"Part of it was to be nearer the city, nearer good medical stuff," Mr. Cavett said with resignation.
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"Comparing my patter when I started the thing and my patter now, I sound nearer and nearer to my expiration," Pop said.
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I was in the back of my group, hearing a scraping shovel get nearer and nearer until... Well, you'll have to find out.
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The mass of each galaxy is drawing the other nearer and nearer, eventually forcing them to merge in a brilliant and violent dance of gas and stars.
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The mass of each galaxy is drawing the other nearer and nearer, eventually forcing them to merge in a brilliant and violent dance of gas and stars.
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Fans nearer to musicians were nearer to the top than other fans, but unless they were romantically partnered or working with them, they'd never be as cool.
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Its operators will start to change its trajectory in August and instigate a series of elliptical orbits that'll take it nearer and nearer to the comet's surface.
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But I suppose it's rude to quibble with his recollections of the timeline when an incurable disease is already making its way nearer and nearer to his brain.
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By clicking a footstep-shaped icon I drew nearer and nearer to the titan, until I was actually inside it, peering up through the loosely concentric tires that formed its body.
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The FA proposes to cut this, perhaps to nearer 12.
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At nearer distances it wouldn't be quite such a problem.
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Some episodes are over 60 minutes; one is nearer 30.
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I am sure that that is nearer the real America.
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In Brazil or Ivory Coast it is nearer to 280%.
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First, however, we need to deal with the nearer term.
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And to do so nearer the end than the beginning?
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But we don't seem to be any nearer solving it.
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AND I THINK THAT TIME IS NEARER THAN YOU THINK.
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But Murdoch softened toward Trump as the election grew nearer.
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That's partly because it's nearer than it used to be.
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As the December appointment drew nearer, tension at home grew.
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In the nearer term, the Fed raised its expectations slightly.
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Trump's much nearer to break-even — 45% favorable to 47% unfavorable.
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As the election draws nearer, however, chauvinist attacks will doubtless proliferate.
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Hope does seem a little nearer for the lake itself, however.
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Based on local studies, he says 10% is nearer the mark.
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Meanwhile, the company has high hopes for its nearer-term ES6.
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Then we get this interaction: Dake: Nearer, My God, To Thee.
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The nearer to retirement, the more conservative the mix of investments.
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I'll go further and say that abstraction is nearer my heart.
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GOPers have pounced on these problems as the elections draw nearer.
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But in some respects those ancestors remain nearer than we know.
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Potentially more than Democratic politicians, at least in the nearer term.
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Maybe it feels nearer to 21 later as the wind decreases?
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That indicated eroding demand for oil slated for nearer-term delivery.
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CBS and Viacom are nearer to officially starting talks on reuniting.
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Then it's expected to draw nearer to the southeastern US coast.
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Seemingly lured by the power or scent of the fan, the woman moves nearer and nearer to it as her nose becomes longer and longer; eventually it reaches Pinocchio length and becomes covered in red pustules.
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Now that U.S.-backed forces are closing in and the shells are falling nearer and nearer in the northern Iraqi city, experts say they fear for the fragile structure, perched on unstable foundations alongside the Tigris river.
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In the nearer term, Blue Moon could get serious backing from NASA.
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I'm a damn sight nearer the end than I am the beginning.
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As the U.S. presidential draws ever nearer, tension is officially running high.
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Expect the squabbling to grow fiercer as the 2017 elections draw nearer.
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And he never got any nearer to it — not as president anyway.
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The more often a thought is processed, the nearer those synapses grow.
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Sometimes they hold film that's a little bit nearer the original neg.
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He already has one paying customer for a trip nearer to Earth.
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Highs should end up well into the 50s and maybe nearer 60.
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Mainly because I've been nearer my clit for longer than anyone else.
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The comments suggested some tension between them as the vote draws nearer.
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"There he is yet nearer to us," she wrote to her husband.
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Thanks to upgrades, the average selling price has been nearer to $60,000.
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"I've been the nearer the size of a traditional mannequin (US21800/25000-UK27/20193) and I'm currently nearer the size of the new plus size mannequin," the model, who speaks openly about her history with anorexia, said on Instagram.
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"Maybe the location should have been nearer to a great city," he said.
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As the safari truck edged nearer, the elephant started to show his frustration.
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In the nearer term, the robot could inform the design of robotic limbs.
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Perhaps nearer term is Nissan's plan to bring virtual reality into the vehicle.
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It's also bringing us nearer and further away from accurate news and information.
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More details about the royal festivities will surely arise as Christmas draws nearer.
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Donald Kewley said he called Bledsoe&aposs house as the flames drew nearer.
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As the night grows nearer to 2 AM, no horrid actions seem likely.
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That conflict is no nearer to peace then it was a year ago.
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"It's like the weather," he says—the nearer in, the higher the certainty.
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But the most persuasive analogue is nearer both in time and in space.
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As the Pitti show got nearer, Ruby seemed to be getting more cheerful.
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Is it based on who's nearer or who's in a hurry, I asked.
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Now I am taking that step; and true freedom is that much nearer.
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But today I was speeding, going faster when the road flattened nearer Puebla.
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He listened carefully, then beckoned me into his office, nearer the warning sign.
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The nearer the 2030 sunset draws, the more nuclear activity the JCPOA permits.
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And to buy a handbag is to have a dream of getting nearer.
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The opposition said that figure was inflated, putting participation at nearer 30 percent.
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The moan descends in pitch and amplifies exponentially as the cars come nearer.
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Exact details on penalties will be provided nearer to the end of the year.
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That would favour emerging markets with room to improve over countries nearer moral perfection.
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But it is hard to be optimistic as the elections in November draw nearer.
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In the nearer term, it is the city's population that will shoulder the burden.
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Green islands loomed on the horizon in every direction, and nearer, white sailboats lingered.
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Or what if the Wiley and Edmonia Lewis pieces were positioned nearer each other?
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But the style of the ancient script suggests a date nearer to A.D. 100.
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Submarine-launched missiles fired from nearer U.S. shores might arrive in half that time.
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I ducked past her and ran nearer to the pond, pretending nothing had happened.
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That unwind continues, but it could be coming nearer to an end, he said.
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Residents prepared throughout the week with supplies and evacuations as the storm drew nearer.
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The nearer humans are to reefs, the worse their effect on the fragile ecosystems.
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As Matar draws nearer to the paintings, they also draw him further into Siena.
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Much else is no nearer to happening under Mr. Modi than under Mr. Singh.
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Some states have already achieved that, while others are nearer 40 percent, he said.
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It's hard to imagine the US getting more specific as the fighting draws nearer.
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"The result is an audiovisual experience where both time and space constantly expand, as we see structures grow, experience time slowing down, and types of matter appear and falls apart as we travel nearer and nearer towards the infinitely small," notes the artist.
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Crowds gather aboard the ship and wave as Cuba's coastline draws nearer in the distance.
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The goal was to avoid adding to expected downriver flooding problems nearer to the coast.
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Now, with Birch Lake taking the company forward, that future could be nearer than ever.
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His polling lead over Ed Gillespie, the Republican nominee, dwindled as Election Day drew nearer.
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"They say they're going to buy from other markets nearer to their restaurants," she said.
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It's getting louder, getting nearer, as if something (or someone) is closing in on you.
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Obama has appeared on the trail for Clinton several times as Election Day draws nearer.
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The nearer that Trump gets to having the magic number, the more difficult it is.
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Your home life is being restructured as the Saturn/Pluto conjunction of 2020 draws nearer.
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For their part, British officials also suggested agreement was drawing nearer but not quite imminent.
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Outside the family, a litany of staffing problems loomed as the shutdown deadline drew nearer.
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Till then I see what's really always there, unresting death a whole day nearer now.
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The CDU is in shambles, increasingly befuddled as Merkel's last day in office grows nearer.
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This week, as Mike Bloomberg nearly achieved onstage spontaneous combustion, that prospect came appreciably nearer.
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Sometimes the local culture isn't a fit or they want to be nearer to family.
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To beat the heat, fish are moving toward cooler waters nearer the planet's two poles.
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"What it must be like nearer the ocean, I can only imagine," Cassie says. Wrong.
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The sense of play is often nearer to the heart of art than we realize.
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"This is a disturbing image of a future that might be nearer than we think."
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In the nearer term, the benefits will likely be confined to our own solar system.
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But it will quieten talk on constitutional issues until nearer the next Holyrood election, in 2021.
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On one house nearer to the foreground, he exposes the sun's glare on its picture window.
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In the nearer term, the proposals at the top of this list are much more realistic.
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On the nearer term, perhaps we'll soon see a photo op of Ivanka operating optical tweezer.
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That moment may be drawing nearer, but there are still plenty of obstacles in the way.
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The surface and bed are allotted, nearer to shore, according to the length of relevant coastline.
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The early results are more mixed nearer to the heavily populated cities of Sydney and Melbourne.
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And that poses risks to America's decade-long recovery as the 2020 presidential election draws nearer.
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As you get nearer to retirement, the amounts you are encouraged to have socked away increase.
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This special report has therefore focused on the practical effects of AI in the nearer term.
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Many attend the Pelican Falls First Nations High School, a boarding school nearer to the reserves.
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In the nearer term, EV undercut routes across shorter distance seem "a little simpler," he said.
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Amer hooks his finger into the sleeve of the boy's kurta and pulls his hand nearer.
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But inspiration was also nearer at hand: Beacon Hill Park, the subject of many Carr paintings.
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The audience formed a close circle surrounding him, the kids venturing nearer than anyone else dared.
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Muslims nearer to the North Pole, accordingly, would just have to deal with their bad luck.
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They have since risen from below $30 a barrel in 2016 to nearer $50 a barrel.
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I was actively looking to play something that was a little nearer myself [regarding Modern Love].
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China has controlled the Paracels, which are nearer its coast than the Spratlys, since the 1970s.
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As the end of 214.2 drew nearer, Sechin, one of Putin's closest lieutenants, was under pressure.
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The Doomsday Clock has moved nearer to midnight than it's been in more than 60 years.
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But in the nearer term, both companies face an uncertain sales environment in the coming decade.
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In the United States, many of our own "protected" animals are being pushed nearer the edge.
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But the result will quieten talk on constitutional issues until nearer the next Holyrood election, in 2021.
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As the negotiations blunder on and the deadline draws nearer, such talk will become only more fevered.
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As the apocalypse looms nearer, the witches are busy laying the groundwork they'll need to fix it.
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On Friday there was evidence that deliverance, in the form of dividends, may be nearer at hand.
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Earlier in the day, Katia was slightly nearer to the Mexican coast, and at about 10 p.m.
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And history suggests that fights for presidential nominations rarely get less competitive as the votes draw nearer.
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Barca initially said they paid 57.1 million euros but later admitted the cost was nearer 100 million.
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"China is much nearer and much cheaper to ship from Australia, for example, or Qatar," he said.
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Although, in the nearer term, consumer entertainment (and specifically gaming) is the team's first bet for traction.
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But nearer the coast, in small villages like Yankeetown, the main trade is in tourism and shellfish.
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Still, the threat of a government shutdown has increased as the end of the year draws nearer.
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The nearer Adil and Soochi get to rekindling their old romance, the closer they come to danger.
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Nearer the bar people stood with bottles and glasses, moving their shoulders and hips, dancing in place.
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In the nearer term, these GDPR mandates could shape best practices for UX and AI model design.
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Make a stop at Waiheke Island, nearer to Auckland's exciting city life, for gorgeous beaches and wine.
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"We know it's certainly in the hundreds and probably nearer 1,000," Misso said, referring to daily arrivals.
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The country's currency, the real, fell around 0.5% at the open, nearer to last week's record low.
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Even nearer to the light was Kurt Volker and Tim Morrison, while Gordon Sondland was closer still.
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Maybe a bit of clearing nearer dawn, but you may not notice it if fog develops again.
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For an English-language readership in particular, it's a shame not to have Goethe's English connections brought out: nearer his own time, the fervent admiration of Byron and Carlyle and Matthew Arnold ("the greatest poet of modern times … by far our greatest modern man"); nearer to ours, the — modest?
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So, having marginally more than 300kg of 3.67% uranium gets Iran basically nowhere nearer really having a bomb.
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They held the dropper out, but their arm was tired, drooping, and so they had to get nearer.
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The schedule for May 25 is not final and could be changed nearer the time, the sources said.
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One benefit is that robot farms can be located nearer to customers because of their smaller physical footprint.
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In the nearer term nervous authorities will have to resist overreacting to locals inspired by Hong Kong's protests.
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Nearer the town, stalls give way to warehouses and enormous open-air yards; cranes stretch to the horizon.
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LONDON — As Christmas draws nearer, Christmas cards are beginning to land on doormats up and down the country.
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The wooden boat was towed nearer the northern island of Hokkaido for inspection, a coast guard spokesman said.
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Sterling held at $1.3120 amid speculation Britain was moving nearer to an exit deal with the European Union.
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Woodside and its partners prefer floating terminals nearer the field, which would be more profitable for Timor-Leste.
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As launch time drew nearer, the reporters on the VAB roof got word that all systems were go.
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Investors may need cash, she says, or need to reduce risk as a need for cash draws nearer.
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And for so many of us it laps at the edges, sometimes held at bay, sometimes drawing nearer.
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This possibility, and other nearer-term risks, are the reasons why Hutchins has remained in capital-preservation mode.
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These kinds of blockchain solutions are much nearer at hand, and they can integrate with existing banking processes.
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As the presidential election gets nearer, Wall Street has started to closely watch the ascent of Elizabeth Warren.
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Nearer to the ideological center, Biden's campaign has reason to feel confident about the coalition he is building.
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" I come from the land where Richard Buckle once wrote, "Well, we are one more 'Nutcracker' nearer death.
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Slowly, we grew nearer to each other; Jan was sitting at my father's deathbed before I was there.
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For policymakers at the Federal Reserve, the tax cuts and spending increases could pose a nearer-term challenge.
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Tech and social media, while in one sense nearer to people's daily lives, can seem distant and abstract.
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With none of us planning to attend LeakyCon 2012, I prepared for FOMO as the convention drew nearer.
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But this vignette is framed and enhanced by a darker one on the nearer bank, where DeCarava stood.
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As the count draws nearer, a mass mobilization encouraging Asian-Americans to participate in the census is underway.
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The country's currency, the real, initially fell around 0.5% at the open, nearer to last week's record low.
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There are no harmful fumes or fuel, allowing them to be used indoors, nearer the appliances or tools.
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The realization of CEO Jeff Bezos' famous vision of an "everything store" suddenly seems a lot nearer at hand.
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It seemed to me then, as the agony of recovery grew nearer, that I was better off strung out.
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The RBNZ had hoped it would be nearer 2 percent, the middle of its 1-3 percent target band.
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Russia's intelligence agency is ramping up its hacking attempts on U.S. political targets as the Midterm elections get nearer.
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The average number of pupils per class in the country has fallen from 30 in 2014 to nearer 20.
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Over the nearer term– so call it five years– I think the clear trend is towards more private communication.
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We haven't seen each other since the summer, and as the time to meet draws nearer, I remember why.
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Given that we're inching ever nearer, people are likely looking for news and information about how they'll be affected.
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As the prospect of a Donald Trump presidency looms nearer, millions of Americans are looking to Canada for help.
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But in the meantime, investors can only wait and hope for more clarity as the formal exit draws nearer.
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Year-end indicators showed an upward trend in GDP growth, from a rate of around 3% to nearer 4%.
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In the nearer term, corn export sales are likely to be big again for the week ended March 15.
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Sterling edged up to $1.3126 amid speculation Britain was moving nearer to an exit deal with the European Union.
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In the nearer term, analysts at Commerzbank said technical support for gold was around its May low of $1,214.
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For US President Donald Trump however, the nearer the summit approaches, the harder it will be to back out.
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Its economy is currently smaller than Brazil's or Italy's, and could become nearer to that of Canada or Australia.
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"As the election draws nearer, every day comes with a frantic, rehashed Republican attack on Secretary Clinton," he said.
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In the nearer term, completion of the sale of its stake in HuaXia Bank will improve Deutsche Bank's leverage.
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"Avalanche, avalanche!" shouted Cam Fitzpatrick, a fellow snowboarder, who had been standing nearer to Mr. Crouch than the others.
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In the nearer term, Democrats simply must find, field and finance candidates who can win statewide in purple states.
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Three years later, Ghazni is in turmoil, dozens are dead and America's longest war is no nearer its end.
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They are also one more physical tie to a figure who, oddly, seems to grow nearer as time passes.
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Leela Ram, whose large home lies close to the reservoir, said it should be built nearer the coal mine.
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But could a world in which robots are at our sexual beck and call be nearer than we think?
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That last point makes the Green Deal's second headline statement, regarding a nearer-term 2030 target, rather more significant.
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Blue Apron was nearer to the industry average at $626 per year and HelloFresh was even lower at $492.
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Obama has worked to cement his legacy on environmental protections as the end of his time in office draws nearer.
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I'll place this one nearer to the first film than the second, with $230 million domestic and $500 million worldwide.
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This means, for instance, that 100m years ago, when dinosaurs ruled Earth, a day was nearer 23 than 2.33 hours.
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Last year Hong Kong drew nearer to the American norm by allowing founders to own shares with superior voting rights.
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The post can be geotargeted, so it pushes a notification to tagged donors who are nearer to the seeking party.
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Back in Europe, British lawmakers came no nearer to resolving the chaos surrounding the country's departure from the European Union.
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Nearer term, OPEC has revised demand upward by 20173 million barrels per day in 2022 compared to last year's outlook.
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Launching from nearer the equator means using less propellant, saving the country roughly $6 million each time it blasts off.
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The gas giant occasionally gets close to the comet stream, and its immense gravity pushes the debris nearer to Earth.
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As Iran's goal of forging a land route through Iraq to Syria edges nearer, Shi'ite allies are showing new assertiveness.
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"We find this long-term guidance uncompromisingly brave but nearer-term metrics are encouraging," said Credit Suisse analyst Simon Irwin.
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President Nicolás Maduro is at the mercy of the markets that, every day, nudge his tottering regime nearer the abyss.
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It basically said I could be brought nearer to God if I followed the teachings within the Book of Mormon.
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But the impact of China's wobble is worse for manufacturers nearer the start of the supply chain, like tiny Nagumo.
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The United States and Iran have both been somewhat weakened, and neither has come obviously nearer to its major goals.
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Politicians had defended the policy on the basis that it gave priority to people from countries nearer to New Zealand.
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His growing closeness to Connor's parents — Larry (Michael Park) and Cynthia (Jennifer Laura Thompson) — naturally draws Zoe nearer to him.
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There are strategies you can use that will help you get to, or nearer to, where you need to be.
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I gleefully fill the tub with water and the lamps with oil and make sleeping situations nearer to the woodstove.
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Children also need treatment nearer home - at the moment many have to be taken long distances to a health clinic.
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"Her ninetieth," Marvin explained to Charlie, who had drawn his chair nearer the table so that he could see better.
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What "sinister symptoms" that "bring totalitarianism nearer," as Orwell phrased it in his letter, are hinted at in the headlines?
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Gantz, a former military chief, has been campaigning furiously in pursuit of a knockout punch as the election grows nearer.
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When the same change happens nearer to us, we take the perspective that it's a negative change to the region.
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From our perspective the objects farther away are receding faster from us and apear more red than the things nearer.
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He's particularly interested in nearer-term physics experimentation: testing the limits of quantum computing in the lab, instead of with theory.
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He quotes one senior academic saying that America's fears are "nearer to outweighing our hopes" than at any time since 1979.
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A version that is likely (surely) to aesthetically skew nearer the 2011 original than the remastered special edition of last year.
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The location-based twist is that shared photos are organized by proximity, so you'll get to see nearer imagery by default.
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Nearer the election the generals helped pliant politicians with large local followings switch sides and bring their "vote banks" with them.
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And as that day drew nearer, maybe the Uber board finally lost its nerve, leading to its capitulation on Thursday night.
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Over the past decade Unilever has been shifting its production facilities nearer to its customers in other parts of the world.
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Because the star is so dim, its habitable nearer to it than it is for brighter stars, such as the sun.
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I am therefore willing to forgo those 100x returns and get 10x on things that are more certain and nearer term.
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As the prospect of dividends draws nearer, investors will no longer require mere faith to believe that valuation gap will close.
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And with football season drawing nearer, Iman is ready to take on the role of cheering on Shepard from the stands.
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They said the downgrades could see the shares trading nearer the 11 pounds level than 12 pounds in the short term.
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In the nearer term, the success of this mission puts North Korea one step closer to having an Intercontinental Ballistic Missile.
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Since then, other observatories have been tracking the object as it gets nearer, reporting their findings to the Minor Planet Center.
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Fortunately, there will be an eclipse nearer at hand in North America—crossing Mexico, the United States, and Canada—in 2024.
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A portfolio manager in London said that he had calculated that leverage for the deal is "nearer six and seven times".
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The Fed would prefer inflation nearer its 2% target but that's a somewhat flimsy rationale for lower rates given the backdrop.
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As our boat drew nearer, Schulte told me he thinks Uppards is now losing about 10 feet of shoreline a year.
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"We wanted to be nearer the water," said Ms. Burgess, 83, who had been living with her husband in nearby Manorville.
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Still, many Cariocas, as the city's residents are called, said they expected public enthusiasm to surge as the Games drew nearer.
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Critics of the U.S. refugee program, including Trump, say government resources are better spent helping refugees abroad, nearer their original homes.
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It is affected not just by which striking surface is nearer to the opponent, but by which pivoting / anchoring point is.
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And the album name draws from "Nearer My God to Thee," which comes from the Titanic story for most of us.
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But the dream continues to evolve and shift into nightmarish territory, as their food runs out and the wolf draws nearer.
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Nixey thought Putin's approval ratings were far lower than those published, however, believing it to be nearer the 40-50% level.
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This is by far the most dramatic part of the World Cup, as the time to crown a champion draws nearer.
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Turkey is refusing to take any more refugees, but the violence is pushing millions of displaced Syrians nearer to Turkey's doorstep.
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It showed strong growth in its core business while giving Wall Street renewed faith in several of its nearer-term businesses.
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Time-lapse Voyager-eye views of planets as they get nearer convey a sense of the epiphanies experienced in mission control.
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MS: The risk of a trade war erupting now does that potentially bring that correction point even nearer to us now?
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Irene wasn't able to run to the PoC for safety when violence erupted last year - the towering cathedral was nearer home.
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Bankers close to the deal were putting the new issue concession nearer to 15bp after watching books reach close to 2.5bn.
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Both points suggest that investor perceptions about the long-term viability and nearer-term profitability of space start-ups is changing.
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What goes all but unmentioned is a nearer-term play that rivals them in scale — the utterly embryonic business of extreme weather.
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A flat yield curve occurs when the yield (return) on longer dated debt reduces to levels nearer that of shorter-dated bonds.
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At this point, our satellite will be about 30,000 miles nearer to our planet than at its farthest point (called an apogee).
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And, the nearer you get to actual retirement — or if you're already there — the more conservative an allocation you'll want to have.
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As Election Day draws nearer and numerous races gain more clarity, forecasters' ratings for some races have moved at the same time.
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Because of Pluto's extreme distance, the molecules that compose it behave differently than they would on other objects nearer to the star.
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WITH Bergen nearer than Edinburgh, and settlements with names like Jarlshof and Trondra, the Shetland Islands can seem more Scandinavian than Scottish.
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In the nearer term, Apple's Siri Remote at least makes it much, much, easier to find the 4k content that's already available.
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In 2014, as the company claimed it would generate $100 million in revenue, it ultimately earned nearer to $100,000, the agency said.
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Earlier this year, Deliveroo began investing and opening up its own kitchen spaces nearer to places out of reach to a restaurant.
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As Sunday's polarizing vote draws nearer, Resistencia protesters and the medics sense this weekend could be the most violent they've seen yet.
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But as the day came nearer it turned into something else: not an option among options, but a reality waiting to happen.
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The concept may be new to arcades, but it's not a stretch to imagine this in the mainstream in the nearer future.
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S. trade war haunted investors, while the pound perched near a five-week top on hints a Brexit deal might be nearer.
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Sterling took a knock after British lawmakers came no nearer to resolving the chaos surrounding the country's departure from the European Union.
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The recipe for a sustained decline is nearer all the time to complete — especially if we see light jobs numbers on Friday.
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In extreme cases, people might wear tinted glasses to shift the colors they see nearer to real life, but most don't bother.
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At the center of the roll, paper fibres tend to arrange themselves in an orderly matrix; nearer the edges, they become jumbled.
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Amid worries about rogue AIs, there is a risk that nearer-term ethical and regulatory concerns about AI technologies are being overlooked.
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But business is expected to pick up nearer the third quarter as manufacturers rush to meet their clients' new product launch schedules.
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Nigeria's naira trades officially at 197 against the dollar but changes hands on the black market at nearer 350 to the greenback.
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The EU's chief Brexit negotiator has accused Boris Johnson of only "pretending to negotiate" as the UK's scheduled exit date draws nearer.
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The family histories some recounted showed that slavery is nearer to the present, in both time and impact, than many Americans suspect.
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The Iranian dream of linking Tehran, Baghdad, Damascus and Beirut in an arc of Shia influence has come a few steps nearer.
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"In the past, they asked for exotic multi-week Caribbean cruises, but now they opt for nearer, less luxurious destinations," she said.
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Obama's remark probably applied, in his mind, at least as much to a colorful guy nearer home, whose name he rarely utters.
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But she seems relieved, as is Shay, when the days pass with no reply, and her departure from the island grows nearer.
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Some employees have relocated to an office nearer to home to allow for a shorter commute, or work part time from home.
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Yet a Pret lobster roll in America is a third pricier than in Britain, even though the lobster comes from nearer by.
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Nearer the fence, young men burned tires, crept up with wire cutters or improvised firebombs — and presented Israeli snipers with easy targets.
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He said the Germans are tired of the war but have been fighting because they believed victory was always a little nearer.
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The nearer the silhouette is to the name, the more the cocktail will resemble something Nick and Nora Charles would have recognized.
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Congressional negotiators reached a tentative deal in principle Thursday to fund the government as the deadline to avoid a shutdown draws nearer.
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"I think the reaction was that the removal of accomodative was a signal they were getting nearer the neutral rate," he said.
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But since writing that collapses the distance between fiction and author—so-called autofiction—is au courant, it is nearer an endorsement.
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Commander Fravor began a circular descent to get a closer look, but as he got nearer the object began ascending toward him.
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The nearer-term market (and investment) opportunity in augmented reality exists within lighter use cases than those of Magic Leap or HoloLens.
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But in the nearer term, less invasive forms of brain-computer interfaces are already here and carry significantly less risk for the user.
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And the nearer the bearer of the wrong feeling is allowed, the less the person in its midst can seem to recognize it.
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But progress soon slowed as forces grew nearer to the city's center and ran up against a well-prepared and entrenched ISIS opposition.
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In the nearer term, Farmer's Fridge is expecting to grow from 130 employees today to about 200 by the end of next year.
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As summer grows nearer, swimsuit arrivals run rampant with rainbow bikinis, bright neon monokinis, and more red Baywatch iterations than we can handle.
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Nearer the truth is the picture portrayed in "Traffic", a recent film that vividly demonstrated the futility of fighting supply and ignoring demand.
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Data on Tuesday showed the trade surplus ballooned in February, nudging Australia nearer to its first current account surplus since the mid-1970s.
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But the growth of AIMS means that there is at least a chance for more scholars to do world-class work nearer home.
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As the insect gets nearer to a potential target, other scents exuded by the animal lets it know whether it's a desirable host.
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As the holidays draw nearer, you may have noticed a weird Christmas trend popping up on social media: the upside-down Christmas tree.
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RooBox is the company's project where it is opening up its own kitchen spaces nearer to places out of reach to a restaurant.
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As the inauguration of our 45th president of the United States draws nearer, it is increasingly clear the passage of time since Nov.
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He had visited several clinics nearer his home in search of pain relief before stumbling into her hospital, ragged and short of breath.
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In the nearer-term, the study found that 340 million people currently live on land that will be vulnerable to flooding by 2050.
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Estimate enterprise value as two times some $11 billion of consolidated annual sales instead, and the market cap comes out nearer $10 billion.
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He declined to comment on the timing of new product launches but said they are "a lot nearer" than five years from now.
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SPD leader Martin Schulz told reporters the two sides were moving nearer on Europe policy immediately before entering talks on the policy area.
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In other cases, like Ultra Violet, the company has treaded nearer to the leading edge, more a demonstration of power, perhaps, than astuteness.
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The disconnect made me wish I were nearer — and in that sense, this show is a superb advertisement for the intimacy of Broadway.
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Heat rises nearer the core, and too much may destroy the proteins and fats that make up cells, as happens in the lab.
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Nothing that happened last week suggested the next recession is any nearer, or undid the strength of corporate results this quarter and next.
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"The referendum is getting nearer and opinion polls are showing a very tight (presidential) race," said Shin Kadota, chief FX strategist at Barclays.
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It's a little more diffuse than modern superclusters that have relatively compact structure, with small groups of galaxies clustered nearer to one another.
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VALERIYA SAFRONOVA Everyone who smokes cigarettes knows that their lungs get a little blacker and death draws a little nearer with each puff.
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In the meantime, a mild start to summer and oversupply of gas is pushing the remaining coal-fired power plants nearer to closure.
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The Winds of Winter is no nearer, but George R.R. Martin's short children's story "The Ice Dragon" will be made into an animated movie.
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The influx of migrants has already slowed from the million who entered Germany last year and is estimated to be nearer 300,000 this year.
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Perhaps that's part of what's causing me such distress – I'm getting nearer to the age women disappear, at least from the world I inhabit.
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Early reports from Puerto Rico indicate that conditions worsening overnight, with high winds and rains lashing the island as Maria's outer bands drew nearer.
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To allow for an intensification of his political efforts, his schedule nearer to Election Day has remained flexible, with no major foreign trips slated.
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As the holidays draw nearer, at least one consumer's patience may be waning, based on an unverified email posted by Apple blog Mac Rumors.
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If the New Einstein Initiative can encourage those anchors to be forged and dropped nearer home, it will have done Africa a considerable favour.
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"With exams coming nearer, it's harder and harder to meet up with friends when you're using most of the time to study," he says.
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Kardashian told PEOPLE at the time that she and her husband had "just found a new, amazing place" nearer to her mom, Kris Jenner.
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In a world of inequality and risk, we cannot ignore the opportunities AI will afford the least privileged among us in the nearer future.
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In the nearer term, with fuel production and consumption largely balanced according to the EIA, the market is focused on inventories, which remain bloated.
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That will move a step nearer next week when Britain's top court decides whether parliament has to give its approval for invoking Article 50.
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But the viewer, drawing nearer, finds that the flower's long petals are actually the hulls of slave ships, full of tightly packed human cargo.
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Whichever theory is nearer the truth, it is clearly easier for China to talk about changing its growth model than actually to change it.
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Last year, though, productivity growth rose to 1.3 percent as business investment rebounded, and I'm hoping for an increase nearer 2 percent this year.
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How lucky our children will be to have a mother like you — As the days go by the time of our departure draws nearer.
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It puts the United States close to becoming the world's biggest crude producer, edging nearer to the 11 million bpd churned out by Russia.
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Its spokesman added that details of Uber's arguments against the decision will not be released until nearer the time of the appeal being heard.
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When I use that eye alone, I see the cloudy contours of things, and the nearer an object is, the thicker the clouds are.
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In 2014, the musician Questlove wrote an essay about this idea of "black cool," the detached air that draws people nearer, but never close.
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I hate to be reductive, but friendship animates The Narrow Door like a friendship does a life: there, always, sometimes nearer or further away.
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It was also in response to demand from automakers looking for nearer-term solutions that would improve the technical capabilities of consumer passenger vehicles.
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Forties for high temperatures in the region — coolest north and west of town, nearer 50 degrees south and east — with more sun than clouds.
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By convention, calendar spreads are normally expressed as the price of the nearer futures contract minus the price of the contract with longer until expiry.
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As my birthday drew nearer and rewards emails started to roll in, I began drawing up a plan for how many places I could visit.
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Used batteries have lower energy density than new stationary-storage batteries and won't last as long, since they are nearer the end of their lifecycle.
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The wide diversity of marine mammals and seabirds in polar regions is a biological oddity, because species tend to be more varied nearer the equator.
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Technology may be weakening the link between trade and geography, but it is unlikely to make up for Britain's reduced access to markets nearer by.
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That brings them nearer to international norms for oil firms and will appeal to investors: lower taxes mean the company can pay out higher dividends.
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But over the past year, SpaceX has been dropping hints that 39A may be used in the nearer term for un-crewed launches, as well.
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As the November election grows nearer, I can only imagine that Ted will get even sweatier and dig more deeply into shitty right-wing tropes.
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For years, the government of India has tightened its belt, cutting its annual budget deficit from 5% of GDP in 2013 to nearer 3% now.
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People trying to climb onto the ladder can't get a handhold; people on the ladder's bottom rungs get flung off by people nearer the top.
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While he believes that the stock is ultimately "very much in an uptrend," he doesn't think the picture is as rosy in the nearer term.
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You can see the exact size, move around it, walk away from it or walk nearer, all as if the table were actually sitting there.
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With the approval also of over 80 percent of Syngenta shareholders bringing completion of that deal nearer, focus has shifted to creating a Chinese powerhouse.
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The second video was shot nearer Kabul and features a masked Taliban fighter parading arms he says he obtained through the northern province of Kunduz.
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If the nearer-term contract costs less than the further-dated one, the rotation involves getting rid of cheaper contracts to buy more expensive ones.
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But there are people who come nearer than others, and Hillary Clinton, who has nothing to lose, exposes them in her new book, What Happened.
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NBBJ said the idea to intersperse office and garden floors puts employees nearer to an open courtyard where they can take a breather from cubicles.
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While most traders lined up LNG to cover their commitments, some held off, leaving limited open positions to fill nearer to the cargoes' delivery date.
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As I drew nearer to the implantation date, the prospect of creating a tiny human grew more real and began to override any lingering doubt.
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As ANWR exploration draws nearer, the Canadian Inuit victory hints at an alternate path: lessons from a rare win for tribal communities fighting outside interests.
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Relatively few firms have begun relocating staff and operations to the EU, but "increased relocation activity" can be expected nearer to next March, it said.
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The bloc's MiFID II securities rules introduced just over two years ago sought to increase transparency in fixed income trading nearer to levels in shares.
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The Robert Mueller investigation is bearing down on him as an inevitable in-person interview with Trump — and all of its potential pitfalls — draws nearer.
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But if the massive risks on Nearer My God pay off with a fanbase that's already hung on through some transformations, the travel won't cease.
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Kardashian-West told PEOPLE at the time that she and her husband had "just found a new, amazing place" nearer to her mom, Kris Jenner.
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The KKW Beauty mogul told PEOPLE at the time that she and her husband had "just found a new, amazing place" nearer to her mom.
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The longer Ms. Metcalf goes on — in a tremulous rhapsody of disbelief, want and shame — the nearer she drew my face to the laptop screen.
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As the referendum has grown nearer, what you hear from opposition Turks at home is unimaginable stress, a smothering weight, the panic of the unknown.
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The city teems with people who moved here for work, school, family, or just to live nearer to the spinach and sausage meatloaf at Murphy's.
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Measurements of the most distant detectable electromagnetic radiation predict one value for the rate of expansion, but measurements gleaned from nearer objects reveal different values.
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During the three decades since toppling communism in 1990, many Albanians have moved nearer cities, squatting on land and building with little supervision by authorities.
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In 80 minutes, he explores whether to reconcile himself to life nearer the sun, yet farther from a decent bagel, or return alone to Earth.
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"While elephant poaching is trending downward, with significant declines in East Africa, poaching continues to steer the species dangerously nearer to extinction," the WWF said.
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Among those discussed were attacking a nearer target with a longer weapon, and convincing the taller man to step in and give up his reach.
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Indeed, data out on Tuesday showed Australia's trade surplus ballooned in February, nudging the country nearer to its first current account surplus since the mid-1970s.
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Do you see a ship sinking or a ship rising, with all those deckchair musicians instantaneously, miraculously knowing how to play "Nearer My God To Thee"?
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" Pointing to the overlap between extremes, Orwell warned that "a communist and a fascist are somewhat nearer to one another than either is to a democrat.
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His fusion of "documentary-type photography with fairytale storyline is nearer Keystone than avant-garde," wrote Denby, who also wrote the script and performed a role.
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All of these animals came back unscathed, so the next step was to start understanding the effects of space on something a bit nearer to us.
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The desire to provide rapid-delivery services like this is creating demand for warehouse space on the edges of big cities, to be nearer to customers.
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Sales outside the oil and metals sector are up by a mere 5% year on year, compared with nearer 25% at the start of the decade.
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But in the nearer term, and on a more realistic scale, Google's only really seeking to have a buffer against Samsung's dominance within the Android ecosystem.
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Bankers close to the deal were putting the new issue concession on the euro trade nearer 202.25bp after watching books reach close to EUR22025bn earlier Tuesday.
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In the nearer term, though, the focus will likely be on disorders rooted in the brain's inability to communicate with the body, like blindness and paralysis.
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If for some reason it got stuck at around 2 percent, the central bank would take steps to bring it nearer to the target, she said.
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Why it matters: The momentum against a nearer-term decision is a nod to the moving pieces in the markets, emerging reports from the meeting suggest.
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While Iran has not yet responded to the proposal, it means OPEC members may be coming nearer to a consensus on how much Iran should produce.
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Perhaps the time for a new round of cheap, multi-year loans to banks, known formally as Targeted Long-Term Refinancing Operations (TLTROs) is getting nearer.
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The GOP establishment is no nearer finding a champion to halt Trump, whom many party leaders fear could cost them the White House, and Texas Sen.
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The company - one of the big-four which now dominate the advertising industry globally - said it would now be nearer 3 percent growth for the year.
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While it has not yet responded to the proposal, the flexibility shown by others suggests OPEC members may be coming nearer to consensus as the Nov.
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A planned financial hub in Astana, the capital he boldly plonked down nearer his country's geographical heart 19 years ago, will be conducted under English law.
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But polls that occurred nearer to Election Day, and that showed Mr. Trump well ahead, would more clearly test what investors think of his becoming president.
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With 18 long months to go until the election, Republicans have little incentive to stay in line—that will change as November 3, 2020 draws nearer.
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They also tend to spend more when traveling to North America and Europe than they do in countries nearer to home, such as Thailand and Japan.
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Foxing vocalist Conor Murphy laughs when I say his band's strange, glittery, and stunningly produced new album, Nearer My God, sounds like they went for broke.
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Social insurance programs recognize defined exceptions to the rule of work: Education (usually in the early stages of adult life), retirement (nearer the end), and disability.
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A few blocks away, at the Greenwich Lane complex, a new townhouse fared better, selling for almost $22 million, nearer to its $25 million price tag.
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"We are expecting it to fall further, nearer to 500,000 hectares in the coming season," said Chloe Lockhart, combinable crops adviser with the National Farmers Union.
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"Pundit-satirist" might be nearer the mark, for Richardson's distinct charm lies in his recognition of the inherent absurdity of what he does for a living.
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The result is a beautifully wavering, always mobile set of temporalities, the way starlight seems to flicker when we gaze at distant and nearer celestial bodies.
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Insurgent strength may grow and shrink over time, but the Taliban are no nearer to defeat today than they were a day or a decade ago.
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Those in the know are not letting on, but perhaps the duke and duchess&aposs Instagram feed will provide us with a clue nearer the time.
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While the United States and China seem nearer to an agreement than in previous months, companies that operate in China have not been released from uncertainty.
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They ended a three-day retreat at a mountain resort in West Virginia on Friday not much nearer to consensus than they were a week ago.
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Polychlorinated biphenyls disrupt the hormone systems of some animals that dwell nearer the surface, and can also cause cancer, so the news is unlikely to be good.
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But this cannot just happen automatically, and with the Brexit deadline drawing ever nearer, the referendum would almost certainly be unable to take place before March 29.
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"Modeling for retirement makes sense when the time horizon is nearer, but the range of outcomes can be huge when the time span is large," Garrett explained.
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What's next: The Nature piece says the accelerated warming calls for a suite of responses from scientists and policymakers that focus more heavily on the nearer-term.
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Balhuizen said in the nearer term, over the next 10 to 15 years, improvements in the internal combustion engine will be a more significant drag on demand.
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Saudi Arabia has spare capacity, but will likely want higher prices before increasing its supply to the market, especially with the partial floatation of Aramco drawing nearer.
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Now customers can order in advance from within Alipay, Ant's payment app, and she has seen total numbers rise from about 50 a day to nearer 240.
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At that point, the fund's managers must sell its massive holding of the nearer-dated contract and buy about the same amount of the further-dated contract.
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So the implied volatility of extreme options (covering, say, a 10% price fall) tends to be a lot higher than that of ones nearer the market price.
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UNHAPPY CUSTOMERS In the nearer term, Rolls is still dealing with the costs and disruption of fixing Trent 215.1 engines caused by the poor durability of components.
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As turkey time draws nearer, expectations and worries about relatives' behavior begin to mount, while the media drum toll doles out advice about how to manage tensions.
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But the IMF, Goldman Sachs and others have come up with "augmented" estimates of nearer to a tenth of GDP, more than five times the official number.
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The new study's author, David Graham, and other pundits reckon the census number, based on a voluntary question, is too low: 290,153 might be nearer the mark.
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The latest violence is not another episode of the unrest that periodically blights Caracas's poorest; it feels new and different, say Carolina's family, like change is nearer.
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And while, in the United States, ambitious proposals such as the Green New Deal grow ever more prominent, they seem no nearer to being passed into law.
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Clinton's supporters insist that many Democrats would become more energized as the general election drew nearer, particularly if Republicans nominated Donald J. Trump as their standard-bearer.
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There's a whiff of ancient Greece, a callback to a time when gods seemed nearer and one might take hold of a human, just for the lulz.
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The FX period drama "The Americans" recently began its final season, drawing nearer to the point when the Berlin Wall fell and the Cold War ostensibly ceased.
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Nearer the end of the year, the same dynamic was applied to negotiations over how to update NAFTA and whether to put together a comprehensive budget deal.
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News Analysis With 3-D printing, lab-grown organs and lifelike prosthetic limbs, science creeps ever nearer to replicating the parts and functions of the human body.
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That's well below recent highs of 270bp-370bp reached in the first quarter of this year, and nearer to the 180bp-20153bp range in full-year 2015.
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They clearly had to -- white lines had been painted on the road a few yards apart but getting closer together the nearer they got to the stage.
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But many manufacturers are now choosing to stockpile parts as the Brexit deadline draws nearer without confirmation that they will have the same trade advantages as before.
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Musk said there would be a "part 2" unveiling event nearer to the beginning of production on the Model 3 back when the car was first made official.
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A glance at the raw, unprocessed data confirmed it was a quasar—not a nearer object masquerading as one—and that it was perhaps the oldest ever found.
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As the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo draw nearer, Japan will be seeking all sorts of ways to entice visitors from all over the world to visit its shores.
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Proactive policies, such as incentives for AV ride-sharing, may help to limit these adverse outcomes as partially automated vehicles become more ubiquitous and full autonomy grows nearer.
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And Kimishima has said that we'll see more accessories for the modular console nearer its launch in March — so it's always possible a headset could be among them.
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Brent and WTI crude futures for July reached $50 per barrel on Thursday for the first time since October but have since declined to nearer $49 per barrel.
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In the nearer term, Line is focusing on adding advertising to its monetization mix, which is primarily composed of in-app purchases for games and sticker pack sales.
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Though the Republican nominee has frequently jumped ahead of law enforcement's conclusions about investigations and terrorist attacks, his words have gained new weight as the election draws nearer.
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I nearly cried the whole trip, and comforted myself with the juvenile thought that I'd be nearer to him that way, amidst the clouds and, later, the stars.
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"This government has been born to lead an election campaign ... the next elections are much nearer than you might think," outgoing industry minister Carlo Calenda said on Thursday.
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They have committed programs to attack unconscious bias, achieve 30 percent women in top roles in the nearer term, and hold one another accountable through regular progress reports.
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BREXIT CHAOS In the currency market, sterling took a knock after British lawmakers came no nearer to resolving the chaos surrounding the country's departure from the European Union.
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Last month BoE Governor Mark Carney said he wanted to see economic growth back above average, wages growing faster and underlying inflation nearer 2 percent before raising rates.
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However, it has also urged Congress not to rush to pass new sanctions until the December deadline is nearer, seemingly so as not to inflame tensions with Iran.
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Debenhams also rejected complaints from Sports Direct about an earlier disclosure to the market ahead of a profit warning this month as it edged nearer to a restructuring.
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Tiffany boss Alessandro Bogliolo may be hoping for a bidding war to lift the shares nearer to the record price of almost $140 that it reached last year.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Britain's new Brexit negotiator Dominic Raab on Thursday said he was looking forward to intensifying talks with the European Union, as an October deadline draws nearer.
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"They want to do something to deal with the border in the nearer future," said Chris Chmielenski, deputy director of NumbersUSA, a group that favors reduced immigration levels.
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Their legal jockeying comes as Trump is increasingly lashing out against the special counsel, and midterm elections that could upend the balance of power in Washington draw nearer.
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For this to happen, the second railroad pays the nearer railroad to ship the goods until it reaches the second, and at that point the cars are transferred.
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A shift away from coal could help reduce South Korean imports in the long run, though nearer term coal demand is expected to rise as new plants open.
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The Hang Seng in Hong Kong edged nearer to the brink of an outright bear market, while the German, French and broad European indexes all posted severe drops.
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Howard Archer, chief U.K. and European economist at IHS Global Insight, said the data was a "headache" for the central bank, whose inflation target is nearer 2 percent.
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Meanwhile Riddell believes the first rate hike has now been pushed out to the back end of 2019 and suggests watching for other nearer-term monetary policy actions.
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" Or, as Mac Davis concluded in his cautionary song about the folly of trying to escape the Lone Star State, "Happiness is Lubbock, Texas, growing nearer and dearer.
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This is not over, and there is more pain ahead, but we were trading at all time highs a month ago and are much nearer a bottom now.
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"Almost all Finland is covered by this forest road network, so of course it's easier to get nearer to the forest fires using fire trucks," Mr. Ruuska said.
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"The sports community in Japan is fast approaching an exciting moment, as the eyes of the world will be on Tokyo as the Olympics get nearer," he said.
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Despite the deterioration in macro fundamentals, carry trade should continue to act as an effective foreign exchange anchor in the nearer term for the peso, ING's Rangel said.
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For that reason, scientists think a site nearer to the equator would be the best fit because of the warmer temperatures and better balance of day and night.
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The second half of Season 3 picks up with the Clarks, the Ottos and the Nation putting their differences aside as resources dwindle and the dead draw nearer.
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For now, Jatco, which is jointly owned by Nissan, Mitsubishi and Suzuki, is focused on nearer-term threats, like Japan's worsening labor shortage and price competition from rivals.
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When a camera lens is very close to your face, your nose is nearer to the camera relative to the rest of your face, and will therefore look larger.
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That was before the 2016 election, though, and all of its ensuing controversy; as last night's awards ceremony grew nearer, it seemed the Academy would finally get its wish.
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For nickel the decline is nearer to 35 percent, one reason why prices of the stainless steel ingredient spiked through $12,000 in November to their highest since July 2015.
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I resolve it's some kind of non-essential deadline coming nearer, and, out of defense, don't check it, getting on with whatever I'm trying too hard to focus on.
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The $15bn project, called Water Fix, has been in the works for decades and is probably nearer to getting the go-ahead now than at any time since 1980.
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The author believes that not everyone in the West is disenchanted with religious faith, and that the end of religion is no nearer than Francis Fukuyama's end of history.
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This month is rapidly drawing to a close, bringing us ever nearer to colder weather, holiday obligations, and the to-do lists that inevitably come along with these changes.
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Just last April, a massive asteroid called 2018 GE3 was discovered only hours before it passed so close to Earth that it was nearer to us than the moon.
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That's certainly not a fight that will cement your status as one of the best fighters in UFC history, nor will it push you nearer to a title shot.
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While they resented the Stamp Act and other forms of direct taxation by Parliament, they were proud British subjects who saw a nearer danger in anarchy than in oppression.
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The book took place in two futures, one nearer, one far, and used an inventive speculation about time manipulation to explore, among other things, how they might be linked.
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Two weeks ago, Carney said he would only back a rate rise once growth was faster than average, wages had picked up and underlying inflation was nearer 2 percent.
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The agreement with the Soviet Union that re-established diplomatic relations in 1956 was supposed to entail the return of the two nearer (and smaller) islands, Habomai and Shikotan.
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Asian shares closed mixed on Thursday as U.S.-China trade talks kicked off and investors digested an acknowledgment by the Federal Reserve that inflation had moved nearer its target.
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In the nearer term: It's a make-or-break year for the company, which has seen its stock price tumble and recently suffered a Moody's downgrade, among other problems.
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That zone is a dusty expanse with a steep temperature change between its warmer inner edge, closer to the planet, and the colder outer edge, nearer to the void.
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News of the leadership challenge also sparked outrage from members of the public, weary with the continual political backbiting and deepening constitutional uncertainty as the Brexit deadline draws nearer.
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Joe Biden moved nearer to the rest of his party's presidential contenders on Thursday when he dropped his support of a measure restricting use of federal funds for abortions.
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After the demolition, only a portion of the west span, nearer Rockland County, will remain; it will continue to be dismantled piece by piece, according to Tappan Zee Constructors.
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The job of bringing it nearer and adding a human dimension to the beauty falls to Saoirse Ronan and Billy Howle, who are more than up to the task.
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A couple of hours after we cast off, we came upon Tekong Island, sitting in the strait between Singapore and Malaysia, owned by the former but nearer the latter.
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These include increasing the coupon to around 22015bp over Libor with a 289% floor, upping the amendment fee nearer to 290.67bp and adding a leverage covenant, two sources said.
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As the blasts move nearer, you hear them in your headphones, see them in the flickering light bulbs above you, and feel them in the stool vibrating below you.
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After Ms. Lightfoot took office, many teachers said they had been hopeful about the chances of a favorable contract and were optimistic even as a strike date drew nearer.
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The aviation specialist said firm orders of Boeing aircraft by the end of day three was closer to $17 billion, while for Airbus the number was nearer $13 billion.
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But the cameras also observed that Perseids meteors are closer to the constellation Cassiopeia in July when they are first detected, and nearer to the constellation Camelopardalis in September.
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But on issues that were nearer and dearer to the president's heart, like tariffs and certifying the Iran deal, the advisers were fighting a losing battle against Trump's instincts.
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Though she has raised it at points, her attacks on Sanders focus more on his record on guns and social policy, issues nearer to the concerns of the Democratic electorate.
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Unless America's expansion enters Australia's territory of 20-plus years of continuous GDP growth, the boost to profits from Mr Trump's tax cuts came nearer the end than the beginning.
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A separate report by the Justice Department inspector general on the foreign surveillance of former Trump adviser Carter Page is much nearer to being released, as soon as next month.
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Early in the session, the peso weakened over 1 percent to 20.5320 pesos per dollar, but it pulled back to trade around 20.30 pesos per dollar, nearer to Tuesday's close.
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Dharmash Mistry, an ex-venture capitalist and co-founder of Blow LTD, said it's likely the round will be over-subscribed and the company will raise nearer to £1 million.
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Others have suggested that lunar tides—which were much more pronounced on the early Earth, because the Moon was then much nearer—were a prerequisite for the origin of life.
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Though it lacked regular sanitation, the community of Vila Autodromo was free of the drug trafficking and violence that plagues many of the poor neighborhoods nearer the center of Rio.
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"This decision continues the trend in the sector, with the majors moving away from frontier drilling and towards lower-risk, nearer-return prospects," RBC Capital Markets analyst Biraj Borkhataria said.
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Fed funds dropped over 266.01 ticks as the market scaled back the probability of a half-point rate cut this month to around 21.19%, from nearer 259.66% a week ago.
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The figure primarily pertains to workforce reduction costs, it said, and is nearer to the higher end of an earlier earmarked range of A$500 million to A$800 million.
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An order from Peach Aviation will take Airbus nearer to its target to sell 670 planes this year in the global market that is seen as somewhat oversupplied with jets.
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Although the settlement will increase sales in Nokia's patent unit from €578 million in 2014 to around €800 million ($868 million), analysts had expected more — predicting sales nearer €900 million.
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The exact impact depends critically on the strength of the El Nino phase and its interaction with nearer atmospheric and oceanic circulations, which remain impossible to predict this far out.
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In February, Di Maio promised to re-organize 5-Star at the national and local level, with a structure nearer to that of the traditional parties it has always decried.
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The president said in February that the businessman would never be president, although his warnings about the prospect of a Trump victory grew more dire as the election crept nearer.
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With the end of the old Hangouts experience drawing nearer, the company today announced it is now essentially replacing classic Hangouts with its business-focused Hangouts Chat tool in Gmail.
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Fed funds dropped over 21.43 ticks as the market scaled back the probability of a half-point rate cut this month to around 259.90%, from nearer 50% a week ago.
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It has now acquired more moment-by-moment immediacy, has been abbreviated (nearer to the Vail original), and nicely establishes the striking individuality of these dancers at the evening's outset.
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We can't always run to the backside of the desert, but I hope to never let a day pass without drawing nearer to Him and coming to know Him better.
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Fed funds dropped over 21.85 ticks as the market scaled back the probability of a half-point rate cut this month to around 22.8%, from nearer 1.843% a week ago.
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To the nation's continuing sorrow, however, it's clear little can be expected of the president and congressional leaders as time goes by and the next mass shooting draws nearer. Opinion
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While President Obama talked of sending astronauts to Mars in a couple of decades, the Trump administration has instead focused on a nearer, quicker goal: to return to the moon.
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But as the changes grow nearer, YouTube is demanding clearer guidelines from the regulator in charge of enforcing the new rules that could have far-reaching consequences for the platform.
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But if you&aposre wintering nearer to either polar region, it might be best to take it from those endemic to the region and sling on an age-old parka.
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And as 2020 gets nearer, if recent history is any indication, we will likely see a huge proliferation of candidates declaring their intent to compete for seats across the country.
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Also making the situation more manageable: Mr. Plummer was nearer in age to the character, making it possible to forgo the kind of facial disguise that Mr. Spacey had donned.
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Calls have been growing for a so-called "people's vote" to revisit the decision to leave, as the withdrawal date draws nearer with no deal with the EU in place.
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Having frequently made money this year betting nearer-dated oil contracts will weaken against farther-dated deliveries, Zahir was also emboldened by short bets that have built up lately against WTI.
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Rick Scott have declared states of emergency, and with the storm inching nearer Tuesday, Trump also approved emergency declarations for the territory and state, as well as the US Virgin Islands.
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"Most people think of climate change as a long-term issue, but it's nearer at hand, and it's important to everybody, whether or not you believe in the science," Watt said.
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The system hinges ship-based Aegis Radar –- designed to provide defense against long-range incoming ballistic missiles from space as well as nearer-in threats such as anti-ship cruise missiles.
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"We recently underwent a reorganization to focus on nearer-term, unanticipated product opportunities from our R&D organization," Grail spokesperson Charlotte Arnold told BuzzFeed News by email when reached for comment.
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But it would be nearer the mark to say that the Trump era (and the papacy of Francis) has laid bare deep ideological divisions within both the Catholic and evangelical worlds.
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The 10-day window for the President to submit his rejection closes on Friday, and the White House is hoping to keep its options open by waiting until nearer the deadline.
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Sure, there might be an impending U.S. recession, an economic ice age may be drawing nearer, but the good times will surely be rolling again by the time she's potty-trained.
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These [genres] are nearer to me than the fundamentals of techno music—so for me, it's just using the rhythms that I can use in the club as that: club music.
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Futurists have suggested that one day, self-driving cars might augment or even replace public transport, but for the town elders of Beverly Hills, this future is nearer than you'd think.
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According to the Resolution Foundation, a think-tank, a household in the seventh income decile (ie, nearer the richest) will benefit three times as much as someone in the bottom decile.
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If its application is successful, Lloyds will have legal bases in Britain, Berlin, Frankfurt and the Duchy, underlining the scale of reorganization underway at UK-based banks as Brexit draws nearer.
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In practice, the exit period is some way off, so ministers may decide it is more prudent to leave the decisions until nearer the time when market conditions can be assessed.
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National Grid said it has been asked to postpone indefinitely upcoming auctions for capacity to be delivered in the winter of 2022/23 and a nearer-term one for 2019/20.
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The bride recalled some nervousness climbing one particular section where stairs are cut directly into the rock, but without the cables to hang on to that are found nearer the summit.
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While Goldman is still optimistic on equities over the next 12 months, the strategist said the so-called Goldilocks backdrop that helped stocks grind higher throughout 2017 could fade nearer term.
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" Robinson later recalled that "of all the unpleasant days in my life, [that one] brought me nearer to cracking up than I ever had been," according to "Jackie Robinson: A Biography.
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The RBA has indicated it would be happier if the Aussie were nearer $0.7000, while an RBA board member has publicly said he'd be more comfortable with the currency around $0.6500.
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As the 2020 election approaches ever nearer, the president's ability to carry preferred candidates past the finish line in states that went for him by large margins is a major concern.
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The temperature of the Earth's crust generally increases by 25°C for every 1km depth; for geothermal to be economical that value must be nearer 50 or even 150°C/km.
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Fed funds dropped over five ticks as the market scaled back the probability of a half-point interest rate cut this month to around 15%, from nearer 50% a week ago.
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The world is nothing without the arts, and in the current climate of indifference toward funding them, coupled with attitudes like those of the author, that nothingness is drawing ever nearer.
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The Berber element had grown stronger as we drove deeper into the Draa and, racially speaking, we were in a region that was much nearer to sub-Saharan Africa than Arabia.
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But he suggests that such indifference reflects bias, because the experience of fish—and, by implication, the experience of many lower-order creatures—is nearer to ours than we might think.
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"If yields are rising, the economy is overheating and therefore getting nearer to off the cycle," Bill Blain, strategist and head of capital markets at Mint Partners, told CNBC via email.
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The Fed is not widely expected to cut rates when it meets on June 18-19, though investors will be watching for any new signals that a cut is getting nearer.
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Fed funds dropped over 265.78 ticks as the market scaled back the probability of a 21.03 basis-point rate cut this month to around 259.50%, from nearer 50% a week ago.
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In Houston, and much of the country, waste treatment centers (where stormwater and waste water are either disposed or treated with disinfectant) are routinely located nearer low-income and public housing units.
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The couple and their two children were living in Los Angeles, but decided it was time to find a place to settle down in the Lone Star state, nearer to the Gaineses.
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Before being sent to the capital she spent two months working for another family in a town nearer her home in Amhara, where she was babysitter to a two-year-old boy.
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One nearer-term tech trend is dubbed the empowered edge, with Gartner noting that rising numbers of connected devices are driving processing back towards the end-user — to reduce latency and traffic.
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Near coastal Seattle, this means poor non-white neighbourhoods which are more vulnerable to flooding and, because they are nearer roads, have dirtier air, explains Ellicott Dandy of OneAmerica, a lobby group.
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What's next: In the nearer-term, the report sees demand for OPEC crude declining for several years after 2020, thanks to surging output from the U.S. shale boom and some other sources.
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It gradually became a center for backers of Donald Trump as the election drew nearer, with many right-leaning workers using the forum and considering it a safe haven for their views.
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As he drew nearer, I realized what caught Shelley and Maria's attention — he was scanning the crowd like he was at the airport, looking for a friend whose plane had just landed.
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Yet on many maps it looks about the same distance east, with the islands transported in an enclosed box to nearer the mainland, so that less space is taken up by sea.
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"Oil and gas is probably nearer the bottom of the cycle than the top, so it's a good time to be entering oil and gas," UBM Chief Executive Tim Cobbold told Reuters.
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"Seawater was far away from our island in the past, but now I feel the sea is coming nearer to us," said Abdul Khaleque, 45, a resident of Manpura Island in Bhola.
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On Wednesday, the Chicago-based Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists moved the clock's second hand 30 seconds closer to midnight, leaving the world two-and-a-half minutes nearer to the apocalypse.
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More foreigners visited Spain than ever before in 2015, official figures showed on Friday, as militant violence in countries such Egypt and Tunisia encouraged European holidaymakers to seek sun nearer to home.
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By Noble standards, it's actually super affordable, but for the rest of us, there are already cheaper options available, and more are sure to emerge as the wire-hating iPhone draws nearer.
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Nearer to the state capital of Sydney, bushfires have reached 2350 kilometres of the city centre, with streets, homes, and cars in suburbs like South Turramurra covered in bright pink flame retardant.
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Indeed, it shifts a little nearer than its predecessor did to the spiky, peppery briskness of Travers's tales, and the whole enterprise exhales, as it should, an air of the politely mad.
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"The child is, naturally, by his organization, nearer to the animal, to the savage, to the criminal, than the adult," Havelock Ellis wrote in 1890, reflecting a popular belief of the day.
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The agency is also preparing to create a drinking water reserve nearer the operations of top lithium producers SQM and Albemarle that would allow the government to further restrict water use there.
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It will inch even nearer to the Sun until November 6, and then swing back out into its deep space orbit to gear up for its next close pass in April 2019.
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Not only are they most likely to live nearer to dirty energy factories, they also devote more of their paycheck to paying for that energy – up to 17 percent of their income.
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The younger women artists I meet are still struggling with questions of balancing family and work, and we seem nowhere nearer to resolution than when I raised my children 40 years ago.
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As the midterm elections draw nearer, the odds that Robert S. Mueller III, the special counsel, will spearhead any major developments in the Russia investigation before Election Day grow steeper and steeper.
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For him to adopt her view of the matter, in other words, is a major policy win for Warren on a topic that could not be nearer or dearer to her heart.
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Closer Aroldis Chapman, on the disabled list since the middle of May with inflammation in his left rotator cuff, is nearer to a return; he is scheduled to travel to Tampa, Fla.
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Editorial The time when African-Americans were publicly hanged, burned and dismembered for insisting on their rights or for merely talking back to whites is nearer in history than many Americans understand.
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But Garcia thinks there are still ways to benefit in the much nearer term, from both the development of autonomous-vehicle technology and the still nascent, but growing, market for electric cars.
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The insider trading trial of William T. Walters drew nearer to a close on Wednesday as defense lawyers presented testimony from the last of their witnesses and federal prosecutors gave closing arguments.
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After all, even as soccer's horizons have drawn nearer in recent years, as globalization has made the far-off familiar and the once exotic seem local, Russia's air of mystery has endured.
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That was a well-meaning attempt to keep premiums down for those nearer retirement, but instead it has meant prices so high for younger enrollees that many have chosen to drop out.
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With each passing day comes the possibility of additional indictments and, nearer in sight, the fall elections, when Democrats have a chance to win a majority in the US House of Representatives.
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Gasoil is trading at a premium of around $220 per barrel to Brent, down from nearer $20 at the end of the third quarter, and essentially unchanged since this time last year.
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Spain received a record number of over 68 million tourists last year as militant violence in countries such as Egypt and Tunisia encouraged European holidaymakers to choose traditional destinations nearer to home.
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Gasoil is trading at a premium of around $18 per barrel to Brent, down from nearer $20 at the end of the third quarter, and essentially unchanged since this time last year.
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And two of the world's biggest electric bus manufacturers have consolidated operations or research work on the West Coast, to be nearer their markets and the technical talent they need to recruit.
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Fed funds futures dropped over five ticks as the market scaled back the probability of a half-point interest rate cut this month to around 15%, from nearer 50% a week ago.
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Investors had been betting the euro would appreciate against the U.S. currency as the ECB removed stimulus, before a spate of weaker-than-expected data made this less likely in the nearer-term.
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This price looks even better when you consider that to pay a human to park your car for you (albeit in a car park much nearer the terminals) prices start at €104 ($117).
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The cause of the collision is still unknown, but the ship was in waters not typically traversed by large vessels, which tend to travel closer to the Chinese coast or nearer to Japan.
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How we met one of the world's most elusive animals where it lives The squid's eye is trained on the camera, dilating to the size of a saucer as it steadily draws nearer.
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As financial markets cheered the latest development in trade talks, traders scaled back on the probability of a half-point rate cut this month to around 15%, from nearer 13% a week ago.
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Ensco holds more than $5 billion in long-term debt, twice as much as Rowan, with nearer-term maturities and less available cash, adding risk to Rowan shareholders, Canyon said in its letter.
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We are no nearer to knowing which party to the Irish discussions will end up feeling betrayed: the Republic of Ireland, by the imposition of a hard border between it and Northern Ireland?
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STAVANGER, Norway, April 12 (Reuters) - A tightening of Norway's monetary policy is drawing nearer, and should be seen as a good sign, central bank Governor Oeystein Olsen reiterated in a speech on Thursday.
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Business data regulations In the much nearer future, the FCC chairman is looking to deregulate the business data service (BDS) market — an area former Democratic FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler also tried to reform.
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The base currently in the tourist district of Galle will be moved 125 km (80 miles) east along Sri Lanka's southern coast to Hambantota, nearer a main shipping route between Asia and Europe.
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While oil companies such as Italy's Eni and France's Total have been looking to book cargoes from Iran, international insurers are no nearer to resolving concerns over U.S. sanctions that remain in place.
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As financial markets cheered the latest development in trade talks, traders scaled back on the probability of a half-point rate cut this month to around 15%, from nearer 50% a week ago.
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While many Astros said they wished they were back in Houston to assist flood victims or to be nearer to their families, they hoped to provide a diversion for those suffering back home.
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Compounding problems, consumer spending in Britain fell at its fastest annual rate in eight months in December, reflecting weaker economic confidence as the country moved nearer to Brexit, Visa payment card data showed.
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It&aposs impossible to predict exactly which straw will break the proverbial camel&aposs back, but it&aposs obvious that the breaking point is nearer than it&aposs ever been in modern times.
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Australia's central bank entered its third year of policy stability on Tuesday, and a change seems no nearer even as its commercial cousins nudge up their home loan rates to protect profit margins.
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LONDON — Investment in Britain's auto industry plummeted last year as the country's departure from the European Union drew nearer without agreement over the terms of leaving the bloc, figures released on Thursday show.
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With the unemployment rate back at a post-recession low, the economy is nearer to the theoretical level of full employment, at which everyone who wants a job and can work is employed.
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Where the weighing scale image fails is that there isn't just one tipping point, there's a spectrum, and the less GHGs we emit the nearer the safer end of the spectrum we'll be.
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But these scientists observed that the stars at galaxies' outer edges don't slow down—they orbit around the galactic center at around the same speed or even faster than stars nearer to the center.
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The asteroid has a diameter of about 900 meters (2,953 feet), consistent with predictions from ground observations, according to Watanabe, who noted that the diameter measurement could change as the spacecraft gets nearer Ryugu.
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As the team's time in Las Vegas drew nearer, Magette got one last weekend with his family before flying back to Brooklyn on the Fourth of July for the last week of training camp.
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The way life goes is that you start out loving your birthday, then you stop giving a shit about it, and then you come to actively fear it because Death is drawing ever nearer.
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As that future and that possible Martian life inches nearer, we also begin to imagine what it would be like to really roam around and get familiar with the surface of the red planet.
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UniCredit reported in early May that its transitional Common Equity Tier 1 ratio had dropped to 10.5% from 10.73% at the end of last year, taking it nearer to its SREP requirement of 10%.
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The cause of the collision is still not known, but the Sanchi was traveling in waters not frequently traversed by large vessels, which typically travel closer to the Chinese coast or nearer to Japan.
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Britain was no nearer to resolving the chaos surrounding its departure from the EU after Parliament failed to find a majority of its own for any alternative to Prime Minister Theresa May's divorce deal.
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The White House has called for a radical overhaul of U.S. policy towards Pyongyang, a strategy reflected in Sunday's decision to deploy the USS Carl Vinson Carrier Strike Group nearer to the Korean Peninsula.
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Some energy-sector loans will not come due for years — after an anticipated oil price recovery — while others include covenants that could turn the screws on already battered balance sheets in the nearer term.
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This means more sales and purchases of power occur nearer the time of consumption, because electricity cannot yet be stored in large volumes and grids must keep a stable voltage to uphold supply security.
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With the exception of a cornerstone to the left of the entrance, etched with the Bible verse "Draw near to God and He will draw nearer to you," the space resembles a dentist's office.
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The ultimate constitutional sanction, this is reserved for government officials found to have committed "high Crimes and Misdemeanors" — a possibility that looms nearer today than it did before the Mueller Report was finally released.
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Late last year Britain's government forecasters revised down their long-run productivity forecasts to around 1 percent a year, after previous expectations for it to pick up to nearer 2 percent were repeatedly disappointed.
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Syria's oil wells are principally located in Deir al-Zor province, well south of the Turkish border, though one is located in the country's northeastern tip nearer to where the U.S. forces were spotted.
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Pearson's shares, down 30 percent in the last year, fell a further 6 percent after the company suggested its future dividend would be in the mid-teens, below market expectations of nearer 27 pence.
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Consumer price inflation for the December quarter undershot all expectations at just 1.6 percent when the RBNZ had hoped it would be nearer 2 percent, the middle of its 1-3 percent target band.
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Mr. Trump's advisers have shared with him data showing that even his supporters do not like the tweet storms, and have advised him to act more "presidential" as his re-election campaign draws nearer.
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It would be nearer the truth to say he has zipped its corpse into a Halston, painted its eyelids and propped it in the back of a limo, where it moves but cannot speak.
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The aluminum price has recently risen to levels last seen more than five years ago of around $2,190 per tonne, as the expected Chinese cuts draw nearer and concerns of a supply shortfall increase.
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The community has observed that beluga whales now avoid the harbor due to excessive marine traffic, and that there are fewer walruses, which may be a factor in pushing polar bears nearer the town.
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If you feel the same, there are strategies you can use like setting up automatic contributions or increasing your income that will help you get to, or nearer to, where you need to be.
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He was trained by his father to imprison Ico as the time for offering draws nearer, and now must grapple with the realities of what he's allowing to happen to such a young boy.
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Most existing energy policies focus on the nearer term, and as yet there is no roadmap to achieve this 2°C limit—or even less aggressive targets for emissions cuts in the next 15 years.
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" It is, he wrote, "a small self-contained unit of high performance in relation to its size and cost, whose function is to transform some undifferentiated set of circumstances to a condition nearer human desires.
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Nearer-term, the research team has raised price estimates modestly by $5 to an average $55 per barrel for the first quarter and by $2 to an average $403 per barrel for the second quarter.
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The government's existing plans to raise the minimum wage are already expected to benefit households in the seventh income decile (ie, nearer the richest) by three times as much as those in the bottom decile.
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In the nearer term, the violent moves in global markets present a clear and present danger to an emerging recovery in the European economy while leading to deepening economic weakness in places already in recession.
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"We have the very first step where Congress passed the budget details, so you're one step nearer to tax reform," said Heng Koon How, head of markets strategy for United Overseas Bank (UOB) in Singapore.
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I'm still interested in food but I was ready to move in part because as a writer — and this is really a craft question — I like writing nearer to the beginning of the learning curve.
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As Donald Trump edges nearer to being the Republican Party's presidential nominee in 2016, there is a lot of talk about the possibility of a Republican Party split, or an overall realignment of the party.
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But it is the widening of the premium of the nearer-dated contracts over those for delivery further in the future that highlights investors' concern over the already-delicate balance between crude production and consumption.
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" Given the sector's outsized gain — it has bounced 26 percent from its December low — Maley says it looks "a little overbought nearer term," but this kind of "momentum" should "keep it going for a while.
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We find it a layer of abstraction removed from all the violence, but nearer to traditional roleplay than you might think (just the short jaunt from 'wizards' and 'warriors' to 'the Wizards' and 'the Warriors').
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A household in the seventh income decile (ie, nearer the rich end of the spectrum) will benefit three times as much as someone in the bottom decile, according to the Resolution Foundation, a think-tank.
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The goal is widely seen, however, as a strong signal to businesses that paves the way for the EU to also raise nearer-term 1753 emission-reduction goals - for which their is far less support.
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Co-produced by ex-Death Cab for Cutie guitarist Chris Walla, Nearer My God is decidedly far from emo, and the furthest thing from quaint, risk-averse indie rock you're likely to hear this year.
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And, on the political front, Crikey looks at the work the incoming foreign minister, Marise Payne, has ahead to meet Australia's obligations in Asia-Pacific, arguing that her predecessor largely ignored the country's nearer neighbors.
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In the wake of those negotiations, Mnuchin said the long-term goal is an elimination of all tariffs, and in the nearer term no additional tariffs and a removal of duties on steel and aluminum.
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The answer appears to be a short-term polling bump followed by a distinct fade as the election drew nearer, more voters tuned in, news media coverage intensified and others joined him on the airwaves.
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Andrew Gillum, the mayor of Tallahassee and a declared candidate for governor of Florida, said Democrats had repeatedly erred by failing to "lean into our base" and by chasing votes nearer to the center instead.
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When the series begins, doomsday is in a little over the month; then, with each passing episode, the comet that will bring about the titular apocalypse draws nearer, and the characters engage in more pointless busywork.
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In the nearer term, and assuming no major policy changes and continued greenhouse emissions, the climate-related drag on global GDP per capita is projected to surpass 2.5% and exceed 3.7% in the U.S. by 2050.
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As the June 7 primary drew nearer, three candidates became the clear front-runners: Two Democrats -- California Attorney General Kamala Harris and U.S. Representative Loretta Sanchez -- and one Republican: former Republican State Party Chairman Duf Sundheim.
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But if the glimpse into the distant future was the mobility theme this year in rainy Las Vegas, frigid Detroit will be more about the cars and trucks you can buy in the much nearer future.
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"In the case of Facebook, of course, heading into a catalyst like earnings, what you're going to see is that the nearer-dated options are going to see elevated premiums, and higher implied volatility," said Khouw.
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Ophir said in a statement it would "minimise" its exposure to frontier exploration and instead "focus on nearer field exploration opportunities that can drive production growth and/or extend field life", reflecting a more conservative strategy.
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The store, the only major British retailer to publish weekly sales data, said the fact that Christmas fell on a Sunday this year meant some shoppers may be waiting until nearer the day before buying gifts.
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The festival showcases new acts Where: Manchester (27), Bristol (28) and Nottingham (29)When: May 27 - 29Line-up: Mystery Jets, The Temper Trap, Augustines, Rat BoyPrice: £12.10 including booking fee, rising to £27.50 nearer the event.
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In the nearer term, inventory figures from both the U.S. and OPEC member states will continue to shape market sentiment, particularly as traders watch for the decline in U.S. rig counts since November to take effect.
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President Trump, who has never been particularly invested in health care policy, will be happy to drop that issue so he can go on to deregulating and cutting taxes -- issues nearer and dearer to his heart.
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The Toronto Stock Exchange's S&P/TSX composite index has been moving steadily higher since a multi-year low in January, helped by a recovery in oil prices to around $50 a barrel from nearer $25.
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" But Reuchlin, who corrected St Jerome, naturally thought he had got nearer to the spirit of the scriptures, and so to their author himself: "God wished his secrets to be known to mortal man through Hebrew.
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Nearer term, Citi said the repeal of the Affordable Care Act, or Obamacare, could shrink the U.S. HIV market by increasing the number of uninsured patients as well as introducing greater cost-sensitivity among healthcare providers.
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Indian banks' sour loans hit a record 9.5 trillion rupees ($145.56 billion) at the end of June, unpublished data shows, suggesting Asia's third-largest economy is no nearer to bringing its bad debt problems under control.
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We'll play the National Anthem only one time, on the first of June [when the network premiered], and when the end of the world comes, we'll play Nearer My God To Thee before we sign off.
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Since California's voters legalised the sale of marijuana for medical use in 1996, 22 more states, plus the District of Columbia, have followed suit; in a year's time the number is likely to be nearer 30.
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As Election Day drew nearer and fear-mongering efforts were redoubled, the more volatile enclaves of certain subreddits—particularly /r/The_Donald, a massive subreddit dedicated to Donald Trump—began engaging in real world doxxing and harassment.
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This spring, Herman Cornejo (still the company's most miraculous stylist); Cory Stearns (at his finest in the season's two final weeks); and James Whiteside (always startling in energy and focus) came nearer to being central artists.
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Take the two Los Angeles violinists who took the opportunity to play "Nearer, My God to Thee" — the last song the band of the Titanic played as it sank — in the aisle of their local supermarket.
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The house, which is now in Sarah's name, has been rented out since the couple moved with their now four-year-old son to a more modest property in Fleet, Hampshire, to be nearer to family.
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Investor sentiment took heart in a steady patter of encouraging news about the prolonged trade talks, providing hope the on-again, off-again talks after 16 months of negotiations appeared to be drawing nearer to conclusion.
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BERLIN, Dec 9 (Reuters) - Morale among investors in the euro zone jumped for the second month in a row amid buoyant Asian economies and growing expectations of fiscal intervention by governments nearer home, a survey showed.
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While many pro-lifers are at home speaking the language of rights and respect required for democratic political discourse, we are — if our own rhetoric is at all truthful — animated by something much nearer to love.
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The order intake, up 16 percent at 14.9 billion euros, promises strong sales on a two- to three-year horizon, but a near-40 percent jump in capital expenditure had some analysts worried about nearer-term margins.
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And coffee's gene-fueled future just drew nearer, now that scientists have sequenced the genome of the Coffea arabica coffee plant—the species that makes up the vast majority of global production—and made the data public.
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In the nearer term, some people on the call urged participants to speak out amid the current government shutdown, and urge elected officials not to accept a spending deal that does not include protections for undocumented immigrants.
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O on Wednesday has failed to satisfy Jana Partners, according to a person familiar with the matter, signaling that the month-long battle between the organic grocer and activist hedge fund is no nearer to a conclusion.
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After more than five years as CEO of RBS, which is now far nearer to normality after a 45.5 billion pound ($62 billion) state bailout in 2008, the 60-year-old regularly faces questions about his departure.
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The bottom line: Any hesitation these 2020 candidates might have about embracing the proposal are simply overwhelmed by the nearer-term political backlash of getting on the wrong side of the progressive orbit ahead of the primaries.
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China is also moving its principal space port from the north to the south of the country, partly in order to take advantage of the extra launch velocity imparted nearer the equator by Earth's spin (see article).
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The central government has the authority to block states from borrowing to finance persistently large deficits, but it could be reluctant ahead of approaching elections in some states, and with the 13 Lok Sabha election drawing nearer.
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Turning to nearer neighbors, the governor broke down the key risks emanating from some euro area economies into, firstly, existing sovereign debt dynamics and, secondly, threats to the resilience of parts of the trading bloc's banking system.
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The unraveling negative correlation between sterling and the FTSE 100 poses new issues for investors who have up to now relied on a mechanical relationship between the two, as Britain's exit from the European Union draws nearer.
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Treasury futures slid 13 ticks and Fed funds dropped over 5 ticks as the market scaled back the probability of a 50 basis-point rate cut this month to around 13%, from nearer 50% a week ago.
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The logic of the plan, first mooted nearly 70 years ago, is also to escape Java's earthquake risk and to swing Indonesia's political center nearer the middle of the archipelago and away from the politically dominant island.
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If he was an expert, he was a self-taught one — after high school, he did not go to college but instead moved to New York City to be nearer the museums and street life he loved.
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Professional athletes, for example, often train at high altitude, where the thin air means oxygen is scarce, in order to grow extra red blood cells that will assist their respiration when they compete nearer to sea level.
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For investors and the firms they finance, whose physical assets seldom last longer than 20 years, that is probably inevitable—though even businesses should acquaint themselves with their holdings' nearer-term risks (which few in fact do).
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It's been rumored the real Prince of Wales is paranoid about this new era of The Crown, which will focus more on him and his love life, thereby resurfacing old scandals as his eventual kingship draws nearer.
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FOR WEEKS the European Union has complained that, even as the October 31st deadline for Britain to leave drew nearer, Boris Johnson's new government was failing to offer clear proposals to amend Theresa May's failed Brexit deal.
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Professional athletes, for example, often train at high altitude, where the thin air means oxygen is scarce, in order to grow extra red blood cells that will assist their respiration when they compete nearer to sea level.
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Indeed, for a second year in a row, both North Carolina and Texas might have finished at or nearer to the top of our rankings had either state decided to be a bit more welcoming to workers.
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At such a close proximity, it might not sound like K218-183b is inside the habitable zone, but because red dwarfs emit low levels of radiation, their habitable zones are much nearer compared to systems like ours.
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Other experts have put the estimates much higher with some British media reports suggesting that the figure could be much nearer 493 million pounds, particularly if Leicester's success proves to be more than a one-season wonder.
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It sits on the upper edge of the Cajun Prairie, a plain of humid farmland flecked with palmettos, crawfish ponds and live oak that sprawls north from the marshy cane fields nearer to the Gulf of Mexico.
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That flying skateboard seems further away every day, but the idea of your boss using an iPhone to find out where you've been and why you're late on that report you were supposed to do seems much nearer.
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The pound fell 0.24 percent to $1.3093 GBP=D3, reversing some of its gains last week, as markets focused on any substantial breakthrough in Brexit negotiations as Britain moves nearer to an exit deal with the European Union.
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He is arguing that an unequal status quo flowing from centuries of oppression is effectively immutable because in the few decades since we've haltingly and tentatively sought something nearer to equality, the gaps have not been sufficiently bridged.
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"I did a deal with myself that I wouldn't start thinking about that until much nearer the time that I actually leave the company because I don't want to dilute my energies for GSK this year," he said.
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Meanwhile, the pound fell 0.3 percent to $1.3074, wiping out all of its gains last week, as markets focused on any substantial breakthrough in Brexit negotiations as Britain moves nearer to an exit deal with the European Union.
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Investors are aware of some of this—a net 31% of those polled by Bank of America are underweight British equities—but the nearer we get to March 2019 without a deal the more nervous they will become.
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Except, the coin does not roll around the whole circumference, as by the time it rolls back round again, it is slightly nearer to the dark foreboding funnel and is now leaning ever so slightly more towards it.
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Now 227 years old, Lee says she feels like a sincere apology from Japanese authorities for the wartime exploitation of so-called "comfort women" is no nearer now than when she returned home more than 21995 years ago.
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When you take the long view, preserving humanity's collective culture isn't a marathon, it's a relay — with successive... The squid's eye is trained on the camera, dilating to the size of a saucer as it steadily draws nearer.
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Sports and politics have drawn nearer to one another for some time; our best politicians use them as a tether to ordinary people, and jocks have lately become more willing to emulate socially conscious forerunners like Muhammad Ali.
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The result is that the physical light tubes and the nearer reflections appear a little warm, and with each reflection as it extends out to infinity, a bit more cool is added, so a subtle rainbow is created.
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Since you are a visiting professor, however distinguished the title a transient hire, your assigned desk is nearer the door; your students are obliged to sit in a chair perpendicular to the desk, facing you at a slant.
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BP is three-quarters of its way through a $10 billion disposal programme, which should help return gearing nearer 25% next year, and the group generated the same $6 billion of cash as the third quarter of 2018.
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The restart would provide U.S. end-users of cobalt, a key ingredient in rechargeable batteries for electric vehicles (EVs), with a refining base nearer to home than China, where most of the world's cobalt refining capacity is located.
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The same heat wave, nearer the shore of the Persian Gulf and the Gulf of Oman, combined triple-digit temperatures with soaring humidity levels to produce a heat index of more than a hundred and forty degrees Fahrenheit.
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A former car dealer who represents a moderate district on the Virginia coast, Mr. Rigell said he expected more congressional Republicans and local Republican officials to break openly with the party's presidential candidate as the election draws nearer.
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As a rumored peace agreement grows nearer, he would likely visit Afghanistan repeatedly, bringing his colleagues along, to understand how the war was going, where the leverage is for talks, and what a residual force there could do.
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Building Blocks 7 Photos View Slide Show ' The great Celtic cross of the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church, which usually soars 286 feet nearer my God than thee, was lashed to the scaffolding that encloses the church's brownstone spire.
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Davenport never took the job—he settled for the University of Kentucky, nearer his South Carolina family—but he did become one of the most prolific National Review essayists, even though he did not share the magazine's politics.
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We will want to eliminate genetic diseases in the nearer term, enhance human capabilities in the medium term and, perhaps, prepare ourselves to live on a hotter Earth, in space, or on other planets in the longer term.
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One Twitter user wrote: "-Venice Canal has become clear "-Italy Coasts have dolphins coming nearer "-Japan has deers (sic) roaming the streets "-Thailand has monkeys doing the same "-China has record-breaking pollution cuts, "The Earth is healing.
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That's new, the enemy—what's not is the same old cover-and-combat set-up, as the characters work together to take down a turret gunner, moving bullets-absorbing wreckage as life-preserving cover as they creep nearer.
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As the prospect of a no-deal exit draws nearer, some of the strongest pro-Brexit voices — like the environment secretary Michael Gove, and The Daily Mail tabloid — have abandoned longstanding Euroskeptic positions and joined in the warnings.
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"Tesla truly seems to be firing on all cylinders currently ... but with the stock hovering around all-time highs, we worry investor sentiment has gotten bullish too fast, ignoring some of the nearer-term execution risks," Rosner said.
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The impeachment inquiry is coming soon to a television near you, a move House Democrats told BuzzFeed News they hope will shut down Republican complaints about secrecy and help shape public opinion as the 2020 election draws nearer.
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Australia's labor market strengthened for a fourth month in June led by a remarkable comeback in full-time jobs — an upbeat outcome that could bring nearer the day when the country's central bank starts considering a rate hike.
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The drugmaker first gave a bullish long-term forecast for sales of $45 billion in 3.303 when it was fighting off Pfizer, since when a stronger dollar has shifted the target to nearer $40 billion in today's money.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's parliament is likely to abandon plans for a 10-day break in February, House of Commons leader Andrea Leadsom warned MPs on Thursday, as the country's March 29 exit from the European Union draws nearer.
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Not taking other nearer-term action to mitigate this tempo is unfair both to the crews and to our nation's security, particularly with the Western Pacific demanding more assets forward as the primary focus for future maritime operations.
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Overall the survey suggested the economy grew modestly at the end of last year, after picking up slightly in the three months to September with quarterly growth of 20183 percent - below a historic trend of nearer 0.6 percent.
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Some political commentators say Duterte needs to get his legislative agenda passed as early as possible, or risk it being held hostage by money politics, horse-trading or a shifting of allegiances as the 2022 elections draw nearer.
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Last year was the hottest on record, for the third year in a row, with global temperature rise edging nearer a ceiling set by some 200 nations for limiting global warming, according to the European Union's climate change service.
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Stock markets in particular rose dramatically last week after construing remarks by Fed chair Jerome Powell to mean that the central bank may be nearer than thought to pausing the cycle of rate increases it began in late 2015.
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According to RedSeer, a consultancy, by 2015 some 20-30% of all e-commerce sales were to middlemen who were buying heavily discounted merchandise from the big companies and selling it on nearer its full price, pocketing the difference.
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Why it matters: The yet-to-be-determined targets represent new, nearer-term pledges from Shell, which has previously laid out non-binding, long-term goals to cut net emissions in half by 2050 and by 20% by 2035.
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His horn lamented that he could not return, even to bury his mother; that his records were banned there, and that in 1980 he could get no nearer than Botswana, where he set up a studio and music school.
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The company paid $57 per share in cash for Virgin America (a total of $2.6 billion), but says the deal's aggregate value is nearer to $4 billion once items like debt and aircraft operating leases are taken into account.
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Soriot believes that can keep AstraZeneca growing in a pivotal market in the coming years, even though annual growth is likely to slow to nearer 15 percent from the breakneck 33 percent seen in the first half of 2018.
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Weaker-than-expected German data hurt the euro against the U.S. dollar on Monday, with investors further unwinding short positions on the greenback that were based on assumptions that the European Central Bank was nearer to unwinding its stimulus.
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In the nearer term, the government's action may increase the political pressure on Mr. Najib, who has held on to power by halting investigations into the investment fund and by removing officials in his governing party who criticized him.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain was no nearer to resolving the chaos surrounding its departure from the European Union after parliament failed on Monday to find a majority of its own for any alternative to Prime Minister Theresa May's divorce deal.
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As the 220 midterm congressional election campaigns grow nearer, the poll found that more than two-thirds of registered voters said reducing the U.S. federal budget deficit is more important than cutting taxes for the wealthy or for corporations.
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What confused me most was that while the driver agreed that the nearer destination should be the first drop-off, he did not change his route to drop me off first, until the app rerouted midway through the journey.
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A total of 22 people have died, and the photographs of human suffering are foreboding: native Australians have poured out of smoke-shrouded towns as the flames creep nearer, while people along the coast have taken refuge on beaches.
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However, as the field begins to narrow and the early primary state elections grow nearer, Democrats must work to bridge the gap between the progressive and moderate factions of the party and unite behind a center of left narrative.
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As it gets nearer to the star's surface, the probe will face formidable heat and radiation, which it will fend off with a maneuverable shield always pointed toward the flaming ball of fire at the center of our Solar System.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia's labor market strengthened for a fourth month in June led by a remarkable comeback in full-time jobs - an upbeat outcome that could bring nearer the day when the country's central bank starts considering a rate hike.
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In Biella, a small town in the foothills of the Alps at the heart of northern Italy's wool industry, factory owners say a narrowing price difference with China and demands for nimbler production nearer home are winning back higher-end customers.
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"Imperial Oil's operations are very attractive, in our view, and should support healthy growth over the long term, although in the nearer term it will mostly focus on improving existing operations," Edward Jones analysts said in a note to clients.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The Bank of England has said that the interest rate hike it is likely to make "in the coming months" depends on whether inflation pressures continue to build and the economy moves nearer to growing at full capacity.
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Though smaller than it used to be, with attendance nearer 5,000 than the 50,000 that showed up to party in 2007, it's cheaper, safer, more relaxed, and focused on the main thing that brings everyone together, myself included—the bikes.
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Levels of fertility, literacy and life expectancy in the southern states of Kerala and Tamil Nadu approach those of Thailand or Turkey; in parts of the Gangetic plain in the north they are nearer to those of sub-Saharan Africa.
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The problem for Poul Erik and his father is that as the water warms due to climate change, the fish they rely on such as cod and haddock tend to swim toward colder waters nearer the UK and further north.
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People sleeping in the lab nearer to the day of a full moon also had lower evening levels of melatonin, a hormone important to circadian rhythm that drives the body's cycles of day and night and, therefore, wakefulness and sleep.
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The near-elimination of the premium of nearer-dated Brent crude futures prices over those contracts for delivery further into the future suggests traders and investors are not buying into the idea that there will be a real squeeze on supply.
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Iran has been the main stumbling block for capping production, and while it has not yet responded to the proposal, it suggests OPEC members may be coming nearer to a consensus ahead of their meeting in Vienna on Nov. 30.
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That was because Britain was no nearer to resolving the chaos surrounding its exit from the EU bloc after parliament failed on Monday to find a majority of its own for any alternative to Prime Minister Theresa May's divorce deal.
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"Having this conversation about both the nearer term and longer term at the same time makes a lot of business and technical sense," Grundler said, adding that knowing where the emissions rules are going through 2030 could provide stability to automakers.
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Global temperatures are rising at a record pace, edging nearer a ceiling set by some 200 nations to limit global warming, and the human body is more sensitive to heat than previously thought, a University of Hawaii at Manoa study found.
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First Data and Atlantic Power announced plans to tackle 2018 maturities Tuesday, after chemical firm Huntsman Corp unveiled a refinancing the previous week to refinance nearer term 2016 and 5003 maturities with a new $550 million, seven-year term loan.
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Hussam Salloum, a volunteer with an air raid warning service in rebel-held areas, said the Sukhoi-22 that attacked on Tuesday approached at low altitude, leaving behind three columns of dark smoke and the white cloud nearer to ground level.
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With waves of Chinese investment bringing tens of thousands of Chinese workers and traders, ordinary Burmese, particularly in Myanmar's north nearer the Chinese border, were beginning to feel that their country was at risk of becoming just another Chinese province.
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But in the nearer term, the market should avoid the mob mentality approach to estimating both USDA's moves and the final numbers, because it will reduce the shock effect to the market and add more value back into the polls.
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"We expect that sentiment will continue to worsen in Q2 16 as the 23 June referendum on EU membership draws nearer as businesses become even more cautious with regard to hiring, spending decisions and investment," Barclays said in a note.
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Special Report: Formula E If the goal of many auto racing fans is to get as close to the action as possible, then a new virtual reality experience being developed by the Formula E series could bring them nearer to fulfillment.
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This was seen as one reason why Xiaomi's valuation ended up being around $54 billion when it came to market, rather than a previous figure of nearer to $100 billion that was floated in the months leading up to the IPO.
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Efforts to increase research and development aimed at next-generation space technologies for a range of human and robotic missions, one of the priorities of the Obama administration's space policy, would be refocused on nearer-term development on moon missions.
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For example, the general counsel for the National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners suggested that "[t]he deadlines that are further out — the 2030 and 2022 deadlines — may change less than the nearer-term ones" after the stay is lifted.
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The shift by Calpers to 7 percent, from 7.5 percent, will do little to satisfy critics of its methodology who argue that the expected returns should be based on safe investments like Treasury securities, which are nearer the 2.5 percent mark.
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" He added, "As the close comes nearer, I know that my crowded solitude, that the absence of any school or movement originating in my work, and that the sum of its imperfections are, in considerable measure, of my own doing.
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While before the crisis, the natural rate of interest in the UK, U.S, Europe and Canada was between 2 percent and 3 percent, it is now nearer to 0.25 percent, and it is showing no signs of perking back up.
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" "This is going to create a good trading environment, and net-on-net this is a sigh of relief for traders and something the markets could focus on in the nearer term while we wait for a better visibility in China.
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Both countries have unusually government-centric health systems — Canada is pretty close to true single-payer, while the UK is nearer to socialized medicine — and they have particular drawbacks, namely that they tend to have longer waiting times for care.
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