Thus the arrow of reform should point toward brain protection.
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Still, Leomie's appointment could point toward a more promising future.
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One has to point toward Earth, the other toward space.
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Other economic measures point toward the same concentration of opportunity.
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Both possibilities point toward a harder time for Mr. Trump.
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Early signs in the second quarter point toward a rebound.
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It could also point toward depression, sleep apnea, or narcolepsy.
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It has always begun from doubts that point toward radical aims.
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Their answers point toward hope in our work, commerce, and connections.
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Where it stands: The results do not point toward future stability.
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These data all point toward better policy generating better economic performance.
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The answer to all those questions strongly point toward the negative.
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The only exception, Sioux County, shifted a single point toward Trump.
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Does this year's roster of musical nominees point toward the future?
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Do the final episodes point toward a future for the show?
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This reaction does not point toward budget-balancing governors preaching pragmatism.
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It is the peak experience the other six days point toward.
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And all signs point toward it being a nasty match-up.
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And, all signs point toward Apple accelerating its development in the category.
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This is where racism and patriotism tend to point: toward the exits.
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All parts of nature seemed to point toward hidden meanings and possibilities.
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Many industry insiders hope California becomes a "tipping point" toward ending prohibition nationally.
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And I can point toward certain wavelengths and say they're indistinguishable to me.
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All things considered, many signs point toward progress for the Minneapolis-based company.
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"The obvious implications point toward higher yields and a steeper curve," he said.
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Other promises point toward lower profits and a challenging environment for major companies.
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And that next stage certainly seems to point toward Trump and his company.
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However, on balance, the short-run environment seems to point toward increased wage pressure.
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A number of House Democrats have introduced bills that point toward Trump's removal. Rep.
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These approaches point toward the much-needed correction of the digital economy's power imbalances.
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Caballero: Paris marked a critical turning point toward a zero-carbon, more resilient world.
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The season 7 finale had a few clues that seemed to point toward the theory.
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And none of the information in the report helps point toward a motive or murderer.
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But a closely watched gauge of growth in U.S. manufacturing continues to point toward growth.
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The airbase will be used as a launching point toward the city center of Tal Afar.
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But this test seems to point toward the option to offer lengthier responses to users' questions.
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In Newcastle, seemingly gratuitous arrows point toward the marked spaces, while Naples opts for blue markers.
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If the poem emerges, in part, from repetitions of grief, that "Never" may point toward death.
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Don't these mixed messages point toward an underlying lack of cohesion among Republicans on healthcare policy?
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At one point toward the end of the 2016 primary campaign, there was speculation that Sen.
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This would seem to point toward the fascinating possibility of Bran affecting past and future events.
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All signs point toward "yes," especially given the immediate follow-up tweet: The Largest Man pic.twitter.
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I believe these bills provide a starting point toward a solution that addresses these urgent challenges.
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These dynamics, scholars warn, point toward a future of civil wars, divided societies and unstable governments.
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Last year, then-IMF managing director Christine Lagarde described a "historic turning point" toward digital currencies.
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Thor's habits point toward addiction, as he remains viciously drunk throughout the majority of the film.
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You might even point toward other factors dormant in the collective unconscious of this —The Information Age.
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They are moments from a journey that may point toward redemption, or, more importantly, they may not.
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Both of these narratives get going with a fall from grace and point toward an upcoming revival.
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Jupiter's polar regions never point toward the Earth (so we can't direct telescopes at them to look).
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All signs point toward a cleaner, less diesel-fueled future for Paris and other cities across Europe.
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It's early research, but it may point toward methods that could help people with anxiety and PTSD.
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A turning point toward that effort came when she took her batches of candies to her peers.
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And it could well be a starting point toward something even more sweeping, rather than something temporary.
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In Colombia, these forces point toward a possible, though not inevitable, de-anchoring; in Mexico, toward entrenchment.
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At some point toward the end, we suddenly learn that the institution has a criminal psychiatric ward.
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A police source also told AFP that initial aspects of the investigation do not point toward terrorism.
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It's also worthwhile to recognize that not all technology-driven pendulums of change always point toward digital.
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Our investigation of school and classroom factors, however, does point toward two contributors to the black-white gap.
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So the magazine defends an emotional but totally misleading image because it makes their point toward their agenda.
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And most of the available evidence seems to point toward it being a slang term for anal sex.
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The results might exonerate Facebook or point toward specific changes the platform could make to address the problem.
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Administrators at all levels point toward women's supposed recent interest in the sport to explain differences in resources.
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In many regards, 2016 may well be viewed as a tipping point toward a Balkanization of the internet.
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We're gonna be taking questions-- should you have them, at some point toward the end of the conversation.
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Opponents of the Trump administration do not have a single anti-Semitic or racist statement to point toward.
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Yates finished her interview by emphasizing that the examples detailed may point toward other issues with Trump's presidency.
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Coss's story is a Whig version of history, in which past events helpfully point toward an enlightened present.
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The modern tipping point toward feeds came when companies started to push mobile as the main content experience.
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There may also come a point toward the end of many lives when vaccination no longer makes sense.
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Neither Grimes nor Musk have officially confirmed her pregnancy yet, but the signs point toward a 2020 baby.
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That diagnosis seemed accurate to many people, and it seemed to point toward a culture of easygoing relativism.
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One officer then seems to point toward a wall near the elevator, apparently ordering Johnson to move there.
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When the next erroneous outburst inevitably occurs, Facebook could point toward the law it was forced to follow.
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The hope there too is that this is a starting point toward the development of a treatment and vaccine.
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Democrats argue there was a pattern of communication between the Trump campaign and Russia that could point toward collusion.
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But what if the Roundtable signaled a broader turning point, toward reordering America's relationship with the free market itself?
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But leaked data and external analyses show there are irregularities with the voter count that point toward election fraud.
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Taken together, the developments point toward a gradual albeit unsteady reconciliation between the American and Russian objectives in Syria.
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The signs this morning continued to point toward a meeting between Trump and Kim Jong Un, possibly next month.
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And more and more indicators point toward a future in which wind and solar power play a large role.
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If anything, the results of GWAS studies point toward how hard it is to play God with the genetic code.
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New data point toward a rebound in venture capital investments in the second quarter, according to a report released Friday.
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Last year marked a halfway point toward the implementation of a federally mandated "pollution diet" for the bay by 2025.
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Greetings also helps point toward a developing aesthetic in the world of games that I'm very interested in seeing continue.
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Market veterans pointed to a number of issues that left them uncomfortable and point toward more potential rough times ahead.
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Despite the rocky road to the summit, all signs currently point toward a meeting taking place as planned on Tuesday.
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Reports point toward U.S. prosecutors preparing to file charges against Assange, if they have not been filed under seal already.
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The families behind the lawsuit aren't the only ones to point toward the implicit involvement of the social media platforms.
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And he strongly disputed candidates like Donald Trump who point toward illegal immigrants as the source of America's economic woes.
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We should find coincidences in the fundamental laws of nature and those coincidences should point toward some satisfying aesthetic order.
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These new things might even point toward "new physics," or physics beyond the current dossier of known particles and forces.
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Both lighthouse records and measurements from offshore buoys point toward a landscape that is commonly ravaged by large storm waves.
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She will visit with doctors to treat the kidney stone, go on a short vacation and then point toward 2019.
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Vilgrain uses the Tibetan language to point toward Buddhism, illuminating the inseparableness of language and real-world actions in Buddhist beliefs.
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Thomas Lanigan-Schmidt's glittery assemblages point toward both his working-class Catholic upbringing in New Jersey and New York tenement life.
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The results, in other words, point toward a three-way race in which Mr. Trump might still have a narrow edge.
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These shifts point toward larger changes in the once staunchly Republican Orange County, which is today leaning more Democratic and independent.
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You nod and wave your pale flat hands, point toward a distant stand of trees as if you have a destination.
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They objected that the outstretched index finger of the statue would point toward upper-caste women who would walk past it.
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Paige's story could play out with her as the good and competent soldier, but all signs point toward an impending crisis.
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Earlier this month, the two singers each got an arrow on their hands, that, when clasped together, point toward each other.
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"All of the numbers point toward it being more difficult to justify another hike in March," when Fed members next meet.
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Over all, the increasingly balanced, fast and representative post-early-state calendar could point toward a somewhat less dramatic primary season.
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I then used the app to instruct the Stellina to point toward something in the sky from a list of objects.
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Left unchecked, the present dynamics point toward greater bloodshed, growing instability and greater risks of direct — even if inadvertent — military confrontation.
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At World Wildlife Fund, we agree that this report and others listed by Mr. Popkin point toward a profound global emergency.
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We're putting together the pieces, and they all point toward us getting a Unicorn Tears liquid lippie in the very near future.
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Conforto flew to St. Louis on Friday and all signs point toward him being activated off the 1-day DL on Saturday.
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The correct Chinese flag features one large star, with four smaller stars in a semicircle tilted to point toward the larger one.
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Another neat feature: the speaker is great, and software makes sure the microphones point toward the person (or people) who are speaking.
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At some point toward the middle of the show oil paint settles in to stay, along with subjects like flowers and buds.
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Just getting to such a point in which clinical data point toward a clinical path can take decades within industry and academia.
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Instead, the informal alliance has reached its greatest point of crisis this year, when circumstances would seem to point toward its strengthening.
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However, it's unclear whether there will be any surprise guests, despite rumors that Beyoncé might appear (signs so far point toward no).
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The 19503 Cello Sonata was one of the works that marked a turning point toward the expressionistic extremes of Zimmermann's final decade.
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Some analysts point toward rising hopes for a United States-China trade deal as helping to lift important technology and industrial shares.
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But after I found out at age 35 that I had Stage IV cancer, time did not point toward the future anymore.
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Other scientists wonder if understanding life in the subsurface could point toward life elsewhere in the solar system, like Mars or Europa.
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But when two developments in science and politics are seen together, they point toward future progress, if not yet a road map.
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Moreover, some of the Trump administration plans that seemed to point toward higher inflation and higher interest rates are looking like vaporware.
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Users can get 1 cent per point in cash back or, for an even better deal, 1.5 cents per point toward travel.
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Sapphire Preferred gives you 1.25 cents per point toward travel booked through Chase and Sapphire Reserve gives you 1.5 cents per point.
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The faces of grandfathers and preschoolers all point toward the same revolving doors that separate the tent from the arbiters of legal status.
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Libero, playing as Mei again, used Ice Wall to boost the team up and around the normal first choke point toward the payload.
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Considerable evidence, he said, had seemed to point toward a solid match, and he and the second expert had "completely followed" professional guidelines.
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What we're hearing: There's always room for a surprise with this administration, but so far, all signs point toward a relatively modest proposal.
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The Queen is a blank master-signifier, something that structures our national discourse without ever having to point toward anything other than itself.
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The duo got arrows that point outward on their lower thumbs so that when they hold hands the arrows point toward each other.
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Along with these finds, Green pointed out some other changes in the software that could point toward new options for Model 3 buyers.
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"What I'm hoping is these investigations [into Google, Amazon, and other tech giants] are a turning point toward moving back to prosecuting anticompetitive practices."
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Citi's list counts the red as "worrying" and a full point toward the 18, while amber means "perhaps" and is worth half a point.
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Motorola's popular and inexpensive G series of phones is due for an update, and rumors increasingly point toward some new models arriving very soon.
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But previous Republican proposals and Trump's campaign pledges point toward a range of possible GOP retirement initiatives between now and the 2018 midterm elections.
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This last attempt was meant to rejigger Philae's momentum wheel, which helps to ensure that the lander's "feet" always point toward the comet's surface.
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The researchers also inferred that the results of the study point toward the importance of promoting the presence of women in the political realm.
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Research shows that the theological roots of the conflict will make it particularly difficult to solve — yet religion can also point toward new solutions.
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But most studio fingers point toward Rotten Tomatoes, which boils down hundreds of reviews to give films "fresh" or "rotten" scores on its Tomatometer.
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Comparative studies of actual medical results "do not systematically point toward worse quality of care in the United States compared with other OECD countries".
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Quite the contrary, they seem emboldened, and all signs point toward more Russian efforts to create confusion and chaos ahead of the midterm elections.
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Right around Thanksgiving, code-divers spotted music and voice lines in a recent update that seemed to point toward some kind of holiday-themed happening.
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But it still has many more answers today than it had yesterday, and all of them point toward a disease-fighting future transformed by Crispr.
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If worn as an engagement ring, the ring's heart should point toward the wearer, to show that their heart is closed and belongs to another.
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China's slowing economy and President Trump facing re-election in 2020 seem to point toward the two largest economies making a modest compromise on trade.
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Amex often runs a targeted promotion for 203% off an Amazon purchase when cardholders use at least one Amex Membership Rewards point toward their order.
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These findings point toward yet another strong argument for consumers to shift away from eating destructive meat products to eco-friendlier products, including meat substitutes.
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I noted last month that some of his writings and comments point toward an extraordinary degree of deference to the executive branch and its whims.
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So, in terms of formative experience, there was nothing to really point toward the kind of relationships I'd have with women as a grown-up.
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The future of movie theater subscriptions seems to point toward individual cinemas and chains creating their own versions of an all-you-can-watch plan.
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These findings point toward yet another strong argument for consumers to shift away from eating destructive meat products to eco-friendly products, including meat substitutes.
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Pricing for all three models is yet to be announced, but all the signs point toward the technology inching toward mass-market affordability and accessibility.
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Wherever the ball is in its elliptical path, Fr will point toward that center point, which is right below the pivot point of the string.
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But the divergent nature of the solutions proposed by both parties — tax cuts versus tax increases, smaller government versus ramped-up spending — point toward continued gridlock.
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The authors point out that for some of these accounts, the high and identical numbers of tweets point toward a bot instead of an actual user.
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Again, the big picture question is if all these separate incidents — and others we may not yet know about — point toward a substantive effort of collusion.
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Several other Republican senators made similar statements, and it seemed like it could be a tipping point toward a mass abandonment of Trump by the GOP.
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The report doesn't paint a rosy picture of global biodiversity, but it does point toward some promising policies that could help us recover, if only incompletely.
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To figure out who the killer might be, and where his motives come from, we put together all the details that might point toward his identity.
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You could point toward the three or four games that came down to the final play, but you have to be able to make those plays.
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On Tuesday the group announced it hit the midway point toward that goal, with an outreach team established at Luzerne County Community College in Nanticoke, Penn.
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However, in general, when most of the lines on a spaghetti plot point toward the same area, that tends to indicate agreement between weather forecasting models.
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There are several clues that point toward the identity of the anonymous author behind "A Warning" and the Times op-ed, but they're all just guesses.
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Montour fired a shot from the right point toward the net, where it hit Steel's left hip and ricocheted in off the right post past Hutton.
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While Sidibé's images point toward the groovy male fashion trends happening in 1960s-7os Mali, Ojeikere again captured the sculptural beauty of West African women's hairstyles.
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Stool samples would contain viruses also from a person's digestive tract, which could, in theory, point toward a cure for drug-resistant TB and other maladies.
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In this market, traders sell companies with bad balance sheets and no profitability plans, and the market goes down when leading economic indicators point toward recession.
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And the supernatural experiences of the irreligious — cosmic beatitude, ghostly enigmas, unclassifiable encounters and straight-up demons — don't point toward any single theology or world-picture.
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Mr. Fitzpatrick and others say that the United States should pursue such steps only if they point toward North Korean disarmament, but some consider this optimistic.
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At a press conference in Ottawa on Thursday Trudeau said that multiple sources point toward Iran being to blame for the crash of Ukrainian Flight 752.
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White House aides have privately conceded that the numbers point toward Republicans likely losing their House majority, albeit by a smaller margin than some once feared.
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But a high-fiber diets may help prevent sleeplessnessThe good news is that the research may also point toward a way to prevent insomnia, without medication.
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The Slidell Police Department said that its investigation is ongoing, but can be extremely difficult because many leads point toward people who live outside the United States.
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Despite all the evidence that seems to point toward a new geologic epoch, there's still considerable scientific debate, particularly concerning whether or not the Anthropocene has begun.
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There's more than one missed opportunity to kiss before it actually happens, but as things start to point toward having sex, Hannah puts a stop to it.
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But this week's reactions to Trump's budget hints point toward a long, draining, contentious process likely to further stymie the regime's showy but so far ineffectual agenda.
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If he gets within 10 points, then that would be a monumental voting shift and point toward Hyde-Smith possibly having a serious primary challenger in 2020.
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Their nights are still spent at the house, though, and by the third episode events point toward a possible return of operations to their Palo Alto garage.
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NASA scientists needed to reorient the 240-year-old Voyager 2272 -- the space agency's farthest spacecraft -- so its antenna would point toward Earth, 21 billion miles away.
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The Attica uprising took place in the midst of an earlier period of activism, and had the potential to be a turning point toward better prison conditions.
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Scientific studies point toward a higher danger to children from lead paint than when Congress developed standards in the 1990s, studies that the EPA did not dispute.
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There's no fixed point toward which we're supposed to be enduring, except to stay away to reduce the systemic strain of COVID-19 on people and hospitals.
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On a texture spectrum, the Pibarnon would lean toward the realm of the polished and elegant, while the other two would point toward the rustic and soulful.
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But rumors also point toward Samsung introducing its second folding-screen phone at the same event, one that might look very different from the troubled Galaxy Fold.
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" Among those whose views will be changed are "current and future leaders in these societies — including those for whom this may be a tipping point toward radicalization.
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It too early to draw conclusions, but the ground he is standing on gets shakier each day as new revelations point toward questionable conduct on his part.
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The paper's authors also note that many studies point toward lower-income countries reporting disproportionately fewer female deaths, with families being less likely to record female deaths.
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Hell, even Mike Brown and Konstantin Batygin, the two Caltech astronomers who published tantalizing clues that point toward a so-called "Planet Nine," second-guessed their results.
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At one point, toward the end of the third, the Cavs sat a healthy 12 points ahead of the Pacers, as Indiana's score flatlined for nearly three minutes.
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Most analysts still think that EM growth will return to a "trend" rate of around 85033 percent or so at some point toward the end of this decade.
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Its results, like those of larger rival Schlumberger on Friday, point toward a broadening oil and gas recovery moving from U.S. onshore to international exploration and production markets.
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"The synchronized improvement in the survey data does point toward some uptick in growth last month," said Julian Evans-Pritchard, senior China economist at Capital Economics, a consultancy.
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According to several people involved in the matter, all signs point toward the Russian Anti-Doping Agency's remaining reinstated, despite having missed a key end-of-year deadline.
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The planets are thought to be tidally locked to their star, meaning that, like the moon, the same sides of the exoplanets' faces always point toward the host star.
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These updates, however, go further, and point toward Apple making a more concerted effort to take on Google's expanding position in school districts and grade schools across the country.
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With a whopping $100 billion to point toward hot developments in tech, it's no surprise that a large chunk of the fund will be aimed at American tech companies.
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ET. Once the burn is complete, Juno will slow down its spin rate, point toward Earth and start sending back detailed data about its health by 12:16 a.m.
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All signs point toward the return of Stephen Strasburg (15-4, 3.59 ERA), who has not pitched since getting rocked for nine runs over 2400 2600/2850 innings Aug.
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"All the economic factors continue to point toward a strong second half of the year and another potential record year for the industry," said Mustafa Mohatarem, GM's chief economist.
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The temperature then rises back to the set point toward the end of the cooking process, which gets the skin nice and crispy after the meat has cooked through.
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But if we take the results as they are, and keep in mind that they may move 216 of a point toward the Democrats, a fairly clear picture emerges.
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The conclusive data is available in the Southern states where voters indicate their race on their voter registration forms, and they point toward a considerable decline in black turnout.
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All these patterns point toward the same conclusion: Democrats can likely win back the House, albeit with little margin for error, primarily by exploiting white-collar unease with Trump.
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It also delayed indicators that will feed into the report — such as retail sales, capital spending and residential construction — which all point toward a mounting slowdown through the holidays.
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And whenever he can find a convenient scapegoat — most often American Indians — Jackson will point toward it, something that ends in tragic consequences for an entire race of people.
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All of the moves point toward the perceived way forward for the industry: 3D printing for production, moving past a single-minded focus on prototype to an end use product.
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Measuring its mass would help point toward new laws of physics beyond the Standard Model, the remarkably successful yet incomplete description for how the universe's known particles and forces interact.
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It's a tiny antenna array, roughly the size of a penny, that features four antennas that can (with the help of Qualcomm's algorithms) accurately point toward the nearest 5G tower.
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A 250bp cut is possible, but not probable as recently stronger activity and inflation data together with the implications of recent Fed communication all point toward a smaller, 25bp cut.
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Cook actually rates it as a D+1 district (meaning, all else being equal, this district tilts 1 point toward the Democrats compared to the United States as a whole).
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It's tempting to think this could point toward the mythical Pixel phone, which is more a fan fantasy than an established project within Google, though that also seems extremely unlikely.
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As for global warming's possible role in this event, climate scientists say there are aspects of this storm that are suspicious, and may point toward possible links to global warming.
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Morgan Stanley analysts see a similar pattern on the horizon, noting that the $1 billion mark has been the turning point toward slower growth at Snap, Pandora, Twitter and Facebook.
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While the complaint doesn't specifically name the program, signs point toward the University of Louisville, which is sponsored by Adidas after signing a $160 million deal with them in August.
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The Apple iPhone 7 is almost here, so of course the rumor mill is in full swing, and this time the breadcrumbs point toward changes in how the device is charged.
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Even some leading researchers in the science of reading, including Professor Seidenberg, acknowledge that studies do not yet point toward specific curriculum materials that will be most effective at teaching phonics.
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While global oil and gas markets are now oversupplied, low spare capacity, potential supply disruption, and two years of meager energy investment point toward an economy-crushing price spike before 2020.
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And a region full of self-employed entrepreneurs working out of their homes with laptops does not necessarily point toward compelling these people to move into offices and create more jobs.
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So these results would clearly point toward everyone failing to reach a majority, meaning a contested convention, where no one candidate has a giant advantage over the others, would likely ensue.
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One by one, the clues point toward famous inventors — Alexander Graham Bell, Edison himself — which gives young readers a chance to meet and exonerate each one before the chase begins again.
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This strike sent five key messages — messages that point toward Israel adopting a more proactive strategy in confronting the threats posed by the Assad regime and its partners, Iran and Hezbollah.
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So far, we have very few official details, but most signs point toward the release of some sort of digital avatar technology: a realistic CGI human that users can interact with.
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At one point, toward the end of the approximately 24 minute video, the women can be seen berating an unidentified man, who comes out from the mosque, with insults and epithets.
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"Month-end, seasonals, and a supportive technical landscape all point toward an extension of the current rally in Treasuries," Ian Lyngen, BMO's head of U.S. rates, said in a note on Tuesday.
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You can create a "home" location that linked devices can point toward, and also set a safe zone (a radius from your device) that warns you if the other one leaves it.
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"It dovetails with what we saw in the Fed minutes yesterday, really suggesting that the Fed is on autopilot at this point toward quarterly rate hikes in the year ahead," said Schamotta.
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All signs point toward the former vice president making a presidential run, but to win Biden will have to throw out most of his past political lessons and learn some new tricks.
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A few preparations point toward higher culinary aspirations, like mussels steamed in a garlicky beer broth pepped up with herbs and Old Bay, or an opulently creamy, Cognac-rich chicken-liver pâté.
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Usually, words like this ("Put your hand in mine, don't stop/We'll dance the night away, won't care what people say") point toward one place: jubilant, heedless excess on the tail end.
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While Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said the next GeForce GPUs would be "a long time from now" recently, all signs now point toward next month for the launch of the GeForce GTX 1180.
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Four former federal prosecutors said the document appears to point toward Trump, but cautioned that the language could indicate another senior campaign official and that it remains too soon to say for certain.
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POTTER I would not be surprised to see O'Rourke try to generate a sense of "us-against-the-world" among his supporters and decrying traditional political expectations that point toward an early exit.
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Down the line, Trump's current policies now point toward orthodox conservatism: This is, it should be said, a genuine change of direction from how Trump portrayed himself and was seen during the campaign.
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"Even as leading economic indicators point toward weak consumer spending and stress on local firms, rising investment and government spending are supporting higher economic growth," said Nadene Johnson, an economist at NKC African Economics.
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One of Trump's first executive actions was to reverse predecessor Barack Obama's decision to deny the Keystone XL permit, triggering a cascade of court decisions that ultimately seem to point toward approval and construction.
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But the people he's selected for mercy so far point toward a corrupt ulterior motive: signaling to aides and associates that he'll pardon them as long as they don't cooperate with the Russia investigation.
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But the viewing data that McGoldrick cites point toward another key factor widening the American divide: voters with the same demographic characteristics display very different political and cultural attitudes depending on their geographic location.
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"All the trend lines right now point away from a tough approach to Russian aggression and point toward more accommodation of the Russian notion that they have a privileged sphere of influence," he said.
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Scraps of intelligence seemed to point toward terrifying hypotheticals: What if the C.I.A. got its hands on a Qaeda suspect who knew about a dirty bomb about to go off in New York City?
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And that means more time to watch TV. That said, Tubi's numbers point toward increased consumer adoption of free, ad-supported streaming to complement their Netflix viewing — especially as popular library titles depart streamers.
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They point toward the possibility of an almost modular approach to building mini-brains, which involves growing relatively simple organoids representative of different developing brain regions and then allowing them to connect with one another.
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But the reality is that the scale of the candidates' campaigns and the breakdown of the voting countries, who are grouped in largely continental geographic confederations, point toward either Mr. Infantino or Sheikh Salman winning.
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Stocks of financial companies and banks got a boost when Fed officials Friday signaled that a rate hike was possible in September, though the market odds point toward a December rate hike as more likely.
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So much so that at a pivotal point toward the end of the film, when Andrea refuses to jump off the ship to save herself during the evacuation, your heart breaks at her visceral fear.
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In a widely shared story in The New Yorker, Adam Davidson argued that Trump's presidency has reached a turning point toward a broad consensus that the president has been a disaster for the United States.
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Granted, both of these factors find the company working to catch up with other flagships, but they also point toward the company's efforts at making a device that's just easier to use day-to-day.
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Additionally, Airbnb said in January that it had reached its second straight year of profitability, based on an EBITDA basis, and saw a notable uptick in guest arrivals, which could point toward rapidly accelerating growth.
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"My instinct is to try to point toward things in society that are stupid and to laugh," he said in an interview for the premiere of "A Parallelogram" at the Steppenwolf Theater Company in Chicago.
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Yet the trends and the "arc of human history" do not point toward justice but injustice as government continues to expand and encroach and take more and more of life's decisions away from the individual.
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While some IT academics nationwide predict that the tipping point toward larger automation in the U.S. will be in the year 2020, in this debate, an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.
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The 2700-page report's large amounts of data and charts are likely to be used by Obamacare advocates as benchmarks to point toward when comparing the ACA to any replacement plan, proposed or passed into law.
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Earlier leaks point toward the R11 being no slouch in the specs department either: Supposedly there will also be a bigger version, the R11 Plus, which will naturally come with a larger display and bigger battery.
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So when Prince Mohammed promises land for cultural and entertainment projects, and support for "talented writers, authors and directors", he seems to point toward a reversal of the ban on cinemas, but without explicitly doing so.
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If you want your book to be scary (let's say), the diction, syntax, and pacing of the book should likewise point toward scariness: language that relishes shadows and surprises; scenes unfolding slowly to heighten readers' anticipation.
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The 2018 Social Security cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) will not be announced until October, but inflation trends point toward an increase of about 2 percent, according to a recent forecast by the Senior Citizens League.
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"At the end of that what we can point toward with some confidence is sustainable value significantly in excess of what we're seeing at the moment," added Baldock, previously the boss of online retailer Shop Direct.
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All of the incentives in this environment point toward maximizing victories and minimizing defeats; the only things restricting a much more rapid devolution of the confirmation process into pure power politics were unenforceable norms of behavior.
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Until now, Pepper the robot has required programming knowledge to control, a fact that's proven a pain point toward wider adoption (well, that and the fact that it hasn't started shipping widely here in the U.S.).
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He could always tell the people who were rummaging through his baseball hats and shirts laid out neatly on tables, "I was born right over there," and point toward the far corner of the parking lot.
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Scientists say that spot offers a good target for collecting samples that could point toward signs of extinct life: That rover will also carry something never before sent by humans to another planet — a small helicopter.
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The number of people who are out of work in Germany increased by 4,000 in August, touching a total of 2.29 million, as signs point toward a recession under the weight of the country's manufacturing collapse.
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Now, "the trend lines point toward increasing authoritarian consolidation, a stronger Nicolas Maduro and a more fragmented opposition," said Michael Camilleri, who served in the State Department and the National Security Council during the Obama administration.
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If the proper changes in policy are made, the benefits of non-carbon electricity, decades-long guaranteed baseload power and decreasing safety risks of emerging technologies will all point toward a new chapter in nuclear power.
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"At some point toward the end of the party, I turned my head to find that Queen Elizabeth had surfaced at my elbow, the two of us suddenly alone together in the otherwise crowded room," Obama writes.
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The nerve of this company to announce that it's producing a new Bruce Willis movie in the same week that it can't perform its basic duties is appalling, but it could very well point toward another pivot.
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While it was once unheard of to know someone who'd had premarital sex (or, at least, someone willing to admit it), many millennials would now be hard-pressed to point toward someone who waited to have sex.
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After eight years of a heavy-handed regulatory approach that included an unprecedented focus on home appliance efficiency standards, home appliance manufacturers welcome the early signs and talk from the Trump administration that point toward less regulation.
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This year's "right-track" numbers are about as bad as in those two cycles, even though everything else seems to point toward a more normal election — one where the Democrats would be slight but not big underdogs.
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A Cambridge University study showed that on the night of the Brexit vote, punters on Betfair were faster than City traders to shed their sense of disbelief as initial results started to point toward a Leave victory.
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It's a psychological drama in the vein of the 2008 Anne Hathaway movie Passengers or the 2004 Christian Bale feature The Machinist, where eerie occurrences in the world point toward a larger pattern the protagonists need to understand.
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But luckily, a fear of dolls likely doesn't point toward anything more existential than that and, unless you have some seriously bad friends, no one's going to force you to see the next installment of the Annabelle series.
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This reuse of tools or infrastructure has been compared to the fingerprints a thief may leave behind at the scene of a crime, providing researchers and investigators with clues that can point toward a likely responsible actor group.
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The idea of "Vessel" as an exclamation point toward the northern end of the High Line is part of Mr. Ross's grand plan to make Hudson Yards the center of New York, despite its hard-to-reach location.
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Some may point toward notable Instagram stars like Belle Delphine — who capitalized on the "thirsty gamer boys" willing to pay $30 for a bottle of her bathwater — as a symbol of the first wave of the e-girl.
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They also point toward his last works — the asylum paintings, the cypresses, the wheat fields — in which his desire to capture his emotional response to the world through paint came out in blizzards of whirling, sinuous mark-making.
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It may have caused some fretting in previous years, but after Mitchell Robinson pulled off a prep-to-pro adjustment (with a gap year spent working out) with ease, there's some solid precedent for Bazley to point toward.
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The hallways on a DCL ship might seem confusing, but no matter where you're going you can direct yourself by looking down at the carpet, since the stars on it always point toward the front of the ship.
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Digital work The shock announcement from the Duke and Duchess of Sussex on Thursday that they wanted to "step back" from roles as senior members of the Royal Family may itself point toward a potential new income stream.
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The patterns of support for both single-payer health care and the Green New Deal point toward the new fault lines likely to shape the legislation that emerges from the Democratic-controlled House over the next two years.
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Points cancel out, so for example, if one team scores four points and the other scores three, the other team wins that round with one point toward their final score and they toss first in the next round.
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The Iran-aligned Houthi movement that controls the capital of Yemen has claimed responsibility, but U.S. officials have said they believe the strikes may have come from the opposite direction, which could point toward Iranian or Iraqi territory.
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First, Sylvester Stallone's turn as Stakar / Starhawk and the appearance of Aleta Ogord (Michelle Yeoh), Charlie-27 (Ving Rhames), Martinex (Michael Rosenbaum), and Mainframe (Miley Cyrus) all point toward the future debut of the original Guardians of the Galaxy.
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But most of those choices — including a curtailed "Glad that worked out!" ending and the extensive focus on Prodigium — point toward Universal's efforts to make The Mummy a "welcome to a world" prelude rather than a stand-alone adventure.
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So for an expert deciding what problem to tackle next — one that, if solved, would bring them honor and glory at a top AI conference — all arrows point toward making a system that beats humans at their own game.
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Interrupted by Ivanka Trump At some point toward the end of the meeting, the President's oldest daughter and senior adviser, Ivanka Trump, stopped by the meeting to specifically sell the child tax credit, according to a senior GOP source.
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"At some point toward the end, when we finally arrested him and took him out of there, he did write down on a sheet of paper, 'I want my attorney, I don't want to talk to you,' " Snyder said.
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Likewise, does Saul's misanthropic mashup of civic issues and icons that includes images of Ronald Reagan as a druggie and Martin Luther King Jr. as a giant octopus massaging the phallus of justice point toward anything other than disaffection?
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A person familiar with the investigation told the WSJ that the scale of the breach, sophistication of the hack, and nature of the stolen data all point toward a state-sponsored actor, though there's no public evidence to that effect.
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The specific rules to the fast cover a wide range, he says, but all of them point toward a common goal: to emulate a kind of morality in the hopes of transcending your earthly form (at least for a day).
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It could be that the drastic improvement from Dumbo to Aladdin, and that Aladdin was able to end on a high note, point toward a trend of ongoing improvement at Disney, as they barrel toward the third cartoon remake this year.
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But in a country polarized by race and ideology and partisanship, all signs point toward a race that will remain close at least until the next marquee events ahead of Election Day 102 days from now: candidate debates this fall.
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Trump's state tax returns could give an indication of the true size of his fortune or even point toward foreign financial entanglements, although they likely wouldn't be as comprehensive as his federal returns, according to Sheil, the former IRS investigator.
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Another U.S. official, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said there were indications that could point toward a potential missile launch "sooner rather than later," but cautioned that such signs had been seen in the past and no test had resulted.
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It doesn't matter that there is no historical record of something, or that the records that do exist point toward it never happening; you don't have to prove anything, you just have to say something that can't be easily disproven.
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The findings are an important new piece of information that point toward a slight reduction in temperature rise projections, says Jasper Kirkby, a particle physicist at CERN and a co-author of two studies on the subject published today in Nature.
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Duncan Buell, a computer science professor at the University of South Carolina, said the issues with the Indiana election point toward ES&S not doing enough testing beforehand to make sure that its equipment would be fully functional during voting.
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Like the Milky Way, blazars contain a supermassive black hole, but unlike our own galaxy the black hole is actively dragging in stars and dust and spewing out matter and light in a jet that happens to point toward Earth.
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There are those who point toward Cousins's 26-152-1 career record as a starter as a potential warning sign, but he has consistently played on a team with a subpar defense, and that will not be a problem in Minnesota.
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As evidence starts to point toward the brutal, corrupt narcotics unit (shades of "The Shield"), K. J. — already haunted by a past case that had a disastrous effect on a family with children — dulls the stress with booze and karaoke.
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"If we take past as precedent, and the situation on the ground, all indicators point toward not much coming out of the talks and a resumption of fighting in Hudaydah," said Peter Salisbury, a Yemen expert at the International Crisis Group.
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On May 2628, OPEC meets again for the first time since agreeing to cut production levels in November 28503, and all signs point toward another round of market manipulation with national oil companies (NOCs) of other oil-rich countries, including Russia.
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And if this really is the turning point toward something more closely resembling the pre-2008 inflation and interest rate environment — still a big if — it will have an impact for nearly everyone, not just people with money to invest.
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"In health care, one of the causes of poor outcomes is starting to point toward social determinants of health, and one of those factors causing poorer outcomes is missed appointments to physicians and lack of adherence to medications," he said.
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This is a central tenet — arguably the central tenet — of Christianity, reified at the Crucifixion, which, if you believe it, is the eschatological zero point toward which all prior history was aimed and out of which all future history emerges.
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He believes that deep historical trends point toward continued American centrality in the world, and thus encourage hostile nations to drop their antagonism and work with the US. And he believes history does not favor unpopular dictatorships or overextending regional powers.
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If the similarities between the REVII teaser and "Home" point toward anything, it's a tonal shift in the Resi series from big budget zombie slaying to subdued horror, induced by paranoia and regression, poignant in an age obsessed with technology, misinformation, and surveillance.
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The previous CES had a bit of mystery about it, as Lightning headphones were an intriguing alternative proposition, but Apple's efforts to push wireless tech forward and the overall headphone industry's reaction both point toward wireless cans being essentially the standard for 22016.
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In light of the ongoing debate about guns in America, Waypoint is taking a closer look at the way guns and violence are portrayed in the industry, and why politicians continue to point toward games in the event of a mass tragedy.
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In which case the president is deciding between trusting the conservative legal establishment, which hasn't led him astray so far, and trusting his own affinities, which seemingly point toward Kethledge as a compromise between the legal elites and the Barrett-preferring base.
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Otherwise, current rumors point toward a modest spec bump for the OnePlus 7T series, including a switch to Qualcomm's Snapdragon 855+ processor, and a small battery bump: from 4,103mAh to 4,085mAh in the Pro, and 3,700mAh to 3,800mAh in the regular 7T.
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Other information that investigators found from the phone point toward a split personality; the police reportedly found a slew of selfies — including one taken in the truck — internet searches for fitness clubs and salsa clubs, as well as extremely violent sites that showed executions.
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There isn't a lot of information about what the new episodes will hold for BoJack, though the teenage horse in the end of season three seems to point toward a BoJack parenthood storyline, but we'll have to wait until September to find out for sure.
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The cleverly executed cameos (Dave Coulier, Macaulay Culkin) and tossed-off lines ("the heir to the Capri-Sun fortune") point toward a welcome prickliness, but the show can't quite stick to those guns — if it did, Jules would realize how vacuous her existence is.
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From the Stonewall riots to the murder of Matthew Shepard, from vicious beating and murder of Keyonna Monroe Blakeney to the horrifying massacre at the Pulse nightclub last weekend, let us mark this Pride Month as a turning point toward love, acceptance and inclusion.
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If you were to apply the changes we see in Trump's approval rating among blacks compared with his vote share in 2016 and all other groups voted the same, it would mean a shift in the national margin of about 1 percentage point toward him.
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It also might serve as a talking point toward the FTC and other regulators investigating it for potential antitrust violations and other malpractice, as the company could claim the Oversight Board means it's not completely free to pursue profit over what's fair for society.
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Traders are watching the data for indications on whether inflation is running hot enough to support a U.S. Federal Reserve rate hike as soon as later this year, while the quarter's corporate earnings are expected to mark the turning point toward a return to earnings growth.
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As tens of millions of Americans cast ballots in what will be the largest-ever mobilization of early voters in a presidential election, the numbers have started to point toward a slump that many Democrats feared might materialize without the nation's first black president on the ticket.
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For those that expect true high-quality sound when spending hundreds of dollars on a pair of headphones, I would point toward the Audio-Technica MSR7 (which can now be found for $189), the planar magnetic Oppo PM3 or Audeze Sine, or the aforementioned, utterly delightful, Beoplay H6.
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Instead, the poles (which always point toward the frigid depths of space) would be so cold that carbon dioxide would be pulled from the sky, an effect, Dr. Heller argues, that would cause the planet to lose its precious greenhouse gas so that liquid water could never form.
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It's true that you need to be able to point toward and name a political problem in order to apprehend and address it, but the works in Enacting Stillness model a form of political engagement that depends less on content-based critique than on the power of singular experiences.
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While early reports seem to point toward human error by both parties involved (the truck driver turning across traffic without sufficient time and space, and the Tesla driver allegedly watching a movie while behind the wheel), many people are debating what responsibility falls onto Tesla and its autonomous-driving functions.
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"Although the results point toward a benefit of treatment with macitentan (Opsumit), we do not see a significant treatment effect on the primary endpoint of exercise capacity as measured in the 6 minute walk test," said Nazzareno Galie, head of the Pulmonary Hypertension Center at the University of Bologna's Institute of Cardiology.
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But recent research from the likes of OpenAI, an independent artificial intelligence lab in San Francisco, and Salesforce, the San Francisco tech giant, point toward the development of systems that can tackle language problems in a broader way: Teach a system to do one task, and it can help with other tasks, too.
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Yes, there is still at least one living, breathing dragon, but this episode includes the deaths of the Night King and Melisandre, the end of Beric's improbably long life, and a number of other tiny moments that point toward a similar end of magic perhaps coming as the show nears its endgame.
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There have already been plenty of trailers for the upcoming Blade Runner sequel, Blade Runner 2049, featuring flying cars, giant lady holograms, and Jared Leto's freaky-ass eyeballs, all of which seem to point toward the fact that Denis Villeneuve may have actually made a proper sequel to Ridley Scott's 1982 sci-fi masterpiece.
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Cohen faces a slew of potential federal charges—he has yet to be formally indicted—and while it initially seemed like he might be willing to take one for the team here, rather than cooperate with prosecutors, the latest tea leaves point toward Cohen being open to striking a deal and flipping on his old boss.
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Publication of the State Department's Religious Freedom Report on Cameroon in 2018, inclusion of Cameroon in the State Department's Ministerial to Advance Religious Freedom in 2019, and the Trump administration's inaugural religious freedom forum at the 2019 United Nations General Assembly would seem to point toward respect for the Abienwi family's spiritual and cultural burial rites.
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Despite his hard-line ideology, supporters of Barr point toward instances in his first Justice Department tenure that they say show he approached decisions based on an honest review of the facts, like when he told the White House there was no precedent to support the desire of some Republicans to use a line-item veto that would give the president a strategic advantage over lawmakers.
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LEADING THE DAY CONGRESS: The president's alleged legal entanglements tied to federal campaign finance law and the guilty pleas filed on Tuesday by Trump's former personal attorney do not point toward articles of impeachment, nor is impeaching Trump a priority for House Democrats, House Minority Leader Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE (D-Calif.) said on Wednesday.
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