We'll have to wait and see how that pans out.
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If that pans out, it probably won't make Tile happy.
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I can't wait to see how this idea pans out.
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Google must be hoping this one is what actually pans out.
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But Stovall said he needs to see how January pans out.
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Then Killing Eve pans out, and you really understand the scene.
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Actually, GPS should be fine — if this NASA research pans out.
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We'll wait and see how the data this week pans out.
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If this forecast pans out, wage growth is likely to accelerate.
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If this idea pans out, what can we do about it?
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We'll see how this pans out for Fire owners down the road.
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If that pans out, it would mean 95 million people tuning in.
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Whether this current crusade pans out or not, disruption is what's happening.
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But this technology, if it pans out, could still prove quite useful.
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If this one pans out, I suspect we'll see some pretty big changes.
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And if this pans out, it could be a game-changer for athletes.
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Once the camera pans out, the Rubik's cubes get replaced with 3D models.
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However it pans out, (an agreement) will be sterling-euro and FTSE bullish.
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You get so used to failing that when something pans out, it's surprising.
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Only time will tell how the next approach to health care pans out.
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It will be interesting to see how this all pans out in November.
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Or she might hold off to see how the shopping case pans out.
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But he may be doing vocals for our upcoming tour, if it pans out.
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The path I'm suggesting may or may not be what pans out in reality.
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If it pans out, this would be the tech company's first permanent retail location.
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It looks at racism and choices we make, and how it all pans out.
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"We'll just see how it pans out," said Hewitt, who turned 35 last month.
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If that pans out, hopefully, there would be talk about that at some point.
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But it's because they are wrapped up in my future, however it pans out.
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We make reservations at the legendary Central in the event that everything pans out.
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It's a classic setup, but the way it all pans out isn't exactly typical.
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Tune in on September 22 on FOX to see how it all pans out.
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As the camera pans out, we realize Ally isn't just wearing her voter-friendly turtleneck.
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All of it, if the technology pans out, with the simple wave of a hand.
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"It will be interesting to see how everything pans out for everyone else," Perkins said.
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We'll also hopefully get to see how Maura's relationship with her love interest Vicky pans out.
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If this whole thing pans out, the device would be released in 2018 at the earliest.
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We'll see how that pans out when we review the new Stealth in the coming weeks.
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Finally, there's an ominous shot as the camera pans out in a puff of gray smog.
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Whether or not that plot line pans out, this new gig suits the actor quite nicely.
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Of course, if the bet on self-driving technology pans out, this could all be irrelevant.
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How this all pans out remains to be seen, in the meantime, people continue to suffer.
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No matter how TikTok's time in the Washington spotlight pans out, its reputation has undoubtedly changed.
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It's possible it might include a Southern Reach story, if this idea I'm working on pans out.
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When the camera pans out, two frying baskets filled with french fries are revealed in Snoop's hands.
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If that pans out, the RBA expects wages growth and inflation to pick up gradually over 2020.
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Unfortunately, it's pretty clear to any viewer how the scene pans out before the fight even starts.
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Yet as the camera pans out onto the clapping audience, the light-hearted mood hits a snag.
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So there you go folks, this is how a driving without a normal steering wheel pans out.
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No matter how part two pans out for Tesla, let's hope it leads to part three: Profit.
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When the camera pans out, we see Lindsay (Kether Donohue) saving a table at a crowded restaurant.
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And obviously, if the technology pans out it could have a big impact on the labor market.
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When the camera pans out again, the boy is a Union soldier, leading a charge for freedom.
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But apparently there will be more demonstrations scheduled for Friday so let's see how that pans out.
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Those are good attributes for someone to be in the bullpen, we'll see how it pans out here.
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Once we see how that pans out, then maybe we'll see the big moves made and real change.
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If the redevelopment plan pans out, the island's new skyline will sit across the bay from San Francisco's.
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In it, a bagpiper plays on a bluff in the distance as the camera pans out to sea.
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However, this has risen from 7.4 vol in mid-April, reflecting unease over how Britain's departure pans out.
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Mason Foster has made a career out of being a possible solution that never pans out up the middle.
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Android has long had problems with slow updates, so it'd be a big deal if this one pans out.
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Davison is simply more skilled offensively and+/- one standard deviation from Gasser defensively depending on how he pans out.
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We'll see how Marks' philosophy pans out when PlayStation VR launches this October at the kingly sum of $400.
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In any case, you can bet app makers will be keeping a close eye how this all pans out.
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Waiting to see how Brexit pans out, by contrast, may mean jumping through hoops intended to deter visa fraud.
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Boeing suggested that it was recruiting the temporary workers based on the assumption that its estimated timeline pans out.
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Here's how to make Facebook more secure, if you want to stick around to see how this pans out.
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If the IHS Markit forecast pans out, the Permian would also leapfrog today's output from Canada, China and Iraq.
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MACCALLUM: It&aposs going to be really interesting to see how all of this pans out in the actual elections.
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I have grand fantasies of going to the gym before this week is over…we'll see if that pans out.
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New form factors, like foldable hardware, could also give customers reasons to upgrade, too (assuming the technology actually pans out).
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Not every risk pans out, such as the failed financial app it developed for Google Glass and the Pebble smartwatch.
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And while one click shopping on the Moon sounds very exciting, let's wait and see how this all pans out.
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Whether this approach pans out the way they hope remains to be seen as Latch is just kicking things off.
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It's not clear exactly when Google plans to unveil its pair of smartwatches — if the rumor pans out at all.
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But soon after, when the camera pans out at the portals opening, the shield is back to its original state.
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That will be fine as long as their low-risk/high-reward gamble on Festus Ezeli at center pans out.
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"If the technology works and the idea pans out, they'll likely buy the company or license the technology from Brex."
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Fossil's Gen 5 smartwatches seem like a good step forward, especially if the call-answering feature on iOS pans out.
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The camera then pans out to reveal the mom-to-be cradling her baby bump in a white sweater dress.
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If this pans out to be accurate, it leaves a lot to be desired in terms of the president's phone screeners.
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If it all pans out as reported, Dish will emerge as a big winner from these hectic, drawn-out merger negotiations.
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Whether or not Starry pans out, we may all be seeing a lot more of this technology in the near future.
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It doesn't make much sense until the camera pans out, revealing more of the Sullivans' home and their Los Angeles neighborhood.
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"It will take years to find out if their advertising strategy pans out," MoffettNathanson analyst Craig Moffett said in a note.
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Even if it pans out, scientists would have to figure out what dose is effective in people, as opposed to mice.
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We tested these pans out (several months early) yesterday and they were even better than the ones I'd used in school.
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With Wednesday night's two-part Grown-ish season 2 premiere, we got to see exactly how Zoey's surprise romantic decision pans out.
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It will likely be decades before we understand how that pans out from a health perspective for a generation of digital natives.
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Colin McLean, managing director at SVM Asset Management, thinks investors could grow to like Trump depending on how his presidency pans out.
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One gambler in Nevada placed an $85,000 bet on Woods that could cost bookmaker William Hill $1.2 million if it pans out.
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If Slack's strategy pans out, it could pull away from the pack and solidify itself as the next staple of the enterprise.
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If (and it's no small if) it pans out, these modules could be a universal way to add hardware functionality to anything.
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If everything pans out, you're in: You've landed your next gig and the real work begins in managing and maintaining the relationship.
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Avenatti has been extraordinarily prescient in his predictions over the course of the past several weeks -- what he says usually pans out.
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I've seen Mr. Holland's Opus maybe 10 times in the last 15 years, so I know exactly how his life pans out.
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"There's a real opportunity to have some kind of leverage over how this pans out," says one foreign-policy official in Brussels.
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Occasionally, a tip pans out, which means you have to run down the leads yourself, gathering information available on the public record.
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Economists said the MPC may watch for a possible reversal in food prices to see how inflation pans out in coming months.
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Whether the brokered convention scenario pans out or not, Donald Trump's effect on the GOP will undoubtedly be profound and potentially lasting.
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So after three or so minutes of this, I press "Battle" and wait to see how the turn-based action pans out.
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If it all pans out legally, just getting a portion of the 7 million commutes made daily here could be worthwhile for Mobike.
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We'll see how it all pans out when OITNB returns this year, to document just three days over the course of the season.
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" Busch considers that if a market share war pans out between Iran and Saudi Arabia, "this market could turn upside-down fairly quickly.
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Just when you think it can't get any worse (or funnier) the camera pans out to reveal Kelli has peed in her pants.
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The camera pans out to reveal President Underwood is there to help him out – also disturbing given his own experience with taking life.
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"The main benefit of this technology, if it really pans out, is going to be the fact that it's carbon neutral," he said.
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But how the election pans out will depend on how close it is, and to what extent supporters of Mr Odinga feel cheated.
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As the camera pans out, they're the ultimate picture-perfect couple, newly engaged, kissing and twirling each other around in the Peruvian countryside.
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Marling herself stated that this clue was purposefully planted by the producers, so fingers crossed it's one that pans out in season 2.
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It was a fun experience, and one I'd love to do again if I can nail down a theme that actually pans out!
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As a phone reviewer, I've heard promises that a software update would fix camera issues many times before, and it rarely pans out.
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As for himself, Frank said he's going to continue to dabble in wholesale, retail, and the legal regime, and see what pans out.
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Taken together, it could mean smaller tax bills for the tech industry, depending on how the coming debate on Capitol Hill pans out.
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Even if Osmosis is a technology that never pans out, though, it points to a hopeful alternate science fiction five minutes in the future.
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The April jobs report could come with a big surprise for the economy if an estimate from Bank of America Merrill Lynch pans out.
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If the projection for a trillion-dollar deficit by 2025 pans out, that would equate to 3.8 percent of GDP, according to the CBO.
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When the camera pans out over the audience at the Academy Awards, a sea of smiling faces in beaded gowns and tuxedos stares back.
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If this all pans out, Virgin Galactic could be the first group to launch someone into space from Italy — or any other European territory.
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If Allo's promise of super-smart contextual texting pans out, and it can seamlessly integrate with Duo, they'd be a pretty impressive power couple.
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It's up to investors to decide whether they're willing to face those risks in hopes that the bullish scenario of $60+ oil pans out.
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If that pans out, we can only hope the marketing department comes up with a poster that's less demeaning and violent than this number.
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He said that several area business owners are keen to see how the system pans out for him before leasing their own rooftop spaces.
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Intercontinental Exchange's effort, if it pans out, could make Bitcoin available to a much wider and more influential customer base, including other financial firms.
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If the current forecast pans out, this nor'easter will dump more snow on Washington, Philadelphia and New York than the three earlier storms combined.
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"This island used to be so littered with wrecks that there were entire companies making pots and pans out of these planes," Eydal explained.
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Billboard suggests that CD suppliers are waiting to see how that pans out for that industry before deciding if they should agree to Target's ultimatum.
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PatientBank seems to take a more patient-centric approach, and we'll have to see if that model pans out to be a good financial model.
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Credit Suisse said Apple's iPhone sales are in a, "difficult," spot and that it will take time to see how its service business pans out.
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It's definitely an ambitious attempt at creating something that's ultimately as sticky as Netflix, so it should be interesting to see how that pans out.
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"How (Mnangagwa) manages the internal dynamics will have a strong bearing on how his democratic project pans out," said political analyst Alexander Rusero in Harare.
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But then the camera pans out to reveal Peppa Pig the mascot staring on in horror as her effigy is mercilessly beaten to a pulp.
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ARM's CEO has said that he sees a path to doubling revenues by 2022, which shows a healthy clip of growth if that pans out.
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We are a representative democracy in that we elect officials to act on our behalf, but that rarely pans out as we'd like it to.
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It's a bright vision of the future, and if it pans out, Nadella will look like one of the cleverest leaders in recent business history.
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But as Prokop explains, that's not always how it pans out in the top-two system: Think of the total primary vote as a pie.
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"The future of Hong Kong really depends on the next few months, maybe the next few years, and how this movement pans out," Leslie said.
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Regardless of how it all pans out for Tesla, Panasonic and the others, it's clear that the future of mobility will at least be electrically driven.
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It will be interesting to see how the deal pans out, but don't expect anything concrete until after Trump has been in office for some time.
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If that rosy scenario pans out for SpaceX, the company may be pulling in as much as General Electric, Verizon, Fannie Mae, and even JPMorgan Chase.
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Instead, most dabble in different fields, strike out on a few solo ventures, and pray the old "fake it 'til you make it" adage pans out.
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If that experiment pans out, Grab hopes to allow users to pay for the MRT using the app, making the experience of metro to car seamless.
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And if it pans out — if it becomes a viable alternative to liquid fossil fuels — then we will finally have a clear path to total decarbonization.
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Assuming all the information from the leak pans out, it's difficult to imagine many surprises from Tim Cook when he hits the stage in about 48 hours.
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If I knew I wouldn't tell you, because that would put us at a disadvantage, but we'll see what happens, we'll see how it all [pans] out.
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We'll have to see whether that pans out, but it's not unlikely given that before the acquisition, Houseparty was also gearing up for a push into gaming.
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The larger "Plus" variant is rumored to include a dual-lens setup, so if that pans out, what you're looking at here is the 4.7-inch iPhone.
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How this DOJ indictment pans out — and if it is seen by China as collateral in the trade war — will shape the nature of conversations that occur.
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Though it hasn't discussed any plans to go public yet, Silbermann admits that his company is certainly watching Snap's upcoming IPO to see how it pans out.
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"If any of these pans out, you could get a rocket ship effect ... with Nordstrom being the best way to play the holiday season renaissance," Cramer said.
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In that same scene, as the camera pans out, we get to see who is watching the show: the white students of the newly integrated Winchester Hall dorm.
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It's arguably the most dreaded dental procedure, but if a promising new type of filling pans out, no one need ever suffer through this often-painful process again.
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Still, HTC is the only sort-of major smartphone maker so far that aims to fully embrace the blockchain, and we're excited to see how it pans out.
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Warren has carved out a constituency of her own, but a Biden candidacy that pans out will pose a significant threat to Warren's ability to consolidate a constituency.
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But if the study pans out, the treatment could eventually be used to build a low-cost, portable device to help "wake up" patients completely from their comas.
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Adding to this sense of David Lynchian suspense, the director, Hiro Murai, pans out slowly to reveal the vastness of the woods in which Al is now lost.
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Meantime, investors are watching to see how a recent partnership with Amazon pans out, where Sears now sells its Kenmore appliances and Diehard car battery brand on Amazon.com.
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The camera pans out to the arid Mojave desert of Rosamond, California, and then zooms in as the Outlaw nears and catches the 911R, until finally: an explosion.
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Tesla has quietly been developing a visually-based autonomous technology (Waymo and Cruise rely on expensive laser-radars) that, if it pans out, could be a game-changer.
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Williams Sonoma is having a huge sale on All-Clad cookware right now, and you'll save a bundle on some of the best-quality pots and pans out there.
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Sanchez is watching closely to see how the data pans out, after Friday's employment report showed unemployment fell but fewer jobs were created last month than economists had expected.
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The idea of a new-and-improved whole cell pertussis vaccine "would be fantastic and if that approach ultimately pans out, that maybe is the way forward," Klein said.
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The title pans out, but in a way that in retrospect should not surprise those familiar with the canny feints and sly indirections that have always characterized his writing.
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"If the current forecast pans out, this nor'easter will dump more snow on Washington, Philadelphia and New York than the three earlier storms combined," CNN meteorologist Brandon Miller said.
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"If the forecast pans out, this would rival or surpass the 1934 winter storm which was for many areas the top early-season snowfall event on record," Cabrera said.
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But with the NSF funding everyone should be chugging away knowing their work is supported at the federal level — and maybe more money is forthcoming if the project pans out.
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The source declined to describe the motives or rationale behind TCI's stakebuilding, but did say the hedge fund "obviously has an interest in the deal and how it pans out".
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Time will tell how the film pans out for fans, but it's worth taking a moment now to appreciate just how cool it is to see the gang come together.
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Zoomcar claimed that ZAP participants can expect to get around a 90 percent return on their investment in a vehicle, which is pretty significant if it pans out that way.
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Reflecting the divide among forecasters on how the U.S.-China trade war pans out, 14 of 37 common contributors from last month revised their forecasts to show a stronger yuan.
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But Bolton's decision on complying with the inquiry is contingent on whether a constitutional court fight pans out in favor of the House or the Trump administration, the Post reported.
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Maybe the Bucks believe waiting to see if Vaughn pans out is a waste of everybody's time, especially now that Tony Snell already fills the role he was meant for.
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Each episode beyond that swirls into Cunanan's and Versace's pasts, and pans out to the larger cultural context behind the murders — namely, the treatment of the gay community in the '90s.
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If the finding pans out (and it may not), the metabolite could serve as the basis for a fast-acting antidepressant without dissociative properties—a dream of many in the field.
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Additionally, the prevalence of milestone payments makes it tough to measure returns until a few years after an acquisition, when it's possible to see if a therapy's initial promise pans out.
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But the consensus issue the paper addresses is also a key challenge for decentralized networks so any proposed solution is potentially a big deal — if indeed it pans out as promised.
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Bloomberg reports that if Apollo's next big deal with Nexstar media pans out, it would reach almost a quarter of U.S. households with its TV stations, based on Bloomberg Intelligence estimates.
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"I have a few friends here with me who have come to cheer you on…" he adds, before the camera pans out to show the thousands of people screaming their support.
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I do hope that Wayne and Jay's label partnership pans out and that we see some more Carter track pairings (what if Tha Carter V were the new Watch the Throne???).
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The heartfelt video begins with an up-close shot of lead singer Adam Levine, who is revealed to be shirtless as the camera slowly pans out while the video goes on.
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Rating As they move in to case the joint — the only freshly painted house on the street — the camera pans out for a fleeting glimpse of the Detroit skyline, miles away.
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We'll probably never get to touch one ourselves (unless my National Treasure-inspired heist pans out the way I'm hoping) but WalletHub released some helpful trivia so we can at least pretend.
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It's all early days for this research, but if this finding pans out in humans, it could be very good news for people who are sick and very bad news for gyms.
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Whether or not the trade war pans out in America's favor, political analysts don't foresee farmers wavering on Trump any time soon — let alone voting against him in the 2020 presidential election.
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When the camera pans out from a tight shot on Lucas and Blake to show the rest of the room, there's a stunning tableau of the men's annoyed reactions to the drama.
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If he pans out, he could be a consistent starter for you and cost no more than a 10th round pick, and if he doesn't, there is plenty of other talented quarterbacks.
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Lauterbach analyzes the extent of Withers's F.B.I. participation and pans out to examine the ideologies of Martin Luther King, Jr.; Stokely Carmichael; and the Memphis black-power agitators whom Withers informed on.
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It won't ship until November and I want to wait and see how that new experience pans out, and if there are any first-generation bugs Apple will have to work out.
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After staring at herself in the back of her spoon for nearly 10 seconds, the camera finally pans out, and we see the Vogue cover girl pouring milk over her bowl of Cheerios.
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"If this pans out, this could be a real game changer," said Dr. José Baselga, the physician in chief at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, who will head the company's science advisory board.
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As in a movie trailer, the camera pans out to dozens of awkward, suit-clad adults scrambling through a desert field, as an audio track of Mr. Cruz from the November debate ascends.
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"There is little liquidity in the long duration bonds in the secondary market; we need to see how the liquidity pans out," said R Sivakumar, head of fixed income at Axis Mutual Fund.
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If this pans out, it could cause a domino effect with other US carriers following AT&T's lead — leaving Samsung little choice but to formally call off the Note 7's US release.
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In honor of this historic moment, no matter which way it pans out, let's revisit some of the shared jokes that got us through the last year and a half of mounting dread.
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At the end of the 15-second clip, Applegate is still playing a game of lock tag and the shot pans out with her kicking the vehicle and cursing to open the door.
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Growth was pegged at 0.4 percent in that poll but Williamson said the PMI pointed to a weaker 0.3 percent rate and could fall to 0.2 percent, depending on how December pans out.
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This new method can stimulate deep parts of the brain without surgery and — if it pans out in humans — it could be very helpful for people with neurological conditions like Parkinson's, depression, or epilepsy.
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The camera then pans out to show that Cayde-6 is actually battling in what appears to be the ruins of the Last City (an important Destiny location) before running back into the fight.
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It's going to be interesting to see what the turnout is for a rom-com, for a cast of all Asian people; It's going to be interesting to see how it all pans out.
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"I said before the referendum that regardless of how the vote in Britain pans out we cannot simply continue as before in Europe," Schaeuble said in a speech in the southern city of Fuerth.
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If SpaceX's plan to launch with a crew in July pans out, that would be embarrassing to Boeing for sure, but the simple truth is these things take as long as they have to.
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Not every negotiation results in a deal (or even a deal that pans out), but these crafty entrepreneurs prove that appearing on Shark Tank is a life-changing opportunity for them and their business.
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Getting it right is easier said than done though, and the way your day pans out can often hinge on small details, like missing the bus, or avoiding the queue at the coffee shop.
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It's been suggested that the Trump administration may be more liberal in respect to access to development-stage drugs and physician/patient choice too, but we'll have wait and see how that pans out.
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If the hire pans out, Sayegh would work out of the White House on a short-term basis and would aim to amplify the president's one-man response team, using surrogates and Trump supporters.
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This is something of a major development if it pans out — so far, the blocks on Huawei equipment have originated from the group of five nations known as the Five Eyes, who share intelligence information.
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Still, unless the pendulum swings dramatically toward a recession or a substantial pickup in inflation, the Fed may have no choice but to sit tight and wait to see how the trade war ultimately pans out.
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In a video posted on Twitter, a Weather Channel reporter struggles to stand upright and is seemingly holding on for dear life — until the camera pans out and captures two people casually strolling in the background.
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Regardless of what lawmakers view as the legislative solution, one thing that can be agreed on is something must be done to ensure consumers and taxpayers will be protected no matter how the program pans out.
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The camera pans out and we can see that his hot dog has been artfully sliced into pieces and assembled into a smile, with ketchup and mustard circles as eyes for the win (nicely done, mom!).
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As the camera pans out to show flamingos living where the atmosphere is thin enough that UV rays could burn human skin in four minutes, while wind whips salt from the lake high into the air.
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If Apple's on-stage promise of ridiculously easy peer-to-peer payments pans out in real life, than a lot of iPhone users may find themselves becoming "P2P" people without even having to download a separate app.
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No matter how Kelly's show pans out — failure or success — this clip went viral and will stand as either a milestone from which Kelly will only improve or the signifier that this was never going to work.
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Open source fans in the US and around the world will no doubt be watching Bulgaria closely to see how it all pans out, and if some of the lessons learned there can be used back home.
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Fans will have to wait until the Black Hood finally reveals his face to see if their theory pans out, but for Riverdale star K.J. Apa, he can rest easy knowing that he has all the answers.
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Time will tell how Goodbye Christopher Robin pans out, but if nothing else, it looks like the kind of movie that goes to the Oscars, in that it's a sweeping biopic about a brilliant but complicated man.
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In the beginning of the clip, Grande appears to be hanging upside down — similar to her "No Tears Left to Cry" video — until the camera pans out to reveal Grande sitting in the middle of a massive staircase.
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Of all the shows to go the choose-your-own-adventure route first, it makes sense for Black Mirror to give it a shot, giving viewers a chance to decide how a story pans out using Netflix's technology.
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Of course, in the song, the weak denial doesn't really work out so well for Shaggy, since his girlfriend basically walks in on him mid-sex with another woman, but we'll see how it pans out for Paul.
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Indeed, if the current round of the LME copper stocks battle pans out as before, a whole lot of LME metal, around 100,000 tonnes of it, is probably on its way to China in the not too distant future.
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But despite their poor track record, they are beloved by politicians, who can point to the packages as proof that they are doing something concrete to create jobs for their constituents—whether it pans out that way or not.
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"We expect the SARB to pause at the upcoming MPC meeting," said Elna Moolman, an economist at Standard Bank, citing the Moody's review, an upcoming budget and how a long-awaited turnaround plan for Eskom pans out as reasons.
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The clip opens with a shot of a plane soaring through the sky, the camera then follows a rose petal as it flutters across the screen and the shot pans out to reveal a windmill with a red door.
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I mean, he was elected on a platform, very different to the sort of platform that people here at Davos, the elites of Davos, would embrace, and so I will be very interested to see how that pans out.
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They anticipate some of the leads will be false starts, and in some instances they'll need to skip a tip because of staffing constraints, picking up on it later if it pans out through aggregation from other news sources.
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The challenge facing Google is that this problem has no easy fix — with two of three possible scenarios, either creators or advertisers will be unhappy, while Google is probably hoping a third scenario is the one that actually pans out.
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If the $47 billion number pans out, it would be identical in size to a $47 billion fund that was financed by Tsinghua University, China's leading engineering university, to spur the development of an indigenous semiconductor industry back in 2015.
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It's been a volatile start to the year for markets and David Solomon, co-head of the Investment Banking Division at Goldman Sachs, told CNBC that he was watching markets day-to-day to see how the situation pans out.
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Obsessiveness is a good filter for choosing roles, because there is nothing with more comic potential than a character who desperately wants something, and there's also nothing with more tragic potential; the distinction is in how that obsession pans out.
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And it mixes the pagan with the idea of a Garden of Eden — when Elio and Oliver spend their first night together, it's certainly explicit at first, but then the camera pans out the window to rest on a tree.
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HELSINKI (Reuters) - The European Central Bank should not tie its hands too early when it comes to future monetary policy decisions but look instead at how the economy pans out, Finland's new central bank governor Olli Rehn told Reuters on Tuesday.
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More recently, the carriers have all partnered on a system-level mobile authentication project that lets you use your phone as a password, called ZenKey, but we have to see how well that pans out as it only just launched earlier this month.
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In theory, if and when this kind of thing pans out on a commercial level, brain-monitored inputs could power a limitless array of outputs: anything from making an in-game VR avatar jump to turning off a set of Hue lights.
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Towards the end of the video, the high school character Gomez plays is dancing around her room instead of doing homework (been there) and the camera pans out to give us a glance at her bedroom wall, which is covered in posters.
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How this latest franchise reboot pans out remains to be seen, but given Hollywood's craving for established intellectual property, Universal will probably continue to return to its classic monsters for years to come, whether through effects-filled spectacles or low-budget thrillers.
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HELSINKI, July 17 (Reuters) - The European Central Bank should not tie its hands too early when it comes to future monetary policy decisions, but look instead at how the economy pans out, Finland's new central bank governor Olli Rehn told Reuters on Tuesday.
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He picked sugar beets in Michigan for a while, and then, in the nineteen-twenties, when the coal fields in West Virginia were booming, he moved down there and started peddling in the coal camps, selling pots and pans out of a wagon.
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Nuclear power has been in sharp decline globally since the 1970s, and it seems like every three years the media hypes a nuclear "renaissance" that never pans out: Bringing costs down would certainly help — but that's also not the industry's only headwind.
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It's a bold move that plays up the live-and-in-person element, and it's a wildly different approach to stand-up comedy when compared to Netflix, so it will be interesting to see how this pans out in the coming months.
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No matter how each individual relationship pans out, one constant is always present when an owner and a dog have that unbreakable bond — each is firmly convinced that the other is the most amazing, perfect, cute, funny, and downright incredible being that ever lived.
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If this trend pans out and the future of customer service really does entail less human interaction, whether it's for shopping or retrieving packages, those designing the new user interfaces will need to think about how to serve customers who may have accessibility challenges.
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If that pans out, it'll head another 1,000 miles out to the Great Pacific Garbage Patch, where the U-shaped system will autonomously gather floating plastic for a vessel to come along and scoop up every six weeks or so, like a garbage truck.
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DUBLIN, Sept 2 (Reuters) - There is time for Britain to put forward concrete Brexit proposals for the Irish border but Dublin will first wait and see how a "volatile" week in the British parliament pans out, Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar said on Monday.
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If the woman is a migrant, regardless of how the investigation pans out, she will be deported—because she is either guilty of breaking Thai anti-prostitution laws or because Thai policy for trafficking victims is to send women home, regardless of where home may be.
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If his vision pans out, SpaceX may need to pay only for fuel, minor refurbishment, and the system's development costs, which he told Rachel Crane of CNN Business on Saturday may be about $2 billion to $3 billion — not $10 billion, as he said in September 2018.
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But more so than CarPlay, which seems like it will remain a simple system for the iPhone, Android Automotive is positioned to be a true competitor in the auto market, especially if the software pans out as well for other vehicles as it does for the Polestar 2.
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Just in case neither of those pleasant fantasies pans out, you might thumb through a document released Thursday by the city's Independent Budget Office, which offers 90 ways for New York to either save money that it now spends or to collect some that it does not currently scoop up.
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The stark inequalities at the heart of the film are palpable throughout, although never more so than in one particular shot, when the lens pans out of a car Jack and his aide are sitting in, discussing his lack of enthusiasm for the campaign, focusing not on them but the changing landscape.
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If that ultimately pans out, Dorgelo said it would be severely limiting for the science and tech advisory council, which relied on those funds to bring together academics and industry experts outside of Washington, D.C. "OSTP would find it near impossible to operate the committee ... without the support of DOE funding," she said.
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Such scenarios generally involve everything going just right: every policy is passed in every sector, every technology pans out, we take no wrong turns and encounter no culs de sac, and climate sensitivity (the amount temperature changes in response to greenhouse gases) turns out to be on the lower end of scientific estimates.
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One focus is on whether the government will announce an increase to the 7-percent goods and services tax (GST) rate when it unveils its 2018 budget in February, Ling said, adding that the MAS may want to take some time to see how the market digests the budget and how inflation data pans out.
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Berrios has flashed promise since joining the rotation last month but, even if he pans out, there's the matter of four more rotation spots and precious few strike-throwers to fill them after the organization overemphasized pitching to contact—a not-entirely-awful idea that's nonetheless combusted in a "When Keeping It Real Goes Wrong" kind of way.
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Seierstad is at her best when she pans out to consider the variety of reasons Western women join ISIS (by 2013, there were 3,000 Westerners in Syria, several hundred of them women), drawn by a hunger for sisterhood, adventure and membership in a society they felt was colorblind — where shared allegiances were more important than race.
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" "Our challenge now and our focus is to get a deal that we can get through parliament agreed as quickly as possible ... shut down the uncertainty so we can unleash the very large stock of potential investment that is hanging over the UK economy in suspended animation while people wait to see how this pans out.
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If Thursday pans out as badly for Labour as some pollsters are predicting, then this would be really good news for David Cameron, especially given the reasons the public could have to dislike or distrust his party right now: the ongoing conflict between Jeremy Hunt and the junior doctors, the Prime Minister's involvement in the Panama Papers revelations, and the internal civil war over the EU referendum.
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I've put more time and energy into heavier lifts than a story like this—there's one I spent the better part of a year working on for Waypoint, only to watch it all fall apart in the most frustrating way possible—but you have to be prepared to cut losses and realize not every story pans out, or the answers you end up with might not be interesting to anyone but you, and sunk cost just not justify publishing.
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The mass ritual, which was widely reported at the time, garnered an alarmed response from the Intercessors for America (IFA), a prayer and fasting Christian organization, which issued a global call to the cult of Christ: "Whether or not this call for spells pans out and people act on it, we feel compelled, as the body of Christ and intercessors, to come against this evil with immediate and powerful prayer," the group said in a statement.
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Facebook founder Mark ZuckerbergMark Elliot ZuckerbergHillicon Valley: Zuckerberg to meet with lawmakers | Big tech defends efforts against online extremism | Trump attends secretive Silicon Valley fundraiser | Omar urges Twitter to take action against Trump tweet On The Money: Fed delivers second rate cut to fend off global risks | Trump says Fed has 'no guts' | House gets deal on continuing resolution | GM faces bipartisan backlash amid strike Zuckerberg to meet with lawmakers to discuss 'future internet regulation' MORE said in a Facebook post that he's "excited" to see how the feature pans out.
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