in unexpected ways," he said.
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"Either I'm moving in with you or I'm breaking up with you," Mr. Summers said.
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Gentrifying neighbourhoods see climbing populations—moving in is a far bigger phenomenon than moving out.
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"They understand the direction that the state and the country is moving in," he said.
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Twitter users posted time-lapse videos of the squall moving in and quickly enveloping skyscrapers.
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The new NAFTA, known as the USMCA, is viewed as moving in the right direction.
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McGrath knew moving in wouldn't be easy for his new housemates, at least at first.
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Mr. Tillerson is said to be moving in somewhere between Mr. Bezos and Ms. Trump.
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While it's still not at a 50-50 split, Microsoft is moving in that direction.
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We are now moving in sequence through the orders placed on or after July 27st.
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"When it comes to defense spending, we're already moving in the right direction," he added.
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Instead, these products charge a small fee to lower the upfront cost of moving in.
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But in many states, as in Florida, white people moving in made up the losses.
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Soto felt as if he were from another world and moving in a different direction.
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The needle gradually began moving in Mr. Jones's favor a little before 9:15 p.m.
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The governments of the two countries, however, appear to be moving in very different directions.
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The climate of our country is continuously moving in a never-ceasing circle of doom.
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" Later in the day, he told reporters: "We're moving in a slightly more positive direction.
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Hopefully, he would be moving in with his girlfriend in the not too distant future.
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"That's one thing that I wasn't aware of prior to moving in," La Roe said.
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But it is moving in the right direction — toward mobile video, just as Facebook has.
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The idea was that tiny particles shower down in the cosmos, moving in parallel lines.
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But that's not the direction Walmart — or the rest of corporate America — is moving in.
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The convertible segment may still be small, but at least it's moving in the right direction.
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NEW: large violent tornado south of Dodge City, KS as I was moving in for intercept!
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Safran calls defense stocks rather "acyclical" from an economic perspective, generally moving in 20-year cycles.
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Policy in Asia is largely moving in the opposite direction, with drug rehabilitation underfunded and inadequate.
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Investors, it appears, are already moving in that direction with their views on the rate trajectory.
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"At the moment we don't see a strong case for moving in either direction," he said.
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New challenges notwithstanding, global spending is moving in the right direction for defense contractors, he says.
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Oh, but notice that the tip of the star destroyer isn't just moving in a circle.
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If you have a string—essentially a circle—moving in time, then you get a cylinder.
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They visited Iceland and Barcelona before returning to the States and moving in together in Arizona.
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The planet is moving in the same direction it always has, but our perspective is different.
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She&aposs also seeing a lot of retirees moving in to be near their grandkids. 3.
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I'm five damn episodes in and I feel like I've been moving in a flat circle.
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He said the lawmakers were moving in and out of the hearing, which is normal procedure.
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They will still appear to be moving in slow motion, despite being handled by the viewer.
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There's also some indication that various regions of the core may be moving in different directions.
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Bloom remodeled the home after moving in two years ago, according to the Los Angeles Times.
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The fire needed to look more granular, like millions of tiny geometric shapes moving in unison.
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"Netanyahu believes that Sudan is moving in a new and positive direction," the Israeli statement said.
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While moving in, there were my new neighbors drinking on their front porch, no big deal.
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Now, the developer is expanding its work in games and moving in a very unexpected direction.
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The three started making videos again and launched their YouTube channel soon after moving in together.
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Three months after moving in, Tyga stopped paying rent and Rezai tried to have him evicted.
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These tails propel them through a medium by moving in a kind of rotating helical motion.
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Apparently she's very traditional, and was extremely upset when they said they were moving in together.
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"Our kids are moving out and foreigners are moving in and taking their jobs," he protested.
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This evening, ask yourself if you're moving in the direction you really want to go professionally.
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Hyde spent his childhood moving in and out of foster homes in Detroit, this genius reveals.
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Two guys on bikes noticed I wasn't moving in the dark and had to tackle you.
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While oil companies plan to grow, trends in cleaner energy are moving in the wrong direction.
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"Exercise really comes down to moving in a way that makes you feel good," she writes.
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" Kroy seems to think otherwise, telling Brielle, "You don't need to be moving in with Michael.
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I mean, they&aposre okay, but they are moving in that direction and, of course, nukes.
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There's a lot more upscale bars and restaurants moving in around the Morse train stop area.
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Since his election, the paper's opinion pages had been moving in a more pro-Trump direction.
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But we're moving in a different direction so we can get back on cost and schedule.
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TransferWise, which rents Floor 103, is taking over another level, barely three years after moving in.
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Mrs Choudhary's younger daughter is in a similar position after moving in with her in-laws.
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Since moving in with Perry, the Lord of the Rings alum is selling his own pad.
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Tyler, The Creator has been successfully moving in relative silence for the better part of 2017.
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For both genders, trends in disabilities were moving in the right direction between 22.30 and 215.
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The only good news -- the judge gave Fif props for moving in a good direction, financially.
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It was sold for £19 million and the single male buyer is moving in on Sunday.
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It's come with the right leadership, improving credit spreads, interest rates moving in the right direction.
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Elsewhere the focus was on stocks moving in reaction to the UK budget announcement on Monday.
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Or inertial motion sensors that can tell how the shoe is oriented or moving in space.
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At the moment, the two are moving in lockstep in the wrong direction, to China's detriment.
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GDP grew by a record 26% in 2015, but that was inflated by multinationals moving in.
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It means telling the residents of an area that a bunch more people are moving in.
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Around 2010, the two started moving in opposite directions, and this trend continued until about 2016.
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" Jones added that "as of now the short-term trends are moving in the Democratic direction.
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Melanie ran out, her breasts and belly moving in all kinds of directions under her shirt.
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Robinson followed suit, mimicking the movements a moment later, two beautiful black bodies moving in tandem.
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Correction: An earlier version of this story incorrectly stated the value of assets moving in pounds.
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"It's moving in the right direction," said Beth Morgan, the executive director of Service to School.
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Come to Berlin, make some startup magic and keep your business moving in the right direction.
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Moreover, it was moving in the wrong direction down the one-way street outside his apartment.
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While things are moving in the right direction, Pental acknowledged that overcoming opposition would be difficult.
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On the state level, the tide seems to be largely moving in the direction of reform.
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But the apparent divergence in strategy indicated that they may not be moving in lock step.
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The good news is that elite discourse seems, finally, to be moving in the right direction.
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While moving in a modern way, Mr. Tankersley seems to take us inside Brahms's teeming mind.
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PERINO: Because if you ask people, do you think America is moving in the right direction?
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Because although she can't move now, she's moving in my women, and I can feel her.
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That day we had spent hours moving in and out of a building on Tripoli Street.
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We all play a role in solving this problem, and we're moving in the right direction.
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Several other cities, including startup leader San Francisco, are considering moving in this direction, as well.
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It's absolutely true that some investors are moving in this direction, which we're delighted to see!
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Much of Gastellum's fight was flicking out jabs and immediately moving in hopes of a response.
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A discussion with a romantic partner or creative collaborator finds things moving in a new direction.
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And as they have moved out, in some gentrifying neighborhoods, the rich have been moving in.
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Idaho has seen an almost 50% increase in seniors moving in during the last decade measured.
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They smile and exchange small talk, initially moving in the cavernous entryway like plotted geometric points.
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Moving in the direction of requiring more political spine, let's next consider "Laudably Responsible" steps: 6.
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Moving in on plant-based tuna Interest in plant-based alternatives to animal products has exploded.
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Many lower priced brands are moving in the right direction, even if in some cases incrementally.
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On the title page, we see Vanessa and her family moving in to their new home.
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They've also been moving fast after just 2 months of dating ... they're supposedly moving in together.
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What else feels like "moving in a liquid" or becoming "a melting piece of golden sand"?
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Hopefully, that's the direction we are moving in today, and there's some indication that we are.
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Moving in virtual reality while your body stays still causes the same kind of motion sickness.
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And not only are new companies sprouting up, but renowned high-tech firms are moving in.
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I'd like to think we are in a good spot and moving in the right direction.
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"An overwhelming majority of member states are moving in that direction," another senior EU official said.
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Yet also visible are signs of transformation, with mushrooming development downtown and many businesses moving in.
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But they illustrate how layers of clues built up to reinforce moving in a certain direction.
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Only lips that keep moving in front of his deaf boy who has no hearing aids.
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We are two wheels of a bicycle going through different but parallel stages, moving in tandem.
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So we're baby stepping, but we're moving in a direction that we want to move into.
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Meanwhile, Des Moines is moving in the opposite direction with zoning changes aimed at lower density.
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They've been trying to push creators and give them money, but now they're really moving in.
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How do you find the orbital distance for a planet that isn't moving in a circle?
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We're not even close to being able to say that we're moving in a positive direction.
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"It's nice to do something grounded, with real bodies moving in realistic ways," Mr. Laming said.
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Now there's foreign money and chains moving in; some rents are higher than parts of Midtown.
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It's something the couple had to address shortly after moving in together on the Netflix series.
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Researchers discovered that the nitrogen wind is moving in the opposite direction of the planet's rotation.
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A god of change and passage — ambivalent, capable of moving in one direction or the opposite.
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He'll be moving out in a few months, and Ms. Hamel's boyfriend will be moving in.
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John and Marcia stopped to watch the dark shapes moving in the soft light of lanterns.
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The Democratic electorate is moving in a pro-trade direction, in opposition to Ellison and Sanders.
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" In fact, last week at one point he said things were "moving in the right direction.
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The pan-European was up 0.09 percent with the majority of sectors moving in positive territory.
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Millennial renters and single-family home rehabbers were moving in and gentrifying the predominantly Hispanic neighborhood.
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Machines are good at finding the next move, but moving in the world still baffles them.
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Federer's signature backhand was misfiring, and he seemed slow moving in and out of the corners.
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Shortly after moving in, he popped outside to FaceTime with his family in front of Macy's.
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Since moving in with her aunt's family, Jocelyn has experienced the home life she always craved.
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Sure, viewership is still well below the 2015 level, but it's moving in the right direction.
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Mr. Hakomeyimana moved to Cape Town in 2017, moving in with an older brother named Pacifique.
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While these percentages remain below the 4 percent cap, they are moving in the wrong direction.
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"No one is fully digital with us now, but we're moving in that direction," said Faila.
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The new Argentine president seems to be partly moving in the direction of prudence and moderation.
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Moving in with your partner before getting married is a big step legally, financially, and emotionally.
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While it is "moving in the right direction," he said, he cannot yet support the measure.
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But Sasha excitedly took ownership of the cheerful nook, moving in with his Yu-Gi-Oh!
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Electric vehicles, autonomous cars, and ride-sharing services are moving in — their world is changing fast.
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For their part, surplus countries like Germany and China should be moving in the opposite direction.
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There can be no doubt that, despite its problems, Egypt is moving in the right direction.
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Germany's benchmark Bund yield was flat at -0.30% , moving in a tight 3 basis point range.
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Bulldozers moving in on scrubland beside the #CalaisJungle to clear access into the camp proper pic.twitter.
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Other big banks, buoyed by low unemployment and fast growth, are moving in the opposite direction.
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We haven't had many opportunities lately to contemplate the world moving in exactly the right direction.
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Mr. Hakomeyimana moved to Cape Town in 2017, moving in with an older brother named Pacifique.
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It has become quite the Aspen of Oregon, with a lot of wealth moving in there.
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Or, the body might be acting as the ground for experiments in moving in other directions.
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Now, there's starting to be more people moving in, more people in the street needing money.
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After the threesome, I tried to reconfirm my relationship with my boyfriend by moving in together.
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Pompeo said he was confident that negotiations with the rogue regime were "moving in the right direction."
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"We don't see a strong case for moving in either direction," Powell said at a press conference.
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Its bets are spread out by design, and the company looks to continue moving in that direction.
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The pan-European Stoxx 600 finished provisionally down around 0.48 percent, with sectors moving in opposite directions.
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It feels completely wrong, the way that the world has been moving in the past two years.
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McDavid gave Edmonton the win by moving in slowly, faking a shot and moving through the crease.
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I think, at this point in time, all signals are that we're moving in the right directions.
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An Instagram user in a nearby building photographed what appeared to be a SWAT team moving in.
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CTS and federal police "are now moving in parallel on both axes" in southeastern Mosul, Numan said.
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The opening scene of Nocturnal Animals features several plus-size, mostly naked women, moving in slow motion.
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On Wednesday evening, the sky above downtown Singapore will light up with 300 drones moving in formation.
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Festivals are moving in the right direction, thanks to pressure exerted by their audiences and the media.
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She's also afraid about her sister, who seems to have no redeeming qualities, moving in with them.
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It will even measure how the atmosphere glows, which indicates how the ionosphere is moving in space.
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The message delivery system is cloud-based to keep it moving in the event of an earthquake.
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This is a gorgeous, free-associative (or seemingly so) book, moving in ways both elusive and clear.
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That may seem counterintuitive, and certainly contrary to the direction the country has been moving in lately.
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It stood empty for years, a symbol of ill-planned extravagance (people are at last moving in).
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But things changed for me, and I think it's been moving in that direction, more and more.
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I&aposm pretty confident that they understand how to keep this thing moving in the right direction.
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So we&aposre moving in the right direction, but we still have a long way to go.
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And it&aposs clearly having an impact, because all allies are now moving in the right direction.
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Gross domestic product, the poverty rate and life expectancy have all been moving in the right direction.
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"The reality of Paige moving out and Rob moving in is really getting to me," said Chyna.
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But unfortunately, having a Zuckerberg on the cap table wasn't enough to keep Facebook from moving in.
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Baby sister Kylie has been busy decorating her Hidden Hills mansion since moving in back in May.
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" And although they're moving in just a few days, Cavallari admitted it hasn't "really hit [her] yet.
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A lifelong resident, he frets that youngsters leave and "the only people moving in are senior citizens".
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It suffers from the same ails as elsewhere in rural America: people moving out, few moving in.
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"It's moving in the right direction," said West Virginia's Shelley Moore Capito, one of the worried senators.
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Blue kept moving in front of me so that my friend and I were side by side.
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It's not just the economy the White House hopes to portray as moving in the right direction.
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But finally, nearly three months after moving in with my parents, I knew another way of living.
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Hopes that the talks were moving in a positive direction have cheered financial markets in recent weeks.
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"With the knowledge they have, they ensure we are moving in the right direction quickly," Mullarky said.
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That is a compelling value proposition, and that is why the industry is moving in this direction.
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We are already moving in that direction, and our efforts are already improving veterans' access to healthcare.
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On most nights, Mary said my feet were moving in my sleep, as if I was running.
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But with these latest updates, it seems that YouTube Kids is certainly moving in the right direction.
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Foreign businesses applauded the latest move as a sign that Widodo was moving in the right direction.
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Prior to moving in, it is imperative to seriously consider how your morals and values match up.
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But the real story is how high Ross sees the S&P moving in the longer-term.
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But we're hopeful that this small step is a positive sign they're moving in the right direction.
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Moreover, the team's bowlers have tailored their games since moving in to take full advantage of them.
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This is an issue that invariably provokes hyperbolic handwringing, but Pai is moving in the right direction.
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Others wonder whether it means the two are taking the next step forward and moving in together.
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Agricultural mechanisation means it is still a place people leave but, these days, some are moving in.
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"I think President Trump, with his foreign policy team intact, is moving in that direction," he added.
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In the late 1990s, just as city residents began moving in, the Navy started testing the soil.
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It seized control of Jarablus from Islamic State seeking to stop any Kurdish forces moving in first.
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"It's regrettable because for about 6900 years we were moving in the right direction," Jones told Hill.
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"Part of the fun of moving in together was selecting all the art and furniture," he said.
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From where we were last year, we've got growth started, so we're moving in the right direction.
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And while it's still far from the gender parity goal, things are moving in the right direction.
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Seems weird at first, sure, but this is really the direction we're all moving in, anyway, right?
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But Mafia 3 is about moving in spite of those inequalities, and at its zenith, upending them.
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They admitted that they had known nothing of Ginsberg's life here before moving in five years ago.
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Moving in and out of short-term rentals while you figure out where to live is hard.
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"I just felt like the team was moving in the right direction," Lee said of the Knicks.
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Today an expanding cohort of states are moving in an authoritarian direction and worrying the financial markets.
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Some women have decided to relocate temporarily, moving in with relatives or staying at a vacation home.
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VERY STRONG LABOR MARKET, INFLATION MOVING IN ON TREND AND I SEE THIS AS ALL PRETTY POSITIVE.
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Baton Rouge has always been an insular community with few natives leaving and few outsiders moving in.
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Where do you see cloud computing and e-commerce moving in the future given your current work?
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They involve creating two borders and new checks on goods moving in and out of Northern Ireland.
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In the absence of response at the federal level, some states are moving in this direction too.
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Overall, however, members aligned with leadership are still confident the bill is moving in the right direction.
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"I think we're moving in the right direction," committee Chairman Bill ShusterWilliam (Bill) Franklin ShusterEx-GOP Rep.
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And that's why billionaire tech investor and owner of the Dallas Mavericks Mark Cuban is moving in.
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Three milky dots moving in the stillness proved to be a mother polar bear and two cubs.
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By meeting the original nutrition standards, we are moving in the direction to create a healthier nation.
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By engaging stakeholders in the development of transition strategies, we can start moving in the right direction.
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Or go up by the edge of a mountain to block the "wrong elements" from moving in.
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Hugo's sweet dad is dancing in the warm afternoon sun, his legs moving in a feverish twist.
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Have you ever copped any flak from metal fans who felt you're moving in on their turf?
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And there were many other innovative musicians moving in all kinds of directions in those golden years.
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Sometimes it just sounds like the banal accretion of unrelated snippets, moving in place but going nowhere.
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Many traditional Labour voters are moving in droves toward the far right — to UKIP and Mr. Farage.
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With retirees moving in, the area's population is among the oldest and fastest-aging in the country.
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Over this same time, blacks and the poor have been moving in large numbers to the suburbs.
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He also said Italy's banking system was moving in the right direction and would strengthen through mergers.
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Cocaine may well become the lubricant that keeps the wheels of corruption moving in Mr. Maduro's Venezuela.
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In the months since moving in, the housemates have established rituals and rules and added personal touches.
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In New York, Mr. Carranza will inherit a system that is generally moving in a positive direction.
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There are few sequences as moving in film this year as the final 15 minutes of Moonlight.
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That's when governments normally become even more protectionist, and this administration is already moving in that direction.
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More: Bonds, stocks and currencies are increasingly moving in tandem after Fed pronouncements and Mr. Trump's tweets.
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Highlights: The classic Fosse language in the first part — the hats, gloves, the tableaus moving in sync.
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If that means we build more libraries in parks, then we are moving in the right direction.
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And as their friends' leases ended and apartments in the building opened up, they started moving in.
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By last December, Mike had split from Williams, moving in temporarily with Bob and his wife, Michelle.
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The first priority, however, should be to get a project moving in the limited time we have.
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He says he needs his space and moving in together is why his previous relationships fell apart.
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It's what happens as natural forces work to keep an electric charge moving in an interrupted circuit.
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"On a ladder, you are symbolically moving in and out of worlds that are vertical," she said.
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Big players from outside the consumer banking industry, like Square and Goldman Sachs, are also moving in.
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"We're pretty secure that on some coasts at least, the boulders are moving in storms," he says.
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He came on as manager the same year, moving in and leaving his family behind in Texas.
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Unlike most snake forms of movement, this one involves moving in a straight line, with no bending.
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Moving in with Mannie and leaving my home would be like cutting off part of my life.
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Since moving in nearly a year ago, Mr. Caudill and Mr. Rink have settled into a routine.
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Much of this is movingly done, and it's moving in any case just to see it attempted.
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Democrats remain ~50 votes shy of the 218 to impeach, but momentum is moving in that direction.
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Which suggested that the Knicks might begin moving in a different direction, maybe even a better one.
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To the south, the Caribbean plate is moving in the opposite direction, northward, at a similar rate.
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Four other dancers come and go, sometimes mirroring Ms. Westby or Mr. Collwes, sometimes moving in counterpoint.
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Your girlfriend made a promise to her friend before she knew she was moving in with you.
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It is a direction that Spike TV has been moving in over the last couple of years.
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The town's population, normally 900, grows, with tour operators moving in to work seven days a week.
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Would moving in with a same-sex partner or even saying "I love you" cross the line?
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But Mr. Kelleher said he believed Mr. Bloomberg was moving in the right direction on important issues.
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They operated in hookline formation, moving in order of rank, which was determined by task and ability.
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Both parties — but not the average American voter — have been moving in a globalist direction for years.
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"It's pretty easy for everybody to agree because you're all moving in the same direction," he said.
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It's not clear if they're moving in together, but they'll at least be in the same state.
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Before moving in to the self-publishing sphere, in other words, Nevill was already a successful writer.
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Do you have any thoughts that might help me get my mind moving in a productive direction?
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One mostly silent scene, showing them simply spending time with each other, is moving in its affection.
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Let's talk about two steps you can take to start moving in a new, anxiety-reducing direction.
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The Electoral College is tilted in her favor, and demographics are moving in the Democratic Party's direction.
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Katz, however, believes the market will be moving in a better direction within one to three months.
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A rapid plunge in temperatures Another blast of cold air is moving in with this storm system.
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The Trump administration is moving in the opposite direction and hard-working Americans will pay the price.
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But according to Denise Purcell at the Specialty Food Association, trends may be moving in Pretzilla's favor.
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Public sentiment is moving in that direction, as new polls show a rise in support for impeachment.
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As the United States under President Trump becomes increasingly protectionist, Canada is moving in the opposite direction.
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While this idea may still be farfetched, I sense that we may be moving in this direction.
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People without school-age kids are moving in, and people with kids in school are moving out.
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"That needle can really move if we have some of these larger insurance companies moving in," Rosenbluth said.
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The Nikkei ended effectively flat at 22,380.01 after moving in and out of negative territory throughout the day.
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So what we see is that China has made an unmistakable commitment to continue moving in this direction.
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That project, overseen by design firm The Living, first surveyed the 300 employees who would be moving in.
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The riff began around the age of 18, and eventually led to Ali moving in with his grandparents.
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Smart policies focused on the near term are critical to ensure we start moving in a positive direction.
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They say the new tenant is moving in on the 1st, so we can't keep our keys. Ugh.
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It also offers a menu of "nudges" to help keep those trend lines moving in the right direction.
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When the sculpture starts to spin faster than 0.011 seconds, you can't distinguish which direction it's moving in.
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As he prepared to head back, he spotted something moving in his field about a half-mile away.
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After a stroke, however, the neutrophils were seen moving in the opposite direction, traveling towards the damaged tissue.
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That's the radar that helps meteorologist see where thunderstorms and other weather systems are moving in real time.
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Three months after moving in, Tyga stopped paying rent and the landlord attempted to have the rapper evicted.
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Imagine: thick ropes of dairy, moving in a circular motion, sometimes with chocolate chunks or pieces of cookie.
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Moving in Say hello to Julia, the newest resident of "Sesame Street" and the first Muppet with autism.
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We don't know if someone was moving in or moving out of his $19 million Pacific Palisades mansion.
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"I don't know about other organizations, but no one is moving in our organization right now," he said.
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As they withdraw, other criminal groups are moving in, including the National Liberation Army, a smaller guerrilla outfit.
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All the initial excitement at owning a home faded when I started signing papers and actually moving in.
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Many Russians now embrace the liberal notion of individual rights, but others are moving in the opposite direction.
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"Exercise really comes down to moving in a way that makes you feel good," she previously told PEOPLE.
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"We know that [moving in] tends to be a bigger commitment than people think they're making," she says.
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I flew through and suspended time, moving in the same spot, and the experience became essential to living.
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These toys, which include treat dispenser balls and circle tunnels, can get your pet moving in no time.
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I wasn't finished moving in, there were boxes everywhere, I didn't even have my mattress up there yet.
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Moving in tandem, the government is rolling out mentorship programs, online libraries and support hotlines for budding entrepreneurs.
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"There is no apodictic 20203 percent goal but rather ... we should be moving in that direction," he said.
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The uptick coincides with the neighborhood's gentrification, with more white people moving in and homes getting more expensive.
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The uptick coincides with the neighborhood's gentrification, with more white people moving in, and homes getting more expensive.
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Later models added factors such as "momentum" (the tendency of prices to keep moving in the same direction).
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The technology behind Allo looks very cool, but it's moving in the wrong direction with regard to privacy.
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If moving in to Southern Charm star Kathryn Dennis' former townhouse sounds, well, charming, consider this your chance.
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Mayor of London Sadiq Khan said in a statement that he was delighted that Apple was moving in.
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They just have personal things they want to take care of or they're moving in a different direction.
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But especially with two people moving in and out all the time, it's never going to be perfect.
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"It's sad, but people have been moving in and out, and they tend to come back," Macy said.
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The 70-year-old Albertville resident says she moved out of her neighborhood when immigrants started moving in.
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VTB said the final demand amounted $7.5 billion, reflecting yields moving in the opposite direction from bond prices.
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But sure, he's an old-style–But they're going through that and now, they're moving in that direction.
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Neighbors of the First Family have spoken out about the disruption the Kushners have caused since moving in.
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A month into moving in together, I was woken up by a clanging sound late in the night.
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Down below aboard the ship, radar tracked dozens more, moving in formation across the sky for several days.
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The whole of the expedition, people were coming and going, moving in and moving out and moving through.
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Despite the current uncertainty in the market, the overall sector appears to be moving in the right direction.
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Without space for extra airlines, established carriers can raise their fares without fear of new competitors moving in.
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"It's not a question of if she's moving in," says the insider, "it's just a matter of when."
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"I was afraid to tell my own mother that I was moving in with my boyfriend," she confessed.
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OBVIOUSLY OUR TARGET IS ACTUALLY HEADLINE, SO I THINK WE'RE THERE AND WE'RE MOVING IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION.
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This is all moving in a direction that's got to be extremely worrying for everyone in the region.
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Blink: Tracer teleports a short distance horizontally in whichever direction she's moving in when the ability is triggered.
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"There is no evidence that we should trust or be comfortable with moving in this direction," he added.
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During March and April, the rainy season ramps up with moisture moving in from the Amazon River Valley.
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In June, we'll have the structure done, and we'll start moving in the plants in October or November.
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The efforts to change South Bend are delivering, at least by one metric: More people are moving in.
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So, we asked how he's getting along with Kroy -- sounds like things are moving in the right direction.
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Yassine Meriah grappled with Kane again in the second half to stop him moving in the penalty area.
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Ferrari is also developing high-performance hybrids and Daimler's Mercedes-AMG unit is moving in a similar direction.
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"We are moving in the right direction when it comes to burden-sharing and defense spending," he added.
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The administration may indeed be moving in that direction with the leaking of intercepted communications from the field.
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You are on the right side of history, and every day, your country is moving in your direction.
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SO THAT'S THE REASON WHY THEY'RE MOVING IN THAT DIRECTION AND IT'S – WE SEE THAT AS COMPLETELY LEGITIMATE.
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It looks like things are moving in the right direction now, but there's so much to be done.
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Meanwhile, brands are moving in the opposite direction — consumers care more than ever about what brands they're consuming.
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Now, the brand is moving in a different direction with some original creations — starting with dragon-inspired lipsticks.
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He is moving in a direction I can get with that can honor because he's owning his stuff.
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Mortgage interest rates have been moving in a narrow field since their initial spike following the presidential election.
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Moreover, Bannon's waning influence coincides with Trump moving in a more establishment direction on a myriad of issues.
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Richard Humphries of the King's Fund, a health think-tank, believes things are moving in the right direction.
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The races moving in favor of Democrats are all open-seat races where the Republican incumbent is retiring.
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"There have been periods where we've seen them moving in different directions," Boivin told Business Insider by phone.
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We now also know that for the past decade, suicide rates have been moving in the wrong direction.
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The single currency hit a six-week high of $1.1422, moving in sympathy with the rising British pound.
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"He was in a good mood and feels like things are moving in the right direction," Giuliani said.
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"I am hopeful that over the next few days we'll be moving in the right direction," Donohue said.
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In the beginning of the day, the fire was always around us, moving in different directions in valleys.
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A new office space lease was signed and we'd be moving in by the first week of August.
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"We'll see if Europe is moving in the right direction", particularly on the issue of refugees, Tanovic said.
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"I think Disney is moving [in] a promising direction in terms of diversifying their new characters," Muksin said.
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Houston, Texas couples could save some money by moving in together, though it likely won't be too much.
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San Antonio couples can expect to save just a little over $370 per month by moving in together.
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Abiy is "moving in the right direction, but the security situation is still far from sorted," she added.
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But meeting Pollock, moving in with him (in 21972), and marrying him (in 21977) radically reset her course.
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A recent NBC News/Marist poll suggests, however, that the state may be moving in a different direction.
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The leasing office is scheduled to open July 19, with the first tenants moving in on Aug. 1.
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The EPA, however, is now moving in the opposite direction by undercutting its own mercury pollution reduction standards.
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I love that they are moving in the direction of supporting brands that are practicing sustainable employment practices.
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The area was a bit isolated and nondescript at the time, but before long, restaurants started moving in.
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Tourists who would never go alone into "barrios" like Catia or Petare feel safe moving in large numbers.
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The shares are now moving in lock step, but that may be better for CBS than for Viacom.
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They were not able to prove a link, but they were moving in the right direction, Levin said.
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I assume that you and your sister did not make ground rules about guests before moving in together.
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And then we see more early mainstream adoption, so I do think it is moving in that direction.
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It seems like things are moving in a good direction—except for this terrible, Nazi-like presidential campaign.
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But it was rosier than in previous quarters and showed that Fitbit is moving in the right direction.
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This is the perfect day to meet the parents or kick around the idea of moving in together.
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We dated for a year before moving in together, and my messiness was definitely a subject of discussion.
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It means continuing to draw out that inner dancer until he's moving in space the way Bosh does.
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"It seems like a lot of people are moving in," Mr. McKeegan said of the Hudson County town.
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When there was disagreement, with trailblazing baboons moving in totally different directions, others would eventually follow the majority.
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"I love that we are moving in the direction where this is becoming the normal thing," she said.
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For older adults, moving in with their children, financially secure baby boomers, has become more common as well.
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We're told that meeting led to Joycelyn dropping everything and moving in with him, without her parents' knowledge.
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"Public opinion is moving in the direction of this bill," said Jon Cohen, chief research officer for SurveyMonkey.
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The good news ... Brendon says we're moving in the right direction so it could happen sooner than later.
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Powerful shifts will take place today, and you're feeling like things are finally moving in the right direction.
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If you're living with or thinking about moving in with someone special, this transit will bring you blessings.
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We're all moving in sync and that has everyone feeling good, not just here but across the globe.
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"He worked his land in an attempt to stop the settlers moving in," said Mahmoud Odeh, a cousin.
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Unfortunately, Trump is moving in the opposite direction, cutting benefit programs in ways that will hurt poor kids.
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He went back into the synagogue to hide from SWAT officers who were moving in, Mr. Jones said.
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As Trump pushes for people to get back to work, other states are moving in the opposite direction.
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So check back for a weekly dose of inspiration to get moving — in every sense of the phrase.
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So many planets are moving in reverse, helping us to become more accountable for our actions and decisions.
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The government is slow-moving in the best of times, and these are hardly the best of times.
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Opinion Once a leader in protecting the region's vast forests, Brazil is now moving in the opposite direction.
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Stephens, normally so fleet moving in to the net, reached the ball but hit it into the net.
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Yes, moving in a circle, even at constant speed, is an acceleration, since the vector direction constantly changes.
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So all my reflexes of being pretty and moving in the right way — it's not the right way.
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Under Vladimir Putin, Russia has reverted to autocracy, and Poland and Hungary are moving in the same direction.
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It's home to some of the best gear for yoga, running, training, and sweating while moving in general.
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If your intentions are good, then that means, as a team, that we're moving in the right direction.
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Annie-B Parson's exacting, exultant and altogether astonishing choreography often has them moving in a single, tidal wave.
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The pan-European Stoxx 600 closed flat, up just 0.05 percent provisionally, with sectors moving in different directions.
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These are "substantial commitments" and a sign that banks are moving in the right direction, according to Lubber.
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Unfortunately, there are signs that we are moving in the wrong direction—and not just on school meals.
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It's do-or-die time for Buttigieg, whose poll numbers recently have been moving in the wrong direction.
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But Goldman executives said they were looking at moving in the direction of buying and selling actual Bitcoins.
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"As we were moving in, one neighbor came over with champagne and another with baked goods," she said.
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She and Alejandro were moving in with a friend of his who lived in the new school district.
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The pan-European Stoxx 600 edged up 0.08 percent with sectors and major bourses moving in different directions.
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But it presents a friendly face to young families, who are moving in as older residents age out.
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