VA NOMINEE POISED FOR CONFIRMATION: David Shulkin is poised be confirmed as the next Veterans Affairs secretary later Monday night.
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There are a bunch of them poised at Goldman Sachs, and a bunch of them poised at Apple that have them.
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But for the week, the Hang Seng is poised to lose about 0.2 percent, while the HSCE is poised to rise about 0.6 percent.
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He is already polished, poised and professional beyond his years.
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Despite the negative publicity, daughter Ivanka remains poised and conciliatory.
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The Trump Organization is already poised to benefit from it.
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Make sure the inheritance you're poised to bequeath remains intact.
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Ivanka is poised to head the vast Trump business empire.
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From there, Swift is poised to take over the world.
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Next weekend, "Rogue One" is poised to shake things up.
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Drogon and Rhaegal are poised to fight their zombie brother.
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Shares in Micron were poised to rise sharply on Wednesday.
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The Dow is poised to rise 70 points, or 0.3%.
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And given recent events, things are poised to get worse.
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Plus, the Fed seems poised to cut interest rates again.
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New Hampshire seems poised to ratify that judgment on Tuesday.
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Primped and poised, Siba the standard poodle owned the ring.
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Mike Pence is poised to win the Donald Trump veepstakes.
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That pressure from the political right looks poised to continue.
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Positive sentiment was poised to extend into trading in Asia.
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The benchmark Hang Seng index was poised to open flat.
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Africa is 'poised to become the next great investment destination.
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It was poised to lose about 0.4 percent this week.
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The Empire State is poised to grow and to lead.
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Hizbullah is poised to gain influence in Lebanon's next government.
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Now, it seems Tinder is poised to do the same.
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Aurora's fleet is poised to fly this year or next.
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Are your favorite memes poised to take over the planet?
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But Manafort does not appear poised to resign anytime soon.
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Voters seem poised to give Mr Pashinyan a sweeping mandate.
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She's dramatic yet poised, lovable yet absurd, and impossibly perfect.
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Thankfully the company is poised to take that next step.
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They all stood poised and ready to perform the routine.
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She comes up at the office as very poised, eloquent.
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Oilfield services companies in particular may be poised for restructuring.
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Hawaii is poised to lose one in every ten homes.
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Digital health solutions are well poised to fill this gap.
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Tesla stock was poised to open lower on Thursday. 27.
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I watched someone who is decisive, clear, poised and brilliant.
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Of course, you've got to be poised on the road.
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Libra is the charmer and poised networker of the Zodiac.
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In Sicily, the movement was poised to win them all.
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Florida could be poised for that type of transformation. Once
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The Dow is poised to rise 150 points, of 1.63%.
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The index is poised to rise 1.3 percent this week.
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Headlines Hammond poised to challenge May over Brexit priorities on.ft.
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Its platform is used worldwide and poised for further growth.
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But for now, things are only poised to get worse.
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"Pine Island is poised to really run away," said Willis.
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Now Republicans are poised to eviscerate the achievements Chait celebrates.
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On one side, the riot cops are poised to strike.
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One that's good, however, and seemingly poised for success, is.
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Calm is poised to keep up its rapid revenue growth.
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Bon Jovi is poised to perform in Pittsburgh on Oct.
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Munn is currently poised to have her best year ever.
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The Taliban is poised to reclaim government control of Afghanistan.
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"That is an area poised for tremendous growth," Musburger said.
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The law is poised to go into effect Jan. 1.
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It was poised for a nearly 2 percent weekly increase.
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It is still poised for a 0.4 percent weekly loss.
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It was a naturally sympathetic situation, and she stayed poised.
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Lear's subject was the eccentric individual, poised on its perch.
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Moreover, India is poised to become a major regional player.
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It is poised to end the week 1.8 percent weaker.
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The new year looks poised to be even more eventful.
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With their support, the business is poised to grow dramatically.
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If anyone is poised to conquer this terrain, it's Rallo.
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The question was one poised in 1973 by former Sen.
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This year, those costs are poised to reach a record.
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Yellen is poised to deliver a speech at 1.30 p.
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Virtual reality is poised to make a splash this year.
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Postmates is poised to follow Uber into the public markets.
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Trumpcare is poised to make that a whole lot worse.
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Captain Marvel looks poised to make good use of it.
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He seems poised to win the Republican nomination for president.
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Meanwhile, Chamisa, 40, said his party was poised for victory.
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Bond vigilantes are poised to wrest back power in 2018.
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While Chamisa, 40, said his party was poised for victory.
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Vermont Democrats appear poised to nominate Christine Hallquist for governor.
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Their mother gave a poised speech, with a huge grin.
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He says that Netflix is poised for another wave up.
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Still, could the education gap be poised for a comeback?
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The competition from Tesla is poised to get more intense.
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Argentina is poised to sell it 30,000 tons of wheat.
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This year was always poised to be contentious in statehouses.
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Yang and the "Yang Gang," however, are poised to try.
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And its menu is poised to get much more expansive.
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We were poised on the lip of an enormous bowl.
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McKinley, then a congressman from Ohio, was poised to act.
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Mr. Kemp is now poised to become governor in January.
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The Edible Academy is poised to satisfy even bigger appetites.
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Like its progenitors, however, it's poised and positioned to provoke.
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And basically, Iraqi forces are poised to take back Mosul.
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This means US stocks seem poised for a positive open.
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And now Mr. Powell seems poised to lower them again.
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For now, Democrats don't appear poised to end their calls.
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She was a poised and confident gymnast and fearless adventurer.
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But now the Golden State is poised to strike back.
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The automakers are poised, however, to expand into the Northeast.
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Qassim Suleimani may have poised the group for a comeback.
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However, Castellini said the global economy is poised to turn.
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Data center segment growth is "poised to rebound," he wrote.
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Instead they immerse you in his disposition: poised, meditative, bold.
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The metal was poised to register a fourth weekly gain.
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Humankind is not poised teetering on the edge of extinction.
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The '90s video game hero is poised to arrive ... fast!!
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Derek was poised to help lead the white nationalist movement.
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Next year, the company is poised to dominate that category.
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Next year, the company is poised to dominate that category.
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All three indexes are now poised for a weekly loss.
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Carson, a Democrat, appeared poised to finally bring some stability.
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"Pure Comedy" is a poised, polished, thoughtful scream of despair.
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And many see him as poised to win the category.
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Trump administration officials appeared poised to defend the president's decision.
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Democrat Andy Beshear is poised for victory over Republican Gov.
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Make sure that inheritance you're poised to bequeath remains intact.
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The Senate is also poised to confirm Murphy this week.
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Times executives believe she is poised to take the position.
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California isn't the only state poised to challenge Trump's declaration.
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Sorvino never became the superstar she seemed poised to become.
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"The process that Secretary of State Kerry has been working very hard to put together was poised for failure before this Gulf spat, it is poised for failure after this Gulf spat," Weinberg said.
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The benchmark is poised to gain about 22% for the week.
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But the warming Earth is poised to divide — not unite — us.
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In short: Trump saw a Republican Senate poised to abandon him.
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Davis seemed poised this season to grow from star into superstar.
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Adams's way of addressing the topic is playful, fascinating, and poised.
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The index was poised to post weekly gains of 2.65 percent.
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Wonder Woman looks poised to be a hit for Warner Bros.
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Still, it is poised for a 20.9 percent jump this week.
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This once adorably inscrutable app is suddenly poised for global domination.
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He is poised to enter a crowded Democratic primary field. Sen.
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President Trump could now be poised to follow in those footsteps.
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Instead, Democrats are poised to nominate an outspoken liberal, former ACLU
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However, some analysts warned the market was poised for a correction.
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The Dow is poised to rise about 70 points, or 0.3%.
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She's poised to be much more than a style influencer now.
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But one market watcher said retail is poised to move higher.
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Shares rose 1.4% and are poised to keep gaining Wednesday. 5.
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And, you know, what they're poised to do is pretty impressive.
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Gold prices were poised for a fourth straight week of gains.
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"He is very poised, mature, definitely comfortable," Johnson told VICE Sports.
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Nonetheless, they appear poised to reach even greater heights in time.
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More Americans appear poised to kiss the "staycation" goodbye this summer.
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Apple, in particular, is poised for an upside surprise, Colas predicted.
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Sadly, the world looks poised to get a lot hotter first.
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EDT Friday shows Nate poised to enter the Gulf of Mexico.
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Although grappling with serious challenges, it is poised for greater progress.
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"Disney+ is poised for a massive launch in November," he said.
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Though crowded, the endpoint protection marketplace is also poised for growth.
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The LME copper prices, however, were poised for a weekly decline.
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Some of these stocks, dividend payers, are poised to move higher.
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IoT is poised to dramatically transform virtually every aspect of medicine.
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This problem looks poised to get worse before it gets better.
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MORE COMING Plastic output seems poised to increase, particularly in Asia.
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The benchmark Hang Seng index was poised to climb 0.3 percent.
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Curalate's product is well poised to adapt to this massive shift.
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Google seemed poised to enjoy similar treatment under a Clinton administration.
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According to research firm Ovum, the market is poised to explode.
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Mr. Trump seems poised to win here, as he is everywhere.
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These Olympics are poised to be the strangest in recent memory.
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As a result, her subjects appear poised and confident, almost aggressive.
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Exchange rates also look poised to weigh on prices, Abbassian said.
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Martin O'Malley poised to hand off the governorship to Lt. Gov.
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Finally, the enraged and flabbergasted American government is poised to act.
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This one is poised to move off shelves just as quickly.
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What is more, tax cuts are poised to stimulate the economy.
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As a result, lean hogs were poised for a technical rebound.
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This is happening now, and it's only poised to get worse.
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Rahami's alleged role seems poised to fan already white-hot flames.
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Eventually, my rebellion won out over my desire to be poised.
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They appear poised to go after the president's elusive tax returns.
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Wednesday, as the Senate was poised to adjourn for the day.
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They are poised for their biggest monthly rise since November 2016.
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Zarife Hardy stands tall and poised in front of the class.
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At the top of 2018, Drake looked poised for a rebrand.
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Not even his native Florida seems poised to vote for him.
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Meanwhile, New Zealand shares were poised for a second consecutive decline.
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After 32 straight wins, James Holzhauer was poised to make Jeopardy!
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Crude futures were poised for their first weekly gain this year.
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The common currency was poised for a 0.3 percent weekly loss.
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This is poised to be the year of the digital assistant.
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Right now the Trump administration looks poised to do precisely that.
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MSCI's index was poised for its ninth straight week of gains.
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Both indexes were poised to register a fifth week of gains.
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IXIC all poised for gains of roughly 22 percent or more.
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Analysts say foreign construction machinery companies are also poised to benefit.
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It is poised to end October with a 2.5 percent loss.
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The benchmark Hang Seng index was poised to drop 0.9 percent.
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"Intel as well is poised again to move higher, " added Potter.
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China and the EU appear poised to take the lead there.
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But it appears Trump is poised to make a nontraditional pick.
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For all intents and purposes, he is perfectly camouflaged; perfectly poised.
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History seems poised to repeat itself given the current political climate.
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But Democratic groups are also poised to spend a lot more.
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Yet Aramco appears poised to be valued short of $2 trillion.
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They are poised to hold talks in late May or June.
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But even there, Democrats look poised to elect three more women.
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Even as the Electoral College is poised to convene on Dec.
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That part of the business looks poised to gain in importance.
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The debate around encryption is poised to heat up in Washington.
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Still, in all, senators seemed poised to confirm Kelly, with Sen.
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Democrats on the committee are poised to vote against Puzder's nomination.
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McHenry is poised to serve as the Republican foil to Rep.
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Clinton appear poised to perform well across the Northeast, polls show.
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It's also why he's poised to fare poorly in the Northeast.
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But Friday's ruling is already poised to do some damage politically.
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The two sides seem poised to take their fight to court.
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The verdict, for many investors: China's currency is poised to weaken.
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"You'll come across as looking more confident and poised," Friedman says.
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By Larco's estimation, the fertility market overall is poised to explode.
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At the time, she had been poised for major crossover success.
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Consumers are poised to ask, where's the drink brand I want?
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The Dan Covfefe Empire was poised to take over the world.
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He is a methodical thinker who encounters setbacks with poised silence.
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A digger is poised at a distance with its shovel suspended.
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The Nasdaq and S&P 500 are poised for similar losses.
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Walking around Tokyo, I saw virtual reality poised for blast off.
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These two forces are poised to clash again in two years.
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"The US is poised to see some real change," she says.
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This year, many more of these companies are poised to succeed.
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Half of all species are poised to disappear in eight decades.
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Any industry that's heavily reliant on labor is poised for disruption.
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The wealth of the Ambani family seems poised to continue growing.
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On tax reform, she may be poised to notch a victory.
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America is poised for the possibility of its first female president.
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Trump's initiative, therefore, is poised to protect Europe and weaken Russia.
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Clinton is poised to deliver a knockout blow in either state.
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Sanders appeared poised to win or come in a close second.
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LOS ANGELES — Latino voters are poised to pick the Democratic nominee.
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The senator is also poised to be influential in another way.
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The Dow is poised to open up 150+ points on Thursday.
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They are absolutely poised to turn this moment into a movement.
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The White House is poised to tighten sanctions against Iran today.
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Clinton seemed poised and ready for this exact type of question.
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In Alabama, the State Senate is poised to criminalize the procedure.
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But his new attorney general is poised to professionalize the fight.
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They have shown a remarkable ability to stay poised after setbacks.
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As the federal investigation proceeds, Southwest Key is poised for growth.
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For a moment, Mr. Ojeda seemed poised to pull it off.
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Someone poised to reciprocate Trump's nastiness or someone incapable of it?
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Derek Black was poised to help lead the white nationalist movement.
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Giuseppe Conte, above, is poised to become the new prime minister.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel looks poised to continue her 2180-year tenure.
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Several companies are poised to capitalize on a less restrictive environment.
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Netflix is poised to spend $8 billion on content this year.
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And it's poised to do so on American markets this morning.
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Last week, he seemed poised – and pleased – to avoid this position.
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HILLS AND DALES By 230:220, I'm poised by the rickshaw.
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The Cavs were poised to get right back in the series.
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Early on, Mr. Ponte seemed poised to prove his detractors wrong.
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Latinos are poised to become a majority in Arizona by 2030.
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The Royals were poised for a big inning but fell short.
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They are poised to contribute to the future of our nation.
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The index was poised to rise 0.8 percent on the week.
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Warren is among seven candidates poised to take the debate stage.
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Nadler is poised to chair the House Judiciary Committee next year.
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It&aposs poised to be the largest truckload bankruptcy in history.
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Now, some say he is poised for a key intelligence post.
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The audio company's well poised to offer something for every listener.
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However, the index was poised for a weekly gain of 0.9%.
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The atmosphere is poised somewhere between the bleak and the playful.
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They may have been overbought anyway and were poised for consolidation.
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The Senate is poised to vote on the measure on Tuesday.
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Parts of West Antarctica appear to be poised to do that.
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His Presidency, after all, had seemed poised for a satisfying close.
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And the NBA is poised to profit once again, Boland said.
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Now the firm is poised to significantly raise its buying power.
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Senate Republicans are poised to pass a massive tax-reform plan.
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The House, however, seems poised to reform welfare through budget reconciliation.
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More than 150 other photographers were there, cameras poised, she said.
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And a growing industry was poised to profit from that distinction.
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California itself is poised to push back against the Trump administration.
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Nonetheless, Worth believes Disney is now poised for a catch-up.
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Exxon was poised to invest in both areas before the sanctions.
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Yahoo is also poised to lose its position in the ranking.
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She has a fabulously long neck and is elegant and poised.
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China is poised to deliver world-class compositions, says Mr Cai.
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Seoul appears poised to begin building a more effective missile deterrent.
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The high-tech stores appear poised for all manner of innovation.
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Texas and Florida are poised to gain the most House seats.
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The index was poised to log a five-day winning streak.
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Some British manufacturers are poised to move production to the Continent.
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Now Clinton's supporters are poised to do likewise if she's defeated.
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"Saturday Night Live" is also poised to have a big night.
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And now Pakistan is poised to get a new global salesman.
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The dance world's secret workout weapon is poised to go mainstream.
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Now, he's poised to become one of the president's biggest problems.
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" Now Mulvaney is reportedly poised to become that "one-person dictator.
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Played by Waitress's Nick Cordero, Sonny is poised, blunt, and likable.
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Loving her Afro Little is poised to be a groundbreaking movie.
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Now he looks poised to expand the battlefield to foreign cars.
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Essentially, Postmates Serve is poised to turn human delivery into a luxury.
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As drug czar, Marino seems poised to move away from this approach.
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" It added that it was "poised to meet any increase in demand.
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His songs are languorous exhalations, poised in melancholy, accepting redemption and submission.
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They have to change their route because ISIS is poised in wait.
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Wall Street is poised to end the wild week with more bleeding.
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Right now, GE shares are poised to show a five-week decline.
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The Dow is poised to lose more than 245 points, or 24%.
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But the struggling retail segment may soon be poised for a rally.
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As a rising star herself, Weissman is poised to take on Hollywood.
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Nansha, situated in the heart of that region, is poised to benefit.
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The Nasdaq and S&P 500 are both poised to gain 43%.
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The index is poised to have its worst week since mid-December.
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Not all the cases on the docket looked poised to favor arbitration.
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Jenner is poised to become the youngest billionaire ever, Forbes reported Wednesday.
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Sansa Stark was poised to be a free woman and power player.
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Mr Bristow is nonetheless poised to become the industry's most powerful man.
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In four years, she says those skaters could be poised for gold.
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Patagonia is poised to break the $1b annual revenue mark this year.
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It is poised to post a 2.6 percent drop on the week.
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The question, however, remains: Who is poised to mass-produce their efforts?
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And on Tuesday, not one Republican was poised to make the cut.
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Even Google looks poised to eclipse Motorola's design with the next Pixel.
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President Johnson had been poised to run for another term, but Sen.
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Individually, each painting contains a stillness that seems poised for human activity.
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Is Knotel poised to turn WeWork from a Unicorn into an Icarus?
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It's poised to be a major player in the electric vehicle industry.
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Ahead, meet ten music superstars poised to dominate the scene in 2018.
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And now, LIGO is poised to announce even more discoveries in 2017.
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Along with Lee, two other Black nominees are poised to make history.
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Miss Hawaii is such a poised young woman and handled that flawlessly.
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Uber, Didi and Slack all look poised to enter the race soon.
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Bekah m was classy poised and mature and yes she was 22!!
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But for the quarter, it is poised for a 6.1 percent gain.
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It is poised for a gain of 1.6 percent for the week.
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No doubt, geographic profiling is poised to help investigators with their work.
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And even when he is angry, he's poised with a knowing wink.
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One of Argentina's newest burger joints is poised to up the standard.
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This is the Ford people will remember: poised, calm, and in control.
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WATCH: Meet Flippy, the burger-flipping robot poised to transform fast food
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The European currency was poised to slip 0.6 percent for the week.
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"I loved how Nick was really poised on the mound," Banister said.
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All this presupposes that electric vehicles really are poised for take-off.
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Today, it is poised to repeat the same mistake -- at everyone's peril.
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VCs are hunting for tech-enabled startups poised to dominate that slice.
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The yen was also poised to rise versus the South Korean won.
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A very poised dog sauntered across the stage, completely stealing the show.
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On Wednesday, Reuters reported that Airbus was poised to axe the superjumbo.
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Midea isn't the only company poised to enter the home robot market.
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And Democrats are poised to throw millions of dollars behind that message.
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Our country was poised to break through one glass ceiling after another.
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Indexes in Seoul, Johannesburg and Moscow were all poised for weekly rises.
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"Tom is very poised, so I used him a lot," Adams added.
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Trump could be poised to follow the same ugly path to defeat.
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And we quickly learned she's been poised for supermodel stardom for years.
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Medicine is poised to be one place where AI makes a mark.
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The Dow was poised for its biggest slide in nearly two months.
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But you are always poised to work, even when you aren't working.
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My opponent slid up to me, hands high in a poised stance.
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His age also is poised to change the tone of the show.
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His party is poised to attack the government's bills one by one.
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CCS Insight said VR products are "poised for explosive growth in 2016".
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Four climbing FAANG stocks could be poised for an even sharper rally.
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Several companies are poised to take advantage of this push, he said.
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She made little money but seemed poised to profit in the future.
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But tonight, Clinton is poised to take a hard-earned victory lap.
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The yellow metal is poised for its first weekly drop in five.
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For the week, however, both the indices were poised to finish higher.
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For now this aging bull is poised to roll forward a bit.
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For the week, the benchmark index is poised to rise 2194.33 percent.
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Russia may be poised to repeat its successful Syrian intervention in Libya.
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Tickets for the event are poised to go on sale next week.
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The novel is poised to hit shelves in the summer of 2018.
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Boris Johnson is poised to become Britain's next Prime Minister on Wednesday.
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The incoming Donald Trump administration is not poised to protect the environment.
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But more than ever, the physical industries are poised to leverage information.
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Congress stood poised to offer another moment of silence and nothing else.
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They are still poised to close the week about 1 percent higher.
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It's poised to continue now that the ownership caps have been reduced.
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The pound rose 0.1% to $1.2956, poised for a 1% weekly gain.
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The benchmark Hang Seng index was poised to open 0.4 percent higher.
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And there are some areas Democrats and Trump appear poised to cooperate.
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The uploading process begins, which is poised to take about a day.
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Gallivan liked what he saw, a well capitalized company poised for growth.
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Mr. Park said Fitbit was poised to innovate products to stay competitive.
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Donald Trump was perfectly poised to take advantage of this priestly association.
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"I think it's poised for another big year next year," he said.
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The European Union is now poised to delay Brexit until next year.
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Pollsters say the FDP is poised to reenter parliament after the Sept.
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Even when he got here as a rookie he was very poised.
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Spot gold is poised to close the week about 0.5 percent lower.
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The yen was poised for its biggest daily rise in 20 months.
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In Nevada, Republicans were poised for a potentially disastrous primary between Sen.
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Senators are poised to put U.S.-Saudi relations back under the microscope.
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DAVID FABER: --'cause the government seems poised to-- JOHN MALONE: I do.
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Spot gold prices are poised to end the week 0.6 percent lower.
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Many more new, innovative biobased manufacturing technologies are poised for similar success.
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The benchmark Hang Seng index was poised to open 0.5 percent higher.
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In Western Europe, politics seems poised to move in Mr. Fillon's direction.
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Today, the leaders of the two countries seem poised to team up.
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Harris is poised to challenge Sanders as the progressive alternative to Biden.
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In promotional materials, the movie — which was poised to hit theaters Sept.
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With the Arbitration Rule, Cordray is poised to grant them their wish.
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It was poised to fall 1 percent against the greenback this week.
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Serrapere said retail and telecom companies are poised to benefit the most.
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The Federal Reserve was poised to raise interest rates four more times.
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The Fed now appears poised to do what Trump wants: Cut rates.
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The stock market right now is overbought but poised for multiple expansion.
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The Senate Judiciary Committee is poised to vote on Barr's nomination Thursday.
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Their increasingly web-savvy fans seem poised to ensure a decent run.
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It's unclear how many lawmakers are poised to defy Pelosi this year.
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Ted Cruz (Texas) appear poised to win the GOP nomination and Sen.
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Maine was also poised to pass a proposal to legalize it recreationally.
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Barbecues set up on lawns were poised for weekend grills with family.
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It can portray a space in which one exhales and is poised.
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He came across as poised and well-versed in his channeled outrage.
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Macron's party is still poised to win comfortably in the second round.
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Now with protected geographical indication status, Kampot pepper looks poised to thrive.
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Top Democratic strategists tell me they're poised to exploit this massive vulnerability.
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Washington is poised to play a key role in making that happen.
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Lotus' Evija is poised to be the first fully-electric British hypercar.
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A contract from rival CME is poised to go live next week.
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It's hard to imagine a candidate better poised to attract disaffected Republicans.
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Mr. Sanders is not poised to split the rest of the vote.
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He's poised to transition from volitional hermit to Democratic clarion and cheerleader.
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Gavin Newsom, is poised to be a thorn in the president's side.
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Pressley is poised to become the state's first black woman in Congress.
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Investors were poised to vote at the meeting on the Broadcom bid.
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The puzzling facts of contemporary America suggest an economy poised to fail.
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The scenario is now poised to repeat, but on a larger scale.
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The institution is poised to hobble unions far beyond our Cambridge campus.
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Advocates say Oregon, Colorado and Connecticut are poised to do so, too.
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But he also saw a poised and confident officer in the making.
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With the administration's blessing, several other states are poised to follow suit.
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He had huge hands and a frame that looked poised to grow.
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The project is poised to receive $1.8 million in federal grant money.
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Instead, both parties seem poised to make the worst of this crisis.
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Read about how this party is poised to break a postwar taboo.
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But the populist Alternative for Germany is still poised to win seats.
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She is poised to become the first Korean-American woman in Congress.
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Wind and solar power are poised to become dominant sources of electricity.
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And there are an extraordinary number of communities poised to take action.
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But German politics is now poised to enter a more raucous phase.
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As noted, this is a market that's poised to reach $4 billion.
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Research in this area seems poised to continue for the foreseeable future.
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U.S. stocks also looked poised for a sell-off as futures fell.
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Today, in 2018, Mr. Trump is poised to visit an altered nation.
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Neither continent is poised for a real slide into autocracy — I think!
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That number appears poised to move in one direction or the other.
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Stocks are poised to have their first week of declines in 2020.
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But stimulants like cocaine and especially methamphetamine seem poised for a comeback.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Chinese shadow banking is poised for a comeback.
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Thanks to Republicans in the Senate, he's poised to evade punishment again.
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But that means the group is poised to be the hardest hit.
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If you're looking for a sector that's poised to grow, think technology.
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But senators now appear poised to pass the House bill as-is.
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One day, he was poised for hospice; weeks later, he seemed healed.
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The common currency was poised to lose 0.2 percent on the month.
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It's hardly news those same people are poised to dominate the future.
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Missouri Attorney General Josh Hawley, the Republican poised to take on Sen.
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The pound rose 0.3% to $1.2973, poised for a 1% weekly gain.
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Initially, the F.B.I. appeared poised to win the battle for public opinion.
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The chamber is poised to easily pass a bipartisan bill from Rep.
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Legal immigration has also been slowing, and that is poised to persist.
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What was the hurry since inspectors were poised to do their work?
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She wanted to come across as calm and poised, and sat tall.
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Mr. Varadkar looked on, gym fit and poised in a sharp suit.
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Elizabeth Warren, are poised to do well because of their geographical advantage.
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Harris remained poised and in control with an unfaltering energy and spirit.
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Similarly poised to benefit from a successful IPO: SoftBank CEO Masayoshi Son.
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For a moment, it seems poised to bring the system down. ♦
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Now, the fintech disruptor is poised to reinvent itself as a bank.
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He is poised to cash in as a free agent this winter.
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Devon Energy was poised to be a major beneficiary of the changes.
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She is apparently poised to hit the paid lecture circuit anew. Inevitable.
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What I found was a city that seems poised for explosive growth.
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They seem poised to be part customer support, part in-world police.
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"Despite the universal pessimism, oil is poised to break out," Tuey wrote.
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Hair talk, even for someone as poised as Reeves, is a refuge.
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Lawmakers are poised to pass a huge spending bill that Trump supports.
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In the coming years, the opposite dynamic is poised to play out.
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The president is "poised to sign" the legislation, Kellyanne Conway told reporters.
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Congress is poised to push through a massive spending bill this week.
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And right now, 52 Republicans are poised to allow this to happen.
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Stocks were poised to open higher despite further gains in Treasury yields.
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They appeared poised to disrupt the publishing industry on a fundamental level.
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The U.K. is poised to leave the EU on March 29, 2019.
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The Senate is also poised for a tense fight over Section 702.
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Researchers are poised to bring gene editing tech out of the lab.
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She knew then that Germany was poised for a major military incursion.
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IXIC was poised to close more than 20 percent below its Aug.
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Trump appears poised to reverse Obama's rollback of support for the campaign.
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Virtual assistants are poised to get smarter as we use them more.
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Early in her career, Lenore G. Tawney seemed poised for artistic success.
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Raised her hands as she approached, a conductor poised for the downbeat.
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But now we're poised to really stand up and do the work.
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Trump's 2020 reelection campaign is poised to heat up following his impeachment.
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Rapper Method Man is also poised to appear, the network announced Friday.
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Many of those trends are poised to persist into the new decade.
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Now they are back home, with the Taliban poised to gain power.
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Lawmakers were poised to vote on the issue as early as today.
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Booksmart seems poised to be the indie comedy darling of the summer.
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What is a museum uniquely poised to offer that other institutions can't?
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Xi is poised to begin a second five-year term next week.
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In 2010, AdAge named WWE a hot brand poised for continued growth.
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And by ignoring that history, the agency is poised to repeat it.
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On Wednesday, Reuters reported that Airbus was poised to ax the superjumbo.
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As their conversation unspools, her demeanor changes from poised defiance to grief.
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Our state is poised to be global leader, but leading requires action.
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Tesla, a 15-year-old company, could be poised to challenge those odds.
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EXCLUSIVE-SANOFI POISED TO APPOINT NOVARTIS EXECUTIVE PAUL HUDSON AS CEO EFFECTIVE SEPT.
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Here's why: It's poised to send shock waves through the live-chat industry.
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The Dow is poised to fall 22.5 points, or 255.16%, when markets open.
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With countries including Kenya poised for decriminalisation, the opportunity is real and urgent.
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Well, brace yourselves — the mobs of screaming teenage girls are poised to pounce.
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Argentina looks poised to get the biggest International Monetary Fund bailout in history.
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The company says it's poised to enter Thailand and the Philippines as well.
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Heat coach Erik Spoelstra, poised as usual, was obviously disappointed his team lost.
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Jammz stands loose but poised; a runner at the beginning of a marathon.
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The Dow is poised to fall 230 points, or 0.9%, when markets open.
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That opportunity is poised to get a lot wider in the next decade.
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The political campaign is over, and Trump is poised to assume the presidency.
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The Dow is poised to rise 90 points, or 0.3%, when markets open.
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New Jersey was following close behind and was poised to pass similar legislation.
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Investor battles in India's tech scene seem poised to only become more frequent.
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But no group is poised to usurp EMILY's List's role in Democratic politics.
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On the positive side, Ivanka Trump came across as warm, poised, and thoughtful.
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Yet the situation in Frankfurt is poised to challenge even the seasoned negotiator.
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Mr Sechin is now poised to become an intermediary between Moscow and Washington.
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A SWAT team was poised to storm the suspect's home in northern Nevada.
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The Supreme Court appears poised to allow President Trump's travel ban to stand.
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They appear poised to continue limiting supply in the second half of 2019.
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The euro was poised to gain 1.7 percent against the dollar this month.
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The benchmark index is poised to have its best week since mid-July.
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Juan Lagares, who is signed through 2019, is poised to return to center.
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Mr Doria is now poised to take over the remains of the PSDB.
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Venture capitalists look for companies poised to disrupt markets untouched by innovative technology.
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Roma was poised to become the first foreign film to win Best Picture.
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The government and the central bank now appear poised to coordinate their firepower.
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We suggested it was poised on the ledge of the valley of death.
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U.S. corporate earnings are poised for the fourth-straight quarter of profit declines.
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Payne's Downsizing seems poised to do the same when it opens this Friday.
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Poised and confident, Clinton even introduced her mother at the Democratic National Convention.
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Poised to strike at enemy (American or Israeli) targets wherever they present themselves.
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Inland cities are also poised to show strong growth in high-income residents.
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In tone and style, he came across as more measured, poised and statesmanlike.
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Both benchmarks were poised for a monthly loss of more than 15 percent.
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The lamb meat was poised in between two grills about one meter apart.
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The Shanghai Composite was little changed, poised for a 0.1 percent weekly gain.
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It is now poised to breach the 300kg cap set by the agreement.
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The latest advancements in voice recognition technology are poised to do just that.
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Putin may just be poised to decide the outcome of the American election.
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But with the show's ninth season, the series is poised for a rebirth.
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By contrast, this year's contest appears to be poised on a knife-edge.
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WTI rose on Thursday and was poised for its fourth straight weekly gain.
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A new kid, Eduardo, is poised to start the drug court program today.
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S. markets, investors said, so those could be poised for a greater rebound.
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When things don't go well he tries hard, but is not as poised.
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Now his Ducks are a 1-seed poised for a Final Four run.
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Ayotte, meanwhile, all but admitted Clinton is poised to win the White House.
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It's not that long since Change UK was poised to revolutionise British politics.
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The lightweight, sweet-smelling moisturizer is already poised to make a similar splash.
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We just weren't very poised at the end and we weren't very disciplined.
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The major U.S. indexes were poised to notch their fourth straight positive weeks.
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State television showed outdated personal computers supposedly poised to mine the new currency.
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Go deeper: India's Modi poised for 5 more years in office after landslide
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Accel isn't the only Silicon Valley firm poised to get rich off Slack.
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What they're saying: Go deeper: Trump administration poised to rescind transgender health protections
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Silver was up 0.2 percent to $15.85, poised to snap two weekly losses.
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Watching the stock market, you wouldn't know earnings are poised to be weak.
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When I put it on, I felt grown up — poised and self-assured.
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Norway's crown appeared poised for the biggest moves in the next 9.623 months.
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Virtual reality is poised for a huge breakout in 2016; we know this.
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Commercial partnerships see it poised to ingest close to another 200 million records.
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And the next generation of labor leaders seem particularly poised to strengthen unions.
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The Senate is poised to take an initial vote on Mulvaney on Wednesday.
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The U.S. Commerce Department is poised to announce the launch of its investigation.
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New technologies are poised to abolish many call-centre jobs and transform others.
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" Why it matters: "No one else is as poised as Goldman to profit.
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These investments are meanwhile poised to create thousands of manufacturing and construction jobs.
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The party is poised to become part of a coalition after the Oct.
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So, Democrats might be poised to make a move in the Pelican State.
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Sounds way better than keeping your phone poised in your hand 24/7.
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The U.K. is poised to leave the European Union in March of 2019.
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"Giacometti's Shadow" is poised directly on the border supposedly separating abstraction from figuration.
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Democrats, motivated by Trump's chaotic presidency, feel they are poised for big victories.
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The convention might look very different — with Democrats poised for a historic landslide.
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The Dow sank 370 points on Wednesday and appeared poised for more pain.
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And now Fred Rogers fever is poised to heat up all over again.
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America is poised to become a net energy exporter over the next decade.
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Three high-profile policy battles are poised to engulf the FCC this week.
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The U.S. Federal Reserve, meanwhile, looks poised to cut U.S. rates next week.
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That all happened before Peep died; he was just poised to be next.
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The book, announced on Monday, is poised to hit shelves in June 2018.
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She was poised but firm when answering their questions and explaining her decisions.
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However, Europe's benchmark index was poised for its worst week since early December.
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Darkness has its own allure, its magnetism poised on the savage and primal.
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Most surprising, Alabama is poised to restore voting rights for thousands of felons.
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A tall blonde woman, iPhone poised, stood in front of her snapping pictures.
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Markle is particularly poised to make an international impact with her sartorial choices.
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The life-changing therapy Christian experienced may now be poised to make history.
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The Penguins seemed poised to take control of Game 22 back in Pittsburgh.
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L) is poised to announce a tie-up with France's Schneider Electric (SCHN.
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Lawmakers are poised to soon begin discussing whether to renew or amend it.
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He said global demand for distillates was poised to grow faster than gasoline.
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Gallup is poised to take over as the No. 2 WR in Dallas.
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Those places that have the design plans ready will be poised to lead.
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The index was poised for the longest-running bull market in its history.
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Nonetheless, he believes the stock could now be poised for a catch-up.
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Yet, the House is poised to adopt this bill in the coming weeks.
|
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They also appeared poised to pick up Florida, though a spokesman for Sen.
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Now, the company is poised to acquire more projects off which to profiteer.
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Both indexes were poised for their third session of losses in a row.
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As a driver, you are constantly poised to wrest control from the car.
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The social movements that support independence are poised to call a protest strike.
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A nine-member commission is poised to squander a chance at needed changes.
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Unfortunately, the Public Campaign Financing Commission appears poised to make election problems worse.
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Servers, with a finger poised over lips, signaled everyone to eat in silence.
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The Hill: Progressives poised to shape agenda if Democrats take back the House.
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No … We are not poised for that crack in the market just yet.
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But it was poised to notch its biggest weekly drop in 11 weeks.
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I think he can be efficient when he plays relaxed, poised and confident.
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Traders are also predicting that Palo Alto Networks is poised to move higher.
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COMPETITION - FOR SOME Competition is poised to intensify for casinos courting Chinese visitors.
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"These companies are poised to default when credit conditions eventually become more difficult."
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Three years ago, the Food and Drug Administration seemed poised to take action.
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Here are all the major players poised to be affected by Trump's decision.
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Here are all the major players poised to be affected by the decision:
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The other $500,000 is in hand, and the project is poised to begin.
|
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Now it appears Congress is poised to enact legislation to effect real change.
|
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Most polls indicate that Democrats are poised to retake the House of Representatives.
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Their numbers are poised to increase if things go as expected in November.
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Harris is branding herself as a "progressive prosecutor" poised to take on Trump.
|
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Two properties in Charleston, South Carolina, are poised to set real estate records.
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The decision is poised to hurt more than help these small media sites.
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Many people fear we are poised to destroy ecosystems we know little about.
|
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The market is poised to face more tests on liquidity in coming months.
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Nominations The Senate is poised to confirm another slate of nominations for Trump.
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And meanwhile, Congress is poised to escape Washington for the July 4 recess.
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His wife, Kate Middleton, now the Duchess of Cambridge, is poised but bland.
|
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This reinforced recent signs that consumer spending looks poised to lead Brazil's recovery.
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Poised, beautiful, and highly intelligent, Ada was a research biologist at Sloan Kettering.
|
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There's no clear sign that the underlying inflation is poised to drift higher.
|
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Elizabeth Warren — is poised to benefit more than anyone else in the race.
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Two big deals had appeared poised to reshape the American health care industry.
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Poised or not, in the end, the Giants could not make enough plays.
|
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Premiums for ObamaCare plans in Maryland are poised to rise substantially next year.
|
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Samsung is poised to finally reveal the long-awaited Galaxy S8 next week .
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The Infamous is the masterpiece, an eerily collected, improbably poised exercise in reportage.
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The Raiders looked poised to take the lead, late in the first quarter.
|
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If stocks are poised to underperform, some investors might consider looking to bonds.
|
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The GOP is also poised to suffer significant losses at the gubernatorial level.
|
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Republicans will also likely be poised to approve any Trump Supreme Court nominees.
|
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But if there's one person poised to do it, it's perfumer Olivier Polge.
|
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Federal Communications Commission is poised to vote on Dec.
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"We believe the market is poised to maintain its strong momentum," he added.
|
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But it's not just new Yeezy sneakers that are poised to cause pandemonium.
|
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Based on photos recently shared online, Kanye West appears poised to follow suit.
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After slamming Haiti, Cuba, Bahamas, #Matthew poised to be coast-hugging US threat.
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They're not poised to replace the human element of elder care anytime soon.
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Still, China appears poised to let some types of digital currency trading resume.
|
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The ongoing fallout from Carillion's collapse is poised to have far-reaching consequences.
|
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They are now poised to serve people who simply want to get high.
|
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That means airlines are poised to benefit immediately from the fuel price drop.
|
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And New York is poised to become the capital of the capitalist world.
|
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So why is Xi poised to emerge from this crisis stronger than ever?
|
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With the economy poised to tumble, that's really bad news for Donald Trump.
|
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Now the company is poised to take over the rest of the country.
|
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Democrat Nancy Pelosi is poised for the speakership, and he's the minority leader.
|
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In 22016, it's women who are poised to deliver the region for Democrats.
|
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Meanwhile, venture capital fundraising is poised to reach all-time highs in 2019.
|
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The Senate is poised to overturn the president's national emergency declaration this week.
|
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Donald Glover is poised to have a big moment during Coachella this year.
|
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All three appear poised for another long run at the All England Club.
|
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Saudi Aramco's first international bond offering is poised to be a runaway success.
|
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Utah, where votes are still being tallied, appears poised to do the same.
|
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Latin American countries are poised to take advantage of innovations in urban transportation.
|
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And, considering supply-and-demand, the sub-genre's moment appears poised to continue.
|
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A year later, Amazon appears poised to transform two communities, not just one.
|
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The Democrats are poised to gain around 22006 House seats after Tuesday's elections.
|
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Seems he's poised for a comeback on the field -- as for his marriage?
|
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But Clinton is poised to take a majority of the state's 189 delegates.
|
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Exit polls suggest that Prime Minister Narendra Modi is poised for another term.
|
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His algorithms target stocks that appear deeply undervalued or poised for explosive growth.
|
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Naysa Modi was graceful and poised, a 12-year-old from Frisco, Tex.
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By escaping a delicately poised qualification group that included Wales, Austria and Ireland.
|
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Ms. Molinari was poised to take on some of his former lobbying duties.
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Utah, where votes are still being counted, appears poised to do the same.
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The singing is mature, the attitude is poised, the eyes are on history.
|
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As TechCrunch reported, Interswitch was poised to launch on the LSE in 2016.
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And the industry finally seems poised at the precipice of a next phase.
|
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There were no signs that Israel was poised for an imminent ground invasion.
|
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We are already poised to begin significant fiscal stimulus, and that has helped.
|
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In last year's final, against Juventus, the game was finely poised at halftime.
|
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The ASX bullion index was poised for a fourth straight session of gains.
|
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The grandes dames look poised to remain the ruling class at Roland Garros.
|
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Though stocks are poised to rebound Monday, investors may still be on guard.
|
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Should that happen, the Fed and other central bankers are poised to respond.
|
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But even now, cast into gloom, the place seems poised for a postcard.
|
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"American Dirt" seemed poised to become one of this year's biggest, buzziest books.
|
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Hercog raced to a 5-2 lead and was poised for the win.
|
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Other companies may be poised to join the pact, despite opposition from Washington.
|
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True, none of these off-beat candidates appear poised to claim the nomination.
|
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The Ravens are poised to linger as contenders because they rarely beat themselves.
|
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Tawney and I looked at each other in the mirror, her scissors poised.
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The party is poised to elect a new national chair person in February.
|
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Today, the United States is poised to become the world's top oil producer.
|
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Buttigieg was poised to perhaps emerge as the leading moderate alternative to Biden.
|
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Canada looks poised to have a weaker, more unstable government after Monday's election.
|
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What Representative Zinke started, Secretary Zinke and his team were poised to finish.
|
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Only the African continent is poised for significant population growth in coming decades.
|
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Turkish forces poised to enter Northern Syria following a surprise U.S. troop pullback.
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Remember: AB InBev's Hong Kong listing was once poised to raise $9.8 billion.
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There's a reason that Biden is poised to do well in South Carolina.
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In 22011, the German colossus Deutsche Bank was poised to acquire Bankers Trust.
|
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It's also raised an Angel round and is poised to raise further funding.
|
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Obama, in his sunset year, is uniquely poised to lead the path forward.
|
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Almost every time the Trojans appeared poised to pull away, the Eagles responded.
|
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The House and Senate are both poised to take up war powers resolutions.
|
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America is better poised than it's ever been to address these issues structurally.
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All of this leaves Iran&aposs hard-liners poised to make significant gains.
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Robinson Cano (34), 2,311: Cano is the most precariously poised player chasing 13,000.
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On the week, the index was poised for a third week of gains.
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Some political forces already seemed poised to use the judgment to their advantage.
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What's more, this debris field is poised to grow significantly in coming years.
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Mr. Grimm is, by all accounts, the perfect plaintiff, poised beyond his years.
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Even offline, artificial intelligence is poised to reconfigure, and perhaps intensify, geopolitical competition.
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In Kentucky, Democratic Attorney General Andy Beshear was poised to defeat Republican Gov.
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The young princess stood with a poised facial expression following her ladylike gesture.
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A prime chairmanship is poised to come open in the Senate next year.
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It's razor sharp, with the blade poised to slice anyone at any minute.
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He looked like he was poised to become the next big action star.
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Now, he appears poised to play a similar role in the next administration.
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Meanwhile, the Five are poised to jump beyond their corner of the lagoon.
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Rubio is poised for a shutout once again, thus ending his presidential ambitions.
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Executives also say Chinese investors are poised for an acquisitions spree in Pakistan.
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Today the Obama-Trump policy is poised to continue following the Castro's example.
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It's a global industry, and it's poised to make a real environmental difference.
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Obama is poised to deliver the keynote address at the Austin music festival.
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The reality is that government employees and taxpayers are poised to suffer greatly.
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Both Buchanan and Collins are poised to be key players on tax reform.
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For a fund poised to suspend benefits, holdings like these are especially problematic.
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It's a world where human intelligence itself is poised for repair and reinvention.
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Burr was poised to become president despite not actually standing for the office.
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Senate Republicans also appear poised to preserve the Obamacare pre-existing condition protections.
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News Analysis She was poised to lead and now is on the sidelines.
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The Modist, poised to take advantage of the wave, started earlier this year.
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Everyone said she has raised a son who is smart, empathic and poised.
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Now they're poised to conquer the antiquated world of mimes with modern technology.
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The S&P 500 was poised to have its best June since 1955.
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Despite losing ground the past two sessions, all three are still higher for the week with the Nasdaq poised to break a four-week losing streak and the Dow and S&P 21989 poised to end two weeks of losses.
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Still, that doesn't mean the spirit of 1989 is poised to again take hold.
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"Did anyone witness these alleged events?" the investigator asked, pen poised in the air.
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They now appear poised to strike a plea deal with the Department of Justice.
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But Merritt is poised to make a comeback this year at the Rio Games.
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And enrollment increased further in 2016, and is poised to rise again in 2017.
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And it is poised to become so once again, if the ACA is repealed.
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Carlos Correa is poised to be the next great shortstop and is just 21.
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Analysts believe TJX is poised to continue growing, which will challenge Kohl's and others.
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The unruly masses, mobilized by facile slogans, looked everywhere poised to undermine free institutions.
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He is poised to crush his competitors a week from now on Super Tuesday.
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Missouri is poised to become the latest state to allow guns into college classrooms.
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Potential abuse of surveillance tools Barr is also poised to pick up where Rep.
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It's what the market is asking for, and together we're poised to deliver it.
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Alves, based on her design, is poised to do the same thing for savate.
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The Dow is poised to rise 80 points, or 0.3%, when US markets open.
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China's dance music market has been poised to expand significantly for some time now.
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But one automaker seems poised to benefit more than its competitors: Fiat Chrysler (FCA).
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Nvidia, at the end of last year, was poised to become the dominant manufacturer.
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The dollar strengthened and was poised for its first weekly gain in five weeks.
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The Dow is poised to rise 23 points, or 20203%, when US markets open.
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Sanders is poised to walk away with more delegates than Clinton from the night.
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Is he poised for an upset victory in the first-in-the-nation primary?
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While the current market share may seem low, that could be poised to change.
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For the media, the narrative was perfect: Kerrigan was the pretty, poised, innocent victim.
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Wallace was suddenly poised to be a star witness in two significant Washington inquiries.
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But anything could happen, especially with Microsoft poised to own the conversation next week.
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Incongruously, next to the words of "Hurricane", a baseball pitcher is poised mid-throw.
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They've met their goal of $30,000 and seem poised to meet that stretch goal.
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The Economist: Artificial intelligence is poised to transform business and society: why not governance?
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With $4B food delivery acquisition, Korea poised to enter upper tier of startup hubs
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Haerts' song is poised to be the "Lord Huron moment" of the new season.
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With votes still being tallied, she currently looks poised to win by roughly one.
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He also came close in Minnesota, and seems to poised to even take Michigan.
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Weiss believes ShipBob is poised for growth no matter what happens in retail, broadly.
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Market analysts at Barclays predict the co-bot industry is poised for rapid growth.
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In fact, selfie drones, aka "dronies," are poised to become the next big thing.
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Edtech is poised to be the biggest and possibly most profitable digitalized sector yet.
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That changed when news leaked that Mr Trump was poised to withdraw from NAFTA.
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As a result, in 2018 and 2019 it is poised to run an experiment.
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For example, Representative Maxine Waters looks poised to chair the House Financial Services committee.
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James Franco is poised to take his turn in the X-Men movie world.
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Jooste, poised to clinch an $264 million takeover of British discount retailer Poundland PLND.
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Given box office projections, the movie is poised to be beloved by audiences, too.
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After her triumphant performance at the Gaslight, Midge's comedy career is poised to skyrocket.
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This season looks poised to be a new chapter in Abercrombie & Fitch's comeback story.
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But Africa's got plenty of old telecommunications dishes poised to serve a new purpose.
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Previously, the company said that it would sell brands that aren't poised to succeed.
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Democrats are poised to make gains on Capitol Hill and could retake the Senate.
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Backstrom's goal stunned the crowd, which was poised to celebrate a remarkable turnabout victory.
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With the new strategic investment, Bringg is poised to enter new verticals as well.
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Silver was up 0.2 percent to $15.85, poised to snap two consecutive weekly losses.
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GS: Moving forward, who do you think is poised to make M&A work?
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Well, thanks to one ingenious Louisiana man, they could be poised for a comeback.
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Experts say women appear poised to make a wave in the House of Representatives.
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Maxine Waters, appears poised to take control of the House's powerful financial services committee.
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Trump also said the administration is poised to provide additional help to local officials.
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When these moments come, activists must be poised to make the most of them.
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So there's me being poised and cute, and no one's even talking to me.
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Rosneft is poised to buy the stake itself to sell on to investors later.
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We were poised to have a generation of American kids not addicted to nicotine.
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The 2018 Sexiest Man Alive is poised to make his Saturday Night Live debut.
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Schools were poised to voluntarily collaborate with the program to roll out the courses.
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And things only seem poised to get uglier as the presidential race drags on.
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Founders in the agricultural tech industry are poised to revolutionize how we grow food.
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He said 238,228 employees were poised to work 232-hour shifts over the weekend.
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The Volatility Index is collapsing, poised to close near its lows for the year.
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Here are reasons why this stock could be poised to pop, according to White.
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But developer Capcom appears poised to brand repeated offenders with a mark of shame.
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In many ways, the city should be well poised to take advantage of globalization.
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The was poised to open higher Wednesday, after closing lower Tuesday, in fidgety trading.
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And it's the entrepreneurs, not nations, that are poised to be the future's superpowers.
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Congress, now firmly in Republican control after November's election, also appears poised to act.
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The U.S. is poised to become a net oil exporter by the late 2020s.
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The drug and device industries stand poised to radically reshape healthcare for the better.
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But who's poised to take over the illustrious role of Spidey's girlfriend in 2017?
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Lawmakers are also poised to discuss small business cyber threats in the coming week.
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As America's largest generation, millennials stand poised to make their views heard this November.
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Isner said he felt he might be poised to improve on a "mediocre" season.
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The incoming Democratic majority is poised to take up the measure again next year.
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Reuters reported on Tuesday Airbus was poised to make top financial and operational appointments.
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Palladium lost 1.14 percent at $973.30, poised for a nearly 6 percent weekly drop.
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The Senate is poised to vote Wednesday on a resolution co-authored by Sens.
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The academy's directors branch appears to be poised for some of the biggest changes.
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The dollar index is poised for the biggest weekly rise so far this year.
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Absent a deal, the Senate would be poised to pass the legislation early Wednesday.
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When the show ended in 2015 (RIP!), Brie seemed poised for a big break.
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Our hero stands, poised and ready, on a road deep in the Myanmar jungle.
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The House is now poised to vote on legislation delaying the tax to 2023.
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The American President is poised to meet face-to-face with Kim in June.
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The region's output is poised to increase by 50,000 barrels a day next month.
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The woman is poised and calm as she stands in a beautiful summer dress.
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The Virginia legislature is poised to pass a measure as early as this week.
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Now it's Mr. LaValle, the Republican boss, who is poised to reopen old wounds.
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Snead says he's hoping "Climbing the Hill" — which is poised for release on Sept.
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He said 4,000 employees were poised to work 12-hour shifts over the weekend.
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We drink up, and I text Chris so he's poised and ready to pap.
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Mr. Roman is poised to succeed Douglas Hodge as Pimco's chief executive on Nov.
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She is poised to run for the Democratic Caucus chair position against California Rep.
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Curiosity and the orbiters are perfectly poised to observe and study this unique storm.
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Clinton, however, appears poised for a big victory early on Tuesday in New Jersey.
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The country is poised to become the world's second-biggest copper producer this year.
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"Infiltration" is a pivot point; right now, everything is poised to come crashing down.
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NJ-11: Democrats are poised to flip this seat represented by retiring GOP Rep.
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The industry, though, is hopeful the president and lawmakers are poised for a breakthrough.
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Other familiar mid-level operatives are either poised to re-up or being wooed.
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In this overwhelmingly Democratic state, Hillary Clinton is poised to dominate the presidential vote.
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And Mr. Hill finally seems poised to break out as a major literary talent.
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Citigroup appeared poised to go down next, with General Motors and Chrysler to follow.
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That haul will only grow more impressive as the industry is poised for growth.
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The United States military is poised to influence the battle in potentially decisive ways.
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"She is extremely poised for her age and extremely mature," he told Fox News.
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The Dow is poised to drop 120 points, or 0.5%, when US markets open.
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But, the balance between success and the whole gym unravelling publicly is finely poised.
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In the spring of 2012, an app named Highlight seemed poised to break out.
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It was already poised to do so with the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP).
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Indeed, gasoline prices are rising and poised to be the highest in four years.
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It feels indulgent to be so relaxed all day, so poised to lounge around.
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Vermont is poised to become the ninth state to legalize marijuana for recreational purposes.
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At any rate, he is poised to win convincingly in New Hampshire on Tuesday.
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California is now poised to become the first state to ban natural hair discrimination.
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They were poised to move into the capital as Jammeh's army provided no resistance.
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When Republicans grooved their pitch in Alabama, the Democrats were poised to swing away.
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We shuttled to Kabul on Blackhawk helicopters, with gunners poised to return hostile fire.
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Tax reform is also poised to make its way back into national political discourse.
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Hubble is poised to monitor whatever happens next with its superior sensitivity and resolution.
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Days later on September 14, 2001, Nutsch learned ODA 5953 was poised to deploy.
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He is poised to entrench his power at a Communist Party congress this month.
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Running unopposed in November, she is poised to be the country's first Muslim congresswoman.
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As these countries get richer, their per capita emissions are poised to rise further.
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He warned, "Obama's Iran nuclear deal is poised to become the Trump-Obama deal."
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Fear of a left poised to ditch Clinton continues to percolate in the press.
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A crop of teenagers appears poised to help the Rangers and Coach David Quinn.
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But western states are now poised to make the biggest impact in this debate.
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It's poised to pass Congress this week, and the swamp is overflowing with perks.
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Boras or Machado's agent, Dan Lozano, seem poised to take him up on it.
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"Black Panther," poised to be a formidable awards contender this year, may change that.
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Chris Pratt, who's poised for an Oscar breakthrough after huge turns in franchises galore.
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The drug industry is poised to roll out an alternative to Mr. Trump's plan.
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Well-poised and articulate, she respects marijuana as a sommelier would a fine wine.
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The Steelers appeared poised to even the score, but the Jaguars' defense stood tall.
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Stalwarts like Ms. Curtin are poised both to profit from and mourn the transformation.
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"Hawes is a poised writer and a patient observer," our critic Parul Sehgal writes.
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Apple is poised to become the first public company worth more than $1 trillion.
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Senators seem poised to act this week, while the House is still in recess.
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Tourism to Houston overall, in spite of Harvey, is poised to grow this year.
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Hezbollah and Iranian forces appear poised to clash with Israel near its Syrian border.
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Investors are poised to collect significantly more from Wells Fargo than its customers are.
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He sat perfectly poised to see her crotch and the insides of her thighs.
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At least four more states look poised to expand after this week's midterm election.
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In our new age of espionage, might that practice be poised for a revival?
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Lee is poised to take control of the Samsung Group from his aged father.
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Earlier in his career, he seemed poised for a big contract in free agency.
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GIUSEPPE CONTE is poised to boldly go where no Italian technocrat has gone before.
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Now the F.C.C. under Chairman Ajit Pai is poised to roll those initiatives back.
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Why it matters: The Aramco IPO is poised to be the biggest in history.
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Now it is poised to eliminate the rule in the face of possible litigation.
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This time, no candidate appears poised to consolidate nearly as much support among Latinos.
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With Joaquin Phoenix's "Joker" poised to dominate the box office this weekend, Warner Bros.
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Eight months later, Sanders's campaign is poised to take his "political revolution" to victory.
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Here he has abandoned the idea of a center poised between left and right.
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Here are the 12 poised to make the biggest payouts to investors through 2021.
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Mr. LeFrak, 53, is poised to put his stamp on the country's infrastructure too.
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US stock futures were also higher, with the Nasdaq poised to gain the most.
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The Senate is poised to deliver another blow to voter confidence in our system.
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But it's still unclear which of them is poised to be the Democratic nominee.
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The bank shares were poised for their best day in more than two months.
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Maryland is among those he well understands to be poised as an annual threat.
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Republicans are poised to repeal Obamacare (with absolutely no idea how to replace it).
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Trump is poised to become the third president in U.S. history to be impeached.
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In The Know hears the McCain documentary is poised to air later this year.
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That said, we're poised to see whether the groundhog sees its shadow next week.
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And like a house of cards, the ACA is poised to come tumbling down.
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Now, the deal makers are poised for what would be their biggest feat yet.
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But it's poised to do so without small cap tech and Chinese internet companies.
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Sanders, on the other hand, appears poised to stick to his grassroots fundraising pledge.
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With more than 60 cosponsors, the bill would usually be poised for smooth passage.
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On Wednesday, Obama is poised to host the sixth annual White House Science Fair.
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The issue is poised to play out over the course of the 2020 campaign.
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Hypersonic weapons, at long last, appear poised to fulfill the promise of air power.
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For now, Mr. Sanders is poised to win a large share of California's delegates.
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"This is What America Looks Like" is poised to be released on May 26.
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Partisan sniping aside, leadership of the agency is poised to change hands this month.
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Clarity Money is poised to play a vital role in the expansion of Marcus.
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Earlier in the game, Rutgers appeared poised to cruise to a double-digit win.
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But unlike his flashy predecessors, he is also poised to win cycling's biggest race.
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Without additional funding, WeWork is poised to run out of cash by mid-November.
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With Tribune poised to be acquired, smaller TV station owners may find themselves courted.
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The town is now poised for a comeback thanks to industrial-scale marijuana cultivation.
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In short, Obama's Iran nuclear deal is poised to become the Trump-Obama deal.
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Meantime in the eastern Mediterranean, a powerful and rare storm is poised to hit.
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Congressional Democrats seem poised to make major gains in the midterm elections this year.
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Activist investor Carl Icahn is poised to win big if the American mall loses.
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"Brent oil is poised to break a resistance at $55.79 per barrel," he said.
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At this rate, the country is poised for a record year in offshore loans.
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Before the August recess, Congress seemed poised to pass legislation addressing surprise medical billing.
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From a technical perspective, some traders say the stock is poised to continue rallying.
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Now he appears poised to play a similar role in the next White House.
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Additionally, American drillers are poised to play a bigger role in the export market.
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Far from facing extinction, Best Buy is poised for another year of solid growth.
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"Poised and a really good puck mover," Capitals Coach Barry Trotz said of Shattenkirk.
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Wikileaks is likely poised and ready to help foreign spies further damage U.S. democracy.
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The streaming giant came into the evening poised to win big, with 27 nominations.
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That's how many men are in, or poised to join, the president's cabinet. Four.
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They circle him, poised like dancers, at about 2:18 in the video below.
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They're poised to ramp up in a major way should Democrats take the majority.
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Emboldened by the GOP support, Democrats appear poised to ramp up their Zika efforts.
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Nancy Pelosi is poised to reclaim her former title as speaker of the House.
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We know Conor was poised to score a $10 mil payday for a rematch.
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Newark is poised to realize the kind of policing that residents have long urged.
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The streaming wars are poised to heat up in a big way this year.
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Election officials were poised to announce results in some local races by Tuesday evening.
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As sports betting expands, TVG is poised to also expand programming like Kerney's show.
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The coming year is poised to be pivotal for U.S.-Russia arms control talks.
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President Ronald Reagan — poised to win a second term in a landslide election — attended.
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Now residents are poised to take advantage of improvements to downtown Newark, as well.
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Illinois is poised to become the 11th state to fully legalize marijuana when Gov.
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U.S. District Judge James Otero, who oversees both lawsuits, appeared poised at a Sept.
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So, absolutely, I think we're extremely well poised to do that, as is America.
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In fact, Super Bowl 51 is poised to be the most connected game yet.
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Sweden's Sebastian Samuelsson said his team was also poised to boycott events in Russia.
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As the climate changes, heat waves are poised to get longer and more intense.
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The House is expected to pass the measure, but Trump is poised to veto it.
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She said the company, started in 2015, is poised to turn a profit this year.
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Soon, the Texans, who were on the Chiefs' 2-yard line, seemed poised to score.
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Amazon is poised to expand its one Seattle bookstore into a chain of such stores.
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The euro eased 20.6 percent to $1.1120, poised to shed 1 percent for the week.
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Grace, now poised to become a vice president, did not fight in the liberation war.
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Now, the GOP is in charge, and poised to run afoul of its own warnings.
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Tuesday's losses were poised to wipe out more than $8 billion off BT's market value.
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Pending parliamentary approval, Ukraine is poised to introduce martial law for two months from Monday.
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Also, interest rates are poised to go higher and market sentiments are bearish on gold.
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The Nasdaq could drop 21% and the S&P 500 is poised to fall 0.6%.
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Hong Kong shares slipped 1.2 percent, poised for a 2.2 percent drop for the week.
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The is poised to take aim at an extremely important level in the coming week.
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But this bull market has frequently staged swift recoveries, and some were poised for opportunity.
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I focused on Melania's face, poised like an apple on the tip of a sword.
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Democrats are poised to excoriate California Republicans who voted yea on the tax reform bill.
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This isn't pretty—and, unfortunately, seems poised only to get worse in the coming days.
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Despite Friday's gains, the S&P was poised for its worst January in 46 years.
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The Nasdaq could rise 0.63% and the S&P 500 is poised to climb 0.3%.
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As a platform for two billion people, Facebook is well-poised to set that precedent.
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For much of his first term, Obama was poised to be very regressive on marijuana.
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Millie Bobbie Brown arrived on her own, looking incredibly poised and mature beyond her years.
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I picture myself wielding cartoonishly large gardening shears, poised to sever the nearest coaxial cable.
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That has changed, and now the space industry is poised for similar growth, Jonas believes.
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The S&P 500 is poised to drop 0.4%, while the Nasdaq could shed 0.5%.
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Eyewear is poised to move into a new realm, from fashion statement to technological assistant.
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The Nasdaq could drop 0.5%, and the S&P 500 is poised to lose 0.4%.
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The Nasdaq is poised to jump 0.6%, and the S&P 500 could climb 20153%.
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The Nasdaq is off 0.3%, and the S&P 1.13 is poised to dip 0.2%.
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The Dow is poised to drop about 23 points at the open, or almost 27%.
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Biden became perfect foil for President Obama, a man so poised he often seems unflappable.
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Chuck's relationship with his father is poised to deliver major repercussions on his career trajectory.
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He figured out what kind of business would be poised to take advantage of it.
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