Pivotal gets the naming rights as it's called Pivotal Container Service.
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Pivotal also offers products for working with Kubernetes — a product called Pivotal Container Service that VMware and Google worked on in collaboration with Pivotal.
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You can read the full open letter below:To Pivotal & VMware leadership:We, the undersigned, are committed to Pivotal.
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Pivotal Software — Pivotal reported an adjusted loss of 3 cents per share, 2 cents a share smaller than expected.
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VMware says it's looking to acquire Pivotal Pivotal is best known for commercializing the open-source Cloud Foundry platform.
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Pivotal CEO talks IPO and balancing life in Dell family of companies Pivotal and VMware had another strong connection.
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This was a pivotal moment in my career and this is going to be a pivotal moment in your career.
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Pivotal Software – Pivotal reported an adjusted quarterly loss of 6 cents per share, 3 cents a share smaller than anticipated.
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In 2013, EMC and VMware launched Pivotal (along with GE as a limited partner) and handed off the commercial Cloud Foundry business to Pivotal.
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Dell is the majority stockholder of both Pivotal and VMware, and both VMware and DellEMC contributed assets to Pivotal when it was formed in 2013.
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Pivotal Software— Pivotal surged a whopping 68.7% after VMware said it's in talks to acquire the software company's Class A shares for $15 a piece.
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The new app store includes connectors for GitHub, Splunk, New Relic and hundreds of others, according to Pivotal Pivotal is an odd duck in some ways.
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VMware acquires Carbon Black for $2.1B and Pivotal for $2.7B Although these are two very different companies, both Carbon Black and Pivotal focus on modern workloads. 5.
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Dell Technologies, Pivotal Software, VMware — Shares of VMware plunged 9.9% after the software company announced the acquisition of software companies Pivotal Software and Carbon Black in separate deals.
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Pivotal Research: Buy Alphabet Shares of Alphabet popping higher as Pivotal Research Group upgraded the stock to "buy" from "hold" and increased their price target to $970 from $800.
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Dell itself continues to own the majority of VMware and Pivotal, and VMware also owns an interest in Pivotal already and sells Pivotal's services to its customers, as well.
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Pivotal and VMware will have their sales teams selling it, and Dell-EMC (which owns Pivotal and VMware) could be selling it with their hardware offerings in a package.
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The news of the Pivotal purchase is not a complete surprise, as VMware said last week it was proceeding with an agreement to buy all outstanding Class A shares of Pivotal.
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Michael Dell and Dell owned 131.3 million shares of Pivotal Class B stock, not including the 44.2 million shares of Pivotal Class B stock held by VMware, according to the filing.
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CHAFFETZ: -- out of the FBI, that is absolutely pivotal.
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"This is a pivotal moment for FIFA, but every moment has been a pivotal moment for FIFA," said Roger Pielke Jr., a political scientist who has studied the organization and its governance.
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The first study was a pivotal Phase 220069 clinical trial of solithromycin oral capsules, and the second was a global, pivotal Phase 26 clinical trial of intravenous solithromycin progressing to oral solithromycin.
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On Tuesday, Pivotal announced an alpha version of Pivotal Application Service for Kubernetes, which allows developers to ship, secure, and run code on the popular open source cloud project started by Google engineers.
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At pivotal points in the book, the prose grows overheated.
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With Wednesday's drop, Pivotal shares are down 33% this year.
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We also have DocuSign, Pivotal and Smartsheet on the horizon.
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This year's midterms will be a pivotal test for Democrats.
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House lawmakers running in pivotal Senate races such as Rep.
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She's a fascinating figure, as pivotal as she is fleeting.
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But independent shops like Pivotal are free to do so.
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Eddie Murphy's Delirious was a pivotal moment in my childhood.
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Pivotal has a couple of new friends with big wallets.
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Pivotal was the second on the list, at 19 percent.
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CHAFFETZ: David, the Supreme Court is such a pivotal pick.
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Gentleman Jack starts at a pivotal moment in Lister's life.
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VMware bought Pivotal Software Inc in a $2.7 billion deal.
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Dell's stake in Pivotal will be exchanged for VMware shares.
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The shift comes at a pivotal moment for the company.
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"The next month will be pivotal for RPC," they added.
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I'm turning up at a fairly pivotal moment for Healy.
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Warren, they agree, played a pivotal role in the battle.
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Pivotal has kind of a strange role for a company.
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Hayv Kahraman: Memory plays a pivotal role in my work.
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Young activists play a pivotal role in shaping such discourse.
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" The analyst said Pivotal faces "industry and company specific headwinds.
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Mr Chi claims that 2019 should be a pivotal year.
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This was a pivotal moment for the young southern rapper.
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These youngsters will play a pivotal role in the elections.
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Take a look at results from several pivotal Senate races.
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And I think that we're at a really pivotal point.
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Electroclash arrived at a pivotal point in club culture history.
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Her final conversation with Alisa will prove to be pivotal.
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DeRozan then started the pivotal run with a free throw.
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Tennessee's Senate race is among the pivotal ones to watch.
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Was there ever a hairball so pivotal this adorable flerken's?
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The ICA show was pivotal in determining all our futures.
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All the same, this is a pivotal moment for Facebook.
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Which brings us to the pivotal moment: the photo itself.
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The pivotal moment came on Friday at around 11 a.m.
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Sweet decided to give him the pivotal role of officiant.
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The pivotal group will be unaligned voters and their expectations.
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The Hill: Trump faces a pivotal moment on North Korea.
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The Paris Peace Forum, then, arrives at a pivotal moment.
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Pivotal also projected strong second quarter and full year outlook.
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Collins was a pivotal undecided swing vote in Kavanaugh's confirmation.
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We're in an extremely pivotal moment in our country's history.
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Monday night is, weirdly, a pivotal night in US history.
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Pivotal Research estimates it will reach $38 billion by 2023.
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The scene also resembles another pivotal moment in Scandal history.
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The pivotal factor will be how fast that rain falls.
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Schot takes the helm at a pivotal time for Audi.
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"The Flash's" Tom Cavanaugh will be playing "pivotal character" Pariah.
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That's where the pivotal races in 2018 are being fought.
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It was a very pivotal part of the original series.
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It was a shellacking, and McCarthy played a pivotal role.
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Pennsylvania often is a pivotal state in U.S. presidential elections.
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It came at the most pivotal point in my life.
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Ms. Pénicaud has been pivotal to ushering in such changes.
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Here too, Justice Kennedy's retirement may prove to be pivotal.
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The pivotal event in Brandice Daniel's career arrived without fanfare.
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" — TREVOR NOAH "Last night was a pivotal moment for Democrats.
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Animals play a pivotal role in Colin Meloy's "Wildwood," too.
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Then, at this pivotal moment in her career, disaster struck.
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Ohio often is a pivotal state in U.S. presidential elections.
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Smith's two baskets set the stage for Campbell's pivotal basket.
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But it was Bunker whose role Johnson considered most pivotal.
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In December 2019, VMware acquired the developer software company Pivotal.
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House managers are making their arguments at a pivotal time.
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The holiday season may prove to be a pivotal point.
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Its pivotal scene involves a New Year's Eve party. 22.50.
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The MCU came into my life at a pivotal time.
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McHenry's experience is another pivotal step in the #MeToo movement.
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It is clear that Bolton could be a pivotal witness.
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Stacey Evans, as a pivotal piece of the 22019 plans.
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Deckers' shares also fell after a downgrade from Pivotal Research.
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Kavanaugh could become a pivotal justice on issues including abortion.
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Meanwhile, James Waters from Pivotal was seeing many large customers using Google Cloud tools with Pivotal tools and the need for Kubernetes in the tool kit became readily apparent as it grew in popularity.
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Pivotal Research and SunTrust downgraded Yahoo to hold and neutral, respectively.
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But Scalia played a pivotal intellectual role in refining the concept.
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Would you consider that to be being pivotal for their campaign?
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There's a pivotal moment in the show where Janet shuts down.
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The Keurig machine itself was a pivotal moment for culinary efficiency.
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Singh called the moves "pivotal" towards encouraging the start-up community.
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All of this comes at a pivotal time for LGBTQ rights.
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McDaniel played a pivotal role in desegregating housing in Los Angeles.
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In season four, David is going through a particularly pivotal time.
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Dell had taken Pivotal public last year for $15 per share.
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The battle for momentum in the two states could prove pivotal.
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An ill-fitting glove became a pivotal moment during his trial.
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Would Kevin really abandon his play on such a pivotal night?
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"This is really a pivotal time for our people," Orr said.
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Tonight's debate on ABC looms as a pivotal test for Buttigieg.
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News of the complaint comes at a pivotal time for Boeing.
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It's going to be a pivotal couple of months for Qualcomm.
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Till's death became a pivotal moment in the civil rights movement.
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What would your life be like without a pivotal female influence?
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" Levitt also said, "The next open enrollment period will be pivotal.
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The surprising development came days before the pivotal first presidential debate.
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The pivotal Republican women in the vote, of course, are Sens.
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Snap and Twitter were both upgraded by Pivotal Research on Friday.
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Others succinctly convey a fraught moment, intimate encounter or pivotal discovery.
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All of which makes the character of Mrs Merkel's successor pivotal.
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"I was at this pivotal moment in my life," she says.
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"It was the most pivotal moment of my life," he says.
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It was a pivotal moment at the end of tumultuous campaign.
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These pivotal results act as a wake-up call to filmmakers.
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Like the 19423 lynchings, these killings occurred at a pivotal moment.
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For the European Union, the Commission presidency is a pivotal role.
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For the European Union, the Commission presidency is a pivotal job.
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Snowden recounted that pivotal conversation in an interview with the Verge.
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" Pivotal said it thinks the grocery store retailer's stock is "mispriced.
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The official said the pair remained pivotal in the smuggling business.
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Pivotal reduced its price target on Alphabet to $950 from $970.
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Samsung's long battle with Apple has entered a pivotal new phase.
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That backing was pivotal, and arguably decisive, in electing him president.
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Voting rights cases have become pivotal battlegrounds ahead of the Nov.
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"We are at a pivotal time in space exploration," UBS said.
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M.G. Siegler forecasts a precarious and pivotal 2019 for the company.
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When did a TV wedding not prove pivotal for its attendees?
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It's the backdrop to some of the show's most pivotal scenes.
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Here is a list of Republicans pivotal to the bill's fate.
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That's why the "Garden of Eden" photograph became his pivotal picture.
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This bevy of Amazon products were announced at a pivotal time.
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The Comey letter also came at a pivotal moment for voters.
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What game scores play a pivotal role in creating their setting?
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Her pivotal moment came when her kids lost their favorite teacher.
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"It's tough right there," Mitchell said of the pivotal Judge error.
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That changed today with the alpha launch of Pivotal Function Service.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters Breakingviews) - China's politicians are preparing for a pivotal event.
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"This is a pivotal moment," Clinton said in her Thursday message.
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"We see 270 as a pivotal year for transportation," he said.
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There was another reason Unruh's rampage was such a pivotal event.
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And congressional Democrats have voted along with Republicans at pivotal moments.
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Voters without college educations have always been pivotal to his success.
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"I think we're at a really pivotal moment," she told BNA.
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The investment is pivotal to making the most of trade opportunities.
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Sumlin dismisses the idea that this is pivotal season for him.
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Brazil's president, Dilma Rousseff, faces a pivotal vote on impeachment Sunday.
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There are other pivotal questions, reflecting crucial dynamics around the country.
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I think the attempted suicide and Jim's accidental intervention were pivotal.
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These governors can play a pivotal role in the presidential campaign.
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The tax reform debate was a pivotal moment for the NMTC.
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It was a pivotal time for me to take that leap.
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His withdrawal means the last televised debate before Iowa's pivotal Feb.
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A pivotal moment came when Lee's friend, the conservative Republican Sen.
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"It's empire retention," said Brian Wieser, an analyst at Pivotal Research.
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Imagine a pivotal moment in the history of the Supreme Court.
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It's a pivotal time for Oracle in this cloud arms race.
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The incident was pivotal in the launch of the Russia probe.
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Civil rights was the pivotal issue, but not the only one.
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"That was a pivotal at-bat in that game," Weiss said.
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They may be holdouts, but they are unlikely to be pivotal.
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Access to inside information became pivotal and, it turned out, lethal.
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A pivotal moment came with 20:23 remaining in the second.
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It's likely to be more salient this year, with a pivotal
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A vulnerability disclosure is a pivotal moment in the vulnerability's life.
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It also appeared at a pivotal moment in American intellectual life.
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The change in tenor signaled a pivotal moment for Mr. Sanders.
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In many ways, 19883 was a pivotal year in the genre.
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Faith plays a pivotal part in Mae's friend group as well.
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Florida may prove especially pivotal over time, the Brookings authors believe.
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Last year was pivotal to Mr. Ferguson's development as a photographer.
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They have also stood in for romantic partnerships during pivotal moments.
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But by halftime, he had thrown two picks that proved pivotal.
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It's used by companies like Google, Square, Pinterest, Pivotal, and Atlassian.
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Now it seems that Pivotal raised a lot more than that.
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" (Read The Times review.) "The most pivotal battle of all time.
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It's pivotal we find a way to keep these powerful cars.
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American Dream could play a pivotal role in Meadowlands Arena's future.
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Pivotal is one of the founding members of the Reactive Foundation.
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So I wondered, would Offred's perspective remain pivotal in the series?
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That experience, she said, was pivotal toward developing her management skills.
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It's all creating a pivotal moment for U.S. policy towards Iran.
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Three plays proved pivotal for the Astros after the Gurriel homer.
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Op-Ed Contributor This is a pivotal moment in American history.
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Political watchers think the appeal to young voters could be pivotal.
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The cave was a pivotal site for mid-20th century archaeology.
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Such speed could prove pivotal during the current outbreak, says Andersen.
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Turkey certainly recognizes that an independent economy is pivotal to stability.
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" Pivotal Software: "No, we've got a takeover situation going on there.
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" Schiff said, adding that the "President has a pivotal role there.
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"Today's transaction is a pivotal milestone," Culp said in a statement.
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Institutional support for education was pivotal in the revival of Welsh.
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To wit: A pivotal death scene is just dropped and forgotten.
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Bahrain is "pivotal to maintaining Persian Gulf security" given its location.
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That makes the new justice pick a seemingly more pivotal one.
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This is a pivotal moment for me and Detroit Public Schools.
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The BPA's arrival marked a pivotal moment in American cultural history.
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For the European Union, the Commission presidency is a pivotal role.
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This could prove to be a pivotal fight for both men.
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The lab received a significant contribution from Pivotal Ventures, an incubator founded by Melinda Gates and led by Jennifer Klein, a strategist for Time's Up. The organization declined to say exactly how much Pivotal Ventures had donated.
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Trump's capture of economic discontents was pivotal to his 2016 election victory.
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The Get Down chronicles a pivotal moment in New York City history.
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That makes a potential 2020 Senate race in Arizona even more pivotal.
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This has to be the most pivotal chapter of your entire life.
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The pivotal question hanging over oil markets remains that of production cutbacks.
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"Google did better than Facebook this year," says Pivotal analyst Brian Weiser.
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Along with tourism, shipping is a pivotal sector for the Mediterranean country.
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Pruitt&aposs resignation comes at a pivotal time for the White House.
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CNN: The Homeless World Cup played a pivotal role in your life.
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Sometimes, your entire life has been leading up to one pivotal moment.
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I will also say that fence jump is the most pivotal moment.
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How could somebody who had been so pivotal have fallen like that?
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The lockers that I found so pivotal are perhaps the best example.
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Hopefully, it won't one day decide the outcome of a pivotal game.
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That law professors became pivotal players in this drama was never inevitable.
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Stock market investors showed lukewarm enthusiasm for Pivotal Software's debut on Friday.
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Pivotal also claims to have strong brand awareness and a good reputation.
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Dell Technologies (DELL) is a controlling stakeholder in both VMWare and Pivotal.
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The pivotal hit was a two-run home run by Francisco Lindor.
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Other companies that have submitted filings include DocuSign, Zuora, Smartsheet and Pivotal.
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Dell Technologies Inc is the controlling stockholder for VMware and Pivotal Software.
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The Pivotal deal is for a blended price per share of $11.71.
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Research published Wednesday in Nature sheds new light on this pivotal transition.
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It played the pivotal role in saving the continent from Nazi Germany.
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In the summer of 1970, they all experience the same pivotal event.
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Hey girl, can I play a pivotal role in your murder trial?
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But, then came a pivotal moment that triggered an alarm for help.
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Unsurprisingly, Google and Pivotal worked with Cloud Foundry on building this integration.
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This is a pivotal moment, and if we make the wrong move ….
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"Telling a story like this now is pivotal and important," he said.
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In statements on Friday, Dimitrov said discussions were at a pivotal point.
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Last season's finale left us at a pivotal moment in the series.
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In a large republic, an individual's contribution is almost always non-pivotal.
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"This really is a pivotal moment for BT," Patterson said last week.
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For the European Union, the Commission presidency is a similarly pivotal job.
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Easter egg hunts are a pivotal part of any Easter Sunday gathering.
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The Galaxy Note 23 will be yet another pivotal moment for Samsung.
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The Galaxy Note 26 will be yet another pivotal release for Samsung.
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The vote in the House was a pivotal moment for President Trump.
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Brandacher was taking over at a pivotal moment for the VCA field.
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Scenes linger in a depressive funk, or cut away at pivotal moments.
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As Archie's father, Fred has played a pivotal role in the series.
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I think, really, the pivotal moment for me was the Snowden disclosures.
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Volatile seed prices have put pressure on pivotal corn and soybean production.
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Sitcoms have played a pivotal role in portraying Black culture on television.
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Over the past year these have often happened during pivotal political moments.
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Pivotal also offers global ecommerce services and has more than 50,000 merchants.
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Some of these are likely pivotal moments, while others may be forgotten.
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Revenue was "a relatively disappointing number," Pivotal Research analyst Brian Wieser said.
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We are at a pivotal moment in the development of the IoT.
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Yet even that seemingly pivotal piece of evidence goes only so far.
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Pivotal also increased its price target to $73 per share from $64.
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This point will likely be a pivotal one in the case ahead.
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The seat could be pivotal to which party controls the upper chamber.
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Pivotal also increased the price target to $73 per share from $64.
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Space travel is set to take a pivotal step forward this weekend.
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The race could be pivotal in which party controls the Senate majority.
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This is a pivotal moment in your life—a rebirth is here.
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For Shakespeare, 1599 was a better — and more pivotal — year than most.
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Third, Secretary Perry will lead a little known but pivotal department office.
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The Hill: Conservatives and liberals agree - nominee a pivotal vote on abortion.
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Republic as its publisher at such a pivotal moment in the publication's
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The Hill: Embrace of reparations highlights pivotal Dem contest for black voters.
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What is one to make of these pivotal moments in female biography?
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More than half the approvals were based on just one pivotal trial.
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Susan Collins (R-Maine) was a pivotal swing vote in Kavanaugh's confirmation.
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Pivotal, too, has its own Kubernetes technology to bring to the table.
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The Benczkowski vote could mark a pivotal moment in the Russia investigation.
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Then move onto Egypt, always pivotal but not (yet) in Moscow's camp.
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The three states have been pivotal in the last four presidential elections.
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And their common struggle makes this a pivotal moment in American Protestantism.
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Harris had $10 million on hand going into the pivotal fourth quarter.
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Sweden played a pivotal and troubling role in Protestant and Catholic history.
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At Wednesday's conference, Google announced support from partners like Pivotal and Rackspace.
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Women's basketball is entering a pivotal time to entice a national audience.
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He also had a pivotal 91-point play early in the fourth.
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Mr. Cruz and Mr. Kasich also see the Wisconsin primary as pivotal.
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Other companies that have filed recently include Dropbox, Pivotal, Smartsheet and Zuora.
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It will be a pivotal moment for the Senate health care legislation.
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And fans are freaking the fuck out about the pivotal face-off.
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Ghetts – as he later renamed himself – quickly became a pivotal grime player.
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General Flynn played pivotal roles in military campaigns in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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She remembers sleeping in three-hour increments during its most pivotal moments.
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Established character actors Peter Scolari and Charles Grodin play pivotal smaller roles.
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Year of a pivotal election: Republican Richard Nixon versus Democrat Hubert Humphrey.
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The flagship industry in a pivotal swing state faces an economic crisis.
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Readers told us what matters to them most in this pivotal race.
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" Weingarten said Berman had a "pivotal role to find out what happened.
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"We have reached a pivotal, perhaps even an historic, moment," he said.
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"She was pivotal in our careers," Mr. Mackintosh said at the ceremony.
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Colonel Petrov was at a pivotal point in the decision-making chain.
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Mr. Wray played a pivotal role in the aftermath of the Sept.
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Time, as much as anything, may be pivotal to their future successes.
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Here's a closer look at how these pivotal issues are playing out.
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The race could be pivotal for determining which party controls the Senate.
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One New Yorker in particular played a pivotal role in the fight.
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That makes next Wednesday a potentially pivotal day in the Senate trial.
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Yet many of the most pivotal moments in King's life weren't planned.
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The legislature's next two weeks are pivotal, or ratification will advance elsewhere.
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The controversial proposal comes one week out from the pivotal midterm elections.
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The pivotal decision that I made was to study abroad, in England.
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Van Grack said the conduct of the FBI in the pivotal Jan.
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And in 2020, Michigan's 16 Electoral College votes will once be pivotal.
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Within the Ahmanson's auditorium, Mr. Jue, as DHH, rehearsed that pivotal scene.
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In the Davis children's landscape of loss, the rare victory was pivotal.
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He's hiring hundreds of staffers and opening offices in pivotal swing states.
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At pivotal moments these boys, often shy and unassuming, find their voice.
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Other apps affected include Agile CRM, Instapage, Pivotal Tracker, Sourcegraph and PokemonGo.
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ET. Coming next week: A pivotal general election in the United Kingdom.
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Among Pivotal Ventures' partners are Aspect Ventures, Defy Ventures and Founders Fund.
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Simpson recently shared a moment she felt was pivotal in her career.
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"Two key strikeouts at a pivotal point in the game," Farrell said.
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Clinton's team will expect their organizational abilities to play a pivotal role.
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We're currently in one of the most pivotal moments in U.S. history.
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Campaigns are already gearing up for a pivotal midterm cycle next year.
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That media dynamic only began to shift after another pivotal Cox moment.
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Some pivotal events will shape success or failure in the coming year.
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His promotion comes at a pivotal moment for the $893 billion company.
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He's expected to play a pivotal role in the upcoming Captain America.
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We fly you through the scenes of two pivotal Super Bowl plays.
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And Michael Almereyda's reimagining of a pivotal social experiment lands on Hulu.
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"Today's transaction is a pivotal milestone," Mr. Culp said in a statement.
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If temperatures are to cool, the next few weeks could prove pivotal.
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The strike comes at a pivotal moment for the ride-hailing industry.
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Advocacy groups are targeting five senators as pivotal in the confirmation fight.
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His acceptance played a really pivotal role in rekindling my sexual self.
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Its 1996 release came at a pivotal time in British drug culture.
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But, this pivotal point in history isn't just the consequence of social media.
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But for segregated schools, hiring is just as pivotal and often more challenging.
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In the pivotal moments yet to come, will Biden step up and deliver?
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Who were some pivotal DJs, labels, or parties that shaped your current sound?
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A pivotal moment arrives with the full moon in Taurus on October 24!
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And that's pivotal for a future in which robots interact closely with humans.
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Pivotal is not the only firm that is bullish on Amazon this year.
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Pivotal and Instinet with sell ratings and Aegis Capital with a hold rating.
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Friday, Trump hopes to engineer a pivotal political moment that will echo Reagan's.
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Did you see those events from her childhood as pivotal to that decision?
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There were reports last November suggesting that Pivotal could IPO early this year.
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VICE: Why does fashion play such a pivotal role in our world today?
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Garland's confirmation would likely be a pivotal moment in the Court's modern history.
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Front-line nations wanting to assert their pivotal role, their need for support.
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Overall, tech firms will continue to thrive, says Brian Wieser of Pivotal Research.
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Amazon's experiment began at a pivotal moment for the world's largest online retailer.
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A pivotal Pool A match between Japan and Scotland at 73:45 p.m.
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A pivotal Pool A match between Japan and Scotland at 7:45 p.m.
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Lastly, it's cities that are pivotal to the future of the car industry.
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The call was the pivotal piece of evidence which led to Trump's impeachment.
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Gavin's challenge was to act out a pivotal life moment in slow-motion.
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Eventually, she ended up at Airbnb at a pivotal time for the company.
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For Stoddard, the pivotal event of recent history was the Russo-Japanese War.
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Trump's New York victory came at a pivotal moment for the front-runner.
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Casey, Kennedy provided the pivotal vote affirming the core holding of Roe v.
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The company expects to have final data from the pivotal trial in 2019.
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However, Pivotal gave a lower-than-expected sales forecast for the full year.
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I can't overstate the importance of this lace engine; it's a pivotal upgrade.
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Marian (Eve Hewson) is a pivotal character and a moral compass, of course.
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Did it feel like that for you, as one of the pivotal players?
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Because that seems to be such a pivotal chess piece in these conversations.
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Let's turn "What is Aleppo?" into a pivotal point in this dismal campaign.
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Predictive analytics will have a pivotal role in shaping the future of cybersecurity.
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Pivotal sees potential for Snap to go private and improve its revenue sources.
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Since its inception, Pivotal has raised an astonishing $1.7 billion, according to Crunchbase.
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While everyone was looking at Dropbox's debut, Pivotal Software dropped its IPO filing.
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Widespread involvement across all industries and sectors is pivotal to the program's success.
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At that pivotal moment, Republicans in Washington could have come to Murkowski's defense.
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The KPK says Mr Setya played a pivotal part in the current scandal.
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"The margins were well below the expectations," Pivotal Research analyst Lou Miscioscia said.
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Fortunately, now is also the pivotal moment for the truly disruptive start-ups.
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That's what NBC's Sandor Vanocur did during the pivotal first Kennedy-Nixon debate.
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President Donald Trump nominated Kavanaugh to fill the Supreme Court's pivotal ninth seat.
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And certainly the relationship between the U.S. and China is pivotal to us.
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Uber, founded ten years ago, is at a pivotal point in its history.
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And in the Netflix revival, the gazebo plays just as pivotal a role.
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Here are the major takeaways from this pivotal moment for the European Union.
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The Cuban and Venezuelan communities are important in the pivotal state of Florida.
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"We are living in a pivotal moment in history for women," she said.
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I recorded it, and it became such a pivotal song in my career.
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For me, it's pivotal to the extent that it reflects what's happening today.
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Washington (CNN)Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump won pivotal primaries Tuesday, while Gov.
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"Rolls-Royce is at a pivotal moment in its history," East told reporters.
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The company's customers include Zayo Group, Well Wallet, Pivotal Software and Misty Robotics .
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But how pivotal was she in helping you think about your own manhood?
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Until now, there was good reason to avoid making the investigation so pivotal.
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VICE News examined three that could result in pivotal decisions for reproductive rights.
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We will explain how Clinton and the Democratic Party lost this pivotal election.
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A pivotal scene of the movie takes place at a market in Nyhavn.
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They did so to discuss voting "irregularities" in the pivotal state of Ohio.
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Greenidge depicts the relationship between James and William as strained yet ultimately pivotal.
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The Church is set to play a pivotal role in this fight. In
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The televised showdown comes at a pivotal point in the hotly contested race.
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Kevin Cramer will face off in North Dakota's pivotal Senate election, as expected.
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The American star Venus Williams played a pivotal part in closing that gap.
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The spots will not target two of the most pivotal swing votes — Sens.
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At this absolutely pivotal time, one thing is clear: Colombia needs more help.
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He has also played pivotal roles across the company's key acquisitions, including Lynda.
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The fact that wealthy suburbs are so pivotal only makes the problem worse.
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This is one area where mentorship can be pivotal to a successful transition.
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His testimony could turn out to be the pivotal moment in the case.
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Let's revisit the history that led us to this pivotal point in time.
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We are at a pivotal time and the world's future is at stake.
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Outcasts and othered, we discovered our true calling during a pivotal, private moment.
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The great Kirby and Lee comics of the 1960s were pivotal in remaking
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One woman could be seen texting during one of the pivotal action scenes.
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"Olympics is a convenient excuse," said Brian Wieser, analyst at Pivotal Research Group.
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That same summer turned out to be a pivotal moment for social media.
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We already know that the bikini can play a pivotal role on screen.
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Bottled in 2007—the same year that David Wondrich published his pivotal Imbibe!
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Other brands like VMware, Virtustream, RSA and Pivotal will also reportedly live on.
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What you thought was fun and games may turn out to be pivotal.
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Even including Instagram and WhatsApp, Pivotal says it still observed a 6% decline.
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On the nonbiological, analytic side of the discipline, world events again proved pivotal.
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Cunningham is one of several candidates running in pivotal swing states this November.
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In this video, they broke down a pivotal scene before the season finale.
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"Thursday last week was a bit of a pivotal moment," TD's Goldberg said.
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Today AT&T is at a pivotal inflection point in its storied history.
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Her pivotal decision was to start her career as a waitress … at Hooters.
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"I think we're at a pivotal point," said Alicia Wargo, the school's principal.
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Peter was so pivotal because the band was incapable of everything besides playing.
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She was also present for many of the Trump administration's early pivotal moments.
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Their connection, though, has been pivotal since the start of the Trump administration.
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But some political experts say the 37th Senate District may be that pivotal.
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The pivotal event in "Upstate" centers on the daughter responsible for the gathering.
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Both Heptio and Pivotal have made Kubernetes a key part of their business.
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And then there were some pivotal moments along the way, like Eden's death.
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In all the other races, including three in pivotal Orange County districts Mrs.
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Judge Kavanaugh has been nominated to fill a pivotal seat on the court.
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I hope people understand how pivotal Selma has been in shaping American history.
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In our video, above, we take a closer look at this pivotal contest.
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She also played a pivotal role in getting her to return to school.
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General Suleimani has been a pivotal, if shadowy, figure in Iraq for years.
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In addition, it seems to have been a pivotal moment in Gauguin's career.
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The startup's growth is coming at a pivotal time in the property market.
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During a pivotal election season, the chaos in the borderlands mirrors turmoil nationwide.
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Video has proved pivotal in helping the police solve a number of cases.
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Brian Wieser, a senior analyst for communications and technology at Pivotal Research, agreed.
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His legs didn't respond fast enough to Durant on the game's pivotal possession.
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The impeachment inquiry is entering a pivotal phase as Congress returns from recess.
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Either way, this bloc of Republicans could prove pivotal for the Trump proceedings.
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His training as an engineer was pivotal to his insights into industrial processes.
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What's the point: Marist released three polls in pivotal Senate races this week.
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Mr. Genscher was a pivotal political leader in the Federal Republic of Germany.
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King Abdullah II of Jordan seems to have played a particularly pivotal role.
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An exhibition of Matisse's black ink drawings in Paris proved to be pivotal.
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Alphabet rose 2.3% after Pivotal Research upgraded the stock to "buy", while Salesforce.
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Alphabet rose 2.2% after Pivotal Research upgraded the stock to "buy", while Salesforce.
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The months he spent in the city were pivotal to his meteoric rise.
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Cut the chatter at the pivotal moments or I'm watching the show later!
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Mr. Silverman was pivotal not only to important shows, but also to careers.
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And this is a pivotal moment that can&apost be wasted, he argued.
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Sundar Pichai is taking over Google parent company Alphabet at a pivotal moment.
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These findings come at a pivotal time for the future of the planet.
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Dell Technologies, EMC, and Michael Dell now own 80.8 percent of Pivotal today.
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It could equally be pivotal for life that exists elsewhere in the Universe.
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The bilateral exercises come at a pivotal moment of diplomacy with North Korea.
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This crosstab gets at something pivotal about Warren: Unlike Biden or Vermont Sen.
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In Washington state, voters picked their nominees in a couple pivotal House races.
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A pivotal scene in the film features Glenn nervously preparing for his flight.
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It has been a turbulent 12 months, bookended by these two pivotal speeches.
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Some players are beloved for a pivotal game, memorable play or signature celebration.
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But Poniewozik's book describes how the power of television was a pivotal factor.
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The turnover comes at a pivotal point for Trump on the world stage.
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Pivotal Policy Role: BFG supplies 44.7% of Shanghai's vegetable and edible agriculture products.
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The pivot to drugmaking comes at a pivotal time for some tobacco giants.
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The outbreak has ground pivotal 2020 presidential campaign operations to a near halt.
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And if there is a runoff, standing among female voters could prove pivotal.
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Ron DeSantis to postpone large gatherings played a pivotal role in his decision.
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He'll be coming on at a pivotal and dangerous moment for the administration.
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Here's the story behind the Russian operative pivotal to the special counsel investigation.
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Williams also had a steal, blocked shot and assist in that pivotal stretch.
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The last decade, in particular, has been a pivotal period for Cox's work.
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A photographer reflects on two pivotal elections in her hometown, 653 years apart.
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And the agents became the pivotal figure for a lot of these guys.
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Both of those controversies turned out to be pivotal in the 2016 election.
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Even the pivotal scene where Starr tells her father she's dating someone white.
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"Maybach Music 2" isn't a pivotal song in Lil Wayne's catalog, per se.
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Spotify – Spotify was downgraded to "hold" from "buy" at Pivotal Research, which noted a run-up in the streaming music service's stock price to a price near its target as well as what Pivotal considers "too aggressive" consensus on 2018 growth.
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Spotify (SPOT) was downgraded to "hold" from "buy" at Pivotal Research, which noted a run-up in the streaming music service's stock to a price near its target, as well as what Pivotal considers "too aggressive" consensus on 2018 growth.
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From the outset, the prekindergarten administrators made data-mining and analysis a pivotal component.
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He was also exposed to African-American experimentalism at a pivotal place and time.
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These included Amazon (AWS), Cloudera, Hortonworks, IBM, MapR, Pivotal, Teradata, Intel and Microsoft (Azure).
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These were some pivotal and shocking moments that have helped define the fledgling platform.
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Meetup's cultural descentMeetup made its culture a pivotal point in its pitch to recruits.
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Did these two pivotal figures in our nation's history get along for a spell?
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Another company to just file is Pivotal Software, a spinoff of EMC and VMware.
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Access to such resources has been pivotal — especially in times of internal company conflict.
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Jukin Media was founded way back in 2009, a pivotal time in internet history.
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Mueller's testimony will be a pivotal moment for the Trump administration and Congress alike.
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Ezeli later became a pivotal player for the Warriors in the 2016-17 season.
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He recognizes what is the most pivotal challenge for Democrats during the Trump presidency.
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Real estate agents play a pivotal role in mortgage fraud, according to industry insiders.
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BlackRock also has a pivotal shareholder vote in corporate-governance matters involving those companies.
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His son-in-law Jared Kushner is playing a pivotal role in foreign policy.
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Barbata was pivotal in leading the 2013 repatriation and burial in Mexico of Pastrana.
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The young will have dwindled from a pivotal voting bloc into a peripheral one.
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Kickstarter has always been a trailblazer, and this is a pivotal moment for tech.
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Pilots will play a pivotal role in that process, a Boeing spokesman told Reuters.
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After all, pivotal elections in India's largest state, Uttar Pradesh, loom early next year.
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The e-tron will hit the market at a pivotal time for electric vehicles.
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After Gesell failed to convert on a drive, Williams delivered his two pivotal baskets.
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Pivotal also faces challenges from SAP Cloud Platform, Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Azure.
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These policy problems are pivotal to understanding why the mandate was so politically toxic.
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Huawei's store plans and discussions come at a pivotal time for Android in Europe.
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Dell Technologies is a controlling stakeholder in both Pivotal and VMWare, and fell 6.6%.
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In this pivotal moment for the President and our democracy, what is Pelosi's endgame?
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You absolutely can have a compelling and successful show with women playing pivotal roles.
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The small electoral prize -- four electoral votes -- could be pivotal if the race tightens.
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This year, Tillis has cast some pivotal votes in favor of the president's priorities.
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Their pivotal position was described in the novels of Anthony Trollope and George Eliot.
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Those results included a loss from an investment the company made in Pivotal Software.
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Abani joins at a pivotal time for the company, which was founded in 2011.
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Looking back at 2018, it's crystal clear it was a pivotal year for OnePlus.
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At nearly 11 pm on the eve of the pivotal Indiana primary, U.S. Rep.
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He sometimes sides with the court's four liberals and could be the pivotal vote.
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After launching in 2017, the Overwatch League is entering something of a pivotal period.
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But the most pivotal addition to the battle royale game is its ranked mode.
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It's far from ideal, having a large group amassed to witness this pivotal journey.
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But his win in tonight's Indiana primary was pivotal, for a number of reasons.
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That moment came in summer 2016, a pivotal time in the US presidential campaign.
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The space environment around us is a pivotal resource for the future of humanity.
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Here are the pivotal races that NBC News has called so far Tuesday night.
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The most pivotal moment in Golden State's championship run last season was an injury.
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GE was an early Pivotal investor, pouring $105 million into the company in 2013.
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Pivotal is eventually expected to go public on its own in a partial spinout.
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Though removed from the rest of the story, Taystee's (Danielle Brooks) arc is pivotal.
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The Virgin Islands' delegation could play a pivotal role if neither Trump nor Sen.
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I describe the progression of my drug use, the pivotal points in my life.
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When iPadOS arrives this fall, it will be a pivotal moment for Apple's tablet.
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Studying lakes is pivotal because the ocean doesn't lend itself well to controlled experiments.
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Rhineland-Palatinate, a wine-growing region, is shaping up as the pivotal swing state.
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Through the winding, quickly paced tale, unease is a pivotal part of Universal Harvester.
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This is a powerful, pivotal moment in your life, especially around your professional goals.
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Deeon, as you'll hopefully know, is a pivotal part of the Dance Mania story.
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Political analysts have noted that 2011 was a pivotal year for Al-Assad's regime.
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By partnering with Ries, Pivotal is getting a defined approach to present to clients.
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Working with Ries enables Pivotal to co-brand and bring his techniques to clients.
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She's become a power-player investor through her somewhat secretive investment firm Pivotal Ventures.
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It could be one of the most pivotal for markets in a long time.
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But for many, it's also proven to be pivotal in forming long-lasting connections.
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McGrath will certainly help drive Democratic messaging about McConnell in a pivotal election year.
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Here is a list of five such cases in which Gorsuch could be pivotal.
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Over decades, he has made Berg's "Wozzeck" and "Lulu" pivotal to the Met's repertory.
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Last weekend may prove to have been a pivotal moment in the Trump presidency.
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Brian Wieser, an analyst at Pivotal Research Group, said the shareprice reaction was overdone.
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One of the craziest echoes a pivotal aspect of his relationship with Mr. Robot.
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The Hill: Collins, Murkowski to play pivotal role in Supreme Court abortion battle. Sen.
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But the cold didn't scare away the fans who came for the pivotal game.
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Black voters played a pivotal role in Jones' upset win over Moore on Tuesday.
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The seat could be pivotal for determining which party controls the Senate next year.
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While the delegates will be awarded proportionally, it's a pivotal state for the Democrats.
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Jordan is at the center of the three pivotal flashpoints in the Middle East.
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The role of chief information officer is increasingly pivotal to the success of organizations.
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Buying Pivotal would also make sense in the grand scheme of VMware's recent acquisitions.
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In this case, there are some good reasons for VMware to have bought Pivotal.
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The demographics of the Bronx and Queens played an important, though not pivotal, role.
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"The industry is up in sympathy with Supevalu," said Pivotal Research analyst Ajay Jain.
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Kroger – The supermarket operator's stock was downgraded to "hold" from "buy" by Pivotal Research.
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Women should be at the forefront to lead and will continue making pivotal decisions.
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I didn't realize just how pivotal Ayanna James's costume design was until this episode.
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In fact, we're at a pivotal moment to maintain strong support for global health.
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The evidence in those ice cores would prove pivotal in turning the conventional wisdom.
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There is no denying that the album was a pivotal turning point for Kanye.
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Pivotal was up 5 percent during Monday trading, while Zscaler was up 2 percent.
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The endorsement comes a week before Wisconsin holds its pivotal primary on April 5.
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In particular, he said, intelligence from Americans has been pivotal to carrying out operations.
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Women, particularly Democratic women, played a pivotal role in the 28503 midterm election cycle.
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Many of the states also are pivotal in determining the outcome of presidential elections.
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Their adoption by the industry is seen as pivotal for the future of ASML.
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The last five years—this last year especially—have felt really pivotal for me.
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These systems play a pivotal role in how water is distributed throughout the region.
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This is the pivotal part of sharing what the government was doing to people.
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Whether funding countries keep investing in Afghanistan could prove pivotal to sustaining any peace.
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In the future, we will remember this moment in time as a pivotal one.
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One of their pivotal decisions was the design of a propeller for their plane.
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The event's success is seen as bolstering President Vladimir Putin at a pivotal time.
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And it was really films released later in the decade that would prove pivotal.
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This pivotal member of the court has fallen quite close to the public center.
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The truth is that nobody anticipated how pivotal a role she would eventually play.
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Marie-Madeleine Fourcade emerges as a vivid and pivotal player in the French Resistance.
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Pivotal recently helped fund Aspect Ventures, the largest venture capital firm led by women.
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Not long ago, she moved Pivotal to its own private office near her husband's.
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That year was a very pivotal moment in British art culture and political culture.
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Nature's unforeseeable surprises, some unimaginable to us today, could become pivotal to our fate.
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But the prospect of serious injury to the most pivotal offensive player always loomed.
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Mr. Mercer's pivotal and prominent support for Mr. Trump shoved Renaissance into the spotlight.
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"It's a pivotal moment," said Mark Pertschuk, director of the advocacy group Grassroots Change.
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It is a pivotal hire for the franchise, which fired Todd Bowles on Dec.
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Meanwhile, 81 percent said agreement in feelings about children was pivotal to a marriage.
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How to Get the Most Out of CollegeYour college years are privileged and pivotal.
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Democrats are borne forward on the current of how, during a pivotal moment this
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It was a pivotal moment for him, but he could not capitalize on it.
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There are a few pivotal scenes in Jane Austen's "Persuasion" set in Lyme Regis.
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The CUP is a small but pivotal force in the drive for Catalan independence.
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One of the 2020 election's most pivotal voting days is almost here: Super Tuesday.
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The congressmen from the 17 states that practiced legal segregation constituted a pivotal bloc.
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We're at a pivotal moment in the outbreak of the new coronavirus in China.
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Hugh Grant could have played a pivotal role that ultimately went to Gabriel Byrne.
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Still, the inescapable impact of the coronavirus on the US economy could prove pivotal.
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This doesn't mean that Mr. Comey didn't or couldn't have played a pivotal role.
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Business has a pivotal role to play to ensure that governments do what's needed.
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Bork's rejection was a pivotal win for the women's movement that protected Roe v.
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And at that point in time, it was a pivotal point in the game.
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A pivotal moment for the Trump presidency Michael Cohen will be everywhere on Wednesday.
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It may also be a pivotal day for her greatest accomplishment in public life.
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Cil called 2019 a "pivotal year," for Popeyes during an analyst call discussing earnings.
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Fauci's research has been pivotal in understanding how HIV destroys the body's immune system.
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Susan Collins of Maine and Lisa Murkowski of Alaska, two other pivotal GOP votes.
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The year 2010 was a "pivotal year" for the cursive comeback, the SREB says.
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The endorsement comes at a pivotal time as Sanders loses momentum in national polls.
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Odebrecht and its creditors have delayed a pivotal vote on the restructuring since December.
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The Mets' players understand that Rosario will be similarly pivotal for the long term.
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The spike in approval among small business owners follows a pivotal period for Trump.
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He said authenticity is pivotal in experiential marketing and developing a successful, enduring brand.
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Iran could well play the pivotal role in denying yet another president re-election.
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Pearson's daughters represent how black hair plays a pivotal role with the younger generation.
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Everyone agrees they've played a pivotal role in this phase of the Trump presidency.
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These pictures show what China looked like during this pivotal moment in its history.
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Correction: An earlier version misstated Pivotal Research Group's latest price target for Netflix shares.
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And they played a pivotal role in the politics that made Donald Trump president.
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The small country is pivotal for cross-border power trading with Italy and Hungary.
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A summer trip to the Lake District in the northwest of England was pivotal.
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Trump is on the verge of a renegotiating that controversial but pivotal trade deal.
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During a pivotal battle at an airport in Berlin, the Avengers found themselves divided.
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Joe Manchin, who could be a pivotal vote in determining whether Kavanaugh is confirmed.
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"This is a pivotal point in the season to say the least," Rivers said.
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Maine had five turnovers in that pivotal stretch and 14 overall in first half.
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This movement is pivotal to save not only our planet, but also human health.
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It seems inevitable that they would also play pivotal roles in the mini-series.
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Wild and Nothstein are running in a pivotal race made more competitive by redistricting.
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But at this pivotal time in bitcoin's history, nobody wants to take any chances.
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Inflation was as pivotal a factor in our national crackup as Vietnam and Watergate.
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The transformations tended to be nuanced, unlike the man himself, but they were pivotal.
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The coming year is poised to be pivotal for U.S.-Russia arms control talks.
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All of which means that 2020 will be a pivotal year to take action.
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And next year, it could play a pivotal role in the general election, too.
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Some of the most pivotal moments in American history took place 50 years ago.
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Saddle Creek and everything that they were doing was pivotal for so many bands.
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Here is a list of Republicans whose votes are pivotal to the bill's fate.
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Uno played a pivotal role plotting the campaign to oust then incumbent governor Purnama.
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The rape in India has often been seen as a pivotal moment for Uber.
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Wylie had told the committee that Cambridge Analytica played a pivotal role in the campaign.
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Andor was a pivotal character in the 2016 standalone Rogue One: A Star Wars Story.
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BamBrogan played a pivotal role in the event, which was held in the Nevada desert.
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Getting the right investors on board can play a pivotal role in a startup's success.
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That relationship has proven to be pivotal both for him -- and for the platforms themselves.
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They soon had reason to celebrate on Sunday, perhaps helped by a pivotal strategic decision.
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Bob Corker for his "pivotal efforts" and the Senate Foreign Relations Committee for its role.
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In all, the organoid research may reveal which genetic variants are pivotal to human success.
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As director Dean Israelite told The Hollywood Reporter, it's a "pivotal" scene for the film.
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The flurry of statements came at a pivotal moment in the country and the Congress.
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Last week we saw Dropbox debut and now we've seen filings for Zuora and Pivotal.
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And everything is riding -- all these major precedents are now riding on this pivotal decision.
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Viacom (VIAB) was upgraded to "buy" from "hold" at Pivotal Research in a valuation call.
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And for trans Americans across the country, Tuesday's election will be nothing less than pivotal.
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Both compounds are the subject of ongoing, global phase 3 pivotal trials in hepatocellular carcinoma.
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The Fed meeting in the coming week could be a pivotal point for the market.
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He took the lead early in raising immigration as a pivotal issue for our country.
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Pivotal said it helped reduce the project delivery time from months to weeks at Ford.
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Despite their apparent strong friendship, they hide pivotal life truths and opinions from each other.
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Last week VMware disclosed that it was in discussions with Pivotal about a business combination.
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Ackerman told TechCrunch that he expects this to be a pivotal part of their business.
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He's likely a pivotal figure in the unrest T'Challa will have to face as ruler.
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VMWare announced the acquisition of Pivotal Software (PVTL) and Carbon Black (CBLK) in separate deals.
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She reveals that Curry's performance marked a pivotal moment in her self-perception and acceptance.
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Grant's pivotal moment came when the country was even more divided than it is now.
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The November election will be a pivotal moment for the future of U.S. marijuana policy.
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In Steve Jobs, Apple's founder launches pivotal products that shaped his career, and Apple's future.
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"I think we just ran out of gas," Booker said of the pivotal fourth quarter.
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Is it pivotal to the story that we're telling that I'm in the kitchen cooking?
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But after the pivotal home invasion scene, the filmmakers throw off any pretense at restraint.
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"He's a pivotal point, as the droids of Star Wars tend to be," says Herring.
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"I think of it as a pivotal moment because she was so excited," Brady said.
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A previous version of this story excluded a loss from an investment in Pivotal Software.
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There was a pivotal moment where I'd built basically a spreadsheet model of the airplane.
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"2016 has proved a pivotal year for permanent tsb," Davy Stockbrokers wrote in a note.
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You don't get that many Avengers in one place unless it's for a pivotal moment.
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As Allied victory curdled into cold war, this was a pivotal if little-known episode.
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And the sack of Manning, and subsequent fumble, was the pivotal sequence of the game.
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Pivotal downgraded Google's parent company, Alphabet, from buy to hold on Monday as a result.
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Here is a look at some cases in which the new justice could be pivotal.
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More recently, she started her own firm, Pivotal Ventures, which helps women succeed in tech.
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And then a man in a unicorn costume misses a pivotal putt and everybody chuckles.
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It's unclear when or if he will make it his way to these pivotal states.
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"WPP probably still has the best portfolio of assets," said Brian Wieser at Pivotal Research.
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The exchange of keys is a pivotal moment in every relationship, a sign of commitment.
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In recent times, popular browsers like Microsoft's Internet Explorer have suffered from such pivotal vulnerabilities.
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AAS: Etta Candy, Wonder Woman's best friend, is a pivotal, hilarious character in the comic.
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McConnell played a pivotal role in securing Senate confirmation of Trump's two Supreme Court nominees.
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"He's a pivotal point, as the droids of Star Wars tends to be," says Herring.
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The Hill's Peter Sullivan and Jessie Hellmann break down the pivotal report: http://bit.ly/220006ml2202bWd.
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We may have different roles, but each role is pivotal in the struggle for justice.
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Here is a list of Republicans whose votes could be pivotal to the bill's fate.
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Corn-rich Iowa is the nation's top biofuels producer, and also a pivotal political battleground.
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NEW YORK, Jan 31 (IFR) - PRICED January 31 (AM): Pivotal Acquisition (US, SPAC) – $200m IPO.
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Pivotal Research analyst Brian Wieser reiterated his 'sell' rating on Facebook after the weekend reports.
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As a pivotal regional player, Pakistan today has greater room for maneuver in foreign policy.
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"I feel like I'm at a pivotal point in my life, turning 25," she said.
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In Arrival, the written word is pivotal to Adams' attempts to communicate with the aliens.
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Florida's Senate race could be pivotal in determining which party controls the Senate next year.
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On Thursday Pivotal priced its stock at $15 per share in its initial public offering.
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A trailer has been released and it features a pivotal scene from the Disney film.
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At such a pivotal time in a young person's life, this counts for a lot.
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The public utility company announced an agreement to acquire Pivotal Home Solutions on Wednesday afternoon.
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Graphic Review An artist read Ann Rule's "The Stranger Beside Me" during a pivotal time.
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The race will likely be pivotal in determining which party controls the Senate next year.
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Prince Harry Harry and Markle's trip to Botswana played a pivotal role in their courtship.
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That, critics claim, could have dissuaded voters from voting for Carson at a pivotal time.
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It is something Anand Giridharadas has written about as a pivotal element of modern capitalism.
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A lot of these enterprises are working with Pivotal to support their Cloud Foundry efforts.
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"That would be a pivotal step in the world's effort to stop this international pariah."
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Analysts say that VMware's acquisition of Pivotal will help the company cater more to developers.
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Corker is expected to play a pivotal role in upcoming negotiations on the Iran deal.
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That's a bold claim still six days out from the pivotal and unpredictable midterm elections.
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Bill Gates says finding your brand of smarts is pivotal to having a good career.
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It was wildly unlikely the Noordwijk meeting was ever going to be the pivotal moment.
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Christie has heavily focused his campaign's energy on the Granite State before the pivotal contest.
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How pivotal Senate races turn out could reflect whether the groups made the right calculation.
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As chairman, Corker would play a pivotal role in whatever the Senate decides to do.
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Trump sounded an optimistic tone ahead of Friday's pivotal nonfarm payrolls release from the government.
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Although her role in season 1 was pivotal, her involvement in season 2 is spotty.
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Investors are eagerly awaiting Thursday's healthcare vote, which could be pivotal for Trump's broader plans.
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Even so, breaking up with melodic death metal was a pivotal turning point for me.
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Given his district is about 70 percent Hispanic, immigration is a pivotal issue for Curbelo.
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A really big fart during the pivotal scene in a play you once went to.
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This tactical shift dovetailed with the website's pivotal role in the 2016 US presidential election.
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For communities that have been historically shut out of that process, that power is pivotal.
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But it was clear that she'd play a pivotal role in Marco Polo's ongoing story.
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For many, the character of Lafayette Reynolds is best boiled down to one pivotal scene.
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NORMA KAMALI A pivotal moment for me was the birth of the sleeping bag coat.
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The briefings for both chambers come at a pivotal moment for Congress in the pandemic.
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President Trump's State of the Union address next week has the potential to be pivotal.
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Chipotle is at a "pivotal time in its history," Mr. Niccol said in a statement.
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China sees the company as a pivotal driver of its ambitions for global technological leadership.
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That pivotal moment when Ruth freezes in court and cedes the floor to her husband?
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And the decision to stop providing iPhone sales comes at a pivotal time for smartphones.
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Here is a list of senators whose votes could be pivotal to the bill's fate.
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They also underline the pivotal role the news media can play in shaping public sympathies.
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The median justice is also called the swing, center, middle, pivotal or most powerful justice.
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And that was a total misreading of a pivotal event, which cost us very dearly.
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The pivotal battleground state of South Carolina offers a dark glimpse into our climate crisis.
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At the same time, abortion opponents earned grass-roots support during the pivotal presidential primaries.
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So as — as we depart from this, this is a pivotal hearing in our investigation.
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The French Open has been the site of the most pivotal moments of Bacsinszky's career.
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There is little doubt North Carolina will play a pivotal role in the 2202 elections.
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Recent adaptations have looked at the pivotal figure in terms of how society values women.
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You have those same places slowing down, and they're looking pivotal in the election again.
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It was a pivotal album for U22, one that announced and then fulfilled grand aspirations.
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Ongoing case The nuns and their supporters have been pivotal in pushing the case forward.
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Stakes: It's a pivotal moment in Iraq, with protesters demanding an end to Iranian influence.
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A pivotal feature of the act, known as FLREA, is how it reroutes parks' revenues.
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At Thomas's trial, Weirich asked the pivotal witness if she had ''collected one red cent.
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Odebrecht and its creditors have been delaying a pivotal vote on the restructuring since December.
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They did not say how much cash they have going into the pivotal fourth quarter.
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Making a college visit and touring the campus can be pivotal in a student's decision.
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Hammerling founded Brew PR 15 years ago during a pivotal time in the communications industry.
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The pivotal moment came when Ms. Bergquist acknowledged that she knew her son was flawed.
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The challenges we face in this pivotal moment only strengthen our resolve and our cohesion.
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"These moments are emotionally pivotal for children and more loaded than other moments," she said.
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They couldn't come at a more pivotal time for both Hasbro and the toy industry.
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The White House hopes it will fire up Democrats ahead of this fall's pivotal elections.
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There could also be a pivotal episode focused on just one day: January 27, 2017.
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Those marriages marked a pivotal moment for the soon-to be-reality of marriage equality.
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And one of those pivotal senators, Susan Collins of Maine, is clearly annoyed by Schumer.
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This is a pivotal question for which we do not yet have a sufficient answer.
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This careful reporting "may have played a pivotal role in preventing subsequent suicides," Fink said.
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Both groups are gearing up for a series of potentially pivotal campaign fights in 2018.
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In 2015, Melinda Gates' investment and incubation firm, Pivotal Ventures, turned to Placek seeking help.
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In a pivotal moment, he catches his lightsaber after Rey tosses it into a fire.
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But still, in the end, the eighth inning was obviously the pivotal moment in this.
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UKSA chief executive Graham Turnock says this milestone is both pivotal and only the beginning.
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This strike comes at a pivotal moment for California schools, amid recent glimmers of hope.
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The reason things have heated up is pretty straightforward: These November votes could be pivotal.
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Has the poet been absolutely pivotal to development of other queer of color [sic] poets?
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Rick Saccone (R) ahead of next week's pivotal special election in Pennsylvania's 6900th Congressional District.
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And why has this particular attorney general appeared at this pivotal moment in our Republic?
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Tracking threats on the ground and in the air is pivotal to the strategy's success.
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For something so pivotal to Canadian aviation, the CRJ is coming in an ignominious end.
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The Flying Records impresario proved particularly pivotal to the eventual process of making the film.
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Fifty being a pivotal time when thoughts lean toward the lesser span of life ahead.
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But if a pivotal player leaves, there's little it can do to soften the blow.
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VMware said that it's buying Pivotal for a blended price per share of $11.71, including $15 per share in cash to holders of Pivotal's Class A stock, and an exchange of VMware's Class B common stock for Pivotal Class B shares owned by Dell.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Pivotal Policy Role Intact: Fitch sees BFG maintaining its pivotal policy role as the company and its subsidiaries store 0003% of Shanghai's edible oil reserves, 85% of its policy grain reserves, and supply 45% of the municipality's vegetable and edible agricultural produce.
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When VMware, Pivotal and Google announced a containerization partnership this morning at VMworld, it sounded more like the introduction to a joke — Google, VMware and Pivotal walked into a bar… But in fact, it's probably not a coincidence that these three companies have joined together.
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He was a participant in many pivotal events of the 25s, beginning with lunch-counter protests in Charlotte, N.C. J. Charles Jones, a civil rights activist both in Charlotte, N.C., and nationally who helped organize pivotal events and groups in the 26s, died on Dec.
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While he creates his art, however, he is unaware of its association with some pivotal moment.
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Recapturing the city would signal a pivotal defeat for the ultra-hardline Sunni jihadists in Iraq.
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At a pivotal moment in the film, we see Ava slowly clothe herself in human flesh.
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So we are going to look forward to 2018 and governors are absolutely pivotal to this.
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In other words, low rates are going to be pivotal to make aggressive fiscal policy work.
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Elliott's work was pivotal in defining the sound of 2000s era hip-hop and R&B.
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Their votes could be pivotal in a number of races this year, including Democratic candidate Rep.
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" Jada: "I think the pivotal moment for me was when we had bleeding from the sides.
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Pivotal is projecting the company will reach $2 billion to $3.5 billion in revenue by 2021.
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Meanwhile, the episode's overall focus spotlighted the adult Big Three in pivotal points in their romances.
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"This is a pivotal year in the life of our nation," Pence said at the time.
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Lazarides recalls a pivotal 12-hour set in 2001 by John Digweed, as one such moment.
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But Atlantic Equities downgraded the stock, a day after Pivotal Research initiated with a sell rating.
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"I will say the fantasy suite was the most pivotal week of my journey," Underwood said.
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VMWare makes cloud computing software, while Pivotal provides tools for software developers working on cloud services.
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Pivotal shares rose 9% in extended trading, while those of Carbon Black were up nearly 6%.
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Connected TV viewing grew by 65 percent last year, according to a study from Pivotal Research.
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Pivotal, Smartsheet and Carbon Black are amongst the companies expected to list in the coming weeks.
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Brand trust is a pivotal consideration when purchasing what may seem like random electronics off Amazon.
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And NASA has gone through a pivotal transformation in recent years, as a result of Obama.
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"We're deeply involved in a lot of pretty big things," said Rob Mee, CEO of Pivotal.
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Ten years ago last May, Drop Dead, Gorgeous released their pivotal, genre influencing record In Vogue.
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Secretary of State John Kerry called it a "pivotal moment for all Egyptians" at the time.
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With just 51 Republicans in the Senate, Mr Kyl's vote could be pivotal for the confirmation.
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Personally, I believe the kingdom still sees itself as a pivotal player, albeit with constrained options.
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Wednesday's earnings was pivotal for investors who were wondering if Netflix's problems are temporary or permanent.
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"Brad is an amazing talent and was pivotal to our success in 2016," Eric Trump said.
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Collins found herself in the middle of two of the most pivotal moments of Trump's presidency.
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Those pivotal years, the magazine says, also changed American fashion, gay literature and even flower arrangements.
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The public feel (the Queen) has been a pivotal symbol of continuity in fast changing times.
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Manchin isn't likely to prove pivotal to the trajectory of a sweeping climate and energy bill.
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It is key to the debate over Kavanaugh's nomination and could be pivotal to his confirmation.
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Moments later she embraced Kilcoyne, the LAPD detective who played a pivotal role in the investigation.
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Emilia Clarke isn't just the brilliant actress who plays pivotal Game of Thrones character Daenerys Targaryen.
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Pivotal has a 55% gross margin estimate for 2020, while Wall Street estimates 53% gross margins.
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As though, for one glorious, pivotal year, the heavens hadn't sung with a thousand screaming solos.
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A human moment The exchange between Kemp and Guyger followed a pivotal moment in the trial.
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And for Abrams, it was a pivotal moment that sold him on Ridley for the part.
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That may be another apparently-remote risk that comes into the spotlight after this pivotal vote.
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We're in a really pivotal time in the world I think it's important to speak out.
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Electric Dreams makes one big, pivotal change: it turns the story's villain into its sympathetic hero.
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He goes to Paris eager to take on a similarly pivotal role, and he appears ready.
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He nailed two critical 3-pointers in a pivotal 18-73 run late in the game.
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His letter could make the situation worse in a society where saving face can be pivotal.
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Pivotal has not yet indicated which ticker symbol or stock exchange it intends to list on.
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And if we want change, voting is a pivotal step — but it isn't the only one.
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Pakistan's pivotal role in the Afghan peace talks, coaxing insurgents to the negotiating table, also helps.
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Then: In a pivotal (and dramatic) scene, Andy throws her flip phone into a Parisian fountain.
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The pivotal gauge of S&P 93 volatility, the VIX, remained relatively elevated at 29 percent.
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"The pipeline continued to deliver in what we expect will be a pivotal year," he said.
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They are running it from AWS, to Azure, Google Cloud, Pivotal Cloud Foundry or bare metal.
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"It was definitely a pivotal moment in the game," said Raiders head coach Jack Del Rio.
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Ailes is wrongly credited with feeding Reagan his best line, but Ailes's role was pivotal nonetheless.
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Universities can play a pivotal role in encouraging students to engage in this thriving market sector.
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Do you think people will be writing about 2016 in the future as a pivotal year?
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Ravi's parents, Champa and Vasant Patel, at a pivotal point in the film (and Ravi's life).
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But it remains unclear if Alexander will be the fourth — and pivotal — vote during Friday's session.
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The seat could be pivotal in determining which party gains control of the Senate next year.
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With a new election comes new scrutiny of a pivotal campaign tool: the candidate's Insta feed.
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Rust belt states, such as Michigan, Indiana and Ohio that may prove pivotal in the Nov.
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The Normandy landings are considered a pivotal turning point for the Allies' eventual victory in WWII.
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As you may remember, Petfinder played a pivotal part in Cohen and Wacha ending up together.
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Pivotal Software and Docusign are both up more than 30 percent from their first market closes.
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North Carolina is considered a battleground state that could play a pivotal role in the Nov.
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The pivotal question becomes about corporate optics and marketing, not fair treatment of the state's citizens.
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Watkins made a pivotal catch in the Bills' first victory of the season against the Jets.
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Rosen's predecessor, Rosenstein, was ultimately pivotal to ensuring that the Mueller investigation was able to continue.
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The purpose is to produce a white paper for each one of these six pivotal issues.
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While VMware handles managing the server side of the house, Pivotal is about building software products.
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Temples were once pivotal in India, not just for prayer, but for learning and socializing, too.
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For the last few years, face masks have been a pivotal part of 'relaxing' for me.
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This is such a pivotal moment; the world we shaped after W.W. II is going wobbly.
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Holding the second most powerful office in the White House is pivotal but not necessarily transformational.
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We see the meaning of the episode's title play out in a pair of pivotal flashbacks.
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East Carolina went 264 of 214 from the field with one turnover during that pivotal stretch.
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Tyson Foods plunged nearly 9 percent after Pivotal Capital downgraded its stock to "sell" from "buy".
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Some analysts credit suburban disillusioned Republicans as being pivotal in the victories of Northam and Jones.
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"Latino Voters played a pivotal role in taking back the House," Lujan said in November, 220006.
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But while it didn't really change much, it was pivotal as far as American identity went.
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The Hill's Lydia Wheeler takes us inside the chamber for the pivotal case: http://bit.ly/2628W28500ZP6900a.
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That, in turn, will bolster Pivotal, which had hit a rough patch as a public company.
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As it was, she befriended many of the pivotal figures of the day, most famously Michelangelo.
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Long the court's pivotal swing voter, Kennedy was rumored to have been considering retirement last spring.
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This weekend's series against the Marlins has become a pivotal three-game set for the Mets.
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Both players had pivotal roles as the Mets outlasted the Marlins, 4-2, at Citi Field.
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Its advertising business has played a pivotal role in the decimation of the American news media.
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Framing our issues and developing Earthjustice's messaging in our fights will be pivotal in this work.
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He's in the movie more than Tyler, but his pivotal role is much smaller than expected.
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The race is likely to be pivotal in determining which party controls the Senate next year.
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But their absence at a pivotal moment in the past triggered immense changes in the future.
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The commission's vote could play a pivotal role in whether TransCanada moves ahead with the pipeline.
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Executive producer Robert Rovner played a "pivotal" role in selecting the right hue for the suit.
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He could kill me," Mallory is alluding to a pivotal moment in " The Talented Mr. Ripley .
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Can we build enough trust to be as committed to VMware as we are to Pivotal?
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In the 2012 presidential campaign, June was a pivotal month for President Obama's re-election efforts.
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This is our third date, but it isn't "the pivotal third date" in that sense (lol).
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Cruz's speech will be a pivotal moment for the Republican Party in 2628 — and possibly beyond.
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Another pivotal LGBTQ demonstration was the 1966 "Sip-in" at Julius' Bar in New York City.
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"Fashion week is a pivotal time in NYC for people to see new trends," Grey says.
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The talk comes at a pivotal time for Snap, just as it hopes to hit profitability.
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Here are five moments that help explain this confusing and pivotal time in late-night comedy.
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She is one of a few emerging technologies that are proving pivotal in supporting PTSD treatment.
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Shares of Disney fell 1.6 percent after being downgraded by Pivotal Research Group analyst Brian Wieser.
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The next pivotal moment in the race arrives on Sunday night, when Mr. Trump and Mrs.
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There are two key reasons Amon sees 2020 as being a pivotal year for smartphone shipments.
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"The #IStandWithTaylor movement is a pivotal moment in music," music journalist Brian Hernandez wrote on Twitter.
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Every pivotal decision he'd made in his career replayed in his mind on a punishing loop.
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The clash over specific tax measures comes as the promised tax overhaul enters a pivotal phase.
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Is there something that you think is not often considered but is pivotal in understanding him?
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Despite its small size, CUP has long played a pivotal role in driving Catalonia toward independence.
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The most pivotal scene of the new trailer has Stark asking for the Spider-suit back.
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Brian Wieser, a media analyst at Pivotal Research, said that marketers were clearly having an influence.
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However, NYCFC will begin a pivotal three-to-four week stretch without injured star striker Heber.
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Tuesday was a pivotal day in American history, judging from certain corners of the political commentariat.
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"I would call it pivotal," says Catherine Glenn Foster, the president of Americans United for Life.
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Isakson's decision offers a chance for Democrats to capture another pivotal seat in a swing state.
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Stars or no, Mr. Marchesi was a pivotal figure for the current generation of Italian chefs.
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But it was his decision to document the Newport Folk Festival in 33 that proved pivotal.
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"I remember getting Mama Bear," Ms. Kait said about one pivotal phone conversation with an agent.
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Thanks to the novel coronavirus, we're at a pivotal moment in the history of the internet.
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The former vice president often references King's and Kennedy's assassinations as pivotal moments in his life.
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The whopping difference: Pivotal's primary owner EMC converted $400 million worth of Pivotal debt into equity.
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In Ohio, the election's most pivotal state, Republicans sent around 232,20203 letters to newly registered voters.
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It's a horrifying and pivotal plot interruption that comes from left field to capsize the story.
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Investors should be bullish on Google's new regime under Sundar Pichai, according to Pivotal Research Group.
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The Costa Rican diplomat played a pivotal role in negotiating the Paris Climate Agreement in 2015.
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Lamar Alexander of Tennessee, who was a pivotal vote last week on whether to call witnesses.
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With three days before the Nevada caucuses, Wednesday night's debate performance was pivotal for several candidates.
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In Germany's federal states too, where Greens occupy pivotal ministries, they've pushed through progressive environmental laws.
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Pericles oversaw the public funeral of soldiers killed at a pivotal point in the Peloponnesian War.
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This means internal factions in both parties will play an even more pivotal role going forward.
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McGahn emerged as a pivotal figure in a 448-page report completed in March by Mueller.
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The Jayhawks held BYU scoreless for more than five minutes in a pivotal second-half stretch.
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Yun's murder was a pivotal turning point in Choi's odyssey toward feminist and pro-democratic activism.
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The election promises to be pivotal for the fate of Brexit and the country's economic policy.
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Roku Inc dropped 5.1% after Pivotal Research started coverage of its shares with a "sell" rating.
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"This year was pivotal in demonstrating that these solutions aren't technology for technology's sake," Garber said.
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So this really resonates with me, because it was something so pivotal in my own journey.
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Especially with Rory, I feel like we left her at such a pivotal moment in life!
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But Mr. Brooks's voters loom as the most pivotal constituency up for grabs in the Sept.
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UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson faces two pivotal Brexit votes in the British parliament on Tuesday.
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Hugh plays the pivotal role of in-house normal person in Mr. Sedaris's skewed alternative universe.
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For Westminster and its 439 students, the next few months could be the most pivotal yet.
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But the study also supports the conclusion about the pivotal nature of the Obama-Trump vote.
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Professor Kirstein fashioned his pivotal role in computer networking the old-fashioned way: through human connections.
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Kenin turned the match in her favor in a pivotal fifth game in the final set.
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The demolition of a friend's home to build a "Museum of Coexistence" is a pivotal event.
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Every couple reaches that pivotal point in their relationship that can either make or break them.
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This promises to be a pivotal week with U.K. voters heading to the polls on Thursday.
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It was also a game marked by several pivotal, and controversial, calls by the game officials.
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"Margin is absolutely pivotal, and that has been exceptionally attractive," Metals Focus analyst Philip Newman said.
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"The United States is at a pivotal moment in terms of public health," the group wrote.
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He did that both after the July 10 meeting and after the pivotal July 25 call.
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But the Kurdish fighters are viewed by Turkey — a pivotal American ally — as a terrorist threat.
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The material helped create pivotal vaccines and cancer medication — something her family didn't learn for decades.
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His pivotal role in shaping cinema was unique, with a singular ability to visualize the future.
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Today it announced it has closed the $2.7 billion Pivotal acquisition it originally announced in August.
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Pivotal Research estimated last year that Google and Facebook accounted for 90% of digital advertising's growth.
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Jeff Flake, a pivotal swing vote on the nomination, said on NBC's "Today" show Wednesday morning.
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Immigration reform and border security were among the most pivotal issues in Trump's campaign for president.
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Its fate is seen on both sides as pivotal to the wider course of the conflict.
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If any of them is going to break out from the pack, tonight could prove pivotal.
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At pivotal moments, Taran learns it is best to swallow pride, to forgive or show mercy.
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Mr. Mnuchin said that meeting would be pivotal in determining the direction of the trade war.
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