" He said Sessions' voting record points toward an "unconstitutional xenophobia.
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But the preponderance of polling data still points toward weakness.
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But Masvidal also points toward a more organic way forward.
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This puzzling pattern once again points toward idiosyncratic physician beliefs.
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The 2017 Toyota Yaris points toward the near future of vehicles.
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She points toward the decontamination area for those who've been sprayed.
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What we know so far points toward a staggering systemic breakdown.
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All of this points toward a synthesis of the two approaches.
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Certain events offer more points toward the Official World Golf Ranking.
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This agenda points toward upholding institutions rather than tearing them down.
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After you hit "Warmer," Garfield appears and points toward a treasure chest.
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It swung 8 points toward Democrats in the governor's race last year.
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Data on claiming of Social Security benefits also points toward delayed retirement.
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Whatever the administration decides, recent history points toward net negative economic efforts.
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It swung 503 points toward Democrats in the governor's race last year.
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Still, what we have so far points toward a Hillary Clinton victory.
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That points toward consolidation, but reducing taxes is likely to delay that.
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With 40 years of painting behind it, Piffaretti's project points toward endless discovery.
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But a new national poll of voters Tuesday points toward a different outcome.
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But I think this points toward a more material version of smart garments.
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In particular, Kraan-Korteweg points toward a galaxy known as HIZOA J0836-43.
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We were already using a rewards credit card to earn points toward travel.
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Kansas' Fourth Congressional District shifted 24 points toward Democrats in Tuesday's special election.
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If anything, the law points toward a flexible understanding of the elector's role.
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And, the episodes likely points toward the key to understanding what makes Villanelle tick.
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This points toward a major reason for why I find Mostel's interview so welcome.
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This isn't the first time a leak points toward an iPhone 13507033 Pro model.
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Loading up on the blue sure points toward a baby boy on the way.
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In 2016, 592 counties shifted at least 20 points toward the Republican presidential nominee.
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So you can really rake in a lot of points toward future award stays.
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Early 21st century discord in the U.S., Britain and elsewhere points toward that possibility.
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At least this week, bitcoin earned some points toward being a safe haven trade.
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For each eligible United States dollar spent, members will earn five points toward status.
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Passing a donkey cart, the driver points toward a hill covered with Eucalyptus trees.
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The cooperation of both those men points toward peril for other key figures who have belatedly acknowledged contacts with Russians, including Attorney General Jeff Sessions, Trump son-in-law Jared Kushner, and Donald Trump Jr. It also points toward peril for President Trump.
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It sits on the Rio Grande, the giant marquee lettering "Outlet Shoppes" points toward Mexico.
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In Fitch's view, the present balance of risks points toward a less benign global outcome.
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One points toward the work space and has the word "California" printed across the arrow.
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Beat Shazam points toward the future of not just two industries, but maybe all media.
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The track record of 529 college savings plans points toward a drop in fees over time.
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Worth also sees something in the stock's 150-day moving average that points toward a breakout.
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The purpose of the organization as stated in the proposed club constitution points toward that polarization.
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All hope seems to be fading, until a gentleman points toward a basket by the counter.
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If each state shifted by two points toward Mr. Trump, for example, it would transform Mrs.
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That points toward a quieter, more thoughtful approach that places a higher premium on governing experience.
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Mueller's analysis of the evidence clearly points toward an attempt to obstruct justice in that circumstance.
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The median shift on science and technology topics was 15.3 percentage points toward the winning side.
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But the high and growing use of social policies points toward the paradox I mentioned earlier.
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The system automatically awarded 20 out of 150 points toward admission to members of underrepresented minorities.
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Everything points toward the Masters in April, and usually through to the Players Championship in May.
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Let's move beyond the stale talking points toward preventing pain, suffering and saving young people's lives.
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"The evidence points toward acts of hate," state Attorney General Gurbir Grewal told a news conference.
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That points toward a last-minute rush, said Maura Cassidy, the company's vice president of retirement.
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Chertoff recommends using accumulated points toward your honeymoon, particularly if you have a card with travel rewards.
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The one for the chitarra points toward the chef Mark Ladner's pasta with crab meat and jalapeños.
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Reitz, South Africa (CNN)Danie Slabbert points toward the cattle that brought his farm back to life.
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The group winners each receive 75 points toward playoff qualification, with the runners-up getting 50 points.
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When Bobbi Trout's focus strays during an early flight, for instance, her instructor points toward the ground.
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The long list of great mountaineers who have been killed climbing alone points toward the latter argument.
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The technique cannot be applied to people, but it points toward a better understanding of human aging.
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Most of this points toward a weakness Oakland didn't address in the off-season: their off-ball linebackers.
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"In Fitch's view, the present balance of risks points toward a less benign global outcome," the rater said.
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The current state of our health care points toward a path of no return, and Americans deserve better.
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Thirty-eight of the 39 counties in King's district shifted at least 12 points toward Republicans in 2016.
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UBS strategist Keith Parker said this is a good opportunity to buy and points toward a market rally.
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What if common sense and US intelligence ultimately points toward containing the fallout from an ally gone rogue?
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But the staging, which feels like it's for a play rather than a movie, points toward something interesting.
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The third points toward a broad shift in the way the federal government has evaluated major regulations for decades.
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And without explicitly saying so, the report repeatedly points toward Congress as the ultimate authority in settling such matters.
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In fact, any and all evidence surrounding new headphones from the company points toward new products directly from Apple.
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It points toward a generational change in thinking, not just about designing for difference but about diversity and inclusion.
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Then identify what you want to get from a card, whether it be cash back or points toward travel.
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The table's receding plane points toward an ambiguous landscape that is as much paint as it is smeared light.
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The concern about the cost of Boston television points toward the third reason Iowa has emerged as first among equals.
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She points toward a line of cars honking at the corner of campus as a reason she prefers public transit.
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On the other side of the satellite is another instrument that points toward the sun, providing measurements of solar particles.
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Xiaomi vice president of global operations Hugo Barra points toward the Mi TV 210 after a presentation in San Francisco.
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He believes the pistol points toward the only way out, though Thurm's ending nonetheless provides a stark and chilling surprise.
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A high volume of early voting points toward heavy turnout, though weather forecasters predict thunderstorms, which could discourage some voters.
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But if the absence of diplomacy points toward a direct military confrontation, both Washington and Tehran should rethink their positions.
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The Saudi-led military coalition said Monday that preliminary evidence points toward the weapons used in the attack being Iranian.
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As far as I know, there's no information (at least not any publicly available) that points toward Rogers hating Mormons.
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But the research above points toward something like a solution, namely getting more people to believe that everything is one.
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More broadly speaking, it also points toward how everything in season two feels reverse-engineered from the (admittedly terrific) climax.
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All evidence points toward the conclusion that juice cleanses and other detox diets are not only ineffective but also potentially harmful.
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The main reason cited is the lack of tournaments, which again points toward tournament organizers' resistance to committing to the game.
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Despite pressure from SWG and its 16 points toward a sanctuary campus , the New School doesn't identify as a sanctuary campus.
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A cancel button appears on one side, while the other points toward a Touch ID button on the right for authentication.
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He points toward the Muslim majority provinces of Sulu and Basilan where some of the most dangerous fighting is going on.
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They're over there [points toward Capitol Hill] spending $22 trillion, money we don't have by the way, but hey, it's boring.
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Ipsos's sample swung a net of 28500 points toward the GOP in party identification, one factor which drives the generic vote.
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Her new installation also points toward the future as the pinnacle of the techniques she's been developing over years of work.
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The director points toward a movie they found influential, viewers who understand the reference smile in recognition, and everything continues apace.
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Such is the duality and lesson of Ms. Sánchez's art: It's grounded in the material world but points toward something metaphysical.
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Schiff and other House Democrats have long argued that evidence points toward a possible conspiracy between the Trump campaign and Russians.
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He isn't the first person to bring up the idea of a "cybersecurity moonshot," but he points toward discrete, solvable goals.
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That points toward a campaign focused on Trump's basic fitness for office rather than the policy differences between the two candidates.
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But youth leagues and public high schools are not rolling in money, and this points toward the ticking bomb in football economics.
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There are two cameras —the 8-megapixel one that faces the world and the 5-megapixel camera that points toward your body.
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Each race is now split into three "stages," and drivers win points toward the season championship by doing well in those stages.
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For an object moving in a circle, the direction of the acceleration vector (a) always points toward the center of the circle.
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The four-and-one-quarter-length victory over Vorticity earned Flexibility 10 qualifying points toward a starting berth in the Kentucky Derby.
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With that very sobering addition, the family comedy points toward a tween TV future that is far edgier than anyone ever predicted.
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Meanwhile, Gift Card Granny has a loyalty program where people can earn points toward $5 discounts on their purchases of gift cards.
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He scored six straight points toward the end of the third quarter and then got hot at the start of the fourth.
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The GOP has cut the deficit on that question to about 85033 points, from 13 points toward the end of last year.
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So, at a time when the evidence points toward the importance of savings, many Americans are not in a position to act.
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First it was to help build my credit, and then it was to earn cash back and rewards points toward free travel.
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Another talked about how the Egyptian pyramid structure points toward clues that the Earth is a flat diamond shape, supported by pillars.
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Last month, Uber introduced Local Offers, where Visa credit card holders can earn points toward free rides at hundreds of participating merchants.
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"The trend points toward a world ridding itself of the death penalty," said Oluwatosin Popoola, Amnesty International's adviser on the death penalty.
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In one, his own finger is pointed at the White House; in the other, alongside it, his finger points toward Tiananmen Square.
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Analysts said the drop points toward a broad slowdown in demand, according to my CNN Business colleague Laura He in Hong Kong.
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That's an important point because NATO CCD COE has gone on record saying that its research points toward a state actor being responsible.
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Or a single stand of evergreens points toward the sky in the midst of a barren, snow-covered landscape no vehicle has crossed.
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Not only does it earn you points toward $2122 Nordstrom Notes, but it also gives you early access to the store's Anniversary Sale.
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Across the state, the six largest counties in North Carolina all shifted more than 10 percentage points toward Democrats between 2012 and 2016.
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The other arrow reads "Silicon Valley" and points toward a pair of plush red chairs nestled in a corner near the front desk.
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That worry points toward the best strategy for Democrats to follow: Hammer home a few simple story lines about Trump and his enablers.
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"The evidence points toward yet another chemical attack by the regime," said Maja Kocijancic, spokeswoman for European Union Foreign Affairs and Security Policy.
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The failure of any candidate to score a more decisive victory points toward a potentially long and grinding struggle for the party's nomination.
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Light activities like walking or housework earn fewer points toward the total MET minutes per week than intense workouts like running or cycling.
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But setting aside for a moment the eternal chase for ephemeral ratings and ad metrics, his consistent inaccuracy also points toward other questions.
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He made the races short, less than two minutes, and organized the competition into heats where pilots earn points toward a qualifying round.
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When an employee records an activity, they earn points toward personal rewards, and a donation goes to the charity that's tied to their effort.
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A 2014 study in the UK found aging caused a gradual shift of nearly 20 percentage points toward the Conservatives between 20 and 80.
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That's why Cost of Living is one of our categories of competitiveness, worth a possible 23.63 points toward a state's overall Top States score.
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"Rather, the current trajectory points toward an overshooting of full employment, a key reason why we expect further tightening of monetary policy," Mericle said.
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One is selling gems that give you ten points toward magic, while another offers high-powered rifles that can tear through any intergalactic beast.
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One is selling gems that give you ten points toward magic, while another offers high-powered rifles that can tear through any intergalactic beast.
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If the show gets picked up for more seasons, we have their chemistry to look forward to — luckily, the finale points toward just that.
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The Precept points toward a focus on sustainable manufacturing practices, rather than simply on building a more efficient alternative to traditional gas-powered vehicles.
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The dense content points toward both a working-class Catholic upbringing in New Jersey and an indigent New York tenement life, one backgrounded by gentrification.
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But the survey also points toward another issue: Valentine's Day could evoke pressure for women to please their partners at the expense of their desires.
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But Subirana's work points toward much greater specificity: The closer the practice to the original skill "memory," the more likely the skill will be retained.
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If the news points toward the need for a national conversation about climate change, he'll make it about how much water firefighters have in California.
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The evidence on where Chief Justice Roberts and Justices Gorsuch and Kavanaugh stand on abortion rights is fairly thin, but it all points toward skepticism.
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The unpopularity among suburban voters of assault weapons points toward opportunities for turning up the heat on the 50 House Republicans who still represent suburban districts.
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Thousands protested the austerity measures on Monday in San Juan, the capital, marching from different points toward the city's financial center, known as the Golden Mile.
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In his view that consistent level of support from which the stock continues to rise points toward even more upside in view of Coke's recent behavior.
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Exploration, discovery, development… each act has the potential to become a milestone in the saga of your people, and contribute points toward sparking a Golden Age.
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Even so, contact with Stone from higher levels of the campaign points toward interest in any damaging info on Clinton that WikiLeaks had in its possession.
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That points toward a 2018 mid-term election climate even more favorable than opposition parties typically enjoy in the early phase of a new president's tenure.
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Among the 50 Missouri counties that shifted 20 or more points toward Republicans between 2012 and 2016, just 14 percent of residents hold a college degree.
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When you click on that link, you'll be transferred to a separate partner website where you can redeem your points toward travel, gift cards, or merchandise.
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While the strategy provides revenue and loan diversity for NBC, it also points toward modestly higher risk appetite given the level and nature of the growth.
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The deal creates a free-trade area between the 28-nation bloc and Ukraine, and points toward a gradual economic convergence with the rest of Europe.
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Still, the trend line points toward higher exports, closer to the 29.9-million-bpd weekly mark than the 225-million-bpd export volumes from last year.
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"Our research points toward ways that can more quickly clean up air pollution," said Jonathan M. Moch, a Harvard researcher and lead author of the study.
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All four dogs will ideally finish the relay in under 24 seconds, collectively; doing so earns them points toward Flyball titles (of which there are many).
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Everything we know so far about the Todd Phillips-directed, Joaquin Phoenix-starring Joker origin movie points toward a very different take on the Batman nemesis.
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Even though Apple, as a leadership stock, points toward a bearish path forward right now, it could also be a leading indicator of a broader tech turnaround.
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"Spirals and arcs in the density of the dust also points toward gravitational interactions between these disks and forming planets," Caleb A. Scharf at Scientific American writes.
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The historically Republican district has seen some major voter shifts in the past few election cycles, swinging 8 points toward Democrats in the governor's race last year.
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In lieu of cash, Noh accepts "support" from Titleist, receiving hats, gloves, balls, shoes, and clubs; she earns no income from tournaments, only points toward her rankings.
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But by the end of season one, she's oriented herself, again, as the show's North Star, the one thing everything else in the Westworld cosmos points toward.
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James Harden Pros: *prepares to drop microphone* Harden was the MVP last year and just about every relevant statistic points toward him being even better right now.
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But at least folks can earn a little extra cash back or bonus points toward travel for when quarantines are lifted and the travel industry bounces back.
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There are elements of President Trump's economic agenda that would be positive for growth, but the present balance of risks points toward a less benign global outcome.
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If you have any upcoming trips planned, consider booking flights with Southwest if possible, since paid flights will earn you points toward the Companion Pass as well.
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An evolution toward social tolerance among younger Americans, on issues including sexuality as well as race, points toward diminished relevance of identity divisions over the long run.
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"I'd like to be part of that force which points toward a utopian direction, even though I fully recognize the possibility and risks of the negative ending."
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So while the Democrats did indeed see increasingly diverse states like Arizona, Georgia, and even Texas shift several points toward Clinton this year, it simply wasn't enough.
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As the gallery shuts, she leads me into a tight room—"You're still limping!" she laughs —and points toward the roughly 7,000 stairs I now need to climb.
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There is a subtle truth that Arrival points toward, and that is the way we construct and talk about the world may reflect something idiosyncratic about our species.
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Cook says this district is just R+2 (meaning it leans just 2 points toward Republicans compared to the nation as a whole) and rates it Lean Republican.
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For instance, the Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) continues to advance a proposal that dictates crew size operations even though evidence actually points toward single man crews being safer.
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Why Demonstrating Is Good for Kids (Related Learning Network lesson plan) As teenagers consider joining a national school walkout, new research points toward the benefits of political activism.
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What infuriates Trump is an accusation or a call for accountability, any comment that points toward his words or actions as a cause for what has gone wrong.
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"This pleasing development points toward dynamic industrial output in the months to come," said Credit Suisse, which compiles the index together with the Swiss SVME purchasing managers' association.
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Working your way from ear to ear, twist and twirl your hair around your fingers, shaping each section into a twist that points toward the back of your head.
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"Sales figures points toward a shift in the industry as more consumers have adopted digitally distributed games and free-to-play," said SuperData CEO and founder Joost van Dreunen.
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If you can comfortably hit that spending requirement and you could use these Marriott points toward any upcoming travel plans, this sign-up bonus could be well worth it.
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The total raised for five of seven packages points toward a fall in the value of the rights after jumps of about 70 percent in the previous two auctions.
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Fitch views FNNI's level of growth as reasonable and points toward not only sound risk management controls but also the company's strengthening franchise in the partnership credit card space.
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Once a reliable Republican stronghold, the county has recently become more of a battleground in statewide races — shifting 20173 points toward the Democrat in the most recent governor's race.
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But its existence points toward the ambition the personal styling company has to grab more of the money its customers spend on clothing outside of their relationship with Stitch Fix.
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That move points toward a hint of positive sentiment ahead of Amazon's report, and if the retail giant beats expectations by a margin similar to Facebook, the stock could soar.
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For the past year, 68 nurses at the Svartedalens retirement home have been working just 30 hours a week, and so far, the data points toward a few positive outcomes.
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Read more: The best credit card welcome bonuses available nowGet 100,000 Marriott points toward future hotel staysAccording to The Points Guy's loyalty currency valuations, 100,14 Marriott points are worth $800.
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This will not be lost among an F.O.M.C. that leans hawkish in 21.25 and points toward an increasing probability that the central bank will hike rates four times this year.
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But unless something big changes, unless these polls are very wrong, or unless there's some sort of convention rules coup, this points toward a first-ballot victory for Donald Trump.
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An earlier version of this obituary misstated the number of finishers in a Formula One race who are awarded points toward winning a world driving championship in a given year.
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If you were to shift that national environment 2 points toward the Democrats, it might result in Democrats picking up, on average, around 45 seats or more in the House.
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Instead, he points toward other scientifically explainable reasons for why people may think they've seen a ghost, including infrasound, sleep paralysis, and the traumatic grief of losing a loved one.
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All together, Anders Holm, who plays failed baseball player and new dad Vince, agrees the entire show points toward a future where women writers aren't in charge of "women only" shows.
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Kamala Harris says the Mueller report points toward obstruction, but adds she is a "realist" and doubts her Republican colleagues in the Senate will vote to remove President Trump from office.
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You'll also be able to put your points toward supporting a "rotating list" of nonprofits — the initial list is Doctors Without Borders USA, Save the Children, and World Food Program USA.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's Jamie Chadwick earned her first points toward a Formula One superlicense on Sunday after finishing fourth overall in the Asian F3 series at the Buriram circuit in Thailand.
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Since the horizontal component of the tension force (Fr) points toward the center, and the vector r always points away from the center, the angle between them is always 180 degrees.
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On the Antarctic Peninsula, which points toward the tip of South America from the west side of the continent, it's gotten more than 5 degrees Fahrenheit hotter in the last 50 years.
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In his "Letter From Birmingham Jail," he points toward white moderates who understood his argument for freedom and agreed with his goals, but disagreed with his timing or methods of direct action.
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Read more: Chase Freedom quarterly bonus calendarThe Freedom can earn points toward travelThe 5% cash back is great, but if you, like me, want to earn travel points, it gets even better.
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Toni Some people might say that Virginia is more important than Iowa (in the number of electoral votes), which points toward Kaine, but it could be argued that Iowa is more important.
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Despite these contrary opinions, Sue believes that the available research points toward men suffering worse from colds and flu than women, but he called for "much better-quality research" to prove it.
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Jarnow points toward Wolf Eyes using sheet metal as an instrument and The Butthole Surfers using strobe lights, smoke machines, and film projectors in performances as examples of this psychedelic-fueled creativity.
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The technique, which requires genetic engineering, cannot be applied directly to people, but the achievement points toward better understanding of human aging and the possibility of rejuvenating human tissues by other means.
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The 13-year-old W Series champion and Asian F3 race winner secured 10 points toward the 40 needed over a three-year period to be able to compete in Formula One.
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Less money would be available to states overall in those newly flexible block grants, and on top of that, traditional Medicaid would be cut — which clearly points toward millions losing coverage overall.
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For those not in the know, a Dunkin' Perks account and accompanying app can be used to accrue points toward free drinks, score "treats and goodies," and order your daily java in advance.
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The P.R.C.A., the sport's de facto governing body, sees the move as treasonous and has vowed to keep the athletes from competing in its rodeos and earning points toward its long-held championships.
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So while the home button is sticking around for now, the iPhone X points toward a not-so-distant future where the home button is as novel as an original iPhone is now.
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As the court's conservative bloc reasserts itself after Anthony Kennedy's retirement, Thomas is reasserting his constitutional vision as well—one that points toward a society that's radically different than the one experienced today.
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If, as in Georgia, the average U.S. House race swings 2628 points toward the Democrat compared to 28503, Democrats will gain a net 22019 seats, a big majority and a wildly aggressive target.
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This points toward the magnitude of the change: under the new rules, many existing Twitter clients will be unable to read tweets, and the Twitter API will be unable to send them out.
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A flying saucer concealed behind the 9/11 diorama points toward government contact with aliens far predating Earth's victory in an interstellar music reality show, and eventual assimilation into the Galactic Federal Government.
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After you submit an answer, you earn points toward monthly and weekly leaderboards and badges based on how many questions you've answered, how many times it's been shared with Alexa users and more.
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"USDINR continues to watch CNY movements and broader dollar bias, which at this juncture points toward further INR weakness owing to a weak global environment," noted Radhika Rao, economist at DBS in Singapore.
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"You have a choice, niña," Petrona tells Chula at one point, a phrase that points toward one of the book's largest themes — what is the responsibility of those with choices to those without?
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Sapphire Preferred cardholders can redeem points toward travel at a value of 2550 cents per point; Sapphire Reserve cardholders fare even better, getting 1.5 cents out of each point, or a 50 percent bonus.
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"Instead of building completely discrete systems," an MIT press release reads, "the new paradigm points toward using the capabilities that exist in plants (and nature at large) and creating hybrids with our digital world."
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While Malcolm X points toward the unseen crowd and seems on the verge of forcefully speaking, the protagonist holds her cards in her left hand while curling her right in front of her mouth.
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What they all share is that they are captivating speakers whose eloquence points toward God, not their own egos, says Shawn Boyd, who works at the Kyle Lake Center for Effective Preaching at Baylor.
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Strictly looking at past periods that closely resemble this one — quiet years in an uptrend, with plenty of new highs and good market breadth — the evidence points toward further gains in the second half.
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Much of the popularity of bad art stems from this contradiction—and perhaps also points toward the inability of paint to adequately express the nuances of humanity, in all their rich and complex glory.
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That change rests mostly among younger Hispanics (from 41 points toward the Democrats last spring to 55 points now) and whites (a 1833-point Republican tilt last year is now a 2-point Democratic edge).
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If they shift another 5 percentage points toward Republicans and 5 points away from Democrats, the report found, Republicans would win the White House in 2020 with both the popular vote and the electoral college.
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Acing an exam might net you a few points toward your social stats, like knowledge and charm, but the real power here is that you've bought into the fantasy of being a high school kid.
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"We're coasting along with the wind at our back right now after Powell's testimony this week which points toward a rate cut in July," said Michael Antonelli, market strategist at Robert W. Baird in Milwaukee.
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Plus, travel cards offer more valuable ways to redeem points toward travel, meaning you can use your rewards to pay less for a flight or hotel stay than you would using cash — sometimes much less.
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Misinformation is always a risk in a chaotic, fast-moving situation, but in Australia's bushfires, the evidence points toward mostly natural sources of ignition on top of natural weather variability and human-caused climate change.
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While most analysis points toward the inherent conflict between Saudi's hard-line interpretations of Sunni Islam with Iran's post-1979 revolutionary Shi'ite activism, it is as easy to see the two states jockeying for geopolitical power.
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The other points toward a new weapon in Hollywood's fight for mindshare, a type of experience that won't just drive interest in flagship properties, but one that could become a full-fledged storytelling medium unto itself.
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"The evidence points toward this having been a flagrant and dishonest act which has caused the claimant some considerable distress," said Middleton's lawyer, Adam Wolanski who said there was evidence that there had been a hack.
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A positive meeting between President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping at the G-20 later in the month could also be a catalyst for oil, if it points toward a trade agreement, she said.
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"All this points toward a fresh attitude on the side of important stakeholders and we think it can help Argentina's negotiating hand," Alejo Czerwonko, emerging markets economist at the chief investment office at UBS Wealth Management.
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The 10 countries are reaching the midpoint of their prolonged qualification for the 2018 World Cup, and the soccer giants Brazil, Argentina and Uruguay are getting as hungry as lions scavenging for points toward that process.
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Those interested in the psychogenic origins of illness may wish to investigate researchers like Candace Pert, Philip Levine and John E. Sarno among others, whose collective work points toward the limits of speech in resolving trauma.
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A trove of mouse data points toward brain-computer interfaces Researchers at the Allen Institute for Brain Science have been peeling away pieces of mouse skulls and replacing them with little windows—you know, for science.
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The new styles launched at Nordstrom just one month after debuting on the brand's own website, which means now you can shop the collection and earn points toward your Nordstrom Notes if you're a Nordy Club member.
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It's possible that the planet might be just right for life to develop, but even then, the world is tidally locked to its star, meaning that the same face of the planet constantly points toward the star.
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"Our investigation points toward a suspected Russian organized crime group using London's futures market to launder millions of dollars worth of criminal revenue," said Detective Inspector Craig Mullish from the City of London Police's Money Laundering Unit.
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It could move an otherwise lightly weighted poll by as much as four percentage points toward the Republicans in the Virginia governor's race, for example, based on an analysis of the most recent Upshot/Siena College poll.
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In the late 1960s, in pursuit of a more diverse higher education experience, and to redress prior unexamined biases, schools began shifting some of these extra points toward students of color and students who were economically disadvantaged.
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"All this points toward a fresh attitude on the side of important stakeholders and we think it can help Argentina's negotiating hand," said Alejo Czerwonko, emerging markets economist in the chief investment office at UBS Wealth Management.
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And she actually narrowed Obama's margin of defeat from 2008 by five points in Arizona and three points in Texas -- over a period when the national popular vote margin, recall, had moved five points toward the GOP.
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It's not a shock, given the HBO series is based on a series of novels called A Song of Ice and Fire, a title that directly points toward some sort of union between Houses Stark and Targaryen.
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Thursday's weak core inflation number is "not enough to derail the Fed's June hike, but points toward lower rates further out the curve," wrote Ian Lyngen, head of U.S. rates strategy at BMO Capital Markets in New York.
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"This type of attack points toward the 'Wicked Panda' group in China, according to security experts," the spokesman added, citing DCSO, a cyber security group set up by Bayer in 2015 with German partners Allianz, BASF and Volkswagen.
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The incident points toward a collapse of the political and the public sphere into each other, and of how the festival stands in a kind of resistance to the populist sentiments of the site in which it is staged.
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By connecting the empirical, reproducible data of cancer science to visceral, unpredictable and subjective experiences of the disease, "When Breath Becomes Air" points toward an approach that can mitigate the mutual incomprehension that baffles too many doctors and patients.
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All of that points toward a future in which peace is less likely, a Palestinian state is less likely and Israel is one day forced to choose between the two core components of its national identity: Jewish and democratic.
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It's up for debate whether we simply require less sleep later in life or we can't generate the sleep that we need, but the evidence points toward us not being able to get the sleep necessary to re-charge our bodies.
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And in his speeches, he summed it up regularly the words of a Unitarian abolitionist from the prior century, Theodore Parker, who referred to the moral arc of the universe, the long moral arc of the universe points toward justice.
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The up to $818 million deal between Locus Biosciences and Janssen Pharmaceuticals (a division of Johnson & Johnson) that was announced yesterday points toward a new path for CRISPR gene editing technologies and (potentially) the whole field of microbiome-targeted therapies.
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It's no longer just about attributes of the songs: The word "metadata" requires the presence of another entity to which the data at hand refers, and increasingly, it now points toward the listener instead of toward whatever they're listening to.
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Not only can you redeem points toward the purchase of a Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, or Ram vehicle, but you can spend them in a number of other ways, including statement credits that are like getting cash back toward other purchases.
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Later this week, the president will hold rallies in Montana, Arizona and Nevada, as Republicans increasingly feel optimistic they'll build on their 51-49 majority in the Senate, even if most of the data points toward Democrats taking over the House.
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Namely, somebody else has evidence that points toward John being responsible for Danny's death, and when push comes to shove, he goes to make a deal with the cops that will end in the various Rayburn siblings going to prison.
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It was a small gathering hosted by Major League Baseball that points toward a possible future for fandom that's exciting and fascinating, all while bringing out the crotchety old tech journalist in me that's hidden not too far below the surface.
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It points toward a clear, fundamental dynamic in the race: A majority of voters dislike both candidates and they would prefer not to vote for either one of them, but they believe Mr. Trump is not fit to be president.
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But the ongoing transformation of the party under Mr. Trump points toward a future when it is more attuned to the economic needs of working-class Americans — and more popular than the conservative party that faces ruinous defeat in November.
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He clicked through the pages, and the drivers appeared in alphabetical order along with their points toward the season championship, wins, top fives, top 10s, best finish to date and worst finish to date, to go with geysers of other stats.
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I believe that the evidence we've seen thus far points toward Russian-based actors engaged in targeted influence operations directed against the people of the United States with what appears to be an ultimate goal to undermine democratic institutions in the United States.
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Here's a look at the special elections so far in 20123, showing a swing of 22012, 22014, 22016 and 24 net percentage points toward the Democrats -- some of the strongest evidence that some tight seats will likely be turning blue next November.
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So if you earn 40,000 points from one of the personal Southwest card bonuses and 60,000 from this card's bonus, you'd have at least 1103,000 points toward the 110,000-point requirement (factoring in the points you'd earn from spending on the card).
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This 13 point pro-Democratic shift occurred even though Cruz was an incumbent (who usually do better) and the national environment (as measured by the presidential vote in 2012 and House vote in 2018) shifted by less than 5 points toward the Democrats.
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The report's authors note that while the significant overall decline points toward the success of national and international investment and intervention over the past three decades, certain risk factors still prevail and could lead to a reversal in the trend in some countries.
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But the continued success of Khaled and Harris points toward a musical future where that sort of artistic approach is a liability, where artists will feel more pressure to make music that conforms to the parameters of the major streaming services and their playlist curators.
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For frequent cruisers, cruise-branded credit cards offer the appeal of earning points toward free trips, and like most other rewards credit cards they often come with sign-up bonuses that get you rewards for meeting a minimum spending requirement in the first three months.
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That number from the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta points toward a shortfall of workers available to support an aging population, and it is cited often to justify doom-and-gloom warnings about economic growth, federal spending and the health of our social insurance programs.
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It is, from any evidentiary perspective, difficult to say that the accumulation of all this information -- including another important story in the New York Times reporting that European surveillance picked up communications between Russia and the Trump team -- points toward the idea that Russia acted entirely alone.
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Any time I write about passive connectivity I get a polarized response, not unlike the one people have had so far for the Adapt BB. It's either a sign that we're getting lazy, complacent or not paranoid enough, or it's an amazing feat that points toward utopia.
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John Engler, the president of the Business Roundtable, which represents executives at some of America's largest companies, points toward May — after the big Rust Belt primaries have concluded but before the summer political conventions — as the point when legislative preparations for the trade deal's approval can accelerate.
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The White House budget plan, released just after Trump left Saudi Arabia, the defacto leader of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), is seen as undermining OPEC-led plans to tighten global markets by cutting production, and points toward a future of ongoing ample supplies.
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Because the logic of reputation-based credibility always points toward taking military action, and because unlike most foreign policy precepts it is very intuitive and easy to understand, foreign policy elites who want some sort of military action have a strong incentive to make that argument.
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If you're a frequent traveler and prefer to stay with a particular hotel brand or chain to earn points toward its loyalty program, it usually makes sense to choose a property which is part of that brand's portfolio, if their hotels are an option where you're traveling.
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Although Facebook claims to agree with the value of transparently publishing data about enforcement efforts and points toward a recent example covering its Myanmar moderation (it also posted a similar report about Iran), it makes no specific commitments about how regularly it will publish these reports in the future.
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The cable would be compatible with Apple's lightning port, and points toward the removal of headphone jacks on iPhones According to the patent, the headphones would contain memory that temporarily stores upcoming audio from whatever you're listening to, so there's no noticeable switch from wired to wireless audio.
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The presence of the Manson family points toward an endpoint for the story, but the stretches leading up to that moment are less about pushing a narrative forward and more about observing the main characters at telling moments: Rick guest stars on the pilot of the (real) TV show Lancer.
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That points toward what may be the most likely implication of Trump's lagging approval ratings: if the White House and Republicans can't build up the president, it will increase the pressure on them to bring down his Democratic opponents, starting in 2018 and then in 2020 if he runs again.
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According to a report from the U.S. Census Bureau, the average age for American women to get married is 27.4, which points toward a growing trend that women are waiting longer than ever before to get married — and The Bachelor is increasingly out of touch with women and the choices they make today.
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In the 18 counties in the Green Bay media market, where TV ads linked Judge Hagedorn to Mr. Trump, voters swung by 18 points toward the conservative compared with a State Supreme Court election last year won by a liberal judge, according to an analysis by Craig Gilbert of The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
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The Good Powerful • Easy to install and use • Familiar • Enormous creative power The Bad Creative tools are not always as easy to use as they should be • Some bugginess The Bottom Line Windows 10 Fall Creators Update builds on an already strong platform and points toward a more creative future — if that's your thing.
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If you fly Southwest, a co-branded credit card can be a great way to earn extra Rapid Rewards points toward free flights, and spending on these cards can also help you earn the Southwest Companion Pass that lets you designate a loved one to bring along on flights for free minus taxes and fees.
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With an all-star collection of majority black talent both in front of and behind the camera, Black Panther, under the direction of Ryan Coogler (Fruitvale Station, Creed), is about more than the latest superhero's journey; it's also about black culture's journey, and it points toward a future where it could be the culture.
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The pros and cons of noncompetes have been hotly debated for the last two decades in tech circles — with the arguments centering on whether noncompete enforceability reduces inventor mobility (it does: see here and here), and whether it is good or bad for innovation in general (the evidence points toward bad, but the jury is still out).
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Trump took the union vote by 22019 points over Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE in Ohio, and union voters in Michigan swung 20 points toward the GOP.
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Lunar shadow moving across the planet during a solar eclipse in March, 2016 / Animation courtesy of NOAA Lunar shadow moving across the planet during a solar eclipse in March, 2016 / Animation courtesy of NOAA Located on one side of DSCOVR, EPIC points toward the Earth at all times, providing scientific data on the ozone, vegetation, cloud height and aerosols in the atmosphere.
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The data points toward a change from young people committing vandalism and other property crimes toward more deliberate attacks on people, said Brian Levin, the director of the Center for the Study of Hate and Extremism at California State University, San Bernardino, who produced an independent analysis of the F.B.I.'s figures "We're seeing a shift from the more casual offender with more shallow prejudices to a bit more of an older assailant who acts alone," Mr. Levin said.
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