This sighting, just like so many others, never panned out.
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The promise of premium home 3D printing hasn't panned out.
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But there's other things you said that haven't panned out.
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A week later, the meeting had still not panned out.
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Could it all have panned out different for the Replacements?
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None of those proposals, needless to say, have panned out.
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Over the years, sightings were reported, but none panned out.
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"It seems like those have not panned out," he said.
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But it looks like none of that really panned out.
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Golden rice still hasn't panned out, so why double down?
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Intel's massive investment in wearables doesn't appear to have panned out.
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Some investments have panned out, but others have bit the dust.
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Some six months later, it appears those plans haven't panned out.
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Let's take a look at how it panned out, shall we?
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And previous "pivots" telegraphed by his team have not panned out.
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But that's not quite how things panned out over the weekend.
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Read below to see how the European trading day panned out.
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Maintaining her empire privately has panned out extremely well for Winfrey.
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Only six panned out—a validation rate of eleven per cent.
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However, this strategy hasn't exactly panned out the way executives had hoped.
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How have investments in partners creating Live and premium video panned out?
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Well, it's only May, and it looks like the prediction panned out.
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Treatments to slow the progression or reverse it have not panned out.
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But only one of those side hustles panned out (you guess which).
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And initial hopes that those losses were temporary have not panned out.
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The reaction to the new citizenship law panned out in three steps.
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Promises that the tax act would boost investment have not panned out.
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He says multiple agencies are reviewing numerous tips, but none have panned out.
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The turnaround never really panned out – hence the decision to sell to Verizon.
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Despite the setting, things panned out much better for Keisling and her group.
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Neither panned out, and Corker become one of Trump's most vocal GOP critics.
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But it is fitting, given how the rest of the draw panned out.
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Seeing how both incidents panned out, it sure seems like a double standard.
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This was not the bravest prediction on our list, but it panned out.
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Nike's strategy of vying for player over team seems to have panned out.
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The scientifically measured predictions have panned out and the bad times have begun.
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But the model hasn't exactly panned out as planned — at least for Lyft.
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But yeah, I stipulate that things have no panned out in some ways.
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While he did manage to make the change, the jailbreak plot never panned out.
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"We've tracked leads all over the world, but none have panned out," said Lockerby.
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I looked at every laptop I could find, and here's how it panned out.
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Schommer made another contrarian bet earlier this year that has panned out well: Disney.
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TD Ameritrade is one investment that has not panned out for Schommer thus far.
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Their bet on Waste Connections panned out, with the stock gaining 23% this year.
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Maybe you'll get lucky, but that hasn't panned out in the past few years.
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Kraft Heinz is another investment that hasn't panned out for Berkshire, especially since 2018.
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They may have owned a business or simply made an investment that panned out.
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How would the 2016 election have panned out had Warren challenged Clinton in the primary?
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It appears to have panned out for at least some of the company's 90 employees.
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Here, 15 child-free celebrities sound off on why parenting never panned out for them.
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The camera panned out to reveal all the women dead and bloody before cutting away.
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While that hasn't exactly panned out, 2017 might finally be the year AR breaks out.
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After all, some purportedly game-changing anonymously sourced Trump-Russia scoops have not panned out.
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The camera than panned out to show Clinton with her arm around a young girl.
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Signs of potential breakthroughs have temporarily sent markets up, but none has ever panned out.
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Here's how Tesla's dramatic four quarters since the failed go-private bid have panned out.
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None of this panned out, but all of it was true to how Trump campaigned.
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Fifty percent admitted to only reporting studies that panned out (ignoring data that was inconclusive).
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Nike's big bet panned out as both teams made it through to the semi-finals.
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During his playing career, the heirs apparent were many but none ever quite panned out.
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Authorities have received over 500 tips so far, none of which have panned out, DeVine said.
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The cameras never panned out to the crowd to show the real reaction of the room.
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The technology looks promising, but other smartphone killers haven't panned out: Google Glass and smart watches.
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That vision hasn't panned out, and 2016 furthered Twitter's fate as a struggling Silicon Valley giant.
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The board began a search for a new CEO, though it's unclear how that's panned out.
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And look, if these projects panned out, they would indeed be great for their home cities.
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He never really panned out in the pros and was out of the league by 2013.
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"I would have to say that's true based on the way things panned out," Seifert said.
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Standing a few yards away, Carroll was giving his version of how the game panned out.
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Giuliani said the platform of hope and change Obama first ran on never quite panned out.
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Take any relevant advice offered and let the expert know how implementing the advice panned out.
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But for those without a rare or standout skill, reality hasn't quite panned out that way.
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THE EARLY vision for a borderless, unregulated internet has not panned out as its pioneers hoped.
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But Mr. Jia led his company into an array of businesses that have not panned out.
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Here's a look at how the event panned out in a city that voted overwhelmingly to Remain.
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We'll find out how those efforts panned out later this month, when the Academy announces their nominations.
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Homicide detectives in the 1990s investigated the case but "none of the leads panned out," says Nelson.
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Wood signed with the Houston Texans as an undrafted free agent in 2013 but never panned out.
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I'm very lucky this has panned out for me thus far because the world has enough baristas.
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That never panned out, and eventually, Netflix picked up the film for its growing original content library.
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Making a screen that can move like this was an innovative idea, but ultimately, never panned out.
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And she admits she's actually glad everything has panned out the way it has, despite the turmoil.
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Instead, he's panned out as a kind of baseball handyman, reliable mostly in his ability to surprise.
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If the camera platform panned out, Facebook and Instagram could become more exciting, surprising places to visit.
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The other stops on the Mystery Pizza Box tour panned out a lot better than the first.
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Since then, the company's lead drug, Rova-T, hasn't panned out in the way AbbVie had expected.
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Mr. Benioff discussed using Microsoft's HoloLens augmented reality headset in a Salesforce presentation; that never panned out.
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Anticipated discoveries in the biology of mental illness, vigorously hyped before they even arrived, never panned out.
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The community Kaputa envisioned never panned out and was renamed Kopernik Shores and later Boca Chica Village.
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Mike Quigley of Illinois opened the hearing by asking Mnuchin how his NCAA bracket had panned out.
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So far, that bet has panned out - global oil prices are currently less than $70 a barrel.
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Neither of these leads panned out, however, and police soon began searching closer to home for the killer.
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After a moment of quiet, the shot panned out to show his mother, who then began to talk.
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The plans you make for yourself when you're 20 won't have necessarily have panned out at age 25.
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Prosecutors said they went to her home, left messages and spoke with family members -- but nothing panned out.
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We asked writers who've left city life in their 250s and 224s how it panned out for them.
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Even though his near-term sell-off prediction hasn't panned out, Saut is convinced it will still happen.
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Most of his ideas have not panned out — they were either illegal, too expensive, or unrealistic to enact.
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While in college, he tried to find a group to play Dungeons & Dragons with, but nothing panned out.
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What's an experiment or change that has overperformed your expectation, and what hasn't panned out as you'd hoped?
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I have the first five releases panned out; shouts to Tom VR, Arthur Miles, Dan Only, and Hobie.
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Meanwhile, I asked Toader to run through what assumptions have proven true so far or haven't panned out.
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That hasn&apost panned out, and companies seem to be moving into self-driving, rather than flying cars.
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So far, fears that the administration will complicate the census with a citizenship question have not panned out.
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I think for those reasons it was a big risk for us and very fortunately it panned out.
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More than two years later, many of the more drastic predictions about Amazon's impending grocery dominance haven't panned out.
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But we have been through a lot of negotiations with North Korea and they have never really panned out.
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After years of trying, the concept of the smartwatch as a tiny, wrist-based computer just hasn't panned out.
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All the Youths go home and hit the bars — looking for the high school crush that never panned out.
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Some have considered sending robotic spacecraft to service Hubble, but none have panned out, with some plans determined unfeasible.
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It panned out this time, but I'm left knowing it might not next time despite my very best efforts.
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The theory hasn't panned out thus far, but the industry is laser-focused on this metric, so stay tuned.
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That hasn't panned out in the new year, as they have underperformed the S&P 22000 year-to-date.
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Both are things that Sony and LG have tried, and neither has really panned out into any meaningful advantage.
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Earlier hopes that searchers may have heard communication attempts by the crew have not panned out, the military said.
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Here's a look at how the candidates and their campaigns said they'd do, and how those promises panned out.
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In a letter read out at the hearing in London, Assange said he regretted how matters how panned out.
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Back on "Chappelle's Show," one of the ideas we had that never quite panned out was similar in conception.
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It re-establishes a continuity in which life has gone on, yet no one's life has really panned out.
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What few people seem to have thought about seriously was what would happen if the research actually panned out.
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Analysts said it would take until Monday or Tuesday to have a clearer idea how congressional races panned out.
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One of Ford's campaign promises, which hasn't panned out, was to reduce the price of beer in Ontario to $1.
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When nothing panned out, he likely ended up back in the Philippines to avoid prosecution for his own federal crimes.
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The company argues that this allows for an unbiased admissions process, something that looks to have panned out in practice.
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Its various efforts to do so—ads, paid artist tools, and more recently a subscription service—never fully panned out.
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Project Tango was an early effort from Google to bring augmented reality to phones, but it never really panned out.
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The dates panned out just as we would've expected: Raven Gates was adorable, while Rachel Lindsay took Nick to church.
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That dog has not yet barked, actually: Fears that Brexit would sink the country into recession have not panned out.
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I try in vain to track him down by phone, to find out whether his dreams of escape panned out.
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WeGrow, an experimental for-private school, opened in 2018 with a similar expansion strategy, but that hasn't panned out either.
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The shot then panned out to reveal a windmill, and out came Weber, looking dashing in a suit and tie.
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Season 4, Episode 12: Chapter 51Frank's ground operation has panned out; U.S. troops have captured ICO leader Yusuf al Ahmadi.
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He admitted that his push to drive a surge in turnout among young people and Latinos had not panned out.
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The company was vague about why the product never panned out, simply claiming it did not achieve Apple's high standards.
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But Blue Apron has made other efforts to reach more customers that have not panned out as well as hoped.
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I can't say that this was strictly intentional on my end, but I'm delighted with the way it panned out.
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It panned out and the president will get some credit for helping to rid the party of a problem candidate.
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Publishers' ambitions for that device never panned out, but they're still interested in getting people to pay them for content.
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We'd all be better off if they spent some hands-on time directly observing how all those dreams panned out.[WSJ]
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Police told the station that numerous tips about suspects had been called in over the years but none had panned out.
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Unsurprisingly, that stereotype panned out given where the Comeback Cities Tour actually visited: Youngstown, Akron, Detroit, Flint, and South Bend, Indiana.
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You're young and single and looking for love in New York City, and the usual online dating services haven't panned out.
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Live streaming with Periscope came and went, and Twitter's play for a share of the TV market hasn't really panned out.
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That's been the AR premise since as far back as apps like Layar in 2009, but it's never properly panned out.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK Salim's* teenage life hasn't panned out like most kids in his suburban London neighbourhood.
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But how it panned out, we worked together very well and we were by far the quickest guys on the track.
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For many members on the fence, the fruits of weeks-long negotiations panned out just moments before the Budget Committee vote.
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"The crux of our investigation will be the interaction directly, physically with the child and how that panned out," Grimsdale said.
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That hasn't panned out so far, even as much of Europe, parts of Asia and the U.S. dramatically ramp up testing.
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Douglas stars as Sandy Kominsky, an acting coach of minor renown whose promising career as a performer never quite panned out.
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The theory that cutting taxes for the rich will trickle down to boost the economy hasn't panned out in the past.
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In 1997, for instance, an effort to attract another global star nearing the end of his career — Diego Maradona — never panned out.
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Once we head into the new year, and I start covering 1999, we'll get to see just how that prediction panned out.
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The industries that would need the ISS, such as space tourism or space research and development, haven't panned out yet, he noted.
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On the flipside, China gained SDR accession by promising a prudent currency policy, which has not quite panned out as expected either.
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The official said that if they were unhappy with how things panned out they would seek a ministerial meeting and then decide.
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My prediction that Pence would be the GOP's nominee in 2016 hasn't panned out, but I've got my fingers crossed for 2020.
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So maybe the future hasn't panned out exactly how we planned, but there's one thing we do have, and that's robot vacuums.
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McRae said there has been no demand of ransom and none of the many tips as to her location has panned out.
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But that latter promise still hasn't panned out, and neither Oculus nor the Rift apparently merited a shout-out at today's event.
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Those threats never panned out, nor did a pledge of legal retribution made during a speech in Pennsylvania weeks before the election.
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Over the past few years, some drillers have claimed to find troves of helium buried underground, but those haven't always panned out.
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Theories abound, but none have panned out: • Was "The Watcher" a disgruntled potential buyer who balked at the $1.3 million price tag?
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But he might have become well known in North America if a 21985s tryout with the powerhouse Edmonton Oilers had panned out.
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With the cushion of a four-month transition window, Johnston began looking for new opportunities, but none of her leads panned out.
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"We only put a face on them as a last-ditch effort, when nothing else has panned out," she told The Oklahoman.
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Mastercard's success hasn't just panned out well for the company, it's also proven to be a major positive for long-term investors.
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While many liberals' misplaced hopes that she would be a "moderating force" have not panned out, the Ivanka brand undeniably still carries weight.
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I wish him the best going forward, and I am sad things panned out this way, but this is where things currently stand.
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Ultimately, however, the dispute panned out to be a "much ado about nothing," with Lemonade quietly dropping the lawsuit a few months later.
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Moreover, that so called "Trump Bump" that many analysts had hoped would drive engagement and users back to Twitter, hasn't really panned out.
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Here's how the first round panned out: WORLD CUP OF CHRISTMAS SONGS 1613ROUND 1603 - GROUP 2180 OF 21000Top 212017 qualify for round 219.
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The outlook would be better if one of two things were true: It's been over two years, and neither scenario has panned out.
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Instead, Baldwin turned to his foundation's Twitter page to express his frustrations and disappointment with how the 22016 presidential election unexpectedly panned out.
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That's not how Sunday panned out for one woman, though, said Jody Tibbitts, a veteran nature guide with the Jackson Hole Wildlife Safaris.
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"We had a similar sense of excitement and possibility with DNA vaccines that haven't quite panned out the way we hoped," Durbin said.
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The stock market suggests that traders' exuberant expectations after election night haven't panned out — at least not since the administration actually took office.
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A non-disclosure agreement prevents the founders from confirming Carriage's sale price, but all admit to being amazed at how things panned out.
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However, this was the year that many of SpaceX's oldest promises finally panned out, and the company surpassed expectations of its biggest naysayers.
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While the Obamacare exchange business hasn't panned out with the enrollments they were promised, the big health insurers are rolling in record profits.
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While past attempts haven't panned out, Slovenski told Business Insider that the current push was a top priority for the company's senior leadership.
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And some of the business lines where Intel was hoping to make a mark have not panned out as it hoped they would.
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It evidently never panned out, because a little more than 2 years later they abandoned their trademark application ... and haven't filed anything since.
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Neither hire has panned out, but the interest could indicate that Trump simply thinks he needs better representation than Dowd has been providing.
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Maybe your company is small and has very little opportunities for advancement or you've looked for other jobs but nothing has panned out.
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Guy you might know: RB Christine Michael, who was supposed to be a fantasy star for the Seahawks but never really panned out.
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Thousands of dollars have been wasted on trimmings and trappings for next-great-fighters the world over who just never panned out, though.
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"The implications that the user would stop using their accounts because of the data breach up to this point haven't panned out," Kessler said.
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In more recent decades, negotiations between the family and the Italian culture authorities to find a suitable showcase for the works never panned out.
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Spears' final look, a yellow, form-fitting dress with black heels, was shown only briefly before the camera panned out to the night sky.
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A mere four minutes later, however, Gaiman panned out to show us Tennant and Sheen in full costume, ready to film the opening scene.
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How differently that conversation would have panned out if I'd had even the slightest inkling her life was going to be taken that night.
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As the camera panned out, her silhouette was revealed in a form fitting dress, confirming the speculation of a pregnancy with her fiancé Offset.
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There have been reports that Gates was close to making a plea deal with Mueller's team, but that seems not to have panned out.
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So now it's going to be so wild for these movies to come out after our current cultural obsession of superheroes has panned out.
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We regularly make music with women in a lot of different contexts, but as it's panned out the core group of Antibalas is men.
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The competition for uniform numbers has panned out much better at Michigan, which is 7-0 and ranked fourth in the Associated Press poll.
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"We just have to acknowledge that the theory of him winning this election has not panned out yet in terms of turnout," Tasini said.
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In several cases, this was because they had heeded similar warnings before Hurricane Irene hit the year before, and those warnings hadn't panned out.
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Fortunately, some mildly risky guesses like PENT, SURF, ORTHO, and NIL panned out, but it did take a bit for me to build momentum.
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That hasn't panned out, for several reasons — a major one being that Facebook and Google themselves have been hoovering up most digital advertising budgets.
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Biggest remaining holes: Wideout, edge rusher, cornerback, quarterback of the future (?) WR Terrance Williams hasn't panned out and will be a free agent in 2017.
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She saw genetic testing as a way to enhance her paper trail genealogy research, and it panned out when she matched with several new relatives.
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It's a new launch date for a vehicle that has had many tentative launch dates before, none of which have actually panned out just yet.
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There is also a sense among officials that the industry's warnings have not panned out in the past, several banking and government sources have said.
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So far, that hope has mostly not panned out for Bitcoin, but it still could happen — and people are just getting started exploring Ethereum's capabilities.
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It was years before I realized that—post-formative LSD experience, at least—things had panned out for Sid very well indeed, all things considered.
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The interest was there for investors too, after 2003 panned out to be a good year for IPOs, despite outliers that made headlines like WeWork.
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Cardiologist Dr. Rita Redberg described the announcement as "remarkably free of data" and said that initial buzz surrounding drug-related announcements hasn't always panned out.
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Growth at Blackstone&aposs Strategic PartnersIn any analysis of secondaries, one might also consider how Blackstone&aposs 2013 acquisition of Strategic Partners has panned out.
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"It just never really panned out, which I actually ended up being fine with because I had a fairly normal childhood despite Titanic," she said.
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It was far different from how the regular season had panned out, where led by quarterback Jared Goff, the Rams led the NFC in scoring.
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Maduro's wife recoiled, the camera shook, the state TV broadcast's audio was cut, and the camera abruptly panned out to hundreds of soldiers in sharp formation.
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While not all those experiments panned out, among them were two that Ford is now bringing to fruition: The dynamic shuttle and a bike-sharing experiment.
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For the longest time, SpaceX has always been claiming that they were going to up the frequency of their launches, and that never really panned out.
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Though the Hawaiian could have earned a title shot in a slightly different world, this is just not the way things have panned out in reality.
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During the second number, she wore a tight-fitting number that highlighted her stomach — as the camera panned out, the audience cheered for Cardi's pregnancy announcement.
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Ana: Has anyone had an instance where that support hasn't panned out, when a partner has thought differently about you after having to care for you?
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While there were ruminations that SoftBank was considering cashing out some dollars from Arm using loans early last year, such rumors have apparently not panned out.
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Jacobs's neighborhood-centric approach to planning has been widely embraced as a noble concept, but as with Moses, things haven't panned out exactly as she predicted.
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After his college career, Sweed was selected by the Steelers in the 2nd round of the '08 NFL Draft -- but his pro career never panned out.
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Marshall, who ended up personally investing $200,000 in Shkreli's hedge fund, did so after Shrekli made a number of stock recommendations that panned out for Marshall.
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But four years later, the home 23D printing revolution hasn't panned out, as even MakerBot spokesman Johan Broer conceded when I talked to him last month.
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Oh, and we've confirmed that Goldstein and Huffman tried to buy the company back from SAP Concur, but that doesn't seem to have panned out. 2.
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It never panned out, but its unique proposal at the time might have allowed wireless customers to elect to receive their movies streamed faster than their music.
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"Lotteries haven't really panned out for education in terms of extra revenue over and above," says Stephen Bronars, a partner at Washington, DC consulting firm Edgeworth Economics.
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That hasn't panned out, but he's won this award twice before (for "Pulp Fiction" in 1995 and "Django Unchained" in 2013) so the Academy clearly likes him.
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For the past few years it's felt like Disney wanted to give Star Wars a Marvel-style cinematic universe, but it hasn't really panned out that way.
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As the actor poked fun at his 23-year-old costar he shared there had been "really loose conversations" about a sequel, although none have panned out.
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He played four seasons in Minnesota, never panned out, and was recently cut by the Denver Broncos after two weeks on the roster as a third-stringer.
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The ceremony was being broadcast on live television, and the camera, instead of going dark when the attack began, panned out over the crowd of assembled troops.
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New York Governor Andrew Cuomo made legalizing marijuana a top priority for the first hundred days of his third term as governor, though that hasn't panned out.
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Clearly there was a lot of frustration around the fact that the great promise of the civil rights movement had not panned out as people had hoped.
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That decision seems to have panned out for the former model, as the sheath dress her label posted to Twitter sold out hours later on the company's site.
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It never happened, obviously, but sibling directors Anthony and Joe Russo shared their idea and the reason it never panned out during a recent interview with Huffington Post.
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As the Verge noted, Netflix "toyed with the idea of buying theaters of its own to screen its own content," but that idea obviously hasn't panned out yet.
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Lots of women have had the nagging feeling at some point in their careers that if they were men, certain situations would've panned out more in their favor.
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And it has not helped the field's reputation that what emerged as a higher-profile hope for fighting aging, amplifying proteins called sirtuins, has not yet panned out.
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But expectations that this would lead to government funding for administrative costs have not panned out, and this winter Newcomer Kitchen has appealed to the public for donations.
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Facebook acquired Oculus in 2014, and CEO Mark Zuckerberg described the Rift as one of the next big social platforms — although that hasn't exactly panned out so far.
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After securing the round, SoundCloud claimed it was planning to use the funds to "strategically grow our technology and personnel resources," but it doesn't look like that panned out.
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That boldness obviously never panned out: The product failed to live up to early sales expectations, and today it remains largely the province of mall cops and tourism outfits.
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Some of Samsung's major initiatives still haven't panned out, and in the ever-evolving smartphone world, Samsung failed to both lean into its strengths and shore up its weaknesses.
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It was a big and risky bet for a small company, though if it had panned out as planned, GT wouldn't have stayed all that small for much longer.
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Daly said throughout the last 19803 years there were many times investigators thought they had found suspects responsible for the murders, but, in the end, they never panned out.
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The iMessage App Store, introduced just over six months ago, was seen as a way to level the field, but it hasn't panned out how Apple may have expected.
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The report states that the DoJ has given over $12 million in funding to multiple manufacturers since 1997 to develop smart guns, and none of them have panned out.
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Support for Hong Kong independence and greater autonomy from China has grown as Beijing has increasingly encroached on the city's freedoms and promised political reform has not panned out.
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If it panned out, it could be Stone's millennial follow-up to "Born on the Fourth of July," the Ron Kovic biopic that won him an Oscar in 1990.
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Spoiler alert: Manson's vision of a race war and the promise of an underground utopia of winged elves one day returning to rule the world never quite panned out.
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The camera briefly panned out to reveal Eilish inside the "SNL" diorama while her band played on the actual Studio 8H stage, but a magician never reveals her secrets.
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It's pretty clear that many investors were expecting a Clinton victory — and that hasn't panned out after Trump performed surprisingly well in Ohio, Florida, North Carolina, Wisconsin, and Michigan.
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But Martin tells PEOPLE that getting to that stage of realization, and feeling at peace with the course of how her life has panned out thus far, didn't happen overnight.
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He thinks Disney would be better looking into something in the video game or content space, noting that historically, media acquisitions of tech companies have not panned out very well.
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She despaired at the idea of suburban sprawl and celebrated the idea of a thriving mixed-income urban neighborhood, a concept that has rarely panned out, despite her widespread influence.
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Had he waited a month or so longer to lodge the original paperwork for his indefinite leave to remain, then his situation — and Metail's — could have panned out very differently.
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They failed to foresee the financial crisis; the prescriptions for returning growth to previous levels haven't panned out and their explanations for why growth hasn't rebounded is anything but inspiring.
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Special effects master and stuntman Quentin Beck had dreams of Hollywood stardom that never panned out, so he turned his attention (and his considerable skill at creating illusions) toward supervillainy.
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Beauty vlogger Jackie Aina was one of the lucky few who made the cut, but now the social-media star's fans aren't so pleased with the way things panned out.
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It was eventually sold at auction for $2.1 million in 2005 before Napa County brewers sought it out to re-launch the Albion Brewery company, but it never panned out.
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While past attempts haven't panned out, Sean Slovenski, Walmart's president of health and wellness, told Business Insider that the current push was a top priority for the company's senior leadership.
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But antitrust experts say that it's unlikely that Dish will actually be a viable competitor, and historically, similar types of commitments from other huge telecom mergers haven't exactly panned out.
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The project never panned out, but a romance flourished after the chef had a chance to "rest and reset," as she puts it, following her split from ex Todd Thompson.
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" — Muilenburg's downfall: "Chief Executive Officer Dennis Muilenburg had been assuring directors for months that regulators would soon clear the grounded jet to fly again, but his predictions hadn't panned out.
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Of course, the craft is very far from completion and Musk has repeatedly set aspirational timelines for its development that never panned out, so this is all more or less conceptual.
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Outstanding performance by a female actor in a supporting role (film) The Oscar nominees for best actress in a supporting role are direct reflections of how SAG's supporting category panned out.
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None of those ideas have panned out, and it appears as though Republicans, desperate to keep their slim Senate majority, are accepting the prospect of Moore coming to the US Senate.
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While it's too early to say how St. Louis' new program has panned out, ice cream may very well play some small part in helping to thaw police relations with residents.
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While that effort, codenamed Project Astoria, hasn't fully panned out quite yet, the acquisition of Xamarin should help Microsoft offer similar development tools for making cross-platform apps from the start.
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"I think she goes into the season realizing the success she could have based on the summer's results and everything that panned out at the U.S. Open," Davenport said of Keys.
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The bottom line is that pretty much everything Mr. Trump has promised on the trade front by imposing tariffs hasn't panned out, even if the president persists in saying the opposite.
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And predictions from leftist economists that Mr. Macron's loosening of the labor market — his reductions to the costs of firing, for instance — would lead to widespread layoffs, have hardly panned out.
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But the interview never panned out, and in recent weeks, Trump has complained to confidants that he didn't have the chance to speak with Woodward before the book went to print.
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But the government jobs never panned out, in part because Bondi wanted a position that reported directly to the president and also because she could earn more in the private sector.
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James Franco is being accused in a new lawsuit of pressuring his acting school students to get naked for auditions while he dangled promises of movie roles that rarely panned out.
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After Benicio Del Toro and Jennifer Garner introduced the 12-times-nominated survival film from the stage, the camera panned out into the audience to find the drama's most famous co-stars.
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He's had some success in boosting India's image as an attractive investment destination for manufacturers and retailers, but other promises haven't panned out and growth and investment has slowed in recent quarters.
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In later years, though, Dee Dee began limiting Rod's contact with Gypsy, so in-person visits never panned out ("For some reason or another, it would never work out," he told Buzzfeed).
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If you look at history, a lot of times when teams have multiple picks, there are many examples of teams that had multiple early-round picks and none of them panned out.
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No way out Hong Kong has changed dramatically in the more than two-decades since handover, and many of the fears of imminent collapse or brutal authoritarian crackdown have not panned out.
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To give you an insight into what it's actually like (at least for a lowly journalist like me), I've outlined how my first Friday at the festival panned out: Delicious AND convenient.
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That vision never panned out for Mozilla — with its devices, made in partnership with carriers, never proving to quite have the right click with buyers, and Android devices became cheaper and cheaper.
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The three getting sunset are all examples of the different angles that Facebook has explored over the years to evolve its business into newer areas — not all of which have panned out.
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It all panned out differently from the way I imagined in 2009, when I paid $2003 to deCODE and $399 to 23andMe to put my DNA into the service of science journalism.
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The sense of urgency that many activists bring to the climate change issue also fits with what some farmers see as a familiar pattern of dire environmental predictions that haven't panned out.
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However, the fund's ambitions never panned out and in early 2015 it began to attract negative attention for missing payments on some of the $11 billion it owed to banks and bondholders.
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Theranos announced in August that it was appealing the sanctions, but that doesn't seem to have panned out yet — although the CMS has not enforced them on the timeline set out in July.
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In the season's penultimate episode, the two had their biggest fight yet, their feelings for each other tied up with a palpable frustration that those feelings had never panned out into anything more.
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But none of their predictions may have panned out quite as lucratively as Amazon Web Services, the company's cloud computing division that loans server space and other computing resources at massive profit margins.
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But that having not panned out, is there any effort or desire on the part of the administration to, maybe, do this the way that other summits like this would normally be done?
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A huge joint venture with Russian oil giant Rosneft never panned out because Vladimir Putin invaded the Ukraine and the subsequent sanctions made it impossible for Exxon to move forward with development plans.
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I think part of the reason why he was starting to do the drugs and started to decline healthwise is because he was just so sad with the way things had panned out.
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The Oscar winner remarked on how different his life has panned out from what he thought he'd be doing at his age — and admitted that he does help out with the 3-month-olds.
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Spicer had reportedly made clear that he wanted to appear on Saturday Night Live — whose depiction of him he criticized as "over the line" in the Hannity interview — but that never panned out, either.
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There were also rumors in December that she was considering running for congress in Florida after being encouraged by Ivanka Trump at the White House Christmas party, but so far nothing has panned out.
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Over at The Verge, Russell Brandom makes a salient point that the use of deepfakes as political propaganda hasn't panned out in relation to the attention and concern it's received in the last year.
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From toyed with tweaking the control scheme to play nice with modern controllers — adding in a use for the bumper buttons, for example — but none of the ideas the team toyed with panned out.
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I thought it would be interesting to go back and review the key themes of that deck, see how things have panned out and look at where Apple stands today in relation to these threats.
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Bayrock — whose top executives included Tevfik Arif, a Soviet-era commerce official originally from Kazakhstan, and Felix Sater, a Russian émigré and felon — scouted potential deals in Russia for Mr. Trump, but none panned out.
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HaptX is bringing touch to VR with a pair of scary-looking gloves and a pneumatic suitcase Needless to say at this point, the virtual reality industry's consumer ambitions haven't quite panned out as expected.
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So, we have some good stuff in here — I liked BOOP A DOOP, BIG TICKET ITEM, MAJORITY RULES, TEXAS SIZE, PACHINKO, SISTER SOULJAH, BOSTON CREAM and PANNED OUT — and some very tough stuff in here.
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The digital landscape Ready Player One envisions is centrally rooted in VR, which was lauded in the '80s as the quintessential technology of the future, but which has panned out to be something much more marginal.
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Anticipated discoveries in the biology of mental illness, vigorously hyped before they even arrived, never panned out; all of psychiatry's diagnostic categories are still based on observations of clinical symptoms rather than biological markers of disease.
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President Vladimir Putin's spokesman, Dmitry Peskov, said the Kremlin would wait to see how the trial panned out before commenting, but added that Russia had always had doubts about the objectivity of the Dutch-led investigation.
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Here's everything Microsoft announced at today's Surface event Most of the rumors panned out: There was a new version of the Surface Laptop, including the addition of a USB C port and a 15-inch model.
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BK: It was a time period in American history when you had frustration — with the fact that some of the idealism of the mid-'60s had not panned out, that the war in Vietnam was intensifying.
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But not everything has panned out well, as is expected in VC. One Kings Lane sold for lower than investors hoped for and they're also in companies that have faced significant cultural problems like Zenefits and SoFi.
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Sprint CEO Marcelo Claure said Monday that Verizon's purchase of Yahoo is just the latest in a long history of deals by telecom firms trying to get into the content business, none of which have panned out.
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Things like just-in-time (JIT) compilation and translation have been supposed to do away with this problem for a long time, but they've never panned out, and ISA lock-in is still very real in 286.
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While the first episode of HBO's The Night Of had us squirming in its dead-quiet suspense, the second episode panned out so we could get a real grasp on all the characters in this grisly drama.
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Utilizing that door has always been something I've obsessed over, but none of my previous ideas ever panned out because I kept telling myself I was too busy dealing with what I already had on my plate.
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Microsoft's latest Surface hardware is now out in the world, and it's clear that the biggest gamble that the company took with this year's models — a move away from Intel's market-dominating processors — hasn't quite panned out.
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Hopes of cashing in on GoPro user-generated content — as well as its large YouTube audience, which now clocks in at over 4.3 million subscribers and in 2014 boasted status as YouTube's top brand channel — never panned out.
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As Gizmodo previously reported, internal files originally unearthed by UpGuard research director Chris Vickery show that AggregateIQ was subcontracted by Cambridge Analytica to build many of its pricey election tools—some of which eventually panned out as vaporware.
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At one point, with the Warriors down 30, the TNT cameras panned out into a crowd of Thunder fans and found three lone dudes in gold "Strength in Numbers" Dubs shirts, their arms crossed tight against their chests.
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"We have to look into the situation which has panned out on the market today, from the point of view of the volume cuts, inventories decline, shortages on the market, and to adjust the figures," Novak told reporters.
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Then there was the whole confusing Final Fantasy XIII/Versus XIII saga that led directly to the creation of XV. In short: Square has more than once made promises regarding the Final Fantasy series that never panned out.
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Linden Lab initially suggested we could see a beta around the Oculus Rift release, but that hasn't panned out so far, although the Rift is available in small enough quantities that it's a moot point for most people.
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The project never panned out, but a romance flourished after the chef and mom to Jade, 9, had a chance to "rest and reset," as she puts it, following her split from fashion designer Todd Thompson in 2014.
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Yet in rereading Mr. Toffler's book, as I did last week, it seems clear that his diagnosis has largely panned out, with local and global crises arising daily from our collective inability to deal with ever-faster change.
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It's hard to believe he could have interpreted this as a mere coincidence, although it does make you wonder how European intellectual history might have panned out had Freud been heroically road-testing other now-banned recreational drugs.
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Years ago, for instance, Rupert Murdoch and his executives spent a bunch of time trying to convince other big media companies to join his properties behind a paywall in Alesia, an anti-Google project that never panned out.
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Technological unemployment hasn't quite panned out yet — new technology might shift where the jobs are, but it doesn't seem to destroy them — but some people fear that won't be true forever, as we learn to automate more and more.
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On the other hand, smartwatch apps haven't exactly panned out in a big way, and the ZeTime does offer all the basics you'd want from a smartwatch, including fitness, notifications, weather forecast, phone controls, and a heart rate sensor.
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Since mirror neurons' discovery, the extent to which they explain complicated traits like empathy and altruism has been called into question, and theories that faulty mirror systems were a driving force behind conditions like autism have not panned out.
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She needs to read up on how that has panned out in Germany, known for its worker councils, where many consider that it was the loosening of labor rules and demands that has actually allowed the country to prosper.
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Even if the Fed cuts rates by another 25 basis points in September, as is widely expected, "policy would still be too tight," said Bannister, whose recent market calls, including the 10% correction in early 2018, have panned out.
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The fuzzy logic approach panned out and the resulting model works well at a global scale; to show it, the project is releasing AI-powered street grids for Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Indonesia, Mexico, Nigeria, Tanzania and Uganda, with more on the way.
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Stanford has more on how all of this panned out: Comparisons between irregular pulse-detection on Apple Watch and simultaneous electrocardiography (ECG) patch recordings showed the pulse detection algorithm (indicating a positive tachogram reading) has a 71 percent positive predictive value.
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Prospective purchasers were supposedly led to expect a profit if the real-estate and diamond investments panned out, suggesting a common enterprise dependent on Zaslavskiy's acumen, and, in any event, the allegedly fraudulent aspects of the scheme undermine his case.
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The Dow topped 85033,000 for the first time on March 1, but it has struggled to keep that level ever since as the dumpster fires have burned bright on Pennsylvania Avenue and the Republican agenda hasn't panned out as planned.
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Investigators received no information from their street sources, he said, and though authorities chased leads as far-flung as Tennessee, Iowa and eastern Mississippi, nothing panned out until they started taking a close look at cell phone and other data evidence.
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Haas, who'd received 1.5 million tokens as part of his compensation package, believed he could make a fortune if Tessr panned out, and he'd been pushing himself to finish the code needed to launch the startup's platform in the fall.
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While a petition to make Danny DeVito voice our favorite electric rat never panned out, Reynolds brings his Deadpool-iest dry wit to the role as a highly intelligent Pokémon detective, complete with a tiny, Pikachu-sized Sherlock Holmes hat.
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Houston's expected advantages in getting to the matchup earlier than last year have largely panned out, with Paul remaining healthy and Harden closing games strong — though it is worth noting that Harden wore down considerably in the fourth quarter on Wednesday.
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Dudley, who is in Cairo for the Egypt Petroleum Show, was asked if BP's head office would remain in the U.K. regardless of the outcome of Brexit negotiations, or whether the company's presence was conditional on how talks panned out.
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But last May, Amazon stepped in — and right now, you can judge for yourself how well that decision panned out, because the ten-episode fourth season of The Expanse is now available to stream in its entirety on Amazon Prime.
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"They took one seat from us, we'll win three seats back," he told CNN ahead of Sunday's vote, a prediction that largely seems to have panned out, with Leung-endorsed Youngspiration candidates Sixtus Baggio Leung and Yau Wai-ching both winning seats.
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" She added, "Obviously the way this has all panned out has been fascinating and horrifying, and it still feels like we're in a bad dream, but those parallels make sense to me — the equal-pay issue makes a lot of sense to me.
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"Over all, we did not find that it panned out as a useful treatment for sleep," said Dr. Scott Shannon, assistant clinical professor of psychiatry at the University of Colorado, Denver and the lead author of the review in The Permanente Journal.
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The theory that putting patients on the hook for more of their health care costs would make them better consumers — thus driving down overall costs — hasn't panned out, the LA Times' Noam Levey writes in his latest piece in a series on deductibles.
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Her gig with the Andrew Walsh Ensemble, which she took at the end of last season — partly to get some space from her can't-quit-you-can't-live-without-you conductor and love interest Rodrigo de Souza (Gabriel Garcia Bernal) — has not panned out.
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After being dealt by the Kings to the Blues for three guys you've never heard of and two draft picks who never panned out, Gretzky went on to score 21 points in 18 regular season games and another 16 points in 13 postseason games.
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What researchers at Microsoft are working on is using cheap sensors, like the Xbox Kinect sensor (which never really panned out for gaming but has become an amazing research tool) and readily accessible computers to track the precise movements of a user's hands and fingers.
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"We needed to find support from a developer which would have enabled continued support from the city of LA, who had championed us for 10 years prior, but nothing panned out (although there was one very exciting attempt at the underground subway terminal)," Koga said.
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But in a recent study analysis, researchers calculated that the risk panned out to be one death and one stroke per 1,000 people who took aspirin for ten years—a number far less than the number of deaths and strokes the drug likely prevented.
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"I've waited forever to do this kind of show," Church says in a conversation with Noisey during which he outlines his attack-plan against scalpers, his over-the-top new tour and why he never could have predicted how well his career has panned out.
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As a solver, I enjoy when the mid-length entries are lively, and I felt like luck was on my side with this one — for example, 6-Down and 25-Across were both "Hm, I wonder if that would work ..." ideas that panned out.
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None of that panned out, and now Coach Jesse Marsch will face the stretch run with an ailing lineup that was weakened anew on Tuesday and with the stubborn belief that his team is being punished by referees because it does not field such star players.
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Although he says that the work was pegged to the defunding of Planned Parenthood, among other things, and that he "assumed anyone who ran would be a nut job," he adds that his work has taken on more meaning given how the race has panned out.
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It sold well out of the gate, it was popular among artists and researchers, and Apple eventually bought the company behind its technology to power the iPhone X's Face ID. But despite Microsoft's insistence that "You are the controller," its promise for gaming never panned out.
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Trying to make second-hand contacts with Russians claiming to have dirt on Hillary Clinton that never panned out certainly didn't look good, but it was nothing close to any grand conspiracy or enough to even lead to a definitive conclusion in special counsel Robert Mueller's report.
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In 2000, the names appeared to come out of a random country club name generator; the only one that stands out is that of Virginia Tech outfielder Michael Vick, who never really panned out despite what we might as well presume were some super-loud tools. 31.
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The launch in 2015 of the "Humble Monthly Bundle" gave users who paid $12 a month a new set of games to download regularly; this was originally viewed with some skepticism, but seems to have panned out well, even if the main result is probably a deeply overpopulated Steam library.
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His experience of reprising his role on The Young & the Restless really drove that home: There were promises of storylines in which he would be able to have a romance with another gay character, but none of that panned out, and his scenes became shorter and shorter as time went on.
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For decades, the buzz centered on those proteins, with the hope that at least one is a cause of the disease and not just caused by it — but so far none have panned out, resulting in an expensive array of halted experiments with a recent shift toward other research areas.
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Speaking broadly about market sentiment, Shiller observed that "I don't think this is a particularly euphoric time," adding: "It is, I guess, for Trump voters who are enthusiastic about him, but I don't know that they feel that great at the moment with the way it has panned out so much."
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Michelle McNamara, Writer and Wife of Patton Oswalt, Dies At 46 "I'd go back into the back office and Michelle would just be there … in tears because some road she had gone down had not panned out, and then — it's, 'I now have to start back again from zero,' " Oswalt says.
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But just as the Umbrella protests eventually gave way to widespread disillusionment, as hoped for reforms never panned out, and multiple prominent pro-democracy figures were jailed, recent weeks have seen a collapse in confidence among the city's small journalist community, and renewed fears of self-censorship, prosecution and violence.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall In shift, top CEOs say shareholder value not top goal MORE (Mass.) How would the 2016 election have panned out had Warren challenged Clinton in the primary?
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"In the past, we've been worried about things that haven't panned out," said Allison Riggs, a senior staff attorney with the Southern Coalition for Social Justice in Durham, N.C. The coalition and a second group, Democracy North Carolina, said they will send a thousand volunteers to the state's polling places on Tuesday.
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San Francisco (CNN Business)Constellation Brands just cut bait on a billion-dollar craft beer bet that fell short of expectations, but the seller of Corona and Modelo in the United States says it plans to ride out an even heftier investment in cannabis -- even though it, too, hasn't panned out as initially hoped.
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Many of these haven't really panned out — as evidenced by the fact that the Getty family picked up an asset for $3 billion from an owner that had paid $3.3 billion for it — but the sheer numbers associated with the business — over 300 million images, 200 million digitised — also indicate that there is an inherent value as well.
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George H. W. Bush's desire for "a kinder and gentler" nation seems to have panned out nicely.) As an adjectival synonym for excellent ("He's a super guy"), super's slang usage was generalized in 1895 and revived in 1967, according to the Online Etymology Dictionary (three years after "Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious" was popularized, at least among small fry, by "Mary Poppins").
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If you can't find a free agent at the counter, and if angry-tweeting hasn't panned out, here's a list with contact information for most of the major U.S. carriers:American Airlines: 26-433-7300Delta Airlines: 800-221-1212Jet Blue: 800-53-2583United Airlines: 800-864-8331Southwest Airlines: 800-435-9792Spirit Airlines: 801-401-2222Step 4: Call your credit card company.
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But the story of the hunt for it, of the tip that finally panned out, of the undercover work to track it and the crucial role played by Homeland Security investigators and a federal subpoena, is now being discussed in a new book, "The Devil's Diary: Alfred Rosenberg and the Stolen Secrets of the Third Reich" (Harper), by the former F.B.I. agent, Robert K. Wittman, and the journalist David Kinney.
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After all that work, all that effort, all that time, it would have been easy to listen to Klopp reflect on how it all panned out — insisting that he was "really pleased" with how his team had played, that his squad had produced the finest away performance of his tenure, that he can "really work" with what he had seen, that he had "so much fun" — and suspect he was doing nothing more than trying to whitewash Liverpool's 3-0 defeat on Wednesday.
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I write this to you my brothers while still 53 million dollars in personal debt... Please pray we overcome... This is my true heart... Mark Zuckerberg invest 1 billion dollars into Kanye West ideas West's pleas even took the form of subtweeting Silicon Valley: All you dudes in San Fran play rap music in your homes but never help the real artists… As J.E. Reich pointed out at Jezebel, the most likely explanation for West's enormous debt (assuming that what West wrote is true) is that his fashion endeavors haven't panned out quite like his music has, financially speaking.
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At this point, the theme started to come together, so much so that I was able to take a couple of guesses that panned out (well, sort of): First, maybe because I just got some lovely souvenir paintings back from the frame store, 45A seemed like a no-brainer: Museum curator HOWS IT HANGING But then that peculiar unexpected-choice thing I encountered so much in the clues struck me, and I had "him" instead of YOU for 96A: Parasitologist WHATS EATING HIM 23A was near and dear to my heart, and should probably have been a gimme, but it came toward the end: Copy editor IS THAT A FACT And I had to figure out the last two entries, referring to politics and sports, on crosses.
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