"We will not move, we will not move," a small crowd chanted at Dar el-Salam station in south Cairo as policemen looked on.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - History does not move in neat increments.
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I still believe the Democrats should not move to impeachment.
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The market does not move on this number much anymore.
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Unlike a traditional chain, the rubber belt does not move.
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Unlike a metal chain, the belt drive does not move.
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"I believe the president should not move forward," Kasich said.
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Nonetheless, the states still do not move in martial lockstep.
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It seems that most will not move for money alone.
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The Doomsday Clock's minute hand did not move in 2016.
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Pirelli engineers, however, did not move on nearly so quickly.
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Changing "manhole" to "maintenance hole" does not move mankind forward.
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He will not move to Philadelphia for his new job.
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Apparently she did not move fast enough for his liking.
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So the new items may not move the needle much.
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But he said the justices should not move too fast.
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But the effort did not move forward after Republican Sen.
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She woke up inside a body that could not move.
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But the report says "the throttles did not move," without elaborating.
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Why not move a few thousand of them to Youngstown, Ohio?
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Lake draws his weapon and yells at Sterling to not move.
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If they do not move fast, there's going to be trouble.
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Politico first reported that the rescissions proposal would not move forward.
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The debates did not move the needle for South Bend, Ind.
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Curiously, this giant atmospheric feature does not move with the atmosphere.
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They'd like to ask the question of us, why not move?
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I did not move to New York because of the show.
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Libra should not move forward until all concerns are fully addressed.
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His body was so close to hers she could not move.
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Mayor Gimenez said the county would not move in that direction.
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Murakami warned that people should not move to the Hawaiian Islands.
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And why not move away from identity politics to something bigger?
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This team does not move the ball with more purpose sans Thomas.
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The polls did not move, much to the consternation of Trudeau officials.
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The car did not move, and it went back to red again.
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Guess I can not move it now to cover up the mark.
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If better jobs are available somewhere more pleasant, then why not move?
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That is, the Status Convention does not move the status problem forward.
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If the schools do not move quickly, autonomy could prove short-lived.
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When the crowds did not move fast enough, the police turned vicious.
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Eight other competitors, including Iceland, Estonia and Moldova, did not move ahead.
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It does not move us forward, it does not bring us together.
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Tax changes, however, may not move the broadband needle in rural areas.
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But the court may not move too aggressively to remake American society.
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She tried to make herself comfortable, and then she could not move.
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Why can't mobile ads not move with our wrists to appear 3D?
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Some said the latest violent episodes would probably not move many votes.
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You could not move, though, because you were so packed in there.
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She tried yelling, but discovered she could not move a single muscle.
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Vulnerability, she often emphasizes, is a state to embrace, not move beyond.
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Then the building owner decided to not move forward with the lease.
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Spanish pricing data held no surprises and did not move the market.
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Contentious hearings did not move the needle in either direction for Kavanaugh.
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The Graham-Cassidy … bill does not move us closer to that goal.
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Spanish pricing data held no surprises and did not move the market.
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Spanish pricing data held no surprises and did not move the market.
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Another worry revolves around SpaceX's decision to not move the Starlink satellite.
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Cars would not run, hospitals would close, food shipments could not move.
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Why not move to an area that's less of a fire hazard?
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But for the rest of this video, this dude just does not move.
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Investors typically sell options when they think the market will not move much.
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Drug companies may not move much, since the bill doesn't tinker with pricing.
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"Many more will die if the world does not move faster," he said.
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The rupiah and Jakarta's stock index did not move much after the announcement.
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Shares of AT&T and Comcast did not move on the president's tweets.
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If you're missing one link in the chain, the aid does not move.
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Instead, I decided to conduct an experiment: I would not move the shirt.
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His Republican majority could not move legislation to undo the Affordable Care Act.
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I need to keep my feet propped up and not move much today.
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Because if anything that does not move us toward (Maduro's resignation) is useless.
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HELLER Let's not move on before talking about the diversity of performers onstage.
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All three are expected to be weak but not move the pound significantly.
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"It has taken six years, and we did not move everyone," Shekhar said.
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But they're still set in their own ways to not move beyond vodka.
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The Grantland writing gang did not move en masse to The Ringer, either.
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I did this several time, and the can did not move at all.
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" He added, "I have decided that I will not move into this house.
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Politico was the first to report the rescission package would not move forward.
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But Day could not move on to higher-caliber racing without leaving home.
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To not move forward after that would be a tough pill to swallow.
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Nutella curled up at the foot of his bed and did not move.
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His mind next turned to his right hand, which he could not move.
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Misdirection and offering opinion as fact do not move us in that direction.
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A leader in a dog pack does not move for lower-ranking dogs.
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Netflix says it will not move forward with his next planned standup special.
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In fact, audiences continue to hunger for photographs precisely because they do not move.
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For the first 14 days, I laid on my bed and did not move.
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It did not move; its stillness was preparatory to a performance that never came.
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On Saturday, Ortega announced that he would not move up elections scheduled for 2021.
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He will apparently instead perform community service, but the case will not move forward.
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Just a couple bad actors could not move the needle in a significant way.
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The words of presidents (to say nothing of presidential candidates) do not move mountains.
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Unless strategic to their growth, it will set them back, not move them forward.
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However, the Commission ultimately did not move to draft a law addressing the issue.
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Beside the mosaic is a ladder owned by Catholics, who will not move it.
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Byrd broke a bone in his spine and could not move his lower body.
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"If diplomacy does not move in the right direction ... [sanctions] will increase," Pompeo warned.
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Meanwhile, 2628 percent of respondents said that Congress should not move to impeach Trump.
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The Rich Are Planning to Leave This Wretched Planet Let's Not Move to Mars
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Clemson fans, bedecked in orange, did not move, cheering and anticipating the trophy presentation.
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It was a heart attack, one so severe she could not move or speak.
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As a result, PayPal will not move forward with our planned expansion into Charlotte.
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The passage of time is less visible in painting — the canvas does not move.
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Ms. Davis "got so tired and could not move her arms," the suit says.
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He added that without three counties supporting the move, it would not move forward.
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He told the authorities that he could not move for more than six hours.
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But Senate Republicans have said they will not move on Obama's nominee this year.
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While there, he could not move as freely around the prison as other inmates.
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He said the bill "will not move" from the speaker's desk without being negotiated.
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Why did you decide to stay and not move up to an F.B.S. school?
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You've got to fight hard and stay with principle and not move on it.
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The investigation centers on whether the company did not move quickly enough in informing investors.
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But Flannery did not heed their advice and did not move GE's presentations to GAAP.
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Do not move unless you are in danger and do not splint any injuries, OK?
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Once on, a chicken does not move toward you as the leash is made taut.
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They can say Mass but not move around their dioceses as freely as they wanted.
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And then even the poorest families will eventually just not move into a school district.
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"They will not move in if we do not change the Town Council," Jessop said.
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Even if he wanted to, Mr Piñera could not move Chile sharply to the right.
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Until those steps are taken, Schumer said, the Senate should not move forward on confirmations.
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"I was born here and will not move anywhere else," said Feisal Abu Dahok, 45.
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Boeing maintains it did not move to South Carolina in order to avoid the union.
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Your knees should remain in a slightly bent position and not move throughout the movement.
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His plan would not move the U.S. in the direction of a consumption-based system.
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She could not move or speak, but she could see them peering down at her.
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He added that "many cleanup projects will not move forward" if the program is eliminated.
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Officials in Kinshasa, Congo's capital, did not move swiftly to hold the perpetrators to account.
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However, Democrats themselves did not move with particular dispatch since July in locating possible witnesses.
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" I dragged the camera over on a tripod, and I just insisted, "Do not move.
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Do not move him unless he is in danger and do not splint any injuries.
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I realized that I could stack all the colors together, and not move the air.
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Lasha said Cosby then laid her down on the bed, and she could not move.
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But this fall, they were told, one by one, that they could not move in.
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The president called his lawyer a "lying bastard" but did not move to replace him.
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Not voting, while certainly making a statement, does not move us forward, in most cases.
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His palm sweat unpleasantly, but she did not move her hand, although she wanted to.
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Well Comparatively speaking, young people in the United States and England do not move much.
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Now, Amazon says the company should not move forward until the court battle is resolved.
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Fortunately, history does not move on the machinations of a select group of great people.
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We cannot + will not move forward without deep fellowship and leadership with the Jewish community.
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The Wednesday vote did not move the amendment out of the committee and chairman Rep.
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History does not move in straight lines; sometimes it goes sideways, sometimes it goes backward.
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Borrowing conditions might not move much but the effect on the dollar could be significant.
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The Supreme Council of Antiquities would likely not move forward until touristic fears had subsided.
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The agency said Thursday after consulting Congress and privacy experts it would not move forward.
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I GET THEY MAY NOT MOVE ANY LONGER AND CERTAINLY WE DO NEED MORE COMPETITION.
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Now here are the reasons to not move so fast, broken down in four thoughts.
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Do not move on to the next ingredient until the previous one become a paste.
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This is the order they will be voted on: - Coons-McCain bipartisan proposal (this does NOT have 60 votes, will not move forward) - Toomey on sanctuary cities (this does NOT have 60 votes, will not move forward) - Rounds-Collins (THIS IS THE BIPARTISAN PROPOSAL -- and will be THE vote to watch) - Grassley-Cornyn (this is the White House proposal and does NOT have 60 votes, and barring some sudden change, will not move forward.
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Chad works outside every day as a landscaper and has friends who are not MOVE members.
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Unlike Spain or Ireland, Italy did not move to help its banks during the financial crisis.
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This work is bigger than any presidency and progress does not move in a straight line.
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Amazon announced Thursday that it would not move forward with Amazon HQ2 in New York City.
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Gormley's spectacles interest us somewhat for all that they are, but they do not move us.
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" Rather, Pollan says, "Wendell stakes out a clear, rigid position and does not move from it.
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The day warms, turns to late afternoon, and still Turtle does not go, does not move.
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Even combined with the previous sanctions, this will not move the North off its nuclear pedestal.
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Politico was the first to report on Thursday that the rescission package would not move forward.
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First, he froze a solution of the molecules in liquid nitrogen so they could not move.
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Birds raised in denser quarters do not move around much, and so require less to eat.
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I'm working on a couple of things but will not move forward without approval from everyone.
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Schwartz told us in no uncertain terms that Captain Marvel would not move past the '90s.
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This indicates that options traders remain confident that the S&P will not move too much.
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"This work is bigger than any presidency and progress does not move in a straight line."
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Nuvotronics is young, employing fewer than 100 people, and did not move to Durham until 2013.
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Mercury retrograde is a time to slow down and look at the past—not move ahead.
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We have to address that and create jobs so the next generation does not move away.
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"It turned out that she was frozen in fear and would not move," Dr. Thorson said.
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That shifter is unusual because it does not move to a different position with each gear.
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"This great soldier, till his last breath, did not move or even moan," the account reads.
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Hyten has denied accusations of sexual misconduct, and Spletstoser's case did not move to court-martial.
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"From the perspective of saving people's lives, why not move up that time frame?" she asked.
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Culture does not move as fast as it once did and we are poorer for it.
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But he tries to not move money around that much and stick with investments long term.
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Whatever compromise is produced by the conference will set our country back, not move it forward.
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If the bill does not move ahead, states will be free to consider their own changes.
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Our mouths may not move properly in the future, but at least they'll still be moving.
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I try to cultivate a special relationship with motorcycle mechanics; without them, Tehran does not move.
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The findings suggest that in the centuries before European colonization, Aboriginal Australians did not move much.
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The C.I.A. could not move some officers to China, for fear their cover had been blown.
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Adrift at sea for four weeks, Mr. Rafiq was stripped of energy and could not move.
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Our board does not move quickly and any decision about the repairs is likely months away.
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But even an attack threatening 24.5 percent of world production did not move oil markets substantially.
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If there were no nearby jobs available in Yamhill, why not move to where jobs are?
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I don't know anyone who that would not move unless you have a heart of stone.
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In an ectopic pregnancy, the egg can not move into the uterus for a healthy pregnancy.
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His head was resting on the gunwale as the dark fin struck.. He does not move.
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It had also advanced 30 seconds in 2017 but did not move at all in 2016.
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They have the capacity to tire out and just stand there, and they will not move.
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" The White House decided that its advocacy would not "move the needle one way or another.
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SpaceX did not move its satellite, blaming a computer bug that prevented proper communication with ESA.
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Moody's did not move the rating into junk territory, however, providing some relief to investors. 6.
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More and more, indeed, the world realizes that France does not move because she is sick.
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For what is art if it does not move the artist or its audience to emotion?
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And with the margins we have in the Judiciary Committee, it means they will not move forward.
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Instead of staying home and trying to cut costs so you can survive, why not move overseas?
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U.S. stocks did not move drastically in extended-hours trading following the remarks from Lighthizer and Mnuchin.
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Ultimately, she was replaced by an older actress, and the pilot did not move forward to series.
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It's one of the few scenes that stuck with me because Ken does not move when bitten.
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" You know, masses that large should not move that quickly, and the collisions, I was like, "Whoa.
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" You know, masses that large should not move that quickly, and the collisions, I was like, "woah.
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These voters do not move to Donald Trump; rather, they chose a third-party candidate or abstention.
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"This place will not move," former Trump butler Tony Senecal told the Palm Beach Post in 2005.
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So it's true: The Trumpian treachery revealed at the hearing on Wednesday will not move immovable Republicans.
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So why not move eastward through Europe, until we get the book on parenting the Moldavian way?
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"It would not move the needle at all on the overall debt," Mr. Crandall, the economist, said.
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The Senate will not move to a trial, the next necessary step to oust a sitting president.
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Sending letters and asking for information is the first step, and it may not move beyond that.
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Maggie Hassan, maintained that the "Senate should not move forward with the confirmation process" until after November.
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On the other hand, terms like "lentil" and "sorghum" did not move Dan Barron of New York.
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Meyer cautioned that the pardon does not guarantee federal authorities would not move ahead with deportation proceedings.
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To the relief of many, the administration did not move forward on the president's bellicose protectionist rhetoric.
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Republicans in Congress said Tuesday Wheeler should not move forward with any controversial measures during the transition.
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Because he squared away the debt, the D.A.'s Office will not move forward with the case.
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But every time someone became President they found every excuse under the book to not move it.
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Her evasive answer, that "the desires that once drove me no longer do," does not move him.
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As reported, the gunman was completely boxed in and could not move more than a few feet.
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Apparently, they did not move money offshore to a tax haven, which is a common avoidance method.
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" Then, she said: "He laid me on the bed; I could not move any more after that.
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Many died of smoke inhalation because they could not move on their own when the fire erupted.
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About half of URX's 30-person staff was let go and will not move over to Pinterest.
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It was clear from the accelerometer readings that their heads and bodies did not move as one.
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Such a shift would mean the companies could not move their profits to jurisdictions with lower taxes.
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Even when the chance to move to Europe came, Dybala did not move straight to a superclub.
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With even minimal intimidation, they would hide in their shells and not move for a long time.
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"EBay has made the decision to not move forward as a founding member," a company spokesman said.
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Those desks will not move from their usual location arranged in a semicircle in the Senate chamber.
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It was like bombshell, all this stuff, and then it did not move public opinion at all.
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Baker ultimately noted that the idea was "well-intentioned," but "we did not move forward with it."
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Democrats, unsurprisingly, do not move more negatively against Trump if they are primed to think about honesty.
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There are, however, some signs that Trump may not move fully toward a "tough on crime" approach.
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There was a child who was being helped to walk because he could not move on his own.
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MCCAIN SAYS HELSINKI SUMMIT 'SHOULD NOT MOVE FORWARD' UNLESS TRUMP TAKES FIRM STAND AGAINST RUSSIAN MEDDLING GOP Sen.
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Passage of the spending packages will not move Congress closer to reopening nine unfunded federal departments for now.
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There was a child who was being helped to walk because he could not move on his own.
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The doctor diagnosed anemia and advised a move to the lakeshore, from which she did not move again.
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If confirmed, Mr Kavanaugh will probably not move the court as far to the right as Democrats fear.
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"The regime is ready ... to withdraw but will not move unless the opposition begins to withdraw," Abdulrahman said.
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"If President Trump is not prepared to hold Putin accountable, the #HelsinkiSummit should not move forward," he tweeted.
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" "I just thanked God he did not move into the washrooms...I thanked God my wife was ok.
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He could fire standing up, making him an easy target, or lying down, meaning he could not move.
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"This work is bigger than any presidency and progress does not move in a straight line," wrote Zuckerberg.
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House Democrats will not move forward with a planned budget vote as two flanks of the party rebel.
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Sioma, a women's studies major at the University of Michigan, did not move on to the top 15.
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The pineapple did not move, the hare won the race and all the forest animals ate the pineapple.
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Regardless, it appears Trump's border visit did not move Democrats to give ground in the border-wall standoff.
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He said that other measures for small caps did not move up as much as forward P/E.
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Trump loves to tout results and bash lawmakers when they do not move fast enough on his priorities.
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Several Republicans expressed confidence, however, that Trump would not move to bring the investigation to a premature end.
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But Chief Justice Maraga said the emergency challenge could not move forward as only two justices were available.
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In fact, dying did not move out of family homes and into hospitals until the early 20th century.
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Once again, Utah could not move the ball and settled for a 23-yard field goal from Phillips.
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But she requested that the government not move forward with providing a prison inmate a gender reassignment surgery.
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"This work is bigger than any presidency and progress does not move in a straight line," he said.
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Cell phone video shows the officer repeatedly yelling at Schultz to put the knife down and not move.
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"What's completely unacceptable is that Ms. Esty did not move to protect her former staffer," the Courant wrote.
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She could not move to Moscow because it is impossible to find a job there without speaking Russian.
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In a suicide note, he wrote that he could not move past "the fatal accident" of his birth.
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Stocks switched between gains and losses for most of the day, and most industries did not move much.
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She made it to her bed, but after she lay down, she could not move her left leg.
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Although the earlier protests resulted in a flood of cancellations, they did not move the Sultan to sell.
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A whole scene had been cut — one of his favorites, but it did not move the story forward.
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Mr. Horowitz said the F.B.I. did not move quickly enough to look into what was on the laptop.
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The Iowa Democratic Party acknowledged that with the DNC's opposition, it could not move forward with its plan.
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Unless there is any reply, the DPRK will not move even 1 mm, how costly it may be.
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At the same time, they will not move if they see this as ignoring Pakistan's own security needs.
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Cuba will not move closer to the United States but further away, most likely toward Russia and China.
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This would be to ensure ISIS does not move back into areas already liberated from the terrorist group.
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That nomination will not move forward while the Defense Department investigation is ongoing, two Senate aides told CNN.
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Ultimately, those middle-class families and shoppers did not move back in — at least not for many decades.
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Yet the majority of Russians, according to polls, recognize that without change the country will not move forward.
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He did not move with his customary grace, and his shots did not land with their customary precision.
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Although his albums generally sold well enough, they did not move on the scale of big rock acts.
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He slurred some of his words and did not move his right arm, but otherwise appeared in decent health.
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That said, we're told Wayne will not move to dismiss his lawsuit unless and until they reach an agreement.
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Chuck Grassley, has said that he will not move district court nominees forward if there's Democratic home-state opposition.
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Others take the view that the Fed will not move at all this year because the economy was improving.
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Aglietti also notes that larger vehicles should not move around as much as the panel did once they're harpooned.
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Long-suffering shareholders have gotten excited about these initiatives only to find they do not move the needle much.
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The catch was negated by a penalty; it did not move Green Bay to the Arizona 3-yard line.
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But even if the Federal Reserve raises its funds rate this month, mortgage rates may not move much higher.
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The catch was negated by a penalty; it did not move Green Bay to the Arizona 2698-yard line.
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How can we not move forward when Ernie is putting everything on the line to be here for us?
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But China is likely to take a cautious approach and not move swiftly for changes to the sanctions regime.
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"We should not move it straight to the floor," House Rules Committee Chairman Pete Sessions, R-Texas, told CNN.
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Rosberg did not move aside, and the two collided and shot off the track and out of the race.
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Soon after winning the House in 2006, Pelosi said House Democrats would not move to impeach Bush from office.
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Forced to rely on the big money of funders, officials will not move on legislation to close the loophole.
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"If a nominee does not receive blue slips from both senators, the committee should not move forward," Feinstein said.
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But the dialogue quickly broke down when it became clear he would not move up elections scheduled for 2021.
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Many analysts believe that the Fed will increase rates only twice this year and will not move until June.
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Adjust the straps so that the helmet does not move more than an inch if you tug on it.
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Theory said early this year that it would not move forward with its stand-alone activewear line, Theory Plus.
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The member states of the EU will not follow the U.S. and will not move their embassies to Jerusalem.
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They do not see humans as predators and can surround you for hours if you do not move much.
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"Whatever Verizon is able to sell (Yahoo Finance) for will not move the needle for the business," he said.
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But he did not move to swat it away; his eyes were locked on Gregor, their faces almost touching.
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If Republicans won the presidency, however, they almost would certainly not move Garland in the December wrap-up session.
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New York state has indicated it will not move to adopt the new changes in favor of tougher regulations.
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The helmet should sit on the head straight, front to back, and not move when you shake your head.
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On the contrary, 17% said they will not move in light of the pandemic and 16% hadn't decided yet.
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But Petrobras did not move quickly to investigate suspicious activity, identify potential suspects and sideline them, the people said.
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But to have a first lady who is alive and, well, not move to the White House is unprecedented.
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The shooter does not move the trigger finger; instead, the weapon bounces, or "bumps," rapidly between shoulder and finger.
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Mr. Trump then suggested that Mr. McRaven did not move fast enough to capture the mastermind behind the Sept.
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"No, I will not move to New York and will not apply for the global CEO role," he said.
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It gives Americans the option of buying public insurance, but does not move the entire country into that system.
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Blooom does not move your money into a new account, hide its fees, or try to time the market.
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Multiple sources have suggested that this was one reason why the department did not move forward with the hire.
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WeWork, which will not move in until 2021, will occupy more than 12 floors of the 40-story building.
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But Stone's defense did not move to excuse her based on her questionnaire or what she said in court.
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And not much has really changed since 2019, when the board decided to not move the Doomsday Clock's hands.
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Melania Trump and her son, Barron Trump, will not move into the White House immediately, she said in November.
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U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley promised Wednesday the ambassador's residence will not move to Trump Tower.
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I sought treatment at an inpatient recovery center, was counseled to not move back home but rather transitional housing.
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"We will not move today," Natta Potina, 43, who has been a street hawker for more than 30 years.
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Israelis believed they were saving Judaism and that those who did not move to Israel would eventually just disappear.
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Older walkers simply could not move that quickly, often ending up stranded in narrow medians with cars whizzing by.
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He is on a ventilator for most of the time and does not move from his bed on most days.
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At least three of the complaints did not move forward, or investigations closed without finding that sexual misconduct had occurred.
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Mortgage rates did not move at all on Tuesday, the first day with nearly no lender reprices since the election.
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"The President's Advisory Council on Infrastructure, which was still being formed, will not move forward," a White House official said.
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We decide today is not going to be productive and head to the sofa to watch Netflix and not move.
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John McCain, have said the summit "should not move forward" at all unless Trump holds Russia accountable for election meddling.
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In order to step on the invisible box, one of your legs doesn't really do anything except to "not move".
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"With fear, we will not move forward, with walls, we will remain closed within these walls," he said on Sunday.
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Some Republicans in Congress had said they would not move forward with the agreement while the duties were in place.
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Traders said the news that the U.S. has hit telecoms giant Huawei with severe sanctions did not move the yuan.
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"With almost 80 million shares traded in June this slight short covering did not move Tesla's stock price," said Dusaniwsky.
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At the plant in Nitra, Mr Wortberg thinks that the difficulty of finding housing means that workers do not move.
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Unless we push boundaries on skill-based organizational programs designed to retain women, we will not move the demographic dial.
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He said the other man walked up to the vehicle with his gun drawn and the suspect did not move.
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But most of the traditional measures of inequality studied by the Census did not move in a statistically significant direction.
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"New issues tightened a lot today while existing benchmarks did not move much," said a Hong Kong-based IG trader.
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"The president is making clear that the special counsel should not move outside the scope of the investigation," she said.
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"I walked towards it, it did not move (and) I then held it until the other officer came," Pruitt said.
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"With fear, we will not move forward, with walls, we will remain closed within these walls," he said on Sunday.
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Ultimately, the moves did not move the index and put the company at further risk for losses, the CFTC said.
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Johan Cruyff always talked about where people should run and where they should stand, and when they should not move.
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The car, unsurprisingly, will not move and the film ends with a train smashing them and their camera to bits.
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This week in Paradise, almost a billion events occurred but the plot did not move forward in any tangible fashion.
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Unless the number is below 100,000 or above 300,000, stocks will likely not move sharply, according to Wells Fargo's Christopher.
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So why not move in here and rent out the big house, maybe to some writer type from the city?
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After a long meeting, Gabriela is worried because the latest rumor suggests the group will not move for five days.
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"It has been years and years and years, and they have always found an excuse to not move," Booth said.
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The peso did not move significantly following the auction, trading at about 19.05 per dollar, or slightly weaker from Thursday.
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The Massachusetts senator also said she would not move to eliminate private health insurance until her third year in office.
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When the former tennis champion Billie Jean King came up moments later to reopen the roof, it did not move.
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She stopped eating solid food, swapping the bacon, her favorite, for strained soups, and did not move from her bed.
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"Recent financial market turmoil means that the Fed definitely will not move in January with another hike," El-Erian said.
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But when the testimony was rescheduled for a week later, Trump did not move his planned rally in North Carolina.
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In the next four years, we may not move forward, but we can obstruct those assholes from dragging us backwards.
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Why it matters: CTS-Labs and Viceroy Research ultimately did not move the market — AMD finished up for the day.
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What did worry him, though, was the water that will fall and accumulate — and might not move for a while.
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He accepted $2,000 in resettlement aid, but did not move, despite assurances he would not be prosecuted, Mr. Nekrasov said.
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The ringgit, which did not move after the central bank announcement, has weakened about 0.9% against the dollar this year.
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He only began to plant his vineyard in 2005, and did not move to Margaret River for good until 2012.
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And why not move to a feedback system where people receive comments regularly, almost instantly, possibly on a weekly basis?
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What Amazon is demanding now: Now, Amazon says the company should not move forward until the court battle is resolved.
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Despite possible financial implications from the tariffs, GE would not move its production out of the U.S., according to Miller.
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However, the club decided not move forward with the arrangement, citing "suspicious actions of the organizers," according to the report.
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Cohen did not move the needle and people will continue to see what they want to see about the President.
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"I stood still, I could not move," Principal Kristie Edwards says of her shock in seeing the former first lady.
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"I instructed my congregants to drop to the floor, do not utter a sound and do not move," he said.
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A run of economic data from China mostly came in line with market expectations and did not move markets much.
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He had lived in Seattle for almost 20 years, and knew the Californians would not move to a rainy city.
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HONG KONG LEADER SAYS EVERYONE WANTS TO GO BACK TO A NORMAL LIFE AND VIOLENCE WILL NOT MOVE THINGS FORWARD
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He said he was pleased to read Friday's announcement, but felt cigarette makers would not move willingly to reduce nicotine.
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If Bob said this code word, the kids would just fall to the floorboards and not move or say a word.
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The structure did not move despite the background surrounding atmospheric winds, remaining stationary above a mountainous region of the planet's surface.
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On Thursday, Musk's Boring Company announced that it had settled a lawsuit opposing the project and it will not move forward.
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He had to make the point that under his leadership, the United States would not move from its most important demands.
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Prosecutors did not move forward with rape charges because he was not believed to have penetrated the victim with his penis.
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Last year, the bill passed unanimously in the state Senate, but did not move forward in the House, the station reported.
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The incredible energy of protest alone does not move the needle without partnering it with strong advocacy and longer-term strategy.
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"It worked out kind of beautifully because we did not move in together with this intention of filming together," Tomlison said.
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Morrison, who was widely criticised for the decision, said at the time Australia would not move its embassy to Jerusalem immediately.
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If I wait until the 11 o'clock class, I'll likely to park it on the couch and not move all afternoon!
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What they're saying: "Vice President Biden would not move the American embassy back to Tel Aviv," a campaign spokesman told Axios.
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The men have repeatedly said they will not move to the transit camps because they feared local residents may attack them.
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"While the median did not move, the shift in the distribution is still without question hawkish," Porcelli said in a note.
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"The credit market did not move much today but new issues stayed firm," said a Hong Kong-based high-yield trader.
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But Pelosi has resisted those efforts, saying they should not move forward with impeachment unless the public is on their side.
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Apple shares were up about half a percentage point in late-day trading, and the announcement did not move the stock.
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This Full Moon wants to know if you're having fun— if not, move on to the next party, project or person.
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" Comey says he did not "move, speak, or change his facial expression in any way in the awkward silence that followed.
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" Comey said he did not "move, speak, or change his facial expression in any way in the awkward silence that followed.
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The Kentucky Republican did not move criminal justice reform legislation in 2015 or 2016 amid vocal pushback from four GOP senators.
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The limited evidence so far this week suggests that the debate over the border policy may not move the numbers either.
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Police, after speaking with protest leaders, told the crowd that anyone who did not move aside would be subject to arrest.
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Malaysian energy firm Petronas will not move forward with a $28.8 billion liquefied natural gas export facility in Canada, Reuters reports.
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The Fed warned that in the coming years, businesses might not move to places where the minimum wage has been increased.
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Why don't he and Audrey downsize—not move house or cut down on sugary snacks, that is, but reduce themselves to .
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"I hope the administration does not move forward on this supposed deal I keep reading about," Republican Senator Marco Rubio said.
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On the other hand, if diplomacy "does not move in the right direction," then those punitive measures will increase, he added.
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In bed at the hospital in Gaza, barely able to open my eyes, I realized I could not move my legs.
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You see, my grandparents, two Muslims living in Hindu-majority West Bengal, did not move to East Bengal out of fear.
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Hip-hop and rap are life, and it's fair to say I did not move to Nashville because of the music.
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Or maybe you should get two six-packs and 10 pounds of cheese, and then just not move for a while.
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The president threatened an immediate reduction in U.S. assistance if Pakistan did not move against terrorist safe-havens on its territory.
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Such leave is designed to ensure top staff with knowledge of confidential information do not move immediately to a rival team.
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He has already said that Facebook will not move forward with the project in the U.S. until regulators' worries are quelled.
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"The airlines and terminal operators could not move aircraft out to the gates at the normal rate they predicted," Cotton said.
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"The President's Advisory Council on Infrastructure, which was still being formed, will not move forward," a White House official told CNBC.
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But these deals are relatively small and may not move the needle financially for Kraft Heinz as quickly as investors would like.
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Lisa Murkowski (R-AK) and Susan Collins (R-ME) — meant that the Health Care Freedom Act could not move through the chamber.
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McConnell had previously insisted that the Senate would not move to immigration legislation until it was clear what could earn Trump's support.
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The Fed's history indicates that it rarely if ever would not move when the market is pricing in such a strong probability.
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"Fortunately they seemed to like the scanner tube and did not move at all, which would have ruined our study," said Ströckens.
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Blaming and pointing fingers will not move you forward, it pulls you backward and puts the responsibility for your success on others.
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The Los Angeles City Attorney's Office will not move forward on assault charges filed by Tom Arnold against Mark Burnett, PEOPLE confirms.
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I told him that none of my men spoke English so it was better for him to keep still and not move.
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The series finale left plenty of room to focus on stories of a new Slayer, so why not move in that direction?
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Mr. Ansari said he had heard stories of comedy club employees alerting guests to car-towing, but the guests did not move.
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Looking backward for models will not move America forward to meet the unprecedented demographic, technological, climatological and ethical challenges we face today.
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Recode reported on Wednesday, citing sources it did not identify, that Google would not move forward with a bid to acquire Twitter.
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"The man was covered in grease and oil and was trapped in such a condition that he could not move," Kelly explained.
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The case was kicked over to the L.A. City Attorney's Office which ultimately decided to NOT move forward with charges against Penn.
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The rocket's engine started but the prototype did not move and an enduring flame shot skywards near the top of the rocket.
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" On Robert Mueller: "The president is making clear that the special counsel should not move outside of the scope of the investigation.
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But the president's emotions are not a strategy, and America's forces cannot be aligned around what does, and does not, move him.
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Murkowski, who was in midthought, did not move but looked at the aide steadily for a moment, as if to say: And?
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It's so small, so why not move it around the house or put it in your pocket and bring it outside, right?
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Paramount had an early opportunity to acquire Marvel, but did not move forward with a deal that seemed pricey at the time.
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If anything this video and song will be an inspirational few minutes, to, if not move, then change your life a little.
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The cases will not move forward with an exchange of evidence until the court rules on Avianca's motion to dismiss Kingsland's lawsuit.
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"A declaration is a nice thing but does not move the ball forward on the core issues between the countries," he said.
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But after sending in their deposit, the facility told them they could not move in because they were a same-sex couple.
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But it was widely anticipated that the Fed would not move at its November meeting, just days before a contentious presidential election.
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The cars sensed that they were undergoing stationary tests on rollers if the steering wheel did not move more than 15 degrees.
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The line of cars can back up easily to the road if we do not move the cars through the station quickly.
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He took a stab at the ball but his club got caught up in the fescue and did not move the ball.
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Pompeo was asked about whether he would support a rescission package not long after the news that it would not move forward.
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A third spinoff movie was planned (reportedly poised to focus on Boba Fett), but Disney and Lucasfilm decided to not move forward.
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Ms. Jameson had proof of ownership in a bag that sat on the ground nearby, but she dared not move a muscle.
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He added that rates would not move more rapidly, and reiterated this point on several occasions when quizzed by journalists on Thursday.
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The case reportedly did not move forward because the rapper was not able to be located and served with a criminal complaint.
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Senate Republicans, who overwhelmingly say Garland's nomination should not move forward this year, argue these meetings are purely a matter of courtesy.
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And both Collins and Romney said they will not move to immediately dismiss the trial, essentially blowing up Trump's Twitter trial balloon.
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McMorrow added that she felt "uncomfortable" by the prolonged touch and felt she could not move away from Lucido during their conversation.
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The next day, the woman finally reconnected with Bloom and informed her she would not move forward with making her allegations public.
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Ways and Means Republicans welcomed the pact's consideration, but some expressed frustration that Democrats did not move faster to pass the deal.
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Bloomberg News and WRAL-TV in Raleigh reported that Greenberg is close to purchasing the team and will not move the Hurricanes.
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"The man tried to move her over toward the door, but she did not move," the driver said, according to the transcript.
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Jerome H. Powell, the Fed chief, cheered the report, while offering assurances that policymakers would not move quickly to raise interest rates.
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"Governments do not move ahead to eliminate violence against women on their own, they have to be pressured into it," she said.
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According to NBC affiliate 11Alive News, witnesses became suspicious when the light turned green at the intersection and Zolfaghari's car did not move.
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McConnell previously said he would not move a plan to end the government shutdown unless both the president and Democratic leaders back it.
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While it was slightly rude for the wild animals to interrupt play, the mongoose were kind enough not move any of the balls.
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But this particular doomed house was their only son's home, too—his wedding house—and he did not agree, and would not move.
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Mr. Scott, of Progress Michigan, said Thursday that the emails suggested the state did not move as slowly as it at first appeared.
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Seeing his team depicted on the big screen did not move Schott as deeply as seeing his hometown on the small screen does.
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The Economist Intelligence Unit, which was (and is) independent of the newspaper, did not move in after all, thinking the building too expensive.
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If the pain of these workers does not move you, know that the pain of the shutdown will soon be hitting you too.
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" The Body Makeup That Wouldn't Budge"I found this new body makeup called AllEven, it's a spray makeup but it will not move.
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Last week, the White House confirmed that it would not move forward with two other district court nominees, Brett Talley and Jeff Mateer.
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Also, CNET points out that shipping isn't free, so if you're a Prime member, this deal might not move the needle too much.
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The rest of our conversation was a blur because I could not move past the fact that he had not seen a tree.
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Later on in the episode, after suggesting that Pamela Anderson not move to France with her boyfriend, Williams again invoked the #MeToo movement.
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Sure, the pieces may not move on their own, but you'll feel like a real wizard when you're playing with this chess set.
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But just a few hours later, the jury made a decision to NOT move forward with charges against the former Ohio State star.
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However, the value these services provide is in serious jeopardy if Congress does not move forward with passing these critical pieces of legislation.
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The announcement: "The President's Advisory Council on Infrastructure, which was still being formed, will not move forward," a White House official said Thursday.
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"Europe's API2 (coal futures market) remains liquid, but it does not move in parallel with physical coal we buy in Asia," Hall said.
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The move came a day after Republicans warned FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler to not move on any "controversial" items during the presidential transition.
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However, State Attorney William Meggs told the Tallahassee Democrat that officials would not move forward against Charlie because his involvement cannot be proven.
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But on Tuesday, the Republican chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Bob Corker, said the bill would not move forward for now.
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Old - Two-stroke penalty for removing loose impediments, such as stones and leaves, in bunker, as long as your ball does not move.
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"Life does not move on and Colectiv isn't just a fire in a club," Alexandra Furnea, one of the burn patients has said.
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The world did not move on Darfur until President George W. Bush imposed sanctions under the Darfur Peace and Accountability Act of 2006.
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The end of machine recount did not move the needle much, and as a result, they will stop counting ballots in his race.
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"We both had this idea: 'Let's not move back to the States ever, if we can help it,'" she says, with a laugh.
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The letter also included a condition that if the Labor Department rule is delayed the bank, may not move all of these accounts.
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Most of the GOP is standing firm in its conviction that the Senate should not move on any nominee until after the election.
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Medica said in a statement Wednesday it would pull out of the exchanges if Congress does not move quickly to stabilize the markets.
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"Despite improving our offer, the unions did not move from their position to enable meaningful discussions to take place," a Diageo spokeswoman said.
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Since then, regulators have also told each bank to not move more money out of the country for clients than they take in.
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"I did think you were disgusting and vile because you would not move past this," Gunvalson said, explaining the source of the comments.
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Cobert's nomination will not move forward in any capacity until the American people have received answers as to why Washington's Obamacare exemption exists.
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Missions should be default-approved, with the burden of proof on the government to demonstrate why a particular initiative should not move forward.
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" Christina Caruso on "''I Live in a Lie': Saudi Women Speak Up" Kristin Cheng on "Racism Is Everywhere, So Why Not Move South?
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New York Attorney General Letitia James, who helped lead the states' effort, said Sunday that she would not move forward with an appeal.
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Yet, if she does not move away from their agenda, which prioritizes control over immigration and lawmaking above the country's economic interests, Mrs.
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As always, we will do our utmost to ensure that the ISIS terrorists do not move toward the border of our Iraqi partners.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell on Wednesday reiterated that without an affirmative endorsement from Trump, a bill would not move for a vote.
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"Again, my preliminary assessment is this idea was well-intentioned, but in the end, we did not move forward with it," he said.
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" He said that his "preliminary assessment is this idea was well-intentioned, but in the end we did not move forward with it.
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With negligible air resistance, this gravitational force makes objects accelerate (not move) downward, changing their vertical velocity at a rate of -9.8 m/s2.
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The publishing company ultimately decided to not move forward with the book, and Fox did not air the interview, according to The Mercury News.
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A dark lip makes me feel instantly edgy, but I guess I tend to not move towards darker colors as often because of her.
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If diplomacy does not move in the right direction, and we are hopeful that it will continue to do so, those measures will increase.
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When we began our research, we wondered why Japan could not move beyond its past with its neighbors when Germany has largely done so.
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But, the fact cops haven't found overwhelming evidence against Neymar is a good indication that prosecutors will likely NOT move forward with the case.
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During his testimony on Wednesday, Mr. Zuckerberg promised that Facebook will not move forward with Libra until it gets approval from United States regulators.
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When documents move between services and systems, the compliance and access rules they have applied to documents and folders might not move with them.
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Thornton's cross-ice pass to Nieto got Pekka Rinne moving laterally, and the Nashville goalie could not move back in time to deny Pavelski.
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German Merck's consumer health business is smaller and would not move the dial so much, but it is also of potential interest, Walmsley said.
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But if Robyn does not move through the world like a pop star, it's also true that she is not like most of them.
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Despite the push for more small housing units, Seattle Mayor Ed Murray has expressed concern that residents may not move out of the homes.
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It appears that the mobile headset will be a similar experience to the Gear VR, allowing users to spin around but not move freely.
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In the end, though, Mozilla decided to keep Thunderbird in-house and not move it to another organization and continue to support the project.
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Following the allegations, the distributor for the comedian's new film, "I Love You, Daddy," said it would not move forward with the movie's Nov.
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Corker added that Trump's main message in the phone call, which the president initiated, was for Corker to not move forward with the proposal.
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Brzezinski said last week that she would not move forward with the book deal unless Hollywood mogul Harvey Weinstein resigned from The Weinstein Company.
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Corker added that Trump's main message in the phone call, which the president initiated, was for Corker to not move forward with the proposal.
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These numbers will not move in Trump's favor if the truth about his "drug deals" (to borrow Bolton's phrase) continues to come to light.
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But on Monday, Poliquin said that he believes it's in "the best interest of my constituents" to not move forward with further legal proceedings.
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Above all, Brussels will not move on one of the key demands of Brexiteers, that the Northern Ireland backstop be removed from the agreement.
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Michel Faulkner, of Harlem, said officials should not move forward with the contract until they have erased all doubt that the system is flawless.
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"I think our point is this: Let's not move on from healthcare just because you failed by one vote," Mulvaney said Wednesday on CNN.
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Occasionally, he also throws a cut fastball that does not move as drastically as his two-seamer, but does so in the opposite direction.
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If diplomacy does not move in the right direction — and we are hopeful that it will continue to do so — those measures will increase.
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The Republican front-runner claimed that even if the president nominated Mr. Trump's sister, a federal judge, hearings should not move forward this year.
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The Giants recovered but could not move the ball and had to punt after a drive that included a sack by J. J. Watt.
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"Stocks will not move in a straight line higher even if the bull market continues in 2020, as I believe it will," said Miller.
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Fed Chairman Jerome Powell told reporters following the FOMC's December meeting that the bank would likely not move rates without a significant economic shift.
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She does not move the needle in the music video universe, but this is what we got now, because music videos are basically worthless.
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"She did not move forward on impeachment without knowing that that's where her caucus was," Dingell reminded CNN during an interview in her office.
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I remember someone saying, 'You cannot move, do not move, we don't care how bad the pressure and the pain is, you can't move.
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Fifty-three percent expect to care for their elderly parents, but 35 percent said they could not move them into their home do so.
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They may have listed a relative's address in the states even if they did not move away from Puerto Rico, a FEMA representative said.
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The officer who pulled us over made only the black kids put our hands on the dashboard, telling us we better not move them.
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She also ruled that Kesha's abuse allegations could not move forward because they occurred outside the state and were beyond the statute of limiations.
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That's when you—very-- have a lot of conviction that something might not move but if it moves it will only move in one direction.
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Corbyn did not move foreign policy spokesman Hilary Benn, who publicly opposed his leader during a House of Commons debate on Syria airstrikes last month.
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"For only the second year in this decade, the S&P 500 did not move in the direction that corporate actions would predict," Santschi said.
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With four appointees of President Barack Obama still holding FSOC seats, the regulatory panel did not move to remove the label when it last met.
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"We did not move into the temple today because there are too many people and we did not receive orders to do so," he said.
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When Rex noticed the sick bird in his yard, "he suddenly stopped and he would not move," Rex's owner, Ed Gernon, told CBS Los Angeles.
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Facebook told me at the time that "Quick Updates" was an experiment shown to some people, and that Facebook would not move forward with it.
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A system IBM was developing along with the London Stock Exchange Group Plc to issue private shares did not move beyond testing, the companies said.
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We might hope by now that America would have learned that our mere action does not move the world in the ways we always want.
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"It raises the odds that the Fed will not move in December," said Mark Zandi, chief economist of Moody's Analytics, of Trump's victory on Tuesday.
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After Apple acquired Topsy in 2013, workers were surprised that the company did not move those employees to the valley, a former Apple employee said.
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David Seaburg, head of equity sales trading at Cowen, said Winfrey's large stake in the company and her marketing role will not move the needle.
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We're told the findings were brought to the L.A. County District Attorney's Office -- and the decision was made to NOT move forward with the case.
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Li said China would maintain the direction of its macroeconomic policies but would not move toward quantitative easing or flood the economy with bank bills.
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Republican Senator Chuck Grassley, chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, said last week Trump's nominations of Jeff Mateer and Brett Talley would not move forward.
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People who were overweight or obese but exercised had a much lower risk of developing most cancers than overweight people who did not move much.
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They contended that Trump elevated the dictator's regime simply by meeting him, but did not move far enough toward a peace deal in the process.
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A new 14th District succeeds this district and, unlike many of the other new districts, does not move discernibly in favor of a Democratic candidate.
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From Airbnb's blog post:Under the settlement terms, Airbnb will not move forward with implementing the removal of listings in the West Bank from the platform.
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"I think that if you don't keep learning you're going to stagnate and just not move forward," she said when asked about larger lessons learned.
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McConnell told reporters on Wednesday that he would not move forward on anything until the administration, led by Pompeo, completes an investigation into Khashoggi's disappearance.
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He is, unsurprisingly, beautifully dressed; his hair, which does not move out of its perfect coif at all, deserves its own monument in central London.
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"Most Caribbean countries will not take that step if the US does not move, dependent as they are on US aid and trade," he argued.
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The comments from Ryan and Trump all but assure the Republican-held Congress will not move toward its long-held goal in the near future.
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Because I had a stroke when I was 8 months old, the right side of my body is hypertonic, meaning it does not move easily.
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As far as we know, the FBI did not move to expose who was responsible for any possible violations of national security and privacy protections.
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Italy will "not move by a millimetre" regarding its stance on the STX France saga, industry minister Carlo Calenda said at an event on Saturday.
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There was an overhang on the bank's stock because of the Turkish deal, one analyst said, but share prices did not move early on Sunday.
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She said Fairfax guided her to the bed, where they continued kissing, and then at one point she realized she could not move her neck.
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This came after the Obama administration had assured lawmakers that it would not move hastily to lift sanctions until the human rights situation showed demonstrable improvement.
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In an interview on CNBC's "Halftime Report, " Fields said the decision not move forward with its San Luis Potosi, Mexico, plant was due to market demand.
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" "I didn't know what the wound on my neck was like because I did not move for fear she would come wail on me some more.
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Police fired round after round of tear gas, much of it without warning, and deployed pepper spray and rubber bullets at protesters who would not move.
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But a look at recent history suggests that key debate moments may not move the polls and when they do, said movements may only be temporary.
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Congress considered but ultimately did not move on an impeachment charge against Clinton having to do with abuse of executive privilege, according to Rozell and Sollenberger.
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If Congress does not move to ratify the agreement, Trump could stick with NAFTA or revive his threat to pull out of the agreement, Mulvaney said.
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The Trump administration will not move forward with plans to open virtually all federal waters to offshore drilling, according to recently confirmed Interior Secretary David Bernhardt.
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Her departure does not move the needle all that much: Democrats remain on track to take the House of Representatives, and Republicans to hold the Senate.
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In fact, Wednesday's session market the 28th straight day the S&P did not move at least 1 percent — in either direction — on a closing basis.
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While oil rose on the incident, it did not move as much as it would have in the past on a scare in the Gulf region.
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As people decide to move to the cloud or not move to the cloud, it's really provisioning what you're going to put in those different buckets.
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We learned that last night when Ford finally came out and definitively promised it would not move its Lincoln MKC plant from Louisville, Kentucky to Mexico.
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It did not move throughout the day despite it being a pull-on style, and it did not wrinkle, even when I purposely tried crinkling it.
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"I continue to believe the Senate should not move forward with the confirmation process until the people have spoken by electing a new president," said Sen.
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Futures traders at the CME now indicate the central bank will not move on rates until June, following a major selloff in the market Friday morning.
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"After filing the case, we realised that the bench would not be favourable for us, so we did not move further," Shahriar told Reuters on Monday.
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Despite security improvements in recent years, industry insiders say companies may reconsider expansion plans or simply not move to Colombia altogether due to the legal uncertainties.
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The data is likely to reassure the Bank of England about the economy's momentum as Brexit approaches in March but it did not move the pound.
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While Seattle has moved some storage and computing to a shared data center as part of a $40 million overhaul, much will not move until August.
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Many Democrats, alarmed at high drug prices, said the administration was making a worthy effort, but should not move ahead without doing more to protect beneficiaries.
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But Trump has threatened to veto it and McConnell has pledged that he will not move it, or any other government funding bill, without Trump's support.
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To look at anything, Quasi had to move her entire body because she could not move her head, the dog's owner, Virginia Sayre, told The Guardian.
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This would be the first time the House would vote on impeachment under a Democratic House, and a decision to not move forward would invite criticism.
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The EPA and Interior Department both wrote regulations to reduce methane leaks in oil and natural gas drilling, but did not move on to other industries.
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PENTAGON ORDERS UNDER SCRUTINY: The Benghazi report was also very critical of the Pentagon's response to the attacks, asserting it did not move with enough urgency.
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"This bill does not move public access forward in any meaningful way," Jeff Tittel, executive director of the New Jersey Sierra Club, told The Associated Press.
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The fact that the cost of overnight money traded below its new target interval means that the Fed did not move fast enough to withdraw liquidity.
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"What we found was that the skull of T. rex actually does not react well to being moved around and prefers to not move," Cost said.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Kentucky, has made clear he will not move forward on any legislation until President Donald Trump signs off on it.
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In a letter to Trump, Pelosi said she would not move forward with the legislative steps needed for the address to happen in the House chamber.
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Past attempts to split California into multiple states have failed, including in 1859, when voters supported the move but Congress did not move forward with it.
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All this makes this tech especially useful for VR, where flatter images can cause motion sickness because they do not move as well with the viewer.
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Also consider that while you may be able to sprint to your gate and make your connection, any bags you checked might not move as swiftly.
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This was a key piece of information and I did not move on from this until I felt confident that the whole class understood the format.
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Gove himself had to correct a mistaken message he gave in an earlier interview that children of divorced or separated children could not move between parents.
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The bill the Senate did not move forward on Sunday "does not include many restrictions on the companies that receive these funds," my Post colleagues note.
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She could not move her arms or legs and felt an unbearable pain in her pelvis, which had been fractured by a large piece of metal.
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The brunt of a fuel cutoff would be felt by ordinary North Koreans, who would be "forced to walk or not move at all," he said.
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In exchange, the United States will not move ahead next week with plans to raise tariffs on $250 billion worth of Chinese goods to 30 percent.
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"CNN has decided to not move forward with production on the acquired series 'Believer with Reza Aslan,'" a spokeswoman for the network said in a statement.
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Sharif-Drinkard realized that even if you communicate to your direct manager what you're working on, that information may not move up to your manager's manager.
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Stone's defense did not move to excuse her at that time, although it's unclear if they requested her dismissal at an earlier stage of the case.
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Mr. Porcari said such a partnership could work for the Hudson tunnel, though a project of its size could not move forward without some federal funds.
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He described Callidus as a "tuck-in" deal that would not move the needle on revenues but that he valued for the company's market leadership and innovation.
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"If a pastoralist does not move, he dies," said El Hacen Ould Taleb, head of Groupement National des Associations Pastorales (GNAP), a Mauritanian charity working with pastoralists.
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But with the easy policy of other global central banks, like the European Central Bank and Bank of Japan, long-end rates should not move much higher.
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The Council will not move to cap surge pricing, a feature in Uber's app that charges higher fares during busy periods — a regulation that Uber has resisted.
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Hussein was forced to marry Abdulrahman Mohamed Hammad by her father when she was 16, but she did not move into Hammad's house until April last year.
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"At one point he forcibly grabbed the back of my head so that I could not move and started kissing my face and my neck," Upton added.
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It would not move every American into a government health care plan over the next few years, as the Medicare-for-all bill authored by Sanders would.
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"Low-cost, easily installed assistive stairs could be a way to allow people to retain their ability to use stairs and not move out of their homes."
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"A reform plan that does not include the military will not move ahead in Congress," Senator Ciro Nogueira, head of the center-right Progressive Party, told reporters.
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Miners occupied their time playing cornhole on the train tracks; other times, they took turns forming a human chain to make sure the train could not move.
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"They put me between the corpses, the dead fighters, and for ten hours I could not move," Omar remembered, fleshing out that fearful drive with vivid detail.
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If he does not move swiftly, the window for an early vote will close as budget discussions take center stage, making it almost impossible to dissolve parliament.
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While they may not move quite as quickly as subways, they function essentially in the same way, not having to contend with cars and getting priority signalling.
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Islamabad said on Wednesday it would expel India's ambassador to Pakistan and its envoy, who was to start his assignment soon, would not move to New Delhi.
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The price of state-controlled Saudi Electricity Co's April 2023 dollar Islamic bond , one of the few outstanding international bonds from Saudi Arabia, did not move significantly.
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"Given the problems that undermine the fairness and reliability of Danny Lee's conviction and death sentence, the Government should not move forward with his execution," Moon said.
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Some critics have questioned why the FAA did not move faster, when European regulators issued an April 403 directive ordering similar CFM240-230B inspections within nine months.
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If the peace process does not address the convergence of criminal and militia business interests, it will not move forward, and it will certainly not be sustainable.
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Jittery markets are "putting a little bit of heat on President Trump to come to some sort of deal and not move ahead with tariffs," Goodman said.
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Economy seats, which are much less complex and do not move on a track, tend not to have the mechanisms that could trap and crush a phone.
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A major consequence of 9/11 was that the United States did not move to check Beijing's rise when it might have done so at lower cost.
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Against the euro, sterling did not move after May's comments and remained up 1.43463 percent at 88.53 pence per euro amid broader weakness for the single currency.
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French President Emmanuel Macron vowed Monday that he would move to a public vote if lawmakers did not move quickly enough to back his ambitious reform agenda.
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The appeals court, in ruling that the lawsuit could not move forward, found that the family could not bring a claim that Hernandez's constitutional rights were violated.
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Out of the 294 NIFA employees slated to relocate, at least 71% have said they will not move, according to the survey, which was released last week.
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"Under the settlement terms, Airbnb will not move forward with implementing the removal of listings in the West Bank," the company said in a Tuesday blog post.
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The officer ordered Callaway to put his hands in the air and not move before patting down Callaway, who told the officer his gun is in Florida.
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The first Wimbledon was played in 1877 and the first Masters in 1934, but Wimbledon did not move to its present location at Church Road until 1922.
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"There's not enough money in the world to buy back our credibility on human rights if we do not move forward and take swift action," said Rubio.
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The peso did not move on news of Carstens extending his stay at the Banco de Mexico, although U.S. markets were closed for the Presidents Day holiday.
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While it did not move down as much as some expected based on the August action in yields, last Thursday the 103-year fixed mortgage was 3.49%.
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The engineers, many of whom already work on Google Pixel devices, will stay in Taiwan and not move to the U.S. company's headquarters in Mountain View, California.
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Mahomes never saw the field until the regular-season finale, after his team had clinched its playoff spot but could not move up in the conference standings.
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I knew where I was and what I was doing, but my volition seemed to have been dialled down so that I could not move or speak.
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At around 37 kilowatts the site could easily top up the battery of a Tesla electric car, but it might not move an electric train very far.
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Beijing agreed to purchase billions of dollars in U.S. agricultural goods, while President Donald Trump said he would not move ahead with a new round of tariffs.
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They also said the tweet was not material because it simply restated old news, used generalities, was "aspirational and optimistic," and did not move Tesla's share price.
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Variations on that argument worked for Barrack Rodos in the trial and intermediate appellate courts, which ruled Freda could not move ahead with his breach of contract suit.
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However, the dead do not move on to the next life immediately and in fact remain in the land of the living until their bodies have completely decomposed.
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The White House says those tariffs could increase to 25% by October if the Mexican government does not move to address the flow of migrants across the border.
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The L.A. County D.A. says it will not move forward because the text messages Mel sent to rapper Siya were "too vague" to be clearly interpreted as threats.
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Announcing a resolution of lawsuits brought against it, Airbnb said it "will not move forward with implementing the removal of listings in the West Bank from the platform".
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A federal district court judge in 2012 ruled that the case could not move forward as a class action in part because each advertiser would receive different damages.
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"I almost lost it when my sciatic nerve went out and I was down in my gym, in my basement, and I could not move," said Westcott, 35.
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" He first felt sick last Friday, when he managed a season-low five points in a victory over Detroit, and on Sunday, he said, "I could not move.
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She does not move her features around a lot when she is making facial expressions, and her voice stays roughly at the same pitch most of the time.
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A typical curveball or slider, for example, will not move as much in Denver — will not have as much "stuff" — as it would anywhere else in the majors.
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The first lady did not move to Washington until six months into the administration, choosing to let their son, Barron, finish the 2017 school year in New York.
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Lawyers for the Trump Foundation argued in a new court filing that the New York attorney general's lawsuit against the organization should not move forward, citing political bias.
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The FBI did not move to review those emails until just days before the 2016 election, almost a month after FBI officials in New York initially found them.
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Wentz had the Eagles (4-3) in position for a win with another efficient performance, but he could not move Philadelphia late in regulation with the game tied.
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However, a Democratic source familiar with Saturday's discussion said the vice president made it clear that the White House will not move off of the $5.6 billion proposal.
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They knew full well they had absolutely no grounds to fire me, but, as a recently single father starting over, they also knew that I could not move.
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"If this proposal is increasing deficits more, then I think we have a severe issue for our future," particularly if economic growth does not move higher, Fink said.
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Republicans railed against the Pentagon's transgender policy on Wednesday but ultimately did not move to reverse the policy during a debate on the annual defense policy bill. Rep.
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Hence, the environmental movement needs to exercise self-discipline to make sure that the environmental agenda does not move to the extreme left, especially in the electoral primaries.
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"Please don't listen to the Brexiteer's madness which asserts that because we have huge plants here, we will not move and we will always be here," he said.
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The widely anticipated 4-inch iPhone (possibly called the iPhone SE, though iPhone 53C and iPhone 5SE are in contention) will probably not move the bar on innovation.
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Because Wang's camera does not move, and he provides no narration to explain where he's filming, the film invites the audience to become intimately engaged with its images.
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But the price of state-run Saudi Electricity Co's April 2023 dollar Islamic bond, one of the few outstanding international bonds from Saudi Arabia, did not move significantly.
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Under the deal, Vance's office would not move to enforce the subpoena so long as Trump's lawyers agree to appeal to the Supreme Court in the current term.
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It's important to not move too quickly at this stage from where we're introducing a new product and introducing it to consumers and the government and other stakeholders.
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That intervention, which legal experts said was unusual and raised concerns of special treatment, ensured that Manafort would not move to New York's Rikers Island jail pending trial.
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Mr. Harari has a sort of owlish demeanor, in that he looks wise and also does not move his body very much, even while glancing to the side.
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On either side of the ledge were steep rock faces, so they could not move up or down, and snow was falling outside, Mr. Liang told the rescuers.
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Advocates for the overhaul say the bill will ensure U.S. companies get access to the sugar they need while encouraging firms to manufacture here and not move offshore.
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Vogel said she put her own hand on top of his so that he could not move it further up her thigh and then they rode in silence.
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Trump signed an executive order authorizing the powers, though the administration will not move yet to punish Turkish individuals or entities after the country's offensive in northern Syria.
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Stocks fell in intraday trading on Tuesday following a report from Bloomberg News that the U.S. would not move to change existing tariffs for at least 10 months.
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Arone noted the Fed raised GDP forecasts for 2018 and 2019 and lowered the unemployment rate for 2018 and 2019, but inflation forecasts did not move much higher.
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Goldman Sachs predicts the markets will not move much into year-end, but some of the firm's clients are saying the S&P 23 could rally sharply higher.
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Pelosi would not move the pact forward without a nod from Trumka, whose approval in turn would give even labor-friendly Democrats cover to vote for the pact.
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Because Wang's camera does not move, and he provides no narration to explain where he's filming, Chinese Portrait invites the audience to become intimately engaged with its images.
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In a wave of realignment, the Huskies moved into the A.A.C. in 2013 along with the other Big East football programs that did not move to bigger conferences.
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He said the central bank will say, 'Let's assume it didn't happen' rather than say 'let's worry about what it does means if we move or not move.
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Kevin Brady called out Canada on Wednesday, saying Ottawa will have to "step up it up" because Washington will not move its deadline for a new trade deal.
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The commerce department steel report was due at the end of June, and investors have grown concerned Mr Trump may not move forward with his threat of tariffs.
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His elbow needed treatment, his legs, which he described as like jelly after the Isner epic, would not move properly and his thinking was fuzzy as errors flowed.
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Giancarlo has often argued the United States should not move too far ahead of other countries in tightening regulations governing the swaps market, which the United States dominates.
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But if those sentences were just brilliant and didn't describe to me what it's like to be human, they would not move me or make me laugh or squirm.
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When stocks tumbled earlier this month, Jefferies said currencies did not move as much as many had expected, suggesting "positions might not have been as big as you thought".
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" Likewise, a spokesperson for eBay said: "We highly respect the vision of the Libra Association; however, eBay has made the decision to not move forward as a founding member.
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The 330,000 shorebirds that used to use the area did not move to other staging sites—there is a limit to how many birds even rich mudflats can support.
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She "was forcefully thrown face down on the bed, held in place so she could not move, while [the basketball player] raped Plaintiff from behind," according to the complaint.
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Charlebois was confined to a wheelchair after sustaining injuries during her childhood and could not move her arms or legs, while Reyes worked as her caretaker, according to authorities.
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Today at Apple we still fight for this, and advocate for human rights, and we believe that every generation has a responsibility to enlarge the definition, not move inward.
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Hassan said the reason the three could not move their car was that Hensley was standing too close to it and they did not want to run her over.
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Ross suggested that, if the federal government does not move forward on this issue, programs for autonomous vehicles could be targeted in a distributed denial of service (DDoS) attack.
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From the 33/94 campaign onwards, a player could not move clubs without the permission of his current employers, even when his contract ran out and his registration lapsed.
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Apple shares did not move on the news, and shares of NXP Semiconductors and STMicroelectronics, two major suppliers of chips used in Qi systems, appeared to be unaffected also.
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A friend of Justine's told the New York Times that she had moved to the U.S. from Australia about three years ago because Don could not move to her.
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Republicans settled on Mr. Hastert, then a deputy to the feared House whip, Tom DeLay of Texas, a figure so polarizing he could not move into the speaker's chair.
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Analysts said Moody's decision on Friday to lower the outlook on Britain's Aa2 rating to negative from stable did not move the currency as it provided no additional insight.
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"If things did not move from what we've seen up to now, to today, I think the (second quarter) result would be better than in Q1," Thiam told analysts.
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"He was trying to shoot him, but he failed, and the Taliban rushed to tackle" the man, he said, adding that Mawlawi Haibatullah did not move in the chaos.
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"I think our point is this: Let's not move on from healthcare just because you failed by one vote," White House budget director Mick Mulvaney said Wednesday on CNN.
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Ultimately a ban on short selling may not move the dial on Italian bank stocks if investors don't see an end to the budget showdown, said Jefferies' Creelan-Sandford.
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In the end, investigators say they can't prove beyond a reasonable doubt that Comrie acted without believing he had consent ... and therefore they will not move forward with charges.
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Until a unified funding program agreement occurs and the management merry-go-round stops going in circles and promotes consistent, long-term planning, the system will not move forward.
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The victory did not move the needle in the American League East race; Boston beat the Baltimore Orioles, 4-1, to retain a nine-and-a-half-game lead.
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Holding the Games just a few months later would put them in direct competition with a host of other professional sports competitions that would not move to accommodate them.
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Holding the Games just a few months later would put them in direct competition with a host of other professional sports competitions that would not move to accommodate them.
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When the Mueller Report did not provide an easily explainable smoking gun, and so did not move the country, she resisted Democrats who wanted to move forward on impeachment.
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"I think we'll touch 3 percent before the end of this year but we may not move above 3 percent on a persistent basis until next year," Stanley said.
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In exchange, Trump will not move forward with another round of tariff increases against roughly $210 billion in Chinese goods that had been set to take effect on Tuesday.
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She pointed out that two weeks of public testimony on Trump's dealings with Ukraine "did not move at all" the positions of Republicans ranging from moderates such as Rep.
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The couple spend half the year in Los Angeles and half at their apartment in New York City; they did not move to Los Angeles from New York City.
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The UK government is not bound to observe the results of the referendum, and the UK will not move forward with withdrawal until parliament votes to take that action.
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The source noted that because De Sousa can appeal the ruling, Portugal would not move to deport De Sousa to Italy until the court reaches a decision on her appeal.
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By the time the second hearing came around in late January, Amazon had announced funding for several educational initiatives, but they barely registered and ultimately did not move the needle.
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In 2013, the Gang of Eight's immigration reform bill passed with wide bipartisan support in the Senate only to die in the House, where leadership did not move it forward.
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Collman told authorities that when he picked up his son to put him in his car, he was so stiff — like "muscle spasm stiff" — that he could not move him.
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"But I also believe strongly in that the model should not move so far to the point that there is a 'pay-for-play, employee-employer relationship' with student athletes."
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Even with Mr. Mattis's urging of caution, administration officials said it was hard to envision that Mr. Trump would not move ahead with strikes, given that he has promised retaliation.
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We could not move for being plied with whiskey, which was lucky, because it turns out that low-grade tipsiness is the correct state in which to experience immersive theater.
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That, in turn, should cause the return to the factors used in production, including the wages paid to labour, to converge, even if those factors could not move across borders.
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During an exam, Davis claims Nassar crushed up a pill and made her drink it -- and a short time later she got "very woozy" and could not move her limbs.
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But it's nine years of stuff written largely off the cuff as ephemera, if trolls scrutinizing it for ammunition is the new normal, this seems like a "why not?" move.
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The White House does not plan to send any legislative language to Congress; the president understands quite well that the Republican-controlled body will not move forward on his ideas.
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President Obama did not move forward in 2013, even after stating that Syria using chemical weapons would cross a red line, without the support of Congress and the international community.
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"Given the problems that undermine the fairness and reliability of Danny Lee's conviction and death sentence, the Government should not move forward with his execution," said Morris Moon, Lee's attorney.
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Despite all of the new information that's come to light, prosecutors in King County, Washington have officially decided to NOT move forward with charges against NY Giants kicker Josh Brown.
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A contentious lawsuit between Uber and Alphabet's Waymo unit will not move to a legal private forum, a U.S. judge said Thursday, dealing a blow to the ride-hailing company.
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Grassley, an Iowa Republican facing reelection, said a meeting with Garland wouldn't change his mind that President Barack Obama's nomination to the high court should not move forward this year.
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Legislation to speed the approval of new medical cures will not move in Congress before lawmakers leave town for the election despite a last-minute push, lobbyists and aides said.
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There are immediate implications for the Fed: a low natural rate means the Fed could not move its short-term federal funds rate very high before policy becomes too tight.
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So we moved her again, this time to Seattle, close to my eldest brother and me, thereby violating the cardinal rule of Alzheimer's care: Thou shalt not move the patient.
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But even a huge boom in one product will not move the company's financials like the iPhone, which accounted for 63 percent of Apple's $215 billion in sales last year.
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When Dezen asked provincial authorities why his villagers could not move to the new site, they told him: "'You're village people, we can't give you a city,'" he told Reuters.
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If the Energy and Commerce Committee does not move forward on hearings, the Budget Committee under Yarmuth could still hold hearings to examine the potential fiscal impact of the legislation.
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Mr. Johnson said he would not move forward with that idea, or others such as a municipal health insurance system like the one in San Francisco, without support from members.
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But even some of his allies have little explanation for why he did not move more swiftly to attempt a rapprochement with Ms. Hill, who is now a Brandeis professor.
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The report also said that Melania Trump's parents, Victor and Amalija Knavs, will begin making more appearances at the White House, although they will not move to Washington full time.
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Deadline reported that the decision to not move forward with the series, which was 13 weeks into a writers' room at the time, was due to its "tone and direction."
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" Asked why not move forward with impeachment proceedings now, as a majority of House Democrats now support, Stevens said bluntly: "I have mixed reviews from the people of my district.
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But this might not move the needle much: Sanders is not actually the frontrunner, Warren is going to need his supporters down the road, and negative campaigning could always backfire.
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Phys Ed Working out the muscles on one side of our bodies can keep the muscles on the other side fit, even if we do not move them at all.
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And Representative Bob Goodlatte of Virginia, chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, said he would not move on any such legislation before he addressed criminal alien gangs and border security.
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A number of Republicans made comments generally supportive of fiscal restraint, but that does not move the ball forward if we actually want to downsize programs and tame rising deficits.
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Although Walmart did not endorse any particular legal theory as part of the settlement, it also did not move to dismiss the case on grounds that the arguments were flawed.
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He backed away from that new Egyptian government, led by the Muslim Brotherhood, and signaled with his silence that the U.S. would not move to block a military coup d'etat.
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Mr. Trump actually went ahead (though only partly, because he will not move the embassy right away), implicitly endorsing an American shift from neutral arbiter to overtly siding with Israel.
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Jove was upset that the trucks were parked in front of his house and did not move when he asked, Carl Zogby, a Hialeah police spokesman, told CBS affiliate WFOR-TV.
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Ramos should not have given Williams a violation for breaking her racquet and should have warned her early on about what would happen if she did not move on, he said.
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"While the agency will not move forward with this case, it will continue to vigorously enforce the commission's anti-manipulation provisions and prosecute cases through trial where necessary," the spokeswoman added.
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On television, in plain robes before a screen of ancient symbols, he did not move from behind his table, letting his hands, eyes and voice paint scenes, characters, emotions, even abstractions.
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In a series of hikes, the rate could rise to 25% later this year if the country does not move to stop the flow of asylum seekers crossing the southern border.
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Kengeter's contract as chief executive expires at the end of March 2018 and Deutsche Boerse has said it would not move to renew it until the insider trading case is settled.
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Indeed, expectations for an interest rate increase have been whittled down; Reuters polls forecast rates will not move until early 2020, a calendar quarter later than was forecast a month ago.
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With the Zika virus outbreak continuing in Brazil, the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio De Janeiro could spark a "full blown public health disaster" – so why not move or postpone them?
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Is it such a stretch to think that at some point that those who pose a threat to this administration might not move up the list generated by this secret panel?
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"We found that the injected fluids did not move upwards into layers carrying drinking-water," said Stefan Ladage, lead author of the BGR study, which was published in Germany last week.
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Cramer argued that lower corporate taxes would not move the needle much for Amazon, since the company does not need to make more money right away to continue its global expansion.
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On Tuesday, an unraced 2-year-old reared up and landed straddling the inner rail, and he could not move until a team of workers hoisted his legs over the top.
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"The Senate should not move forward with this confirmation, should not go forward with advising and consenting on this individual until this prosecution, this criminal investigation, is done," Booker said Tuesday.
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The markets did not move drastically at first when polling from two bellwether English cities, Newcastle and Sunderland, showed that the side voting to remain in the European Union was struggling.
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She was emphatic that should would not move "until all of the children are released," and threatened the New York City Police Department as they climbed to bring her to safety.
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Prices did not move much after settlement, when industry group the American Petroleum Institute (API) reported a 1.5 million-barrel build in U.S. crude stocks in the week to Jan. 6.
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The button does not feel like the new MacBook's trackpad — which does not move at all — in that it doesn't actually feel like you're clicking the home button itself any more.
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While these bills will not move in the current Congress, the list of co-sponsors suggests that aspiring candidates see supporting them as necessary to succeed in the Democratic presidential primaries.
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In a Facebook video Netanyahu acknowledged that the police would likely move to recommend his indictment, but dismissed the allegations against him and predicted Mandelblit would not move to press charges.
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I think they understood that the pay-per-view proposition did not move the needle enough for them to remain in and compete, which is basically what Peter Nelson said, right?
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Moderate House Republicans have voiced concerns over its cuts to Medicaid, while conservatives like Amash, a House Freedom Caucus member, say the legislation does not move far enough away from ObamaCare.
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In addition to strong winds, the primary threats will be rough surf, coastal erosion, and heavy rainfall, even if the center of the storm does not move directly over the islands.
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You can't move forward with a climate policy, or you should not move forward with a climate policy, without the input of those industries that are going to be heavily regulated.
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The recovery itself did not move particularly quickly, and on average, Puerto Ricans went 84 days without electricity, 68 days without water, and 41 days without cellphone coverage after the storm.
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Ms. Yellen's priority was ensuring that the Fed did not raise rates too quickly; Mr. Powell could face the challenge of making sure that the Fed does not move too slowly.
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Later, he explained that he felt the pain in the fifth game of the first set and that by the second set he could not move well enough to be competitive.
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Her work may not move or engage us in conventional ways, yet we stay with it because we trust that by the end it will have delivered a highly particular chill.
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Mr. Dent said that while what he saw was "a violation of her body," he did not see the situation as dangerous and did not move to interrupt the photo session.
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Efraim Zuroff, the top Nazi hunter for the Simon Wiesenthal Center in Los Angeles, said it was unfortunate that Poland and the United States did not move more aggressively on extradition.
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But no, Ossoff continued to ignore this legitimate criticism and said to all those who lived in the district and were eligible to vote a big, loud — I will not move.
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China agreed to billions of dollars in agricultural purchases from the U.S., while Trump said he would not move ahead with a new round of tariffs on Sunday, among other items.
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U.S. District Court Judge Dan Polster, who is supervising most of the consolidated litigation, announced from the bench Monday morning that the trial will not move forward, a court representative confirmed.
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Even if there is a cheaper Pixel to come in less than a year, it may not move the needle much in terms of Google's share of the world's smartphone market.
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"The president's making clear that the special counsel should not move outside the scope of the investigation," Sarah Huckabee Sanders, a White House spokeswoman, said during a news briefing on Thursday.
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In addition to strong winds, the primary threats will be rough surf, coastal erosion and heavy rainfall, even if the center of the storm does not move directly over the islands.
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Israel, of all countries — and especially if its real concern is anti-Semitism — should not move in lock step with an administration given to innuendo about cosmopolitan financiers and the like.
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Mr. Omo, who is from Indiana, said Ms. Damond moved to the United States about three years ago because her fiancé could not move to Australia with his son and work.
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Days after the United States, the Czech Republic recognized West Jerusalem as the Israeli capital, though it said it would not move its embassy before negotiating with countries in the region.
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Since we can't rerun the 2016 election in a laboratory introducing many small differences in an experimental setting, it's challenging to know with any certainty what did and did not move votes.
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Real estate experts at Redfin, another real estate brokerage, predict that rates will not move that much higher in 2017, in fact no higher than 4.3 percent on the 30-year fixed.
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Financially, the transaction will not move the dial for Britain's biggest drugmaker, but it offers a sign that Walmsley is making progress in reshaping the company since her arrival a year ago.
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This technique reduces friction, but does not move the system; that's what linear motors are for, and they take their energy from batteries that travel inside the capsule, like an electric car.
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Shares in Samsung units did not move sharply following the news that Jay Y. Lee was named a suspect, as some investors had anticipated the possibility that he could be formally indicted.
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Prosecutors said there was reasonable doubt as to whether Comrie's accuser consented to anal sex during the alleged encounter in February, and they will not move forward with the charges, TMZ reported.
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Prison staff called in reinforcements and did not move into the first unit until four hours after the fighting began, a delay that he said was necessary to ensure the guards' safety.
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Once at the hospital, Jaquie's doctors told her that she was paralyzed, but what she remembers most is being able to feel her limbs, but not move them, according to Fox 59.
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People briefed on the firm's thinking said that Mr. Gorman did not move sooner partly because he did not anticipate the Federal Reserve's continuing efforts to increase capital requirements for large banks.
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The NIH's West Nile vaccine was shown to be effective, but did not move forward commercially when the NIH was unable to find a pharmaceutical company to partner with on advanced development.
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President Barack Obama did not move to end the federal death penalty, but he signed no death warrants and he commuted the federal death sentences of two individuals to life without parole.
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Refusing to tune into their reality show or follow their headlines was a way for people to align themselves with some sort of faux celebrity integrity and not move with the masses.
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This required a bit more intricacy—an ideal tennis serve does not move in a natural arc, but instead has an odd up, back, and outward motion that forms a looping path.
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The Legg Mason analysts said Moody's decision on Friday to lower the outlook on Britain's Aa2 rating to negative from stable did not move the currency as it provided no additional insight.
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Mueller has not been fired, Acting Attorney General Matthew Whitaker did not move to limit the investigation, and Trump has not pardoned key witnesses or associates before they could cooperate or testify.
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Kelly and Kyle eventually filed a criminal complaint against Elliott over the incident ... but according to the docs, prosecutors felt they could not move forward with charges against 24-year-old Elliott.
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While appeals modernization was being negotiated, VA stated that it could not move legacy appeals into the new system because VA would have to re-adjudicate them and provide a proper notice.
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"We did not move into our homes knowing there would be, or could be, parking restrictions imposed on us for six weeks out of every year during prime holiday time," she said.
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But even if the job's data beats expectations the dollar might not move significantly because the bar for an upward surprise has been raised by recent strong data, analysts at MUFG said.
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Such techno-dreams may be forlorn, human ingenuity may not move us fast enough, but I have zero faith that the consumer choices of well-meaning greens will move us any faster.
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If the Senate does not move forward with the Garland nomination now, a lot of senators could find themselves voting on a Supreme Court nominee in December while packing up their offices.
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However, after his plans provoked public backlash, he agreed to not move forward with them if he could find a buyer willing to match the $1.6 million he had paid for it.
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LONDON, July 4 (Reuters) - Investment manager Columbia Threadneedle said it plans to expand its operations in Luxembourg but will not move its regional headquarters after Britain voted to leave the European Union.
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The U.S. did not move battle ships offshore in The Gambia, nor dispatch special operation units to protect or evacuate U.S. citizens and foreign nationals from a country exploding in civil conflict.
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Representative Michael McCaul of Texas, the chairman of the Homeland Security Committee, told reporters after the meeting that the petition would not move ahead as Republicans tried to negotiate a compromise bill.
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They also have been an embarrassment for the United Nations, where rights investigators compiled a confidential report in 2014 about the allegations and the organization did not move quickly to rectify them.
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Separately on Wednesday, Mr. Trump told President Enrique Peña Nieto of Mexico and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of Canada that he would not move to terminate the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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The Trump administration on Tuesday acted under pressure from the Republican attorneys general of several states who had pledged to mount a legal challenge to DACA if the president did not move.
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He came in close, put his bare feet on top of mine so I could not move, leaned his body against me, and began quick, discreet thrusts back and forth against my body.
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"It is a nice idea but it is a standstill, it does not move," said Manar Shaqoura, 19, a law student who managed to snag a table at the front of the vessel.
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Pakistan said it would expel India's ambassador in Islamabad and that its envoy who was to start his assignment soon will not move to Delhi after India revoked the special privileges to Kashmir.
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I made two calls to editors I knew at the Chicago Tribune and the Los Angeles Times, both of whom said their papers could not move quickly with the piece, if at all.
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Although he could not move his back end at all and was not able to go to the bathroom on his own, the SPCA made it a mission to get him walking again.
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If the Fed does not move in September, it will likely be because the FOMC has decided to put off raising rates until it meets its inflation target of 2 percent, he said.
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Why it matters: Pelosi's stance has been unwavering, and even if more House Democrats support impeachment than have said so publicly, the caucus will not move forward unless they have the speaker's approval.
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Many Puerto Rican families are divided between those who prefer the island's warmth and those who cannot understand why one would not move to the mainland's hustle, as Lissette did seven years ago.
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Although the liquor company had no knowledge of his alleged crime at the time, they decided to not move forward with Patterson's application — explaining he had little work experience, the Associated Press reported.
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Mr. Gorman did not move sooner, in part, because he was not anticipating the Federal Reserve's continuing efforts to increase capital requirements for large banks, according to people briefed on the firm's thinking.
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Democratic FCC Commissioner Jessica Rosenworcel said the agency should not move forward with its review while a court considers a lawsuit against the FCC over media deregulations that could impact the proposed deal.
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One out later Yankees second baseman Gleyber Torres did not move to back up shortstop Didi Gregorius on a Tim Beckham single up the middle that gave the Orioles a 5-0 lead.
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"If you do not move, God forbid, then tomorrow the holiest of places and the Muslims' Qiblah, Mecca, will be sold and you will find then no one to defend it," it said.
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But that bill was not negotiated with Democrats and even if they are able to get agreement among GOP members and pass it through the House It will not move in the Senate.
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Weakening phone sales aside, the Korean electronics giant's G7 ThinQ (the name's just as terrible as the V30 ThinQ) appears to be yet another rock-solid phone that might not move the needle.
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Telling her daughter to "not move" and "keep yours doors locked," Brinkley went on to share that she made it a priority to ensure her daughter moved to a safer building right away.
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The chamber's Republican leaders initially said there was a technical problem with how the bill was written, but after the Senate altered the bill to fix it, the measure still did not move.
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A New Jersey school district said it will not move forward with its controversial policy of giving tuna sandwiches to students with unpaid school lunch debt following a public outcry over the policy.
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But other Republican sources familiar with deliberations among Republicans on the budget panel say there's growing recognition that a budget will not move this year and the focus is shifting to budgetary reform.
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The fact that the contract in question was a land sale by a corrupt state legislature for the benefit of insiders did not move Marshall from his commitment to the enforcement of deals.
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"While we believe there is considerable synergies and benefits to a realignment, after hearing feedback from stakeholders and members of Congress, USDA will not move forward with the realignment plans," the department said.
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Kim Jong Un is insisting he will make a step towards denuclearization if the US moves on security concerns -- likely meaning a peace proposal — but will not move otherwise, the diplomatic sources say.
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There are far more jobs in renewable energy than coal, and factories will not move to other countries to skirt regulations if those very countries are attempting to bring down their own emissions.
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The government of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has said it would not move to deport anybody, and would allow time for a lengthy appeals process for those left out of the registry.
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The administration hopes sending the plan to Congress will spur lawmakers to help choose a facility they find amenable, but the White House is well aware the plan may not move at all.
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"Many of the patients could not move on their own and were ones who had difficulties breathing," Mr. Choi said, adding that six of the people who died were found in an elevator.
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"What needs to be understood and explained is why the airspeed basically increased throughout the flight and the throttles did not move," said Jon Weaks, the president of the Southwest Airlines Pilots Association.
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"Please don't listen to the Brexiteers' madness which asserts that, because we have huge plants here, we will not move and we will always be here," he said, referring to supporters of Brexit.
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Addressing such concerns, Mr. Moon said there was a limit to how far the two Koreas could go in improving ties if North Korea did not move toward dismantling its nuclear weapons program.
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But if plans did not move as quickly as hoped for, there was protocol for that, too: mutilating a body part — usually an ear — and sending it to the family as a message.
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"If Europe does not move forward and move forward quickly on this programme, it will be impossible to maintain the development and production capabilities needed for a sovereign defence industry," the companies said.
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In addition to earning a strong return on your dining and travel spending, the Amex Green card offers a few different statement credits that may or may not move the needle for you.
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Although I have steered clear of the prediction game, my background as an investigator and experience working up close with Robert Mueller leads me to believe he will not move against the President.
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This new standard can create a powerful bias against the accused, especially when coupled with the Obama administration's threat to yank federal aid from colleges that do not move aggressively against sexual assault.
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The Nebraska Public Service Commission should cast its vision to a future free of fossil fuels, and shut down the Keystone XL. Endorsing more pipelines does not move us to a sustainable future.
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Some activists noted that Sanders's army of supporters, still powerful in left-wing groups including Our Revolution and People for Bernie, may not move over to any other candidate if Sanders jumps in.
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This follows on the heels of a similar announcement by the United Technologies unit, Carrier, in November that it would save hundreds of jobs at an Indiana plant, and not move them to Mexico.
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This category of devices allows users to look around in a virtual scene, but not move through it; more advanced devices are generally tethered to a PC. "People think about the Holodeck," Cohen said.
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We had very robust data about their behavior, but we ended up having to exclude some animals from our analysis due to lack of attention, or because they just would not move at all.
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"It's a consensus in Ukraine that Ukraine should not move on and build up on the conflict, and just try to keep it as silent as possible, not to make matters worse," he said.
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Google caught wind of Levandowski's recruitment efforts as early as summer 2015 and attempted to fire him, the arbitration says, but could not confirm the details and did not move forward with the termination.
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Ghabaghbi said he could not go back to Deraa to live under state rule, but if it comes to it, he would also not move to rebel territory in northern Syria without foreign guarantees.
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Shares did not move sharply after the decision as the market may have already priced a rate cut into stocks, with the stock index up more than 6 percent since the beginning of July.
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The model-turned-actress alleges that at one point the Chief Creative Officer "forcibly grabbed the back of my head so that I could not move and started kissing my face and my neck".
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Trump, 70, also confirmed again that his 10-year-old son Barron will not move into the White House for several months, allowing him to finish out the school year in New York City.
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Before taking the speakership, he promised the conference's most conservative members, who were most wary of his appointment, that he would not move on immigration without the support of the majority of the caucus.
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That would outrage German unions, even if job losses were less than the 30,000 mooted from a Deutsche merger, and it still might not move the needle enough in Germany's structurally inefficient banking market.
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Under the foreign arms sale process with the Pentagon and State Department, if any one of those four lawmakers disapproves of a sale, it does not move forward to be formally notified to Congress.
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Related Video: Sources Say Melania and Barron Trump Will Not Move to the White House "Melania wants to stay in New York while her son goes to school," a Palm Beach source recently PEOPLE.
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On Sunday his budget director, Mick Mulvaney, clarified that it is the "official White House position" that Congress should not move on to any other issue until the health care process gets underway again.
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A White House official noted that Hicks, 28, will not move into the office that is allocated for the communications director, but will instead remain in her current space outside of the Oval Office.
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Mr. Roberts said on the Senate floor that he had been assured last week by the deputy defense secretary, Robert O. Work, that Mr. Obama would not move Guantánamo detainees to Fort Leavenworth, Kan.
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Nick Kyrgios could not jump and could not move forward, and the hip injury he had struggled with through his first two matches at the United States Open had finally caught up with him.
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When she was under his bed, he stacked totes and laundry bins around the bed with weights and barbells stacked against them so she could not move them without him noticing, the complaint says.
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It increased its reverse repo rate, at which commercial banks deposit money with the central bank, by 25 bps each time but did not move its repo rate, used to lend money to banks.
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Armed with a power of veto, EU member Ireland had insisted negotiations could not move forward unless Britain agreed that customs regulations stay the same on both sides of the Irish border post-Brexit.
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Unlike Medicare for All, which is favored by many of the Democratic White House candidates, the plan from DeLauro and Schakowsky would not move the entire country into a single government-sponsored health plan.
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When she was under his bed, he stacked totes and laundry bins around the bed with weights and barbells stacked against them so she could not move them without him noticing, the complaint states.
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That we're moving forward is presumed, but the reality in this country is completely different from what is said in the national media and on TV. We will not move forward here in Sinaloa.
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"We would not move forward if we weren't comfortable that the Vievu cameras were going to provide good coverage and that we were going to store the video in a responsible way," she said.
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Werman: What does it mean for countries that did not move as quickly as China, that did not buy — further down the line — the extra time for other countries that were not yet infected?
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They identified one value to use as a benchmark: the concentration of anesthesia at which 5003 percent of patients did not move in response to a painful stimulus, like being cut with a scalpel.
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Whole Foods was unsure of how serious Amazon was — Amazon's founder and chief executive, Jeff Bezos, had never struck a deal of this size before — and the talks did not move fast at first.
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The department said that it would reconsider provisions involving the "gainful employment" rule, which cuts off loans to colleges if graduates' earnings cannot meet their debt burden, not move immediately to halt the loans.
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New York Times culture reporter Cara Buckley on Friday tweeted a screenshot of an email from The Orchard, Louis C.K.'s film distributor, stating that the company would not move forward with the release.
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China has a great interest in gaining assurances that if the North Korean regime collapses and the two Koreas are unified, the United States will not move its troops to the border with China.
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Among Fed officials, even Fed Governor Lael Brainard, one of the strongest voices arguing that the central bank should not move rates too high until economic conditions improved overseas, appeared on board this week.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average, S&P 500 and Nasdaq dropped from intraday all-time highs Tuesday after Bloomberg reported that Washington would not move to change existing tariffs for at least 10 months.
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"Siemens' transformation is under way and we see little reason why the stock would not move more towards a sector multiple," Liberum analysts said in a note, reiterating their 'buy' rating on the stock.
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There is a level of accountability, like you may not move on with us because you have done this or you may need to go seek help before you may move on with us.
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Though the steadily climbing total may not move Speaker Nancy Pelosi off of her resistance to opening a formal impeachment inquiry, Sunday's burst of support suggests momentum behind the effort is growing and accelerating.
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But, Dana White appeared on TSN in Canada early Thursday morning and addressed the issue head-on -- saying he will NOT move Hardy off the card ... and that Ostovich has "no problem" with the decision.
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"It's certain that today we would not move thousands of people to Paris where we would find ourselves facing very, very protected employment contracts," Courboin told Reuters on the sidelines of a conference in Paris.
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Slightly fewer in each group say they think congressional Democrats would be shirking their constitutional duty if they do not move ahead on impeachment as soon as possible (4.73% among in-person, 45% among virtual).
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"Further massive losses in the value of the lira are almost inevitable if the central bank does not move toward a more restrictive course," said Jan Bopp, an investment strategist at Bank J Safra Sarasin.
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After current FCC Chairman Ajit Pai was appointed to lead the commission, the agency did not move to revoke the rules, but did stop defending them in court, leaving independent intervenors to continue the fight.
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"In the event that the unemployment rate does not move lower with current policy settings, there are a number of options," Lowe said in a speech titled 'The Economic Outlook and Monetary Policy' in Brisbane.
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Whereas many of the other Republican presidential candidates suggested Obama should not move forward with any choice — regardless of who it is — Bush at least acknowledged that Obama could nominate a justice for the vacancy.
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DUBLIN (Reuters) - The Federal Reserve should not move too fast and inadvertently weaken the U.S. economy at a time when companies are less certain about their prospects, Atlanta Fed President Raphael Bostic said on Wednesday.
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Archer Consulting's Arnaldo Correa said that an example of that delayed hedging happened last week when funds sharply reduced their sold position and prices did not move much, since mills took the opportunity to sell.
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VASANT NARASIMHAN: I would continue Scott's efforts to take on the tobacco industry in a big way because I think -- I think we have to really ensure that smoking does not move into other approaches.
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"I expect that this will not be put to a vote and that the chairman will just not move it or will find some mechanism at the bureau level to dismiss it," LeBlanc told Axios.
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Major companies and their lobbyists in Washington have weighed in as part of that process, urging that regulators not move too fast or too harshly as they think about how the technology should be governed.
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I don't know what the impact will be of his testimony, whether it will be catalytic or whether it will change attitudes on impeachment or whether it will really not move the needle very much.
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" All the way in the back of the spacious, L-shaped lab, paper conservator Elyse Driscoll has several mysterious objects covered up and weighted down, with cautionary signs on display: "ART BELOW—DO NOT MOVE.
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"If we keep the status quo and not move stuff around, we run the risk of losing populations or species," says Laura Gray-Steinhauer, who researches climate change adaptation strategies at the University of Alberta.
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"We will not move forward with any changes until we are fully confident that all newly raised concerns have been addressed," said Jonah Bruno, a spokesman for the state's economic development agency, Empire State Development.
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Berenstein - The Band CAMINOThe Song ANNOYING "More I See" - S. CareyI do not have high hopes for this playlist, which has devolved into full MOM'S CAR MIX CD DO NOT MOVE FROM CAR, ending well.
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While the panel will not move forward, Trump had announced four names in relation to the council: real estate developers Richard LeFrak and Steven Roth, and private equity executives Joshua Harris and William E. Ford.
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Though Chuck collapses the moment Kevin and Paige leave the building (too much electricity for him), his sacrifice reaps a saddening reward: Mesa Verde decides to stick with HHM, and not move on with Kim.
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But the Trump administration announced on Tuesday it would not move forward with the effort, with the Commerce and Justice departments saying the decision had been made to print census materials without the citizenship question.
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She insisted that the Fed will only continue to push up rates if the economy can handle it and that the central bank will not move towards more normal monetary policy without an economic justification.
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The festival, which has drawn more than 60,000 participants to create a temporary city in northern Nevada's Black Rock Desert, will remain in its current location and not move to the ranch, the organizers said.
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The Starship will have three sea level engines that will move up to 15 degrees angle and three vacuum engines that will optimize for efficiency that will not move, they will be fixed in place.
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This comes after President Emmanuel Macron laid out his plans for parliamentary reforms Monday, in which he threatened to revert to a public referendum if lawmakers did not move quickly enough to back his plans.
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But Mr. Mphoko and his wife, Laurinda, would not move out, local news reports said, because they kept rejecting official residences as inadequate, too small or too close to the homes of other government ministers.
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"Clearly Siemens' transformation is under way and we see little reason why the stock would not move more towards a sector multiple," Liberum analysts said in a note, reiterating their 'buy' rating on the stock.
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"He came in close, put his bare feet on top of mine so I could not move, leaned his body against me, and began quick, discreet thrusts back and forth against my body," she wrote.
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The timing and circumstances of this development — which meant Frank could not move forward in his effort to recoup the millions he said he was owed — troubled the judge in charge of adjudicating the bankruptcy.
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And even if all the leaks are sealed, burning natural gas still produces greenhouse gases, so relying on natural gas may not move the planet fast enough to limit global warming to less dangerous levels.
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Richard Burr, the Republican chair of the Intelligence Committee, will not move the committee's investigation along quickly enough, Warner told the Washington Post that he would consider calling for the creation of an independent commission.
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When I asked every time to have my phone back so I could tell them about the situation, the officer refused and told me to sit back in [my] position and not move at all.
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The bus driver did not move the bus, and asked again and again for her to leave, but she continued to ignore him, finished her coffee, and then laughed at the rest of us captives.
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Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell made it clear the central bank will not move on interest rates unless it sees a significant and persistent move in inflation, which has been stubbornly below the Fed's target.
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But the FCC will not move to penalize the carriers because the staff investigation did not find a sufficiently clear rule violation that would warrant action, a senior FCC official told reporters on a call.
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He also replayed a recording where Avenatti told a Nike lawyer he was prepared to "blow the lid off this thing" and that paying a few million dollars did not "move the needle" for him.
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"We weren't going to not move because of this," Mr. Shabe said, so they asked for a credit at the closing to pay for junk removal, which in the end cost double what they expected.
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Out of roughly 250 Economic Research Service researchers and economists at the USDA reassigned to Kansas City, 69% said they would not move, according to a survey conducted by the American Federation of Government Employees.
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"To me, that would kind of be an incentive for Mexico to not move so quickly to ratify the USMCA," said Welles Orr, who served as assistant US trade representative under President George H.W. Bush.
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"Because of their unwillingness to change the policies and the ridiculous double standard regarding phallic imagery (see: Hims ads), we did not move forward and the ads we submitted were never approved," Rodriguez told Broadly.
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" "Though Israel is disappointed that the embassy will not move at this time," the statement said, "we appreciate today's expression of President Trump's friendship to Israel and his commitment to moving the embassy in the future.
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Whether this will be the recipe to attract voters back from the populist, far-right Alternative for Germany party (the AfD) is not clear, as AKK will not move the party to a more conservative corner.
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Mr Trump has promised to fill Guantánamo with "bad dudes", and seems tempted to let Russia commit war crimes in Syria, in pursuit of IS. If pious appeals do not move the next president, try this.
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"Compulsive stimulus can push as much as politicians feel they can get away with, however, without influencing the supply side variables, trend growth will not move higher and ultimately growth will converge to potential," he wrote.
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Gundlach said that just a couple days ago, investors seemed to be hung up on the Bank of Japan's meeting, but the policy changes it announced did not move markets as much as some had anticipated.
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"He came in close, put his bare feet on top of mine so I could not move, leaned his body against me, and began quick, discreet thrusts back and forth against my body," Lysette told THR.
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Republican President Donald Trump views ratification of the trade deal as a top priority, but Democrats say they will not move forward until their concerns over labor, environmental issues and access to medicine have been addressed.
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The men have repeatedly said they would not move to the transit camps because they feared PNG residents on the island may attack, or that the will be resettled elsewhere in PNG or another developing nation.
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In a motion filed on Friday in federal court in Washington, D.C., the administration said the lawsuit by the Community Oncology Alliance (COA) should not move forward because the court lacks jurisdiction to hear the case.
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Then the state's attorney, Frank S. Maco, came under fire for saying that there was "probable cause" to try Allen for molestation, but that he did not move forward because Dylan was too "fragile" to testify.
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Mr. Khanna concedes that his bill will not move forward during the Trump administration, but instead sees it as laying groundwork for next year, when Democrats hope to gain control of the White House and Senate.
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"It seems the height of hypocrisy that the DOJ is going to reopen the case of Emmett Till that's 60 years old and will not move forward on a case that's four years old," the Rev.
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And Congress may not move instantly to roll back the law without a clear idea of how to replace it — how to insure the 20 million people who have gained coverage under the Affordable Care Act.
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CURES BILL PUSHED TO LAME-DUCK Legislation to speed the approval of new medical cures will not move in Congress before lawmakers leave town for the election despite a last-minute push, lobbyists and aides said.
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Dave Sawyer, an economist with EnviroEconomics, a consulting firm in Ottawa, said that long before the American election, policy makers in Canada were assuming that the United States would not move ahead soon on carbon pricing.
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I could not move on at the same time that all my classmates were ... The summer taught me that things are not always going to be how I want, and that hard work does pay off.
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A federal judge said on Friday the city could not move the protest, saying the rally's organizer presented evidence that the city's decision was "based on the content of his speech" rather than public safety considerations.
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