You are nurturers, powerhouses, brainiacs, sisters, comedians all in one.
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Powerhouses like the United States and China had disappointing shows.
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The entertainment powerhouses share two children together, Monroe and Moroccan.
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It could also have a major impact on beer powerhouses.
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Individually, they are Hollywood powerhouses — but together, they're downright unbelievable.
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Yet, tensions continue to remain between the two economic powerhouses.
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Powerhouses Alipay and Tencent Pay, however, already cornered the market.
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This kind of scandal has helped defuse congressional powerhouses before.
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Platforms are the real powerhouses in Silicon Valley's business landscape
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In the economic powerhouses of Houston and Miami, it's 55%.
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The EU hasn't prevented Germany's Mittelstand companies from becoming global powerhouses.
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It seems natural to take career advice from these two powerhouses.
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In May, the two economic powerhouses hiked tariffs targeting some goods.
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Two of Europe's engineering powerhouses decided to merge their trainmaking operations.
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I love that they're powerhouses for shooting and editing 4K video.
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The partnership between Washington's two top powerhouses has always been fraught.
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Only in Siberia would funeral exhibitions be such riveting cultural powerhouses.
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Thanks to two Napa Valley powerhouses, you can have it all.
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China is creating its own tech; Shanghai and Beijing are powerhouses.
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Once upon a time, schools like Grambling State were sports powerhouses.
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All of the leading performers in this production are proven powerhouses.
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Traditional tech powerhouses have played an important role in this change.
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This could lead to economic blows between these two commercial powerhouses.
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It should add to trade tensions between the two agricultural powerhouses.
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These broadcasters are cultural powerhouses, and not just on the airwaves.
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However, big podcasting powerhouses are a great first place to look.
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These powerhouses have the fastest economic growth rates of all the segments.
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From Alibaba to JD, China is not short of e-commerce powerhouses.
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The regional powerhouses back opposing sides in conflicts in Syria and Yemen.
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The expectations for the continent's two powerhouses will always be absurdly high.
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This includes everyone from Wall Street powerhouses to Silicon Valley tech founders.
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What was it like working with powerhouses like her and Patricia Clarkson?
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We rounded up some of the biggest female powerhouses who are #WithHer.
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How viral open-source startups can build themselves into enterprise-IT powerhouses
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Khamenei and the IRGC own 14 major powerhouses that run the economy.
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SEATTLE (Reuters) - For Seattle, home to cloud technology powerhouses Amazon Inc (AMZN.
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Powerhouses like that one were eventually broken up by landmark antitrust law.
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The company's portfolio includes Tencent, one of China's technology powerhouses, and Mail.
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Past winners have included fashion powerhouses Proenza Schouler, Alexander Wang, and Altuzarra.
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The visible cloud of toxic gas hanging over industrial powerhouses almost disappeared.
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Sure, Denver looked bad, but most teams look bad against those powerhouses.
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The matchup was the first-ever meeting between the two former powerhouses.
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It's as thick with celebrants and powerhouses as with ideas and instruction.
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Beijing is instead turning more to LNG powerhouses Qatar, Australia and Russia.
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The decision dealt a huge blow to the state's college basketball powerhouses.
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Some traditional powerhouses of the quant investing world continue to do well.
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The group sold more cars than industry powerhouses Toyota, Volkswagen and General Motors.
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Where do these financial powerhouses find the gall to do what they do?
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The two rap powerhouses weren't the only ones to come up in conversation.
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Export powerhouses such as South Korea and Germany feel most exposed (see chart).
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That may incite negative reactions among the citizens of the two Asian powerhouses.
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The surge in prices is costing utilities dearly in North Asia's economic powerhouses.
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Manufacturing tends to cluster in powerhouses such as Kenya, Nigeria and South Africa.
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Will the Gulf coast remains one of America's top economic and energy powerhouses?
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Let's start with the computing powerhouses of our increasingly connected age: data centers.
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On Saturday, regional powerhouses appear to have trained their sights on one another.
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Sales jobs with global powerhouses like Abbott are highly prized positions in India.
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Cities like Beijing and Xian have been political and commercial powerhouses for centuries.
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When the channel's opinion powerhouses come out at night, it's a different story.
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Larger tech powerhouses like Amazon are also looking to establish their own fleets.
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The next two Olympics will be in two Asian powerhouses: Japan and China.
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The two after that will be Western powerhouses in Paris and Los Angeles.
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"I always thought of them as one of the big powerhouses," Kwalwasser said.
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See what powerhouses the members of XTC were before they decided to stop touring.
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Modern day consoles have become powerhouses that replicate some of the most powerful computers.
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But the female powerhouses of Korean group Red Velvet love to up the ante.
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On the other are large metropolitan powerhouses, increasingly diverse drivers of the American economy.
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Profit growth for China's industrial powerhouses cooled for a sixth straight month in October.
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LOS ANGELES — Vocal powerhouses Jennifer Hudson and Ariana Grande will end NBC's Hairspray Live!
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Apple's iPads are about to become multitasking powerhouses much more capable of challenging laptops.
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Retail powerhouses, many of which have hit the skids, are already showing the strain.
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The bottom lineThe KEF Q150 bookshelf speakers are absolute powerhouses in this price range.
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The supposed Davids include such powerhouses of American industry as Dow Chemical and Cargill.
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Animation powerhouses Studio Ghibli and Pixar have both created 3D zoetropes showcasing their characters.
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Like all of Argentina's traditional powerhouses, this is a club conscious of its history.
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But Meg and Normani aren't the only powerhouses on the Birds of Prey soundtrack.
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Both of this year's teams are seen as offensive powerhouses with slightly suspect defenses.
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Three perennial powerhouses and an exciting interloper will seek spots in the national final.
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The two economic powerhouses have been engaged in an ongoing trade fight since last year.
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Even powerhouses like Samsung struggle to ship their phones without carrier software loaded on them.
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Investors had largely priced in the two economic powerhouses to reach a deal this month.
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Silicon Valley powerhouses are trying to calm public fears about the rise of artificial intelligence.
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Silicon Valley powerhouses are trying to calm public fears about the rise of artificial intelligence.
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Truex's single-car Furniture Row Racing team outclassed the armada of multicar Sprint Cup powerhouses.
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When it comes to college football, there are powerhouses and then there is everyone else.
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Nuts and seeds are nutritional powerhouses, full of protein as well as fiber and vitamins.
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Most of the great leap upward was in just two economic powerhouses: China and India.
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Maybe you remember this from high school biology: mitochondria are the powerhouses of the cell.
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Those console brands, in particular, have become powerhouses in the world of at-home gaming.
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Thirty years ago, states like Michigan and North Carolina were powerhouses of domestic furniture production.
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Tech powerhouses like Google, Amazon, and Apple are increasingly focused on expanding in US healthcare.
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China, home of internet powerhouses such as Baidu, Alibaba and Tencent, is one of them.
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Knowing the strength of these Hollywood powerhouses, these documentaries are sure to be powerful productions.
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Editorial Venezuela was once one of Latin America's economic powerhouses and a regional diplomatic heavyweight.
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Then she circulated her findings to other researchers, to get them interested in these nutritional powerhouses.
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Indeed, second-generation children are fiscal powerhouses, out-earning and out-contributing their native-born peers.
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That's despite its 2017 revenue of $11 billion being just a fraction of the other powerhouses.
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One economist told CNBC on Thursday that "the gloves are off" between the two economic powerhouses.
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"Tech entrepreneurs are replacing those from the traditional powerhouses of manufacturing and real estate," Hoogewerf said.
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The two economic powerhouses have been attempting to strike a deal amid a protracted trade fight.
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Everything is gorgeous, too, easily on par with the top visual powerhouses of this gaming generation.
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And on a personal level, Trump does not have a strong relationship with many tech powerhouses.
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But sometimes it's difficult to visualize how these economic powerhouses look relative to other major economies.
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Not surprisingly, these substances might not be the powerhouses that these various evangelizers say they are.
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Startups, without the deep pockets of these CPG powerhouses, must look elsewhere to create their brands.
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Around 40 years later, the wealth gap between these cities and coastal powerhouses continues to widen.
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Yet big challenges remain for the company in today's technology landscape, where new powerhouses like Amazon.
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In July, two European delivery powerhouses, Takeaway and Just Eat, merged in a $10 billion deal.
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The company counts among its clients defense and technology powerhouses Palantir, BAE Systems, Airbus and Cerner.
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Why not look at the magic of a matrilineal world where the magical powerhouses are women?
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One game at a time, they'll say, bypassing the buildup of two powerhouses meeting head on.
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The Rio Olympics mark a time of transition year for China and Russia, two historical powerhouses.
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Hyunjoo, who joined Reuters in 2010, has covered South Korea's industrial powerhouses, including Hyundai and Samsung.
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The Asian Powerhouses session will focus on advertising laws in China, India, Japan and South Korea.
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Cramer popularized the term FANG, referring to the technology powerhouses Facebook, Amazon, Netflix and Alphabet's Google.
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The Times's Corey Kilgannon writes: New York City is not known for producing collegiate athletic powerhouses.
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Huawei challenges Western powerhouses such as Apple and Nokia for leadership in smartphones and telecommunications equipment.
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They also observed DNA damage and activity in the mitochondria, the so-called powerhouses of the cell.
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The ongoing fight between the two economic powerhouses has rattled global stock markets for much of 2018.
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Beyoncé will be joined by other chart-topping powerhouses, including Cardi B, SZA, Haim, and St. Vincent.
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In the ultimate game, these aerial powerhouses produced just 113 points (New England) and 103 points (Denver).
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Mr Danza has used the money to lure coaches from rugby powerhouses like New Zealand and Australia.
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One economist told CNBC on Tuesday that a "threshold has been breached" between the two economic powerhouses.
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Like Facebook, some early flops will turn into powerhouses, while other early success stories will fall apart.
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When college basketball became a realistic goal, Davis resisted moving him to one of Houston's basketball powerhouses.
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Both economic powerhouses have imposed and threatened tariffs on billions of dollars' worth of each other's goods.
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Niantic has been one of the major powerhouses in AR gaming, so this one isn't too surprising.
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The Chinese defense industry is growing rapidly, with a handful of Chinese firms displacing Western defense powerhouses.
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The video shows the pop powerhouses working for Elizabeth Banks' film character, Bosley, and infiltrating a mansion.
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Earlier this week, reports surfaced that talks between the economic powerhouses hit a snag over agricultural purchases.
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Moreover, today's Division I HBCU tackling dummies would be well positioned to be tomorrow's Division II powerhouses.
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The three powerhouses posed together on the red carpet on Monday night in matching black-tie attire.
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That could point to further collateral damage for Asia's other export powerhouses Japan, South Korea and Taiwan.
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The resemblance is so uncanny, the social media powerhouses obviously had to commemorate the occurrence on Instagram.
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Besides the incumbent television companies, tech powerhouses like Amazon, Facebook and YouTube are experimenting with sports rights.
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Traditional powerhouses Italy and Holland both failed to qualify, as did — in excruciating fashion — the United States.
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At certain powerhouses, hockey is perhaps the most prominent sport, and rivalries have developed between neighboring yeshivas.
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Banks, from Wall Street powerhouses like JPMorgan to foreign lenders like Britain's NatWest, had fared little better.
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" The play-by-play announcer welcomed spectators to a matchup between "two nationally ranked high-school powerhouses.
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The entrepreneur hopes to open more stores, and in the future, rival Europe's more famous design powerhouses.
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The muscle cells of the exercisers on placebo teemed with active mitochondria, which are the cells' powerhouses.
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But given the fact that they're both total powerhouses in their own right, should anyone really be surprised?
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For decades college basketball was ruled by dynasties—perennial powerhouses like Duke, UNC, and the University of Kentucky.
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Possible buyers include Verizon, as well as private-equity powerhouses like Bain Capital, Vista Equity Partners and TPG.
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The company was once among the nation's marketing powerhouses, the biggest advertiser in retail as recently as 2003.
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That includes, of course, the traditional powerhouses of Florida and Ohio, where Clinton has taken single-digit leads.
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As for those consumer-facing companies, powerhouses like Uber and Airbnb are in no rush to go public.
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It shouldn't be a surprise at this point that these two enterprise powerhouses come in at the top.
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Now add comedic powerhouses Kristen Wiig, Melissa McCarthy, Rose Byrne, Maya Rudolph, Ellie Kemper, and Wendi McLendon-Covey.
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But EU rules have not prevented German companies from turning themselves into global rather than just regional powerhouses.
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Launching today, the two powerhouses have come together on a retail experience that's takes place online and IRL.
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The high-tech operations emerged after NAFTA helped transform Mexican border factories, known as maquiladoras, into industrial powerhouses.
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But Washington is also being looked upon to help ease tensions between regional powerhouses Iran and Saudi Arabia.
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The hosts and powerhouses France and Japan are the only countries fielding a full team of 14 judokas.
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Both economic powerhouses are closer to reaching a deal, according to a Wednesday report from the Financial Times.
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They've got a championship pedigree, but are often forgotten behind national powerhouses like Louisville, North Carolina and Kansas.
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The two powerhouses came together with singer Ozuna to film a music video for DJ Snake's new single.
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The economies of southern Europe couldn't, and still can't, compete with powerhouses in the north in export markets.
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Just getting out of his groups, which include teams from powerhouses like South Korea would be an achievement.
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The European firms - Vitol is based in London, the three others in Switzerland - are powerhouses in commodities trading.
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Even powerhouses like Tesla/Solar City have run aground on the rollout of their new solar roof tiles.
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Corporations like McDonald's and Walmart are quickly becoming software powerhouses inside their standard retail and fast-food operations.
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His tenure signaled the vanguard of investment banks moving from partnerships into trading powerhouses – and eventually into scandal.
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Chip companies and saw a bitcoin bump, too, as the powerhouses GPUs behind the mining of digital currency.
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Lombardy and Veneto — Italy's economic powerhouses — prospered under its stewardship or survived it, depending on whom you ask.
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That puts them on a par with long-established lobbying powerhouses like the defense, automobile and banking industries.
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The company has produced electronic devices for powerhouses like Apple, Google, Amazon, Microsoft, HP and others for years.
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The company spent more than $8.6 million in 2017 spread between in-house lobbyists and K Street powerhouses.
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Media companies believe the two internet giants have grown into advertising powerhouses on the back of their material.
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Officials say it will be a "special zone", of similar importance to the economic powerhouses of Pudong and Shenzhen.
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From corporate powerhouses to start-ups, our innovative spirit is what drives us as a top spot for business.
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This lineup strikes a balance between industry powerhouses and smaller, but no less innovative teams working on the forefront.
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Other cities across the Gulf region are competing to establish themselves as regional powerhouses in financial technology or fintech.
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It is also the latest in a series of mergers, as the race to build global payment powerhouses accelerates.
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The biggest have become deal powerhouses, capable of competing with global banks and private-equity firms on big transactions.
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It was the most intense confrontation yet between two mutually dependent but increasingly antagonistic powerhouses of media and politics.
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This latest row between the two Mideast powerhouses started over the weekend when the Saudis executed a Shiite cleric.
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Variety noted his influence in giving the go-ahead to such HBO powerhouses as Game of Thrones and Veep.
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Other notable absentees are Italy and the Netherlands, traditional powerhouses who are also ranked in FIFA&aposs top 20 .
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But the "Mad Money" host is not convinced that this means the online powerhouses are due for a crash.
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Lorde produced the entirety of the project with Jack Antonoff, an impressive feat for the pop powerhouses within Melodrama.
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Forbes named her the fifth-highest-earning female musician of 313, ahead of powerhouses like Rihanna and Nicki Minaj.
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The Alliance Defending Freedom—one of the religious right's key legal powerhouses—boasted revenues of $48 million in 2016.
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The two East Asian economic powerhouses are among the world's top oil buyers alongside the U.S., China and India.
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The rest of the world is too powerless to stop these economic powerhouses from continuing their mass internment projects.
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The digital powerhouses harvest vast amounts of user data using clever software for search, social networks and online commerce.
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The president downplayed expectations for a deal Wednesday, suggesting a new direction for talks between the world's economic powerhouses.
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Milan, he knew, could no longer compete in the transfer market with the financial powerhouses of the Premier League.
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Furthermore, data on Friday showed profits for China's industrial powerhouses surged the most in nearly six years in September.
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The thing is though, the seemingly one-purpose pans are actually kitchen powerhouses if you know their hidden uses.
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Tech powerhouses like Google, Amazon and Microsoft are increasingly focused on expanding in the $3.5 trillion US healthcare market.
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This year she turns 69, and her natural successors seem to be among this group of female jewelry powerhouses.
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There are new coaches at the struggling powerhouses Michigan and Michigan State, which last year won 224 games combined.
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Almost immediately, CBS and Viacom went from two minor players in the streaming wars to one of the powerhouses.
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Rajiv Ramaswami is another tech veteran who led industry powerhouses, including Broadcom and Cisco, before joining VMware in 2016.
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Both of these fisheries are economic powerhouses, netting more than $85033 million in annual revenues according to the Council.
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Talks last month between the two economic powerhouses aimed at easing tensions, but they did not see major breakthroughs.
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Taken together, the departure of two archconservative powerhouses at the Vatican is a serious setback to critics of Francis.
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It has raised more than $2.3 billion from powerhouses such as Alphabet's Google, Alibaba, Saudi Arabia and J.P. Morgan.
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The "Mad Money " host popularized the term FANG, referring to the technology powerhouses Facebook, Amazon, Netflix and Alphabet's Google.
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However, analysts and markets are skeptical about a lasting truce given the back-and-forth between the two economic powerhouses.
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Analysts who spoke to CNBC on Friday were divided whether a deal between the two economic powerhouses would be forthcoming.
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Pulses are packed with a satiating combo of protein and fiber, which makes them nutritional powerhouses and hunger-squashing dynamos.
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We have a populist U.S. president, a populist Mexican president, the two biggest most power -- powerhouses in the NAFTA organization.
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Two major powerhouses in the gaming industry announced that they would be working together to churn out killer VR content.
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On Monday, the two economic powerhouses sought to ease tensions, with Beijing calling for calm and Trump predicting a deal.
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With cultural powerhouses like Game of Thrones and Westworld on its side, HBO Now's subscriber base feels a bit low.
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The two Democratic powerhouses made a series of stops where they promised to champion American workers and blasted Donald Trump.
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Liverpool , who play in England's Premier League, boast two goal-scoring powerhouses in Egypt's Mohamed Salah and Brazil's Roberto Firmino.
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From kickstarters and seed-funded startups to device manufacturing powerhouses, the pace of newly introduced gadgets or "things" is accelerating.
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The term FANG stocks, coined by CNBC's Jim Cramer, refers to the online powerhouses Facebook, Amazon, Netflix, and Alphabet's Google.
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The two economic powerhouses have been locked in an ongoing trade fight that has rocked global financial markets since 2018.
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Hollywood powerhouses, co-creators and good friends Ava DuVernay and Oprah Winfery grace the latest issue of The Hollywood Reporter.
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But online sale of consumer packaged goods is starting to pick up, and the CPG powerhouses are getting on board.
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Some experts said the retreat was the inevitable outcome of a bitter trade war between the world's biggest economic powerhouses.
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In the EU, opposition to TTIP is at its sharpest in Germany and Austria, two export powerhouses with low unemployment.
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Amazon and Netflix, two powerhouses classified under S&P's consumer discretionary sector, combined account for 3.1 percent of the index.
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That development came amid recent optimism for a "phase one" deal to be signed between the two economic powerhouses soon.
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Thanks to a trio of superhero powerhouses, the domestic box office is up 6.3 percent from 2017, according to comScore.
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Trade talks between the two economic powerhouses are ongoing and tariffs on other Chinese and American products remain in place.
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Large companies are becoming software powerhouses unto themselves in order to use AI and other advanced tech to overhaul operations.
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Wheeler's initial proposal also received resistance among the Silicon Valley powerhouses that the internet providers hope to face off against.
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Against a climate of over saturation in nightlife and a handful of monopolising promoter powerhouses, the house party has evolved.
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The answer seems clear: The N.B.A.'s difference makers, in addition to being corporate powerhouses, are also eminent cultural celebrities.
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"Rivers were industrial powerhouses, and then they were dumps, and now they are drivers of nature again," Mr. Logan said.
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The cheap food powerhouses have teamed up to create Top Ramen Chicken Pringles, which is exactly what it sounds like.
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Go deeper: The age of winner-take-all cities College towns are becoming economic powerhouses The new cities to watch
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Without our money, Russia and Iran, neither economic powerhouses, will be left holding the bag on a costly failed state.
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Based on Celeste Ng's 2017 bestseller, Little Fires Everywhere brings powerhouses Reese Witherspoon and Kerry Washington into the Hulu fold.
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Telecom companies are trying to morph into media powerhouses that control the distribution and creation of television and online content.
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The protesters found themselves squeezed between regional powerhouses jockeying for power and repressive regimes trying to maintain the status quo.
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However, the two economic powerhouses have so far been unable to agree on the terms of a limited trade deal.
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The antiwar movement raged across the bay at the University of California, Berkeley, and other powerhouses of government-funded science.
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Like many of northern France's former industrial powerhouses, all that remains today of that factory is a single, giant smokestack.
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There are also worries about how well Verizon will fare going up against digital ad powerhouses like Facebook and Google.
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U.S. companies aren't leaving China in a big way yet, despite escalating trade tensions between the two economic powerhouses, analysts said.
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Kentucky is one place that understands that 🏀 is life, with college basketball powerhouses Louisville and Kentucky calling the state home.
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Local activist groups are the powerhouses behind organizing efforts, having the knowledge and expertise for mobilizing passionate advocates for a cause.
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But key competitors, including GM, as well as import powerhouses Toyota, Nissan, Honda and Hyundai, are, if anything, redoubling their focus.
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As of now, the Rockets, Jazz, Nuggets, and Mavs all look to be in a lower tier than the LA powerhouses.
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Her arrest further aggravated U.S.-Chinese tensions at a time when the two economic powerhouses are locked in a trade war.
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Almost every single local government seat is up for grabs, including urban powerhouses like Johannesburg and tiny municipalities across the country.
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The billion-dollar company will go head-to-head with other public businesses in the space, including powerhouses Uber and Grubhub.
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To find out what it's like to dominate the nail industry, Refinery29 talked with three powerhouses in the nail-art world.
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If the two economic powerhouses fail to reach an agreement by March 2, those U.S. levies could increase to 25 percent.
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And in a Fortune article, RAVPower, Scosche and Anker all said they saw considerable uplift in sales for their portable powerhouses.
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The pay-television industry — which includes powerhouses such as Comcast and DirecTV — mounted an offensive against the proposal earlier this year.
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Investors continue to watch for more developments on U.S.-China trade as the two economic powerhouses work toward reaching a deal.
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If the plan succeeds, the firms that emerge will be global powerhouses in the plastics, specialty chemicals and agricultural seeds industries.
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Fossil, Google and Qualcomm are all powerhouses in their respective fields, but the trio have a tough road ahead of them.
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Job gains in energy powerhouses (and red states) like Texas, North Dakota and Oklahoma could be reversed if prices keep plunging.
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Our country has survived the fading of news powerhouses, like the Saturday Evening Post, Life magazine and live radio broadcasts, before.
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Investors watched for developments on U.S.-China trade, amid uncertainty over what has been agreed to between the two economic powerhouses.
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Not only because nationalists are on the rise, but because these two economic powerhouses of Europe are divided over its future.
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The further problem is that meeting extra demand has become harder for the traditional export powerhouses, Australia, Indonesia and South Africa.
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South Korea, one of the Far East's technological powerhouses, claims to have a stronghold in the central African country of Rwanda.
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There's no doubt that Perry and Parton's performance will be memorable, since both ladies are music powerhouses in their own right.
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Yesterday, Peter spoke to Troy Young, the guy figuring out how to turn Hearst magazines like Cosmopolitan into global digital powerhouses.
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Both Washington and California are powerhouses in the technology sector, and both have nearly identical percentages of residents with bachelor's degrees.
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Politico's Michael Crowley and Alex Isenstadt assembled a list of the Republican foreign policy powerhouses that are flocking to Hillary Clinton.
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Of course, no one can know for sure how these two global powerhouses will react going forward — we're in uncharted territory.
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Asia has become the engine of the global economy, but the region's dynamism could fade as some powerhouses face aging populations.
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None of the traditional powerhouses, those teams who have dominated this tournament for a decade, look a picture of rude health.
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The two economic powerhouses are in the midst of translating the deal, with the aim of signing it in early January.
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Chicago BearsOne thing to know: The Packers have not received the shine that some of the other NFL powerhouses this season.
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While other Asian export powerhouses grapple with slowing demand, Taiwan recently nudged up its GDP growth forecast for 2020, to 2.7%.
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The film stars big names like Judi Dench and Ian McKellan, alongside music powerhouses Taylor Swift, Jason Derulo, and Jennifer Hudson.
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SEC basketball needs talent to compete for the spotlight with SEC football, not to mention the basketball powerhouses of other conferences.
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But through the TPP, the United States and other economic powerhouses are attempting to force strong IP protections upon developing countries.
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Yearwood, 54, stopped by Clarkson's new talk show on Monday, and the two vocal powerhouses got to reminiscing about working together.
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Stars being added to Eastern Conference powerhouses drew most of the headlines, but there were other moves that could prove significant.
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The hedge funds are relatively smaller investors, trailing powerhouses Vanguard Group, BlackRock and State Street Global Advisors, and activist investor Paul Hilal.
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Music powerhouses Miley Cyrus, Ariana Grande and Lana Del Rey are voices behind the upcoming theme song for the "Charlie's Angels" reboot.
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Recent trade friction between the two Asian powerhouses has morphed into a dispute with political implications that go far beyond the region.
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Both Ikea and Overstock have launched AR features for furniture shoppers in their apps, joining such powerhouses as Amazon, eBay, and Wayfair.
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So we asked a group of stylists and industry powerhouses to weigh in on which products deserve some space on your vanity.
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The annual event has in recent years become a diplomatic battleground between the two economic powerhouses as they vie for geopolitical influence.
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Sens. Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren are the powerhouses of the 210 presidential campaign's third-quarter fundraising — thanks primarily to small donors.
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Naturally, these powerhouses are stoked to be working with a global brand — what model doesn't dream of landing a major beauty campaign?
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Mr. Cuomo has acknowledged the need for ethics reform after the corruption convictions of two Albany powerhouses, Sheldon Silver and Dean Skelos.
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Relations between Saudi Arabia and Iran -- two Middle Eastern powerhouses -- quickly deteriorated following Riyadh's execution of Shiite cleric Nimr al-Nimr Saturday.
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Powell Jobs has been investing in digital media startups, reinforcing a trend of Silicon Valley powerhouses investing in East Coast media startups.
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What started as knock-around project between two pairs of brothers and their friend has morphed into one of rock's preeminent powerhouses.
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The three powerhouses of East Asian economy – China, Japan and South Korea – account for nearly a quarter of global demand and output.
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"If two nuclear powerhouses engage in a competition to test each other's willpower, the whole world will face the repercussions," it said.
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Linkevicius said good relations with EU powerhouses Germany and France within the EU were crucial because of their ability to help militarily.
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Recent data has shown that both economic powerhouses have suffered losses in the tens of billions of dollars from the trade fight.
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Speaking before the United Nations on Friday, Wang said there was "no cause for panic" over discord between the two economic powerhouses.
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The Chinese defense industry is making some waves as several Chinese firms have begun displacing traditional Western defense powerhouses in global rankings.
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Kasich's recent rise comes on the back of a string of high-profile endorsements from local activists and powerhouses, including former Sen.
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Saturday's CONCACAF congress in Aruba will finalize the structure of the competition, which will include regional powerhouses the United States and Mexico.
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Big-donor dollars can only get you so far, especially against candidates like Sanders and Warren who are proven small-donor powerhouses.
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Rather than the continental powerhouses, it is the mid-sized economies such as Ethiopia and Ivory Coast that offer the greatest promise.
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Solid trade relations with these three economic powerhouses is crucial to achieving some semblance of unity in meeting the Chinese mercantilist challenge.
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You see, in years past, deploying a high-flying offense was an underdog tactic employed by teams not traditionally defined as powerhouses.
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Traditional powerhouses like the United States and Russia — or the team that used to be known as Russia — lost their opening matches.
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Throughout the world, such cities have become economic powerhouses because of their ability to concentrate the resources that global corporations increasingly need.
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Because She Watched, launched ahead of International Women's Day, features content created by and for women and is curated by entertainment powerhouses.
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The biggest problem facing the United States economy is a slowdown that has struck China, Germany, South Korea and other manufacturing powerhouses.
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On the trade front, Chinese importers bought 10 boatloads of U.S. soybeans following last week's trade negotiations between the two economic powerhouses.
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They say they are used to being stuck between global and regional powerhouses, and to paying the price for other countries' wars.
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"Within the housing industry, the powerhouses are really strong," said Lu Wenxi, an analyst for Centaline Properties who is based in Shanghai.
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These are antitrust powerhouses that have won many billions of dollars in settlements with an array of price-fixing or monopolist defendants.
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Yet there appear to be few solutions, especially as economic powerhouses such as the United States and China fight a trade war.
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So we invited eight female literary powerhouses, from Michiko Kakutani to Anna Holmes to Roxane Gay, to help us create a new list.
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Looking ahead to 2019, one investor told CNBC's "Squawk Box" on Monday that the two economic powerhouses would likely strike a trade deal.
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The two economic powerhouses have been locked in an ongoing trade war, which has continued to rock global markets for much of 2018.
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League leader Matteo Salvini, Italy&aposs new interior minister, has said that Italians "aren&apost the slaves" of EU powerhouses Germany and France.
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Facebook and Google — currently the powerhouses in the mobile ads world — have also set their sights on ad products in a similar vein.
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These two companies have grown into luxury powerhouses by buying multiple luxury brands such as Christian Dior, Tag Heuer, Gucci, and Alexander McQueen.
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Pop powerhouses Kelly Clarkson and Sam Smith took to social media Wednesday to share their mutual admiration for one another, and it's adorable.
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Traditional powerhouses, such as Inter Milan in Italy and Manchester United in England, would have gained from Wanda's proposed set-up this year.
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Through live shows and appearances, pageants, merchandise, albums, and a near-limitless array of other ventures, many queens today are one-woman powerhouses.
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China and India are poised to become "real powerhouses" for the asset management industry, according to Standard Life Aberdeen Vice-Chairman Martin Gilbert.
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But recent events indicate a change in course, at least for Israeli advertising and marketing technology companies that have quietly become global powerhouses.
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Investors have been increasingly optimistic that a deal could be struck between the two economic powerhouses that would end their protracted trade fight.
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But this is one of the very reasons that automakers like GM are partnering with Lyft and Cruze Automation: These are technology powerhouses.
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Aside from Aerosmith and 'NSYNC slaying their performances, fans also got to witness the powerhouses share a stage with Spears, Blige and Nelly.
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As one of the leading powerhouses in London's burgeoning afrobeats scene, the track is an anthem that's as melancholic as it is celebratory.
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Meanwhile, on the U.S.-China trade front, hopes in Beijing appear to have risen for a trade deal between the two economic powerhouses.
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It's non-greasy, fast-absorbing, and uses a mix of powerhouses like glycerin, shea butter, and zinc to hydrate, soothe, and protect skin.
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Time is running out for the two economic powerhouses to reach a permanent pact ahead of the self-imposed deadline of March 2.
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Despite the crisis, Catalonia remains one of Spain's main economic powerhouses and still accounts for around a fifth of national gross domestic product.
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High-level trade negotiations between the two economic powerhouses are set to resume in Washington this week following last week's talks in Beijing.
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Republicans countered that Clayton's two decades of experience working with high-profile financial powerhouses made him a perfect choice to lead the SEC.
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But all of today's technology powerhouses prove every day that there is always a creative technological answer whenever their market share is challenged.
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Flood leaves his law firm Williams & Connolly, among Washington's most elite trial powerhouses and which still represent the Clintons, to take the job.
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The partnership has allowed the companies to better compete against auto industry powerhouses such as Volkswagen (VLKAF), Toyota (TM) and General Motors (GM).
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Talks between U.S. and Chinese officials have been underway in recent weeks following a rapid escalation in tensions between the two economic powerhouses.
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The U.S. trade delegation's visit to Beijing ended Friday with little obvious progress in resolving a trade dispute between the two economic powerhouses.
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That came after White House economic advisor Larry Kudlow said late last week the two economic powerhouses were "getting close" to a deal.
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China and India, two economic powerhouses with some of the largest populations in the world, are brutally oppressing their ethnic and religious minorities.
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Michael Rusch, the website's global news curation director who helped build BuzzFeed News' social accounts into powerhouses, said he too was let go.
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He lost the popular vote, but won 26 of the 30 lowest-income states, including the old powerhouses of Pennsylvania, Ohio and Michigan.
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Non-cash payments in Asian emerging markets are projected to grow by almost a third (30.9 percent), led by powerhouses China and India.
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The concern was that elite athletes were abusing it to enhance their performance through its ability to energize the cell's powerhouses, the mitochondria.
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However, political and business relations between the two euro zone powerhouses have become increasingly fraught since then and uncertainty hangs over other deals.
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Some of those shots already have led the South Koreans past powerhouses like Canada, Switzerland and Britain, sealing a berth in Friday's semifinals.
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But powerhouses like Disney, Apple, and Hulu are looking to change the game again by taking the opposite strategy with their streaming services.
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While AT&T and Time Warner are powerhouses, they presented themselves as weaker rivals to the cable industry and Silicon Valley tech companies.
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And the vote in June threatens to cleave Britain from the European Union, potentially stalling one of the world's most successful economic powerhouses.
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Investors have been watching for more concrete details on an anticipated "phase one" deal between the two economic powerhouses ahead of Dec. 15.
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But lesser known is how some of the world's largest banks have helped Rajawali — and other global agricultural powerhouses — expand their plantation empires.
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The U.S. has long accused China of technology theft and espionage, key sticking points in the current trade negotiations between the two economic powerhouses.
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Going into the fall TV season, Stranger Things was the fourth most-tweeted about returning series, after powerhouses like Grey's Anatomy and Walking Dead.
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CNN reported on Tuesday that "McConnell and other national Republican powerhouses" are advocating for McSally to serve out the the term of Arizona Sen.
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Coal has also been garnering support from Asian industrial powerhouses Japan and South Korea, while demand remains firm in India, Vietnam and the Philippines.
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Automation hastened the persistent long-term decline in industrial employment that is familiar in all rich economies—even in export powerhouses such as Germany.
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There's still one thing going for Game of Thrones, and it's Lena Headey, one of the few acting powerhouses who hasn't been killed off.
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Liekefett has helped turn Sidley Austin into a major force in activist defense, taking on legal powerhouses such as Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz LLP.
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America and Brazil, the world's two biggest chicken exporters, are agricultural powerhouses that grow huge amounts of feed, the main cost in poultry production.
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Insurers and pharmacy benefit managers are also merging, and are now on track to bring in more revenue than the tech industry's biggest powerhouses.
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The protracted trade fight between the two economic powerhouses has raised concerns over its potential impact on economic growth as well as business confidence.
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The Bruins blanked the Lightning 3-0 in the first game between the Atlantic Division powerhouses this season March 17 in St. Petersburg, Fla.
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Trade tensions between the two economic powerhouses had worsened in recent weeks with both raising tariffs on billions of dollars worth of their goods.
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But the ongoing trade dispute is still putting a chill on cooperation between the two energy powerhouses and threatens to sideline billions in investment.
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November's friendly between France and Germany at the Stade de France was the two European powerhouses' most recent meeting until Thursday's Euro 2016 semifinal.
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The efforts by the social media powerhouses highlight their interest in creating content and keeping eyeballs on their pages as election results come in.
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Facebook, Microsoft and other leading technology powerhouses lend support for this program that is teaching coding to a future base of this growing workforce.
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It could also bring new scrutiny to the size and power of Google and Facebook, which have become media powerhouses in their own right.
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We know celebs go to these movie premiere events all the time, but it's next level to see two little powerhouses like these together.
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Saudi Arabia and Iran, the Middle East's two opposing powerhouses, fell out spectacularly at the weekend after the Saudis executed a prominent Shiite cleric.
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Passive powerhouses like Vanguard and BlackRock, both of which also sell actively managed funds, are the main beneficiaries of the upheaval in the industry.
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Franklin Foer, the author of a recent book critical of tech powerhouses, said that a "sense of shame" would shift norms in the industry.
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Beltway Bandits and Powerhouses: The Manafort plea is most dangerous for an array of Washington power-brokers implicated in the very same underlying conduct.
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Home to powerhouses like Microsoft, Amazon, Nike, Lululemon, Boeing and Intel, the area has seen large investments from companies hoping to encourage further cooperation.
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Last year the sports world gasped as the South African Springboks, eternal rugby powerhouses, were beaten by Japan's rising sons in the World Cup.
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If that much extractable gas were found, Israel's reserves would be in the same ballpark as those of energy powerhouses like Norway and Canada.
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Tech powerhouses have lobbied the White House to encourage light regulatory guidance to AI as part of the process leading up to the report.
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The deal comes as Dubai and other cities across the Gulf region compete to establish themselves as regional powerhouses in financial technology or fintech.
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Astralis took out two CS:GO powerhouses Ninjas in Pyjamas and SK Gaming in the playoffs, both of which have seen huge success in 29.
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This was not a Pakistan-specific move — Washington also sanctioned 15 Sudanese companies — and the seven sanctioned Pakistani firms are not exactly corporate powerhouses.
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Harris, for example, reportedly rubbed elbows with Hollywood powerhouses Sunday night at the home of the president of the MGM Motion Picture Group. Sens.
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High-end fashion powerhouses are also looking to Mexico for inspiration, adding bits of modern and ancient Mexican culture into their haute couture designs.
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They are reminiscent of the faintly sweet, lip-smacking versions that turned Joe's Shanghai and Nan Xiang Xiao Long Bao into soup-dumpling powerhouses.
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What most distinguishes "Hello Again" from the others is its cast of New York theater powerhouses, including Martha Plimpton, Audra McDonald and Cheyenne Jackson.
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In turn, a smartphone may not need much processing power, transforming the powerhouses we have today into shells with a screen and a battery.
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More and more, the two economic powerhouses view the race to develop key technologies, 5G wireless included, in strategic as well as commercial terms.
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United, like the other great English powerhouses, has vast numbers of fans in both countries, so many that the local teams simply cannot compete.
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Acting powerhouses Benicio del Toro, Paul Dano, and Patricia Arquette team up to tell the true story of the 2015 Clinton Correctional Facility escape.
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She said that these emails "land" in the inboxes of high-profile celebrities, agents, editors and other industry powerhouses and foster valuable brand recognition.
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Mr. Sanders delivered his victory speech Saturday evening not in Nevada, but in Texas, one of the diverse powerhouses on the Super Tuesday calendar.
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Both states remain powerhouses with economies built to last, and no one is predicting the storms will throw either Texas or Florida into recession.
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Besides handling merchandising for dozens of living artists, Bravado also works with the estates of former powerhouses, including Prince, the Beatles and Tupac Shakur.
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Despite their strides, the Americans must face rugby powerhouses from England, France, Argentina and Tonga in their pool, the so-called Group of Death.
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S. relations came under strain over Hong Kong, fueling concerns a "phase one" trade deal between the two powerhouses may be pushed into 2020.
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The major asset swap between two German energy powerhouses is a European solution rather than a German one, the CEO of E.ON said Tuesday.
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College towns are emerging as economic powerhouses, thanks to their outsized share of the young, highly educated workers who are in such high demand.
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Some 70 galleries, including local favorites like the Night Gallery and global powerhouses like Gagosian, will have booths at Paramount Pictures Studios from Feb.
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Watch the video above to learn why new stadiums aren't the economic powerhouses owners promise they'll be and why taxpayers keep footing the bill.
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Two tech powerhouses, Apple and Google, have released extra-large devices in the past month: the iPhone XS Max and the Pixel 3 XL, respectively.
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Both U.S. and China equity markets have been hit hard the last three months on fears that the world's two biggest economic powerhouses are slowing.
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In the last week alone a batch of figures from economic and exporting powerhouses in Asia, including China, showed that global trade is losing steam.
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As the two powerhouses now compete for economic and commercial influence, some are saying that Beijing may be winning the battle but losing the war.
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For years, economic powerhouses, like China, have relied on this self-designation to shirk WTO commitments in critical areas such as agriculture and illegal subsidies.
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Even at powerhouses such as Unilever, General Electric (GE), PepsiCo and Procter & Gamble, foreign profits are down by a quarter or more from their peak.
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Although tensions have simmered for years, the two economic powerhouses are threatening a global trade war as they look to protect their most advanced industries.
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Caylent is about making it easier for programmers at a company to build out and maintain new programs and projects, essentially becoming single-unit powerhouses.
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The latest development comes as the U.S. remains locked in a trade war with China as the two economic powerhouses hit an impasse in negotiations.
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The Fifth Estate's cast was impressive even in 2013, with powerhouses like David Thewlis, Stanley Tucci, and Laura Linney filling some of the smaller roles.
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Our agenda showcases some of the powerhouses in the space, but also plenty of smaller teams that are building and debunking fundamental technologies in mobility.
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Hurley, who has been busy filming The Royals, is close with her young nephew, who has modeled for powerhouses like Roberton Carvalli and Dolce & Gabbana.
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Now third to home improvement powerhouses Lowe's and Home Depot, Sears' share of the "white goods" market fell to 19.5 percent last year, according TWICE.
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Nonetheless, Deutsche Bank's management is signaling no major changes as it aims to be a credible competitor to U.S. powerhouses JP Morgan and Goldman Sachs.
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The obvious powerhouses were Cersei Lannister (Lena Headey) and Daenerys, who battled it out in their respective castles, fighting metaphorical fire with actual dragon fire.
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Salesforce has also left the Internet Association, reflecting the way large enterprise companies have looked to differentiate themselves from online ad powerhouses Google and Facebook.
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My wish was granted Thursday morning when Oh was tapped for Lead Actress in a Drama alongside other powerhouses like Elisabeth Moss and Claire Foy.
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Rappi just raised a $200M round to grow its last-mile delivery service, but threats from foreign powerhouses like Uber threaten to eclipse market share.
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It said a projected uptick in economic activity next year would be driven by economic powerhouses South Africa, Nigeria and Angola as commodity prices stabilise.
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By pairing classic fiction with some powerhouses of contemporary illustration, these editions hearken the illustrious past of bookmaking, while also adding a tantalizing contemporary take.
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The race for that Gramophone will be tight, as she's nominated alongside five fellow powerhouses: Camila Cabello, Kelly Clarkson, Ariana Grande, Shawn Mendes and Pink.
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Only two of the 50 works on offer went unsold on Thursday, the last night of key spring sales for powerhouses Sotheby's and rival Christie's.
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Anyone who hasn't already put them off the "talented Swedish brewers" list and onto the "awesome Scando powerhouses" list need to do so, toute suite.
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Major celebrities were reportedly paid in secret to promote the festival, which was pitched as an elite gathering for social media influencers and music powerhouses.
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The 71-year-old leader called for a referendum on independence from Iraq despite heavy opposition from Baghdad, as well regional powerhouses Iran and Turkey.
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In its annual rankings, Forbes placed the Cowboys ahead of the European soccer powerhouses Real Madrid and Barcelona after the franchise's value jumped 03 percent.
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Following the arrest, relations between China and the United States turned icy, a potential headwind to a permanent trade agreement between the two economic powerhouses.
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Stores like Best Buy and Target that were once powerhouses for CD sales are inching toward a CD-less model, according to the Star Tribune.
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Economic data in the eurozone has remained consistently weaker than forecasts over the last few months, especially in France and Germany, the eurozone's economic powerhouses.
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In Nevada, which has the fastest-growing populations of both Hispanics and Asian-Americans in the West, the new immigrant blocs have become political powerhouses.
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Nine, by contrast, hailed from England's North West, representing not only the powerhouses of Manchester and Liverpool, but also towns like Blackburn, Wigan and Bolton.
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Though its wares are stocked at fashion retail powerhouses like Anthropologie and Need Supply, the Barcelona label Paloma Wool is about more than just clothing.
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China's southern province of Guangdong said on Tuesday it will ease the residential permit in all its cities except the powerhouses of Guangzhou and Shenzhen.
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The is well-placed to join the likes of Saudi Arabia and Russia as one of the world's leading energy powerhouses, an analyst said Thursday.
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These changes may not spark the same level of outrage as the initial exposés accusing Hollywood A-listers and Wall Street powerhouses of inappropriate behavior.
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Imagine if all of Tilda Swinton's or Marlon Brando's acts were silent — wouldn't these two powerhouses' ineluctable pulls on audiences be all the more potent?
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Moreover, she says, Rhode Island, long eclipsed by the economic powerhouses of Boston and New York, has a lot more to offer than tax incentives.
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The U.S.-China trade remained a focus for markets, with the two economic powerhouses exchanging trade blows on Monday as new tariffs went into effect.
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The new musical-turned-movie "Cats" stars big names like Judi Dench and Ian McKellan, alongside music powerhouses Taylor Swift, Jason Derulo, and Jennifer Hudson.
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Though the two are undisputed powerhouses in China, they're currently locked in a battle for Southeast Asia and India, and it's a costly war to wage.
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Nearly all Middle East oil and gas bound for North Asia's industrial powerhouses of China, Japan and South Korea passes through those two bodies of water.
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Without a doubt, performances from vocal powerhouses McDonald, as the Reverend Mother, and Laura Benanti, as the Baroness, were the highlights of the overall lackluster affair.
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Its first round of investors is comprised of a small group of complimentary powerhouses: AirBus, the SoftBank Group, Bill Gates, and satellite-industry vet Greg Wyler.
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"Over the past year, Massachusetts has also added two digital powerhouses, with GE and IBM Watson both relocating to the state," said Ash in an email.
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He offered five strategies for portfolio protection in the event that China fails to contain the virus domestically within weeks and other economic powerhouses are disrupted.
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On the U.S.-China trade front, sources told CNBC on Wednesday that a trade deal between the two economic powerhouses could be announced by next Friday.
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Investors have been watching out for any developments that the two economic powerhouses could be close to reaching a deal to end a protracted trade war.
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The actress, who has been busy filming The Royals, is close with her young nephew, who has modeled for powerhouses like Roberton Carvalli and Dolce & Gabbana.
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His fourth-quarter sum, which makes up about a third of total contributions received in 2019, handily eclipsed that of several Democratic fundraising powerhouses, including Rep.
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Now it is up to Robbins to navigate the choppier waters and figure out new strategies as the market morphs quickly and fells once-massive powerhouses.
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Our agenda showcases some of the powerhouses in the space, but also plenty of smaller teams that are building and debunking fundamental technologies for virtual worlds.
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Why it matters: The combination of the two publishing powerhouses means that a single company would own 1 in every 6 newspapers in the United States.
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The big question: Will K Street lobbying powerhouses spring a leak, or alter their stances, if Big Oil companies threaten to bail over differences on climate?
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Homes are turning into command centers, Gatorade bottles into hydration trackers, Wi-Fi networks into calculated bandwidth distributors — even beverage fountains are turning into data powerhouses.
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The trade war between the two nations has roiled markets and often left investors on edge about the future between the world's two largest economic powerhouses.
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Bidding alongside powerhouses Los Angeles and Paris, Budapest had been considered a long-shot candidate, pinning its hopes on the International Olympic Committee's Agenda 2020 initiative.
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Some Western diplomats and financiers in Tehran reckon that, within a decade, Iran's GDP might surpass that of Saudi Arabia and Turkey, the regional economic powerhouses.
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Many investors, however, decided to sell on the upbeat headlines and argued that the indexes had already accounted for an agreement between the two economic powerhouses.
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There have also been canny player signings and managerial appointments at Leicester, whose success has helped it make up ground on traditional soccer powerhouses in Thailand.
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How viral open-source startups can build themselves into enterprise-IT powerhouses Many of today's hottest new enterprise technologies are centered around free, "open-source" technology.
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As a result, existing luxury powerhouses are struggling to preserve the loyalty of consumers, while other brands are carving themselves a niche in this new reality.
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Mnuchin told CNBC's "Squawk Box" that the DOJ was "absolutely right" to investigate whether tech powerhouses like Amazon, Facebook and Google harm consumers by impeding competition.
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With two fundraising powerhouses teaming up in California, Ryan and McCarthy may be able to ask big-moneyed donors to contribute tens of thousands of dollars.
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Marks has cooked at fine dining powerhouses like Claridge's and noma, while Emmerson learned his craft at Polpo, a busy Italian restaurant with locations across London.
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In the software and social media worlds, China has formed its own homegrown alternatives to Western powerhouses like Google and Facebook, keeping the industries more separated.
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And powerhouses such as Google, Facebook and Netflix — most of which very much need wins with policymakers — are more than happy to lend a helping hand.
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The company has done all this without raising outside funding, unlike digital powerhouses such as BuzzFeed and Vice, which have collected hundreds of millions of dollars.
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Andrew M. Cuomo in his element: An audience of New York's elite, from business titans to lobbying powerhouses to real estate barons, sat rapt before him.
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Rather than Time Warner holding anything resembling a dominant position in the entertainment industry, it finds itself competing with emerging video powerhouses like Netflix and Amazon.
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A federal judge on Wednesday formally approved CVS Health's nearly $70 billion takeover of Aetna, clearing the last hurdle for the megadeal between health industry powerhouses.
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Wisconsin's rise comes as the Big Ten, filled with schools that are deservedly known as football powerhouses, faces pressure to land a spot in the playoff.
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Scott Boyer, across decades at powerhouses such as Abbott Labs and Bristol Meyers, saw that "global" sales meant sales to developed countries, mostly in the West.
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Real information trickled out slowly: its headset could supposedly project remarkably realistic holograms using groundbreaking photonics technology, and its talent included creative powerhouses like Neal Stephenson.
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In fact, the only two squads with better marks, over in the American League, are the Cleveland Indians and the Boston Red Sox, two offensive powerhouses.
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Small powerhouses: Reno has taken advantage of its close proximity to Silicon Valley to lure workers trying to get away from the high cost of living there.
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Asia's other tech export powerhouses, South Korea and Taiwan, posted stronger-than-expected shipments in September, boosted by continued strong global demand for memory and processing chips.
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But none have engaged Congress as much as they have civilians, and none have attracted the kind of user base necessary to challenge polling powerhouses like Gallup.
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" Commenting on the ongoing U.S.-China tariff dispute, Schwartz expressed a desire to see the two economic powerhouses "return to a world of partnership rather than conflict.
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One nerdy investment tidbit that's worth calling out: It turns out that the Army Corps of Engineers owns dozens of dams that don't currently have powerhouses, i.e.
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Zarif's hit at Saudi Arabia was unsurprising, given the recent years of escalation between the Shia and Sunni powerhouses grappling for greater influence in the Middle East.
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Next came "Nice for What" in April, which was also packed with female powerhouses including Tracee Ellis Ross, Rashida Jones, Olivia Wilde, Tiffany Haddish and Issa Rae.
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CAF has had five presidents since it was established in 1957, the same number as Ivory Coast, one of the continent's footballing powerhouses, over the same period.
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Major Asian markets were mixed on Tuesday as investors monitored further developments on the U.S.-China trade front, with the two economic powerhouses working toward a deal.
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The Trump administration's recent criticism of Huawei came in tandem to increased tariffs between the two economic powerhouses and a breakdown in negotiations earlier in the month.
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Local commercial relationships were strong in the traditional powerhouses like Australia and New Zealand but Briegal said for the game to grow they needed a global sponsor.
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Bidding alongside powerhouses Los Angeles and Paris, Budapest had been considered a long-shot candidate, pinning its hopes on the International Olympic Committee's (IOC) Agenda 2020 initiative.
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According to the directors, their visually arresting production signals a sea change for Chinese animation, which artistically and economically pales in comparison to American and Japanese powerhouses.
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On the U.S.-China trade front, Washington is set to send a trade delegation to Beijing next week as trade negotiations between the two economic powerhouses continue.
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As we reported last year, competition for used goods listings is heating up with a number of big investments and large commitments from online powerhouses creating rivals.
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Her intimate relationships with powerhouses of the New York art world (Harold Rosenberg, for example) likely exceeded sexual escapades into intellectual bonds and sources of aesthetic inspiration.
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And in an inspirational new ad for the former president's independent mentorship organization, the three men seek to pave the way for a new generation of powerhouses.
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Asia's other tech export powerhouses, South Korea and Taiwan, posted stronger-than-expected shipments in September, boosted by continued strong global demand for memory and processing chips.
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Seen by some as caught in the middle of the trade fight between the two economic powerhouses, Australia has important relationships with both the U.S. and China.
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To help make this happen, Toyota will partner with Panasonic on battery tech, including developing next-generation, new batteries as well as current gen lithium-ion powerhouses.
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The past decade of dealmaking in the industry has given rise to five powerhouses: the London Stock Exchange Group (LSE), Deutsche Börse, CME Group, ICE and HKEX.
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The two Asian powerhouses' central banks signed a fintech deal Wednesday to collaborate on a number of projects including business innovation, data sharing and exchange of expertise.
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On Monday, a new e-commerce platform launched that stands out in a sea of high-fashion powerhouses — and we can't believe it didn't exist until now.
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Former President Obama marked the first day of March Madness by picking a pair of perennial powerhouses to win this year's men's and women's NCAA basketball tournaments.
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Much of Asia has for decades quietly accepted American security guarantees while also running large trade surpluses with the United States, turning them into prosperous manufacturing powerhouses.
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THE TOPLINE: The military's reliance on Russian-made rocket engines for national security space launches would be banned under a bill introduced Wednesday by two Republican powerhouses.
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Two Republican powerhouses teamed up Wednesday to introduce a bill that would stop U.S. military reliance on Russian-made rocket engines for its national security space launches.
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The film's roster has been growing for years, adding vets like Angela Bassett and Forest Whitaker as well as future powerhouses like Letitia Wright and Winston Duke.
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"In this current trading environment, luxury customers are increasingly prioritizing the rare and unique and are stepping away from the ubiquitous offerings of the powerhouses," she continued.
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Argentina's rail capacity lags far behind rival agricultural powerhouses like Brazil and the United States, increasing the cost and time it takes to ship products to ports.
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All of this behavior was meant to keep the powerhouses, the "talent," at Fox in place, and to keep Fox making money — at nearly any moral cost.
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Look back to Roone Arledge, who in his time at ABC drove his news division to success with powerhouses like Diane Sawyer, Barbara Walters and Ted Koppel.
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Stoke surrendered only 1603 of those 50 goals with Cameron on the field — 12 of them in two routs against the perennial powerhouses Manchester City and Chelsea.
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At Division I Michigan, he would start against national powerhouses like Michigan State and Indiana, watched by 22005,22007 or 18,000 rowdy fans and large national television audiences.
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Now billionaire powerhouses are trying to learn tactics of grass-roots groups, and progressive outsiders, after decades in the wilderness, are learning how to be a majority.
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Ironically, the institutions most vulnerable are not athletic powerhouses but rather the smaller, highly selective universities that field more teams involving a far greater percentage of students.
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Asia stocks declined on Wednesday as U.S. President Donald Trump threatened to raise tariffs on Chinese goods if the two economic powerhouses do not strike a deal.
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Talks between the two economic powerhouses made good headway last week in Beijing, Kudlow told reporters at an event hosted by the Christian Science Monitor news outlet.
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Google will reportedly be positioning the two phones as camera powerhouses with unlimited full-resolution video and photo storage in Google Photos, if the leaks are accurate.
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Chinese state media said Sunday that Beijing wants a rollback of tariffs in the phase one trade deal that the two economic powerhouses are aiming to reach.
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For its part, China has stood firm against the demands of the U.S., issuing a white paper on Sunday that shows a widening gap between both economic powerhouses.
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The blood tests may probe food sensitivities, hormone levels, inflammatory markers, levels of certain nutrients, or signs of problems with mitochondria, the energy-producing powerhouses of our cells.
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Between gracing magazine covers, landing partnerships with Coach (Williams) and Louis Vuitton (Turner), and sitting front row at Paris Fashion Week, the twosome have officially become fashion powerhouses.
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The recent developments marked a turnaround in sentiment, with investors previously expecting a deal to be announced between the two economic powerhouses to end their protracted trade war.
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The review process will allow the FTC to probe the litany of smaller acquisitions that enabled the Big Tech firms to become global powerhouses over the past decade.
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The stalemate over oil output policy only served to highlight divisions between the members, particularly between Iran and OPEC's de facto leader Saudi Arabia, rival Middle-Eastern powerhouses.
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Major towing problem Then, presuming these miniature black holes are real and that people could detect the objects' existence, the problem becomes how to reach the monstrous powerhouses.
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The review process will allow the FTC to probe the litany of smaller acquisitions that enabled the Big Tech firms to become global powerhouses over the past decade.
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In the Portland, Oregon, backyard of athletic powerhouses Nike, Adidas and Columbia Sportswear, 973-year-old Lynn Le was inspired to launch a sportswear business of her own.
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There's still much research to be done before these yeast powerhouses will be ready to supply astronauts with ready-to-grow essentials on their endeavors beyond Earth orbit.
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With an ever-increasing number of African states investing in space programs, while traditional powerhouses downsize, the continent could be the hotspot of exploration for years to come.
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His first challenge is fielding a team capable of defeating the seven other baseball teams that qualified for the games, including two powerhouses, Cuba and the Dominican Republic.
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Ultimately, Lyft has high hopes of being grouped together with subscription powerhouses like Netflix or Amazon, especially as it gears up for an initial public offering in 2019.
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Taylor Swift's sixth album, Reputation, could be the year's buzziest release — and though it features only two guest appearances, they're from 2017 commercial powerhouses, Future and Ed Sheeran.
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That said, a recent deal with Qualcomm that finally ended the longtime feud between the two hardware powerhouses could hasten the arrival of the technology on the iPhone.
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And there was no rivalry more notorious than that of Bette Davis and Joan Crawford, two Hollywood powerhouses whose decades-long battle captivated tabloids (and drove directors crazy).
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Instead, Twitter killed the standalone Adobe Air-supported app and eventually overhauled the Web interface, bringing it more in line with Twitter utility powerhouses Social Flow and Hootsuite.
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Cities that were once industrial powerhouses in the Midwest and Northeast are now more likely to be on the distressed end of the spectrum, like Cleveland and Newark.
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Astan-e Quds is one of 85033 top economic powerhouses, which control the Iranian economy on behalf of the Supreme Leader and the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corp (IRGC).
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However, hands down the best thing we took home was the brilliant career advice from powerhouses like Rebecca Minkoff, Gloria Steinem, and Refinery29's very own, Piera Gelardi.
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Three meters of sea level rise will imperil not just hundreds of millions of coastal dwellers, but vast swathes of vital economic powerhouses, and their invaluable cultural heritages.
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Springleaf's businesses were previously in the hands of the American International Group and Citigroup, two Wall Street powerhouses that needed billions of dollars in government bailouts to survive.
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The office is legendary for its ruthless and broad investigations and has shown a willingness to take on big names, from mafia bosses to celebrities and economic powerhouses.
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Typically, we have to wait for Notre Dame to play a season's worth of football before we watch them get run over by one of the true powerhouses.
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Australia, traditionally one of the sport's powerhouses, finished eighth on the table with 10 medals, their lowest tally since 1991, with a solitary gold to backstroker Emily Seebohm.
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But how did an FBI investigation into basketball coaches at collegiate powerhouses and shady shoe company executives get approval from higher-ups at Main Justice and FBI headquarters?
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One big sticking point for them was that the FCC's rules didn't extend to digital advertising powerhouses like Google, Facebook that ISPs are trying to catch up to.
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When two artist-powerhouses come together for a conversation, the last thing you'd expect is for the main theme to veer into something akin to denouncing creativity altogether.
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An actual Chinese drive for hegemony over Asia would spark major confrontations with Japan, India, South Korea, Taiwan and other regional powerhouses, as well as the United States.
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The tariff threats have roiled U.S. and other stock markets in recent weeks amid fears that a trade war between the two economic powerhouses will hit global markets.
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Ibrahimovic — who, to be clear, was the god in that situation — joined the Galaxy last year after star turns with European powerhouses like Juventus, Barcelona and Manchester United.
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At the football powerhouses in the American South, the sport resisted integration nearly a decade longer than lunch counters, bus systems, hotels and other strongholds of Jim Crow.
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Industries gaining the most jobs included usual powerhouses such as the health care sector (2628,28500), social services (6900,2628), restaurants and bars (28503,22020), and professional and technical services (32,000).
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New York (CNN Business)The online brokerage world changed dramatically last year after every major firm eliminated commissions and powerhouses Charles Schwab and TD Ameritrade announced a merger.
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The department argues that the CRA, written when most banks were primarily local institutions, doesn't fit an era dominated by national retail banking giants and other regional powerhouses.
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Global markets remained jittery on Monday as fresh tariffs that target products in the U.S. and China kicked in and negotiations between the two economic powerhouses appeared uncertain.
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The idea that they can bolster the economy, too — as some of the founders of Intel, Google and other Silicon Valley powerhouses did — never creeps into his speeches.
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He played his high school ball at two powerhouses, St. Patrick High School in New Jersey, which produced Kyrie Irving, and Florida's Montverde Academy, before playing at Kentucky.
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The attacks represent ISIS' first strike on Iranian soil, providing a significant morale boost for the Islamists and further inflaming tensions between regional powerhouses Iran and Saudi Arabia.
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The Batoka project involves construction of a dam, powerhouses, roads, transmission infrastructure and houses in both Zambia and Zimbabwe, the Zambezi River Authority (ZRA) said in a statement.
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Instead, as specialty shops, emerging brands and activewear powerhouses flood the market with new products, Laurent Potdevin is confident his company can sustain its industry-leading comparable-sales growth.
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Everyone from Avengers like Chris Evans and Brie Larson to longtime powerhouses like Oprah Winfrey, Reese Witherspoon, and Jennifer Aniston have officially signed on for buzzy Apple TV+ series.
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On Thursday, Asia markets traded higher ahead of the crucial meeting between the two leaders, which many are hoping would help ease trade tensions between the two economic powerhouses.
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Officials from the U.S. and China are attempting to reach a deal to ease trade tensions between the two economic powerhouses, which rocked global markets for much of 2018.
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Prior to the recent escalation in tensions, markets had largely anticipated the two economic powerhouses to be close to reaching a deal that would end their protracted trade fight.
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Mnuchin and U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer are currently in the Chinese capital as the two economic powerhouses aim to reach a deal to end their protracted trade conflict.
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" This is how some of the most powerful politicians in three of the world's largest economic and military powerhouses have described what has been broadly defined as "fake news.
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When the Weinstein, Rose, and Lauer media powerhouses fell so quickly and so permanently, I was sure that the book publishing industry would also have its day of reckoning.
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The game brings together two studio powerhouses - Avalanche Studios, masters of open world mayhem and id Software, gods of the first-person shooter – to deliver a carnival of carnage.
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The oldest and most prestigious way in is the Forum of Young Global Leaders, a peer network of those under 40 who are deemed to be future global powerhouses.
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This is not the first time companies have rallied behind net neutrality: Silicon Valley powerhouses including Google, Twitter, and Facebook joined the Net Neutrality Day of Action last summer.
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Powerhouses of fashion Coach, Givenchy, and Versace are apologizing to Chinese consumers for selling T-shirts that have caused angry citizens to call for a boycott of the brands.
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Other regulators in the region have been fighting to establish themselves as regional powerhouses in fintech, with Abu Dhabi and Dubai both looking to cultivate a financial startup scene.
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In making the jump, Chopra would be following the steps of other A-listers who got their start in celebrated TV shows and went on to become Hollywood powerhouses.
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Last year, the state even lost a coveted NCAA basketball championship game, a huge blow for a state with perennial basketball powerhouses University of North Carolina and Duke University.
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This allowed the Hollywood powerhouses to push their vision during production, and make sure Lies dealt seriously with the domestic abuse at the heart of the show's literary inspiration.
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Meanwhile, U.S.-China trade negotiations are set to happen in Shanghai this week as the two economic powerhouses seek to reach a deal to end a protracted trade dispute.
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Study up, so when you sit down to watch Feud, you can focus on the modern-day powerhouses of Jessica Lange and Susan Sarandon instead of playing catch-up.
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" Cramer Remix: Profit powerhouses for 2016 Cramer: Dumpster diving the S&P's losers of 2015 Cramer: Communist China is guessing with stocks CSX Corporation: "It yields 2.95 percent now.
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The world's two economic powerhouses will resume trade negotiations over the next two days and officials from both sides have recently signaled that they are looking for a deal.
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Most of the top players from high school, post-graduate academies and junior leagues, some already drafted by National Hockey League teams, go to the traditional college hockey powerhouses.
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The Reds look to stay hot against one of the division powerhouses when they host the Pittsburgh Pirates on Sunday in the rubber match of their three-game series.
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Oettinger's comments suggest that the rules are likely to raise more questions about the relationship between European regulators and American tech companies, which have grown to be global powerhouses.
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On the U.S.-China trade front, high-level trade negotiations between the two economic powerhouses were set to resume in Washington this week following last week's talks in Beijing.
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The White House said on Monday that trade talks between the two economic powerhouses will continue in Washington on Tuesday, with higher level negotiations starting later in the week.
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A slew of factors make it unlikely that battery powerhouses like Tesla will make a beeline for the Indian market even with its renewable energy production growing so quickly.
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Three London companies have chosen to make TechHub their launchpad in the US: fintech powerhouses Revolut and Aire, and Cronofy's enterprise productivity tool, as well as security firm Callsign.
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"This is a very complicated issue that needs a long-term congressional fix," she said, prompting murmurs from the audience, which included female business powerhouses, including Diane Von Furstenberg.
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CNN has since learned that McConnell and other national Republican powerhouses are asking Ducey to name McSally as Kyl's replacement, according to several Republican sources familiar with the conversations.
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The Civil Aviation Administration of China would not comment on the ICAO draft, which would make the deal mandatory for aviation powerhouses like the U.S. and China in 2027.
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Looking at the powerhouses involved, there's a few big glaring omissions when it comes to tech companies that have an exorbitant amount of our data, say Apple for example.
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Associations representing airline pilots, government employees, auto workers and carpenters joined the AFL-CIO, the nation's largest federation of unions, and other labor powerhouses in backing Pelosi, NBC reported.
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Group F is the clear "group of death" of the tournament, with three powerhouses — Barcelona, Dortmund, and Inter Milan — battling it out for two spots in the knockout stage.
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From her start as part of a hip-hop trio to her rise to solo megastardom, Beyoncé Giselle Knowles is one of those powerhouses who needs only one name.
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Sanders said media portrayals of the Koch brothers have been unfair and that he has no second thoughts about teaming up with the Republican powerhouses, according to the Examiner.
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But the good folks at BOW'ELS, America's TOP food concessions company, have developed a new food technology that makes it possible to bring these culinary powerhouses together at last.
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The manufacturing and exporting powerhouses are allies as well as rivals, since both stand to lose from the looming trade war being pushed by the U.S. President Donald Trump.
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That year, she skied in the World Championships in her American hometown, sporting Mexico's colorfully designed speed suit against alpine powerhouses and former teammates Lindsey Vonn and Julia Mancuso.
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In addition to UMBC and Loyola-Chicago, we had traditional powerhouses such as Kentucky and Duke advancing from the initial 68 teams in the tournament to the Sweet Sixteen.
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The figure, though much smaller than in powerhouses like the United States and Japan, leaves it roughly level with France as Europe's third-biggest automaker, after Germany and Spain.
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Growth data out of Europe's economic powerhouses such as Germany and France has been weaker-than-expected and analysts expect the ECB to remain dovish for an extended period.
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The two economic powerhouses have long maintained a debt-fueled trade policy, but with the U.S. debt expected to increase further, Beijing may be losing its appetite for Treasurys.
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Breaking the figures down by states, California and North Carolina maintained their position as solar powerhouses in the U.S., installing the largest and second largest amount of capacity respectively.
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" In light of Saturday's attack, RBC Capital Markets raised the risk rating for both Iran and Saudi Arabia, regional Shia and Sunni powerhouses, respectively, in its "OPEC Watch List.
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As the middle class continues to thin out and wealth concentrates among a tiny sliver of Americans, the party's powerhouses are questioning economic verities that have stood for decades.
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Investors continue to watch for developments on U.S.-China trade, with tensions having risen since the two economic powerhouses engaged in a tariff escalation on each other's goods in May.
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Trump has also threatened to slap tariffs of up to 25% on cars coming into the United States, a move that could hit European automotive powerhouses like Germany and France.
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Sat Duhra, fund manager at Janus Henderson Investors, told CNBC's "Street Signs" that he was "quite hopeful that some kind of resolution will be reached" between the two economic powerhouses.
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But they have also become something else, technology powerhouses, spending literally tens of billions of dollars to create the new forms of artificial intelligence that will run our future world.
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said in an interview that negotiations between the two economic powerhouses were in "the final laps," according to a New York Times report from Sunday.
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Those Democratic powerhouses lost their respective battles Tuesday night, but a new, wildly diverse, and largely female group clinched major wins in their quests to join the House of Representatives.
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The company has reportedly attempted to acquire Tinder-competitor Bumble on more than one occasion, though the nasty legal battle playing out between the dating powerhouses makes that combination unlikely.
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As viewers learn in season 1, the rich jock raped both Hannah and Jessica Davis, who, for the record, goes on to become of of season 7843's biggest powerhouses.
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"It's not really a retail market yet but when it is, China, India, these sort of places are going to be real powerhouses for the asset management industry," Gilbert said.
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John Jerrim of University College London suggests that the only way some countries could catch up with the East Asian powerhouses is through more "tiger mothers" and "widespread cultural change".
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Argentina and Brazil, on the other hand, are far below, at 50th and 51st — among the world's "flawed democracies," a sorry indictment for the two proud but unruly economic powerhouses.
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It is also something of an acknowledgment that only a few media powerhouses will survive in a new environment being reshaped by streaming services and consumers cutting the cable cord.
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Bose said that as an investment analyst, she followed the emergence of e-commerce powerhouses such as Amazon, Alibaba and Flipkart in major economies like the U.S., China and India.
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Hacquebord and other experts said the attacks, which took place in March and April, suggest Pawn Storm is seeking to influence the national elections in the two European Union powerhouses.
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But those platforms are either dead or (arguably) dying, while powerhouses like YouTube, Instagram, and Facebook are all eschewing short form and pivoting to easier-to-monetize long-form video.
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Since 2300, the Asia-Pacific has been the world's biggest oil consuming region, led by traditional industrial users South Korea and Japan along with rising economic powerhouses China and India.
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Since 2006, the Asia-Pacific has been the world's biggest oil consuming region, led by traditional industrial users South Korea and Japan along with rising economic powerhouses China and India.
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As Apple loudly trumpets its commitment to privacy, it seems increasingly wacky that I let Google, one the world's biggest advertising powerhouses, track some of my activity online for years.
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The two economic powerhouses have been locked in an ongoing trade war since 2018 which has seen both sides slap billions of dollars worth of tariffs on each other's goods.
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In short, web surfers would no longer leave a trail of the data they've generated with powerhouses like Facebook and Google unless they want to grant companies access to it.
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Those ranking among the economic powerhouses, including the United States, the UK, Japan and most of Western Europe, have, when compared to the rest of the world, been losing ground.
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Last month's referendum was heavily criticized by Baghdad, which deemed it unconstitutional, and regional powerhouses including Iraq and Turkey, both of which fear Kurdish independence movements in their own countries.
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On CNBC in February, AT&T chief contended the Time Warner deal would help level the playing field against those tech powerhouses, which are both content distributors and content creators.
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For Kate Hudson, co-founding athleisure retailer Fabletics in 2013 has been a winning exercise on building a brand in a market already dominated by a slew of activewear powerhouses.
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Investors also watched for developments in relations between Saudi Arabia and Iran, two opposing Middle Eastern powerhouses, following Saudi's execution of a prominent Shiite cleric which prompted protests in Iran.
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In a recent CNBC survey, business leaders said that a trade war between the two major economic powerhouses will have a negative impact on both the U.S. and Chinese economies.
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The company says it now reaches 70 percent of U.S. households and delivers food from some 500,000 restaurants, helping it to compete with food-delivery powerhouses Uber Eats and DoorDash.
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Reuters reported Thursday, citing trade experts and people close to the White House, that a "phase one" trade deal between the two economic powerhouses may be delayed into next year.
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David Roche, president and global strategist at Independent Strategy, said such a turn of events between two economic and military powerhouses would have global implications for worldwide trade and investment.
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Britain arrived in Slovakia ranked 53nd in the world and is competing in a group that includes the hockey powerhouses Finland, Canada and the United States, teams featuring N.H.L. players.
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Some of these places, like Detroit and Cleveland, were once industrial powerhouses that have been hammered by automation and an exodus of industrial employment to places with lower labor costs.
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European banks have fared worse than big US powerhouses JPMorgan, Morgan Stanley, and Goldman Sachs against non-regulatory headwinds as well, including low to negative interest rates and plummeting volatility.
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Though we cannot experiment forever, the analogous and ongoing digital transformation of the automotive industry lowered entry barriers and empowered new innovative companies, like Tesla, to compete against perennial powerhouses.
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Although South Korea has transformed itself from a war-torn economic basket case into one of the economic powerhouses of Asia, it still nurses a perpetual hunger for international recognition.
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The helmet trend has caught on with other programs at football powerhouses: Ohio State men's lacrosse team wears silver helmets with a black, white and red stripe (and buckeye stickers).
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The United Sates is missing crucial opportunities to engender goodwill and maintain American influence in often-ignored African countries that have the potential to become powerhouses of innovation and opportunity.
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"You're getting two powerhouses coming to this market," said Sara Stromer, the assistant brands manager for Manischewitz, which is supplying Welch's with its expertise in distribution to the kosher market.
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Thus, the more sensible overarching goal might be to strengthen the position of all three countries and North America as a whole to compete with the other world trade powerhouses.
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Those economic powerhouses are outsourcing parts of their production chains to benefit from Southeast Asia's lower salaries and proximity as the emerging governments roll out red carpets for foreign investment.
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On the trade front, China's Ministry of Commerce said over the weekend that economic and trade teams from the two economic powerhouses held "constructive" discussions in Washington late last week.
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They also protest lavish government subsidies granted through the Made in China 2025 program to build local companies into global powerhouses in industries like commercial aircraft, semiconductors and electric cars.
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So far, Cisco remains one of a handful of technology companies that has not seen headwinds as a result of tariffs between the two economic powerhouses, according to CEO Chuck Robbins.
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Though both sides appear hopeful a trade truce can be reached, there has been little room for optimism that the two economic powerhouses will reach a deal in the near-term.
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The moves in Asia came after Chinese President Xi Jinping and U.S. President Donald Trump agreed to a momentary pause on escalating the ongoing trade war between the two economic powerhouses.
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Undoubtedly, many top athletes will be drawn to perennial powerhouses like Alabama and Ohio State, with dreams of playing under the bright lights in front of about 100,000 fans every week.
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The two firms join industry powerhouses Brevan Howard, Elliot Capital Management, and Pershing Square Capital Management in a group of roughly two dozen hedge funds that invest money for the state.
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The artist won best new rapper, beating out other hopefuls such as country breakouts Maren Morris and Kelsea Ballerini, hip-hop/soul fusionist Anderson Paak, and electronic music powerhouses the Chainsmokers.
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Once UEFA created a gateway into its competitions the only nations to provide winners and take advantage of the new opportunities came from traditional powerhouses England, Germany, Spain, Italy, and France.
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The good news is that, because waste needs to be cooled in tanks for 20123-50 years before being disposed of, emerging nuclear powerhouses such as China have time to prepare.
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While San Jose is threatening powerhouses Minnesota and Chicago for the top spot in the Western Conference, Nashville has answered a four-game winning streak with four straight losses in March.
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As long as the government wants to build state-owned companies into global powerhouses, foreign rivals will have good reason to think that the deck is stacked against them in China.
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Acquiring ROK will create more hours of Nollywood content for Canal+ Group's audience in France and represents a battle for African eyeballs between media powerhouses such as Netflix and China's StarTimes.
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Goldman Sachs said that trade tensions between the two economic powerhouses appear to have "improved" over the last few weeks, with officials from both countries meeting several times and citing progress.
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Even without a global star like Lionel Messi or Cristiano Ronaldo, it edged past Barcelona and Real Madrid, the two powerhouses of Spanish soccer, to win the Spanish league, La Liga.
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What Trump voters received for their support is a Trump administration populated by investment bank powerhouses pursuing policies that would virtually destroy important rules and regulations protecting consumers from financial abuse.
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Alliances between Silicon Valley powerhouses and their cousins in Seattle are constantly forming and breaking apart, with big names often coming down on the opposite side of policy and legislative debates.
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As expanding technology and infrastructure fuel global demand for these resources - whose supply is dwindling fast onshore - more and more countries, including manufacturing powerhouses India and China, are eyeing the ocean.
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Why it matters: The combination of the two publishing powerhouses means that a single company would own one in every six newspapers in the United States, as Axios reported last month.
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Thanks to her rule-breaking musical style, her growing list of collaborations, and praise from music powerhouses like Madonna, Frank Ocean, and Pharrell Williams — Rosalía's international fan base continues to grow.
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With these two underground powerhouses behind the band, expect to see and hear a lot more from them; as of press time, they've already run rampant over half of North America.
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Again, a lot can change between now and then, but here's a look at three players who, if they aren't traded first, may turn into reinforcements for the league's current powerhouses.
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If so, look no further than this profile of Zlatan Ibrahimovic, the Galaxy striker who joined the Los Angeles club after playing for European powerhouses like Juventus, Barcelona and Manchester United.
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Why it matters: The combination of the two publishing powerhouses means that a single company would own 1 in every 6 newspapers in the United States, as Axios reported last month.
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China's internet powerhouses stand at the forefront of the nation's galloping high-tech progress — a surge that has been brought into sharp focus by the Trump administration's efforts to counter it.
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Their roster is a good mix of experience and youth but they will need to be at their best to advance from a strong group that includes powerhouses Sweden and Russia.
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On Saturday, some of the world's top economists and business leaders at the China Development Forum in Beijing warned about the risks of a trade war between the two economic powerhouses.
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The proposals he will discuss when he sits down with German Chancellor Angela Merkel outside Berlin on Tuesday will be far less ambitious, with deep differences between the two European powerhouses.
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On the U.S.-China trade front, a "phase two" trade deal between the two economic powerhouses is unlikely to come soon, Reuters reported Monday citing officials, law makers and trade experts.
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It's unclear if the vice president could raise the money necessary for what could be a tough primary fight, and he'd face fundraising powerhouses if Warren and Sanders enter the race.
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Iger said the company's advantage is that it already has the rights to valuable franchises like "Star Wars" as well as content produced by box-office powerhouses like Pixar and Marvel.
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Of the hundreds of film and television representatives working at the four powerhouses — Creative Artists Agency, ICM Partners, United Talent Agency and William Morris Endeavor — just a few dozen are black.
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Those same powerhouses simply lose their focus—sometimes for a week, as Clemson did during a road loss to unranked Pittsburgh last season, and sometimes for longer, as the Sooners have.
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Coming from a continent that boasts perennial powerhouses Brazil and Argentina and from a country where baseball is the most popular sport, "los Canaleros" (Canalmen) of Panama always had more modest ambitions.
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In the second arena, providers of premium content like Netflix and Amazon are competing against the traditional media powerhouses to see who can persuade the most people to pay for their products.
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While most of those Democratic powerhouses lost their respective battles Tuesday night, a new, wildly diverse, and largely female group clinched major wins in their quests to join the House of Representatives.
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So it's Fanuc from Japan, Kuka from Germany, and ABB from Switzerland — not Google or Facebook or Microsoft — that are in the best position to become global powerhouses as automation picks up.
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A survey over the weekend showed profit growth at the country's industrial powerhouses cooled for the fifth consecutive month in September on the back of a greater slowdown in production and sales.
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Financial centers in the Gulf region including Abu Dhabi, Dubai and Bahrain are also looking to cultivate a financial startup scene to position themselves as regional powerhouses in financial technology, or fintech.
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Profits for China's industrial powerhouses surged 25.1 percent in October, down only slightly from September's nearly six year high, as coal mining and other upstream sectors continued to benefit from high prices.
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Financial centres in the Gulf region including Abu Dhabi, Dubai and Bahrain are also looking to cultivate a financial startup scene to position themselves as regional powerhouses in financial technology, or fintech.
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The continued disagreement between the two East Asian powerhouses is going to damage both countries' economies across multiple industries, said Jesper Koll, senior advisor at asset management company WisdomTree Investments in Japan.
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Reshoring, the process of bringing offshore operations back home, has been advocated by some politicians and businessfolk in rich countries for years, as wages in manufacturing powerhouses such as China have risen.
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Open her fridge and you'll find a colorful array of produce like broccoli, English cucumbers, carrots, tomatoes and Brussels sprouts – though she hasn't sworn off protein-rich powerhouses like meat and chicken.
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The biggest banking merger in a decade between regional powerhouses BB&T and SunTrust Banks won't result in job cuts for employees who deal with customers, the CEOs promised Thursday on CNBC.
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The investigations have shaken confidence in Brazil's once-solid agricultural sector, leading some countries to suspend imports of Brazilian meat for about a week and weighing on profits of several industry powerhouses.
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But the greater story is that the U.S. — along with burgeoning economic powerhouses India and China — will need to meet Europe's ambition to stave off increasingly extreme consequences of a warming planet.
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The Germans had punched above their weight to get to the final, beating hockey powerhouses Sweden and Canada, and they were not about to quit with the gold medal on the line.
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Beijing's new tariffs on meat, fruit and other American products is in response to new U.S. taxes on Chinese goods, heightening fears of a potential trade war between the two economic powerhouses.
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Stubbornly cheap oil prices — which this week probed their lowest levels since August despite OPEC's best intentions — have created a new world order for crude production powerhouses like Russia and Saudi Arabia.
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Powerhouses. Jennifer Lopez, Scarlett Johansson, Lupita Nyong'o, Renée Zellweger, Laura Dern and Awkwafina sit down for an hourlong conversation on navigating "impostor syndrome," auditions in hotel rooms, female representation and much more.
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"We are delighted that Tencent, eBay and Microsoft - all innovation powerhouses - have chosen to partner with us on their India journey," Flipkart's founders Sachin Bansal and Binny Bansal said in a statement.
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The growing divergence in views on the four Wall Street powerhouses comes as investors more broadly reduce their appetite for the technology stocks which have led Wall Street's rally in recent years.
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The absence of veteran leadership will put a lot of pressure on Cochran-Siegle and the young crop of American men when they battle powerhouses Austria and Norway in four years' time.
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Now they include voters simply wanting a change from the stultifying self-serving politicians of Pakistan's two dynastic powerhouses who are widely blamed for having driven the country into an economic hole.
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Many Caribbean islands, with fertile volcanic soils and clean mountain rivers, have been agricultural powerhouses for centuries, growing and exporting the omnipresent sugar cane as well as a variety of other foodstuffs.
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European companies have turned Alabama, South Carolina and Tennessee into auto manufacturing powerhouses in recent years, churning out cars not just for American buyers but also for export to China and Europe.
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The most anticipated match, however, was the first-round showdown between Serena Williams and Maria Sharapova, a pair of powerhouses who for years were the two most recognisable names in women's tennis.
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Best Buy is one of just a few old-school retailers to thrive in the face of Amazon, and its also holding its own against retail powerhouses like Walmart (WMT) and Target.
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The oldest, largest and last of France's great metalworking ateliers, Arthus-Bertrand turns out pieces for many of the world's fashion, jewelry and luxury powerhouses and works for independent jewelry designers, too.
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"The true value of this merger lies in the intended creation of three industry powerhouses that will define their markets," Andrew Liveris, executive chairman of DowDuPont, said in a statement on Friday.
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But it's the NCAA's move will really hit North Carolina where it hurts – and deal a major blow to students and athletes from college basketball powerhouses Duke University and North Carolina University.
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In addition, the federal government and private sector need to reassess the need for pipelines, storage facilities and L.N.G. export terminals as the Midwest and Northeast become powerhouses for natural gas production.
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There have been major points of tension between the two, as the global powerhouses have traded accusations of cyber espionage and butted heads over China's land grabs in the South China Sea.
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France, one of the bloc's agricultural powerhouses, has said it wants the weedkiller phased out and then banned, provoking protests by its vocal farmers, who argue glyphosate is vital to their business.
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The moves in China came after the U.S. said on Tuesday that Beijing has failed to change its "unfair, unreasonable" practices at the core of the trade spat between the two economic powerhouses.
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The Pride's plot centres on protagonist FabMan, who decides he's had enough of the poor representation, treatment and media coverage of LGBTQ+ superheroes, and resolves to form his own group of "queer powerhouses".
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But Germany and China are on the same side in the trade disputes that are dividing the West, with both manufacturing export powerhouses vulnerable to protectionist measures favored by U.S. President Donald Trump.
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Both launched in late 2017, Rivet and Stone & Beam are Amazon's way of throwing a wrench into the success of Ikea and other home goods powerhouses, because of course Amazon is doing that.
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On the U.S.-China trade front, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said in an interview that negotiations between the two economic powerhouses were in "the final laps," according to a New York Times report.
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Negotiations between the two economic powerhouses hit an impasse in May, as both side ramped up the rhetoric and increased tariffs on each other's goods, prolonging a trade dispute that started last year.
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The white fat cells serve as cushioning and to store energy, while the brown ones make heat and burn calories thanks to their glut of mitochondria, the much-loved powerhouses of the cell.
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Shares in mainland China surged on Tuesday, as a signal of an infrastructure boost from Beijing outweighed comments from U.S. President Donald Trump on the ongoing trade war between the two economic powerhouses.
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Trump's comments come as U.S.-China trade talks are happening in Shanghai from July 30 and 31, as the two economic powerhouses aim to reach a deal to end a protracted trade war.
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To avoid being hit by the tariffs that both economic powerhouses have placed on each other's goods, importers from the two countries have been seeking those products from places not impacted by duties.
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The sudden export drop-off for manufacturing powerhouses like South Korea and Singapore troubles analysts who see it as a sign that the slowdown in the global economy is worse than people expect.
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The failure of the talks was somewhat expected, with many oil market analysts predicting in the run-up that political rivalry between the two Middle Eastern powerhouses would scupper any chance of compromise.
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"Busnel hoped to find a deterrent weapon for the French game," Champsaur told VICE Sports, referencing the era's quest to find tall players to make France competitive against hoops powerhouses in Eastern Europe.
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The trade standoff between the two economic powerhouses has been closely watched by investors, amid rising concerns of an economic slowdown as the bond market flashed signals that a recession could come soon.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Striking truckers in Brazil have disrupted supplies and exports from one of the world's agricultural powerhouses, triggering the premature slaughter of millions of chickens as feed failed to reach farmers.
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China and the U.S. are expected to strike a deal sometime in April, with the uncertainty surrounding the trade fight between the two economic powerhouses weighing on investor sentiment for much of 2018.
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Elizabeth is close with her young nephew, who has modeled for powerhouses like Roberto Cavalli and Dolce & Gabbana and told The Telegraph in 2013 that he has gotten advice from his famous aunt.
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Most teams have signed a dozen or more, some from powerhouses like Alabama, and others from programs not at the top level, such as Duquesne, Florida Tech and the University of the Cumberlands.
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Running alongside powerhouses Los Angeles and Paris, Budapest had been considered a long-shot candidate, pinning its hopes on the International Olympic Committee's (IOC) Agenda 2020 initiative aimed at promoting less lavish events.
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The late game requires a lot of micromanagement By that point, I stopped trying to manicure each of my new cities, turning growing settlements like Tokyo and Osaka into industrial and research powerhouses.
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The United States is among several global players that have publicly opposed the Kurdish vote to secede from Iraq, with regional powerhouses Turkey and Iran saying they'll halt trade with the Kurdish region.
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The changes have led to razor-thin margins at best and made it difficult for smaller rivals to compete with the leading Wall Street powerhouses such as JPMorgan, Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley.
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While healthcare has not been implicated in the tit-for-tat between Washington and Brussels so far, some investors worry about the potential fall-out from souring relations between the two economic powerhouses.
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Fast forward to 2019, and the Cambridges and the Sussexes are both royal powerhouses in their own right — both couples now have children, which means a whole different set of engagements to photograph.
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Often with large minority populations, those areas include cities like St. Louis, Cleveland and Baltimore — 20th century industrial powerhouses hit hard by globalization, demographic changes, and the shift to a service-based economy.
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They would seem to counter skeptics who say most DTC companies are still tiny and unprofitable and on their own, don&apost pose a significant threat to packages goods powerhouses like P&G.
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While existing transaction banking powerhouses including Citigroup and HSBC are expanding sales and reach, firms who have traditionally focused more on investment banking, such as JPMorgan and Deutsche Bank, are also bulking up.
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The conference did begin in the northeast, although it quickly added Pittsburgh and later West Virginia; then it subsequently ballooned to take in several geographically disparate football powerhouses, like Virginia Tech and Miami.
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Foreo LUNA 3 & Serum Set, $199, available at Macy'sThis set comes with two skin-care powerhouses — a full-sized version of Foreo's cleansing brush as well as a bottle of antioxidant-rich serum.
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The European firms - Vitol is based in London, the two others in Switzerland - are powerhouses in commodities trading and are by far the largest firms yet caught up in the Car Wash probe.
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Often with large minority populations, those areas include cities like St. Louis, Cleveland and Baltimore - 20th century industrial powerhouses hit hard by globalization, demographic changes, and the shift to a service-based economy.
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But for the large Nigerian diaspora in the US, the policy could erode their deep family and cultural ties to their home country, Africa's most populous nation and one of its economic powerhouses.
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Starring acting powerhouses Reese Witherspoon and Kerry Washington as two mothers at odds, this tense adaptation is set to take book lovers back to the page and suck TV fans into the drama.
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New York has a special density of these entwined vocations, but they now exist all over the world, a vast majority outside the rarefied atmosphere of the multinational powerhouses and buy-alike collectors.
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The final four teams that will participate in this weekend's semifinals — Chelsea versus Tottenham, and Manchester City against Arsenal — are wealthy powerhouses who regularly occupy places near the top of the Premier League.
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Hezbollah has come under fire in recent years from local political groups and regional powerhouses including Saudi Arabia for its involvement in Syria, where it has helped prop up President Bashar al-Assad.
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Along with help from production powerhouses Metro Boomin', Southside, and Sonny Digital, Atlanta's de facto hip-hop documentarian Cam Kirk has devoted the first piece of his newest project to memorializing his late peer.
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Brazil and Canada have locked horns repeatedly at the WTO over the past 2190 years over state support for Embraer and Bombardier, the world's biggest commercial planemakers after powerhouses Boeing Co and Airbus Group.
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In May, the company quietly announced that it was canceling plans for its Broxton mobile processor, effectively acknowledging that it couldn't compete with Qualcomm and in-house chips from powerhouses like Apple and Samsung.
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Economic powerhouses like the United States, China and Japan may be home to the highest proportion of the world's wealthy, but when it comes to minting new millionaires, opportunities abound in some surprising places.
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There's an argument to be made that teams like the Capitals and Stars should be getting those easier matchups instead of losing to fellow powerhouses before they can even get to the conference final.
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Hong Kong has seen its lucrative position as the world's gateway to China eroded as the mainland rapidly builds up its own ports, airlines and financial powerhouses, and opens its markets to foreign investors.
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Wendy The 24-year-old fluent English speaker is one of the main vocal powerhouses of Red Velvet, with the ability to belt out notes that would likely give most who try an aneurysm.
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I went out to dinner with friends and ate with gusto, but I held tight to my residual expectations that outside that decadent meal, the day's plates would be all vegetables and nutritional powerhouses.
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There's also a flood of interest from countries in developing markets to grab a piece of space real estate before it's all claimed by the major economic powerhouses in North America, Asia and Europe.
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As our news media and social platforms become increasingly AI-driven, businesses from startups to global powerhouses must be aware of their ethical implications and choose wisely when working this technology into their products.
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But delegations upon business delegations, millions of tourists and students, and South Korea's popular TV shows, music hits, barbecue delights and beauty products still seem incapable of relieving tensions bedeviling these three economic powerhouses.
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It epitomised what Ben Bernanke, then chairman of the Federal Reserve, called a "global saving glut", in which export powerhouses such as China earned cash from other countries and then did not spend it.
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Yahoo and AOL are in the news this week after it was announced the companies — no longer the nineties powerhouses they once were — will become part of a Verizon owned media company called Oath.
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The three exporting powerhouses have posted current account surpluses every year since 2002, China's first year as a World Trade Organization member and the year Germany moved out of current account deficit into surplus.
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Diplomatic relations between two of the Middle East's powerhouses may be at a new low but a military conflict between Iran and Saudi Arabia is not a possibility, Iran's foreign minister said on Wednesday.
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Shares in Asia were mixed on Thursday as investors watched ongoing negotiations between the U.S. and China, with the two economic powerhouses reportedly closer to striking a deal to end a protracted trade dispute.
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Who expects a $34 billion deal involving two enterprise powerhouses to drop on a Sunday afternoon, but IBM and Red Hat surprised us yesterday when they pulled the trigger on a historically large deal.
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These new updates more closely align the service with Microsoft's current gaming efforts and give the company a more streamlined front as it looks to to take on powerhouses like Twitch and YouTube Gaming.
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The ongoing tariff dispute has already made the Chinese economy sneeze and given a cold to some of Europe Inc's most iconic powerhouses due to their heavy exposure to the world's second biggest economy.
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"I want online platforms and the audiovisual and creative sectors to be powerhouses in the digital economy," said Andrus Ansip, the European Commission vice president in charge of the region's digital single market proposals.
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South Africa's Zuma could face corruption charges after court ruling During the municipal elections almost every local government seat was up for grabs, including urban powerhouses such as Johannesburg as well as tiny municipalities.
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The two economic powerhouses have been working toward reaching a "phase one" deal, expected to be signed soon, following a tariff war that has lasted for more than a year and dented investor sentiment.
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New York (CNN)A major 11-country agreement goes into effect Sunday, reshaping trade rules among economic powerhouses like Japan, Canada, Mexico and Australia — but the United States won't be a part of it.
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But it doesn't mean they are the only game in town, and the success story of Chinese cities reveals that it's possible to envision and then transform existing cities into new urban global powerhouses.
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Brazil and Canada have locked horns repeatedly at the WTO over the past two decades regarding state support for Embraer and Bombardier, the world's biggest commercial planemakers after powerhouses Boeing Co and Airbus Group.
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As a result, we have let data-driven business in the U.S., like Google and Facebook, grow to become some of the biggest economic powerhouses in the world by selling consumer data to marketers.
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Both Uber and Lyft — in fact, most of the highly valued unicorn companies in Silicon Valley and the Fortune 500 powerhouses — have a long way to go before establishing equitable cultures and hiring practices.
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Coronavirus could halt European auto production The coronavirus outbreak in Europe poses a major threat to the region's auto powerhouses, with Fiat Chrysler saying Wednesday that it has temporarily closed four plants in Italy.
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Her investors included Valley powerhouses such as Draper Fisher Jurvetson, health care players such as Walgreens and BlueCross BlueShield Venture Partners, the media tycoon Rupert Murdoch and Tako Ventures, founded by Oracle's Larry Ellison.
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The program is called the Evolve Entertainment Fund, and it is partnering with top Hollywood powerhouses like DreamWorks and the Creative Artists Agency to place Hollywood aspirants on a track for a film career.
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The two American League powerhouses again appear to be on a collision course for October, which means every at-bat against Verlander before then has a purpose: to collect as much information as possible.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - A price war between the world's oil powerhouses is leaving many producers in Latin American struggling to cover production costs, boosting chances of output cuts and investment delays in coming months.
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The acquisition was all about "vision" and a "new AT&T" — a company that would be able to better compete with the content creation and distribution abilities of upstart powerhouses like Amazon and Netflix.
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Other producing powerhouses — Shonda Rhimes and Ryan Murphy — have abandoned traditional TV studios in favor of nine-figure deals with Netflix, and Mr. Berlanti was seen as another prime target for the streaming service.
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Best Buy is one of just a few old-school retailers to thrive in the face of Amazon, and it is also holding its own against retail powerhouses like Walmart (WMT) and Target (CBDY).
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Major Asian stock markets recovered from earlier lows to close higher on Thursday as investors watched for developments on the U.S.-China trade front ahead of high-level negotiations between the two economic powerhouses.
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"On just about every Friday night, they outsize us, they outman us, and they outnumber us," Sherry Poole, Hoover's principal, said about the suburban powerhouses on the school's schedule that routinely win state championships.
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Global markets sold off last week after investors became concerned that the tit-for-tat rhetoric from Beijing and Washington may lead to an all-out trade war between the world's two economic powerhouses.
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City leaders managed in the course of one or two lifetimes to leverage the Native American portage across the Americas' lowest continental divide to create one of the globe's industrial, transportation and financial powerhouses.
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Without external interference, protesters would have greater opportunities to mobilize and participate in politics, argues Halawi, especially when facing off with regimes backed by regional powerhouses who play an active role in crushing dissent.
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U.S.-CHINA TRADE: The United States is seeking a trade deal with China, White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow said as bilateral talks between the world's two economic powerhouses resume in Washington this week.
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An excited Bloom recalled that the show was turned by six other networks before landing at the CW. Premium cable powerhouses Showtime and HBO, usually dominant in the TV awards, picked up just two statuettes.
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Sewing recognizes Deutsche has lost ground but is determined to press on with his strategy to make the bank the go-to institution for company treasurers and to help more German companies become global powerhouses.
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Nishar, who leads investments in enterprise, health and frontier tech for the fund, also added that despite its focus on late-stage companies, not all are "global powerhouses" at the time of the fund's investment.
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One reason is because Japanese universities – traditionally the research powerhouses of the region – depend heavily on government R&D spending, and the nation has been undergoing deflation and economic stagnation for more than 20 years.
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German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble told CNBC on Friday U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin is in favor of open trade policies, as he attempted to ease tensions after recent sparring between the two economic powerhouses.
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Stars, once they're reached the end of their lives as bright, nuclear-fusion powerhouses, might not just wallow as dim stellar corpses—they could enjoy rich, dynamic second lives as merging and growing black holes.
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Although not one of the traditional powerhouses of English football, the club has finished in the top eight of the Premier League for the last four seasons and has a highly-regarded youth development operation.
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The trade standoff between the two economic powerhouses has been closely watched by investors, amid rising concerns of an economic slowdown as the bond market recently began showing signs that a recession could come soon.
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Nevertheless, the country that put the 'B' in the bloc of emerging market powerhouses known as BRICS continues to deliver hefty returns on its stocks, even weathering a deep economic downturn and loose monetary policy.
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Since that day, the iPod has changed the way people buy and listen to music, sold millions of devices, and laid the foundation for the powerhouses that Apple has had with the iPhone and iPad.
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A French pharmacy staple since 1991, it combines seven botanicial oils: tsubaki and borage (aka, starflower), both believed to smooth wrinkles; repairing argan (a star haircare ingredient); and hydrating powerhouses camellia, almond, hazelnut, and macadamia.
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Beyoncé joined forces with reggaeton powerhouses J Balvin and Willy William for a remix of their popular hipshaker "Mi Gente" to raise money for Puerto Rico, Mexico, and Caribbean nations ravaged recently by natural disasters.
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Her collaboration with so many R&B powerhouses on A Seat at the Table is at once an acknowledgement of their professional accomplishments, as well as a celebration of the inherent Blackness of the genre.
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The Trusii system "helps our cells and the little energy powerhouses of those cells make more energy so that you recover faster from your workouts and have enhanced mental clarity," DiClementi wrote at the time.
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In just over two decades, Mr. Chen, 63, has helped transform a small airline in southern China into one of the country's few global powerhouses, with big stakes in Hilton Hotels, Swissport and Ingram Micro.
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But some Democrats say the showdown between the progressive powerhouses has been a long time coming as they seek support from the same pool of liberals with the caucuses headed for an apparent photo finish.
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Folks such as design ethicist Tristan Harris and Roger McNamee, an early Facebook investor and former adviser to Mark Zuckerberg, have made names for themselves by speaking out against the decisions made by tech's powerhouses.
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That was certainly the case with Biohub, which represents an experiment of sorts to find out whether the Bay Area's three biggest academic powerhouses -- UC Berkeley, Stanford and UC San Francisco -- could make discoveries together.
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And while China's own tech powerhouses—Alibaba, Tencent, and Baidu—are also heavily invested heavily in AI, the country's tech market has been flooded by companies touting AI itself as a business in recent years.
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Samsung, by far the largest of the chaebol, has long been a symbol of power and wealth in a nation that has transformed itself from an agrarian economy to one of the world's technological powerhouses.
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" Trade tensions between the two economic powerhouses escalated in recent weeks after President Donald Trump reportedly said that he was "ready to go" on tariffs for another $267 billion in Chinese goods "if he wants.
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For Fox, the No. 1 ranking in total viewers marks the 24th consecutive week it has finished in the top spot, even beating traditional cable network powerhouses such as ESPN, HGTV, TBS and USA Network.
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The two Asian powerhouses have recently been locked in a trade dispute that started in July when Japan restricted exports of three chemicals to South Korea which are critical for making semiconductors and display screens.
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Stocks in Asia Pacific edged up on Friday as investors digested a series of developments overnight on the U.S.-China trade front that dampened hopes of a deal being reached between the two economic powerhouses.
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Still, Menon acknowledged that "clearly there are disagreements" between the two economic powerhouses, be it the U.S. demands for China to purchase more U.S. agricultural products or Beijing's desire to see Washington roll back tariffs.
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Having spent time at both Silicon Valley startups and global powerhouses before joining Centrify, Webber developed his particular slant on cloud and mobile security at companies like Zscaler, Blue Coat Systems, Good Technology and Pertinois.
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So it may not be long before one of China's largest employers will be forced to grapple with its automation ambitions and the benefits it receives to transform rural parts of the country into industrial powerhouses.
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The third founder, Oza, came to the table with a resume of building Glaceau's Vitaminwater and Smartwater into powerhouses, using partnerships with entertainers 50 Cent and Jennifer Aniston, and professional athletes Kobe Bryant and Tom Brady.
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Here are all the details: As you can see, none of these tablets are exactly lining up to blow anyone's mind with wildly powerful specs, but they're all more designed as family devices, not productivity powerhouses.
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His success in the election ended decades of political dominance by two dynastic powerhouses, the PML-N of three-time premier Nawaz Sharif, and the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP), founded and led by the Bhutto family.
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"Working together, we are on the cusp of demonstrating that renewables can drive Australia's economic powerhouses forward -even for remote and complex industrial applications," Alinta Managing Director Jeff Dimery said in a joint statement with ARENA.
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Ocean's 8 is the expansion of Steven Soderbergh's George Clooney-starring franchise that features Danny Ocean's sister Debbie (Sandra Bullock) as the ringleader of eight female powerhouses that include Cate Blanchett, Helena Bonham Carter and Awkwafina.
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As the U.S. and China close in on an interim trade deal that would thaw tensions between the two economic powerhouses, the American Apparel & Footwear Association (AAFA) said it is "incredibly not happy" over the situation.
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Such new cities might then follow the model of Hong Kong or Shenzhen, becoming economic powerhouses in their own right, as well as proof for the rest of the economy of the benefits of economic reform.
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Callas' move comes after a year of unprecedented activism by rank and file engineers at Alphabet Inc's Google, Facebook Inc and other technology powerhouses under fire for enabling the spread of misinformation and government-led misdeeds.
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The group, which includes regional powerhouses the United States, Mexico, Canada and Brazil, called on Venezuela to free political prisoners, recognize the legitimacy of the country's national assembly and establish an electoral calendar for postponed elections.
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Tate Hausman is the co-director of the Millions of Jobs campaign, a national coalition of labor unions, environmental organizations, racial justice groups and grassroots powerhouses who are fighting for robust, sustainable investment in America's infrastructure.
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Powerhouses that include California, New York and Virginia are staying a financially-sound course toward utility-industry transformation, and doing so in a public and deliberate way meant to defy the policies of the Trump administration.
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Investors are looking to a March German sentiment survey due at 0900 GMT and U.S. jobless figures due at 1230 GMT for early signals on how the virus is hitting two of the world's economic powerhouses.
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Representatives from powerhouses like Planned Parenthood, the ACLU, and the Center for Reproductive Rights — whose attorneys are arguing the case in front of the Supreme Court, on behalf of a Louisiana abortion clinic — all showed up.
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GUANGZHOU (Reuters) - China's southern province of Guangdong will relax the household registration system that restrains internal migration in all its cities except the powerhouses of Guangzhou and Shenzhen, the provincial governor Ma Xingrui announced on Tuesday.
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The move comes as other financial centers in the Gulf region including Abu Dhabi, Dubai and Bahrain are looking to cultivate a financial startup scene to position themselves as regional powerhouses in financial technology or fintech.
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Season-long powerhouses Baltimore Ravens and San Francisco 49ers still have the inside track to the Super Bowl, with both teams securing home-field advantage throughout the postseason as the top team in their respective conference.
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Figures from industry analysts Coalition show that the top 12 U.S. and European banks raked in $43.83 billion in Q1, of which Wall Street's five powerhouses accounted for $22010 billion and the seven European banks $212 billion.
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In addition to working with Macklemore producer Ryan Lewis on the new single, Kesha teamed up with a slew of industry powerhouses, including pal Ben Folds, Dolly Parton and Eagles of Death Metal to create the album.
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At 44, the actress, who won her first Golden Globe in 2017 for The Night Manager, has been working for nearly 25 years, and steadily grown to become one of the powerhouses of the British acting set.
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Economies in central, eastern and south-eastern Europe (CESEE) are poised to overtake the continent's traditional economic powerhouses like Germany and France in terms of rate of growth and employment, according to the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
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Greece's economic crisis threatened the global financial system, and the government he was a part of was elected to say no to the prevailing response — austerity — that was pushed on struggling countries by financial powerhouses like Germany.
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The creative team is full of powerhouses, including director Diane Paulus (Pippin, Waitress, Finding Neverland, The Gershwins' Porgy and Bess), composer Tom Kitt (American Idiot, Next to Normal), and writer Diablo Cody (Juno, United States of Tara).
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His comments come as the arrest of a top executive of Chinese tech giant Huawei by Canadian authorities, on Washington's request, threatens to spark a flare-up in tensions between the world's two economic powerhouses once again.
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Alumni groups for the Waco, Texas university have criticized Baylor for what they say is a lack of transparency about the sexual scandals that have come as its men's football and basketball teams have become conference powerhouses.
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Even in the early stages, she took on major dancehall powerhouses in lyrical battles (Elephant Man at Sting in 2002 and Merciless in 2000) and spoke boldly about the obstacles she's had to face as a woman.
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As an International Finance Centre and FinTech Hub, ADGM will continue to work closely with strategic stakeholders and media powerhouses to build up the FinTech offerings and ecosystem to address the needs of investors and financial community.
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Emmy nominated comedic powerhouses Poehler and Offerman are returning as executive producers and hosts for the new season, as well as judges Dayna Isom Johnson, Etsy's trend expert, and Simon Doonan, Creative Ambassador for Barneys New York.
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"One day I want to win that gold medal," she said at the end of her run, the only skier from outside the winter sports powerhouses of North America and Europe to finish in the top 20.
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But as the N.F.L. schedule rounds the halfway pole and churns toward a still distant finish line, there are new contenders, a couple of surprising, conspicuous laggards and some struggling old powerhouses desperately trying to catch up.
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He joins a parade of celebrities and business powerhouses accused of treating women as mere pleasure providers: Bill Cosby, Roger A. Ailes, Bill O'Reilly, Uber and Amazon Studios employees, swaths of Silicon Valley — a quorum of indecency.
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The United States did not eradicate the German and Japanese people after their surrender in World War II, but instead helped transform them from imperial military powers to what are today among the world's leading economic powerhouses.
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Investors are also looking to a March German sentiment survey due at 0900 GMT and U.S. jobless figures due at 1230 GMT for early signals on how the virus is hitting two of the world's economic powerhouses.
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That task could be greatly aided by the team's overcoming the requisite hosting pressures to compete in a group that includes the powerhouses Canada and Finland, who won gold and silver in last year's tournament in Russia.
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The data releases come amid a trade war between Washington and Beijing that has raged for more than a year, with both economic powerhouses having already slapped tariffs on billions of dollars worth of each other's goods.
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The US is locked in a trade war with China, pulled out of the Trans Pacific Partnership, a trade bloc of 12 economic powerhouses, and wants to renegotiate the terms of the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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No team from outside California has ever won an N.C.A.A. championship in men's water polo, and the Harvard brand did not resonate at first with a community more familiar with the powerhouses U.S.C., U.C.L.A., California and Stanford.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - China's Anbang Insurance Group and HNA Group both considered buying into German insurer Allianz SE this year as part of plans to become global financial powerhouses, people with direct knowledge of the matter said.
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Ms. Warren also questioned the Federal Reserve about allowing big banks to combine, after an announcement on Thursday that the regional banking powerhouses BB&T and SunTrust are planning a $66 billion merger, subject to Fed approval.
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Reporters collected more than 24 examples of offensive or racist material at colleges in 217 states, from large public universities in the South, to Ivy League schools in the Northeast, liberal arts boutiques and Division I powerhouses.
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During a weekend that included performances from the likes of country powerhouses such as Miranda Lambert, Keith Urban and Luke Bryan, it was Granger's set that fans were equally anticipating throughout the run of the three-day festival.
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The private equity firm launched this year is a partnership of U.S.-based Catterton, and luxury goods focused powerhouses LVMH and Groupe Arnault based in Paris, making it the largest consumer-focused private equity firm in the world.
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And then in another rematch of one of last year's playoff series between two Western Conference powerhouses, the Sharks defeated the Kings 2-1 to win their seventh straight season opener, the longest active streak in the NHL.
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GPA and Carrefour used their decades-long head start on Wal-Mart to advance in Brazil's economic powerhouses of Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeiro, while Wal-Mart strung together regional chains in the far south and northeast.
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During a weekend that included performances from the likes of country powerhouses such as Miranda Lambert, Keith Urban and Luke Bryan, it was Smith's set that fans were equally anticipating throughout the run of the three-day festival.
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Experts have said that a trade war doesn't benefit anyone, but the ongoing tariff fight between the two economic powerhouses is widely expected to drag out — some say through 2020 — due to the complexity of the underlying issues.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Norway's Karsten Warholm announced himself as one of the sport's brightest new powerhouses as he recorded a magnificent gun-to-line triumph to lift the world 400 meters hurdles title in the pouring rain on Wednesday.
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Pixar Animation Studios and Walt Disney Animation, which Mr. Lasseter helped develop into family-entertainment powerhouses, have adapted to operating in his absence, even as staff members remain in the dark about who will lead them, employees said.
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Surrounded by the vast resources of the northern powerhouses to their east and west, they have chosen to retain their values and opt for financial prudence rather than risking bankruptcy in a dash to return to the elite.
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To compete with Amazon, Walmart should cut itself in half Consumer packaged goods are big business — valued at more than $2 trillion — with much of that market share dominated by CPG powerhouses like Unilever, P&G and Nestlé.
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The majority of Spanish clubs started the season with no realistic expectations of winning the championship, already knowing that it would be one of the two powerhouses, or surging Atlético, lifting the trophy when it was all over.
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It became a referendum on who is in the driver's seat (pun intended) when it comes to the public weal: new-economy powerhouses out to "disrupt" society for fun and profit, or the people they're seeking to disrupt.
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Farris said "one of the best indicators" that a "degree of truce" would be reached among the two economic powerhouses could be seen in the People's Bank of China's daily midpoint fix of the yuan against the dollar.
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But the more research she did, the more she realized that as a media and advertising executive climbing the ladder at publishing powerhouses, the uptown Ivy offered the kind of curriculum, mentorship, and community that matched her aspirations.
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From the mineral-rich nations of Africa to the booming economies of Asia and back to the tech powerhouses in North America, here is a look at wealth by continent and an introduction to the world's richest people.
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Kenneth Sherrill, an emeritus professor of political science at the City University of New York Graduate Center, said the two unions that withdrew from the W.F.P., CWA and 32BJ, were "powerhouses" that could make a difference in September.
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GUANGZHOU, Jan 63 (Reuters) - China's southern province of Guangdong will relax the household registration system that restrains internal migration in all its cities except the powerhouses of Guangzhou and Shenzhen, the provincial governor Ma Xingrui announced on Tuesday.
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It also fits with China's "One Belt, One Road" policy of building a modern Silk Road to boost trade and create an outlet for Chinese industrial powerhouses caught up in the global downturn and slower growth at home.
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The numbers overall suggest that, while Booker's campaign should have no problem keeping the lights on, he is not among the fundraising powerhouses in this race, particularly in grassroots fundraising — a useful marker of enthusiasm at this stage.
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The rise of streaming services has spurred legacy media companies like Disney to find ways to compete with digital-age powerhouses such as Netflix and Amazon, which not only offer original content but also have international distribution channels.
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The mechanism would support U.S. President Donald Trump's efforts to isolate China economically amid an escalating tariff war between the two economic powerhouses, and give Washington an effective veto on any China trade deal by Canada or Mexico.
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Without damming any new waters, just by adding powerhouses to existing dams the Department of Energy estimates that some 12 gigawatts of hydropower capacity could be tapped, much of it in Appalachia, where coal production is on the decline.
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Christina also nailed an impression of Britney singing "This Little Piggy" during a round of Wheel of Musical Impressions with Jimmy Fallon back in 2015, so it's really only due time that these two powerhouses record a song together.
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To be sure, Taiwanese powerhouses Asus and Acer will have plenty of traditional laptop and desktop systems to demonstrate, and their gaming sub-brands will show us the latest innovations in the use of LED lights in industrial design.
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A greater slice of the shrinking M&A revenues is now going to smaller boutique firms than the traditional powerhouses like Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan, which means rainmakers are having to compete even more fiercely for M&A business.
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This is one of their most important acquisitions to date and brings a cash cow exclusive to their games store, which is continuing to aggressively pursue exclusives as it tries to take down Valve, one of gaming's biggest powerhouses.
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Anticipating a forthcoming book by Jean-Jacques Servan-Schreiber, its theme was that France needed to build national champions capable of matching American powerhouses such as General Motors, United States Steel and Du Pont, thereby alleviating the "technology gap".
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Browder's hedge fund has traditionally focused on emerging markets but he warned that former economic powerhouses such as Russia and Brazil, as well as still relatively robust China, were in turmoil, as market and currency turbulence has recently shown.
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The "pilot" deal, struck against a backdrop of a strong economic recovery and the lowest unemployment since German unification in 1990, covers half a million employees in southwestern Germany, home to industrial powerhouses like car maker Daimler AG (DAIGn.DE).
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Winning an unwinnable game or even two with this bunch is one thing; keeping it up for a whole season, leaving behind powerhouses such as Arsenal, Liverpool, Chelsea and Manchester United and City, is nothing short of a miracle.
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Against the backdrop of sweeping consolidation in the media industry, CBS Chairman and CEO Les Moonves says he is positioning the network as the underdog against "monstrous companies," including Comcast, Disney, as well as online powerhouses Netflix and Amazon.
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Led by AFR and Public Citizen, the letter was signed by national powerhouses advocating for consumer protections, civil rights, labor, women's rights and small business, along with state and local groups from 42 states and the District of Columbia.
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Thailand's team may be improving, but Australia is one of the continent's powerhouses, and when Mile Jedinak, who plays his club soccer in England, put the visitors ahead with a penalty after nine minutes, the day was looking ominous.
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Meanwhile, in powerhouses like Japan, the sport draws packed arenas, fueled by titans in the sport like seven-time Olympic medalist Kohei Uchimura and his gold medalist teammates, known worldwide for their extremely detailed execution of bogglingly difficult feats.
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The Big Six, which includes powerhouses like Manchester United, Manchester City and Chelsea, have long pursued better terms for themselves, arguing that fans in far-flung markets are tuning in to watch them and not the league's lesser lights.
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While the city is one of America's innovation powerhouses and a hive of start-up activity and venture capital investment, it has had less success in attracting big companies — or, for that matter, keeping the growing companies it creates.
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Investors are also looking to a March German sentiment survey due at 0900 GMT and U.S. joblessness figures due at 1230 GMT for any early signals on how the virus headwinds are hitting two of the world's economic powerhouses.
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Markets continued to remain on edge as investors await developments on the U.S.-China trade front, with the tariff war between the two economic powerhouses recently escalating and further dampening sentiment and raising concerns over the global economic outlook.
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The caravan passed evangelical powerhouses like Saddleback Church, where the pastor, Rick Warren, who hosted a presidential election forum between Barack Obama and John McCain in 2008, largely avoids today's public political conversation, especially if it involves Mr. Trump.
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American President Donald Trump said in a tweet Thursday that he is set to meet with Chinese Vice Premier Liu He on Friday, raising expectations that progress could be made on the trade front by the two economic powerhouses.
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Both are spearheaded by cultural powerhouses: Ms. Fey is one of the nation's most well-liked comedic writers and performers, and "SpongeBob," with a huge cult following, is the first Broadway venture led by Nickelodeon, the children's cable network.
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And although the law applies only to California, it sets up the possibility that leaders in college sports will eventually have to choose between changing the rules for athletes nationwide or barring some of America's sports powerhouses from competition.
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Denmark, a country of 218 million in the shadow of the hockey powerhouses Sweden and Finland, has 25 rinks and about 4,000 registered hockey players, but it has grand ambitions to develop some of the best hockey players in the world.
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Others were delighted Khan has broken the decades-long dominance of the two dynastic powerhouses, the outgoing Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) party of jailed former premier Nawaz Sharif and the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) of the Bhutto family.
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Negotiations between the two countries have stalled recently, though National Economic Council Director Larry Kudlow said on Tuesday that the presidents of the two economic powerhouses will "meet for a bit " at next month's G-20 summit in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
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Germany's Siemens and Alstom have argued that their deal would help them be better equipped to compete with China's state-owned CRRC, but the EU has stressed its concerns lay with defending consumer interests rather than creating regional industrial powerhouses.
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Big international oil powerhouses (ConocoPhillips, Statoil, Shell) are pulling out or retreating (ExxonMobil) from their Canadian oil sands investments — a seemingly counterintuitive strategy given that the Canadian oil sands are the third largest reserve of crude oil in the world.
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A horde of nationalists are headed to Charlottesville, Virginia, this weekend for the Unite the Right rally, where alt-right powerhouses Richard Spencer and Baked Alaska will speak in protest of the city's decision to tear down a Confederate statue.
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Here's how the direct GDP impact breaks down state by state: While most Americans are familiar with the big household names in California and Washington state, less-well-known companies are economic powerhouses in their own right in other states.
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America as a single country is not actually what will compete with these Asian export powerhouses, but rather an integrated North American mega-continent is what will reinforce America's ambition to remain the most competitive superpower in the 21st century.
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They will meet with Chinese Vice Premier Liu He. According to the Times report, Mnuchin did not want to say if the talks would conclude by the end of June, but only that both economic powerhouses desire to have an agreement.
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Although market watchers had warned that political rivalry between the two Middle Eastern powerhouses would scupper any chance of a compromise and deal, stock and oil markets took the failure badly with Asian and European markets trading lower on Monday morning.
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Like neighboring Singapore, Malaysia's Pengerang peninsula sits between the Malacca Strait and the South China Sea, through which almost all the Middle East oil and gas bound for northern Asia's industrial powerhouses of China, Japan and South Korea is shipped.
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At the event, which was sponsored by Japanese media group Nikkei, one of the repeated messages was meant for both Washington and Beijing: The world's economic and military powerhouses need to find ways to coexist before things spiral out of control.
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Other speakers during the three-day conference include the chiefs of financial powerhouses Goldman Sachs, Blackstone Group, State Street Corp as well as top investors including Steven A. Cohen, Thomas Barrack and Ken Griffin and prominent pension funds and endowments.
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While both countries are among the world's powerhouses when it comes to hacking to spy on foreign targets, the US has long insisted it doesn't do so for the sake of its private businesses and expressed indignation that China does.
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The Clintons pioneered that path some 30 years ago, building an expansive network of Southern trial lawyers, Hollywood producers and Wall Street executives who found a gracious recipient in Bill Clinton and became the powerhouses of Democratic giving in their generation.
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She returned to the big screen this winter in Yorgos Lanthimos' period dramedy The Favourite, holding her own with fellow powerhouses Rachel Weisz and Olivia Colman as their characters navigate the early 18th-century court of Great Britain's Queen Anne.
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The issue of technology transfers has cast a shadow on relations between the two economic powerhouses, with the Trump administration initially imposing tariffs on Chinese imports to penalize China for trade practices that it said involved stealing American companies' intellectual property.
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The tariff war between the two economic powerhouses has actually been a "very small" reason behind the slowdown seen in the semiconductor industry, Manocha told CNBC's Arjun Kharpal and Geoff Cutmore at the World Economic Forum in Dalian, China on Monday.
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Among the track and field competitors at the Summer Games in Rio will be current and former athletes from several longtime college powerhouses: Oregon, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Harvard, Southern California, Penn State, and Texas A&M, to name a few.
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When OPEC struck its original supply deal in November last year, few had banked on such rapid increases in crude production elsewhere, such as U.S. shale oil, or on slowing demand growth in emerging powerhouses such as India or China.
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And, while Qualcomm's Snapdragon series of smartphone processors are impressive, they are no match, when it comes to producing fluid graphics with realistic lighting and shadows within the VR space, for the Intel or AMD powerhouses used in gaming computers .
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But two industry powerhouses, UnitedHealth Group and Anthem, told congressional leaders in December that they would work with state and federal regulators to make sure consumers received that extra money back, through "premium reductions, enhanced benefits, rebates or other mechanisms."
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When it comes to beauty, however, the U.K. doesn't get quite the same play as overseas powerhouses like Paris, Japan, and South Korea, but that doesn't mean there aren't tons of hidden gems that the U.S. just isn't privy to yet.
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For years, military powerhouses like China, Russia, and of course the United States dominated cyberspace, hacking each other's systems and mounting complex espionage campaigns that sometimes spilled into the real world, damaging nuclear facilities and even meddling in an election.
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And her sphere of influence won't stop there: In addition to next year's Pitch Perfect 3, she'll soon appear alongside such comic powerhouses as Sacha Baron Cohen (The Brothers Grimsby, out March 11) and Jennifer Saunders (Absolutely Fabulous, due July 1).
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Through the first half of the MLB season, a few teams have emerged as the powerhouses, with the Los Angeles Dodgers dominating the National League and the New York Yankees and Houston Astros maintaining their status atop the American League.
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PYEONGCHANG, South Korea (Reuters) - Pyeongchang individual medalists Wendy Holdener and Ramon Zenhaeusern led the way as Switzerland beat Austria 3-1 in a final showdown of traditional Alpine powerhouses to win the inaugural team gold at the Winter Olympics on Saturday.
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Markets are reacting to fresh optimism on trade, however, after sources told CNBC that U.S. negotiators will head to China next week for face-to-face talks, as the two economic powerhouses seek a resolution to their ongoing trade war.
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Longer term, China hopes that companies like ZTE will become powerhouses that can help the country wean itself from a reliance on American tech firms, which Beijing views as security threats because of the possibility that they could help Washington spy.
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Developments in U.S.-China trade continue to be monitored, with a reported impasse being hit between the two economic powerhouses as they seek to finalize a limited trade agreement amid a tariff war that has lasted for more than a year.
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A crucial moment in Penn State's rise toward the top of the college football landscape was its dramatic upset of Ohio State last season, and the host Buckeyes hope for some payback when the Big Ten powerhouses tangle Saturday in Columbus.
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We have these powerful powerful female characters that have been out there, who stand beside the other big Marvel powerhouses who happen to be male, and who have done so for so long, and that's what makes it so great.
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Also involved, according to the Dallas Morning News, were other well-heeled NBA owners like Mikhail Prokhorov and the Buss family—or at least they were looking into it, as were outdoor soccer powerhouses Barcelona, Atletico Madrid, Boca Juniors, and Corinthians.
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Hezbollah, which is backed by Iran, has come under fire in recent years from local political groups and regional powerhouses including Saudi Arabia for its involvement in Syria, where it has helped to prop up Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
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SHANGHAI — Accusing the United States of "typical trade bullying," China on Friday imposed $34 billion in retaliatory tariffs on American soybeans, cars and other products, suggesting dim prospects for resolving a potentially bruising trade war between the two economic powerhouses.
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Media businesses like Axel Springer of Germany have become frustrated because even as their content has spread online, it is platforms like YouTube, owned by Google, and Facebook that have grown into advertising powerhouses on the back of the material.
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Amazon, Microsoft, Deloitte, PricewaterhouseCoopers, and other corporate powerhouses are investing billions of dollars to teach workers the skills to manage and use big data, better visualize information, and use AI to simplify the more mundane aspects of jobs, among other pathways.
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Former Obama and Justice Department spokesman Kevin Lewis will join the strategic communications group Blue Engine Message & Media in Washington, D.C. And finally… take heart, ye city dwellers: urban environments are "powerhouses of evolution," full of subspecies and rapid mutations.
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Longer term, China hopes that companies like ZTE will become powerhouses that can help the country wean itself from a reliance on American tech firms, which Beijing views as security threats because of the possibility that they could help Washington spy.
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As UPS and FedEx increasingly frame themselves as the powerhouses of e-commerce — and amid signals that Amazon is looking to beat both package giants at their own game in the coming years — Rakuten is doubling down on logistics too.
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Iran, one of the traditional powerhouses of Asian football with a passionate fan-base, won their World Cup qualifying match against Cambodia 14-0 but the one-sided game will be remembered much more for the scenes in the stands.
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For the previous two seasons, the star of the program was a defensive end named Kayvon Thibodeaux, who transferred in midway through his freshman year from Junipero Serra High School in Gardena, one of the city's foremost private school powerhouses.
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Back in March, she announced she wouldn't pursue the death penalty in response to a case about an accused cop-killer, drawing the ire of several political powerhouses in Florida—Governor Rick Scott and State Attorney General Pam Bondi among them.
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Along with Tony Allen (aka The Grindfather), Randolph epitomized the "grit-n-grind" Grizzlies, a team that never seemed to have quite as much talent as the powerhouses of the Western Conference, but managed to consistently compete with them just the same.
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It's been a wild year for Invasion of Privacy rapper Cardi B, who made headlines with multiple Billboard Top 10 hits and subsequent Grammy nominations – and stayed in them, thanks to everything from relationship drama to explosive feuds with other music industry powerhouses.
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Sewing said Deutsche would cut back bond and equities trading, where it has been unable to break the grip of the U.S. powerhouses such as Goldman Sachs and JP Morgan, and would invest in German retail banking and asset management in Europe.
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While Asian markets initially sold U.S. government debt in light of the temporary truce reached at a Group of 20 summit in Buenos Aires, Wall Street's top economists were quick to point out that fundamental issues remains between the two economic powerhouses.
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Though Citi researchers' base case is that the two economic powerhouses will reach a "preliminary understanding" on trade at the Buenos Aires meeting, the analysts also expect President Donald Trump's administration to continue to impose more trade and investment restrictions on China.
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She added that if policy makers on both sides "find some way to merge some reduction in the trade deficit with China being able to maintain its current industrial policy," there could be "potential avenues" for the economic powerhouses to work together.
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In 2013, a coalition of surprising political bedfellows who also happen to be wrestling powerhouses -- Russia, the US, Cuba, and Iran -- worked together to keep wrestling (one of the original Olympic sports) on the Olympic program after the IOC tried set it aside.
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Many investors worry it's a matter of time before Roku gets dominated by similar products from the likes of Amazon, but the company seems to get stronger even as other traditional powerhouses such as Disney, Viacom, and CBS announce new services, he said.
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Why it matters: Their piece gets several utility powerhouses on the record about their plans and signals the uphill climb facing the White House as it tries to revive the fortunes — or even substantially slow the decline — of the once-dominant fuel.
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Hathaway, who is set to star in the upcoming Ocean's 8 alongside powerhouses like Sandra Bullock, Mindy Kaling, and Rihanna, posted a photo of herself accepting the Oscar in 2013 looking glowing, but in reality, the actress revealed things weren't that glamorous.
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Cramer Remix: Profit powerhouses for 2016 Cramer: Dumpster diving the S&P's losers of 2015 Cramer: Communist China is guessing with stocks In Cramer's perspective, investors should not be worried about North Korea, at least no more worried than they were before.
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Relations between Saudi Arabia and Iran, two Middle Eastern powerhouses divided down religious sectarian lines with Sunni-majority Saudi at odds with Shia-led Iran, have been strained of late following the Saudi execution of a leading Shiite cleric Sheikh Nimr al-Nimr.
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In addition to the terror threat, the decline in oil prices and rising tensions between major powerhouses Iran and Saudi Arabia in the Middle East and the future of Europe's fragile political and shaky economic union are also key focal points for 2016.
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Rather, Harris, or a few other candidates who face longer odds, would become the first Democratic presidential nominee from a state west of the Rocky Mountains in the party's 191-year history, a geographic divide that even political powerhouses like former California Gov.
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Analyst: Saudi Arabia is 'primary driver' The longstanding animosity between two regional powerhouses -- Sunni Saudi Arabia and Shiite Iran -- was a major factor in Saturday's developments, said Randa Slim, director of a conflict resolution program at the Middle East Institute in Washington.
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As soon as the draw was set, it was clear that Group F would be dubbed the "group of death" of the tournament, with three powerhouses — Barcelona, Dortmund, and Inter Milan — battling it out for two spots available in the knockout stage.
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As farmers in the northeastern corn belt start their second harvest without government price support, many are beginning to show the kind of appetite for risk that is common in major other agricultural powerhouses such as the United States by potentially delaying sales.
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If the deal is cleared it would create a "Big Four" of trading powerhouses that outstrip rivals in terms of market value and global reach - ICE and CME in the United States, LSE-DB in Europe and Asia's Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing.
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It took a few years, but Ivy football games, once major events held at sold-out venues like the Polo Grounds and Yankee Stadium, became secondary contests compared with the big-time battles among college football powerhouses like Notre Dame, Michigan and Stanford.
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The reigning all-around champion, Gabby Douglas, will not defend her title because of the two-per-country rule: Only two athletes from a nation can advance to a medal round, limiting the United States and other gymnastics powerhouses from sweeping a podium.
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Whether you like the crunch of a handful of nuts or you prefer to smear slices of apples or pears with tasty nut butter, incorporating these nutrient powerhouses into your diet can make a huge difference when you're looking to up your protein.
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The old Ostbloc is filled with powerhouses, places where kickboxing is supported and funded by the state, organized by both national governments and the World Association of Kickboxing Organizations (WAKO), and can lead to untold riches for champions and gold medal winners.
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In two decades at the Premier League, Scudamore managed to keep the competition together amid rising tension between its richest teams — wealthy northern clubs like Manchester United, Manchester City and Liverpool, and the London powerhouses Arsenal, Chelsea and Tottenham — and the rest.
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"We're getting a lot of advice that we shouldn't self-fund," he said, but he also believes that the company will need some strategic powerhouses on its side, maybe retailers or companies that have already invested in other components of the overall platform.
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There are precedents: Films like "The Blind Side" and "Bohemian Rhapsody" weren't especially well-reviewed, but they were such populist powerhouses that voters couldn't overlook them in the best-picture race, and the leads of both movies went on to win the Oscar.
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There has been chatter about the possibility that Wall Street powerhouses Goldman Sachs (GS) or Morgan Stanley (MS), which have stepped up their efforts to attract more average retail investors and not just the super wealthy, could be interested in E-Trade.
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The law applies only in the state, but "it sets up the possibility that leaders in college sports will eventually have to choose between changing the rules for athletes nationwide or barring some of America's sports powerhouses from competition," Mr. Blinder writes.
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The changes, which the national culinary organization planned to announce on Tuesday, reflect growth in the number of restaurants outside traditional food powerhouses like New York, Los Angeles and San Francisco that meet the foundation's standards, said Mitchell Davis, its chief strategy officer.
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Joseph Rascoff, an accountant who exhibited little passion for rock 'n' roll but became the powerful business manager and tour producer for a roster of music powerhouses, including the Rolling Stones, U2 and Paul Simon, died on April 20133 in Los Angeles.
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" Still, Cochrane remained uncertain on the possible timeline for the two economic powerhouses to strike a deal: "I think there's probably as much of a chance that we go into next year before we get an agreement, as we get one next week.
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The so-called revolution by the next generation of men's figure skaters failed to gather steam on the final day of competition, with quad-jumping powerhouses Nathan Chen, Shoma Uno and Jin Boyang coming up short in their bids to overthrow the establishment.
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But even though the powerhouses of the Eastern Conference went to war over which team could add the biggest piece, it is worth taking a look at some under-the-radar moves that could prove significant this season or in the near future.
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With China's economy growing at its slowest pace in a generation and Asia's trading powerhouses Japan and South Korea struggling to create growth, Asian fuel oil demand for container ships should stagnate in 2016, putting more pressure on a market that struggled last year.
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Events like Lights All Night, which, between Dallas and El Paso, attracted 40,000 people this year, are considerably smaller than West Coast powerhouses like Electric Daisy Carnival in Las Vegas and Beyond Wonderland in San Bernardino; by comparison, the former claimed 400,23 attendees last year.
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The divergent responses to F5's deal seems indicative of a larger trend we've focused on, where long-standing tech powerhouses have seen growth stall after focusing on profitable business lines while ignoring emerging alternative models that have become the primary source of growth.
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Chinese telecom giant Huawei is suing Verizon, the second-largest telecommunications provider in the U.S., over allegations that it infringed on Huawei's patents, setting up a showdown between the two tech powerhouses trying to lead the race to implement the next generation of wireless networks.
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The German flagship lender posted a net profit of 201 million euros, up 68 percent from a year ago but hardly making up for a net loss of 409 million euros in the fourth quarter as the bank battles stiff competition from U.S. powerhouses.
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This week, the No. 7 Duke Blue Devils survived an upset bid from the North Carolina Tar Heels in yet another wild installment of the Tobacco Road rivalry, while traditional powerhouses Michigan State and Villanova both lost back-to-back contests on the week.
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The case, in which prosecutors said the accused passed secret Swiss bank documents to German authorities, is linked to the border-crossing fraud investigation into so-called "cum-ex trades" in which financial powerhouses including BlackRock, Spain's Santander and Deutsche Bank are under scrutiny.
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The ongoing trade war between the two economic powerhouses is heating up again after China on Friday announced new duties on $75 billion worth of goods from the U.S, in retaliation for U.S. President Donald Trump's threat to impose more tariffs earlier in August.
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Tunisia, often overlooked in favor of tourism powerhouses like Morocco and, historically at least, Egypt, has a bit of everything — from Roman ruins to beach resorts to a cosmopolitan capital where, after just six days, I wished I could tack on a second week.
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Even in some of the hottest labor markets in the country — let alone lagging rural regions and former industrial powerhouses — workers, including skilled ones like Ms. Ward, say they cannot find jobs that provide a middle-class income and don't come with an expiration date.
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The VR hype cycle may currently be wading through the trough of disillusionment but with so many high-profile announcements on their way from powerhouses in the space, the end of 2016 may finally have a chance to live up to some of the hype.
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