Chiesa is looking to capitalize on his new found buoyancy.
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But their new found hope should be tempered with caution.
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That morning, she seemed to relish her new found fluency.
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Tech giants also are showing new-found flexibility on certain issues.
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Speculation has played a large role in their new-found prominence.
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But it wasn't an easy road to his new-found happiness.
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What will this new-found power mean in the larger story?
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Retailers were struggling to keep up with the new-found demand.
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This experience gave me a new-found respect for the sport.
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Audience reactions to new-found interactivity in theater has been positive.
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What will I be doing with my new found "spare time"?
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In New Found Life, Sean seemed to do better at first.
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Over about a year, New Found Life cost more than $228,21.
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When did you first notice new found internet interest in the band?
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They've gained a redemption story, though, with their new-found bitcoin fortune.
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The superstar also opened up about finding a new found body confidence.
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With his new found funds, he created Wrestlicious, a women's wrestling promotion.
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As one might expect, Andrade enjoyed his new-found fame in Paris.
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Alphabet's new-found transparency seems to be an illustration of these principles.
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The escalation comes after recent polls showed Sanders with new-found momentum.
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And she has a new-found love for her body — especially her stomach.
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Some analysts cautioned however that the new found optimism might be short-lived.
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Make sure your new-found hustle doesn't interfere with your progress in school.
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With her new-found fame, Mercado has been open about her muscular dystrophy.
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All that new-found housing wealth has homeowners taking out ever more cash.
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New found friends from the opposition are, at the very best, short term.
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But for all their new found passion, China and Europe make uneasy bedfellows.
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With this new found popularity has come a sub-phenomenon: the grime tattoo.
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A hip-hop kid from Atlanta mesmerised by this new-found scene. 02.
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This year Japan have combined that frenetic tempo with a new-found endurance.
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At very least, I feel like I have a new-found respect for horses.
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She hopes his new found fame shows people the amazing things ducks can do.
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"Inheritors are not looking to rely on their new-found wealth," the report said.
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Some officials running public pension funds seem to revel in their new-found power.
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One new reason for optimism in Ottawa is a new-found strength in numbers.
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But Weah insisted that his new-found status would not go to his head.
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Yesterday I posted this new found footage of Mitch McConnell standing up for America.
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Even after a week's reflection, they remained firmly committed to the new-found mantras.
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The singer has opened about her new-found love in some of her music.
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Then, use your new Dell laptop or Google Pixel to message your new-found relatives.
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Venus opposes Uranus at 113:01 AM—surprises arrive, but so does new found freedom.
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Republicans have been touting the party's new-found voter enthusiasm since the Supreme Court debacle.
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However, he cherishes his new-found ability to interact with the object of his affection.
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But forget about blowing all that new-found dough on a night on the town.
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Mayor Srecko Ocvirk said he expected local businesses to benefit from Sevnica's new-found fame.
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Suddenly Swift is invisible, shown with new-found freedom, dancing barefoot in the streets -- literally.
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Higher commodity prices alone do not justify reversing Glencore's new-found strategy of financial restraint.
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The reason for this new-found cheekiness has much to do with shifts in British music.
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Reports of at least two significant smelter outages have triggered the new-found interest in aluminium.
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Yet there was little evidence on Monday that she was playing with a new-found freedom.
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The company has moved quickly to exploit China's new-found willingness to use innovative Western drugs.
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Civil society, and especially youth, must use its new-found influence to develop locally-driven governance.
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Vans Warped Tour, featuring Less Than Jake, New Found Glory, Every Time I Die and others.
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Vans Warped Tour featuring Less Than Jake, New Found Glory, Every Time I Die and others.
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HARTFORD Vans Warped Tour: Less Than Jake, New Found Glory, Every Time I Die and others.
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He returned to the show with new-found confidence and handily won his last two games.
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Whether you remain anonymous or not, actually spending the money could reveal your new-found wealth.
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This Just in New-found photos of a young Justin Trudeau are making the Internet wax poetic.
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The verdicts have sparked new-found concern over the safety of talc-containing products in the home.
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For Krofta, his new-found infamy has only pushed him further into the world of white nationalism.
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S. trade dispute, while the Federal Reserve's new-found concerns over the global economy sapped the dollar.
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Sampson, a regular at the club in question—The Alamo—is delighted with his new-found notoriety.
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The stock is earmarked with Florida breakout acts, including New Found Glory, Limp Bizkit, and Flo Rida.
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The father of two said his new-found status had taken a while to get used to.
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Democrats' new-found majority in the House will be fleeting if they continue to harass and obstruct.
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Japan's new-found ability has not only come from training on the pitch and in the gym.
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Bentley and his owners, Lexee and John Leach are here next to talk about their new found fame.
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By contrast, the success of "Crazy Rich Asians" reflects a growing interest globally in Asia's new-found wealth.
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For Mr Manfoush, his new-found wealth is directly bound to the regime's preferred tactic of siege warfare.
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SMELTER HITS Reports of at least two significant smelter outages have triggered the new-found interest in aluminum.
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SMELTER HITS Reports of at least two significant smelter outages have triggered the new-found interest in aluminium.
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Following their training, they will go out into their communities and put their new-found skills to work.
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Mr James, who also stars in "Homecoming", a recent Amazon series, cements his new-found leading-man status.
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If anyone had private doubts about its new-found devotion, it is also testing a "differential privacy" application.
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I am not spending new-found free time doing yoga or reading or even talking to other people.
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Beyond the sheer numbers of lookout points, China is harvesting information with a new-found focus on intelligence.
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Eliminating fear and doubt was also essential to my process and my new found 'nothing to lose' attitude.
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Nothing wrong with that, unless our new-found lust for life effectively destroys someone else's day or evening.
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The Middle Kingdom's new-found wealth and 1.5 billion strong population have helped create a booming car market.
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"I was getting so wrapped up in this new found fun drug," he said in one handwritten letter.
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Things generally have to get worse before they get better ... This new found activism is out of desperation.
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It's newfound love in life, new found romantic love, new love for where, who, and what you are.
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He's not just enjoying a new-found confidence in his professional life though, but also his personal one.
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But he admitted that the months after leaving "Love Island" and coping with new-found fame were challenging.
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Sadly, though, he also admitted that the tweet's new found attention eventually revealed the truth to his mom.
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I was filled with a roller coaster of emotion; it was days and months of new-found feelings.
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The little one ran all around the field, said hello to players, and enjoyed his new-found attention.
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These calming attributes reflect a new-found path that is highly appealing to the financial and business communities.
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The industry's new-found profitability has certainly been helped by a sharp decline in oil prices in 2014.
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My new-found leniency regarding this holiday season rule is all thanks to Trader Joe's new festive sweet treat.
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But humanity's new found appreciation for the diversity of these species might be short lived, with many facing extinction.
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Trump's new-found respect for diplomatic norms might also be a tactical move with respect to China, Goodman suggested.
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They are now not only eligible for refinances but may want to tap some of that new-found equity.
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Haye's apparent new-found dislike of Bellew is understandable given the one-sided assault on his career and character.
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Especially since the quarter it is about to report won't reflect any of the new-found winter blizzard positives.
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Comparing his fight with Raphael Assuncao to his bout with Renan Barao, this new found understanding becomes incredibly obvious.
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And it's been successful for Elissa, who now balances competitive dancing classes with her new-found love for boxing.
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Sean then went to New Found Life, another rehab facility based on the 2012 steps, in Long Beach, California.
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But while India's LGBT population embraces its new found freedoms, millions across the globe continue to wait in hope.
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Yet there's a solution for constitutional crises sitting right under our noses — Britain's new-found passion for the referendum system.
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Harrelson revealed his new found abstinence in an interview with Vulture, saying his hard-partying persona is now a misconception.
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However, our new-found energy independence has allowed for a strong response such as we have seen under President Trump.
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And in this new-found quiet, what many artists thought they could hear was the beginning, the origins of Art.
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In another sign of markets' new-found optimism, the safe-haven yen slipped to two-month lows against the dollar .
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Ms Muhammad, for her part, hopes to use her new-found freedom and platform to campaign for other Saudi women.
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The couple's trip to the Kocktails with Khloé set didn't go undocumented thanks to Kim's new-found obsession with Snapchat.
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Kardashian's sisters Kim and Khloé discussed their surprise with his new-found web life on a May episode of KUWTK.
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They'd help get glycogen—a substance deposited in bodily tissues as a store of carbohydrates—into my new found muscles.
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Still, despite a new-found focus on the fetus, many of the bill's proposed provisions could still trigger legal battles.
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Sterling benefited from a dollar weakened by U.S. inflation data and new- found optimism on the outcome of Brexit negotiations.
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After that I used this new found method on all my new #fruitdoodles and six months my work went viral!
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Her tumultuous near decade with the New Found Glory guitarist Chad Gilbert ended in 2017, the year after they married.
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It immediately used its new-found popularity to demand more say in decision-making, including in the public tender bill.
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When I told Alexandre Martinez about his new found fame in Bulgaria, he told me it was like seeing a ghost.
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What he did have was a babysitter named Danny who introduced him to bands like New Found Glory and Catch 22.
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JonMichael hopes his classmates will use their new-found time off to attend New Braunfels' first Martin Luther King Jr. march.
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And what does our nation's new found love of Bieber mean in a world riddled with terrorism and student grant abolishments?
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Some of the women featured are adjusting to new found fame having been recognized by tourists and locals in the area.
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He turned it down, but eventually ended up taking some money from other tech investors with new-found interests in biotech.
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Emboldened by her new found faith, Spence-Adofo decided to shoot Ancestral Voices, a documentary debunking the myths surrounding African spirituality.
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With my understanding of HIV deepening, I took these discoveries and bounded back into the dating scene with new found enthusiasm.
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Look around and you'll see the new-found dads of indie everywhere, chests booming, slinging their guitars around with mature ease.
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President Trump has made promoting America's new-found energy independence a major priority, and his vitriol against OPEC is well-known.
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Five days later, after Trump announced on Twitter that he had withdrawn from consideration, Ratcliffe has a new-found national profile.
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Eritrea was part of Ethiopia until 85033 and then in 1998 fought a bloody war to maintain its new-found independence.
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After an electoral surge in 20043, Republicans used their new-found control of state legislatures and governor's mansions to redraw district boundaries.
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Armed with a spear, these youths became men in the process, returning to the tribe to be treated with new-found respect.
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"Cody brought his new found love Sydney to meet us and we immediately knew they were perfect for each other," Callenback said.
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RELATED: Kung fu hustle: How to master martial arts in China And of her new found internet fame, Zhang remains quite modest.
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Paramore's Hayley Williams and New Found Glory's Chad Gilbert announced their separation in a joint Instagram post Saturday on their respective accounts.
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Get some YouTubers cast in there as New Found Glory and Taking Back Sunday, and you've got a blockbuster waiting to happen.
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That means better and cheaper coverage for existing networks and new-found connectivity in areas of the world that are currently offline.
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Home prices rose, at first slowly and now quite dramatically, yet owners held back on taking out all that new-found equity.
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"Winners should enjoy their new-found wealth, but if anonymity is a main concern, it can be a difficult balance to strike."
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Experimentation with drugs and new-found interest in social justice contributed to the era's status as a tentpole in modern American history.
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Volvo's new-found luxury tilt veers from the brand's traditional image as an inconspicuous, safe, and reliable option for the everyday commute.
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The answer of how to approach this new-found issue might be to listen to what kids have to say about it.
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When she was asked by reporters if her new-found fame had been difficult to get used to, she cut the conversation short.
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During her divorce proceedings, her new-found fortune was found out and, get this, the court awarded the whole thing to her husband!
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The Saudi foreign minister offered to help ease tensions between the two neighbours, underscoring the Saudis' new-found confidence on the world stage.
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With this new-found money, it has reinforced and modernised its repressive security apparatus to carry out terror operations inside and outside Iran.
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The Fixer Upper star may be retired from TV (for now), but he's clearly put his new-found free time to good use.
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Higher Brothers, who have four singles off their latest album "Black Cab," attribute their new-found popularity with American audiences to 88 Rising.
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With his new found connects he's already released a four track EP titled GCA006 and there are further plans to release more music.
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Announced today, the Bolt returns those core technologies and introduces some new elements, while doubling down on the new-found focus of education.
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But there was also a hint of Biden's new-found caution as he stressed that his father actually wore a tie to work.
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Microsoft outmaneuvered Salesforce and acquired the professional social network LinkedIn for $26.2 billion, souring the new-found friendship between the two longtime rivals.
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At a quick glance, it appeared that Williams was renovating the building to accommodate his new found passions for studying and researching fungi.
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Local alternatives such as Apple Pay and traditional credit cards are unlikely to be heavily impacted by this new-found support for Alipay.
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Armed with new-found proceeds from the tax bill, American consumers went shopping in May, driving retail sales — and economic growth — sharply higher.
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She doesn't seem particularly contrite over the whole thing ... she tried to use her new-found fame to become a social media influencer.
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Klein, 40, is now juggling new-found fame and motherhood: she and her husband, TV executive Michael Engleman, have a 13-month-old son.
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Their new-found lottery wealth would also put them above Barnes & Noble Inc and Red Robin Gourmet Burgers Inc, both worth under $500 million.
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There are also countless articles and books about the boundless energy and new-found happiness in those who have sworn off sugar for good.
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As for real fans, they can only hope that the teams and leagues that get there first invest this new-found money into talent.
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It's not the first time senior Vale management has vowed to fix Goro, but the new-found incentive is the coming electric vehicle revolution.
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In the process, I drafted a playbook to help me accelerate success, my ideas slowly taking shape as I tested this new found knowledge.
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He believes it's a logical extension of last year's initial plunge into AI and fits with Benioff's new-found love for all things Amazon.
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What's more, it earned him an Academy Award nomination for Best Song, and has been covered by everyone from 'NSYNC to New Found Glory.
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Sudanese militants, meanwhile, have used their new-found wealth to buy dozens of 4x4s which they too may use to fight their own government.
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My straighter nose gave me a new lease of life – a new-found confidence – and I was certain it'd land me a boyfriend, too.
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What Bark's story and new found fandom has taught fellow aspiring farang fighters in Thailand is that there is no shortcut to the top.
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John McCain has called China a "bully" who is using its new found strength to remake the world order to better favor its needs.
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This new-found concern for executive power is ironic given that the Obama administration's signature move has been aggressively to sidestep the democratic process.
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Along with their family and friends, the couple's Paramore and New Found Glory bandmates were in attendance — as well as their adorable dog, evidently.
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Those who have successfully implemented ZBx have not only realized savings of up to $1 billion, but also enabled a new-found competitive edge.
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The union of new found extremist ideology with traditional tribal notions of justice produces revenge killing against security forces by kin of the fallen.
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He then said that, because of his new-found beliefs, he did not know if he had the same drive to hurt people anymore.
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These members of Congress' new found courage to put a target squarely on public servants is a direct result of your anti-government remarks.
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Chad -- a founding member of New Found Glory -- posted the news about splitting with his wife -- Paramore's lead vocalist Hayley -- Saturday on his Instagram.
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Maybe we could have shared our memories when they were brand new, found what was important—or what our limbic systems were stuck on.
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With pan-democrats set to ride the new momentum, their challenge will be to harness their new-found power at the district council level.
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In the meantime, however, the North appears to be basking in it leader&aposs new found status as the most popular kid on the block.
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Perhaps the rebrand marks a new-found focus at the company, as it looks toward smartwatches as rare bright light in the stagnating wearables category.
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It's a pocket computer designed for runners, created to complement the company's new watch offerings while playing to the startup's new-found focus on health.
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The 10-track, grime-influenced record was written over the course of early 2016 as the producer gained new-found popularity both here and abroad.
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"There are new-found opportunities in Afghanistan and there are very well founded hopes for peace," U.N. resident coordinator Toby Lanzer told reporters in Geneva.
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Of course, everyone will have been on rollercoasters—they're quite a trip, and leave you euphoric, shaken and with a new-found zest for life.
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When I listen to this song I hear so much of what I love in R&B and pop-punk groups like New Found Glory.
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Unlike the electro and big-room-leaning of most of Zedd's past work, the new found drop structure led to obvious comparisons to Flume's work.
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The Pittsburgh Pirates hope their new-found offense carries with them after enjoying a rare day off on the heels of playing in 17 consecutive days.
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Kicaj's armbar attempt was lightly brushed off by Ishioka as she uses Kicaj's new-found positioning to her advantage—taking her opponent's back in the process.
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This year, the biggest bands playing were Taking Back Sunday, Paramore, Jawbreaker, Nine Inch Nails, and New Found Glory, alongside a sprinkling of hip-hop acts.
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According to Colas, prime among these are the reach for yield amid falling bond rates, the commodity comeback, and new-found weakness in the U.S. dollar.
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"(It) comes amid a new found weakening trend, driven by fallout from Argentina, concerns about global volatility and nervousness over Turkish monetary policy mix," he said.
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Surely post-Brexit your newspaper needs to move the Britain section to a place that will properly reflect that country's new-found status in the world?
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But accept it they must, as part of the responsibility that comes with their new-found power and as part of the price of their success.
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But the new-found tether Wall Street has with oil and the increasingly ambiguous commitment the Fed has to backstopping the market has challenged that notion.
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Veitch gives the scammers a run for their money when he starts "hiring" his family and friends and pushes his new-found "job" to the limit.
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And yet, there was a new found intensity and scrutiny on this candidate, on this President, on this White House that I couldn&apost have anticipated.
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This video is just another super-interesting look into the brain of a producer, and annoyingly has given me a new-found respect for Calvin Harris.
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"We anticipate that the USD can retain its new-found poise for several more months," said NAB head of FX strategy Ray Attrill in a note.
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In the last two years, "A lot of life happened," said Ms. Williams, who married a fellow musician, Chad Gilbert of New Found Glory, last February.
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Combining his mastery of painting with a new-found interest in photography and screen-printing, Pistoletto selected various photos—mostly of people—to overlay on mirrors.
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It combines all the elements of technical precision and progressive song structures that long-time fans will know and love with a new found sense of maturity.
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She doesn't speak the language and singing with proper pronunciation was intimidating, but she says the enthusiasm and support from her new found fans has been humbling.
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This pact, together with the new-found peace and disillusion with mainstream parties, propelled them to victory in December, with Simeoni emerging to lead the regional government.
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And, perhaps as a result of new found curiosity and intrigue around the mysterious and private first lady, tourism in her native country is on the rise.
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In her last tweet Nalayeh spoke of a new-found passion for photography, sharing stunning images of local young fishermen in the island of Illisi, near Kismayo.
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Rubio is riding high off a widely praised debate performance in Houston on Thursday night and a new-found energy in going after front-runner Donald Trump.
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Every move I make at this point has been magnified more than I expected, and I probably did take my new found freedom a little too far.
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But the real answers, the long-term results of ditching the EU in favor of nebulous ideas of "independence" and a new-found sovereignty, are wildly complex.
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But instead of making the most of his new-found fame, Diaz has not fought since, blaming the UFC for his three-year absence from the octagon.
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However, some analysts said the new-found capital strength could be at the mercy of talks taking place with the pension fund trustees over Barclays' pension contributions.
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The President's new-found political liberation is the culmination of three years of tearing at the norms of his office and of defanging competing centers of power.
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The increased emphasis on forced technology transfer from foreign firms operating in China and state directed and supported investment abroad gives new found strength to the model.
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"Furthermore, there is a risk that Congress' new-found largesse is sowing the seeds of the next fiscal crisis when a recession inevitably hits," the analysts added.
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"When people realise the real implications of an exit, there's new-found support for the European project," said Francois Kraus of pollsters IFOP who conducted the survey.
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"We could create something that honored African history, African-American history and also would be a new-found culture that would be unique to Wakanda," Carter said.
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Not only did he come out of nowhere with a new-found respect for actual musical instruments, but he's also announced an album—Funk Wav Bounces Vol.
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In actuality, Kate's new-found focus has everything to do with wanting to have a level of health that will help her bring a child into this world.
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Spiraling deeper and deeper into his vices, and feeling rejected by Iris' new found and unwavering faith, he gets into his car and decides to leave her behind.
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If the new found legitimacy of the drop kick has elevated your mood, perhaps it is best for you to leave this article on a note of disappointment.
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Known for her animated biology infograph series, Lutz has shifted the focus of her digital design skills to a new found obsession: old maps made by medieval explorers.
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This wide-eyed ingenue is surrounded by plenty of chaos and drama, from her roommates to her new castmates to Hollywood frenemies jealous of Paige's new-found fame.
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Her view contrasts with that of some of her fellow Democrats, who believe their party should use its new-found majority in the House to impeach the president.
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Traders quickly took the opportunity to test their new-found freedom by selling JGBs, which have long been propped up — and controlled — by the BOJ's massive buying programme.
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The twelve song burner paints how far they've come, pulling together their songwriting experience in Emily's Army with a new found love for the waviness of surf punk.
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But Tunisia's new-found pluralism has also turned it into a target for extremists, hell-bent on creating an Islamic world under the boot heel of Sharia law.
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Amanda Drury (AD): Ok so Dave, tell us first of all how the new found aggression and provocation by North Korea is helping your aerospace and defense business.
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If he feels his new-found global influence or Assad is threatened he can use the two military bases left behind to rapidly expand the Kremlin's military footprint.
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Trump's and Salman's agendas do intersect on Iran but the King's new-found regional unity on the issue could quickly crumble if he was seen to pick a fight.
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In fact, wariness of Mr Maduro's new-found relationship with the holy see, and of the political dialogue that it catalysed, goes far beyond the world of pious Venezuela.
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Some experts also worry that companies' new-found aversion to deforestation may be simply reducing the price of forest land, which is in turn bought by smallholders and cleared.
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Australia will overtake Qatar as the world's largest LNG producer, and it's likely that it will use it's new found supply dominance to pressure the Gulf producer's market share.
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This was the first one, and then it led to us working with the Used and Sum 41 and Circa Survive and Taking Back Sunday and New Found Glory.
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While local Fish and Wildlife officials decided what to do with the croc, video showed it slowly lumbering back to the ocean -- apparently tired of its new found fame.
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"This new-found sales stability comes largely from Kohl's efforts to increase customer traffic at its stores, something it has achieved by improving the mix of products," Saunders added.
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It's easier, rather, to show montages of her oohing and aahing at her new-found perks, like getting dragged by the wide-eyed Joan on a corporate shopping spree.
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Merchants can now search via the web for the cheapest prices and fees for card transactions and terminals, conferring a new-found pricing transparency in Brazil's payment processing sector.
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Some had changed their lives because they were no longer happy in their chosen careers, while others simply needed a change or were driven by a new-found passion.
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Strategist Jeff Saut, a Wall Street titan with more than 40 years in the industry, said Wednesday the stock market's new-found volatility is one for the history books.
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These new voters got to flex their new found influence at an election in December 1918 in which just 17 female candidates participated and only one, Constance Markievicz, triumphed.
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Whether or not the 22-year-old can make the quick switch from clay to grass and deal with the new-found expectation is questionable though, according to Evert.
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" And Giudice credits some of that calmness to her new-found love of yoga, which she developed in prison: "[In prison] I did it every day, like twice a day.
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The committee's new-found patience is a sign of how much the economic environment has already weakened since the autumn, when it was planning to continue increasing rates in 2019.
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In part, the new-found unity of the convention was the result of Mr Sanders and his team lobbying their own supporters to accept that the primary contest was over.
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He is scheduled to visit Riyadh shortly, possibly later this month, and is sure to be warmly feted as Saudi Arabia's new-found friend to show Washington it has alternatives.
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The three, moreover, instantly started hanging out together, parlaying their new-found celebrity into the sort of fast-paced, club-going lifestyle that New York could offer at the time.
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Clark rejected the idea that financial services could suffer as a result of the government's new-found focus on manufacturing, but said there would need to be an economic rebalancing.
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But what he did achieve with those pronounced vowels was a new-found celebration of British culture, a weird and different twist from the scenes that had come before him.
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Joe's improved confidence, we are meant to realize, is secondary to his new-found ability to impress women—and Chloe functions solely to demonstrate his transformation from dweeb to Lothario.
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There is also the possibility that home values in some regions most affected by the new tax law could fall, causing homeowners to lose some of this new-found equity.
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I envisioned myself enjoying the city and local bars during my new-found long weekends, but I spent most of the time relaxing at home recovering from the stressful week.
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While he now tries to distance himself from the scandal-ridden Mr. Strache, claiming that "there were many situations" he found "difficult to swallow," his new found indignation rings hollow.
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Since I am not shy about my Christmas spirit, and want to blind people with my new-found baking prowess, I added about three times the recommended amount of food coloring.
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After speaking with Sufian and his family, we followed our new-found friends, the intelligence officers, deeper into the city by car where they promised to take us to their commander.
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It will be interesting to see what this new-found desire to take a higher public profile will entail for the industry, with likely targets being an increased social media presence.
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A slew of companies are announcing new-found compatibility with Google's Home hub this morning, including August Home smart locks, Logitech's Harmony line and light bulbs from TP-Link and LIFX.
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Paramore's Hayley Williams married New Found Glory guitarist Chad Gilbert in Nashville over the weekend after nearly eight years together and over a year of engagement, her rep confirms to PEOPLE.
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Turnbull, who has lagged in opinion polls all year, and his minority government were forced to accept a widespread banking inquiry after independent members in parliament flexed their new-found power.
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The country may be on the brink of "a new American industrial resurgence," with a "new-found enthusiasm for American manufacturing," U.S. Steel CEO Mario Longhi said at an industry conference.
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Technology: up 23.4 percent Financials: up 24.4 percent Source: Thomson Reuters Traders will be listening to hear what corporations will be doing with their new-found money from the tax cuts.
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He will not reveal his exact returns because his new-found wealth has already left him the victim of hacking and extortion — part and parcel of the freewheeling digital currency marketplace.
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MILAN (Reuters) - European shares bounced back on Monday as new-found optimism among investors about the new round of trade talks between Beijing and Washington lifted bourses from one-week lows.
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Shkreli says a New Yorker reporter—who apparently learned he's a fan of bands like Thursday, Brand New, and New Found Glory—has been haranguing him to attend an emo night.
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But with a refurbished stadium plus a squad containing exciting young players such as Sweden forward Alexander Isak and Norway's Martin Odegaard, there is a new-found enthusiasm about the club.
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Despite her new-found fame, Stefani told Vogue that she had full creative control of her look — and admits she used Manic Panic box hair dye to achieve the bold color.
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For the first time since he started speaking, a wry smile tugged at the corners of his mouth, a wink and a nod to his new-found fame in the community.
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Aparicio had never acted before she was cast as a domestic worker in the film "Roma", and she used her new found fame as a platform to campaign for workers. 10.
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After beating Serena to win the 2016 French Open Muguruza struggled to adapt to her new-found status, but this year's Wimbledon triumph has been taken smoothly in her long stride.
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As companies look to take advantage of their new found freedom, this is likely to be only the first of many apps created by carriers and ISPs to spy on their users.
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Confucius said that reflection is the noblest method to learn wisdom, and fortunately, our new found reflection and introspection has become an asset to us and we have evolved and grown considerably.
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So while much of the focus is on North Korea's new-found ability to reach US cities, it's important to keep the tiny US island territory — and its military bases — in mind.
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Confucius said that reflection is the noblest method to learn wisdom, and fortunately, our new found reflection and introspection has become an asset to us and we have evolved and grown considerably.
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"You have this new found confidence in the United States now, rightly or wrongly, that America is serious about ISIS, it's serious about the Muslim Brotherhood, it's serious about Iran," Coffey said.
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The premiere gets off to an energetic start, as the buddies revel in their new-found riches by hiring a barbershop quartet to sing foul-mouthed songs to those who wronged them.
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I am afraid that this new found source of strength will make it more difficult to push the government to find a peaceful resolution to all of the armed conflicts within Sudan.
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"I haven't done that yet," Metz, 37, told Andy Cohen, host of Bravo's "Watch What Happens Live," on Thursday, when he asked what extravagant purchase she's made with her new-found wealth.
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His new-found status as Grand Tour winner would make him an obvious target for rival teams, but Brailsford believes the 32-year-old Welshman is best-served by staying at Sky.
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I don't know whether I should be celebrating the new-found attention or worrying that my friends seem to like the dad version of my online self better than the real one.
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Qamar had just been laid off from her 9 to 5 "talking to Jim by the water cooler" job in advertising, and used her new found time to discover a hidden talent.
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Life goes on, but if we continue with our new found "Home Alone" strategy, we will be left with nothing but coal in our stocking, and a small bowl of figgy pudding.
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McIlroy, who with a victory this week would become only the sixth player to win each of golf's four majors, credited his new-found ability to remain patient for his recent form.
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The Australian Securities and Investments Commission, the corporate watchdog, has already filed lawsuits against each of the "Big Four" banks and AMP this year, in a sign of its new-found muscle.
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"IBM has a long history with Java, and we shouldn't confuse IBM's commercial and competitive interests with a new-found interest in the proper balancing of copyright protection for software," Glueck said.
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Then, when the business was sold to AOL, he decided to use his new-found expertise to move beyond the "cutting edge" to what he called the "bleeding edge" of customer data.
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Moreover, America's allies (Turkey, Egypt, Israel, Jordan, the Gulf monarchies and Saudi Arabia) are all striking deals with Russia that reflect their awareness of our disengagement and of Moscow's new-found power.
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Roosevelt's trust-busting at the start of the twentieth century, when he broke up the monopoly power of America's largest corporations, was further testament to the new-found confidence of the democratic state.
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The industry moves fast, thanks to innovations in technology and new-found ingredients but, with all the white noise, it can be hard to know what's actually good for your specific hair type.
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Mr Gordon makes a grating imaginative leap by suggesting that Carter's support for four female writers aged between 60 and 80 is symbolic of a "new-found peace with the idea of motherhood".
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Apple's new-found transparency on the matter is an attempt to placate pro users who have been waiting for a meaningful update to the company's modular desktop system for more than three-years.
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Liu said the new-found status should help the 320-strong team as it expands beyond its nine current offices in Beijing, Hong Kong, London, Melbourne, San Francisco, Singapore, Shanghai, Shenzhen and Tokyo.
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" All of Morgan's new-found growth is now finding its way into his first new recorded music since his 2016 debut album, Vinyl, which produced the chart-topping single "I Met a Girl.
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Obviously it's still very early days, but to us it looks as though Sansa's new-found strength could be in danger of tipping over into jealousy and, quite possibly, some form of betrayal.
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Aside from their new-found commitment to defending the arc, Whiteside and Reed give the team a two-fold paint presence, a must in today's wide-open NBA where penetration is the norm.
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The new-found integration means that Spotify Premium subscribers can access the hardware via Spotify Connect, utilizing multiroom functionality and picking up where a track left off on mobile or other streaming devices.
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There's so much that could still be said about Kieran Hebden's new found ego behind the decks, but as demonstrated in that peak time Saturday night set, his fearlessness is weirdly spell-binding.
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"Democrats had no problem rigging their primary against Bernie Sanders and his supporters," the email continues, "and now they're choosing to strip the Silent Majority of their new-found voice in our country."
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Seeing that I was just wearing an old New Found Glory shirt and I was there to prove myself to my lady, I went OG and commenced to eat it with my hands.
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With his big serve clicking and a new-found aggression on returns, Isner won titles in Newport and Atlanta this summer, but when it comes to his hopes and expectations, "nothing has changed".
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Turnstile was breaking every rule hardcore established since its genesis, even touring with pop-punk bands like New Found Glory, and people were loving them because of it, not in spite of it.
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The president started his Saturday tweet storm on a positive note, offering a "Happy Canada Day" to the people of that country and to his "new found friend" Justin Trudeau, the prime minister.
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He was sacked over the activism, but his new-found prominence led to his election as a lawmaker in 2017, representing his own party: the Patriots of Senegal for Work, Ethics and Fraternity (PASTEF).
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The result was a gusher of wealth, much of it captured in the state's permanent fund, a pot of gold created to share the new-found oil riches with the people of the state.
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"My wife @laur_akins labored almost 36 hours😳She is by far the strongest human being I have ever met and I have a new found respect for moms around the world," he added.
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Over the weekend, the Paramore singer, 27, and the New Found Glory guitarist, 34, exchanged vows in front of their family and friends – including their bandmates, of course – at The Franklin Theatre in Tennessee.
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None appears willing to tolerate an outcome in which its electorate could perceive political leaders as either surrendering new-found principles or allowing the country to be taken advantage of in reaching an agreement.
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With his new found love of the lead leg front snap kick it might be interesting to see Hall break out the Glaube Feitosa tape and begin working on that lead leg Brazilian kick.
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In part, banks' new-found confidence stems from a plea deal struck by Odebrecht in December with U.S., Brazilian and Swiss prosecutors, which drew a line under the main legal risks to the group.
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The pop game is more ruthless now than ever with the impetus put on streaming numbers, which can be bloated with more songs, and the new found importance of making your song meme-able.
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"I'm not hugely into conscious rap, but I think that the conversation's moved..." he says, attributing the shift to a new found confidence among a "post-Obama" generation of artists such as Kendrick Lamar.
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Journalist Lee Strobel seemed to think so in 1980 when he spent two years of his life attempting to debunk the resurrection myth in order to save his wife from her new-found Christianity.
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The Finns Party's new-found reasonableness was seen by many as evidence that one way to tame Europe's new populist parties is to include them in government, forcing them to accept a measure of responsibility.
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Yet one of the most bewildering things centered not on the globe's new-found infatuation with Flappy Bird or the release of Sharknado 2, but on the whereabouts of our new favourite artist, Jelani Blackman.
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Chinese soccer's new-found cash also means a deluge of heavy-handed corporate sponsorships, and Bian and others say that hampers Beijing's aim of nurturing a grass-roots base for the sport and homegrown talent.
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But this year, the company hiked its prices, moving customers from a $210 monthly payment to a $220 monthly payment, at its highest, marking the first wave of doubt over this new-found business model.
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What remains to be seen is whether this new-found view that the worst is past has any basis in reality, or whether it's just a different type of delusion for the beleaguered coal industry.
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The new-found corporate interest signals a major change from 2013, when the Supreme Court overturned an earlier ruling that had lifted the ban on gay sex, and companies distanced themselves from LGBT+-themed events.
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" Letter to the judge Sayoc wrote a letter to a federal judge in April that explained his obsession with Trump, saying that going to one of his rallies was like using a "new found drug.
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So far Depp hasn't commented on the possible downfall of his longtime nemesis but Heard tweeted on Tuesday she had sent Australia's deputy leader a box of kiwi fruit to celebrate his new found heritage.
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STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Having crowned her long career with America's first ever Olympic cross-country gold in the sprint relay in Pyeongchang, Kikkan Randall plans to use her new-found fame to inspire the next generation.
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Forever the master of multidimensional chess and mind games, Trump kept his first tweet low-key, wishing "all of the great people of Canada" and his "new found friend Justin Trudeau" a happy Canada day.
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"While not the primary culprit for Tuesday's selloff, tomorrow's vote on Obamacare's replacement will play a significant role for whether this new-found skittishness will persist," said Jeremy Klein, chief market strategist at FBN Securities.
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Last month, despite the new-found bonhomie, the Philippines said at a summit of Asian nations in Laos that it was "gravely concerned" about Chinese boats preparing to build structures at the disputed Scarborough Shoal.
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The After Laughter album campaign—during which she announced that she has split from her husband, New Found Glory's Chad Gilbert—in particular has seen her sometimes treated unfairly by a male-dominated music press.
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One promising thing that came out of Leslie Jones' new found love for Drag Race—aside for the pure, comedic entertainment it's provided us all—is the potential new friendship between Jones and Alyssa Edwards.
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Even with Schroder's scoring ability, the Raptors would hold an edge at the point with Lowry anything close to full strength, and their new-found defense would threaten to severely limit Atlanta's 26th-ranked offense.
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Countess LuAnn de Lesseps has been giddily vocal about her new-found love with fiancé Tom D'Agostino, but she wasn't always so keen to share the truly intimate details of her private life with the world.
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There have already been questions raised about possible Russian interference in government elections in the US. So will it use its new-found warfare capability to influence international relations to its own advantage in the future?
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"We are stuck in our European doldrums", said Oddo Securities trader Mikael Jacob, noting no spillover effect from investors' new-found optimism that the Federal Reserve might adopt a dovish tone at its meeting on Wednesday.
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Once they complete their training, these smiley sweethearts will be placed, free of charge, with a child or adult with a disability, who will gain new found independence and freedom thanks to their highly-skilled canine.
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The Chinese ability to implement drones so seamlessly into their everyday lives points out both the Chinese government's willingness to embrace new technology and the Chinese population's new-found wealth to afford this sort of technology.
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After clearing customs and immigration at the airport, she headed to the waiting area where not only her biological parents, but a half-sister and others in her new-found extended family were waiting for her.
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The bookmakers' favorites to win the first Olympic rugby union gold medal in 92 years, albeit in the sport's shorter format, Fiji have wedded a new-found consistency to their traditionally strong skillset under Ryan's guidance.
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She particularly credits her successful turn on DWTS – during which she also balanced her gigs on ABC's GMA and World News Tonight with David Muir – and becoming a new mom in December for her new-found confidence.
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Rao, who browses the MIT Department of Materials Science and Engineering's website every week to see "if there's anything new," found an article on the site that detailed how new technologies are used to detect hazardous substances.
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Although "our creative imagination seems to be richer when it comes to our transgressions than to our commitments," Ms Perel notes that quite a few people manage to bring their new-found selves back to their partners.
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Some of the initial euphoria of the new-found freedom was eclipsed by a swell of arrests of women activists who had long lobbied to lift the draconian driving ban just prior to it coming into effect.
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Neale Richmond, the party's spokesman on European affairs, said Johnson's description of the backstop as "anti-democratic" was "new found spin," tweeting that Johnson had voted for it as part of the withdrawal agreement earlier this year.
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He soon realizes that he's been embarrassingly close to his car all night and speeds off to his ethics conference, where he turns his portentous but apparently meaningless experience into a vehicle for his new-found nihilism.
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ITRI was expecting usage growth of just one percent last year, but relative to the new-found optimism pervading the rest of the industrials metal pack, tin's under-performance so far this year still looks slightly strange.
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"Whenever I hit it on the fairway I gave it a good look for birdie and made those putts today," said the world number 119, who is playing with new-found confidence after working on his driving distance.
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Convention-goers decked out in leather and other gear spent their days in workshops and their nights putting new found knowledge to use in dedicated BDSM play-spaces, graciously hosted by Chicago's famous BDSM brotherhood, the Hellfire Club.
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In the first sign of how he intends to use his new-found fiscal flexibility, he will set out on Monday a new 2 billion-pound ($2.58 billion) borrowing plan to help address a long-term housing shortage.
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Her Broadway credits include the revivals of The Heiress (1976) and Design for Living (1984) — and the premiere production Tom Stoppard's 1977 play Dirty Linen & New-Found-Land, for which she was nominated for a Drama Desk Award.
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Helping support the gains in Europe, euro zone businesses ended the third quarter with much stronger growth than predicted, adding to evidence of the region's new-found dynamism which has spurred strong inflows into European equities this year.
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Archie's girlfriend-who-deserves-better, Val (Hayley Law), calls him out on his new-found privilege, asking, "Wouldn't you rather earn your place at that table, with your music?" she asks, practically invoking the hallowed words of Solange.
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"Please do come to Myanmar, soak in an atmosphere brimming with opportunities and witness our new-found economic vibrancy with your own eyes," she told a crowd of business people, diplomats and journalists gathered at a conference hall.
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Other high-profile celebrities have cashed in on tequila's new-found international appeal, as the sprit moves into the ranks of top-shelf liquors and sheds its image as a fiery booze drunk by desperadoes and frat boys.
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Abdulkhaleq Abdulla, an Emirati analyst, says the UAE's assertiveness reflects a new-found confidence in Abu Dhabi over its "soft" and "hard" resources, ranging from its financial clout to strong relations with the west and growing military power.
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The company said it plans to use its new found capital to speed up Alipay's international plans, and to develop technology and financial services to serve unbanked and underbanked consumers and small enterprises, while hiring in emerging markets.
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Vitol could use its new-found Angolan volumes to help cover a 10-year obligation to supply South Korea's Korea Midland Power Co. with 400,000 tonnes of LNG annually, or to grow its share of the spot market.
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Laura Dahlmeier's superb haul of five gold medals for Germany also lifted the sport's prominence there, and many of these new-found fans will be keeping an eye out for her and her team mates in South Korea.
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As most readers know, MMA was legalized to enter the Big Apple earlier this year, and fight organizations wasted little time to bring events to their new found territory, most notably Conor McGregor's historic win this last weekend.
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When the Supreme Court ruled it unconstitutional in 2015 to block same-sex couples from marrying, millions of people joined in the celebrations of their new-found rights: 25m Facebook users added a rainbow filter to their profile picture.
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Mitnick has not heard from the Trump campaign in the days since the Times report, but has received new found attention from the media after it was revealed that he played a key role in preparing Trump's previous returns.
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A drop in mortgage interest rates last month following the Brexit vote has borrowers rushing back to the bank, some hoping to cash in on their monthly mortgage payments and some hoping to cash out new-found home equity.
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He says the new found co-operation could help advance the peace process with the Arab states keen to work with a new US President at a time where the threat of Iran is perhaps a more worrisome prospect.
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Once the 8-week-old puppy completes all of his training, which usually take 16-18 months, he will be given to a visually-impaired person free of charge, helping that individual gain a new found sense of freedom.
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A mixed bag, to be sure, but overall, a seemingly positive sign as the company works to take its next step in a world that may well have a new-found desire for added mobile security in the near future.
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"The UK is the EU's largest market so every incentive exists for the UK to strike a free trade deal with the EU while using its new-found control to also strike free trade deals across the world," it said.
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The same year Kid Dynamite was released, Saves The Day released Can't Slow Down, and a Florida band, then going by the name A New Found Glory, would also make their intentions to marry pop-punk and hardcore together known.
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The party that inflicted this change on the country has a duty to demonstrate how it can use its new-found freedoms to make life better, particularly in areas that were heavily influenced by the EU such as migration and farming.
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"Vietnam was quite enthusiastic about its new-found friend in the Philippines under Aquino, but Duterte's constant emotional outbursts against Washington has them a bit concerned," said Murray Hiebert, a Southeast Asia specialist at Washington's Center for Strategic and International Studies.
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The dollar continued to lose ground, slipping 0.3 percent to stay near seven-week lows against a basket of currencies In another sign of markets' new-found optimism, the safe-haven yen slipped to two-month lows against the dollar .
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Viewed alongside works from other towering figures of 1950s New York, including Willem De Kooning and Clyfford Still, "Blue Poles" evokes a past era when America was brimming with new-found creative confidence and possessed the will to defy past conventions.
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His downfall in 1998 ushered in democratic reforms, and alongside them a new-found freedom for hardline Islamist groups, many of which have been involved in harassing and violently attacking religious minorities, feminists and lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) groups.
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They will pay off their two children's student loans as well as their own mortgage and, after investing the rest of their new-found fortune, keep living in the same home, with the same jobs, in the Memphis suburb of Munford.
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New-found political stability, the completion of a three-year IMF programme, privatisations and a $46 billion agreement with China for an economic corridor mean economic growth is expected to reach around 5 percent in the fiscal year to June 57.53.
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"A group of older women from Nebraska came to a recent class to celebrate—get this—retiring from very high-powered governmental jobs that they couldn't even discuss and to cheers their new-found freedom to consume cannabis again," Keyes shares.
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He focuses on both theology and history right up to the mid-19th century—when slavery became a bone of contention between European imperial powers, full of new-found abolitionist zeal, and traditional Muslim authorities across the Middle East and beyond.
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Her new-found joie de vivre helped Sui to immediately forget about her crash landing, which happened less than a minute into their free skate, and she floated through the rest of the free skate which included a quad twist lift.
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That new-found power is helping CBS, just as it and rival networks are getting squeezed by young viewers who "cut the cord" on their expensive cable packages, contributing to a dip in the advertising dollars that are TV companies' traditional mainstay.
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The job would let her break free from a cycle of low-paid drudgery at her spinning mill in Rajapalayam, in the southern Indian state of Tamil Nadu, and give her new-found stature and the chance to escape a traditional female destiny.
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Located smack-bang in the middle of Union Square, Matter's new-found focus on New York is perhaps an obvious move; whereas Silicon Valley traditionally has a concentration of tech startups, New York remains the hub of everything media and adtech focused.
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There has been a surge of interest and excitement among some black Americans, especially black women, who are inspired by Meghan Markle's new-found status, said Sarah Gaither, a Duke University psychology professor who has focused on diversity issues and race relations.
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Famed for his flying knee knockout win over the previously unbeaten wrestler Ben Askren in July, which broke the UFC record for the fastest finish in company history, Masvidal capitalized on his new-found popularity worldwide by challenging Conor McGregor to a fight.
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The Paktor CEO said this new-found financial security has allowed him to "think through things with clear head" and take a look at upcoming trends that Paktor, which operates a Tinder-like dating app and an offline matchmaking service, can attack.
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This spirit is present in the warmth and joy of meals shared with other women of color in my field, in new-found acceptance to Latinx communities in New York, in helping others find their voice and in finding value in my own.
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To understand how Nelson wound up covering the most dramatic skyscraper climb since the time that guy suction-cupped his way up the side of Trump Tower, we called him up to talk about raccoons, journalism, and his new-found Twitter fame.
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That raised some eyebrows, given the last three CONCACAF presidents have been indicted on various corruption charges by the U.S. Department of Justice, but before the delegates could feel too comfortable in their new-found victim status, Ali had veered dramatically to a doomsday scenario.
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It's a beautiful time, not just because of the potential for fun and run-ins with attractive-looking people, but because it can feel like this new sun-flecked life has taken you firmly within its grasp, releasing a new-found world of opportunity.
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But Ahmad quickly flexed new-found muscle as he persuaded delegates at the CAF Congress to overrule Hayatou, who continued to chair the rest of the meeting despite his election defeat, and postpone important votes on the appointment of independent auditing and oversight structures.
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As someone who knows how to swell up, I also know the tremendous challenges that are associated with taking off the new found love… Under Lou Holtz at Notre Dame, I had to put on nearly 70 pounds to compete on the football field.
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Spicer's closing keynote will provide an inside perspective of now U.S. President Trump's administration and policy plans regarding the U.S. energy revolution and our new-found wealth of natural gas, particularly in the states of Pennsylvania, Ohio and West Virginia," conference organizers said. "Mr.
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The issuing civil war, and the battle for Tripoli, is creating the conditions for a renewed humanitarian crisis with Libyans and African migrants in the middle, while offering an opening for the return of the Islamic State and Russia's new found interest in the region.
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New York (CNN Business)Disney's new streaming service will test Marvel's power, the reach of the "Star Wars" galaxy and the magic of animated classics spanning more than 80 years, coupled with the new-found bulk provided by its acquisition of Fox Entertainment assets.
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"I'm sure the workers in the Bangladeshi sweat shops who make the hideous Trump ties would be interested to know he has a new found concern about outsourcing now," said Tim Miller, a top GOP operative and Jeb Bush's former spokesperson during the GOP primary.
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Today, Austin and Danika talk to the host of the trivia game phenomenon HQ, Scott Rogowsky, about his beginnings in stand-up comedy, the transient bliss of HQ, grappling with new found fame, what exactly counts as cheating (no googling!), and the development of the HQ community.
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Dow's new-found hubris, backed up by Liveris' role as Trump's choice to head of the American Manufacturing Council, was vividly displayed by the fact that no one from Dow bothered to testify at the public hearings on scaling back environmental protections that regulate the company's pesticides.
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In the same way that embarking on a new-found life of meditating each morning then giving up because, well, fuck meditating everyday, searching for spirituality at Glastonbury only works in its most beneficial form when it's the only thing you strive for at the festival.
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Though she thought "everything was finally going to be perfect and live happily ever after," it all came crashing down (hence the piano metaphor) after former Paramore band member Jeremy Davis quit and she married New Found Glory guitarist Gilbert in February 2016 after nearly eight years together.
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Or, last option: Fiddy has a new-found love for sharing a stanky bedroom with three Europeans, some bed bugs, a man who doesn't talk yet snores through the night, cheap vodka and a whole load of sweat, and wants to promote that lifestyle to the wider world.
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"It's a bit startling to achieve global recognition (if that's the right word) ... on account of your sister, your brother-in-law and your bottom," she wrote in introductory comments to a recipe and party planning book she later penned on the back of her new found fame.
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While everyone scrambles to buy a chance at the record breaking lottery jackpot ... we couldn't help but do a little day-dreaming about what we'd do if we took home the big prize -- so we whipped up a gallery of what the staff would buy with their new-found fortune!
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This, Instabridge co-founder Niklas Agevik tells me, will include building out a team in India, and plays into the company's new-found mission of expanding internet access in developing countries where internet services remain relatively expensive and yet access to the internet is a proven means of "reducing income inequality".
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People find him because of viral YouTube clips, where he dismembers sanctimonious ideologues with a mike-dropping command of fact and logic; they stay for two hour lectures on psychology, mythology, and religious texts — there are more than 400 hours online — on their new-found quest for understanding and meaning.
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"When Emmanuel Macron won the French presidency last year, European elites were comforted after twelve months of Trump, Brexit, and a seemingly unstoppable populist global backlash — including against the EU. Now, Italy's upcoming general election is beginning to shake that new-found confidence," writes Jonas Parello-Plesner of the Hudson Institute.
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The influential Long Island mob formed in 1997 and soon found a home with sad-pop-punk pioneers Drive-Thru Records (New Found Glory, The Starting Line, Hellogoodbye), through which they released the Has a Gambling Problem EP and their third and final album Forty Hour Train Back to Penn.
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As you'd expect, Obilić's opposition played with a new-found freedom now that they didn't have a mass murderer visualising their funeral from the byline, and proceeded to inflict six league defeats on the club in the second half of the season – the exact same figure accumulated during Arkan's entire tenure.
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Harry Reid's incendiary Sunday letter to FBI Director James Comey was noted at the time mostly for its far-fetched allegation that Comey may have violated the Hatch Act by dropping his vaguely phrased letter to Congress about emails that may or may not be new found on Anthony Weiner's laptop.
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As for Rob – who hasn't appeared on his family's reality show in nearly two years while battling weight gain and depression – it looks like he's back and better than ever after his new-found romance with fiancée Blac Chyna prompted him work on his health and emerge from his formerly reclusive lifestyle.
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This Is Why Half the Internet Shut Down TodayTwitter, Spotify and Reddit, and a huge swath of other websites were down or screwed up this…Read more ReadNow that things are back in order, and my sweet Twitter has returned, I have a new found appreciation for the luscious content she provides us.
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The robot, a three-dimensional bust with a projection of a human-like face, aims to build on our new-found ease talking to voice assistants like Siri and Alexa, by persuading us to interact with it as if it were a person, picking up on our cues to strike up a rapport.
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Counting down to the world's largest lottery drawing in history, CNBC will give viewers a lesson in Lottery 101 – what you should and should not do if you win, why winning for some isn't all it is cracked up to be and whose company you should keep with your new found wealth.
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Read more: The 15-year-old American who took Wimbledon by storm will reportedly be a millionaire before the end of the yearThat new-found fame was felt back in the States, as she told Teen Vogue her family car was followed by a stranger and they had to stop to tell the police.
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If anyone would know, it'd be Steve Wide, a radio announcer who hosts the long running UK indie program Far and Wide on the excellent Melbourne community station Triple R. Steve has been involved in shoegaze since it's formation so we reached out to see what he thought about the genre's new found popularity.
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The Republicans now "must follow through on their new-found policies and promise to disassociate their own campaigns — whether campaign appearances or contributions — from a politician at the head of their party accused by at least 16 women of sexual harassment and assault," said Will Baskin-Gerwitz, the Indiana Democratic Party's senior media strategist.
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It remains unclear if companies such as AT&T, Comcast, and Verizon will take immediate advantage of their new-found role as the internet's gatekeepers—doing so may provide net neutrality advocates concrete proof of the hypothetical harms that experts say are likely to result from the FCC's decision, endangering efforts to maintain their new power.
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While Roberts may have taken her new found obsession of everything pink to a semi-permanent level, the cool-girl shade can also be had with far less commitment, thanks to spray-in products like Kristen Ess Rose Gold Temporary Tint, which delivers an eerily similar muted blush tone, but washes out with a shampoo or two.
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While we have yet to see if this was a two-way exchange and Lohan also walked away with a new leather sheath, it sounds like the actress is well overdue for a trip to Calabasas to see what sartorial goodies she might be able to lease for the weekend from her new-found famous siblings.
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This particular live art experience is often site-specific and purposefully set up for an audience in spaces like the Vortex Dome Theater in LA. While Axelrod's Ayahuasca Purge fuses music, video projection mapping, and sculpture to showcase a new-found perspective through dancing digital images that are the closest representation to what you may experience on Ayahuasca.
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Besides tapping into a new found love of train travel, my trip on the Shosholoza Meyl Premier Classe provided the ultimate in affordable luxury: For 212,853 rand (plus a 285-rand booking fee, for a total of about $210), I had my own air-conditioned sleeper compartment, a shower and a proper dining car serving multicourse meals.
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Their alleged new-found puritanical stance does not comport with their decades of silence, particularly when it came to former President Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson Clinton3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Buckingham Palace: Any suggestion Prince Andrew was involved in Epstein scandal 'abhorrent' The magic of majority rule in elections MORE's indiscretions.
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By gathering his legion of teenage girls in One Direction, Zayn's already done the groundwork in bagging the biggest fan base; now all he has to do is release a couple of bangers with the backing of a few on-point producers (like Malay of Frank Ocean fame, who he's already working with) and he'll easily slot into Bieber's new found territory.
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Read more: Khabib Nurmagomedov is continuing to shun Conor McGregor and instead wants to fight Tony Ferguson in front of 70,000 RussiansA Nigerian fighter is being hailed as the new Conor McGregor because of his showmanship, flashy fight style, and new-found championship statusThe 22-year-old Irish fighter being compared to Conor McGregor could actually be a greater example of 'modern' MMA
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Plus, he's drawing opposing bigs to the arc as a trailer in transition, and in the half court his new-found range opens up things for his teammates: When opponents—knowing he's their only real threat—attempt to double and triple-team Gasol, he has the vision to spot the open cutter: Gasol is one of the most valuable defensive players in the league, too.
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Conversely, the president's new-found enthusiasm for bilateral diplomacy with Kim risks the United States getting suckered into a fruitless series of negotiations (keep in mind that the peace negotiations at Panmunjon have been dragging on for 65 years!) that might result in an even "badder" deal than his predecessor signed with Iran or forcing him to storm out of the negotiations in a huff.
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" On Kushner's new-found confidence since getting his security clearance back: Jared KushnerJared Corey KushnerTop immigration aide experienced 'jolt of electricity to my soul' when Trump announced campaign Dick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Trump Jr. dismisses conflicts of interest, touts projects in Indonesia MORE "recently stood up and walked out of a meeting that [Chief of Staff John KellyJohn Francis KellyMORE] was leading.
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Read more:A Nigerian fighter is being hailed as the new Conor McGregor because of his showmanship, flashy fight style, and new-found championship statusJorge Masvidal says Dana White won't let him fight Conor McGregor in case he ends up murdering himConor McGregor calls for a rematch in Moscow after Khabib Nurmagomedov retains UFC lightweight title against Dustin PoirierHow Conor McGregor went from Dublin plumber to the king of combat sports
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Moving forward, North Korea's new-found confidence is likely to lead to additional missile tests and threats to the region and the US. The real issue is how continued North Korean provocations distract the US from its goal of denuclearizing the Korean peninsula, according to Anthony Ruggiero, a former deputy director of the US Treasury Department and an expert on the use of targeted financial measures for the Foundation for Defense of Democracies.
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They pointed out that Puigdemont was caught between a rock and a hard place, since he must maintain the new-found momentum towards Catalan independence engendered by the previous weekend's referendum or risk losing control of his fractious coalition; but he had also to weigh that against the threats advanced by Madrid, suggesting that the central government would intervene — with the involvement of security forces as required — and suspend Catalonia's hard-won autonomy.
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President Trump on Saturday morning tweeted "happy Canada Day" to "the great people of Canada" and his "new found friend" Prime Minister Justin TrudeauJustin Pierre James TrudeauTrudeau visits Vancouver gay bar to mark city's LGBT Pride week EU official in Canada says he feels 'at home' there because no one was shouting 'send him back' Trudeau rips Trump over attacks on Democratic lawmakers: 'That is not how we do things in Canada' MORE.
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