And she kept pressing me and pressing me and pressing me.
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A 20,000 square foot vinyl pressing plant, Precision Record Pressing Inc.
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Pressing the button toggles noise canceling, and double-pressing it turns it off.
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"We have other more pressing, much more pressing priorities to address," he told reporters.
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You can almost feel it when we were pressing, pressing and nothing was going.
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The action of pressing them also feels like pressing down on the top of a pen.
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Haptic Touch is just long-pressing with haptic feedback; it's convincing, but it's definitely long-pressing.
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LEVIN: Or the thinking of those who keep pressing the so called - they are pressing the agenda?
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This kind of activism inevitably moves out of the news cycle when the possibility of thermonuclear war becomes a more pressing concern, when global warming becomes a more pressing concern, when desperate refugees in mortal danger become a more pressing concern, when women's ability to make decisions about their own bodies becomes a more pressing concern, when millions of uninsured Americans become a more pressing concern.
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But no... I had to cook bacon the old-fashioned way: like a caveman pressing still pressing buttons.
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Pressing twice will skip a song, while pressing three times will let you go back to a previous one.
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Pressing the pen's single button once starts the plastic 3D printing filament extruding, and pressing it again stops the flow.
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Pressing right swings the camera to Mord sitting the back seat of the car behind the passenger seat, pressing right again pans to Ben, and pressing it again returns it to Brad and Cloanne in the distance.
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It's reportedly the first pressing plant to open in Detroit in over 50 years, since Archer Record Pressing opened in 1965.
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In other words, the keyboard can tell the difference between you lightly pressing a key and you pressing one more heavily.
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At first, the agent is curious about any basic movement available to its onscreen body: Pressing right nudges Mario to the right, and then he stops; pressing right several times in a row makes Mario move without immediately stopping; pressing up makes him spring into the air, and then come down again; pressing down has no effect.
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There are two ways to take photos: Pressing the onscreen shutter button or pressing the physical shutter button on the Prynt Case.
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Pressing the hand lets you interact with Woobo's activities library and pressing the ears lets you talk to Woobo and ask it questions.
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So as the guy was walking — the light is green, I'm driving, and I'm pressing the horn, pressing the horn, 'beep, beep, beep, beep.
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Panic buttons will be activated on feature phones by pressing the "5" or "9" key; on smartphones, by pressing the power button three times.
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Pressing Q brings up the camera interface, which crops your view to a square image, and then photos are taken by pressing the space bar.
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You can adjust the intensity of the flashlight beam by pressing the flashlight icon or see your last Apple Pay transaction by pressing the Wallet icon.
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Rather than pressing on a link to copy and pasting it in the desired location, iOS 10 allows you to easily share links by long-pressing them.
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The project, titled Confession, is ongoing and straightforward: By pressing one, a caller can leave a confession; by pressing two, they can listen in on someone else's.
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Pressing lightly on a profile, link, Page, group or photo will trigger a preview of the content while pressing harder will open the link, photo, profile or group.
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Among the more pressing challenges (or even the most pressing challenge) in quantum computation and quantum information, generally, is increasing the amount of information that can be represented.
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With vinyl records being back in demand more than ever, the need for pressing plants, which had shuttered during the CD and digital revolutions has become...well, pressing.
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"As long as our energies are focused on all of these other issues, as pressing as they are, we're not looking at the most pressing issue of all," she said.
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The president was unorthodox for a Republican during his campaign, pressing for more active government intervention on an issue that Americans routinely cite as their most pressing health care concern.
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From here, you can pause recording (by pressing the pause button), end the video (by pressing the stop button), or draw on top of the video (by tapping the pencil icon).
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" St. John concluded the touching note with "Keep pressing.
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" Moments later, Alberto says, "I'm pressing charges against you.
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It's an action — pressing or throwing on the floor.
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He was a rat pressing a lever and getting precisely the pellet of reverence that he sought, so he kept pressing, over and over, harder and harder: Mexico will pay for it!
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We're not pressing charges, but let me go to Congress two days later and testify under oath all the things she's done wrong that might lead a different prosecutor to pressing charges?
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Smartphone users should be able to make an emergency call by pressing the panic button for a long time, or by pressing the power on and off button in quick succession three times.
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Pressing the Windows key and the PrtScn key snaps the full desktop, while pressing the Alt and PrtScn keys usually captures the active window; key combinations may vary based on the computer hardware.
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The need for more preventive measures has therefore become pressing.
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It is a pressing issue that we're taking very seriously.
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Kuczynski is pressing incoming lawmakers to extend the liquidation deadline.
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Salvini is pressing other EU members to share the burden.
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You adjust volume by pressing up on the right button.
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But the most pressing issue is a lack of greenery.
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There's something wonderfully mechanical about pressing each key in succession.
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Vinyl pellets are melted to make the pucks for pressing.
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"A more pressing engagement overcame me," she later explains, icily.
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When he didn't, her family moved forward with pressing charges.
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Even if pressing that button could destroy the Republican Party.
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Let your voice be heard on this pressing national issue.
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Yes, you can use your voice instead of pressing buttons.
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The wounded state of American democracy is also more pressing.
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Naturally, everyone at the meetup has their own pressing issues.
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Even more pressing are allegations of corruption surrounding the project.
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These were the stakes, pressing in from the outside world.
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He wants to stop, but there isn't a pressing need.
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Pressing keys in the number row reveals available fraction characters.
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Right now, the case likely isn't Huawei's most pressing problem.
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That's part of why we're pressing back against the trademark.
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I can't see any pressing reason to over the summer.
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He applies his knowledge to his constituents' most pressing problems.
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Their most pressing task though is to persuade financial markets.
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The most pressing need is for more analysis and research.
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In the meantime, they lose nothing from pressing for bipartisanship.
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This is a problem that will only become more pressing.
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Don't we have infinitely more pressing news to attend to?
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Over and over again, Kavanaugh dodged questions on pressing issues.
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Pressing the bear, the boy heard his late mom's voice.
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Perhaps most pressing is the increase in assaults against officers.
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"It's not ignoring the pressing issue at hand," he said.
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But it is shining a light on a pressing issue.
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The most pressing requirement is for a properly supervised election.
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U.S. business and farm organizations are pressing hard for approval.
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After a while, you stop pressing the buttons and leave.
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The discussion could not come at a more pressing time.
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And what those pressing matters are appear to be unclear.
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Bring your elbows together, pressing your forearms against one another.
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Then there's the more pressing issue of what happens now.
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Fixing the overcrowding and shoring up staff are more pressing.
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The most pressing issue here is the upcoming August election.
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One question, though, is far more pressing than the others.
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His big hands tightened, fingertips pressing deep into my hips.
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And, like many SDGs, these two pressing issues are interconnected.
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Right now, Hubbell is pressing right up against that threshold.
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The club was pressing ahead with the luncheon, he said.
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You can listen to this review by pressing play above.
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At this point, no one seems to be pressing charges.
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Third, memes that answer pressing questions are likely to replicate.
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The same situation is less pressing in the Android ecosystem.
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Lawmakers are still pressing for the procedure to be free.
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The pressing issue this year is how to count them.
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First, food scarcity and global climate change are pressing issues.
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Dee was outraged at the suggestion she consider pressing charges.
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They have emerged to fill a pressing demand for coders.
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Several senators have been pressing Mylan over the price hikes.
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Stop pressing the button when the iPhone's home screen reappears.
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Still, this recording doesn't have a pressing reason to exist.
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Pressing the side button button twice brings up Apple Pay.
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The same goes for China's most pressing domestic economic problems.
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Pressing the white button creates a "lap" on the stopwatch.
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Elizabeth Warren's state has a pretty pressing affordable housing crisis.
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I whimpered, my hips pressing up to meet his hands.
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It had been important to answer such a pressing question.
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The most pressing race in question is between Democratic Sen.
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Can one become a historian merely by pressing a button?
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Most immediately pressing is an immigration deal in the House.
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The challenges in the 23rd District are real and pressing.
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Select "Register New Device" by pressing "X" on the controller.
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"This is just China pressing the 'Pause button," said Chu.
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Control the power by pressing down on the left earbud.
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By pressing this agenda, Congress can simultaneously send three messages.
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For patients, the pressing question isn't: What's the scientific explanation?
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The pressing question is: Is there evidence that it works?
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" I am playing the piano ," he said, pressing the keys.
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"Fuentes said she would be "pressing legal charges against him.
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Pressing Ctrl + R will rotate the video 90 degrees clockwise.
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From an administrative point of view, there is a pressing
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The most pressing match however is easily Newton's third law.
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They asked again, pressing him to sign a release form.
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The essence of Mario isn't pressing a button, it's jumping.
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Medicaid is also adapting to today's pressing health care challenges.
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It's been a week and we're all still pressing repeat.
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Other students, adults, are all around and pressing into us.
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Whatever lies they had to tell the pressing plant worked.
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Either way, he's loving this foot pressing down on him.
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He said he had no interest in pressing for Mrs.
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Mary Rezaian was in Tehran pressing for her son's release.
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It's a consequence of something pressing hard on your chest.
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Croatia pressing again, this time through Perisic on the right.
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Sweden is pressing on the ball all over the pitch.
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A "freak show" that ignored more pressing matters, one says.
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But the crisis may actually be more pressing than that.
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But it does make Mourinho's challenge all the more pressing.
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Louis followed up, pressing him on phasing out nuclear power.
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"Don't I know you?" he asked, pressing toward the woman.
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But lawmakers are pressing the agency to impose harsher penalties.
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They are pressing universities to investigate harassment complaints more forcefully.
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Some had favored pressing Ms. Ivey to move the Dec.
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Unsurprising, then, to hear Lebanese leaders pressing for their return.
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We knew that we needed to focus on pressing record.
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Facial recognition is a more pressing concern than aerial surveillance.
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I could smell the pressing combs and feel the burn.
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And the Europeans have other pressing issues on their minds.
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The grotesque image of bone pressing through skin is hidden.
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The stakes for their livelihoods and their work are pressing.
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This has not stopped either from pressing on so far.
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For people starting their career, the choices are more pressing.
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The Germans are alive, and now pressing for a second.
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Reed acknowledged that he had been pressing in the majors.
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You have more pressing concerns in the here and now.
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Obesity is one of the world's most pressing health concerns.
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They will also be considering an array of pressing questions.
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He's been pressing for such legislation since he became governor.
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The alternatives we face are stark, and time is pressing.
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He rattled off a list of pressing thoughts he had.
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Hopefully in future they'll be called to more pressing emergencies.
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Despite our pressing need for funds, we declined the offer.
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An activist investor is pressing for changes at the firm.
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The most pressing problem Christianity faces is not in politics.
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But Francis seemed eager to address one pressing geopolitical issue.
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She remembers pressing towels to her father's grave stomach wound.
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It's more pressing and it's hopefully on people's minds more.
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Perhaps the more meaningful question is deeper and more pressing.
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Surely, he could have nothing more pressing on his agenda.
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In the end, more pressing geopolitical concerns trumped the quarrel.
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But some felt the Tennessee Titans had more pressing needs.
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The more pressing the problem, the better the idea's potential.
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His organization is pressing Pentagon officials to reconsider their position.
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It's one of the more pressing questions for the industry.
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But the most pressing issue will be the legislative elections.
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The most pressing threat comes from across the English Channel.
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Opposition politicians are pressing the ministry to explain its calculations.
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Congressional Republicans have been pressing him to do just that.
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I check my emails to see if anything pressing happened.
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"Mozilla is pressing pause on our Facebook advertising," it said.
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He is pressing for a 15 percent corporate tax rate.
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Many of the consulates' most pressing concerns now are defensive.
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Concerns about conflicts of interest are more pressing this time.
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Congressional Democrats are pressing the Trump administration to do more.
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In other pressing social norm questions, will Instagram ever #Freethenipple?
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Among the most pressing: Was the ramshackle building ever inspected?
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Global warming far and away is the most pressing issue
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Pressing a little further, we asked how their commissions worked.
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Soon she was pressing them to revamp its limited menu.
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It is a pressing crisis holding back the entire economy.
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Hard-pressing an app icon to bring up a "Quick Actions" menu of shortcuts or hard-pressing hyperlinks or thumbnails to "peek" (preview) and "pop" (expand) content seemed little more than a novel gimmick.
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Pressing five times on the main button turns the vape on, followed by setting a temperature from the rocker on the side, and finally pressing the main button for one second completes the process.
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It also needs new pressing plants, new pressing machines, and more sustainable ways of producing and maintaining them [Newbilt Machinery's new system is a great start, but still will run you upwards of $160,000].
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Or, most often, when I'm trying to put the screen to sleep, pressing the right button with one finger while pressing on the other side for leverage, hitting the volume-up button in the process.
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Pressing the letter 'G' with the index finger on your left hand would work as a keyboard normally does, but pressing it with the index finger on your right could instead launch a Google search.
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Amazon shoppers' most pressing need right now is time, she said.
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But his conservative Republican base is pressing him to stand firm.
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Domestic politics in China is now a far more pressing concern.
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There are other, much more immediate and pressing needs we cover.
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The dearth of interest is not for lack of pressing issues.
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But Murphy says he'll be pressing his case to the party.
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He kept pressing aides for information, but they were worried, too.
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But here it's just a catalyst for more pressing plot points.
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Chalongchai Chaiyakam, said the most pressing mission is the oxygen line.
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To go back further, keep clicking Undo (or pressing the shortcut).
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There is something in her pocket, pressing uncomfortably into her hip.
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I didn't feel bad about pressing pause for a little while.
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Pence has been pressing behind the scenes for action, aides said.
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Perhaps he had a very pressing appointment at Notting Hill Gate.
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Users have also reported hearing high-pitched sounds when pressing keys.
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There's a pressing need to address violent responses to romantic rejections.
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You record by turning it on and pressing the center button.
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Be prepared to explore pressing issues of the day, like politics.
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But I thought, 'Maybe there's a chance; let's keep pressing on.
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Monroy argues that these are the most pressing problems right now.
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For Castilla, the most pressing issue is scrutinizing purchasers of guns.
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Unsolicited family legacy aside, Carol Baber's most pressing headache is labor.
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Foreign clothing brands are also pressing the government to ease up.
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There was plenty of pressing, to an almost depressing degree, Sunday.
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Venezuela has been pressing for an emergency meeting of cartel members.
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Over all, Republicans see little political downside in pressing the bill.
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Muscala has no pressing desire to join the game, he said.
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Clinton — climate change is not our most pressing national security threat.
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"The trade issue is definitely the most pressing problem," said Beyer.
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The exhibition's environmental concerns are pressing for the museum as well.
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Don some headphones and turn up your volume before pressing play.
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And, pressing the button a second time won't stop the music.
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But there was always another challenge, which is becoming more pressing.
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That could mean pressing for a sale, or replacing Mr. Dauman.
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However, some activists are pressing United Technologies to rethink the merger.
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The new data could help answer some of those pressing questions.
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Russia is also pressing ahead with research and development of Laws.
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His is not the only company pressing on with its investments.
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I'm going to start pressing charges against all these people, OK?
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Uber has a more pressing need to develop self-driving cars.
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Is somebody not pressing a button that they need to press?
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And he handled his most pressing task with typical Obama grace.
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Say you strike a chord on a piano, pressing three keys.
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The more pressing issue is the battle-readiness of the SDF.
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"And I'm not pressing charges against [Wildenstein] at all," Klein explains.
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Information security startups are not addressing their customers' most pressing challenges.
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This week, he will return to pressing for more gun restrictions.
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Most will be retained in the pulp left over after pressing.
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Each year, a theme is chosen based on pressing environmental issues.
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No one will ever know the answers to these pressing questions.
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Top with strawberry slices, pressing lightly into ice cream to adhere.
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The other pressing question is what Turkey will do in Afrin.
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And they're pressing outside groups to spend big on advertising support.
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In the meantime, the church is pressing ahead with the issue.
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Congressional Republicans have been pressing the president to do just that.
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Protecting these systems is one of our most pressing security challenges.
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That helps the development team find the most pressing pain points.
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But pressing a button to talk to Alexa can get frustrating.
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Pressing Command+D dates back to some of the earliest browsers.
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But for now the most pressing issue is the army coming.
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For creative, boundary-pressing music and the people who make it.
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Below are six of the most pressing questions worth asking Trump.
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Even more pressing: The future of the Republican health care bill.
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Pressing the ability button once brings up the Ice Wall guide.
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What are your most pressing concerns at this current political moment?
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It's a pressing, plausible future—and one Stephenson ultimately leaves unexamined.
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He has continued to draft legislation addressing pressing health care issues.
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Sometimes it means pressing people who are not eligible to vote.
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But his most pressing task is to thicken Deutsche's capital cushion.
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That is something Makary is pressing the medical industry to change.
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The most pressing race in question is between Nelson and Scott.
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Turkey is pressing Washington for a role in the Raqqa campaign.
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The most pressing is Syria, given the developments over the weekend.
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Advocates are pressing the North Carolina House to do the same.
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And he wasn't even pressing Giuliani on the Stormy Daniels stuff.
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A social media campaign, #JusticeForRocky, has been pressing for his release.
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Pressing for jobs, not pellet guns, departs radically from prior approaches.
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However, there are three pressing issues for the cartel to address.
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Traveler advocacy groups are pressing the F.T.C. to revisit the issue.
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But more pressing than Trump's threats is Mexico's staggering crime rate.
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"It was obvious what the president was pressing for," Holmes said.
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Those pressing for Burgos to resign from his post include Rep.
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This was one of the pressing needs the Telecommunications Act addressed.
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I didn't worry about six-packs or bench pressing 500 pounds.
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Courtesy Jim Carrey "Pressing the button, yeah," Carrey said, slightly impatient.
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Prospective buyers are now pressing sellers to lower prices, McCarthy noted.
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One evening, Nigel calls Fiona after hours, with a pressing matter.
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They argue that infrastructure still has pressing needs for more funding.
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When you join, people are always pressing books into your hands.
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Trump is pressing hard there in the final days as well.
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It's unfortunate that this strange squabble is overshadowing two pressing issues.
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It's a less pressing problem compared to issues of mass incarceration.
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The high I get is when I am pressing the button.
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That part is easy, but there are some more pressing questions.
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Pressing on this is effective in reducing swelling in the cheek.
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Five Canadians poured their hearts out after considering this pressing issue.
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But there's also a more pressing problem, at least for me.
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That, surely, should be a more pressing concern than Namewee's videos.
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Skovmand experimented by just barely pressing her lips to the surface.
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President Obama remains committed to pressing for gun violence prevention measures.
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My other heel was pressing down into the ground for leverage.
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Then their children grow up and it's not a pressing problem.
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But state insurance commissioners have more pressing issues on their mind.
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The expansion of globalisation has not made it any less pressing.
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Let's say you have no intention of pressing your own cider.
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Not a chance, his publicist said, he had a pressing engagement.
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Predictability and a lack of competitiveness have become a pressing issue.
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Pressing Matters is out on the 2nd of September via Hypercolour.
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You could try pressing the ON button with all your strength.
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"Quality control needs to rise at the pressing plants," he said.
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It may also have forestalled a more pressing need to invade.
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The other, more pressing goal is to bring in female shoppers.
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One of the more pressing issues for NATO is the Aug.
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Besides, much more pressing is the more practical side of it.
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Ultimately, ฿o₫៛€$ sheds light on the pressing problem of oceanic disturbance.
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Mr. Trump, he added, kept pressing for actions beyond his authority.
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Pressing a stethoscope to the wall, SH eavesdrops and takes notes.
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"Metal Aether" is out on a limited vinyl pressing Feb. 9.
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Colombia is pressing a deliberate Japan to try to get possession.
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They are, in turn, pressing Ms. Merkel for a political answer.
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And vice versa, pressing your Tile will make your phone ring.
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Rallies were aimed at pressing Congress to approve his legislative agenda.
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The need to invest in people has never been more pressing.
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The long-term solution for Trent Court feels only more pressing.
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For now, however, he has other pressing questions on his mind.
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Wright was rapt, his hands pressing his headphones into his head.
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The problem of air pollution is becoming an increasingly pressing one.
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These are interesting issues to contemplate, but they are not pressing.
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Lovely to look at, this sculpture/graph addresses a pressing matter.
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That morbid truth unites us around some pressing issues: Global Warming.
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The most pressing need for workers is in the caregiving profession.
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"It was like pressing 'view' on a video," Mr. Corrigan said.
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In the main studios, nearly 400 employees labor away, deadlines pressing.
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"Pressing flowers is like going into the dark room," she explains.
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We've got other things we have to do, which are pressing.
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Most pressing, aides say, is containing the coronavirus outbreak in China.
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Others say they are pressing ahead with plans to use Voatz.
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First lady Melania Trump and congressional leaders were pressing for action.
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Pressing the interests of ethnic groups, they say, hinders nation-building.
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But putting them in without pressing it is still a challenge.
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"They've got to keep pressing ahead — no matter what," he said.
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To be sure, Florida residents have more pressing concerns than insurance.
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Partly for the most pressing of reasons: to cheer us up.
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Durant was new to the Warriors, and perhaps he was pressing.
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What are the pressing issues you think I should write about?
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Jumps are accomplished by pointing the ring downward and pressing in.
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Presumably, MTA workers have more pressing matters than saving rogue AirPods.
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Even so, North Macedonia's boosters are pressing Mr. Macron to reconsider.
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The issue of air pollution is a serious and pressing one.
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But Modi is pressing ahead, and is celebrating the CAB's passage.
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Lam will face a series of pressing issues upon taking office.
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Walton knows those could be more pressing issues against better teams.
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But 60 years later, school segregation remains a pressing national issue.
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It offers a persistent 'no' to the hard-pressing American 'yes.
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But you need that for the power of the pressing, correct?
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And it ain't been like that, so I'm pressing that line.
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Not left, not up, not down—and especially not pressing right.
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Emergency SOS allows users to call 911 simply by pressing and holding the side buttons (for iPhone 8 and iPhone X) or pressing the side button five times in rapid succession (for iPhone 7 or earlier).
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"So when they are pressing the eye shadows with all the pans, they put a piece of ribbon and material in between the metal and the eye shadows and they are pressing it in between," Star explained.
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The bread is tricky to make: You have to use all 10 fingers, pressing the dough away, then lifting back and pressing it away again, all down its length, so that pockets of air form, bringing lightness.
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PRESSING AHEAD Saudi Arabia is pressing ahead with plans to sell between 1% and 2% of its oil company, the world's largest, through a local listing, which might be followed by additional share sales locally and internationally.
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Press dough to edges of baking sheet, pressing in an even layer.
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Some House members were pressing Monday to have the bill ratified soon.
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I'd like to get the Indian pressing of Hawkwind's "Silver Machine" single.
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However, the Vatican hierarchy may have more pressing concerns at the moment.
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Pressing a source button instantly connected the headphones to its corresponding device.
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We can keep pressing the lever without any real fear of retaliation.
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The United States is pressing other countries to comply with its sanctions.
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I imagine I'll need to buy something else pressing at some point.
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Nailing the perfect consistency isn't just pressing a button and walking away.
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One of the biggest pressing needs on Ai is an ethical framework.
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For example, healthcare is a pressing topic for many of the candidates.
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Bredesen says the most pressing issue facing Tennesseans is partisanship in Washington.
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But even more pressing at this point is the matter of succession.
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That's one of the main points I'm pressing on in this article.
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Trump has also been pressing for Congress to confirm his Cabinet nominees.
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For decades, world hunger has been one of humanity's most pressing issues.
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Still, new, more pressing threats to the industry are now gathering steam.
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Be encouraged today to keep pressing in and tending to their hearts.
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In other words, this wasn't worth pressing the big ol' panic button.
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At present, the broader threat to marriage equality is not as pressing.
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The situation has become one of the most pressing issues facing Gov.
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Gates' concerns appear all-the-more pressing in light of recent research.
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But we do also face other pressing issues that we must tackle.
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Recording 360-degree video is as easy as pressing the record button.
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She kept messaging, pressing for details under the guise of professional curiosity.
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There may be an even more pressing reason to sign up: hunger.
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This will only become more pressing as the tide of legalization spreads.
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To the individual, the $1.53 trillion is not the most pressing problem.
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He screwed me on the floor, pressing my face into the rug.
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But its missed opportunities do raise one pressing question: Why stop here?
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You can make accelerate time by napping: pressing on any arrow key.
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After pressing into her skin to rub it off, the color stayed.
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We're customers, and Sandberg's most pressing business has always been business itself.
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We suggest pressing play on your favorite throwback mixtape before doing so.
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In the meantime, private companies are pressing ahead with their Mars missions.
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Sadly, the need for a doomsday vault has never seemed more pressing.
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Pressing and holding the phone icon starts recording a short voice note.
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A similar pill pressing operation was discovered in Los Angeles in March.
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Pressing or tilting it results in a magnificent, satisfying click every time.
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On some lines, robotic arms swish, trimming collar bottoms and pressing plackets.
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"Oh for Pete's sake," he muttered, pressing a button on his headphones.
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The more pressing question, then, is who the fuck are you buddy?
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A concerted boost in humanitarian assistance inside Afghanistan is of pressing importance.
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And we&aposre going to keep pressing to get that -- those answers.
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Do not expect the camera to shoot immediately after pressing the shutter.
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The Bank of England and the FCA are pressing for a compromise.
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Still, Chinese cash solves a pressing problem for their populist governing coalition.
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Warning: You may want to stock up on tissues before pressing play.
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Even then, I was still pressing it out and making it smooth.
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Top each with one of the remaining squares, pressing edges to seal.
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It's great to see the Academy take pressing women's issues so seriously.
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Scissor jump: Jump and switch legs while pressing the arms back. 4.
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We're customers, and Sandberg's most pressing business has always been business itself.
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The case has also become more pressing to other foreign news organizations.
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I once dreamt that a girl was pressing her body into me.
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But, with a final season announcement comes a lot of pressing questions.
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Gently top with the other rice cake, pressing lightly to adhere. 3.
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It's a pressing question in our modern era of refreshed nuclear anxiety.
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Further pressing the issue, St. Louis filled the bases with one out.
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It was pushing me forward, pressing more of me out of me.
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But arguably, the most pressing challenge facing the scientific community is internal.
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Homeland Security officials have spent much of 2019 pressing Chinese spying fears.
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My kidney, liver, spleen, they're all enlarged and pressing on different things.
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Go ahead and do the thing above, pressing play on the video.
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It's one that's pressing up, sometimes uncomfortably in an increasingly sleepless world.
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On Brexit, Britain's most pressing priority, he had nothing substantive to say.
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Refugees are again pressing on Turkey's borders, but many will stay put.
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Egypt's most pressing foreign policy concerns, however, lie just across its borders.
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In the video, Zendaya also answers other pressing (and frequently asked) queries.
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Kanye and 45 are talking shop on a list of pressing issues.
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The need to fight for equality, however, is as pressing as ever.
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Fiscal consolidation is perhaps the most pressing element in this year's budget.
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Personally, I think climate change and income inequality are more pressing issues.
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The ECB, however, can keep pressing the bank to meet its demands.
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Bring in some experts so you can focus on more pressing matters.
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Trump – Trump believes student loan debt is a pressing challenge for Americans.
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You can also stop recording by pressing and holding the record button.
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In the short term, there are more pressing issues to contend with.
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The most pressing issue in his schedule today is adequate nap time!
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"These reissues put a real strain on pressing plants," Mr Reeder says.
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The most pressing deadline is to fund the government before April 28.
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That is why our first, most pressing task in the United States
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The government's fecklessness extends to Egypt's most pressing problem: its overvalued currency.
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The more pressing demand, he says, is land for housing in cities.
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The increasingly pressing question, though, is to whom is Facebook actually accountable?
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What's happening: Some CEOs are already stepping in to address pressing issues.
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But there is a pressing need for more attack helicopters and drones.
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In the journals, we see him pressing his cheeks against cold museum
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John Kennedy during a lengthy back-and-forth pressing DHS for specifics.
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The solution is easy, and it starts by pressing a simple button.
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Real tax reform should tackle our country's three most-pressing fiscal challenges.
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Whatever the new ministry looks like, the most pressing issue is expertise.
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Hence the pressing question of where the public funds will come from?
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For European leaders, the most pressing question is how to deter contagion.
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But, as this recent case makes apparent, the issue remains quite pressing.
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The police can hold suspects for several weeks before pressing formal charges.
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T-Mobile's shareholders are pressing for better terms with a lower price.
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Microsoft is now pressing ahead with its next update, codenamed Redstone 5.
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I was pressing a napkin to my tongue to stanch the bleeding.
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The exception to that is if you have more pressing financial needs.
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There is a pressing need for rigorous, unbiased and nonpartisan education research.
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An exercises on that scale is one of NATO's most pressing concerns.
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Because that is our best hope for tackling our most pressing issues.
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There were other, more pressing needs than a shiny, new sports stadium.
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" He said he felt Spacey "pressing into me" and "tightening his arms.
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" He said he felt Spacey "pressing into me" and "tightening his arms.
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Brown at the press conference discussed the pressing threat of climate change.
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Few issues are more pressing today than out-of-control drug prices.
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"Throughout the '80s we were pressing for this stuff," Mr. Eisenstein recalled.
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But for Shay, the most pressing problem is his falling-apart family.
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Conservatives are pressing to take care of defunding Planned Parenthood, though Sen.
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It is not clear, but that was never the most pressing question.
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And at a time when the most pressing challenges are global in
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It also may feel less pressing to voters than other headline issues.
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Usually you'll do this by pressing the "Source" button on your remote.
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First, we have obvious, pressing needs for public investment in many areas.
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For instance, pressing a button in the camera app takes a picture.
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But instead of scrapping its hardware unit, the company is pressing ahead.
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So far, prosecutors say they are not pressing charges against the couple.
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You control the direction and speed by pressing down with your toes.
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He said the U.S. has been pressing for inspectors on the ground.
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Or that building a wall will address the most pressing security problems.
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Poverty, education, and health care are all pressing issues in the state.
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Lawmakers are insistent they will keep pressing for answers from the administration.
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They know how to press the story without pressing it too hard.
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For many Cubans, the island's languishing economy is the most pressing issue.
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The hair ... ARE YOU SHAKING THE ROPES AND GORILLA PRESSING SOMEONE YET?!!
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The more pressing question to be asked is: what are the implications?
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These are the men who talk in hushed tones about pressing plants.
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Perciasepe said companies aren't pressing Congress because political leaders aren't prioritizing it.
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They were the only labels pressing in the late-80s and 90s'.
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Mariah, we're told, is pressing for the original in all its glory.
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It's a far cry from pressing play on the latest Tidal exclusive.
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Their goal is to employ synthetic biology to address pressing global issues.
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It's this moment of slippage that creates a the most pressing threat.
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But they can include immediate recommendations if they have pressing safety concerns.
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Hailey's case touches some of the most pressing problems at the jail.
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But the most pressing short-term issue is likely to be Iran.
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Top with a second slice of bread, pressing down to secure. 3.
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The family is also pressing for a lawsuit against the American government.
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In the following days, Feldmann kept pressing the police to do more.
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The need for donations remains as pressing as ever, across all demographics.
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For Mr. Stevenson, the labor shortage is still the most pressing problem.
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These are very relevant, pressing issues in the global arena and Myanmar.
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Pressing pause on my investments does not change our opinion on this.
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Your teenager probably has more pressing questions lined up behind that one.
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"The revenue side of it doesn't seem pressing for them," he said.
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Pressing his case now thrust the issue into the 2016 presidential campaign.
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Clear instructions are included, but it's basically pressing a series of buttons.
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McConnell has decided that he's pressing ahead one way or the other.
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People kept pressing play and they scored a couple rapturous write ups.
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"We are, so to speak, pressing the reset button," Mr. Syndram said.
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Wall Street, for once, does not seem to be a pressing problem.
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The business community began pressing for a halt to the extradition bill.
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I could feel the tension in his elbow pressing against my arm.
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Boca Juniors is now pressing for the same sanctions for its rival.
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Hopefully a lot of THUMP readers will also read Test Pressing too.
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Polysom is pressing at a rate of approximately 40,000 units per month.
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In your opinion, what are the most pressing questions in science today?
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More pressing is the number of children in the foster-care system.
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It also answers pressing questions like: how do you preserve a coelacanth?
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There remains another pressing question concerning Mr. al-Bashir: Where is he?
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It combined the voyeuristic appeal of reality TV with pressing political discourse.
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Democrats, on the other hand, say the threat is real and pressing.
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He remains there, draining and pressing tanks where grapes have been fermenting.
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You've got Senator Mark Warner's office pressing intensely on this Russia issue.
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Biden's camp denied that it was pressing for a sit-down debate.
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America has crucial infrastructure needs, but few are as pressing as this.
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They are also pressing for reviews of licensing agreements and joint ventures.
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President Trump has responded belatedly and erratically to the pressing domestic needs.
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Insurers have been pressing for certainty as they plan for next year.
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Still, he said he understood how pressing the issue of homelessness was.
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American friends of Europe should be bold in pressing for EU reform.
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Clearly, this year's campaign has created a pressing demand for comic relief.
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"Of course the president is pressing for a Biden investigation," Holmes said.
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This issue of accountability had become more pressing in the previous decade.
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Some people pointed out that they have more pressing concerns on Tinder.
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And Wyatt Cenac hosts a docu-series exploring America's most pressing issues.
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"We are not pressing them," Silver said, referring to the Chinese government.
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Progressing regionally and nationally and earning university scholarships were more pressing targets.
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You can sense the water from the reservoir pressing against the walls.
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The latter is perhaps the most pressing issue for the Boy Scouts.
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Pressing control in these cases feels so good I want to scream.
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The more pressing priority, they told him, should be improving legal immigration.
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As is the need to tackle the pressing policy questions head on.
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Other advisers pressing Mr. Trump to remain were furiously making their case.
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The White House is pressing for a cease-fire in the region.
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Unfortunately, today's political environment presents real peril to addressing this pressing need.
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Pressing the button for the backdoor immediately pops it open just slightly.
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Sure, it's off-putting to some, but there are more pressing concerns.
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Today anything immediately pressing is sent through email or over the phone.
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We're about to get some answers to those two very pressing questions.
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All retailers must adapt, but the urgency is more pressing for some.
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We stood side by side for a second, pressing and kneading it.
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Pressing the home button brings you back to the Oculus Home menu.
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But trade is not the most pressing issue for U.S.-India relations.
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Sadly, many of the warnings offered have become more pressing than ever.
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So we asked scientists to help answer your most pressing climate questions.
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This will make it so pressing Shift + Tab won&apost do anything.
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And revealing, and pressing, the banks financing the pipeline project is great.
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"America faces difficult challenges and pressing problems at home and abroad," Rep.
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The solutions to the most pressing problems are right before our eyes.
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Their world got a little smaller, its mysteries a little more pressing.
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Theirs might be a quixotic venture, but they are pressing ahead anyway.
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Many regions still face pressing issues around decarbonization of power and industry.
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Here are six pressing award-season questions that will soon be answered.
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Local police forces are reportedly considering pressing criminal charges against the man.
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But the issue is even more pressing than even our heroes realize.
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"That should be our real, pressing and grave worry tonight," he said.
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The Dems in Congress pressing him for information are part of it.
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Most Democrats also simply don't see this as a particularly pressing issue.
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U.S. negotiators are pressing for more access to Canada's protected dairy market.
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The U.N. classifies South Sudan's refugee crisis as the world's most pressing.
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Form the mixture into plum-sized balls, pressing firmly together to bind.
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The main agenda items are: Perhaps Trump's most pressing national security challenge.
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Notepad is also introducing the ability to zoom in on the text, which you'll be able to perform by pressing Ctrl + the plus or minus key, or pressing Ctrl while using the mouse to adjust the zoom level.
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While pressing the shutter button quickly in the native iOS Camera app takes one photo, pressing and holding the shutter button makes the app capture a "burst" of about 10 images a second until you lift your finger.
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Once the standard cruise control activated by pressing the center button on the directional pad on the left side of the steering wheel, Pilot Assist is then turned on by pressing the right arrow on that same directional pad.
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The threats of nationalism and authoritarianism, though grave and pressing, seem less acute.
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But the more pressing question is why this happened in the first place.
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The most pressing one, arguably, is antitrust—as was the case with oil.
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So bone up on the rules of the road before pressing that button.
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The need for more teachers is pressing enough to justify the wider focus.
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Mr Trump recently admitted that pressing China into service "has not worked out".
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One of the pressing questions is, how does dark matter interact with itself?
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Steve King, R-Iowa, vowed to personally continue pressing for the ethics reforms.
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But I do feel a pressing responsibility to give Americans my best judgment.
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Facing internal resistance, those pressing for change shift to an "arm's-length model".
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The most pressing question of our time might be: How bad is it?
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But the server slowdowns a few weeks later presented a more pressing concern.
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Three minutes later, Portugal were pressing again and Ronaldo factored into another goal.
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"Picture two rocks pressing down on one side of a balloon," he says.
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Given the pressing humanitarian needs, stabilization alone should be the priority for now.
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The President-elect, however, might just disappear many of Exxon's most pressing problems.
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Maybe the key here is to stop pressing the button for ketchup chips.
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There's no dragging, pulling, or rough pressing, which will always make things worse.
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They can also be seen in the footage pressing him for more details.
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You turn bullet-time on and off by pressing the left thumbstick (L3).
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In the grand scheme of things, I know there are more pressing concerns.
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Homophobia is still a real and pressing issue, permeating all levels of society.
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Most CEOs are status-conscious and see no harm in pressing the flesh.
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This gesture is much more efficient than double-pressing on the home button.
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Ever since he broke his word, they have been pressing him to repent.
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You can also use Alexa to warm the bed without pressing a button.
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The most pressing issue for the Tar Heels is recalibrating their shooting touch.
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Disney, however, has an even more pressing hurdle looming within its feature slate.
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For Twitter, it's less pressing, because fewer apps rely on a Twitter account.
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However, Maynard said the Zoo will not be pressing charges against the family.
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They rank health insurance and red tape as their two most pressing concerns.
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But the most pressing problem with 8K is a complete lack of content.
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"We weren't pressing Ukraine to get rid of a tough prosecutor," Biden said.
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Mario Diaz-Balart, both from Florida, have been pressing Trump on the matter.
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They are just paying for the pressing and taking half of the money.
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Enterprise risk management is a pressing issue at the C and board levels.
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Pressing the right key moved the drum on, yielding sweets for smarty-pants.
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The move shows how Rabobank is pressing on with efforts to restructure itself.
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And it might be for the best because he has more pressing concerns.
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In Bangladesh, it is legal for authorities to detain suspects without pressing charges.
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So, how else will people know about a pressing issue of national security?
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It's time for people to cool their guns and consider more pressing causes.
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I'd try pressing the tiny power icon on the touchscreen and again, nothing.
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But climate, particularly, is far too pressing for any of us to ignore.
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They can also be seen in the footage pressing him for more details.
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You can also undo that by pressing the same button a second time.
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Even more pressing for UPS is the changing nature of the delivery business.
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Rather, our pressing need is to understand precisely how imprecise these devices are.
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Maybe it's not the most pressing question, but it's still a good one.
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This is a pressing question that is currently plaguing the Orthodox Jewish community.
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When he graduated high school, he said he was bench-pressing 280 lbs.
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Pressing threats included a natural pandemic, nuclear war, and a deliberately engineered pandemic.
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The marketing consultant told reporter Ronan Farrow Thursday that she was pressing charges.
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Knee-up with lunge: Lift knees to chest while pressing the arms back.
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Bayview was a food desert, a particularly pressing problem for the neighborhood's residents.
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Pharmaceutical costs have emerged as a pressing political issue in the United States.
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But there's still one big pressing question for Prisma: where is video support?
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The pressing danger is of war on the Korean peninsula, perhaps this year.
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The problem is, the $46 billion electric-car maker has more pressing concerns.
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The scale of deforestation in the Amazon, for example, is a pressing concern.
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Opening the app and pressing play feels like peering into Freddie Mercury's brain.
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Pressing left on the D-Pad brings up your Exosuit's heads-up display.
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"It is comparable to any other nut or oil pressing facility," says Katz.
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Pressing and holding the new back button brings up your credit card(s).
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I took to avoiding pressing the water cooler button with a bare hand.
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"Well, nobody was pressing it, nobody was caring much about it," Trump said.
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With Trumpcare in the past (for now), Trump and Republicans are pressing forward.
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She switched on her brights, pressing the confirm button at the car's query.
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Turkish forces are currently pressing an offensive against Kurdish fighters in northwest Syria.
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Despite the precedent, Sprint and T-Mobile are pressing ahead with their plans.
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Those are the real pressing questions that no one seems to be answering.
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"Without a doubt the most pressing of these is global warming," he added.
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U.S. Federal Reserve has signalled that it is pressing pause on rate rises.
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Addressing this so-called twin balance sheet problem is the more pressing priority.
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Even when Simpson tried to get Sacha to stop, the comedian kept pressing.
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They were pressing, just like we would have been if we were down.
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The question became more and more pressing about what was a nation state.
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A Federal Reserve pressing pause should give rise to bond prices, says Gordon.
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Senators are now pressing the House to pass the bill without weakening it.
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Daruka sat in Vallabh's lap, pressing a chopstick holder to her double chin.
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Think back to that Flavourful mix they did for Test Pressing in 20163.
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Most Americans (58 percent), for example, see climate change as a pressing issue.
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Simply, there were much more pressing things to actively stress about than food.
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Feature phones should have the facility by pressing numeric key 5 or 9.
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Democrats were more dogged in pressing officials on the events of the election.
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The more pressing financial fears become, the higher it is likely to go.
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Is our justice system incapable of pressing these cases to their rightful conclusion?
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Other LNG buyers, including top importer Japan, are also pressing for better terms.
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Domestic business and financial lobbies are pressing to stay in the single market.
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Rising sea levels are one of the most pressing dangers, according to Santer.
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The FARC's crimes extended to extortion, kidnapping and pressing children into military service.
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We also bring professional solutions for mastering and shipping and good pressing turnovers.
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And in shaping panels, lines can be made sharper than with conventional pressing.
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Before the Mueller announcement, Democratic leaders were pressing ahead with their investigative strategy.
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They mostly agree on issues, but Pressley is pressing a case for change.
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It is a story whose relevance grows more pressing with each passing year.
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Der Spiegel didn't name the investors it said were pressing for the change.
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And this two-part risk is more pressing to Boivin than a recession.
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Pressing the green button starts the stopwatch, and the red button stops it.
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During that time, they have the option of pressing charges against their trafficker.
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At least opting out is as easy as pressing a button — for now.
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Double pressing it brings up Siri on iOS and Ok Google on Android.
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The most pressing question is how closely Europe's fate is connected to Britain's.
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It is there for ease in pressing, and it will eventually come out.
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But the greater the distance in time, the less pressing these issues become.
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But we may never get an answer to the most pressing question: why.
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It also demonstrates that pressing a button is not such a mere thing.
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With this changed dynamic, opening Yucca Mountain is an even more pressing issue.
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Liberals, pressing centrist senators to block anyone they believe would overturn Roe v.
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"It felt like an elephant pressing down on my chest," she tells PEOPLE.
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But, if this problem you're dealing with is particularly time-pressing or groundbreaking?
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Those pressing the complaint against the soccer clubs said it was not personal.
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Stakeholders in the $1.3 trillion North American market should keep pressing for progress.
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But debates on solutions to our most pressing issues should begin with facts.
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Meanwhile, Mueller is said to be pressing forward by investigating matters involving Manafort.
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New Leadership for Ohio released a TV ad Thursday pressing Strickland's gun record.
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Another maneuvers the side panel to the body, pressing the panel in place.
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And terrorism, immigration, racism and gun control seem more pressing than school lunch.
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By simply pressing down on the accelerator, you can reach a high speed.
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That's why I counsel other founders to not waste their time pressing investors.
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But it is as if my belly is pressing down on my nerves.
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It fetishizes guitar-guy authenticity like a vinyl hipster does first-pressing LPs.
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I think there was a little bit of pressing going on all week.
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Corruption has become a pressing issue for the country amid slowing economic growth.
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On the other is a growing group that is pressing for further opening.
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Besides, pressing down on the ricer is an essential part of the process.
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This requires pressing the jeans, putting on the buttons, and adding the tags.
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With food retailers pressing manufacturers to minimize price rises, one response was "shrinkflation".
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The waffling from this administration on such a deeply pressing issue is unacceptable.
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Now, however, it seems as if Washington is pressing on the gas pedal.
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Turn on Sticky Keys by pressing shift five times in a row.2.
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But it wasn't just pressing the wrong button alone that caused the mess.
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But for these Yankees, there is a more pressing question: Can he pitch?
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"If the door never closed, we would stop pressing the button," he continued.
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Macron and other European leaders are pressing Trump to remain in the agreement.
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O, which itself has pressing cash needs, will add to its liquidity issues.
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Newsom is pressing cities and counties to meet those ambitious housing expansion targets.
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This pressing crisis required a substantial investment, and caused a systemic economic contraction.
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Within five minutes of pressing the button in the chamber, they will die.
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Strap yourself in and go and go and go by pressing play above.
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It has also been pressing Kiev to implement reforms and tackle entrenched corruption.
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After getting seated, passengers start the ride by pressing a "start ride" button.
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But I stripped him of his freedom by pressing him into Kryos' service.
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There may be a more pressing reason for the company's adult content ban.
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And it means I can drive seven hours to see our pressing plant.
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Pressing pause on the non-detained docket is likely to exacerbate the issue.
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Strain through a fine sieve, pressing to extract as much liquid as possible.
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Drnaso has been doing shifts at the factory's button-pressing machine for years.
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Senate Democrats will be pressing in January to make the scrutiny even broader.
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The more pressing concern is slowing demand, according to the research firm BloombergNEF.
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As time kept ticking, the Cavaliers kept pressing, their panic growing increasingly evident.
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"We kept pressing through, even in those hard times," Joanna told the crowd.
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But he does not seem to know how to fix that pressing problem.
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But Macron's agenda is likely to be sidelined by more pressing geopolitical issues.
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J. J. Nick had been pressing me to do a book with him.
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Time was pressing; the troops had orders to reclaim the square in hours.
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Of the 276 regions, some are pressing for independence or much greater autonomy.
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"Freezing is like pressing the pause button on your food," Ms. Gunders said.
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Most pressing: urgent shortages of protective equipment in particular, like gloves and masks.
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So one of the most pressing challenges remains: What to do about shelters?
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For decades Aboriginal Australians have been pressing for the return of the bones.
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Christensen and Summers have been pressing the FBI for more information for years.
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He continued on to say that the restaurant would not be pressing charges.
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It refers to physically pressing a button down, and the answer is KEYSTROKES.
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Business and industry groups are also pressing leaders in Washington for aid packages.
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The most pressing geopolitical need may be in the realm of nuclear diplomacy.
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The Gypsies of Perpignan feel the expanding university below pressing up against them.
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"We've got quite pressing economic reasons to celebrate our history," Mr. Snow said.
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Airport workers in Orlando and Denver also are pressing for $153 minimum wages.
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Use this as a pressing cloth and press with a moderately hot iron.
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But there's a more pressing issue here: This book ends with a cliffhanger.
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The pressing question, they argued, was whether the two drugs worked equally well.
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Retiring For most of your working life, it wasn't exactly a pressing concern.
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Indeed, the law is the offspring of two pressing realities in French politics.
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The company is still pressing for involvement in the project, according to sources.
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A growing number of victims are alerting law enforcement officials and pressing charges.
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But the connection was bad, and he had something more pressing to convey.
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If you don't see this symbol, try pressing any button on your remote.
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Occasionally, a male colleague will challenge Ms. Edwards for pressing a feminist agenda.
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Highlight the text that you'd like to translate before pressing the keyboard shortcut.
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The Enciso family have been pressing for government action more than a decade.
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I will be pressing the Administration for additional details in the days ahead.
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However, if you've taken a screenshot by pressing the Windows + PrtScn keys:1.
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And the junior senator from Kentucky said he would continue pressing the issue.
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The flu "poses the bigger and more pressing peril," the Washington Post said.
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"Can you see anything?" another asks while pressing her hand to the glass.
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Still, Tabbador said the courts' most pressing deficiency is their subordination to EOIR.
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And just as pressing proved to be contagious, so too has its counterpoint.
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I seemed to have a particular knack for pressing Mr. S.'s buttons.
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"They're pressing their chests out a little more," he said, citing his neighbors.
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As the pace of web evolution is accelerating, monitoring those changes are pressing.
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Pairing for the first time required pressing both earbuds for around five seconds.
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Despite its ubiquity, the issue of plastic waste is a big, pressing one.
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In short, energy security in no longer the pressing concern it once was.
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Addressing the environmental impact of the international art world is a pressing issue.
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The DSCC has been pressing Republicans on impeachment since McConnell's "impartial juror" comments.
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However, Greek officials are pressing creditors to ease that target from 2021 on.
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There is just Aster pressing her face on the ground, sliding toward her.
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Resistance to antibiotics has become one of the world's most pressing health issues.
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Resistance to antibiotics has become one of the world's most pressing health issues.
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The Obama administration held back from pressing more serious charges against Mr. Assange.
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Yet the risks on the other side—of pressing forward—are great, too.
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Lawmakers on both sides of the Atlantic are now pressing Facebook for answers.
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Plus, I guzzled so much water and the tech is pressing against me.
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In Washington, Facebook is pressing its case on a range of policy matters.
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However, Mnuchin said Tuesday there are other pressing issues with Beijing besides currency.
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That said, pressing for on-the-record sessions is always the preferred route.
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Her long arms reached behind me hesitantly, not fully pressing on my back.
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Five GOP senators are pressing Secretary of State Rex TillersonRex Wayne TillersonState Dept.
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President Zelenskyy's team immediately began pressing to set a date for the visit.
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His firm has been pressing its suppliers to upgrade to heavy-duty components.
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Here are the most pressing questions I have about the biblical-themed opera.
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But the more pressing issue may be the migrants already at the border.
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The Senate will return Monday to tackle a number of pressing Pentagon nominations.
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In recent months, the need to find peace has become even more pressing.
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The developments have encouraged liberal groups pressing for higher taxes on the wealthy.
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Pressing the trackpad when the MacBook Pro is powered down is pretty strange.
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Furthermore, if that anticipatory rise of dopamine doesn't occur, there's no lever pressing.
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The most pressing questions Roberts could face might concern potential prosecution witnesses. Sen.
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"We know rising costs in this area are a pressing issue," he said.
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His research focuses on pressing security, counterterrorism and socioeconomic issues in South Asia.
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Valero and others have been pressing EPA to make changes to the program.
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Outrage → calls for action → legislative quagmire → moving on to some other pressing issue.
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The trade was a response to that obligation, not to a pressing need.
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Congressional Republicans have been pressing the Justice Department for years about the operation.
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Another senior U.S. official said Washington would go on pressing for full accountability.
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Dems press Snyder to testify on Flint: House Democrats are pressing Michigan Gov.
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Here are the 10 most pressing unanswered questions about the Mueller report. 2.
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Clinton made text of the subtext, directly pressing Facebook to answer Twitter's challenge.
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Amid such pressing problems, international relations seemed a remote concern to many voters.
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The more pressing issue is how do you care about so many people.
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Another pressing issue: Was quark spaetzle with braised rabbit still on the menu?
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Upon pressing the shutter to take a photo, the camera exposes this film.
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Place your index fingers just above the corners of your mouth, pressing firmly.
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Democrats in a number of states have been pressing for gun control legislation.
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Elsewhere, local industry groups or consumer advocates have begun pressing regulators to act.
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London has been hoping and pressing for this to happen at the summit.
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But pressing delete doesn't scrub years of insights from inside the Trump Org.
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The main ingredient of this understanding is the absence of a pressing problem.
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Handling large volumes of plastic waste has become one of China's pressing challenges.
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She does not make whopping statements or address this or that pressing issue.
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Without gravity pressing down, bodies tend to lengthen as space expands between vertebrae.
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"Now, instead of pressing share, people have started copying and pasting," he said.
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What they don't want is someone freaking out or constantly pressing call buttons.
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So when we came to cold pressing we bought directly from a farm.
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He endorsed the bill that immigration advocates and Democrats have been pressing for.
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"How can you be sure it's not vaginal discharge?" she asked, pressing further.
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You can think of El Niño as a driver pressing the gas pedal on a car all the way to the floor, while La Niña is more like a driver still pressing the gas, but at a more moderate pace.
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Pressing Beijing on structural reforms is a waste of time in a blind alley.
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Northzone's Marta Sjögren found herself pressing the HappyOrNot buttons in airports and became curious.
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They also represent missed opportunities to address some of the nation's most pressing challenges.
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American officials said Saturday that they were pressing Iran to keep looking for him.
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Pressing down with 3D Touch brings up an additional option to clear all notifications.
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Improving customer confidence in electric cars, however, is the NIO executive's most pressing issue.
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Mortimer was "adamant about not pressing charges" and signed an affidavit with her refusal.
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To that end, Franken is pressing Apple to detail where it obtained those images.
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How to deal with e-vehicle rental firms more generally is another pressing matter.
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The first new record-pressing machines built in over 30 years are finally online.
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Maryam Saberi, 51, who lives in Tehran's affluent Zaferaniyeh neighbourhood, has more pressing concerns.
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We see that the industry still faces pressing problems in need of innovative solutions.
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Aileen Lee — one of your investors — is pressing me to ask you this question.
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That was some -- MACCALLUM: But President Obama was pressing sanctions at that point, right?
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Sorrell's tactic of pressing difficult questions is a role that's essential in any business.
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I found myself accidentally pressing these additional programmable buttons more often than I liked.
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While these pressing questions remain unanswered, check out a royals-approved scone recipe here.
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Hours ago, the president raised another pressing concern surrounding the ongoing Mueller witch hunt.
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Trump suggested that his administration will keep pressing the fight if the appeal fails.
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"There are far more pressing issues inside of schools than what a student wears."
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Democrats, meanwhile, have continued pressing on the exposed divide inside the Trump White House.
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Pena Nieto's critics accuse the leader of not pressing Mexico's interests during the encounter.
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The two agreed that the threat posed by North Korea is a pressing matter.
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After a couple of months of sessions, Kevin starts pressing me about my fears.
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I don't have anything pressing to denounce right now, but please come another time!
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Well, Elon Musk sure had a good run at fixing the world's pressing problems.
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There is a pressing need to recognize and acknowledge the rights of white people.
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But working on something as threatening and pressing as Zika has been particularly rewarding.
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As it happens, the current presidential campaign is pressing both of these questions anew.
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For another, economic insecurity and downward mobility is a pressing issue for many voters.
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If you're happy with your current setup, there's no pressing need to change it.
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He's on his way to a hospital, and says he's pressing charges against Chris.
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Climate change is a pressing issue, but it can often feel distant and abstract.
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I constantly found myself pressing harder than I should have to register a click.
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Apart from the economy, the most pressing issue facing the new government is Catalonia.
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If America is not pressing him to talk to the Palestinians, no one will.
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I placed my hands on the ceiling again, pressing my body forward into him.
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Perhaps a more pressing question is whether their own humanity can survive the attempt.
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After pressing "Ask Me," the app directs you to Facebook's site to log in.
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While pressing on the petal, I felt a prominent lump in my right breast.
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Despite pressing concerns over Zika and water pollution, the games promise to be historic.
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Given a prolonged slump, concerns about the timeliness of government spending become less pressing.
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The pressing plant we were working with actually fucked it up about eight times.
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It's been in the works between various pressing plants for well over a year.
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The U.S. isn't the only country where people are pressing Apple for more information.
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But there's a more pressing issue that Tumblr's porn ban seems to be addressing.
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If every group pressing for change took the same approach, it would become unmanageable.
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" A pressing question in her mind is, "are there other time bombs lurking around?
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The administration's attention is split by a pressing, extremely scary confrontation with North Korea.
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In their most pressing form, these quests can go global, sometimes with heartening results.
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"Production overhaul is more pressing issue," said Yuji Matsumoto, an analyst at Nomura Securities.
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Climate change is undoubtedly one of the most pressing issues facing our global community.
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Tapping toggles functions on and off, and long-pressing jumps you to more settings.
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Caravans make for evocative b-roll: masses of people pressing toward the United States.
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But in the UK, another pressing consideration has emerged: Are you funding organized crime?
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Perhaps most people thought blanket-stealing wasn't one of the world's most pressing issues.
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Campaigners are pressing Equatorial Guinea's president, Teodoro Obiang, to hand him over for trial.
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So how exactly are we pressing the "reset" button on our skin this season?
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Cook, without pressing down or moving burgers, until bottoms are browned, about 5 minutes.
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No longer was skateboarding about pressing the ollie button and then the grind button.
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"As time goes on, there are other things that are more pressing," Hosford says.
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Succession doesn't exactly seem like the most pressing matter at this point in time.
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Most of the times, pressing the digital crown acts like an iPhone home button.
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But as Mohan observed, Modi's administration seems to view the matter as especially pressing.
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More members of Congress are pressing Facebook to offer additional privacy protections to minors.
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Let's ask a pressing question that the markets are really thinking about right now.
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That's why Facebook is now pressing record labels even harder for a licensing deal.
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But Rosengren did not talk about timing — the pressing question for the Fed's Sept.
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Swiping and pressing with her arms is much faster than using prostheses, she says.
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It's super responsive and long-pressing it to lock the screen is still handy.
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Hence Mrs Pelosi has offered a series of reasons to avoid pressing the button.
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He was pressing pillowcases with a heavy iron that wagged a thick, black cord.
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Mr. Burke began pressing officers to lie about what had occurred, federal prosecutors claim.
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And savvy scooter companies would do well to be pressing on that policy front.
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He did a stellar job battling malaria and pressing the fight against sex trafficking.
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So it was pressing on this nerve on my back that affected my legs.
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She could cement Germany's foreign-policy credentials, by pressing on towards NATO's 2% goal.
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Mitigating the opioid epidemic is critical, but curbing heavy drinking is just as pressing.
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When Google bought the company in 22, the question of control became more pressing.
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Is the notch a matter so pressing that it should guide your buying decisions?
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"In this project, I wasn't physically behind the lens, pressing the shutter," she says.
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Engagement China has been pressing for the US to adopt yet another approach: engagement.
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"We all agree it's terrible," Leahy said, pressing the Facebook founder for substantive answers.
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Science and its practical applications can uncover solutions to the world's most pressing issues.
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"Six months later, the education issue just wasn't as pressing or visible," he said.
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But Robert Herring and his son Charles, the president of OANN, are pressing forward.
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Muhammad bin Nayef was out front, dealing with the country's most pressing challenge, terrorism.
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How does this "pressing down on language" achieve anything different than turning a page?
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The pressure of 500 pounds per square inch is pressing all around your body.
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Together we folded our first crane, our fingers pressing creases into the soft paper.
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The crown prince is pressing for progress in modernizing GCC societies socially and economically.
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Ravich was part of a dissident shareholder group pressing for changes at the company.
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Rep. Rob Bishop is pressing the NRDC for answers about its ties to China.
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That has left Odebrecht pressing banks for a lifeline, with limited success so far.
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The cases themselves are legal, but maybe think twice before pressing that record button.
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Uganda has been pressing ahead with several major projects, including new dams and roads.
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Even when he moved on top of me, pressing down, he felt almost weightless.
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Pressing the up button from the watch face screen brings up a workout summary.
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The risk of prosecutors pressing new charges against Temer could also darken the outlook.
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"Update: A lot of you have asked, but I'm not pressing charges," he wrote.
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There is no 3D touch, so pressing harder on the screen won't activate anything.
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You can also access them by pressing the eraser button on the Surface Pen.
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And that required going far beyond just pulling out a phone and pressing record.
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Also helping sentiment was Washington pressing the European Union to speed up trade negotiations.
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I mean, in terms of most innovative and interesting forward-pressing innovator in digital.
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Another pressing reason to deregulate is that Nigeria faces a chronic shortage of dollars.
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Drunk me didn't realize that pressing the L key on the keyboard liked photos.
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Better to disable notifications and focus on more pressing matters of his post-presidency.
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The scientists are pressing for a permanent ban on gill nets in the region.
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Joseph pressing his face against the window glass in the Oval Office in February.
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The absence of investor safeguards has become an increasingly pressing concern for financial regulators.
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Users can now access historical information for activities by pressing right on each tab.
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Fortunately, Broadly astrologer Annabel Gat is here to help with your most pressing concerns.
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But those hurdles may not be enough to sway governments pressing for banking consolidation.
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This is the team's lone pressing need at this point, and it needs addressing.
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More pressing is the drift of trading liquidity into the over-the-counter shadows.
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In recent months, Mr. Lee had been pressing Ms. Field about moving in together.
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Banks in India and elsewhere are pressing Mr. Mallya to get their money back.
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Scott pressing for a concession Scott would like to get on with his life.
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This is a truly pressing problem undoubtedly weighing heavily on Abdullah's always-overstressed kingdom.
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Senators who have been pressing for leadership to include the repeal hailed the decision.
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Rosselló, ahead the meeting, said he plans on discussing "pressing needs" with the President.
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Some, including Intel Corp and Qualcomm, began pressing Commerce for carve-outs soon after.
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If SALT deductions were the only pressing concern, Republicans could perhaps find a way.
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Go deeper ... EPA head: Drinking water, not climate change, is world's most pressing issue
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