"Some countries are not moving at all and those that are moving are not moving fast enough," UNICEF analyst Claudia Cappa told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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"You have a lot of refineries that are down for maintenance — and yet gasoline prices are not moving higher, demand is not moving higher, and that means lower demand for crude," said Kloza.
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The Fed has been trying to strike a balance between not moving too fast and risking shortening the US economy's longest running expansion versus not moving too slowly and risking the economy overheating.
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Still, others complain that Nielsen is not moving quickly enough.
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Melania and Barron Trump not moving into WH 'til June.
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My arm is not moving, it's literally just my wrist.
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Oh, and they are definitely not moving to an ashram.
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The only thing not moving, it seemed, were people's legs.
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Tech made a huge political miscalculation in not moving faster.
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"I'm not moving as well as I'd like," Woods said.
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Aetna is not moving out of the individual insurance marketplace.
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People who live in the past, you're not moving forward.
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The company is not moving away from Frappuccinos, Brewer noted.
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And the trend is not moving in an encouraging direction.
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If large countries are not moving, they will get disrupted.
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"Companies are invested in this, and they're not moving backward."
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You're not moving or walking, so gas is sitting there.
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We're sitting right by the dock, and we're not moving.
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One way or another, we're not moving off our target.
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The US central bank has been trying to strike a balance between not moving too fast and risking shortening the economy's longest running expansion versus not moving too slowly and risking the economy overheating.
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Ten assists in the first quarter, only three in the second quarter, and then two for the second half, so you're not moving, you're not moving the ball, and you're not knocking down shots.
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"The impatient side says we're not moving fast enough," Cook said.
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"It's clear we're not moving away from nuclear weapons," Martin said.
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"Kylie and Tyga are not moving in together," says the source.
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"We're not moving forward on it, period," said Senator Marco Rubio.
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Roser agrees that we're not moving fast enough to end poverty.
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I hit things that were not cars and were not moving.
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"It's not moving well," a Saudi source said of the initiative.
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Current renters are not moving out to buy homes in droves.
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So, you're good and done, not moving forward with plastic surgery?
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With someone who is not moving, the risk is even greater.
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In the back, Killian was not moving, but he was screaming.
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"We kept on saying, 'Those flags are not moving,'" Spieth said.
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I can see you now and you're not moving at all.
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"They're not moving them out quickly at all," said Florida Rep.
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"I'm just not moving well," he told reporters at Royal Portrush.
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He was also either not moving consistently or not breathing properly.
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People see the government's job as protecting them, not moving them.
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And those growth drivers are not moving in the right direction.
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"If I'm not moving forward, I'm moving faster forward," she said, laughing.
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Pro tip: Make sure shoulders are not moving in front of hands.
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Ah, but the star destroyer is not moving at a constant speed.
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The project's engineers concluded that the device was not moving fast enough.
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Increasingly, though, not moving bills that immigration hawks would dislike isn't sufficient.
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All aquiver with excitement, I was not moving anymore with my feet.
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All right, but she looks like she's not moving in any way.
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"We are not moving production back to the United States," Leroy said.
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So what occupies the show's time, if not moving the plot forward?
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Overall, children spent 70 percent of their day sitting or not moving.
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If you're not moving forward, you need to have your head examined.
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"We're not moving," he told Reuters by phone from the sit-in.
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The two holdouts were "not moving, no matter what," the juror said.
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She ended up not moving, and we've been dating for four years.
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Now, I remember that I said "falling down" and not "moving down".
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Playboy also made the fatal mistake of not moving online fast enough.
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The fact is that we are not moving them into the jungle.
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Wherever I am, there isn't a blast, so I am not moving.
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You're saying I'm more likely to do deals, but I'm not moving.
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And you are not moving in the right direction at the moment.
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"At first I thought, I'm definitely not moving there," Ms. Zuckerman said.
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"The ball is not moving," San Antonio guard Manu Ginobili said afterward.
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"Let me tell you who's not moving off of Oracle," Ellison said.
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I have more regrets about how we execute and not moving faster.
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So if the large countries are not moving they get ... In Europe.
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If they're not moving, they will get disrupted as any large country.
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I'm making sure I'm not moving too fast so I stretch my stomach.
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"We're not moving our embassies anywhere, they stay where they are," she said.
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If you're not moving and not taking damage, you can restore your health.
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"The president is not moving to get rid of Robert Mueller," he said.
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"I am concerned it's not moving along fast enough," said New Mexico Sen.
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"Alright guys, so that baby was not moving," East said to the camera.
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"Our numbers are not moving in the right direction," a spokesman said Thursday.
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"We have legacy activities which are not moving the business forward," he continued.
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The first of several "Game of Thrones" prequel projects is not moving forward.
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I stand there, silently, not moving, waiting for the panel to recognize me.
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"It was tough even if he was not moving 100 percent," Goffin said.
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I remember staying for lunch and dinner in a restaurant and not moving.
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But I'm not moving away from my family for that amount of money.
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It's understood that I am not moving until I am good and finished.
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The risks on both sides is not moving quickly enough and overdoing it.
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"I'm not moving until they tell me I got to go," she said.
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Mr. Santana testified that the officer handcuffed Mr. Scott, who was not moving.
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"You wreck skiing, and you can breathe, you're not moving still," he said.
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She turned to her husband and said: We're not moving away from that.
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The move was not surprising given that Mr. Newsom, a Democrat, has criticized PG&E for starting devastating wildfires, not moving fast enough to resolve the claims of fire victims and not moving fast enough to improve its safety practices.
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These days, if I'm not moving forward, then I feel like something is wrong.
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Anna lives life like a reed in the breeze, swaying but not moving forward.
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The Naomi Watts-led Game of Thrones prequel is not moving forward at HBO.
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It's not moving in the good direction, but that's the clock that's running down.
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It's just not moving enough and you're not gonna want to own that stock.
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Yet there are many aspects of technology where Africa is not moving fast enough.
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But it's just not moving fast enough when you see the mounting, gathering threat.
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Gouvea said the fire is not moving nearly as fast as it did earlier.
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What's next: The bill is likely not moving anywhere in the Senate anytime soon.
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Global Health started because this great talent pipeline was not moving into health care.
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One of the possible problems is that the system is not moving fast enough.
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But I'm staying in LA, and I'm certainly not moving back to D.C. [laughs].
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However, this guy on a skateboard is not moving in a 1-meter circle.
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Still, Ms. Pelosi and her allies also run risks in not moving toward impeachment.
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On the film side, Amazon is not moving all the way into blockbuster territory.
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The government has been criticized for not moving quickly enough to settle land disputes.
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Only Congress has the power to help, but it is not moving fast enough.
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Maybe they're not moving their headquarters here, but it's easier to scale it here.
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Then I realize that if the propeller is not moving the engine is out.
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If the virtual camera moves and I'm not moving with it, I get dizzy.
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"Why are they not moving on Elaine Chau, Ben Carson and Nikki Haley?" he asked.
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The Pentagon faced criticism for not moving more quickly to release detainees to other countries.
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Today, however, I am not moving: I'm determined to make this call regardless of hazard.
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I think they've made a big mistake by not moving sooner," he told "Power Lunch.
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You find yourself not moving forward but doubling back, reevaluating what you thought you knew.
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" "Often with younger children, anesthesia is the safer route so they are not moving around.
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The job search is grueling, especially if it's not moving as quickly as you'd like.
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Think of your company like a shark: If it's not moving forward, it could die.
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It's not moving from an old business to a new business, just a bigger business.
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Instead, use this time to slow down—Mercury's not moving forward, and neither should you.
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For the United States, this means not moving the goal posts at this late stage.
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I was 19 when I changed my bad habits of overeating junk and not moving.
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That's one more indication that Rouhani is not moving in a pure free-market direction.
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Why am I not moving ahead when I am doing everything the guys are doing?
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The fact that they're not moving is a sign that the consumer is more cautious.
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Lying in a hospital bed, not moving anything unless it was moved, her circulation slowed.
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"I would challenge that idea that we are not moving fast on mobility," he said.
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Like people know what they think about this at this point and it's not moving.
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"Things are not moving on that front," said Gabriel, who is also Germany's vice chancellor.
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Shares were falling 0.8 percent Tuesday afternoon, not moving much one way or the other.
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Individuals were not moving large amounts of money out of the country by individuals, he said.
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" When the dispatcher asks Phelps if his wife is breathing, he replies that "she's not moving.
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All that said, he's not moving -- 'cause a little superstition goes a long way with him.
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As we told you ... Honey Boo Boo's not moving back to her home until Geno's gone.
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They also accuse the US of not moving firmly enough against Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
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"If we're just substituting one opioid for another, we're not moving the dial much," Price responded.
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NBC released a statement regarding Mail Order Family — namely, it's not moving forward with the show.
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"Cocaine was not moving north through Mexico because it was too risky," Mazzitelli told VICE News.
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But the company is not moving that date again (yet, at least) following the FAA's discovery.
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Trump accused Chinese President Xi Jinping of not moving fast enough on making a deal happen.
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"If China's not recovering, this stock is not moving higher," he said on Wednesday's "Halftime Report".
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The car you hate most is the one that's right in front of you not moving.
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Clearly, despite Twitter's real-time and breaking news focus, its turnaround plan is not moving quickly.
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We've got a fiver on it being "sitting in a dark room, not moving, ever again".
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"We are not moving her from that place because the puppies are very small," Thorat says.
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"It reflects that Alabama still is not moving forward to being an inclusive state," he said.
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"Moving forward — this is not moving forward," said Kait Parker, a meteorologist for The Weather Channel.
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Walton and I sat there for several minutes, not moving, at the curb, inside the music.
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"I'm not moving like a butterfly," I laugh as my body swings around for a punch.
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While he heard her voice in his ear, her lips were still, not moving at all.
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Kid Rock made a desperate 911 call, where he excoriated the dispatcher for not moving faster.
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"I was like, 'I'm not moving all the way up to 88th Street,'" Ms. Kamel said.
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The Washington Post first reported that the White House was not moving forward with his nomination.
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"You stay in one place — you are not moving, but the airplane is going," he said.
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"It's kind of an unknown creature on the landscape that is not moving," Mr. Betchkal said.
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"Companies are not moving forward with investments or expansion," said the company's managing director, Donald McIvor.
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It works best if you're in a place like a football stadium and not moving around.
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"Unfortunately, I got it after I made the pledge of not moving any goalposts," Pelosi said.
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Public health groups have chastised the Trump administration for not moving faster to fund a response.
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Mr. Fink said the company would vote against them if they are not moving fast enough.
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If you&aposre not moving fast enough and creating noise, agencies won&apost engage with you.
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And, not moving to impeach would in a way enshrine abuse of power as a precedent.
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But then, if you're not moving, how are you interacting with the world and moving around?
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According to court officials, prosecutors haven't yet revealed why they're not moving forward with the case.
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Sick in bed is for reading, for not reading, for thinking, for not thinking, for not moving.
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I uploaded one like I do with a regular photo and it just sits there, not moving.
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The prosecution supports bringing in an outside jury but not moving the trial out of the county.
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"She was unresponsive and not moving," the mother of three from Clinton, Tennessee, told Good Morning America.
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"We saw that she was not moving, while he was moving a lot," Arndt said in Swedish.
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Brock Murphy said the couple did move their property line but were not moving from their home.
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The goal is to keep fans engaged and not moving on to the next app or notification.
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On counts one and three, the two holdouts were "not moving, no matter what" the juror said.
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He said China President Xi Jinping says he wants a deal but is not moving fast enough.
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Forward would also be nonsense and not moving the ball forward if we didn't have great technology.
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In this way we are not moving ahead by even one step in managing the refugee crisis.
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Of course, for most people, through most of human history, not moving has not been an option.
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He lay there on the ground, not moving, as the race went on to the finish line.
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On that day, in front of those flags, Pelosi made it clear she was not moving offstage.
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The man who had been like a father to him was lying next to her, not moving.
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Anyway, I'm glad you're not moving to L.A. Wait, what am I saying — I wish you were.
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DUNN Senator Klobuchar has already been performing very, very well — but it is not moving the needle.
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He said Mr. Johnson risked making the same mistake Mr. Blair did in not moving quickly enough.
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What has become clear in the Democratic primary is that the debates are not moving the needle.
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Dimon criticized both parties for not moving faster and said tackling those issues would boost economic growth.
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Hong Kong right now, I think that everyone is just so angry, and we're not moving anywhere.
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The United States could still impose penalties on airlines that are not moving fast enough, he said.
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If you're posting a thirst trap on Instagram hoping they see it, you are not moving on.
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This cohort is not moving back to a dismal future at the peak of their earning potential.
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" He added, "Not moving it to Jerusalem for 22 years has not brought us closer to peace.
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It's not "moving the film along," as Bryan puts it, when we're talking about things in the past.
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Then she wanders over to berate Wiig and the rest of the cast for not moving a muscle.
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"Why are they not moving on Elaine Chau (Transportation), Ben Carson (Housing) and Nikki Haley (UN)?" he asked.
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But that box of envelopes is not stationary unless it's not moving--and even then it's still stationery.
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But I had some glitches with the game freezing up (clock not moving), and the rankings seemed off.
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Cuomo's challenger in the upcoming Democratic primary, actor Cynthia Nixon, has criticized him for not moving more swiftly.
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And not moving forward with nomination hearings will set a dangerous precedent for the future, according to Mikva.
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"He could not breathe," he said, later adding that Gray was not moving as he should have been.
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You can take me to jail, but I'm not moving my vehicle or leaving this patient right now.
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It feels like this innovation is moving very fast, but, sadly, it's not moving fast enough for Candy.
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"Driving is not always very pleasureful in China, and most of the time you're not moving," he says.
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"It's not moving forward at the moment," FX chief John Landgraf told EW at the Television Critics Assn.
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"We're not moving forward [with that season] at the moment," said Landgraf of the royal showdown-focused season.
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It's not moving at the pace it should be, and I think that would help with the schedule.
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But even if we're not moving fast enough, we're heading in the right direction, according to these reports.
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Even when the movie's not moving all that swiftly, Storaro always makes you feel like you're going somewhere.
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"It's not moving as fast as the Turkish public opinion would like it to move," Serdar Kılıç said.
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And finally ... So nice Is the car in front of you not moving as the light turns green?
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Part of this job is not moving forward on projects, but I just felt so helpless and sad.
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The point we've been making is that it's not moving from an old business to a new business.
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As long as North Korea's nuclear and missile programs are not moving forward, time is in everyone's interest.
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Still, analysts have been critical that Target is not moving fast enough in deploying these types of changes.
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"Patients who are not moving don't really have any caloric expenditure, but they're also not eating," Feldman said.
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Islamic State fighters were doing most of their fighting at night and not moving much in the daytime.
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Soldiers on armored vehicles were guarding the presidential palace but not moving against demonstrators, a Reuters witness said.
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" Democrats, meanwhile, have rallied behind blasting McConnell for not moving more legislation, terming the Senate a "legislative graveyard.
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A second chase camera that passed by 10 seconds later showed that van Vleuten was still not moving.
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But it warned the vast majority of companies were not moving fast enough on efforts to preserve forests.
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Men are still the chief breadwinners in most families, and their wages are not moving much at all.
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But now it's not looking great since no one is really hiring and the economy is not moving.
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Republicans in Congress have blasted the administration for not moving faster and not taking more action against ISIS.
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She says marriage entails compromise, but I fail to see what compromise lies between moving and not moving.
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Where had I learned that motherhood was about moving cautiously, and not moving my feet to the beat?
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"They are simply not moving - they are not prepared to do what needs doing," the British source said.
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Ms. Hughes was not moving, spoke calmly, held the knife at her side and made no aggressive movements.
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"No, I am not moving to the Trump Tower," Haley said during a House Foreign Affairs Committee hearing.
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However, according to Valiente, the effort is not moving quickly enough, and may not cover the full costs.
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"It's tempting to eat, put on makeup or interact with your phone when you're not moving," Nelson said.
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Richardson has maintained that Annabelle was not moving or breathing when she was born, her defense team said.
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But some residents say Ferguson is not moving quickly or aggressively enough to undo long-running racial inequities.
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But some residents say Ferguson is not moving quickly or aggressively enough to undo long-running racial inequities.
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"We're just not moving the pork like we need to," said Mike Zuzolo, president of Global Commodity Analytics.
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Government is not moving as quickly as it needs to, and it's not making some of those harder choices.
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Even fundraising efforts that have gotten off the ground are not moving as fast as EV makers would like.
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It's great for taking a break—Mercury's not moving forward, so use this time to catch up on rest.
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"I might flirt with splitting different guys up and stuff, but not moving him down too far," Boone said.
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PageGroup echoed rival Robert Walters' comments that companies are not moving jobs out of the country ahead of Brexit.
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"We'll create the bond and let him know he is in his forever home, that he's not moving again."
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Other rides complained about being stuck on the subway and not moving, without being told what is going on.
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Not a "party" scene per se, the people are not moving or "partying," but, rather, they are hanging out.
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CUSTOMER: It's not moving much OWNER: It is tired and shagged out after a long squawk CUSTOMER: Fair enough.
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"Collectively, we&aposre just not moving the ball like we were in the beginning of the year," Atkinson said.
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These rods are all contained in an assembly that holds them all together, and they are just not moving.
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She viewed not moving to Florida as taking something away from her daughter, something she could never give back.
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They look a bit like exaggerated eyeglass temples, looping securely over the ear and not moving during a workout.
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Harvey is not moving fast and once it gets to Texas it will spend several days going hardly anywhere.
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Yet, time and time again, Congress holds hearings berating the VA for not improving performance and not moving faster.
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" Alabama 'not moving forward,' critic says Simelton told CNN the ad shows Ivey's "lack of concern for all Alabamians.
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In 2009, the Justice Department inspector general criticized the F.B.I. for not moving quickly enough to purge those lists.
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And so given those uncertainties of course the possibility of not moving at this time was in the air.
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I'm not moving here and getting paid nothing for you not to believe that women can do this job!
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"We saw that she was not moving, while he was moving a lot," Arndt said, as translated from Swedish.
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Believing that the corporate restructuring was not moving quickly enough, Trian decided to get more aggressive in its oversight.
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"There are quite a few areas where we have common agreements that they're currently not moving," Mr. Lankford said.
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If you cry and complain about the one you messed, you will miss even more by not moving on.
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Ms. Sprehe, who studies reputation maintenance, said United had erred by not moving swiftly to mirror its customers' outrage.
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But if one compares Africa to other digital markets, the continent as a whole is not moving fast enough.
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"We're not moving the needle as much as we could because of the lack of affordable housing," she said.
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"You're not moving out to the middle of nowhere—it's basically a long subway ride," Zach told the group.
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But after a while, 2018, we were like, okay, this market is not moving as fast as we thought .
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Wiley said, "We have enormous quantities of material still in Syria that we're not moving," because it's too dangerous.
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"Right now, it's not moving forward because I've stopped it through our procedures," he told reporters in the Capitol.
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Inside Bombardier, however, executives worried that talks with potential Chinese partners were not moving quickly enough, according to sources.
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They can bend over and become wild, but when they are not moving they really become silent and still.
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Our sources say Katherine mentioned she was not moving back to her Calabasas home but may buy another house.
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But the top half of your body is farther away and so is not moving toward the center as fast.
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U.S. President Barack Obama has said not moving forward with TPP would undermine the U.S. position in the Asia-Pacific.
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"To our surprise, our clients are not moving away from LCD panels," Chief Financial Officer Takanobu Oshima said in August.
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Read These Stories Next:Ciara Just Made A HUGE Hair Change — & Fans Love It Ciara's Stretch-Mark Treatment Involves... Not Moving?
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Adidas produces West's custom Yeezy footwear in limited supply, so it's clearly not moving the company's aggregate quarterly results much.
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"You are doing some serious eating and not moving," she says in PEOPLE's new cover story about that difficult time.
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Khloé is not moving away, however, but is making Los Angeles her permanent home once again, according to Entertainment Tonight.
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It's sitting on a pedestal and not moving at all — except for the occasional, seemingly random movement of its head.
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"I asked Polisky and he said, 'We're not moving you,' and he said, 'because you don't look happy,'" Vassar said.
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The FDA is starting to mobilize to combat the threat, although some say the agency is not moving quickly enough.
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The one where you're running and running and running, your heart pounding, your lungs exploding — and you are not moving.
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Part of the reason that equities are not moving is that the Fed is affirming that things are pretty good.
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But Democratic leaders say the fact that they're not moving to formally impeach Trump doesn't mean they aren't taking action.
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"It was just all about executing my pitch at that point in time and not moving too fast," Bettis said.
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In "Nightsea Crossing," the couple sat at a table for seven hours at a stretch, not moving and barely blinking.
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There are multiple ways to accomplish what you want, but this ban is not moving ultimately in the right direction.
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If your phone's screen is not moving when you rotate the device, make sure its orientation lock setting is off.
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It is also necessary to correct the misperception that the DRC government is not moving forward responsibly in this endeavor.
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Workers are less likely to change jobs, which suggests labor is not moving toward the most productive forms of work.
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"She said very bluntly, 'I'm not moving,'" Jenni Clemons, the passenger whose seat was taken by the woman, told WFTV.
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The Fed has also indicated it is not moving on interest rates until it sees some change in its outlook.
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If your leader isn't moving forward, you're not moving forward, because your results are a reflection of your leader's results.
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That should help LaCrosse owners relax, especially because Corvettes and Nissan 370Zs are not moving any faster in today's traffic.
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Despite pressure from community groups, owner Eva Chimento said she was not moving the gallery because of anti-gentrification protests.
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JOE KERNEN: The Trump administration, Mr. Secretary, is there less -- I mean are we not moving as quickly on renewable things?
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You're not moving around with a controller, you're walking through the space, nervously running over precarious bridges and hiding behind doorways.
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Many firms fleeing China to avoid U.S. tariffs are not moving to the United States, often choosing locations in Southeast Asia.
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"The combination of eating a large meal and then not moving for hours may be toxic for the body," Diaz added.
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The vote signals a larger frustration among House Democrats that their leaders are not moving fast enough to hold Trump accountable.
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Carrier ended up not moving after reportedly receiving $7 million in tax breaks over a 10-year span from state officials.
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Letting go of the past can be scary, but as you know in your heart, not moving forward is even scarier.
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"Obviously, any time that you get bad news in terms of things not moving forward it's not a good day," Rep.
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At the high end of the market, Mr. Valhouli said, apartments are not moving quickly, partly because of the mansion tax.
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It also has a lot to do with not moving much faster to less carbon-intensive ways of powering that growth.
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Sabet also pointed out that marijuana policy is not moving voters when it comes to a presidential race, as polling suggests.
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But current renters are not moving to ownership at even close to a normal pace, and that is keeping occupancies high.
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What they've found is that however pleased families are about slightly higher paychecks, it is not moving voters in large numbers.
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What about this immigration stance and whether Congress is moving or not moving or what the president is doing in this process.
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Because a lot of people feel no transport, like people staying where they are and not moving necessarily, is also a possibility.
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Jevcak, who police said was on the ground, unconscious, not moving and bleeding, was treated at the scene by McGonigle Ambulance Services.
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Instead, he expresses frustration that his colleagues in Congress are not moving fast enough to pass legislation that would address the crisis.
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"After the miscarriage I spent five days lying on the bed, not moving because I couldn't stand up and walk," she remembers.
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And play she does not, moving from stone-willed business woman to furious sister to heartbroken woman and back again with ease.
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"Flight attendant on American reamed me out 4 playing WORDS W FRIENDS while we sat at the gate, not moving," he wrote.
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But the problem for the Iranians is all these one-off attacks on tankers are not moving the needle on oil prices.
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According to Deadline, Juicy Stories — a series based on the founders of fashion brand Juicy Couture — is not moving forward at E!
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"With specific legislation not moving forward at this time, I don't see us weighing in anytime soon," NRHA CEO Alan Morgan said.
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The one thing that is certain is this cloud of Russia questions is not moving from over the administration any time soon.
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And over time I think she realized that she wasn't going to get any closer to her destination by just not moving.
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For Snapchat, a wider partnership would signal that it's ramping up its e-commerce ads, if not moving toward e-commerce itself.
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Walters' comments were in contrast to what he had said in October, when companies were not moving jobs out of the country.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan's spokeswoman made it clear that the bipartisan health care proposals were not moving anytime soon in the House.
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The index has traded in a narrow range, not moving more than 1 percent in either direction in more than two weeks.
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The rain was pounding and there was Bernie in his poncho not moving an inch, setting an example for all of us.
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Dr. Padilla said he thought it was likely that any undesirable consequences from this single session of not moving would soon disappear.
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"We could have got this done by the end of the year but the Germans are not moving," one EU source said.
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The story has been updated to clarify that Uber is monitoring new criminal charges specifically, not moving violations through this new system.
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Keep costs low by taking it slowBy not moving around faster than they need to, the Stermizes are able to save money.
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Unfortunately, the Bliss starts to rise whenever I'm wearing it, even if I'm not moving, and cuts into me in awkward places.
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The player models constantly cross over one another, and automatically drag themselves into position, their legs not moving, at dead-ball situations.
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And they offer a subtle, admonitory reminder that a substantial majority of us are not moving nearly as much as we should.
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The companies have taken steps to address the problem, though lawmakers, columnists and others have criticized them for not moving fast enough.
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Sinclair, which has drawn scrutiny for pushing conservative-skewing segments onto its local newscasts, says it is not moving on Mr. O'Reilly.
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"We're not moving the goalposts; we're just using what we believe is a more meaningful metric," said HHS Assistant Secretary Katie Martin.
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President Donald Trump has hammered Pelosi and the "do-nothing Democrats" for not moving forward more quickly to ratify the trade agreement.
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But she said the Fed could change course if weakness persists, by, for example, not moving forward with additional interest rate increases.
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Dozens of members of Congress have suggested that the Trump administration is not moving quickly to put migrant families back together. Reps.
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They&aposve really given their position away again by talking too loud and not moving and getting the hell out of it.
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What happens if there is an emergency or the car is not moving to the side of the road when it should?
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Though NASA is not moving forward with NEOCam, the research work will be included in the new Near-Earth Object Surveillance Mission.
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A spokesman for Carnival Cruise Line told The Washington Post that the crash was an "allision," because technically one was not moving.
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My favorite moment of magical quiet, though, in Horizon comes when you're not moving at all, and the conditions are just right.
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The prosecutor dropped the charges after they looked at it and said you know, there is nothing here, we are not moving forward.
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But not moving very quickly and being organized at the front end, it becomes very challenging later on to make up that ground.
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Economists seeking to explain why poorer Americans are not moving to find better opportunities should take note, Mr Autor mused in his lecture.
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" The company added that "we agree with Greenpeace that suppliers are not moving fast enough to ensure their supply chain is sustainably sourced.
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Countries are not moving anywhere near fast enough to hit those targets, so we are currently on track for somewhere around 3 degrees.
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Momentum is not moving in our favor and our longstanding approach of only reaching out to legislators on civic affairs is self-defeating.
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Sometimes when you go underwater you fly smoother than in the air, and other times you start gesticulating wildly, not moving at all.
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Their plan was not moving as quickly as they had hoped, though, so they convinced Kylo Ren to come aboard as their leader.
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And House Speaker Paul Ryan's spokeswoman made it clear that the bipartisan health care proposals were not moving anytime soon in the House.
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But inflation is still not moving decisively higher, the policymakers argued, hinting at little appetite for now to amend the ECB's policy stance.
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The delay in bringing them about had led to widespread criticism that Mr. Modi was not moving fast enough to stimulate the economy.
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He said there were days when Iraqi forces were not moving at all, since they did not want to take fire from ISIS.
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And in a sign of the discord, even a place as serene as North Dakota was not moving ahead in a unanimous fashion.
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When you're on a train that's not moving and another train next to you starts up, you can feel like you're moving backwards.
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"We saw that she was not moving, while he was moving a lot," Arndt said in Swedish to Expressen, translated by Buzzfeed News.
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Mr. Dorsey, a Twitter founder, returned last year to lead the company, but critics are concerned that he is not moving fast enough.
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It's not moving along anytime soon, with the sun expected to peek out only after you kiss your mother goodbye on Sunday afternoon.
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They might get an eventual reprieve, but not moving to a best-interest compensation practice may end up as a losing business philosophy.
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You are constantly being taught to move forward and be resilient, and that leads to repressing emotions and not moving forward at all.
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Facebook will move fast, but is not moving as fast as WeChat, China's Tencent's messaging and payments app, which has always done both.
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Round 2, and I'm there swinging my arms, not moving my feet, and it's clear I've never had a fight in my life.
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IBM had been criticized for investing heavily in groundbreaking R&D but not moving fast enough to turn that research into viable products.
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"We already have challenges with the inflow of (materials) inputs... inputs are either delayed or are not moving in as required," he said.
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Although Dr. Tedros said some countries were not moving fast enough or taking the threat seriously enough, Dr. Ryan declined to name them.
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Golden State was clearly frustrated on the court in the third, with shots missing and the ball not moving around nearly as much.
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"At 254 percent net tariff, you're not moving any pork product into China," said Christine McCracken, executive director of animal protein at Rabobank.
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With Vandy not moving the ball, the Vols were content to sit on their 103-point halftime lead much of the second half.
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"He's like the Missouri mule who sits down in the mud and says, 'I'm not moving,'" said Senator John Kennedy, Republican of Louisiana.
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Not only is oil down because we're not moving around, but also things like beef that are leveraged to restaurant demand, they're down.
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"I believe the federal government should get out of the illegal marijuana business and it disturbs me now that Attorney General Jeff Sessions is not moving as the states are, is not moving as public opinion is, but is actually saying we should be doubling down and enforcing federal marijuana laws even in states that have made marijuana legal," Booker said.
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Dan DiMicco, who serves on the president's advisory committee on trade policy and negotiation, doesn't see Trump not moving forward with 25 percent tariffs.
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After about six months of the scale not moving, I decided enough — enough beating myself up and enough running for hours and barely eating.
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"We are not moving off this island," says a handwritten sign that's staked in front of a teal house on the drive into town.
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We are not moving ahead with Myanmar at the moment... We might revisit that but we've decided not to go into Myanmar just yet.
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On Pakistan, as on Afghanistan, China, Iran and North Korea, Mr Trump saw a big foreign-policy problem that was not moving America's way.
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"But we are not looking for space in Dublin and we are not moving 900 people there," the spokesperson added, denying the Times report.
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However, he admitted that it was a disappointment that the installed base is not moving up as quickly this year as analysts had predicted.
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In late April, Jenner accompanied Tyga as he house-hunted in Westlake, California though sources told PEOPLE the couple were not moving in together.
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The Fed may be on track to raise interest rates, but it's not moving very quickly, and other central banks also have easy policies.
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If the floodwaters rise around your vehicle but the water is not moving, abandon the vehicle and move to higher ground, according to Ready.
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I'm also not moving that much — I'm not able to do that much exercise, even though I go to the gym at the YMCA.
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Supporters see protecting the state laws as crucial, particularly at a time when Congress and the White House are not moving on those issues.
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He was holding a knife, but was not moving toward the officer, and did not appear to be near enough to pose a threat.
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This is the second year in a row that the Doomsday Clock has moved forward 30 seconds after not moving at all in 2016.
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Rick Snyder (R), whom they blamed for both instituting policies that caused the water crisis and not moving quickly enough to solve it. Reps.
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"We think the likelihood of the MPC (BoE's monetary policy committee) not moving in November is slim," they wrote in a note to clients.
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One cyclist stayed on the ground, not moving, but the race continued as the others checked their bike equipment for damage and rode off.
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A chief economist at a big regional bank said Prince Mohammed's main motive for acting was frustration that reforms were not moving fast enough.
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"It's not moving as quickly as we believe it should," Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue said this week in an interview with the Financial Times.
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"They tiptoed into this area by reinstating the fetal remains law, which is sort of abortion related, but they're not moving fast," he said.
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Through the NPT, Iran has committed to allowing international inspections of their nuclear programs to ensure that they are not moving towards nuclear weapons.
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Moon's mishandling of the crisis, by not moving quickly to close the country's borders to China and not supplying enough surgical masks for citizens.
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Now, the Houston Shipping Channel is closed, tankers are not moving, and oil that is being drilled is not able to move into refineries.
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"We are not moving an impeachment resolution this week," Hoyer told reporters Tuesday, downplaying the measure as a way to formalize certain procedural rules.
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Witnesses said the car struck two other cars that were surrounded by protesters and not moving in what appeared to be a deliberate act.
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The source, speaking on condition of anonymity, said the talks were not moving forward on May's desire to get changes to the divorce deal.
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The 200 of us, we are not moving ... Friday they get their a** kicked (on health care), so now they've got to change the subject.
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Even if your hand is touching the wheel and not moving, the Volvo instructs you to apply steering or Pilot Assist will turn itself off.
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This time last year, LA-based singer Lewis Grant was still living in his native St. Louis, frustrated with life not moving how we wanted.
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Crafting designs and pushing them through the city's snail-like approval process means potentially not moving into your new home for years after it's purchased.
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Despite criticism for not moving earlier on impeachment, Pelosi held firm until public opinion moved more legislators within her own caucus to call for action.
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We are not moving to Canada, we are not going back to "where we came from," as some of the ill-informed like to say.
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"Some of the turnovers in the neutral zone it seemed like we were not moving our feet, we were getting caught from behind," Yeo said.
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A lot of people understand that whether or not moving to VAT is prudent, Puerto Rico doesn't have the capacity to do it right now.
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No such luck, according to The Charleston Gazette-Mail: "If we're just substituting one opioid for another, we're not moving the dial much," he said.
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"Right now Pelosi and Schumer are not moving at all, says they are locked in and are pushing out same legislation," King told The Hill.
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As someone who works from home, I was not moving nearly enough, so I challenged myself to walk 10,000 steps every day for a month.
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But Dr. Nasir says he hopes that people who are reluctant to exercise might now consider the possibility that not moving is costing them money.
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It's a Ford Mustang GT350, and though its wheels are spinning at what should carry the car to 140 mph, it's obviously not moving anywhere.
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Visitors would be forgiven from not moving from this spot for the entire week, but there's even more relaxing to be done all around Negril.
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Still, it's unclear what the next storage plan will be if that lot becomes full, and containers are still not moving out of the port.
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"We are not moving the goal posts," said Kathryn E. Martin, an acting assistant secretary of Health and Human Services who helped develop the estimates.
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"Now you are the one overtaking them, and you are getting a bit angry with them because they are not moving out of the way."
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I watched him lie on the field face down for what seemed like an eternity, not moving, until he was taken away by an ambulance.
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Next, call from a member of the public who was concerned that there was someone sat on a bench, not moving and covered in snow!
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Though there are active earthquake faults in the city, the earth's crust is not moving there in a way that tends to produce volcanic activity.
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Mark Carney, the outgoing head of the Bank of England, has warned that the financial sector is not moving quickly enough to curb climate risks.
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And that again is partly because the forces that in the past might have constrained those effects, or imposed rules, are not moving fast enough.
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"By not moving forward on a full functioning credit agency in the United States all you're doing is helping to ship jobs overseas," Cantwell said.
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"Anybody who has spent much time on 14th has experienced it not moving," said Eric McClure, the executive director of StreetsPAC, a political action organization.
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Not moving forward with this case means the government doesn't have another bad precedent or unhelpful order working against it when it comes to future cases.
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"I'm not aware of a single supplier who was not moving some form of manufacturing outside of China," said Ted Decker, executive vice president of merchandising.
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Chris Pratt seems to be enjoying the single life but is not moving too fast in the wake of his split from estranged wife Anna Faris.
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"There are firms where we think they're probably not moving fast enough given the risks to the business," Edkins said in a telephone interview on Sunday.
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During any relationship conflict or difficult conversation, there often comes a point when you feel like you've just hit a wall, and you're not moving forward.
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Like if a car is double parked and not moving for a certain length of time, that could be a sign of an illegal narcotics transaction.
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The Atlanta-based rapper-producer, 45, is the latest celebrity to jump on the tiny house trend, but he's not moving into his pint-size space.
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Acording to Vestager, the EU's taking a "big risk" by not moving ahead with a EU-wide digital tax, and instead waiting for an international approach.
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"We're not moving species into vacuums, we're moving them into communities where other species exist," says Mark Schwartz an ecologist at the University of California, Davis.
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" He said Volker had warned him, "Giuliani is not moving on to other issues, and so this might still be a problem for us moving forward.
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At the same time, the U.S. economy is not moving notably faster than it has in the last several years, said Moody's Analytics economist Ryan Sweet.
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Most of the hundreds of protesters moved out of the hallways when asked, but officers ended up arresting 138 for not moving, the Capitol Police said.
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Volumes are not moving to T2S because of punitive accounting rules and users sticking with national settlement houses to avoid add-on fees, industry officials said.
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A week later, as more reports of illnesses emerged, French officials expanded the recall and accused Lactalis of not moving fast enough to contain the crisis.
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But some still expressed anxiety that the government was not moving fast enough to expand testing and contact tracing to curb the spread of the virus.
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But if the mediocrity continues, I have to wonder if Danny Ainge will end up regretting not moving more aggressively to trade Brown for Kawhi Leonard.
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Russia's only reigning track and field world champion said that the country was not moving quickly enough with reforms that could see its doping ban lifted.
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The official said these offers were contingent on the United States' removing its tariffs on steel and aluminum and not moving forward with measures on automobiles.
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"We regret that Senator Harris did not agree to a time for an interview, and consequently is not moving forward in our process," Stamp added. Sens.
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To the Editor: In criticizing both President Trump and Hillary Clinton for not moving on from the election, The Times should have examined itself as well.
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" The following day, Hyde told Parnas: "Nothing has changed she is still not moving they check today again," and, "It's confirmed we have a person inside.
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"But if you make the kids promise never to move you to a nursing home, they will spend every last dime not moving you," she said.
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A woman boarded a bus on Fifth Avenue with a cooked turkey, but after not moving for hours, the passengers and the driver ate the bird.
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Federal Reserve policymakers have a goal of 2 percent inflation, which they believe is a sign that the economy is strong but not moving too quickly.
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"I understand the coverage, in some cases, is giving the appearance that we are not moving fast enough," Tom Bossert told reporters at the White House.
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Georg Pazderski, head of the AfD in Berlin, told Reuters the AfD was not moving right but was often blamed for comments made by individual members.
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In some more outlying settlements, Mr. Arieli said, the population was decreasing as Israelis were "voting with their feet" by not moving in, or moving out.
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Fields was pushed out from the company for not moving quick enough on innovation, and sources say Sandberg is staying put at the social media company.
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I think the investigations, they're not moving together but they're moving in parallel tracks, and Mueller's office is in pretty close contact with the Congressional investigators.
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"They're not moving fast enough given the seriousness of the youth epidemic," says Vince Willmore of the anti-vaping advocacy group Campaign for Tobacco Free Kids.
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The problem, though, is that they are still not moving at the pace they need to, and it's very hard to catch up when you are behind.
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That will be something that we either discover or don&apost discover as Mueller&aposs investigation, which unfortunately the house and senate investigations are not moving along.
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Pledging action Pruitt said he believes mistakes were made in the handling of lead poisoning in Flint, Michigan, blaming the Obama administration's EPA for not moving faster.
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Banks in general are continuing to see loan growth in the low single digits, flat interest income because rates are not moving up, and good credit quality.
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With an incredulous laugh, Sushmita mentioned that, once, she saw someone get bitten for not moving out of the way when the doors opened on the subway.
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We see a few hundred people a day, so I just felt like 'ugh, we're really not moving the needle,' and I wanted to do something more.
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Targets included in the IMF agreement are being renegotiated to reflect market concerns that the government was not moving fast enough to cut its primary fiscal deficit.
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For example, going down a roller coaster often leads to nausea because you're sitting down and not moving, but your eyes are taking a 360 degree turn.
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In a rare interview, Apple CEO Tim Cook said that society, including the tech community, is not moving fast enough on issues like equal rights and diversity.
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If there is just a "little disappointment we are not moving along in the manner we thought," then stocks could pull back 2% or 3%, Cashin predicted.
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It's not moving as quickly as they'd like, but they are dedicated to making their fans happy and creating a show that they can be proud of.
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It is hard to understand why this is occurring because we are halfway through 2019 and this (trade with China) is not moving in the right direction.
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In 2015, he published a papal encyclical blaming climate change on human activity and sharply criticizing world leaders for not moving quickly enough to address the problem.
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But the federal judge who set the July 10 deadline for reuniting the youngest children with their families scolded the Trump administration for not moving fast enough.
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"I think we are not moving toward a new agreement," said Clement Therme, a Bahrain-based research fellow for Iran at the International Institute for Strategic Studies.
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Leaving developments in the research lab and not moving them to the engineering lab can be as damaging as failing to develop them in the first place.
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Instead, "gently sprinkle it into the cup, not moving the cup at all, not tapping the cup, not anything, and then carefully sweep it off," she says.
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It's a problem that is accelerated by gaps in supply chains and by programs not moving quickly enough to identify and support people with unsuppressed viral loads.
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In 2015, he published a papal encyclical blaming climate change on human activity and sharply criticizing world leaders for not moving quickly enough to address the problem.
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Then when the crown prince, know as MBS, cooled on the plan, it fell to Mr. Falih to answer questions about why it was not moving ahead.
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He said discussions were now progressing as the nation recognized the need to protect its trading relationships, though he added that talks were not moving fast enough.
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"We are painfully aware that we have not done enough, and we are not moving nearly as fast as we need to," Mr. Ramaphosa said on Tuesday.
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"We're not moving because of any sinister reason," he said last week over breakfast at Russ and Daughters Cafe, a short walk from the Stone's old location.
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But lawyers for the regulator said in recent court filings that National Asset, which bills itself as "America's Owner Finance Market Place," was not moving fast enough.
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A worker at the hospital, Christy Mittler, told the outlet she, a colleague, and a stranger rushed outside to help Coreas, who was not moving or breathing.
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OSHA has also drawn fire for not moving faster on its investigations into dozens of complaints filed in recent years by current and former Wells Fargo employees.
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A plurality of voters think the impeachment inquiry being led by House Democrats is not moving fast enough, according to a new nationwide poll released on Tuesday.
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Any administration that fights this much with itself -- and in often public ways -- is not moving the policy ball down the field as effectively as it might.
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Despite any chemical difference, mice injected with PET acted like they were stoned—lazing around more, not moving for long periods of time, and feeling less pain.
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Though Florence has been downgraded to a tropical storm, meteorologists say it's not moving, and that Onslow residents can expect another 15 to 21 inches on Saturday.
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Though Florence has been downgraded to a tropical storm, meteorologists say it's not moving, and that Onslow residents can expect another 15 to 20 inches on Saturday.
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Future generations will look back with confusion and disdain as to how we ignored such obvious consequences and implications of not moving away from an animal-based diet.
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" While he went on to claim that the older dog was "jumping around" and setting off a car alarm, the younger dog was "just laying there not moving.
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This sort of mistake is especially easy to make in hybrid vehicles, since the gasoline engine in a hybrid often doesn't run when the vehicle is not moving.
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Europe's business leaders may recognise the need to evolve to take on the disruptors like Uber and AirBnB, but they're still not moving quickly enough, experts are warning.
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Microsoft has stated its reasons for not moving to USB Type-C for power, peripherals, and displays as much of the industry — most notably Apple — has already done.
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"I worry about the future of this work if we are not moving quickly," Gigi Kwik Gronvall of the Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security told BuzzFeed News.
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There has been "growing frustration" in the administration that USCIS is "not moving fast enough, going far enough" with the authorities it has, according to an administration official.
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Narrow trading ranges and light volume have been the theme this summer, with the not moving more than 1 percent in either direction in the last 32 sessions.
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There has been "growing frustration" in the administration that USCIS was "not moving fast enough, going far enough" with the authorities it has, according to an administration official.
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If Kim is test firing missiles or conducting a nuclear test on North Korean soil, he's not moving across the DMZ and directly threatening other countries, Haggard said.
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After her last turn when she lost the game, lost her company's financial security, and almost lost Caleb (Tyler Blackburn), she's not moving her piece without a fight.
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"We saw that she was not moving, while he was moving a lot," one of the students, Carl Frederik Arndt, told the Swedish news outlet Expressen on Tuesday.
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When one of the residents gets ready to make this diagnosis, the supervising doctors sometimes get called in to verify: is the eardrum really red, bulging, not moving?
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Directors felt that he was not decisive enough and not moving fast enough, according to a person familiar with the deliberations who was not authorized to speak publicly.
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He had expected to be able to appoint his choice for borough administrator and borough attorney quickly, but the Council was not moving as fast as he hoped.
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Third, the court flagrantly ignored Article III of the Constitution's separate right to a trial in the state of the crime by not moving the trial to Montana.
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People were waiting for hours in a line that was not moving and were finally forced to leave without voting because they had to get to their jobs.
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The police had been criticized for not moving faster to stop the group, particularly after a smaller gas attack in Nagano prefecture in 1994 that killed eight people.
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A federal watchdog is probing how railroads are implementing train safety technology amid concern that some systems are not moving fast enough to meet an upcoming federal deadline.
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"I understand the coverage, in some cases, is giving the appearance that we are not moving fast enough," Tom Bossert told reporters at the White House on Thursday.
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White House senior adviser Stephen Miller considers the regulation a top priority and lambasted Trump officials last year for not moving fast enough to put it into effect.
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The US Embassy is not moving to Jerusalem anytime soon, if ever, and Trump is putting pressure on the Israelis to show restraint in terms of settlement building.
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Typically you get an indication when you're out there on the Hill [of how things will go], but the indication was not moving in one direction or another.
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After seven sessions of not moving more than 26.6 percent in either direction, the S&P 220 eclipsed that range on Friday as stocks strengthened late in the day.
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"The world is not moving towards Paris Agreement goals requiring emissions to peak as soon as possible, but away from them," IEA Executive Director Fatih Birol said via Twitter.
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According to the source, they're not moving in together officially just yet, but Thompson (who has a home in Cleveland) is looking to rent a place in Los Angeles.
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Governor Jerry Brown, who has been critical of CalPERS in the past for not moving aggressively to cut the target, praised the move in a statement after the vote.
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Over- reacting about everything someone says or does, creating controversy over silly innocuous things such as what I choose to wear or not wear, is not moving us forward.
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The pivoting claw on the $20 hammer locks into one of four positions so that it's not moving around or loose while you're trying to exert pressure with it.
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If someone is looking at a stationary object within a vehicle, such as a magazine, his eyes will inform his brain that what he is viewing is not moving.
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He said $12 billion in funds that Congress approved for disaster assistance for California, Texas, Georgia and elsewhere is "not moving" as needed to help out with relief efforts.
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Why it matters: In the past, Facebook has been criticized for not moving quickly enough to remove bad content once it has been uploaded or flagged to human reviewers.
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A more timely approach would have noted this fact: That for all of American history, people have moved in search of opportunity, but these days we're just not moving.
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But Americans are not moving as much as they once did : the number of people migrating within the country is now about half what it was forty years ago.
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But as both the OIG and GAO have repeatedly pointed out, there are warning signs that the FDA is not moving fast enough to modernize its food safety program.
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See, there's people in this country — and Ted's right — their wages haven't gone up for so long, they see the rich get richer, they believe, and they're not moving.
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Ford, which has been criticized for not moving faster to develop a strategy for developing autonomous-drive vehicles, is turning to Lyft for help in testing self-driving cars.
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A lone wolf attack inspired by the III%ers aggressive narrative, but "who thinks the group is not moving fast enough" is a genuine threat, said Dr. Barbara Perry.
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Why it matters: Benjamin Crump, the Clark family attorney, said the autopsy results indicate Clark was not moving in a threatening way as officers indicated in the police report.
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But there have been subtle differences between the allies over the pace of inter-Korean engagement amid concerns in Washington that Pyongyang was not moving quickly enough to denuclearize.
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Although her activism spanned many decades, it was her arrest for not moving to the back of the bus that day in 1955 for which Parks is most remembered.
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If at some point, the Ukraine controversy convinces leading Democrats that the political liabilities of not moving against Trump outweigh the liabilities of doing so, the dam could break.
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They're not moving in together officially just yet, but the athlete (who has a home in Cleveland) is looking to rent a place in Los Angeles, according to the insider.
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According to the source, they're not moving in together just yet, but the basketball player (who has a home in Cleveland) is looking to rent a place in Los Angeles.
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For as long as there have been cars, there has been a need to store them when they are not moving—which, these days, is about 95% of the time.
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The president's presence was expected to draw protesters critical of the U.S. Golf Association for not moving the open to another location because of the controversial remarks by the president.
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Two cars were surrounded by protesters and not moving when a third turned a corner, picked up speed, and slammed into the rear of the second car, pushing both forward.
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"What foreign actors are looking for is insight into the legislative process — what people are saying, what's moving, what's not moving — and then ways of influencing that process," Schuman said.
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It is not moving in a single moral direction, but, like all technologies, has been taken up by a diverse array of players using it for a range of outcomes.
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"There's a lot of activity taking place, but the middle of the rope is not moving" in the stock market, said Mike Bailey, director of research at FBB Capital Partners.
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She called me one day when I was casually dating someone who ended up ghosting me, and made it very clear that I was not moving fast enough for her.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNJason Momoa's Private Jet Makes Emergency LandingTaylor Swift: Burglar Arrested In Her Home AgainTristan Thompson's Not Moving On From Khloe Just YetLeBron Honored By Celebs At Laker Game
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As we reported, there are new laws in D.C. that protect peaceful protests, and we're told local cops have been schooled on allowing demonstrations and not moving in too quickly.
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"If the body was not moving and we handed them a sheet of paper and asked them to touch the parts, we would not have seen same response," Lin said.
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Individual stocks and sectors are not moving as closely together as they had before, which makes it more difficult for an entire index to see a large (mono-directional) move.
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The White House claimed last week that the Carl Vinson Strike Group was heading toward North Korea, but reports later made clear the carrier was not moving in that direction.
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YouTube, which has more than 1 billion users, has been criticized for not moving swiftly to take down homophobic content and videos denying the veracity of mass shootings at schools.
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"The challenge here is getting news editors to see him as newsworthy when he's not moving in the race," said one Democratic strategist with close ties to the progressive movement.
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The rational response to your former wife's refusal to grant your court-mandated visits is not moving to another time zone, it is returning to court to secure those visits.
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But when you're not moving forward, you can't help but wonder if you made the wrong choice, especially when, say, a character decides they no longer want to hang out.
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The nonprofit Smart Electric Power Alliance is out with a new analysis of utilities that finds the sector is not moving aggressively to prepare for wider adoption of electric vehicles.
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Joe Biden delivered his first shadow briefing on the coronavirus Monday, faulting President Trump for giving false information about the pandemic, not taking it seriously enough and not moving faster.
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When the guard said, "We don&apost shake hands with inmates," he received a stark reminder that he was starting a federal prison sentence, not moving into a new condo.
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Justin Tsui, a first-year student in Columbia's psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner program, spotted the man lying on the ground, not moving and propped up by just a backpack.
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The insecurely attached cats showed signs of stress, like twitching tails, licking lips, avoiding their owner or jumping in their lap and not moving, which is a sign of ambivalence.
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"Market is not moving up due to lack of confidence among the investors with rising interest rates," said Atchuthan Srirangan, a senior research analyst with First Capital Equities (Pvt) Ltd.
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If you ask lay people, "Why are people not moving from their town in rural Michigan to Chicago?" they say, well, they grew up there, they want to stay there.
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A defense official told CNN that current information on the state of North Korean preparations indicates that Pyongyang is not moving to conduct an intercontinental ballistic missile launch before 2020.
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She also was criticized for not moving faster to shed Fed asset holdings accumulated during the crisis, and over narrower issues such as congressional demands for documents on legal matters.
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Given the security-obsessed mentality and the Marxist-Leninist roots of the ruling EPRDF coalition that he now leads, it is hard to say Abiy is not moving at lightning speed.
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But then there's potential for mission creep where it's more like, 'as a cashier you're too friendly, you're talking too much, and therefore not moving people along, so let's penalize you.
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According to the source, they're not moving in together officially just yet, but the basketball player (who has a home in Cleveland) is looking to rent a place in Los Angeles.
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The couple, who are not moving in together despite reports, was photographed Sunday on a date night at the New York City restaurant Emily, where they dined on pizza and burgers.
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However, they are not moving in together officially just yet, the source added, noting that Thompson (who has a home in Cleveland) is looking to rent a place in Los Angeles.
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"If you judge her from today, you'd say her game is poor, because she was not moving well and was hitting her shots with her weight too far back," Mouratoglou said.
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Croft said one reason oil prices are not moving that much is the sense that the U.S. as an oil producer can add to world supply if there is a disruption.
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There's great advantage to millennials being able to adapt so quickly, but with this comes "a desire to move really quickly and feel like you're not moving quick enough," says Miethner.
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The drones also launch from and land on proprietary charging stations, called xStations, which close a kind of shell over the UAVs when they are not moving, protecting them from theft.
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Carlypso's theory is that Beepi ended up in this mess from a combination of questionable market data and not moving fast enough to adjust the car's price as it was depreciating.
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Despite that, there is bipartisan frustration with EPA on Capitol Hill, with lawmakers on both sides of the aisle saying the agency is not moving with enough urgency on this issue.
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"I understand the coverage, in some cases, is giving the appearance that we're not moving fast enough," Thomas P. Bossert, Mr. Trump's homeland security adviser, told reporters outside the White House.
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On Friday, the appeals court also overturned an order by the same judge that had found the state elections commission in contempt for not moving forward with the voter roll purge.
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But White, in his second interview, had a different story than Singleton: Smith was not moving when they got to the van, and the officers didn't buckle him into his seat.
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"They were unaware of the history, and when the person started to have less and less energy, not moving anymore, they eventually referred him to an intensive care unit," Walther said.
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But according to former co-workers, Mr. Levandowski became frustrated with the pace of progress at Google, worrying that the company was squandering its technical advantage by not moving fast enough.
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And we will not stand for a lack of communication, a lack of responses to questions, or we will exercise our constitutional responsibilities, which is not moving forward with your nominations.
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Plenty of critics have faulted Chipotle's handling of the crisis — from not publicly disclosing the first outbreaks in Seattle right after they occurred to not moving faster to apologize and take responsibility.
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By not moving aggressively to warn the public and medical professionals, public health experts say, the Chinese government lost one of its best chances to keep the disease from becoming an epidemic.
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Yet, with all this said, there's a strong case to be made that Apple is not moving fast enough, while its competitors are catching up and even overtaking it in some areas.
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But in a handful of key states he carried in 20203, unemployment numbers are not moving in his favor, which could spell trouble in 2020, according to new employment numbers out Friday.
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The group then ran through an emergency exit and eventually made it to security forces, passing at least one person who appeared to be shot and who was not moving, he said.
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There needs to be new, innovative ways to do things that haven't been done before, and I don't think this industry ever — maybe I shouldn't say that — is not moving fast enough.
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Photo: Maddie Meyer (Getty Images)Taking a morning stroll can do wonders for your blood pressure, according to a study out Wednesday, especially if you're not moving around much to begin with.
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By not moving to strike him from the list, they huffed, the secretariat had broken the rules, written or otherwise, thereby undermining the civil-society contingent's right to select its own candidates.
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TMZ broke the story ... Honey Boo Boo moved out of the home to live with her sister, Pumpkin, and she's not moving back with Mama until Geno is out of the picture.
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"We were told we shouldn't cut trees to make the environment better, and we have been noticing that the weather has improved and the sand is not moving like before," said Quoreshi.
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The newspaper cites Santa Cruz Warriors coach Aaron Miles, who said Cousins is "probably not moving as well as he wants to right now" after Wednesday's practice, his second with the team.
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The Spanish government has given Catalonia three days to declare whether it will try to break away from Spain or not, moving ever closer towards imposing direct rule on the northeastern region.
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Nothing suggests anything will change in Britain's Brexit talks with the European Union over the next 48 hours, a government source said on Thursday, adding that the EU was simply not moving.
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President Donald Trump attacked GM last Friday for not moving fast enough, but the company is actually in the process of converting a facility in Indiana for Ventec Life Systems to use.
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Update February 27th, 4:32PM ET: This story has been updated to reflect that Nio has clarified it is opening a secondary headquarters in Hefei, not moving its current one in Shanghai.
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"We're not moving any further on money because we can't," Lightfoot said at a press conference, where she reportedly noted that the union's demands would cost an "unaffordable" $2.5 billion per year.
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The impasse was broken only when Dr. Paul Farmer, a founder of Partners in Health, which has worked in central Haiti since 1987, began publicly berating the W.H.O. for not moving faster.
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Preparations to protect the euro zone in the event of another financial crisis are not moving fast enough, the Governor of the Bank of France Francois Villeroy de Galhau told CNBC Wednesday.
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Coca-Cola CEO James Quincy said his biggest regret since becoming CEO was not listening to the words of those more experienced than him and not moving quickly enough in some cases.
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Some Republicans are frustrated that even social policy bills that have long been mainstays in the House, but died in the Senate or were vetoed by Mr. Obama, are not moving forward.
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The incident began Saturday evening when a motorist behind the grandmother grew agitated that she was not moving quickly enough at a stop sign, Little Rock Police Department spokesman Lt. Steven McClanahan said.
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"I want an alternative for people other than to live on the street, and until I'm confident that we've got alternatives, I'm not moving people from one corner to the other," Lee said.
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Sitting cross-legged on a concrete floor will become painful in 30 to 45 minutes, he said, but not moving or changing your posture can help you better understand your potential and capabilities.
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Pompeo said that during a phone call on Tuesday with Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu, the official committed to not moving Turkish forces into Kobani -- a commitment that Erdogan has made as well.
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"There is no coordinated strategy nationally, there is not enough money, states are not moving, and this loose talk of resilience bonds in the private sector is not a reality yet," Stiles adds.
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While Target is in the process of reworking its food assortment, including bringing in more organic and local products, Chen expressed concern the retailer is not moving fast enough to roll out changes.
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WE HAVE TO BE VERY CAREFUL ABOUT INTERPRETING THAT BECAUSE THEY'RE NOT MOVING UP VERY MUCH, AND THE REASON IS THAT COSTS ARE MOVING UP, BUT PROFIT MARGINS HAVE BEEN GOING DOWN SHARPLY.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNHoney Boo Boo: Not Moving Back in with Mama JuneCuba Gooding Jr. Denies Touching Accuser's BreastDanielle Bregoli's Concert Canceled Over Twitter SNAFUJon Stewart Takes Epic Shot, Fires Back at Sen. McConnell
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Its removal would flag a possible pause in roughly quarterly hikes that had been expected to continue through 2019, without committing the central bank to moving or not moving at any particular meeting.
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Germany is not moving fast enough for defense experts like Hans-Peter Bartels, the parliamentary commissioner for the military, or Karl-Heinz Kamp, the president of the government's Federal Academy for Security Policy.
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Despite the progress FDA has made so far in accelerating approval of treatments, we're not moving fast enough to even keep up with the pace of our own advancement, much less the world's.
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And while they may be more predisposed than other groups to vote Democratic, they are not moving toward the party and its nominee as quickly and predictably as they have in past elections.
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But he is finding in the new political context of divided Washington against an experienced adversary that his force of will and talent for engineering televised spectacles are not moving the political needle.
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" Roseboro acknowledged Kotaku's reporting, indicating that the company intended to resolve employee lawsuits via private arbitration, could leave people feeling ,"like we're not moving forward" and "demonstrates we still have work to do.
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For that reason, top aides are not moving forward with making firm alternative plans until they can gain some clarity from Pelosi about whether she has actually disinvited Trump from delivering the address.
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"I assure you that the Russians know when a deal that they thought was moving forward is all of a sudden falling apart and not moving forward," a senior State Department official said.
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"On the margin, I'm not aware of a single supplier who is not moving some form of manufacturing outside of China," Home Depot Executive Vice President Ted Decker told investors on Aug. 303.
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Yet inflation is not moving up the way record high employment would warrant, suggesting that the labor market is more flexible than in the past and the natural rate of unemployment has declined.
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Hornets knock off ailing Bulls CHARLOTTE, N.C. — When Derrick Rose started warming up for Monday's game against the Charlotte Hornets, the Chicago guard "was not moving well," according to Bulls coach Fred Hoiberg.
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"The international community sees Japan as not moving an inch on this, so whether we take action or not will mean a lot," said Koizumi, who took over as environment minister last September.
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Since then, countless large-scale studies have substantiated that finding, and at this point, there is little doubt that moving or not moving during the day will affect the health of your heart.
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We're not moving forward, we're moving backwards, and the clock is ticking on this, whether you look at climate or the expanding wars-- THRUSH: So why did Bernie--I've got to ask you.
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Feinstein, however, has been criticized for not moving faster on a letter passed on to her from Ford, who alleged that Kavanaugh sexually assaulted her when they were both teens in suburban Maryland.
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Still, the industry as a whole is not moving quickly enough on emissions reduction and lessening hydrocarbons reliance, critics say, thanks in part to the attractive profits currently stemming from loftier oil prices.
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But as it stands, Republican leadership, which has been intentionally silent on policy proposals since the Florida shooting, is waiting to hear from their respective conferences before moving (or not moving) on anything.
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The dots are not moving: it's a static image and there is a total of 12 dots in the picture (the illusion is more apparent in the full version of the image, below).
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This fall, the Trump administration was criticized by lawmakers for not moving quickly enough on the sanctions, which were meant to punish Russia for actions in Eastern Europe, Syria and the 2016 election.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan's spokeswoman AshLee Strong, defended not moving ahead on Koskinen's impeachment now because of the impact it would have had on top priorities for the incoming president and GOP-led Congress.
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You're craving depth and passion, and you're demanding to feel valued—and if people don't listen, well, the Venus retrograde will show them that you're not moving forward until you get what you deserve!
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With that in mind, myself and a few other Refinery29 staffers brave enough to indulge my challenge set out to spend a week consciously not moving out of men's way — here's how it went.
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I want to find the perfect middle of movement: where I am not moving too fast through anything I start to miss information and detail, but not too slow that I never get anywhere.
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It's possible though that people who were sedentary "might already have had subclinical dementia and that subclinical brain disease could be why they are not moving around as subjects with normal cognition," Gandy said.
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Information about Talley and Mateer's nominations not moving forward came the day after news broke that Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley had reportedly urged the White House to reconsider Talley and Mateer's nomination.
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In an earnings call on Thursday, Apple's Tim Cook said that with China's ban on new games, "things are not moving the way that they were previously" for App Store revenue in the country.
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If you dig up coal from the geosphere, burn it for electricity, recapture the carbon, and put it back in the geosphere, you're not moving any net carbon from the biosphere to the geosphere.
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For example, if you're interested in studying the motor circuitry of the brain, the motor circuits will show different forms of activity when the animal is actually moving than when it is not moving.
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It's a hatred that runs deep for some parents, like Brittany Mease, who came up with a brilliant idea that was supposed to buy her two weeks of not moving the elf this year.
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I was just on the door with a Republican woman the other day who, right out of her mouth said, 'I don't understand why we're not moving in commonsense ways for gun violence prevention.
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Tsipras, who has said he would wear a tie if Greece received debt relief, smiled when asked about the promise and whether he was angry at Germany for not moving quicker on debt relief.
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While making much of its desire to be a global capital market, China's short-selling hunting and practice of staging public confessions by supposed malefactors shows things are not moving in the right direction.
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Today [January 21], I think I saw my first economic statistic where I thought OK, this I need to pay more attention to, because this is not moving in a direction that I like.
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Because the frustration line may reach its peak and intersect with the response line long before the media would like, that does not mean the response line is not moving as rapidly as possible.
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After having grown disillusioned with former Police Commissioner William J. Bratton for not moving aggressively enough on Vision Zero, some safety advocates are hoping for a fresh start with Police Commissioner James P. O'Neill.
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Mr. Martinez, who had passed through the intake area as he returned from an urgent care unit on a gurney, said a sweater was covering Mr. Feliciano's face and his body was not moving.
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That's what entrepreneurs do — they try new things, fail and pick themselves up again, " McCann says, adding, "It would be a mistake to spend too much time focusing on our mistakes and not moving forward.
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He may have been pointing GE in the right direction but he was not moving fast enough, perhaps because he was too much of an insider to make cuts of the necessary severity and speed.
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Pelosi is not fully ruling out such a vote, a congressional aide confirmed to CNN, leaving her with the option to do so in the future, but she is not moving on it right now.
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The calculation inside the campaign: The public will see that the investigation is not moving forward, despite the fact that Comey debunked many of the excuses Clinton used to defend herself in 2015 and 2016.
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"I was on the field and I turned around and (saw) him standing and then the next thing you know he was laying on the ground not moving at all," teammate Bobby Carlon told AZCentral.com.
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His emotional testimony before the House Judiciary Committee, and his subsequent media blitz scolding Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell for not moving fast enough on reauthorization, generated a slew of media coverage for the bill.
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She called for a massive cut in military spending, including the closure of many bases, a shutdown of the F-35 program and not moving forward with the modernization of the US nuclear weapons program.
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The amounts are small, just $3 or $4 per one-way flight, but observers are right to ask why prices are not moving in the opposite direction, and why fuel surcharges remain prevalent and costly.
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U.S. stocks have been trading in a tight range in the past few months, with the S&P 500 not moving more than 1383 percent in either direction on a daily basis since July 8.
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"The frailty in the Chinese growth remain the core problem for investors and the spotlights are not moving away from it anytime soon," Naeem Aslam, chief market analyst at AvaTrade, said in a note Wednesday.
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Vice President Mike Pence has recently appeared in 18 states, including a number of Democratic districts which voted for Trump, to criticize Democrats for not moving fast enough to get the USMCA to a vote.
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The GOP members went on to blast Democrats for not moving the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) appropriations bill through regular order, arguing a debate on funding levels for ICE should have already taken place.
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Proprioceptive sensors issue frantic error signals to the muscle telling it that the arm is not moving; the muscle resolves this uncomfortable situation by causing the arm to move, thus rendering the brain's prediction correct.
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International treaties like the TPP require ratification by our government, and we are not moving forward in no small part because the American people don't like the TPP, and we can't – I can't – go ahead.
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Nothing at the moment suggests anything will change in Britain's Brexit talks with the European Union over the next 48 hours, a government source said on Thursday, adding that the EU was simply not moving.
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U.S. markets have been trading in a tight range in the past few months, with the S&P 500 not moving more than 1 percent in either direction on a daily basis since July 8.
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Some characters have dice that roll up to ten (like Donkey Kong and Bowser), but that also comes with the risk of not moving at all or losing coins, which you need to buy stars.
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Most experts agree that China is not moving fast enough to close steel mills and aluminum smelters that it no longer needs because its economy is growing more slowly as it has gotten much bigger.
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"We were short of the levels we set ourselves, for whatever reason that may be — a few misplaced passes and not moving the ball as quick as we have been," Chelsea defender Gary Cahill said.
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" "There was one particular interview with her on Parkinson that had been put on to YouTube and I watched her and I realized that she really was not moving her lips very much at all.
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Remember when things were not moving fast enough against Trump, Comey leaked government documents to a private citizen friend and Mr. McCabe was likewise misleading the inspector general about his own contacts with The Press.
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"Anybody who is not moving in the same direction as I am, which is implementing the President's agenda, is going to find this is probably not the right place for him to be," he added.
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The issue largely divided voters along party lines, with 2202 percent of Democratic voters saying that the country is not moving in the right direction, compared to just 2628 percent of Republicans saying the same.
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"The team is not moving fast enough due to a combination of risk aversion and lack of urgency, we need to move faster," Levandowski told Page in another communication that was shown during the Waymo trial.
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I am definitely a simultaneous reader — I choose what to read based on my mood, rather than force myself to keep reading or finish a book if it is not moving me at a particular moment.
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Simply, it was one of the more vicious knockouts one could witness, with the Pole not moving an inch for minutes until medical personnel took control of the situation and carried Szpilka out on a stretcher.
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The billionaire was clearly itching to tie the knot with Mariah, upset that his people were not moving fast enough to nail down the prenup so he could marry her on March 1st in Bora Bora.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump said on Thursday Chinese President Xi Jinping was not moving fast enough on reaching a trade agreement and that the United States would be "taxing" China until a deal is secured.
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He believes that the findings represent a "worse outlook, because we weren't moving fast enough for 2 degrees," as agreed in the 2009 Copenhagen Climate Conference, "and we're definitely not moving fast enough for 1.5" degrees.
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Read More: 'S4 is too small, too narrow, and too yesterday': Why this Publicis exec thinks ad holding giants will prevail despite competition from consultancies and upstartsBut they are not moving fast enough, said de Greve.
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Analysts said HSBC is likely to turn its attention to succession planning now it is not moving, including for Douglas Flint, who has been chairman since December 2010 and was finance director for previous 15 years.
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Instead, it's about a decline in "monthly active users," a figure that was depressed for reasons like new privacy rules in Europe, a purging of fake/abusive accounts, and not moving to paid SMS carrier relationships.
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Related: Watch Michelle Obama Deliver Her Final Speech as First Lady But Melania doesn't seem to even want to do it—I mean, she's said she's staying in New York, not moving into the White House.
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In a Twitter post, Mr. Trump called the legal system "rigged" and amplified the lawmakers' complaints that the deputy attorney general, Rod J. Rosenstein, was not moving fast enough to turn over the documents they want.
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Officially, this time it was a 5.1-magnitude quake, but in a city where nerves are already frayed and poorly constructed buildings pose a threat even when the earth is not moving, the number hardly mattered.
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Duke Energy confirmed breaches to a cooling lake dam at its L.V. Sutton plant in Wilmington, although it said coal ash -- industrial waste created by coal-burning power plants -- is probably not moving into the river.
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I worry about health effects but try not to drive myself or my family too crazy about it, balancing that with fighting feelings of powerlessness that can breed apathy, and for now not moving to Wyoming.
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Elijah Cummings (D-MD) introduced a bill to set up a 12-person commission for the investigation, and he's been one of House Democrats' most prominent voices on television criticizing congressional Republicans for not moving faster.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - RWE told shareholders on Friday it would be at the center of Germany's transformation to renewable energy, but drew protests from environmentalists who say the country is not moving quickly enough to ditch fossil fuels.
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But in recent years, the direction has reversed and reform is not moving forward in eight of 10 areas tracked by The China Dashboard, a joint project between the Asia Society Policy Institute and the Rhodium Group.
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HE SAID THERE IS STILL A LOT OF FINANCIAL ACTIVITY THAT IS NOT MOVING AHEAD AND THAT NO MATTER WHO IS ELECTED IN NOVEMBER, IT'S GOING TO GET BETTER THAN WHAT IT'S BEEN FOR THE FINANCIAL SECTOR.
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"We're not moving the needle as much as we could because of the lack of affordable housing," Karen Barber, the director of federal programs for the Santa Rosa County, Florida school district, told the New York Times.
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Moscow behaved with remarkable restraint, partly because it feels Armenia is not moving away from it and partly because despite its economic and military presence in Armenia, it had limited tools with which to influence the situation.
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Netflix's The Crown will introduce Princess Diana towards the end of its third season, leading some to speculate that the competing show could be the reason why FX is not moving forward with a royal-centric concept.
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Nobody can accuse Google of not moving as fast as it can to make up the considerable gap in available cloud regions between its Google Cloud Platform (GCP) and its two biggest competitors: AWS and Microsoft Azure.
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Friday's agreement is a show of cooperation between the two countries, as they've done numerous times before, on the heels of the President's frustrations with the Guatemala for not moving pressing forward with a "safe-third" agreement.
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Millions of mixed-status families -- where some are US citizens and some undocumented -- are still worried about their futures, especially because Trump is not moving forward with President Obama's Deferred Action for Parents of Americans (DAPA) program.
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It was later upgraded to detect other telltale signs of a regulatory test, like a steering wheel that was not moving, according to Felix Domke, a computer expert and self-described hacker who has analyzed the software.
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Kaeser said there are "hundreds of millions of people" being pulled out of poverty because of energy and environmentalists needed to remember that when accusing the energy industry of not moving fast enough to address carbon emissions.
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While some American producers are relocating supply chains due to the ongoing trade war, they are not moving them to America because investment in America has not been a priority since the end of the Cold War.
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Acting U.S. Defense Secretary Pat Shanahan recently sounded the alarm that the U.S. military "is not moving fast enough to stay ahead" of rivals China and Russia in space, citing advances in a several technologies, especially hypersonics.
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Trump said later in the press conference that he "didn't need" to declare an emergency, but chose to do so because "I just want to get it done faster" and bashed Congress for not moving quickly enough.
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While details still have to be worked out, critics of the schedule say the country is not moving quickly enough to ditch fossil fuels, hampering progress in the reduction of greenhouse emissions that contribute to climate change.
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The EU has told Britain to rework its backstop proposal by Friday, but a British source said on Thursday that the Brexit impasse was unlikely to be broken before the weekend because the EU was not moving.
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They pulled it off in the locker room with big names in on the action like Antonio Brown completely motionless talking to reporters ... and James Harrison not moving a muscle but still showing how strong he is.
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As the negotiations with Washington have stalled, North Korea has expressed increasing frustration with South Korea, denouncing it for not moving ahead on proposed joint economic projects, such as the reopening of an industrial complex in Kaesong.
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"Even as we witness devastating climate impacts causing havoc across the world, we are still not doing enough, not moving fast enough, to prevent irreversible and catastrophic climate disruption," said António Guterres, the United Nations secretary general.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Nothing at the moment suggests anything will change in Britain's Brexit talks with the European Union over the next 48 hours, a government source said on Thursday, adding that the EU was simply not moving.
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In meetings with senior staff in recent weeks, Trump has asked repeatedly for updates on the Durham investigation into pre-election federal probes of Trump and has expressed frustration it's not moving along at a faster clip.
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Dr. Davis raised the large sum required with funds that had been made available by the University of Cincinnati in return for his not moving to Stanford and with a grant from the Institute for Aegean Prehistory.
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Although O'Neill was not seen driving the car, under Montana law a person found drunk behind the wheel can be arrested for driving under the influence even if the vehicle was not moving at the time, Skuletich said.
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The honks, then the havoc The incident began Saturday evening when a motorist behind the grandmother grew agitated that she was not moving quickly enough at a stop sign, Little Rock Police Department spokesman Lt. Steven McClanahan said.
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Wall Street has been trading in a tight range in the past two weeks, with the S&P 500 not moving more than 0.4 percent in either direction and VIX, the fear gauge, hovering near two-decade lows.
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"Once we found out that it was not moving at all, that it was completely covering my cervix, we were like okay well let's schedule a C-section and see what we can do," Allison told BuzzFeed News.
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"She was just crying as loud as could be and she was just lying there not moving," said the cat's owner Patricia Reigstad, whose husband noticed a string of Christmas lights near the feline that had been moved.
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Although O'Neill was not seen driving the car, under Montana law a person found drunk behind the wheel can be arrested for driving under the influence even if the vehicle was not moving at the time, Skuletich noted.
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"We are not moving forward at this time, but the door remains open to potential additional future cooperation," the U.S. Embassy said in an emailed statement to Reuters, without specifying why USAID was not proceeding with new programs.
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WASHINGTON, Aug 1 (Reuters) - President Donald Trump said on Thursday Chinese President Xi Jinping was not moving fast enough on reaching a trade agreement and that the United States would be "taxing" China until a deal is secured.
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In fact, privately Democrats are holding onto the option of filing a lawsuit to extend the deadline, but at this point they are not moving forward because it looks like Palm Beach County will be done on time.
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"What's worrisome is that Carter has said this is a complicated issue, and we've learned in the past from 'don't ask, don't tell' that that sometimes signals they are not moving towards a good place," Mr. Belkin said.
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There has been a stalling of things and if you look at it realistically for national associations, they are suffering, because things are not moving, development programs are not coming in, and the world wants to move on.
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The board and whoever the CEO was, they always seemed to be kind of doing, you know, this sort of lax job, just not moving as fast as they should be, not taking advantage of all the opportunities.
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Once dubbed the 'climate chancellor' for pushing other wealthy nations to address climate change, Merkel has come under fire for not moving Germany fast enough to cut its reliance on fossil fuels as it phases out nuclear power.
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Mr. de Blasio still faces grumbling from supporters over signature issues like police reform, on which critics argue he is not moving fast enough, and the creation of new housing, which some argue has not been affordable enough.
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It's always fun, but it's highly theoretical: Mars enthusiasts yell at NASA for not moving fast enough, NASA says it's working on it, a scientist or startup proposes a wildly optimistic mission involving crowdfunding robotic probes or something.
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Because these larger companies, they cannot change because they are basically ... They crystallized all their knowledge, it's not moving anymore, they're not liquid at all, so they cannot move, they have too much legacy ... But we love them.
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"The U.S. dollar was not moving with interest rate differentials and now the Fed has sort of committed itself to at least one rate hike this year, maybe a little bit earlier than the market was thinking," he said.
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She shared how she learned from her money mistakes with her millennial audience — Lapin's third, and latest, book, "Becoming Super Woman," tackles what to do when you feel burnt out and find yourself working hard but not moving forward.
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Keeping the new entry-level iPad the same would be a move straight from Apple's playbook, as would keep pricing low, but I have to wonder if Apple's not moving fast enough to innovate with its non-Pro iPads.
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The decline in retail stocks in the fourth quarter of 2015 has been one of the biggest dampers on the stock market, as many companies were feeling the pain of not moving winter merchandise due to the warm weather.
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The political space needed to restart negotiations, particularly after Iran adhered to the previous deal and Trump pulled out of it, simply does not exist right now and Trump's rhetoric is not moving matters in the right direction. 4.
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" He promised that Facebook would have "a hundred or more Burmese-speaking people by the end of the year," and added, "I hate that we're in this position where we are not moving as quickly as we would like.
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The European Union has told Britain to rework its Irish backstop proposal by Friday, but a British source said on Thursday that the Brexit impasse was unlikely to be broken before the weekend because the EU was not moving.
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On Tuesday, David Sirota, one of Sanders's speechwriters, tweeted: I'm not moving to DC no matter what, so I'll speak a truth that's not allowed to be said:Joe Biden is a full-employment program for the Beltway Democratic establishment.
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The military suicide rates, while mostly comparable to broader civilian rates, are "hardly comforting and our numbers are not moving in the right direction," said the Pentagon's Office of Force Resiliency Director Elizabeth Van Winkle, who spoke alongside Orvis.
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Some Democrats on the committee have complained publicly and privately that Burr is not moving fast enough to public hearings, and concerns have been raised at various points that the probe is understaffed, given the committee's other oversight responsibilities.
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Reports that Larry Kudlow will be appointed National Economic Council director are certainly a positive for those who believe the CNBC contributor would be a moderating influence on President Donald Trump, but they are not moving the stock market.
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DUBLIN (Reuters) - The European Central Bank will not be too hasty in ending its 2.55 trillion euro ($3.17 trillion) bond purchase program as inflation is still not moving decisively toward its target, executive board member Benoit Coeure said on Wednesday.
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According to the American Pregnancy Association, the test is done if you are overdue, if the baby is not moving as much, if your placenta may not be functioning correctly or if your pregnancy is high risk in any way.
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But, in recent years, the direction has reversed and, as of this fall, reform is not moving forward in eight of 10 areas tracked by The China Dashboard, a joint project between the Asia Society Policy Institute and the Rhodium Group.
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"The comment that the market was right to readjust isn't saying it will raise rates," said Peter Boockvar, chief market analyst at The Lindsey Group, pointing out that the S&P fell but the 19.603-year yield was not moving.
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Sure, customers are still willing to buy LED bulbs, turn off lights, and unplug electrical devices when they're not in use (or at least claim to do those things in surveys), but they are not moving to the bigger steps.
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The rally in Indian stocks is not across the board - mid-caps are not moving, which is an indication that foreign institutional investors are in the market and are driving it higher, said R.K. Gupta, managing director at Taurus Asset Management.
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And it's just not good for their cognitive, it's not good for their social development, I mean, that is incredible that kids in kindergarten... We should be moving away from screens at all levels of education, not moving into them.
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The absence of a clear reason for the soft performance set off alarm bells in financial markets and at the Fed, where officials put off a rate hike until later in the year and ended up not moving again until December.
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While the term "investment banking" is sometimes used to refer broadly to institutional businesses, Credit Suisse has said it is not moving away from traditional work done by these former employees, like advising on mergers or underwriting initial public offerings.
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Last week, the Balch Springs Police Department changed their story about the circumstances of the shooting, after body camera footage showed that the car was driving forward, away from the officers, not moving "aggressively" toward officers as police first claimed.
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It also has a network of solar and wind farms, solar on its fulfillment center rooftops and investments in the circular economy, though it has recently been dinged by Greenpeace for not moving quickly on commitments to shift to renewable energy.
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Speaking to London's banking community alongside finance minister Philip Hammond a day after Brexit talks started, Carney cited weak wage growth, mixed signals on consumer spending and business investment as reasons for not moving to raise interest rates any time soon.
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"In certain groups you are going to see some impressive numbers this year reflecting the robust M&A market and in an attempt to keep top bankers happy and not moving," said Noah Schwarz, an executive recruiter at Korn Ferry.
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"I've spoken to many people struggling with household debts, it's clear things are not moving in a pleasant direction and with wages being squeezed and benefits cut something needs to be done," Sheen told Reuters in an interview in London.
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"Our job should be to use our money to prepare the country to bring in lots more money that's ready to go but is not moving because of the perception of risk or because the projects are not," Kim said.
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All of them wore accelerometers for at least 10 hours a day for four or more days to track how much they moved, the intensity of their activity levels and how much time they were sedentary and not moving at all.
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However, it is not moving quite as fast as the Voyager 1 and Voyager 2 spacecraft that have now both entered interstellar space, so it is unclear whether New Horizons will make a similar crossing before its power runs out.
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More than 300 plaintiffs, including Olympic gymnasts, have sued U.S.A. Gymnastics for failing to protect them from Nassar, the former national team doctor, and the mediation process with some of Nassar's victims was "not moving at any pace," Carson said.
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The Trump administration is not moving to unwind other regulations that have carved out exceptions to the trade embargo, including those allowing direct financing of certain exports and allowing American dollars to be used in transactions with Cuba, the officials said.
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That's the only thing that ever bothers me, that's when I start to feel like, What is going on inside of me that is making me feel like I'm not expressing this with writing and not moving on to new thoughts?
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As he strode quickly on Wednesday from the back door of his office suite to an elevator held open for him by a guard, he was asked why Republicans were not moving to expel Mr. Miccarelli or otherwise apply pressure.
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There is also something to be said for not moving away entirely from the mind-set of the campaign, with its imperatives to both reach out and to challenge, with its skepticism and its sense that there are always options.
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The response: The military suicide rates, while mostly comparable to broader civilian rates, are "hardly comforting and our numbers are not moving in the right direction," said the Pentagon's Office of Force Resiliency Director Elizabeth Van Winkle, who spoke alongside Orvis.
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The investigation faulted OPM - which manages employment matters for the federal government, including background checks for most agencies - for not moving more quickly to address early signs of an attack, allowing hackers to later siphon off reams of personnel data.
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Also on June 28, while President Trump was still not moving forward on a meeting with President Zelenskyy, he met with Russian President Putin at the G20 Summit in Osaka, Japan, sending a further signal of lack of support for Ukraine.
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Both the Republican Governors Association and a Republican-funded outside group, Truth in Politics, have aired ads criticizing Edwards for hiring Anderson, who had been accused of harassment in a previous job, and not moving swiftly enough to oust him.
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"Over time, candidates who are not moving up in the polls are going to have to make judgments about when they believe it's in their best interest to move on, but it's not my place to tell them when," he said.
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Schumacher said the market also reacted to the fact that Powell stressed that the Fed is not moving in either direction at this point, though it sees improvement in the global economy and less threat from risk factors, like trade and Brexit.
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ABOARD AIR FORCE ONE (Reuters) - President Donald Trump is not moving to fire U.S. Special Counsel Robert Mueller but is frustrated by the length of the ongoing probe into Russian meddling in the 2016 U.S. election, the White House said on Monday.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The European Central Bank plans to rigorously review how euro zone banks are progressing in cutting their stock of non-performing loans and may take action against lenders not moving fast enough, ECB bank supervisor Ignazio Angeloni told a German newspaper.
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" April Reign, whose award show hashtag started a rallying cry for more opportunities and acknowledgment for people of color in Hollywood, is attempting again to unite social media voices in hopes of stopping HBO from not moving forward with alternate history drama "Confederate.
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WHEN YOU LOOK AT POVERTY LEVELS, WHEN YOU LOOK AT THE NUMBER OF PEOPLE UNEMPLOYED, WHEN YOU LOOK AT INFLATION, WHEN YOU LOOK AT DEBT, ALL OF THAT IS NOT MOVING IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION AS WE WOULD LIKE IT TO MOVE.
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I may just be getting better at avoiding nausea (breathing through your nose and looking at walls while walking seems to help), but the game also seems designed on a small enough scale that you're usually not moving long distances at a time.
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CAIRO, Feb 16 (Reuters) - Egypt's central bank is not moving toward devaluing the pound or floating its currency, a central bank official said in remarks published by the state news agency on Tuesday, as demand for dollars in the black market soared.
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Married women without children are more likely than their husbands to make career decisions that end up negatively impacting their earning potential, whether that involves passing on job opportunities, moving for a spouse's job, or not moving because of a spouse's job.
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While it is true that fewer people have very long tenures at a single company, she said, that trend has been swamped by a countervailing one: People are not moving as much out of what used to be entry-level and temporary jobs.
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Videos of the game in action are difficult to process, full of violent splashes of sound and color, but play Thumper and you'll find yourself slipping into a flow state — you're not moving your reflective vehicle, the world is moving around you.
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In a letter to Attorney General William Barr Tuesday evening, Nadler urged the Justice Department "to return to the accommodation process without conditions" and said the House was not moving prematurely to punish Barr for failing to comply with the committee's demands.
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He also criticized Gowdy for not moving to prosecute Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 10 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE over Benghazi.
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While it's unclear if Bell was out of extra diapers — or, say, was unable to change her kid thanks to that pesky rule about not moving around the cabin during turbulence — the mom of two knew exactly what to do during this dilemma.
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Roberts, 32, started taking neonatal vitamins, tracking her menstrual cycle carefully, taking over-the-counterovulation tests, and even trying a few wacky internet suggestions, such as putting her legs up in the air after sex and not moving for half an hour.
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If we have end-of-season product or product that we're not moving, we have some great partnerships in place, so that we can feel like it's going to a good home, even if it's not kind of a paying client's home.
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The deal, which includes FDA-cleared ventilators shipping as soon as next month, was announced shortly after President Donald Trump criticized the automaker and CEO Mary Barra for not moving quickly enough to produce life-saving ventilators wanting "top dollar" for doing so.
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GMT A West Midlands Ambulance Service spokesman told Mashable, ""We received a call from a member of the public who was driving past the park and was concerned that there was someone sat on a bench, not moving and covered in snow.
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Suddenly, it seemed as though the center of the fashion world was, if not moving away, then expanding beyond Paris and London — New York, Milan, Tokyo and even Antwerp were offering new models for how to be a designer, for new clothes.
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He says his family -- wife, son and daughter -- all went to pick up Sebastian from the Delta Cargo location around 6:30 PM, but when he picked up Sebastian's carrying crate ... he opened it to find the dog not moving or breathing.
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All the reporting that has been done by the companies themselves on this imbalance — kudos for finally counting what has been clear to anyone who can see — has also made it apparent that the numbers are not moving in a more inclusive direction.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - A top Iranian commander said on Thursday that Iran was not moving toward a war but was not afraid of any conflict, the semi-official Tasnim news agency reported after U.S. President Donald Trump said Tehran was behind anti-U.
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"She added: "And while month-to-month it might feel like it&aposs not moving as quickly as you want, you can look back then — over the course of many months or even years — and see how much progress you&aposve made.
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While the search giant has been among the buyers considered most likely to be a contender for the social communications company, those familiar with the deal said that the company was not moving forward with an effort to buy it at this time.
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"We are seeing interest rate expectations being reduced so dramatically because economic data is not moving up to previous strength and that has also raised questions of how much further stock markets could continue to benefit from these rate cuts," Hansen said.
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Mr. Davutoglu added that the United Nations Security Council and the international community were being "two-faced" for demanding that Turkey open its borders, but not moving "a finger to solve the Syrian crisis" or to stop the Russian bombings, according to The Associated Press.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The worldwide commercial aviation industry will need an extra 2500,000 pilots by 2027 to sustain its rapid growth and is not moving fast enough to fill the positions, according to a 10-year forecast published by training company CAE Inc (CAE.TO).
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In a new paper, published in the journal JAMA, researchers at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention looked at both how much we sit and how much we exercise — and they came to a painful, though predictable, conclusion: We're not moving nearly enough.
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In some films, obviously there are a lot of things you are fixing as a composer, be it lazy writing or a script that's not quite there, performances that just aren't cutting it, or a bloated edit or whatever, something not moving quick enough.
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"You know, I do think that if you're telling a story that is not moving anything forward, not introducing anything that's relevant, that's not creating a new mythology or an extension of it, then a complete remake of something feels like a mistake," he said.
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Trump and Kim met in the Vietnamese capital, Hanoi, on Wednesday for a first round of talks and a dinner, and both appeared upbeat, with Trump saying he was satisfied with the pace of negotiations despite some criticism they were not moving quickly enough.
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NEW YORK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Progress is not moving fast enough to meet an ambitious set of global goals to conquer poverty, inequality and other international woes by a 2030 deadline, slowed largely by growing war and violence, the United Nations said on Monday.
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"Although the suicide rate among most of our military populations is comparable to civilian rates, this is hardly comforting, and our numbers are not moving in the right direction," Elizabeth Van Winkle, Pentagon executive director of force resiliency, told reporters Thursday, The Washington Post reported.
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"If we do not find a way to strengthen the bonds between the United States government and industry and academia, then I would say we do have the real risk of not moving as fast as China when it comes to" artificial intelligence, Lt. Gen.
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The possibly pro-life attendants glanced toward Peggy, their eyes widening, their mouths not moving at all, but then the elevator doors opened to the third floor and they went quickly down the hall, their heels clicking and their rolling suitcases following with servile speed.
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"This is something that Trump has thought about for a long time, even before the election," said Joseph Y. Yun, a former top Korea negotiator at the State Department, who resigned this year out of frustration that diplomacy with Pyongyang was not moving quickly enough.
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Piebaldism is one of a series of defects called Neurocristopathies, some of which manifest themselves as cancer of the nervous system, deafness, digestive problems and holes in the heart, which are caused by cells not moving to the right place as an embryo develops.
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At least three of them have been spotted outside the courthouse taking smoke breaks – a sign perhaps that they're stressed or not moving quick to get their work done (the jury is only supposed to work when all 143 are in the same room).
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Perceptions that Republicans and President Donald Trump are not moving ahead with a wholesale Obamacare repeal would anger large swaths of the party's base, while the possibility of millions of Americans losing coverage could emerge as a top liability for Republicans ahead of the 20153 midterm elections.
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Crump said this information shows that Clark, 22, was clearly not moving toward officers in a threatening manner and that they could have given him time to comply with their commands to show them his hands when they opened fire and shot at him 20 times.
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"The main reason why we are seeing interest rate expectations being reduced so dramatically is because economic data is not moving up to previous strength and that has also raised questions of how much further stock markets could continue to benefit from these rate cuts," Hansen said.
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To start, let's look at everyone's favorite cluster of machinery to walk past in the grocery store with a dismissive scowl, to hold off approaching until you've finally, painfully decided the line you've been stuck is so painfully not-moving it's worth the hassle: Self-checkout kiosks.
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"(We are now seeing) quite strong entrepreneurially-driven, individually-driven companies which are being very aggressive on the world stage as state-owned enterprises come under the microscope, maybe not moving as quickly as the government wants them to," Sorrell told CNBC's Squawk Box on Monday.
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In remarks at a security conference at the University of Texas in Austin last week, Ms. Monaco chided allies for not moving faster to remove the barriers to increase cooperation and information-sharing among agencies, a task the United States has fitfully carried out since 9/11.
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"While fiscal and economic policy uncertainty has increased, it would be a challenge for Fed rhetoric to maintain an aura of being above the political fray if that were the only rationale for not moving next month," said Michael Feroli, chief United States economist at JPMorgan Chase.
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After facing criticism from Democrats for not moving quickly enough to provide coronavirus testing for Americans, President Donald Trump took the dramatic step of imposing sweeping restrictions to prevent people from 26 European countries from traveling to the U.S. for a month, as Reuters reported ( here ).
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The social media company reported 335 million monthly active users, down from 336 million in the prior quarter, blaming not moving to paid SMS carrier relationships in certain markets, some impact from new regulatory rules in Europe, and efforts to improve the "health" of the platform.
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Any "remorse" that fire victims' lawyers may feel for "not moving more quickly and settling their claims is ultimately irrelevant" to the bankruptcy court's decision about whether PG&E made the right call by settling with the insurance claim holders, the group's lawyers wrote in a Nov.
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"It is important to emphasize that until that stage, according to the understanding of the company commander, the terrorist was not moving and he assumed that he had died from the shooting of the soldiers in the incident, similarly to the second terrorist," the report states.
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HANOI (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump hailed "a very special relationship" with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un as they met in Vietnam for a second summit on Wednesday and said he was satisfied with the pace of denuclearization talks despite some criticism they were not moving quickly enough.
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"That arrangement, combined with Cohen's past business dealings and friendship with Pecker, and the fact that Enquirer employees are reportedly not moving from AMI's Lower Manhattan headquarters, will undoubtedly lead to curiosity about whether Pecker might retain at least a dash of influence" over the Enquirer, Pompeo wrote.
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"We remain concerned that the process is not moving as quickly as it should, and that Company management does not fully support the Board's direction in this regard," said the letter, which was sent to Yahoo's board of directors, its chief financial officer, and CEO Marissa Mayer on Tuesday.
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"Sterling back to $21.63 and UK yields not moving too high, keeping easy financial conditions in place, is probably the best combination the Bank of England could have hoped for," said Mark Haefele, global chief investment officer for UBS Wealth Management, who oversees around $220 trillion in assets.
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Given that some of those most basic needs aren't being met -- and the fact that Trump's administration has come under fire for not moving as aggressively to address the devastation caused by Maria as it did for hurricanes Irma and Harvey -- Duke's comment feels deeply out of touch.
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Out of the roughly 250 ERS researchers and economists being reassigned, at least 69% have said they are definitely not moving, while 87% have said they won't or likely won't move to Kansas City, according to one of the surveys conducted by the American Federation of Government Employees.
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There are these weird rhythmic pockets that happen when everything is flying along at top speed—it almost feels like everything's still, like when you're going exactly the same speed as a bunch of semi-trucks on a busy interstate and it feels like you're not moving at all.
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But two new, admonitory studies involving both older and younger adults who temporarily cut back on their physical activity indicate that the metabolic consequences of not moving much for a few weeks can be pervasive and persistent, lingering to some extent even after people start moving around normally again.
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The lyrics bear that out perfectly: Nights turn into days Days turn into years And among them I was going faster in circles Winds are blowing on me Blow on the back of my neck Everything seems too far too big I'm not moving forward It's the time that drifts away This is another passing train It's a further tightening rope (knot) Sunrises sinking fast As more seasons pass And I stay the same in this shortening time (x2) I'm not moving forward It's the time that drifts away This is another passing train It's a further tightening rope (knot) By the end of the video, there's some catharsis, though it's bittersweet.
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It's not necessarily the end of the bull market, but a 5, 10 percent move to the downside, which is being presaged by the fact that all of these commodities are really not moving up, is a very, very interesting possibility," Schlossberg said Tuesday in an interview on CNBC's "Trading Nation.
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The platform blamed not moving to paid SMS carrier relationships in certain markets where users have better access to Twitter or Twitter Lite, making changes to improve the "health" of the platform and some impact from GDPR, a set of regulations in the European Union intended to protect consumer data.
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The vice chair of the Federal Reserve, Randal Quarles, who chairs an international body that monitors the global financial system, warned in April that the banking industry was not moving fast enough and that the U.S. central bank would start to assess their transition plans as part of the regular examination process.
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J.) and Anna EshooAnna Georges EshooOvernight Health Care — Presented by PCMA — Planned Parenthood ousts its president | Harris releases drug pricing plan | House Dem drug plan delayed until after recess Democratic chair: Medicare negotiating drug prices not moving before August House bill targets use of Pentagon networks for child pornography MORE (D-Calif.).
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Anna EshooAnna Georges EshooOvernight Health Care — Presented by PCMA — Planned Parenthood ousts its president | Harris releases drug pricing plan | House Dem drug plan delayed until after recess Democratic chair: Medicare negotiating drug prices not moving before August House bill targets use of Pentagon networks for child pornography MORE (D-Calif.), trailing off.
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Anna EshooAnna Georges EshooOvernight Health Care — Presented by PCMA — Planned Parenthood ousts its president | Harris releases drug pricing plan | House Dem drug plan delayed until after recess Democratic chair: Medicare negotiating drug prices not moving before August House bill targets use of Pentagon networks for child pornography MORE (Calif.), have backed the merger.
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CNN separately reported that not moving the timeline there "potentially suggests" Samsung believes the review issues are "isolated incidents," while deploying the new foldable technology as a standalone device rather than a feature on its flagship line lowers the risk of something like the Galaxy Note 7 flaming-battery debacle happening again.
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Video At his confirmation hearing on Capitol Hill weeks after Trump signed the $55 billion bill to fix Veterans Choice, Wilkie faced a hostile reception from Democratic senators demanding to know if he planned to do just that, something Wilkie's predecessor said was the reason for his firing—not moving to privatize fast enough.
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The most effective way to become a dead dinosaur, though, is to kick angrily at the pebbles twitching on the ground, or to pretend that they're not moving, because you're wilfully blind to the fact that they're harbingers of an unstoppable locomotive of change … until it's too late to get off the tracks and evolve.
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Anna EshooAnna Georges EshooOvernight Health Care — Presented by PCMA — Planned Parenthood ousts its president | Harris releases drug pricing plan | House Dem drug plan delayed until after recess Democratic chair: Medicare negotiating drug prices not moving before August House bill targets use of Pentagon networks for child pornography MORE (D-Calif.) at 85033:00 p.m.
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Anna EshooAnna Georges EshooOvernight Health Care — Presented by PCMA — Planned Parenthood ousts its president | Harris releases drug pricing plan | House Dem drug plan delayed until after recess Democratic chair: Medicare negotiating drug prices not moving before August House bill targets use of Pentagon networks for child pornography MORE (D-Calif) refused to allow it.
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Anna EshooAnna Georges EshooOvernight Health Care — Presented by PCMA — Planned Parenthood ousts its president | Harris releases drug pricing plan | House Dem drug plan delayed until after recess Democratic chair: Medicare negotiating drug prices not moving before August House bill targets use of Pentagon networks for child pornography MORE (D-Calif.) said, The Times reported.
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When city populations started swelling in the early and mid-2000s, it had less to do with the first of the millennials moving in than it did with lots of slightly older people not moving out, according to Kenneth Johnson, a demographer at the Carsey School of Public Policy at the University of New Hampshire.
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"People are bristling about the fact that we were not moving fast enough, but at the end of the day, I think how he has handled this and the public face he has given to this issue has certainly enhanced his reputation, not just here but across the country and certainly in California," he added.
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"This was an incident where soldiers were firing from behind the fence, separated by buffer zones and other objects, firing on individuals well behind the fence, in some cases retreating, not moving forward, or advancing without posing imminent threat," Omar Shakir of the international group Human Rights Watch told the Washington Post after last Friday's protest.
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Anna EshooAnna Georges EshooOvernight Health Care — Presented by PCMA — Planned Parenthood ousts its president | Harris releases drug pricing plan | House Dem drug plan delayed until after recess Democratic chair: Medicare negotiating drug prices not moving before August House bill targets use of Pentagon networks for child pornography MORE (D-Calif.), in late July outlining the allegations.
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Anna EshooAnna Georges EshooOvernight Health Care — Presented by PCMA — Planned Parenthood ousts its president | Harris releases drug pricing plan | House Dem drug plan delayed until after recess Democratic chair: Medicare negotiating drug prices not moving before August House bill targets use of Pentagon networks for child pornography MORE, (D-Calif.), conveyed the letter to Feinstein, the Post reported.
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Anna EshooAnna Georges EshooOvernight Health Care — Presented by PCMA — Planned Parenthood ousts its president | Harris releases drug pricing plan | House Dem drug plan delayed until after recess Democratic chair: Medicare negotiating drug prices not moving before August House bill targets use of Pentagon networks for child pornography MORE (D-Ca.), who passed the letter detailing allegations to Sen.
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"The rate cycle has clearly entered a new phase of easier policy alongside of some clear global economic weakness, some softening of conditions in the U.S., some heightened trade/political uncertainties and an inflation dynamic that is not moving closer to the Fed's 2% target, and indeed, by some measures, has recently been moving further from it," Rieder noted.
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Anna EshooAnna Georges EshooOvernight Health Care — Presented by PCMA — Planned Parenthood ousts its president | Harris releases drug pricing plan | House Dem drug plan delayed until after recess Democratic chair: Medicare negotiating drug prices not moving before August House bill targets use of Pentagon networks for child pornography MORE (D-Calif.) about allegations made by a law professor.
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Anna EshooAnna Georges EshooOvernight Health Care — Presented by PCMA — Planned Parenthood ousts its president | Harris releases drug pricing plan | House Dem drug plan delayed until after recess Democratic chair: Medicare negotiating drug prices not moving before August House bill targets use of Pentagon networks for child pornography MORE (D-Calif.), her local congresswoman, to discuss her allegations.
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Anna EshooAnna Georges EshooOvernight Health Care — Presented by PCMA — Planned Parenthood ousts its president | Harris releases drug pricing plan | House Dem drug plan delayed until after recess Democratic chair: Medicare negotiating drug prices not moving before August House bill targets use of Pentagon networks for child pornography MORE (Calif.), who is considered a close ally of the Speaker.
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Anna EshooAnna Georges EshooOvernight Health Care — Presented by PCMA — Planned Parenthood ousts its president | Harris releases drug pricing plan | House Dem drug plan delayed until after recess Democratic chair: Medicare negotiating drug prices not moving before August House bill targets use of Pentagon networks for child pornography MORE (D-Calif.), in late July about her allegation.
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Anna EshooAnna Georges EshooOvernight Health Care — Presented by PCMA — Planned Parenthood ousts its president | Harris releases drug pricing plan | House Dem drug plan delayed until after recess Democratic chair: Medicare negotiating drug prices not moving before August House bill targets use of Pentagon networks for child pornography MORE (D-Calif.), Eliot EngelEliot Lance EngelPelosi warns Mnuchin to stop 'illegal' .
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Anna EshooAnna Georges EshooOvernight Health Care — Presented by PCMA — Planned Parenthood ousts its president | Harris releases drug pricing plan | House Dem drug plan delayed until after recess Democratic chair: Medicare negotiating drug prices not moving before August House bill targets use of Pentagon networks for child pornography MORE (D-Calif.), has slowed down the confirmation process for the nominee.
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J.) and health subcommittee chairwoman Anna EshooAnna Georges EshooOvernight Health Care — Presented by PCMA — Planned Parenthood ousts its president | Harris releases drug pricing plan | House Dem drug plan delayed until after recess Democratic chair: Medicare negotiating drug prices not moving before August House bill targets use of Pentagon networks for child pornography MORE (D-Calif.) said in a statement.
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Once, someone very tall opened the door all the way and just stood there, not moving, someone else behind him, and Kirsten realized, with one of her nipples in Lucy's mouth, that the person in front was Sean, and Kirsten's fixation with him, a fixation that had lasted until just a few days before, seemed distant.
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That said, the paper-thin characters do produce some groan-inducing scenarios, such as Adria Arjona as a Jaeger member who's dating Nate, and is basically on hand just to give Jake and Nate something to argue about -- and gin up a bit of comic relief -- when they're not moving in unison to operate their mechanical man.
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Anna EshooAnna Georges EshooOvernight Health Care — Presented by PCMA — Planned Parenthood ousts its president | Harris releases drug pricing plan | House Dem drug plan delayed until after recess Democratic chair: Medicare negotiating drug prices not moving before August House bill targets use of Pentagon networks for child pornography MORE (D-Calif.) predicted the Democrats would be united in opposition.
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Not moving into self-driving tech now would be catastrophic if the market were to shift hard in that direction over the next decade and ride-hailing services were saddled with a massive commitment to high-cost human drivers — it would have to pay up to license autonomous technologies, which is an integral part of Ford's business plan.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE last month signed an executive order halting family separations at the border, but the administration has faced criticism for not moving quickly to reunite families.
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Anna EshooAnna Georges EshooOvernight Health Care — Presented by PCMA — Planned Parenthood ousts its president | Harris releases drug pricing plan | House Dem drug plan delayed until after recess Democratic chair: Medicare negotiating drug prices not moving before August House bill targets use of Pentagon networks for child pornography MORE (D-Calif.) in July, and later submitted a letter detailing her allegation to Sen.
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Anna EshooAnna Georges EshooOvernight Health Care — Presented by PCMA — Planned Parenthood ousts its president | Harris releases drug pricing plan | House Dem drug plan delayed until after recess Democratic chair: Medicare negotiating drug prices not moving before August House bill targets use of Pentagon networks for child pornography MORE (D-Calif.), the new chairwoman of the Energy and Commerce health subcommittee, told reporters.
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In contrast, leading US tech companies like Google are not working with the US military on AI."If we do not find a way to strengthen the bonds between the United States government and industry and academia, then I would say we do have the real risk of not moving as fast as China when it comes to" artificial intelligence, Lt. Gen.
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Anna EshooAnna Georges EshooOvernight Health Care — Presented by PCMA — Planned Parenthood ousts its president | Harris releases drug pricing plan | House Dem drug plan delayed until after recess Democratic chair: Medicare negotiating drug prices not moving before August House bill targets use of Pentagon networks for child pornography MORE (D-Calif.) would file an amicus brief in support of any litigation on net neutrality.
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And I believe that, that you need a competition of ideas, especially now when we've been so stultified by not moving forward on the challenges in front of us, and also that you want to hear different voices, and from different people in the country, and I am proud to be a heartland candidate; I think you want to hear from the Midwest.
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Not moving next week essentially comes down to three factors, according to Fed watchers: The looming G-20 summit at which the U.S. and China, at least theoretically, could reach a trade agreement; a desire not to be seen as overly influenced by the financial markets and President Donald Trump's hectoring; and the desire to avoid making December's rate hike look like a policy mistake.
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Anna EshooAnna Georges EshooOvernight Health Care — Presented by PCMA — Planned Parenthood ousts its president | Harris releases drug pricing plan | House Dem drug plan delayed until after recess Democratic chair: Medicare negotiating drug prices not moving before August House bill targets use of Pentagon networks for child pornography MORE (D-Calif.), another human rights crusader and one of the most progressive Democrats in the party.
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Anna EshooAnna Georges EshooOvernight Health Care — Presented by PCMA — Planned Parenthood ousts its president | Harris releases drug pricing plan | House Dem drug plan delayed until after recess Democratic chair: Medicare negotiating drug prices not moving before August House bill targets use of Pentagon networks for child pornography MORE (D-Calif.), a senior member of the Energy and Commerce Committee and a close Pelosi ally.
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Some observers have worried that perhaps MBS is moving too quickly with social reforms like finally allowing women to drive, but he may have a bigger challenge: not moving quickly enough for the millions of Saudi millennials, increasingly wired into the rest of the world, who want to raise their families in a country radically different from the one in which they were raised.
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Anna EshooAnna Georges EshooOvernight Health Care — Presented by PCMA — Planned Parenthood ousts its president | Harris releases drug pricing plan | House Dem drug plan delayed until after recess Democratic chair: Medicare negotiating drug prices not moving before August House bill targets use of Pentagon networks for child pornography MORE (D-Calif.) has not acknowledged receiving the letter Ford indicated was sent to her before Feinstein.
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"He's not passing a lot of legislation, he's not moving a lot of things down the field, except for [Senate Majority Leader] Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellPelosi, Schumer press for gun screenings as Trump inches away The malware election: Returning to paper ballots only way to prevent hacking First House Republican backs bill banning assault weapons MORE and the Federalist Society Supreme Court picks," Wilson said.
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Anna EshooAnna Georges EshooOvernight Health Care — Presented by PCMA — Planned Parenthood ousts its president | Harris releases drug pricing plan | House Dem drug plan delayed until after recess Democratic chair: Medicare negotiating drug prices not moving before August House bill targets use of Pentagon networks for child pornography MORE (D-Calif.), the ranking member of the House Energy and Commerce Committee's Subcommittee on Communications and Technology.
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Anna EshooAnna Georges EshooOvernight Health Care — Presented by PCMA — Planned Parenthood ousts its president | Harris releases drug pricing plan | House Dem drug plan delayed until after recess Democratic chair: Medicare negotiating drug prices not moving before August House bill targets use of Pentagon networks for child pornography MORE (D-Calif.), said this week that she intends to hold a hearing on several "Medicare for all" proposals.
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Anna EshooAnna Georges EshooOvernight Health Care — Presented by PCMA — Planned Parenthood ousts its president | Harris releases drug pricing plan | House Dem drug plan delayed until after recess Democratic chair: Medicare negotiating drug prices not moving before August House bill targets use of Pentagon networks for child pornography MORE (D-Calif.), of the alleged incident in July, but chose to remain anonymous at the time.
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Anna EshooAnna Georges EshooOvernight Health Care — Presented by PCMA — Planned Parenthood ousts its president | Harris releases drug pricing plan | House Dem drug plan delayed until after recess Democratic chair: Medicare negotiating drug prices not moving before August House bill targets use of Pentagon networks for child pornography MORE (D-Calif.) won the support of the steering committee, only to lose the seat to Rep.
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Its healthcare efforts recently experienced a bit of a setback, with Epic now telling its customers that it is not moving forward with its plans to support Google Cloud, but in return, Google now got to announce two new customers in the travel business: Lufthansa Group, the world's largest airline group by revenue, and Sabre, a company that provides backend services to airlines, hotels and travel aggregators.
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J.) and Anna EshooAnna Georges EshooOvernight Health Care — Presented by PCMA — Planned Parenthood ousts its president | Harris releases drug pricing plan | House Dem drug plan delayed until after recess Democratic chair: Medicare negotiating drug prices not moving before August House bill targets use of Pentagon networks for child pornography MORE (Calif.) for the top Democratic spot on the powerful House Energy and Commerce Committee.
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Anna EshooAnna Georges EshooOvernight Health Care — Presented by PCMA — Planned Parenthood ousts its president | Harris releases drug pricing plan | House Dem drug plan delayed until after recess Democratic chair: Medicare negotiating drug prices not moving before August House bill targets use of Pentagon networks for child pornography MORE (D-Calif.) sent a letter to the federal agency on Friday requesting an explanation of Verizon's actions during the fire.
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Rep. Anna EshooAnna Georges EshooOvernight Health Care — Presented by PCMA — Planned Parenthood ousts its president | Harris releases drug pricing plan | House Dem drug plan delayed until after recess Democratic chair: Medicare negotiating drug prices not moving before August House bill targets use of Pentagon networks for child pornography MORE (D-Calif.) praised her constituent for speaking publicly about her sexual assault allegations against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.
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Anna EshooAnna Georges EshooOvernight Health Care — Presented by PCMA — Planned Parenthood ousts its president | Harris releases drug pricing plan | House Dem drug plan delayed until after recess Democratic chair: Medicare negotiating drug prices not moving before August House bill targets use of Pentagon networks for child pornography MORE (D-Calif.), who sought the top Democratic spot on the Energy and Commerce Committee in 2014, didn't always translate into victories.
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Anna EshooAnna Georges EshooOvernight Health Care — Presented by PCMA — Planned Parenthood ousts its president | Harris releases drug pricing plan | House Dem drug plan delayed until after recess Democratic chair: Medicare negotiating drug prices not moving before August House bill targets use of Pentagon networks for child pornography MORE (D-Calif.) sent a letter to the federal agency on Friday requesting an explanation of Verizon's actions during the fire.
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Anna EshooAnna Georges EshooOvernight Health Care — Presented by PCMA — Planned Parenthood ousts its president | Harris releases drug pricing plan | House Dem drug plan delayed until after recess Democratic chair: Medicare negotiating drug prices not moving before August House bill targets use of Pentagon networks for child pornography MORE (Calif.) and others, the Community Broadband Act, that would allow local communities to invest money in building their own networks.
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J.) and Anna EshooAnna Georges EshooOvernight Health Care — Presented by PCMA — Planned Parenthood ousts its president | Harris releases drug pricing plan | House Dem drug plan delayed until after recess Democratic chair: Medicare negotiating drug prices not moving before August House bill targets use of Pentagon networks for child pornography MORE (D-Calif.), who vied to become the top Democrat on the Energy and Commerce Committee after then-Rep.
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Anna EshooAnna Georges EshooOvernight Health Care — Presented by PCMA — Planned Parenthood ousts its president | Harris releases drug pricing plan | House Dem drug plan delayed until after recess Democratic chair: Medicare negotiating drug prices not moving before August House bill targets use of Pentagon networks for child pornography MORE (D-Calif.) introduced a bill Friday that would crack down on robocalls from debt collectors seeking to collect on federal loans.
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And while she fully thrust herself into her much-memed full-body dance-gasm, in which she looks like she's not moving to the beat but the entire scope of the song at once, she was able to bring a newfound poise to it, making it clear that she has no interest in conforming to how anyone thinks she should dance, so everyone else had better get used to the way she already does.
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Video The IG report, which is examining a broad range of FBI actions during the email investigation, is expected to criticize officials, including Comey, for not moving fast enough to examine the email trove and for a weekslong delay in getting a warrant, sources told the AP. Clinton supporters say the candidate&aposs name could have been cleared much faster if the FBI acted on the emails as soon as they knew about them.
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Anna EshooAnna Georges EshooOvernight Health Care — Presented by PCMA — Planned Parenthood ousts its president | Harris releases drug pricing plan | House Dem drug plan delayed until after recess Democratic chair: Medicare negotiating drug prices not moving before August House bill targets use of Pentagon networks for child pornography MORE (D-Calif.), the new chairwoman of the Energy and Commerce health subcommittee, said she plans to hold a hearing to discuss Medicare for all proposals.
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Anna EshooAnna Georges EshooOvernight Health Care — Presented by PCMA — Planned Parenthood ousts its president | Harris releases drug pricing plan | House Dem drug plan delayed until after recess Democratic chair: Medicare negotiating drug prices not moving before August House bill targets use of Pentagon networks for child pornography MORE (D-Calif.), the chairwoman of the Health Subcommittee, said "the sky is really not caving in" and noted that GOP lawmakers already support some of the bills.
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J.) and subcommittee Chairwoman Anna EshooAnna Georges EshooOvernight Health Care: Public's view of drug companies sinks to record low in poll | NYC declares end to measles outbreak | Health advocates fear Planned Parenthood funding loss could worsen STD crisis Overnight Health Care — Presented by PCMA — Planned Parenthood ousts its president | Harris releases drug pricing plan | House Dem drug plan delayed until after recess Democratic chair: Medicare negotiating drug prices not moving before August MORE (D-Calif.).
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Read more:Helena Bonham Carter says Daniel Radcliffe used to hold all her beverages on the &aposHarry Potter&apos set: &aposHe&aposs got nice manners&apos&aposThe Crown&apos star Helena Bonham Carter said the key to playing a royal is not moving your upper lip when you speakHelena Bonham Carter hired a psychic to get Princess Margaret&aposs blessing to star on &aposThe Crown,&apos and she says the dead royal answered with advice
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"We're not moving this year and maybe not even next year," Gulliver said, adding that the bank would likely look to move the staff in around two years' time when Britain has fully left the EU. HSBC has all the licences it needs for such a move, Gulliver said, and would only need to set up a so-called intermediate holding company in France, a move that should take only a matter of months.
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But there are three factors that could result in the U.S. central bank not moving on interest rates this time, according to Fed watchers: The looming G-20 summit at which the U.S. and China, at least theoretically, could reach a trade agreement; a desire not to be seen as overly influenced by the financial markets and U.S. President Donald Trump's hectoring; and the desire to avoid making December's rate hike look like a policy mistake.
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Anna EshooAnna Georges EshooOvernight Health Care — Presented by PCMA — Planned Parenthood ousts its president | Harris releases drug pricing plan | House Dem drug plan delayed until after recess Democratic chair: Medicare negotiating drug prices not moving before August House bill targets use of Pentagon networks for child pornography MORE's (D-Calif.) bill requiring presidents and presidential candidates to provide their last three years of federal income tax returns to the Office of Government Ethics or the Federal Election Commission.
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Anna EshooAnna Georges EshooOvernight Health Care — Presented by PCMA — Planned Parenthood ousts its president | Harris releases drug pricing plan | House Dem drug plan delayed until after recess Democratic chair: Medicare negotiating drug prices not moving before August House bill targets use of Pentagon networks for child pornography MORE (D-Calif.), the new chairwoman of the Energy and Commerce health subcommittee, said that she wants to hold a hearing on Medicare for all proposals, a boost for its backers.
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