"The Russian media is always one step ahead," he said.
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I think that Japan is one step ahead of Europe.
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Per usual, Escobar is one step ahead of the cops.
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We just have to stay one step ahead of them.
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Ms. Sturges, the bride, was one step ahead of him.
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I just wanted to be one step ahead of him.
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Apple might be able to stay one step ahead of GrayKey.
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But maybe Catastrophe is always just one step ahead of itself.
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But these things are always one step ahead, five steps back.
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The brothel empire was always one step ahead of the law.
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Staying one step ahead will require ingenuity, money and radical change.
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Home is catch-up to the Echo, but also one step ahead.
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Everyone, even NBC is chasing us…but we are one step ahead!
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The company is always one step ahead when it comes to innovation.
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Snap has sought to stay one step ahead of Instagram and Facebook.
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It has to to stay one step ahead of the bad guys.
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The Election Security Act gets us one step ahead of the Russians.
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So generally you're one step ahead of most of the other writers.
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I've spent my career thus far consistently one step ahead of layoffs.
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"They're learning from past attacks to stay one step ahead," said Klijnsma.
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If you already have your coverage in place, you're one step ahead.
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"Our users were one step ahead of us," Jawed Karim later says.
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She is always working to keep one step ahead of her audience.
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Hackers are everywhere, and you need to stay one step ahead of them.
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Sometimes the only thing I am capable of is thinking one step ahead.
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If you see the flaw in this plan, then you're one step ahead.
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It has managed to stay one step ahead of every company out there.
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The Game of Thrones superfans of Reddit are one step ahead of y'all.
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All through the war the Germans kept one step ahead with aviation technology.
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This is perhaps what's currently keeping him one step ahead of the authorities.
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And over time, he's managed to stay one step ahead of the market.
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Nixon resigned in August of 1974 one step ahead of an impeachment vote.
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To stay one step ahead of the game, take these realities to heart.
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"So that the workers can finally keep one step ahead of their attackers."
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If you already have the blue Galaxy S10+, you're basically one step ahead.
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Indeed, just as in the 20003s, it remains one step ahead of the authorities.
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And it looks like DeepMind is one step ahead of the competition with AlphaGo.
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It summarily ended when Nixon left office, one step ahead of the impeachment vote.
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It's always one step ahead of me, with all angles already covered — quite literally.
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The damn thing has stayed at least one step ahead, at least so far.
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A must for fans who want to stay one step ahead of the crowd.
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Because, as you have written, the surveillance capitalist will always be one step ahead.
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" Hoffelder said scammers always appear to be "one step ahead of Amazon's changing rules.
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SA: As always, Cheryl is one step ahead of me and right on stride.
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He did not have a superhuman skill to be one step ahead of the police.
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"@michaelgove One step ahead of you," the combative former Dutch foreign minister wrote on Twitter.
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So, dive in before the new year hits and be one step ahead — as always.
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Diaz was, as always, one step ahead and slightly to the left of everyone else.
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Even in death, he remains one step ahead of everyone who loved and respected him.
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It's Snapchat's turn to copy Instagram while also staying one step ahead of its competitor.
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The trick with security is to try and remain one step ahead of the terrorists.
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"The defense is on a string, but the offense is one step ahead," Kerr said.
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Ben continues his pursuit of Princess Zara Al-Salim, but Alice is one step ahead.
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Marvin Minsky was a pioneer, someone who was thinking one step ahead of anyone else.
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The drug makers would have to evolve to stay one step ahead of law enforcement.
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"It felt like they were one step ahead of me the whole time," he said.
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Its regional rival Iran is already one step ahead and is allowed to enrich uranium.
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The proposal is one step ahead of you and your accountant and won't allow it.
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Although I'm glad the Stark sisters were one step ahead of Littlefinger and his schemes, that entire plotline took way long to conclude, and it showed absolutely no hint of how the sisters could have been one step ahead of Littlefinger the whole time.
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Stop overthinking every situation to try to be one step ahead of the worst possible outcome.
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"You always have to be one step ahead," said Sturc, president of the Austrian Pokersport Association.
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City dwellers are often one step ahead when it comes to forecasting the next big trend.
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He wants to set the sentient robots free, but Ford, as always, is one step ahead.
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"I have built my success on always being one step ahead of the rest," he's said.
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So my advice is to stay one step ahead by paying off your balance in full.
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Even without poring over the weekly paper, "hopefully, consumers will stay one step ahead," he said.
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It's all part of wider efforts to stay one step ahead in products and business models.
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If we can stay one step ahead of the problem, people won't die of aging anymore.
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But duBois has thought of these guys too and is always one step ahead of you.
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We're collectively flailing in every direction, but at this point it's always one step ahead — undetected.
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Elizabeth is always one step ahead of her opponents, and she cannot be bothered by ethics.
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They must be one step ahead in their creativity in order to execute a successful cyberattack.
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Another immigrant fled Ethiopia in 2012, one step ahead of government officials coming to jail him.
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It seems like Israeli entrepreneurs are one step ahead when it comes to developing computer vision technology.
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Uber is one step ahead and knows people will try to get in touch any way possible.
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But it can also be used by some pedophiles to remain one step ahead of the cops.
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But if you're struggling to get out of that procrastination cycle, try thinking just one step ahead.
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And so we try to stand up for users and stay one step ahead of these guys.
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Their insight can help us stay one step ahead of those who seek to undermine our democracy.
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She added that Mr. Cook always seemed to be one step ahead of her in feeling certain.
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"This person has self-awareness, which is already one step ahead of the game," Ms. Daskal said.
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They're swift to adapt technology to scale their operations by staying one step ahead of law enforcement.
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During the manhunt, police arrested three people accused of helping Loyd stay one step ahead of law enforcement.
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But as anyone who understands the internet knows all too well, the trolls are always one step ahead.
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Manufacturers constantly change the chemicals in these products in order to keep one step ahead of the law.
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A Reuters analysis shows companies switched where they were registered, which kept them one step ahead of oversight.
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The Range Rover Sport was always one step ahead of me, with all angles already covered — quite literally.
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Snapchat is hustling to stay one step ahead of Facebook — and that means some snazzy new advertising features.
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At this point in the plot, my son is invariably — beautifully, blessedly — one step ahead of the rabbit.
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If you balk at the idea of paying the extra $10, Verizon is one step ahead of you.
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But the brand has often been one step ahead of the curve when it comes to jewelry trends.
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"Increased collaboration will strengthen our defenses and keep us one step ahead of cyber attackers," Castro said Monday.
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Some users described it as a "relay race" to try and stay one step ahead of the censors.
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Cheaters are often one step ahead of testers, and that's when normal out-of-competition testing is underway.
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She said I was always one step ahead of her in suggesting things and making her life easier.
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Other times, skating involves moving from one place to the next to stay one step ahead of trouble.
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The company has always been at least one step ahead of the competition in hardware advancements and software experience.
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If Pariser was one step ahead of us, it was because he'd come up on the digital front lines.
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It's a constant cat-and-mouse game where each side is always one step ahead or behind the other.
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Snapchat quickly grew its community by offering outlets for creativity no one else had, always staying one step ahead.
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He stayed one step ahead of any fixed position, so that no one could catch him out in it.
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We don't expect the bot developers to give up, but we intend to stay one step ahead of them.
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This comes after years of its owners staying one step ahead of eviction from the canals, by relocating fortnightly.
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If you're already capable of making computers from scavenged parts you're one step ahead of most of the world.
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But Facebook will continue to make its own changes in an attempt to stay one step ahead of regulators.
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" But the religious experience itself will always be one step ahead of dogma because it is "dynamic and fluid.
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However, if you're like most of the world and can't stop watching, then you might already be one step ahead.
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We know as of this scene that Littlefinger seems to be one step ahead of Arya in their spy vs.
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And in "How to Get Away With Murder," at 10, the team tries to stay one step ahead of Philip.
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Police are closing in on the trio, but they stay one step ahead by fooling the city's advanced surveillance systems.
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Teams like Mock-it, The Leftovers, and FlipSid3 are still out there, but definitely Gale Force is one step ahead.
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The company also said that scammers are constantly changing their methods, and Twitter is trying to stay one step ahead.
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Of course, tinkerers are one step ahead of Amazon, having already hacked previous Dash Buttons to do their automated bidding.
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Scientists at the University of Texas at Austin found that our brains are thinking one step ahead as we walk.
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Instead, Kwon called LG's gimmicky albeit wonderful rolling TV "one step ahead of foldable technology," according to the Korean Times.
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But greater efforts are being made to invest in new products that will keep humans one step ahead of evolution.
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As the rest of the royal family sets off on their summer vacations, Lady Amelia is already one step ahead!
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Google must constantly hone its systems to try to stay one step ahead of unscrupulous publishers, the former employee said.
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Then dole out your resources as needed to keep your board state at least one step ahead of your opponent's.
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Others were seeking to transfer from colleges they heard were under investigation to stay one step ahead of immigration officials.
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Harden operates at the top of the arc like a QB that is always one step ahead of the defense.
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One of our most popular stories: How did a brothel empire seem to stay one step ahead of the law?
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He tapped into a vast network of pioneering mathematical minds in order to keep one step ahead of the competition.
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Trying to stay one step ahead, Catholic schools across the country started expelling students found to be in monogamous relationships.
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Criminals have always tried to be one step ahead, and technology often revolutionizes how illegal goods are traded or sourced.
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The wily old fox is always one step ahead, for there's no actor anywhere better than the jack of hearts.
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They then cycle between different infrastructure in reaction to being taken down or to stay one step ahead of law enforcement.
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He always seems one step ahead of Matt and series regulars Foggy Nelson (Elden Henson) and Karen Page (Deborah Ann Woll).
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The live technology is not very expensive today, and companies that already have the infrastructure in place are one step ahead.
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The drones are part of a push by the US military into robotics as it tries to keep one step ahead.
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"Offenders always seem to be one step ahead of us and for once we've actually caught up with them," says Lester.
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Known as "gain-of-function" studies, this type of research is ostensibly about trying to stay one step ahead of nature.
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This tactical nous, Ms Hill argues, has allowed him to stay one step ahead of his opponents at home and abroad.
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In order to maintain the security and the virtue of this country, we must be one step ahead of corrupt influencers.
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"The trick this time is to be ready, agile and aware that we have to be one step ahead," he said.
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"These criminals are always going to be one step ahead," said Aaron Foss, the founder of Nomorobo, a call-blocking service.
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This allows Hope Not Hate to always be one step ahead, and to plan responses and opposition earlier than anyone else.
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Money is always short, and the family often picks up and moves, one step ahead of bill collectors or law enforcement.
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You're sitting down to a nice meal and your aunt, always one step ahead, mentions she wants to start investing in Bitcoin.
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As virtual reality gets more and more real with each newly released console, Black Mirror always seems to be one step ahead.
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Whether you need to change your toothbrush or treat your skin concerns, these monthly services are always one step ahead of you.
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They disrupted the status quo to stay one step ahead of a regime desperate to maintain it through force—and they won.
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Norris has always had a way of always staying one step ahead of the trends in hardcore, a perpetual progenitor of provocation.
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"Bitfury is one step ahead of us," Mr. Kirvalidze observed, citing the company's cutting-edge technology and quasi-state backing in Georgia.
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He is consumed by a hunger for affirmation, but, demented by his own obsessions, he can't think more than one step ahead.
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Maeve's sense of resolve may be bracing and perhaps tyrannical, but she's one step ahead on the evolutionary scale of the show.
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Like others, Mr. Gao acknowledged softening his commentaries to avoid trouble, trying to work around, or one step ahead of, the censors.
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"That doesn't mean we're not close to the edge, but I think we're one step ahead from where we were," he said.
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Ultimately, she has the skills to put Apple one step ahead of Netflix and Amazon, and help the tech company conquer TV.
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Writing forced me to constantly keep my head in the financial waters and keep learning to stay one step ahead of everyone else.
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So, it's not a bad idea to stay one step ahead of the dog thieves by using a GPS-enabled collar like Fi.
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If you watch the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, you know that Lisa Rinna is always one step ahead of the wellness trends.
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Jughead, at home with FP, fumes as he rants about Hiram always staying one step ahead of Jughead and seemingly rigging the game.
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Through conditioning, it can get one step ahead by triggering the same defence as soon as you taste or even smell the prawns.
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The trio had broken out of a maximum-security jail and they were trying to stay one step ahead of a massive manhunt.
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Many Chinese stay one step ahead of the censors, using software to jump over the Great Firewall of China and reach foreign websites.
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The book we read is one step ahead of us, clearing the path for good decision making in the face of extreme uncertainty.
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While they must make every effort not to affect the past themselves, they must also stay one step ahead of this dangerous fugitive.
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From there, the movie turns into a chase caper, the kids oblivious to their parents' pursuit but always staying one step ahead anyway.
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But it turned out that Jaime and Cersei Lannister remained one step ahead of their little brother and the dragon queen he serves.
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Their gamesmanship skills have to shoot sky-high as they try to stay one step ahead of the forces aligned to nail them.
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For decades, Mr. Setya had seemed to stay one step ahead of the law, being implicated but never prosecuted in several corruption scandals.
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Ablyazov has spent the decade in which Mifsud and Roh have known each other trying to stay one step ahead of BTA Bank.
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The plan was to stay one step ahead of him, and learn from my mistakes, and believe me, I made a lot of them.
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But trying to stay one step ahead of Jimmy necessitates leaving his electricity-free home, which puts him in deeper danger and so on.
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"Our goal is to stay one step ahead of bad actors, making it harder for policy-violating content to surface or remain on YouTube."
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On occasion it aimed to keep one step ahead of the activists—McDonald's took action even when there was little sign of public concern.
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Because if there's one thing Coloring Book proves, it's that Chance the Rapper has always been one step ahead of the rest of us.
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Staying one step ahead of both her pursuers and her superiors, she tears through 1989 Berlin searching for an organization that is killing agents.
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Rolls is one step ahead, putting in place plans to move the design approval process for its large jet engines from Britain to Germany.
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With only three days to pull his deal off, Ray has to stay one step ahead of movers and shakers in the sports industry.
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Oral care startups hope to keep you one step ahead of these barriers by getting you excited to brush your teeth or floss regularly.
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Except that, as the Disney–MLBAM deal makes clear, the sports and media industries know that we're thinking this, and they're one step ahead.
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"We're always one step ahead of them, thanks to the people who are helping us, my intelligence team that's inside the institutions," he said.
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Since then he has spent his professional career playing catch-up with the Serb who always found a way of staying one step ahead.
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And as we've said, you don't have to be trying to stay one step ahead of the authorities to make use of these apps.
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To do that, we need to use our imaginations to anticipate what hackers might come up with, staying always one step ahead of them.
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That means by the time most of Adblock Plus' users have downloaded the update, Facebook may have already broken it and be one step ahead.
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To stay one step ahead of the criminals, the specifics of how these tools track traffickers and missing children across websites must be kept secret.
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I'm not sure why folks so strongly feel the need to be one step ahead of her pregnancy, but Beyonce's pregnancy is not a riddle.
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He relished his reputation as a shadowy figure who represented mob figures and always seemed to be just one step ahead of the law himself.
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This will not be easy and at times it will seem as we are playing "Whac-a-Mole" where North Korea is one step ahead.
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We will never stop working to stay one step ahead and will continue to engage with our partners across industry, government, civil society and academia.
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Part of the problem is that manufacturers in China and India are constantly tweaking the formula to stay one step ahead of US drug laws.
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Companies rely on technological innovation to keep one step ahead of the competition, and startups have proven to be a good way to do that.
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People, processes and technology are the cornerstones of a culture of vigilance and when holistically approached, the keys to staying one step ahead of the attackers.
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JPMorgan is trying to get one step ahead of its competitors by using geofilters and targeted ad to try and recruit millennials workers to the bank.
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Soon the comic becomes a game of wits, and the demon guy is trying to stay one step ahead of a detective set on capturing him.
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Many cybersecurity companies try to stay one step ahead of attacks and breaches by attempting to distinguish between good and bad traffic coming across a network.
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Newton is as wily as they come and attempted to squirm back to his feet any way he could, but Davis was always one step ahead.
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Next, we get to find out whether she's one step ahead of him, and whether she's going to recognize this as the cheap ploy it is.
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Swift always seems to be one step ahead, and it's best to just enjoy the ride — which would also be a great name for a song.
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Snap has been struggling of late with poor user growth and a slumping stock price as it tries to keep Snapchat one step ahead of Instagram.
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Snapchat is breaking its long-standing "no links" rule today while also providing some novel new creative tools to keep it one step ahead of Instagram.
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It's a survival/evolutionary thing: If I can predict a future sensation, then I can stay one step ahead of doom and/or potential food sources.
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Instead, he danced, staying one step ahead of his opponent, dodging punches, and looking for openings in the other fighter's defenses that he might quickly exploit.
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That terrorists want to evade our security systems is not a surprise; we always should assume they are trying to get one step ahead of us.
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On the back end, the hackers continue to innovate to make ransomware more robust, and to stay one step ahead of cybersecurity companies and law enforcement.
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Always one step ahead of us, it goes to show that whether or not Gvasalia is trolling us no longer matters — because we're still buying it.
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The enduring image of the typical moonshiner is a poor, illiterate ne'er-do-well who is constantly trying to stay one step ahead of the law.
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Moreover, as far as streaming boxes go, Amazon are one step ahead of the game as the TV stick's remote now comes with voice recognition compatibility.
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In the end, this creates a competitive distrust between the viewers and the showrunners, who are always trying to stay one step ahead of each other.
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In particular, Salesforce has managed to stay one step ahead of Microsoft, a competitor in the space where Salesforce made its name: Customer relationship management software.
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The only way to get ahead of what's happening is to be one step ahead of the traffickers, which means beating them at their own game.
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Cleverly, she stays one step ahead, disguising her humiliation by concluding at the same moment he does that their connection is no more than a friendship.
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It reveals how Rosique and her pro-independence student organization, Universities For Republic, jerry-rigged their phones together to stay one step ahead of the Spanish government.
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If you always move messages from a particular contact, you'll start to notice that Outlook is one step ahead of you and will suggest the folder soon.
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Despite the unusually late start, Legend said he's actually one step ahead of his father, Ronald Stephens, who started to learn when he was in his 60s.
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At times, it seems like he might not give a shit, but that's because he's always thinking one step ahead, laughing as we try to keep up.
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Cramer has the same perspective about Amazon, which continues to deliver one step ahead of the retail cohort, even as retail sales are down big in April.
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Actively reviewing audit logs helps businesses stay one step ahead of attackers, which could be the difference between catching an attack or operating with a compromised system.
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If you can break that habit early and see saving as a necessary part of your monthly expenses, you'll be one step ahead later in life. 7.
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The problem is, you can do all this and still be breached by a criminal organization that seems to be one step ahead of traditional security vendors.
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"For those who thought she had gone too far, though, Teigen seemed to be one step ahead, ending her birthday message with, "Yes, we are those people.
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Given the sophistication of drug use, with micro-dosing techniques that go undetected, those athletes who are doping often remain one step ahead of experts policing them.
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Rather than carefully pushing back Iran and enrolling broad support for this effort, the approach has been haphazard, unsettling and counterproductive — and Iran remains one step ahead.
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"One Step Ahead" cues up as soon as Black enters the diner where Kevin (André Holland) works, and lingers as he makes his way to his seat.
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So get one step ahead of your boss and/or the HR department by actually backing up those claims with a lifetime membership to Whizlabs Online Certifications.
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In all aspects of digital life, not just online ticket sales, hackers have a habit of staying one step ahead of the good guys and the law.
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Leveraging the power of their followers across social platforms, the pro-Trump media's best practitioners attempt to own the story and stay one step ahead of their enemy.
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The American women are already one step ahead of the men, as they outlasted France in the semis to set up a gold-medal game, also against Spain.
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Instead of fumbling through discoveries that savvy audiences have already made, the protagonists are usually one step ahead of the monsters — even if it's a vanishingly small step.
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The two competed in the 22010 Olympic Games in the Albertville, France where Kerrigan took the bronze medal just one step ahead of Harding, who came in 22008th.
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And as we previously mentioned, our only saving grace is that those building the platforms can remain at least one step ahead of those trying to abuse them.
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As the investigator of the zodiac, I know you'll be one step ahead in terms of figuring out who is a liar and who is full of crap.
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Here we are working our tails off, trying to stay one step ahead, and that's my career, my profession, and why is my coach giving this stuff away?
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As soon as scrutiny mounted on one program to collect Americans' phone records, he alleged, it quickly switched to an alternate surveillance mechanism to stay one step ahead.
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Despite the unusually late start, Legend said he was actually one step ahead of his father, Ronald Stephens, who started to learn when he was in his 60s.
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Some users of Weibo and Wechat -- China's two popular social media platforms -- described it as a "relay race" to try to stay one step ahead of the censors.
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Competition for time slots is fierce, and certain locals always seem to be on the same schedule and one step ahead of you (I'm looking at you, Rita).
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Whether they are drawn from legendary ancient historians or unsung modern eyewitnesses, moments like this one are what put Kneale one step ahead of most other Roman chroniclers.
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"To stay one step ahead of our adversaries, I've already sent this Congress legislation that will secure our country from the growing dangers of cyber threats," Obama said.
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"I try to stay one step ahead, and it's good for me, too, because it keeps me abreast of all the new apps and all the new technology."
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Michelle is the hardest type of character to pull off in a traditionally structured screenplay — a super-smart hero who is always one step ahead of the audience.
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And here, one step ahead of his opponent as a weak-side defender, James perfectly times his rotation to disrupt Darren Collison's entry pass and steal the ball.
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Yeah, I'd rather have Yara as my ruler, too, but they're about to become very wanted fugitives, sailing the seas, trying to stay one step ahead of Euron.
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Before the pro-Trump media can finish its line of attack, the students, unfazed, have moved on, staying one step ahead of their political enemies and owning the story.
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It's also used by publishers as a way to stay one step ahead of blacklists used by brands and agencies to keep their ads off controversial or inflammatory websites.
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Verizon being the first to announce a partnership with Samsung, the world's largest smartphone manufacturer, certainly keeps them one step ahead of its competitors in the race to 5G.
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Scientists involved in the work argue that it is needed to get one step ahead of the threat posed by naturally emerging viruses that could trigger a disease pandemic.
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Rising through the ranks of the drug world, Guzman carefully observed his mentors' tactics and mistakes, forging alliances that kept him one step ahead of the law for years.
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The mechanism of history in these games is a thousand pathways in which your progress was difficult and your enemies were one step ahead of you at every turn.
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The agency's work has allowed physicians to stay one step ahead of the disease, which is much easier—and less risky—than treating cases once they arise, Hook says.
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Stay one step ahead of your hangover with our top picks of the products that will fix the fatigued face you'll wake up to when your alarm goes off.
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In short, it's where government scientists, overseen by the Department of Homeland Security, try to stay one step ahead of harmful pathogens that could disrupt the nation's food supply.
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The problem is the entire business model around user-generated content, and the whack-a-mole game of trying to stay one step ahead of people who abuse it.
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"They all are," Badminton said, adding they've always been at the leading edge of new technology to remain one step ahead of hackers or other cyber criminals for decades.
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We're one step ahead of you: We're teaming up with Shoptiques, The Zoe Report, and food52 to give away a luxury vacation to St. Barth plus a shopping spree.
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Speaking as someone who aspires to do drugs and use VR, I am glad that someone on the other end of the production cycle will be one step ahead.
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They are constantly trying to stay one step ahead of the lawyers in meeting after meeting all day, how to avoid getting poleaxed at the next meeting in Brussels.
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Luckily, Amazon is one step ahead of you by dropping the price of the Lenovo Chromebook C21 2249.99-in-1 convertible laptop to $249.99, for a savings of 17%.
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Snapchat's got a new trick to stay one step ahead of Instagram by turning everyone's quick video clips from concerts into a much more watchable music video you control.
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Their guests were one step ahead of them and already had a firm hold on every object that could conceivably be used to stab or whack someone, including cutlery.
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"By fostering new collaboration between the government and private sector, we can harness our talent and maximize our efforts to stay one step ahead of our enemies," McCaul said.
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Our job is to be one step ahead and then eventually come to the investors and try to make the case once we've got the goods to prove it.
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But, as this show makes clear, Donegan has been relentless over the years in her search for new approaches and materials, often staying one step ahead of the future.
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With the help of some heroes of the Resistance, they break out and must escape the Star Destroyer, protect the secret base, and stay one step ahead of Kylo Ren.
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Some cities are better than others; Sheffield and Manchester still have empty warehouses or factories or whatever and the music kids are staying one step ahead of the property speculators.
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It's not often that a venture firm interviews an analyst candidate that gets dropped off by her dad, yet that's part of the open mind keeping Binary one step ahead.
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The fight to stay one step ahead Farid has been studying image forensics since the late 1990s, back when digital cameras were in their infancy and film still reigned supreme.
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And since we're always one step ahead (and not just in the realm of horoscopes!), we just dropped a whole bunch of fresh pieces that are ripe for the taking.
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But to stay one step ahead, she always has a prepared kit of all of RiRi's favorite colors from over the years, which she says is mostly nudes or reds.
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And if the guests wanted to take a dip in the pool or walk around the grassy grounds, then hey, they're quite literally one step ahead of us fashion folk.
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"This was beyond our worst-case scenario and we're still one step ahead," thanks to $1 billion in funding pledged last year, said Lise Grande, U.N. Humanitarian Coordinator for Iraq.
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What matters is subjecting our system of elections to constant and careful scrutiny, to ensure that our voting technology stays one step ahead of those who seek to disrupt it.
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Observers who give the president credit for thinking at least one step ahead have floated a number of plausible theories for his perplexing decision to pay today and renegotiate tomorrow.
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No doubt, some portion of this is directed toward high-tech trading algorithms, which is keeping the banks, hedge funds and high-frequency traders one step ahead of the SEC.
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We all like to feel as if we're one step ahead of where a story is going, and if a TV show seems to be hiding something, it probably is.
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Netanyahu, arguably Donald Trump's closest ally in the Middle East, has been shadowed by allegations of financial improprieties for years, but has always stayed one step ahead of his pursuers.
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The ring always managed to be one step ahead of the police because, the authorities said, the officers clued in Mr. Paz when investigations were underway and raids were planned.
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The lyrics "I'm only one step ahead of heartbreak" underlie the isolation Little feels as his mother and the man barely acknowledge him, leaving him alone in the living room.
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I hope there will come a day when I don't have to have the word scam in my Instagram bio in order to stay one step ahead of my trolls.
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Just like the killers in those films, the Origami Killer is always one step ahead of the victims he is terrorizing and the detectives and journalists who seek him out.
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The question is now whether Trump -- an erratic, inexperienced leader who abhors advice and rarely thinks more than one step ahead -- is equipped to handle such a perilous, enduring crisis.
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While most investors are bracing for the Federal Reserve meeting on Wednesday, Cramer is already one step ahead, thinking of which companies could rally once the big, bad meeting is over.
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All those weeks of hard work, alliance-building, scrambling to stay one step ahead of the vote: and boom, you draw the wrong buff, and it all goes up in smoke.
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"This situation is not temporary and our industry is moving into the new normal which means we must continue to be one step ahead," according to the memo to Rio staff.
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Florida: One step ahead of Alabama, state legislators announced last month that they are finally moving ahead with a measure that would require a unanimous jury verdict in death penalty cases.
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We're one step ahead and we want to continue supporting innovation, but we want to encourage thousands more Rev3 initiatives that will increase our region's standing in Europe and influence abroad.
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Apple's moves during the coronavirus outbreak have indicated that the company has been one step ahead of the situation as it unfolded in the US and other areas of the world.
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Conventional wisdom says that if we teach people the new skills that they will need to succeed, we can stay one step ahead of the unemployment problems created by technological progress.
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They suggested doing great work and building strong client relationships, thinking one step ahead as to how you can build skills for your next promotion, and networking internally and finding mentors.
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Perhaps the most heartening aspect in the fight against hunger is the commitment that no matter how great the demand, the organizations responding to this crisis manage to stay one step ahead.
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Aside from the war, Bran could also prove himself useful in the feud between Arya and Sansa (if they're not already one step ahead of him, but we'll get to that later).
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While most investors are bracing for the Federal Reserve meeting on Wednesday, Jim Cramer is already one step ahead, thinking of which companies could rally once the big, bad meeting is over.
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Secondly, how to stay one step ahead of digital advances in order to ensure adequate protection for whistleblowers when information can be so rapidly leaked and disseminated in today's tech-centric world.
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It's hard to say exactly when Java browser plugins will fully disappear, but if you're using a modern web browser like Microsoft Edge or Google Chrome then you're already one step ahead.
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His goal—in freezing out the Congressional Budget Office, racing the legislation through committees, intimidating his defiant members—was to overcome the public sentiment problem by staying one step ahead of it.
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Perhaps its so Bitcoin miners can stay one step ahead of the regulatory crackdowns on cryptocurrency mining and relocate on a whim, if say, the city where they were mining bans it.
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"Angie is already one step ahead of everybody else because nobody else knows what it's like to win a Grand Slam," said the Australian Rennae Stubbs, a television analyst and former player.
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"The people who make and build computational propaganda have been and probably always will be one step ahead," said Samuel Woolley, director of the Digital Intelligence Lab at Institute for the Future.
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But Elon Musk's space exploration company is one step ahead of Boeing, as it will get key data from this demo mission to make final adjustments ahead of its inaugural crewed flight.
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But again, they all peeled off the track together to pit earlier than expected, at Lap 74, hoping again to stick close and draft together, and one step ahead of their rivals.
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It doesn't appear to react to brake lights or turn signals, it can't anticipate what other drivers will do, and as a result, you constantly have to be one step ahead of it.
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In recent years, many states, along with the federal government, have tried to ban specific ingredients found in these products, but manufacturers have largely stayed one step ahead by constantly changing their formulas.
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From sheet masks to snail cream, South Korea is always one step ahead of the game when it comes to new product innovation and fresh formulas that break the usual beauty-trend traditions.
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Rising through the ranks of the drug world, Guzman carefully observed his mentors' tactics, their mistakes and where to forge the alliances that kept him one step ahead of the law for years.
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Ziggy was killed off in 1973 as he finished an exhausting worldwide tour at London's Hammersmith Odeon; he was being too much imitated, and Mr Bowie always had to be one step ahead.
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The CEO said that while competitors are abundant, his company has managed to stay one step ahead of the game with better technology, Super Bowl advertisements, and a partnership with supermodel Karlie Kloss.
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Over five seasons, they grew their meth business into an empire and had run-ins with local drug gangs and the cartel all while trying to stay one step ahead of the DEA.
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All across America, millions of people live in precarity, one step ahead of financial ruin, with lives that can be upended overnight by a health or employment twist entirely outside of their control.
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In the case of influenza, the virus is continually finding new ways of changing the surface proteins that help it attach to a host cell, effectively staying one step ahead of our immune systems.
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No matter one's preferred form of treatment — from botox injections to painkillers to earplugs — this app harnesses technology and weather forecasting systems and can help headache sufferers stay one step ahead of their pain.
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In terms of publishing this work for all to see, and the risk of it getting into the wrong hands, the researchers say it'll allow scientists to stay one step ahead of the enemy.
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Some of our more notable catalog/online brands include Montgomery Ward,The Swiss Colony, Seventh Avenue, Midnight Velvet, Ginny's, Monroe and Main, Country Door, Ashro, One Step Ahead, The Tender Filet and Wisconsin Cheeseman.
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For now, SoundHound is intent on making its product the best alternative out there, and it hopes other companies will rally behind the product if it remains one step ahead of Siri and others.
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Meanwhile, the FBI, other law enforcement agencies and cybersecurity vendors are collaborating in the hunt for ever-evolving ransomware and "the bad guys" who scramble to stay one step ahead of the cyber cops.
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As Uber continues to get more negative attention for its business culture and practices, the company today is taking one step ahead in the UK to try to improve its relationship with drivers here.
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DALIAN, China — Companies need to get serious about becoming more data savvy, collecting and analyzing information to better position themselves to stay one step ahead, said Yao Zhang, the founder of robotics firm RoboTerra.
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Whether cops are going undercover to learn more about suspects, or deploying hacking tools to unmask them on a mass scale, each side is always trying to stay one step ahead of the other.
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In "Moonlight," Barry Jenkins's Oscar-winning drama, "One Step Ahead" appears twice — as Mr. Jenkins himself has noted, it's the only song repeated — and the stirring melancholy of the track fits both scenes beautifully.
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New business school graduates are inevitably one step ahead of their regulator counterparts, and many of the least creditworthy businesses find it easy to borrow, because their loans can be quickly repackaged and sold.
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With and without Delia, the poet manages to stay one step ahead of his nemesis, executing a series of escapes that seem equally inspired by Hitchcock and those old Peter Sellers "Pink Panther" movies.
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"Our team must work tirelessly to stay one step ahead of criminal attackers who seek to pry into personal information and even co-opt devices to commit broader assaults that endanger us all," wrote Federighi.
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An American economy that can continue to stay one step ahead of the disasters it is creating is an attractive idea, coming from excellent salespeople who won't personally get their feet wet with the consequences.
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The move puts the company one step ahead of the Trump administration, which is seeking to require drug makers to include list prices in their ads in order to promote more competition and lower prices.
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Late last year, Schulman told Motherboard that while Snapchat is his platform of choice for now, he and a growing number of surgeons are trying to stay one step ahead of where their patients will watch.
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Photo: Getty/GizmodoOver the years, the Trump Organization has invested in thousands of domain names for potential business ventures, future campaigns, and often, simply as an attempt to stay one step ahead of the haters. DonaldTrumpSucks.
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It's not always easy to stay one step ahead of the vanishing storage space on your smartphone, and suddenly finding yourself without any available room can prevent you from snapping new pictures, syncing playlists and more.
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As long as Facebook's elite engineering squad can stay one step ahead of the ad-blocking software developers and their army of open-source contributors, Facebook could squeeze more revenue out of its remaining desktop users.
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After all, if you're sneaking into a secure location in a largely empty office building while trying desperately to stay one step ahead of the security guards and cameras, you can't go around yakking it up.
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I remember one particular description of Neal Cassady, a friend of writer Jack Kerouac, driving the bus like a maniac but somehow always avoiding an accident, as if he were one step ahead of time itself.
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And when it comes to Iraq, Tehran is always one step ahead of Washington and its allies because its relationships with groups from different sects and ethnicities give it a better understanding of the political terrain.
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Front line officers are striving to stay one step ahead of the criminals with counterintelligence; elite ranger training; and advanced technology borrowed from police and the military like night vision equipment, thermal drones and forensic genetics.
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Warren and Waters have urged lenders to go easy on cash-strapped federal workers, but on this occasion the industry – spying a rare public relations opportunity – has been one step ahead of their Capitol Hill critics.
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Alex Sandro and Cuadrado pick up yellows in quick succession, and Real Madrid start to pass quicker and quicker — showing off just how good they are, but also staying one step ahead of the ankle-whackers.
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OUR JOB IS TO BE ONE STEP AHEAD AND THEN EVENTUALALY COME TO INVESTORS AND TRY TO MAKE THE CASE ONCE WE'VE GOT THE GOODS TO PROVE IT. CRAMER: THERE IS A LOT OF NEWS EVERYDAY.
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Regardless of what steps have been taken, industry and government leaders must continue to work together to stay one step ahead of would-be attackers, particularly as they may be state-sponsored actors with unlimited budgets.
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Outlaw chemists responded to previous crackdowns on synthetic drugs such as bath salts and Spice by creating new substances that are chemically similar but not yet illegal, staying one step ahead of changes to the law.
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And so there's this idea out there that you have to constantly retrain, you have to be phrenetic and frantic and always be one step ahead of the other guy or he's going to beat you out.
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"In 2016, we will continue to provide threat prevention solutions and technologies that will enable more customers to stay one step ahead of the threats on their network, mobile and cloud environments," he said in a statement.
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Instagram opened its filter program up to the broader public earlier this summer, and much of Snap's future success will depend on staying one step ahead of Instagram before its rival's sheer scale makes competing too difficult.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Surveillance of markets for illegal trading practices has become more difficult as technology evolves and manipulation strategies can stay one step ahead of regulators, according to an executive at Wall Street's self-funded watchdog.
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That being said, if Missy is always one step ahead of the curve, and Supa Dupa Fly still sounds like it could have come out yesterday, what would a true Missy Elliott comeback look like in 2017?
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In a world where organized crime and adversarial nation-states may have all-too-easy access to our nuclear plants or our patients' pacemakers, we must foster the public/private partnerships that keep America one step ahead.
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What is clear, however, is that JUUL has seemingly been one step ahead of regulators in recent months, having adjusted its public-relations strategy in hopes of receiving the FDA approval it never has had next May.
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And I think that just comes with time and staying one step ahead of destroying yourself as you live your life, because all of those things can take a toll on your life as a human being.
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Philip Lelyveld, director of immersive media at the University of Southern California's Entertainment Technology Center, said the cartoons were "one step ahead of Pokémon Go," the mobile game that first created mass awareness of A.R. in 2016.
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Arthur Lithgow, himself a man of the theater, with a "plummy voice and husky smell," spent his life teaching and acting and opening Shakespeare festivals around the Midwest, moving often to stay one step ahead of ruination.
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Today's designer needs to stay one step ahead of an audience that already lives in a predesigned world, both on screen and in real life, and whose primary visual references for places often come from the movies.
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I had a hard time getting banks to invest in me, and I have to always be one step ahead of everyone and thinking about other businesses to get into and other ways to stretch these dollars.
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However, human traffickers are often at least one step ahead of police, who often lack computing expertise and experience, are unfamiliar with modern tech, and are hindered by limited international cooperation to crack cases, according to insiders.
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Yes, and if I'm coaching or doing seminars, I tell people that you need to be at the point where you're using your face, you're using your moves, you're listening to the crowd and you're one step ahead.
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Later, when Jonas catches Wayne stealing a large sum money, he takes the cash for himself and goes on the lam with Casey, living outdoors and trying to stay one step ahead of Wayne and his cop cronies.
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These updates are about staying one step ahead of the competition, and being able to run Microsoft tools inside of Slack gives customers another reason to stick with (or to buy) Slack instead of Microsoft's competing product, Teams.
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The company, through lawsuits, human moderators, and algorithms, is trying to keep fake reviews off the site, but the review mills that produce those disingenuous ratings may always be one step ahead of Amazon's ability to moderate them.
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If you want to rise above temptation, like a yummy app spread at a party, you have to think one step ahead, says New York City nutritionist Joy Bauer, RD, Today show contributor and founder of Nourish Snacks.
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Staying one step ahead of Jeff Bezos' empire isn't impossible, but it's hardly an enviable position to be in—though arguably better than, say, being one of Amazon's low-wage contractors tasked to lug around a dishwasher.[Recode]
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Bernie: When you say stay competitive, obviously you mean keeping up with technology, productivity, movement of goods, how effective are we, vis-a-vis other alternative facilities in China - basically staying one step ahead in all areas, correct?
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While his current home is comfortable, it is a far cry from the 250,22004-square-foot Novato mansion — one of the largest in California — he bought before fleeing Ukraine in 21.8 just one step ahead of the prosecutors.
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Wells had thus far possessed a kind of facile "I'm always one step ahead of you" shrewdness as she uncovered one piece of perfect evidence per episode; like with Jack Bauer, it was part mesmerizing and part predictable.
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Robert J. Louden, a professor emeritus of criminal justice and homeland security at Georgian Court University in New Jersey, said on Friday that the robber was staying one step ahead of law enforcement by covering so much territory.
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And although they acknowledge that poachers will continue their efforts to infiltrate national parks and reserves, whether through corruption or technical means, they hope that the smart park system can at least allow authorities to stay one step ahead.
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Hopefully you're OK with how it's calling itself out, getting one step ahead of what you might already be thinking, letting you know that that's over and done with, and now we can just move on and watch this.
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While his customers may have been reaching euphoria after their second bomb of MDMA, DPR2 was reveling in the chase, in the feeling of being one step ahead, and of disregarding the rules in the most audacious ways possible.
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As with most industries, the car manufacturing sector is now looking to stay one step ahead of changing consumer demands and technological advances as well as maintaining profitability, keeping in line with regulations and staying ahead of the competition.
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" If you're thinking you've already seen the 20-year-old in her fair share of risqué photo shoots, she's one step ahead of you: "The Love Advent calendar is obviously quite sexy and it's meant to be that way.
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Should we continue to live in a hypnotizing cycle of false expectations, celebrating only the most vague and atrophied impulses of a primeval herd instinct, our sole remaining national ambition will be to stay one step ahead of catastrophe.
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But Charley being Charley, she's always one step ahead, so she calls his bluff, reminding him that she has a lot more dirt on him than he does on her, and that won't play out too well in court.
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While we see that ruling suits Sansa and she's often able to think one step ahead, most of her power up to this point has rested on consistently holding men who want to harm or possess her at bay.
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Black Star Renegades is a fun, pulpy, familiar read: a dash across space with a lovable band of misfits trying to stay one step ahead of Queen Ga Halle of the Praxis, an evil empire with plans on total galactic domination.
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Where to watch: Netflix, Amazon Video Though it may feel like the HBO comedy Silicon Valley has a monopoly on depicting startup culture right now, AMC's Halt and Catch Fire is one step ahead—or rather, a few decades behind.
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Where to watch: Amazon Video, Netflix, Though it may feel like the HBO comedy Silicon Valley has a monopoly on depicting startup culture right now, AMC's Halt and Catch Fire is one step ahead—or rather, a few decades behind.
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"Law enforcement has to use all tools and resources at their disposal to investigate and solve crimes, particularly when it seems sometimes that the 'bad guys' may be one step ahead—especially via the use of new communications technologies," he says.
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"It's imperative we try to remain one step ahead of insecticide resistance, which threatens to reverse the great gains made in combating malaria," said Dr Natacha Protopopoff, of the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, who led the field research.
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Auston Matthews was one step ahead of Patrik Laine at the 2016 draft and kept that slim advantage in their spirited race to the stage at the 2017 NHL Awards, with the Toronto Maple Leafs forward accepting the Calder Memorial Trophy.
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Accordingly to legend, the owner of the San Jose, California, house was constantly building and adding onto it so that, by dint of all the additions, he could remain one step ahead of a prophesied looming danger and/or live forever.
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New enthusiasm for the Hong Kong Human Rights and Democracy Act among the president's closest congressional allies is a further test to the White House's efforts to stay one-step ahead of the anti-China sentiment brewing on Capitol Hill.
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James finished with 11 assists and spent a majority of the game one step ahead of his opponent, shifting defenders with his eyes and firing bullet passes that required that extra zip to reach their destination before Denver could respond.
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Now, Trump's DOJ is warning that failure to make the classification permanent risks encouraging drug traffickers to stay one step ahead of the law by tweaking the drug's chemical structure just enough to make it different from what's technically outlawed.
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"Whether it's combating terrorism or keeping our nation one step ahead of our adversaries, the brave men and women who work for MI6 do a great job in gathering the crucial intelligence the government needs," Johnson was quoted as saying by MI6.
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When he gives an alternate history of Jim Jones — one that says he also drank his own poison and was resurrected by Jesus, then given the power to resurrect his fallen followers — Oz is one step ahead on Wikipedia to call his bluff.
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"There has never been a more important time for companies to build trust with their customers by showing they are one step ahead of fraudsters," said Frank van Veenendaal, the ex-vice chairman of Salesforce, who is joining the board with this round.
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But it is crucial that the Five Eyes alliance (made up of the US, Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia and New Zealand) and other friendly intelligence services around the globe keep working closely to ensure we stay one step ahead of the terrorists.
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While the trial was dominated by Guzman's persona as a near-mythical outlaw who carried a diamond-encrusted handgun and stayed one step ahead of the law, the jury never heard from Guzman himself, except when he told the judge he wouldn't testify.
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He succeeds so often in Timothy Zahn's books because he's one step ahead of Luke Skywalker, Mara Jade, and the others in the fledgling New Republic: not through some mystical power, or because he has incredible superweapons, but because he's done his homework.
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Matt Dietrich, the public information officer for the Illinois Board of Elections, told The Hill that he is "confident" that the state has been able to "stay one step ahead of the hackers," but cautioned that cybersecurity will always be an evolving challenge.
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Like photographs of late-19th-century Paris in the throes of Haussmannization, Mr. Rosenthal's works in this small but gripping Museum of the City of New York exhibition evoke an eerie sense that he is just one step ahead of the wrecking ball.
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While officials are confident that Zika will never run rampant in the United States, the chase is on in South Florida as more local cases are identified and Aedes aegypti mosquitoes, the type that carry Zika, stay one step ahead of the spray.
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The duo have always seemed one step ahead of the curve they set for themselves, and in joyously fumbling towards the future, have amassed a body of work that will be looked back upon as a definitive commentary on this whole era.
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Through dogged reporting, Levin succeeds in building a timeline of her life, but she remains tantalizingly out of grasp, always one step ahead of our detective reporter who is left shuffling receipts from the wastebasket and scanning the horizon for her shadow.
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In the age of franchise sprawl, where movies must juggle stories and subplots that cross over multiple films and where filmmakers are always trying to stay one step ahead of online fans with shocking plot developments, that's an art that's largely disappeared.
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Since his initial look at Dhooghe four years ago, Granato has seen Dhooghe's game develop to the point where he puts himself in position to score goals while using his vision and skating smarts to keep him one step ahead of his competition.
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Through a seemingly endless array of new and clever schemes, sophisticated crime rings and other assorted crooks manage to cheat individuals, the federal government and states out of millions of dollars each year and keep regulators working to stay one step ahead of them.
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BOGOTA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Instead of lurking in shopping malls and parks, predators who befriend and sell children for sex now hang out on social networks like Facebook and gaming sites, said experts fighting to stay one step ahead of rapidly-evolving criminal gangs.
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So, it's not a bad idea to stay one step ahead of the dog thieves by using a GPS-enabled collar like Fi. Update Your Dog's Microchip Info: If your initial search turns empty, your immediate next step is to update your dog's microchip information.
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"As criminals look for new ways to smuggle contraband into prisons, it is vital that we stay one step ahead, and this kind of technology will help prevent them operating from their cells," David Gauke, the U.K.'s justice secretary, said in a statement Sunday.
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Whether he is holed up in some location away from the constant eye of U.S. surveillance or on the move, attempting to stay one step ahead of the hunt, the ISIS leader with a $25 million bounty on his head can hardly be careful enough.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Snap Inc takes to the road in London on Monday to promote its initial public offering with a daring proposition: that it can build hot-selling hardware gadgets and ad-friendly software features fast enough to stay one step ahead of Facebook.
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The girls rob a bank dressed as "Betty Dolls," and after striking a deal with Lisa to give her a spot on the top-tier squad in exchange for an alibi, they get to stay one step ahead of the law and keep the money.
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Listen to the podcast now: How Ray Dalio, the world's most successful (and mysterious) hedge-fund founder, came back from financial ruinTime will tell when the next market downturn inevitably strikes, but we do know one thing: Dalio will likely be one step ahead.
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Budget deadlines are missed, money bills wither on the vine, unpicked — it all inevitably leads to a last-minute crush to cram everything into unread, omnibus legislation as the express ticket out of town, one step ahead of the law (whatever might be in it).
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We've had several unforgettable conversations about impossibly hard stuff like the loss of his first son and others on the pressure to strike that perfect balance with our wives — who both always seem to be one step ahead of us in this whole parenting thing.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Novak Djokovic has always been a player willing to try anything and anyone to improve his game and he now hopes that the presence of Goran Ivanisevic in his coaching team will help keep him one step ahead of the chasing pack.
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As his son rocketed to fame, the elder Ball always seemed one step ahead, declaring that Lonzo would play for the Los Angeles Lakers; lecturing Charles Barkley on the psychology of a champion; comparing his own game to Michael Jordan's and judging it superior.
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" On "Oxytocin," keyboardist/vocalist Mona D reckons with the pressure members of our generation feel to always be one step ahead when what's in front of us seems hopeless: "All the time I have, I borrow / I'm not living for tomorrow, it's not there.
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The Niger Delta Avengers are in the business of destroying oil infrastructure — working in teams, carrying small arms and explosives, blowing up pipelines and sabotaging facilities — taking advantage of the Delta's complex, creek-filled terrain to stay one step ahead of the Nigerian soldiers chasing them.
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I firmly believe if he hadn't relied on technology to stay one step ahead of Newell â€" tech that so many of us have readily accessible in our own lives â€" his malicious plans would have, at the very least, been significantly tougher to carry out.
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Since then, Kerr has kept Gunther one step ahead of the Gestapo—not to mention the Mafia, the South American diaspora of death-camp commandants, and the Stasi—and scrambling for his life in novels that cover more than twenty years of mid-twentieth-century German history.
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Jasmine Enberg, a social media analyst at research firm eMarketer, said the move is an effort by Facebook to become more transparent, but it's also likely a way to stay one step ahead of global regulators, which are cracking down on the company's ad targeting practices.
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"Ashes," the final volume in that trilogy, confirms that Anderson's authorial restlessness has yielded an enduring new set of characters: embattled teenage slaves, condemned to rove up and down the Eastern Seaboard in search of family and freedom — and always just one step ahead of their pursuers.
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What's really entertaining about it is the screwball comedy of watching poor Joe trying to keep all of his plates spinning — to stay one step ahead as his lies get harder to keep track of and his regretful but necessary killings become harder to cover up.
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But Sorrentino, it turned out, was one step ahead of us: The Young Pope was about the fact that, faced with the existence of a young pope, the world would uncontrollably giggle—the show features a pope grappling with his forced status as an international meme.
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But I also think that the reason I like all of this stuff that I first thought "bloated" BattleTech in contrast with Into the Breach is because in 2018, it's been rewarding to play a game about staying one step ahead in a cruel, indifferent world.
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"It doesn't appear to react to brake lights or turn signals, it can't anticipate what other drivers will do, and as a result, you constantly have to be one step ahead of it," Jake Fisher, Consumer Reports' senior director of auto testing, said in a news release.
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But the jungler made his presence and his skills known in the match against Royal Never Give Up. He played Skarner with deftness, getting his team out to a quick two-kill lead and keeping one step ahead of RNG's spicy jungler MLXG through the rest of the match.
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The comedian tackled the topic on his most recent show, coming out in favor of Apple for the most part, but taking the time to remind his viewers that the technology company is pushing so hard for encryption because it's only barely staying one step ahead of hackers.
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Spurs Catch-And-Go is More Go-And-Catch The practice is simple: While a pass is still in the air and your man is just beginning to rotate over for a closeout, run towards the ball and ensure you're (at least) one step ahead of the defense's intentions.
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Feldstein brings a disarming guilelessness to Johanna, so that even at her hardest, cruelest, and most self-loathing, we never lose sight of the eager young fangirl she used to be — but the storytelling is such that Johanna's ups and downs always seem one step ahead of our comprehension.
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I think Peter, again, was prescient enough to know that one of the goals is to stay one step ahead of the disruption so that you can control, you can adapt, you can do things that allow you to move your business forward in a manageable way versus just complete chaos.
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"This will enable the emerging FinTech sector to stay one-step ahead of rogue regimes and sympathizers of illicit causes searching for avenues to raise and transfer funds without detection," U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin told a FATF meeting in Florida, according to remarks posted on the U.S Treasury website.
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If you've played along with Croft while also keeping up with the Uncharted franchise, as I have, you have by now encountered countless hidden civilizations, innumerable magical artifacts, and a surprising number of giant paramilitary corporations that always manage to stay one step ahead of you as you pursue your treasure.
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"This will enable the emerging FinTech sector to stay one-step ahead of rogue regimes and sympathisers of illicit causes searching for avenues to raise and transfer funds without detection," U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin told a FATF meeting in Florida, according to remarks posted on the U.S Treasury website.
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To combat the increase of injuries from collisions, and stay one step ahead of the potential lawsuits and bad publicity that other sports leagues have endured, U.S.A. Synchro last year introduced a new protocol to help coaches spot concussions and treat them by returning injured swimmers to the pool more slowly.
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A lot of the episode is like a sad caper comedy, as an old coot scrambles from town to town, one step ahead of the authorities, in search of a man named Christopher Sunday who can teach him the last song he needs to keep the End Times at bay.
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Watching Anicon's black star rise from basements to big stages over the past few years has been truly wonderful for me, as both a fan and a friend, and the NYC outfit's latest album, Entropy Mantra, is a huge stride forward for a band that's long been one step ahead of the pack.
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The note recounts the events of the previous 24 hours so that she might understand why he'd been acting strangely and suddenly had to drop everything and fly to Washington, DC. There is a franticness to this episode as you try to keep Richard one step ahead of whatever is chasing after him.
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Finally, I felt, I was seeing the truth of high-level Pokemon dueling for what it really was: an exhausting, skull-splitting mental game that burrows into your face and presses you to warp the limits of a piece of software to stay one step ahead of the mook sitting across from you.
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Whether you wanted to infuse a scene with triumph at someone standing up to the forces of adversity (via "Think" or "Respect") or rich melancholy (via "(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman" or "One Step Ahead"), Franklin's music was right there, ready to provide the perfect punctuation mark to any scene.
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Nearly every day in normal times, an antidoping official may be crossing borders, seeking a world-class athlete to submit a sample, while other officials are gathering intelligence, meeting with whistle blowers or working in labs to try to find testing techniques that will put them one step ahead of the cheaters.
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It's very speculative what the time frame is going to be, but I think we have a 50-50 chance of getting to work on longevity escape velocity, the point where we are postponing the problem of aging faster than time is passing and people are staying one step ahead of the problem.
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EditorsNote: minor fixes Hendon Hooker threw for three touchdowns as the Virginia Tech Hokies defeated the Rhode Island Rams, 2613-17, on Saturday in Blacksburg, Va. Hooker, who replaced Ryan Willis as Virginia Tech's starting quarterback, enabled the Hokies (4-2) to remain one step ahead of the Rams (231-217) throughout the game.
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A version of Logan Lucky that had 10 hours to play with wouldn't just lose the inherent ambiguity of its cliffhanger ending (since we'd know, on some level, that season two would be about Swank hunting down the members of the heist team, as they all tried to stay one step ahead of her).
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Rather, he comes across as an aging rebel worried about being judged un-hip, clearly over-compensating in order to remain one step ahead of fellow stylists Zack Snyder (300), Tarsem Singh (Mirror Mirror), and Alex Proyas (Gods of Egypt) — all of whose genuinely outrageous, inadvertently awful work appears to be a source of inspiration here.
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Click here to view original GIFIf you haven't seen the documentary Jiro Dreams of Sushi yet, it's a fascinating look at the man behind the best sushi restaurant in the world, Jiro Ono, and his obsessive drive to continue to improve his craft, and stay one step ahead of the machines that might one day steal his job.
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New ventures remain hard-pressed to raise cash, particularly for expansion and development after the initial start-up period, despite government incentives and early support from the city's small band of angel investors, according to participants in a panel discussion under the "One Step Ahead Series" organized by the Asia Society of Hong Kong and sponsored by JP Morgan.
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But I also felt, a bit idiotically, that if I was savvy enough I could stay one step ahead of the virus — giving up handshakes early, carrying Purell everywhere, projecting from the early case numbers to figure out how long I could safely travel, and when the virus would explode and the country would shut down.
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The paranormal show has persisted in pop culture imagination not just for its contributions to TV history (not to mention Dana Scully as a role model for young women pursuing STEM careers) but also because, in a world where reality looks more and more like science fiction every day, The X-Files must always stay one step ahead of us, in the land of the inexplicable.
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Our trio thinks the warehouse they pull up to on a supply run is dog-free, but right when they find the box they were looking for — highlighted by the handy serial number scrawled on Bella's hand — they also find a dog resting right behind it, which quickly dispatches Clarke and Anthony, leaving Bella racing through the wilderness, trying to stay one step ahead of her tireless pursuer.
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But I don't think it's a coincidence that we've capped an era full of white male antihero protagonists with a president who feels like he might as well be the main character of an antihero drama in some other universe, where viewers thrill at how he always dances one step ahead of the forces that would bring him down, cheered on by toadies and sycophants who eagerly abandon principle in the face of finally grasping power.
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Since the start of the decade, the federal government, all 503 states and cities like New York and Chicago have taken actions to crack down on synthetic cannabinoids, but law enforcement officials have been particularly frustrated by one element: Because the chemicals that induce the high come from a lab and not the soil, manufacturers have altered formulas in efforts to keep their offerings legal – and to try and stay one step ahead of the law.
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The head of tech for Citigroup's global consumer bank points to 2 key themes for managing its $8 billion tech budget The innovation heads at Barclays and Morgan Stanley break down how their firms leverage technology to stay one step ahead of the competitors trying to steal their business WATCH: Executives from Morgan Stanley, Citi, and Barclays explain how they encourage innovation within big, unwieldy banks Dakin Campbell, senior finance correspondent at Business Insider, talked to Omer Ismail, head of consumer digital finance in the Americas for Goldman Sachs' Marcus division.
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When She Reminded Us That She's Glam, But Relatable When She Was One Step Ahead of the Loofah Memes When She Unearthed an Incredible Throwback From the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show When Her Ponytail Reached Incredible New Volumes When She Called Herself Out for Constantly Apologizing When She Skipped the Grammys, But Still Hung Out in Her Zac Posen Gown And Myron Was Also a Huge Fan of the Gown When She Clapped Back at Ponytail Haters When She Revealed Her Childhood Hockey Mishaps All the Times She Made Piggy Smalls an Important Influencer When She Proved She's Always Had Amazing Pipes When She Shared a Heartfelt Tribute to Late Boyfriend Mac Miller When She Was the Queen of Winter Style When She and Her Grandma Danced It Out When She Took a Power Selfie with Nicki Minaj All of Her Incredible Halloween Costumes When She Giggled Her Way Through a Haunted House
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