A story of progress, fitful progress, incomplete progress, but progress.
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"We don't make economic progress without social progress, and likewise, you don't make social progress without economic progress," Murphy said.
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I believe in progress, progress always created more jobs than progress used to destroy.
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"My gut tells me we're making progress, progress, progress," said Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer.
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The result of that proximity has been progress -- not progress by leaps and bounds, but progress nonetheless.
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Progress for the rest of us Progress for people Progress for all Getting ahead together Making America work. Together.
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Everything, even progress — perhaps especially progress — has a cost.
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"The economic progress, the social justice progress, the human rights progress, the civil rights progress, all of it would be rolled back if, God forbid, we elect Donald Trump president," she said.
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Image: APScientific progress doesn't always exactly look like, well, progress.
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But please do not mistake uneven progress for no progress.
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Insufficient progress is not to say no progress at all.
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Progress for one group doesn't necessarily mean progress for everyone.
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I even said this political progress could involve moral progress.
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Progress for the rest of us Theme: In it together Progress for people Progress for all Getting ahead together Making America work. Together.
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Mayor Pete's progress is our progress, his journey is our journey.
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It was the price of progress, and progress, ultimately, benefitted everyone.
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We make progress, then we regress, then we make progress again.
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It can lead to progress; it's a vital part of progress.
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Mayor Pete's progress is our progress; his journey is our journey.
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Technological progress without an equivalent progress in human institutions can doom us.
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To what extent was someone like Edie Windsor's progress really our progress?
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Is this end times for environmental progress or, more specifically, climate progress?
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The stakes were far lower than last season, but progress is progress.
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Progress made on a lot of little things, but on the structural things that we want progress made on, there hasn't been much progress made.
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So, while we acknowledge and applaud the progress we've made in some areas, we must all agree that some progress is far from enough progress.
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We've made real progress in understanding the nature of populism, moderate progress in analyzing its causes, and barely any progress in identifying its potential remedies.
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Yes pants, yes progress For the record, it looks like 3/4 shorts are, in fact, one standard deviation away from manpris, but progress is progress.
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Since then, Apple's progress has been slow—and hasn't always felt like progress.
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I am not here to dismiss these statistics, and, certainly, progress is progress.
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But progress is progress, and one of the shows, "Superstore," is pretty good.
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This clearly happens with technological progress but also, less linearly, with cultural progress.
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Progress competes with a number of other weight loss trackers on the App Store, like SnapTrack, Fitness Progress Photos, Selfit, Fitstream, Transformation Suite Progress, and many more.
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They're seeing good progress in my test results, and I'm feeling that progress physically.
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Just as we cannot have progress without order, we cannot have order without progress.
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"It is speed as the nature of dromological progress that ruins progress," he wrote.
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Progress was slow, but progress was occurring, and none of it was actually difficult.
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Once you feel like you're making progress, you're more likely to continue making progress.
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Progress, real progress, makes me cry harder than anything, when the world itself grows.
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Progress against NTDs is intimately tied to progress against nearly every global development goal.
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On progress: I think in the late spring or summer, we could see progress.
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"The goal here is just to make progress," he said—incremental, but life-saving, progress.
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Well, you know, I get briefed every Tuesday on the progress, and there's ample progress.
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While we have made some progress, it is often progress other countries started years ago.
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Do you see this as real progress, or could it be an illusion of progress?
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The lack of progress in other sectors is threatening to ground out progress in electricity.
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Because technology is progress, and every piece of progress is a step forward for humanity.
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This progress is welcome, but this is no time to stop the fight for progress.
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" Progress Software Corporation: "Progress Software is a company that's had an unbelievable long-term business.
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But we monitor and track progress against the companies' commitments, and we've found good progress.
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That would be progress, but not the progress the nation needs for truly representative democracy.
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It achieved a lot of economic progress, but that progress went disproportionately to white males.
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What constituted progress, for example, and was it really progress to keep people alive indefinitely?
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Progress is real, progress happened, and that's why we can't just turn back the clock.
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Would I have to send you a screenshot of my progress, which is actually your progress?
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You can't make progress toward your goals if you don't even know what progress looks like.
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"The best way to feel good about progress," Dr. Amabile said, "is to actually make progress."
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"This news, it's progress, but I cannot call it the progress we really want," said Prof.
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Whether it's because of progress on the trade war front or progress in terms of Brexit.
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"We have made no progress as the market has made a lot of progress," Worth said.
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Asked whether there was progress at the Gulf Cooperation Council summit held last week, Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman al-Thani told Reuters that there has been "small progress, just a little progress".
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But progress is progress, and a full-scale test is definitely a step in the right direction.
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They believe that practical progress is not progress if only wealthy white women are at the helm.
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"There is progress, but progress is excruciatingly slow," said Martin Chungong, head of the Inter-Parliamentary Union.
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While we're continuing to make progress, the World Bank report is also clear that progress is slowing.
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So the U.S. either targeting other Asian countries, obviously there there's been good progress with Korea, good progress with Europe, good progress with Japan, but until that's completely settled, there's still some risks.
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It's progress, but perhaps not quite the progress the Academy was suggesting with its splashy announcement and graphs.
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If progress is not made, the equity market should either pause or correct until meaningful progress is made.
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"Like I said, it's progress and we can't defeat progress," 90-year-old Glenn Gurley tells Fox News.
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A movement toward true equality cannot celebrate progress of some and ignore the lack of progress of others.
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The Rink is very much a work in progress The Rink is very much a work in progress.
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This does not mean progress in computing will suddenly stall, but the nature of that progress is changing.
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Liberalism depends on a belief in progress but, for many voters, progress is what happens to other people.
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"'Bishop's Progress' dealt with progress and the Christian," Mr. Mano told the reference work World Authors in 1991.
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Approaching cooperation from the bottom up makes for diffuse and frustratingly slow progress, but it makes for progress.
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The team tracks progress on a white board that showed weekly progress since the service debuted in January.
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At the same time, I realize that making any progress is better than making no progress at all.
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First, it's not that progress is swinging around too slow, it's that there's very little progress at all.
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Ultimately, de Jager&aposs story is a reminder of progress — and all the progress left to be made.
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In linear progress, after thirty iterations you've advanced thirty steps; in exponential progress, you've advanced 1.07 billion steps.
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While women have made clear progress in the field, reaching the top levels of government, progress is uneven.
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Yeah, that's the progress I didn't acknowledge, we rather reported what happened, we just didn't call it progress.
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The result was that progress toward income equality was accompanied by significant progress toward racial and religious equality.
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"I've made tremendous progress, and so I see in the next few weeks even quicker progress," Spieth said.
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More exciting than the gradual sonic progress hardcore has made in recent years is its rapid social progress.
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Based upon progress by Sudan on these issues over multiple years, the Obama Administration lifted some, not all, sanctions on Sudan in January 2017 in recognition of that progress and to encourage continued progress.
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Maybe this was a work in progress, but it was also — like the visual album "Endless," which depicted Mr. Ocean building a staircase — a reminder that progress is work, and that work is progress.
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"Burma made a lot of progress and we would not want to see that progress reversed," the official added.
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Countries above 90 are making "excellent" progress, while those under 50 are considered to be making "very poor" progress.
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"We and the FCA will be monitoring progress closely and talking to Lloyd's to see demonstrable progress," she added.
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Heartbreakers, as a gay bar, suggested the possibility for progress in an environment where progress is a Herculean task.
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Progress is expected towards the inflation target and towards full employment, but that progress is expected to remain gradual.
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I spent hours agonizing over progress pictures as I picked apart my flaws and ignored the progress I'd made.
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And we're seeing some progress, especially compared to 2017 and as we progress through 2018, we saw broad improvement.
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"I've been trying to do this for long enough that some progress is better than no progress," he says.
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Paying Niantic and Nintendo money simply allows players to progress more quickly, but it doesn't impede their progress overall.
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Maggie Thompson is the executive director of Generation Progress, the youth-engagement arm of the Center for American Progress.
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The cargo ship, the ISS Progress 65 (also known as Progress MS-04) launched Thursday at 8:51 p.m.
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Progress Software – Progress beat estimates by 7 cents a share, with adjusted quarterly profit of 54 cents per share.
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But most issues remained open despite the progress, a day before the Eurogroup which was meant to assess progress.
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"Certainly there is progress toward more diversity, but more progress needs to be made for sure," Mayor Scherer said.
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There has been some progress in the US towards preventing robocalls through technology and legislation, but progress is slow.
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Brent J. Cohen is the executive director of Generation Progress, the youth arm of the Center for American Progress.
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You invest in companies like Uber, where the company's progress and technological progress, not the economy, will drive returns.
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A lag between the rapidity of black progress and white acceptance of that progress is responsible for this impulse.
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"In fact, we see this progress as cautionary and recognize that one of the greatest threats to progress is complacency."
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Power and progress The image of the United States has long woven with the idea of power, success, and progress.
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China has certainly made tremendous progress over the last two decades, but its modernization program remains a work in progress.
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"We are making some progress but not as much progress as we would like [in finding a suspect]," Smith said.
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ITALY'S PM CONTE SAYS WE CANNOT IMAGINE THAT PROGRESS ON ESM TREATY, EURO ZONE BUDGET HAPPEN WITHOUT PROGRESS ON EDIS
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"As a family, any news, any update and any progress is good progress and it is hopeful," said Sol Kim.
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Progress toward the third goal, however, is where the potential for the most transformational and truly game-changing progress lies.
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Brent J. Cohen is the executive director of Generation Progress, the youth-engagement arm of the Center for American Progress.
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Progress is, as ever, slow and gradual, and there's still a very long way to go—but it's still progress.
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And it was probably inevitable that progress on the racial front would lead to pushes for progress on other fronts.
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Although progress never occurs in a straight line and we have areas to grow, we've made a lot of progress.
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For now, strategy games by and large continue to reproduce notions of progress (particularly technological progress) in an uncritical fashion.
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That leads to this other debate, even within the scientific community: are we putting off when we're going to hit a bigger wall by just going "progress, progress, progress," and not keeping track of these other curves?
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But the real enemy of coal is progress — both the progress of science that has taught us the harm of coal mining and energy to both miners and our planet, the progress of technology that has invented cleaner and cheaper forms of energy, and the progress of time as coal sources have been depleted.
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Previous U.S. presidents have held off a summit pending progress, the result being that no real progress occurred over successive administrations.
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"Our data shows that while we are making good progress, we think this rate of progress is too slow," she said.
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Often executives offer us only boilerplate statements about "making progress"; this study offers a look at what progress might look like.
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But an ideology of inevitable progress is always going to make enemies for itself wherever 'progress' is experienced, instead, as violence.
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Most of all, they have rejected what Obama and his election stood for: progress—real progress—on the issue of race.
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That's why we've fallen in love with Black Mirror, because it's about the necessity of progress, and the danger of progress.
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"We have made significant progress, we are making significant progress every week ... and a deal is within our sights," he said.
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Progress: Cal Fire director Ken Pimlott said firefighters are making a lot of progress, but there's still much to be done.
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"The conversations are all about seeking clarity, and if that's called progress, then yes we did [make progress]," Pelosi said. Sen.
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But in everything else connected to the scandal there is little progress because Catholicism's leaders cannot agree on what progress means.
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Union leaders in North Carolina say that if only the media would cover their progress, they could make even more progress.
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Efforts to change the federal health care and tax laws remain works in progress — without much progress — potentially testing investors' patience.
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The bottom line: Progress has been made in reducing the stigma of mental illness, but that progress is fragile at best.
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Next week: A look at progress — and more often, the lack of progress — made by colleges in admitting low-income students.
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I THINK WE'RE PLEASED -- WE MADE A LOT OF PROGRESS WITH SOUTH KOREA, AS YOU KNOW, WE'RE MAKING PROGRESS ON NAFTA.
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I believe significant progress was made today, and my hope is that we can build on this progress in the future.
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A recent report found that progress in the state in electricity is on track, but progress on cars is way behind.
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Bourdain was never interested in progress for the sake of progress, because he was always curious about what might be lost.
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On every issue, we have to stand up for each other, recognizing that progress is not inevitable, that it can be fragile, it's in need of constant renewal, and that our individual progress depends on the progress of others.
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We made big progress, and indeed we made even more progress when the two leaders met over the last 24, 36 hours.
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It seems unlikely that a work-in-progress user experience online can be enhanced by another work-in-progress user experience offline.
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"The people who go into our industry, the people who progress can progress very quickly [as] store managers, district managers, et cetera."
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I think that again we should resist the temptation of assessing progress in philosophy in the same terms as progress in science.
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We have made progress in recent years on issues involving basic social and economic justice — progress that seems unlikely to be reversed.
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All of those things are things that must have resolution or major progress if not resolution, major progress for it in society.
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Pinker "talks about the progress we've made and how we could learn from the places we've made even faster progress," Gates explains.
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Trump sees progress on an arms control treaty as the likeliest area of progress for the Trump-Putin summit, the source said.
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Kris had been making progress and was hopeful of returning for the playoffs until about a week ago, when the progress plateaued.
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I would say that it's appreciating the progress that gives us the courage and conviction to try to strive for more progress.
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Not only did the metrics not really track progress, they didn't answer the question of what we were supposed to progress towards.
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Ortagus said the delegations made progress during the talks, including previewing several new initiatives that could open the door to future progress.
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"At the current state of progress, we're quite far from being able to say that sufficient progress has been made," Barnier noted.
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So that's the climate landscape in the United States: decent progress on electricity emissions coupled with scant progress in most other sectors.
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As we look toward a narrative of the progress women are making, and the progress that we can make in the future of cinema, we need to be wise about the invisible ways that that progress is being held back.
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Security is one of the biggest inhibitors of progress today--and we see Israel's role as a major benefactor of this progress worldwide.
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"While we are encouraged by the progress of these talks, progress alone does not justify the easing of the sanctions regime," he said.
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"Further progress in reducing unemployment and having inflation return to target is expected, although this progress is likely to be gradual," Lowe said.
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Despite progress since, walled-off sidewalks add to a work-in-progress vibe, and there are more cranes in the air than towers.
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"Both the leaders believe there's real progress that can be made, substantive progress that can be made at the next summit," Pompeo said.
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Danyelle Solomon is senior director of the Progress 2050 project for new ideas on diversity at the Center for American Progress Action Fund.
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"We are hearing about the good progress in the talks within the institutions and also progress in the talks with Greece," she added.
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And we made progress here, as well as at the same time made progress in the other venues that conversations were taking place.
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"This is clearly work in progress and a top priority for everyone in each of our brands, but we are making important progress."
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USAID likewise did not adequately track overall progress, according to the report, and relied on unverified Afghan government data in reports on progress.
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Delevering Progress: Crown has made progress on delevering following two major acquisitions of towers, or rights to towers, since the end of 2012.
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But the thing to remember is that the Giants remain a work in progress, and progress is exactly what they have been making.
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"We cannot move California's progress forward if the status quo keeps resisting the resistance in the progress here in California," De León said.
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We made steady progress over the year and more imp't we're putting in the systemic infrastructure to ensure progress for the long term.
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This brain-computer interface is the area that we haven't yet made that much progress in, but we are making progress in it.
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GIGOT: Yes, but are they -- is there any chance they can make progress on that, further progress here in the next coming few months?
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INGRAHAM: What&aposs the progress on Mueller-- GIULIANI: The progress on the Mueller investigation is that it&aposs falling apart of its own weight.
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And so while we are encouraged by the progress of these talks, progress alone does not justify the relaxation of the existing sanctions regime.
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Markets were awaiting the weekly crop progress report from the USDA on Monday, expecting news of good progress with U.S. corn and soybean harvests.
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"The worst thing you can do is to stop progress on AI [while] someone else is making progress on manipulation of AI," he said.
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I think that signals progress or at least potential for progress in a way that I wouldn't have expected before I started this project.
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Progress east and south of Mosul Iraqi security forces reported progress to the east and south of Mosul on their approach to the city.
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I'll give you an example that is still a work in progress, but where I think the progress is really palpable, and that's Afghanistan.
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They've made some progress in that decade, but I'm confident in saying they haven't made the progress they would have liked to have made.
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In October, the United States lifted 20-year-old sanctions tied to progress on progress on counter terrorism cooperation and on resolving internal conflicts.
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Great progress has been made to counter gender bias over the last two decades, but most of our progress is specific to conscious bias.
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"Student loan payments are crowding out retirement," said Maggie Thompson, executive director of Generation Progress at liberal think tank the Center for American Progress.
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There is no shortage of available metrics that can do a better job, such as the Genuine Progress Indicator or the Social Progress Index.
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"I never would've thought we'd see Homer Simpson in the Hall of Fame before Barry Bonds, but progress is progress," Malinowski told VICE Sports.
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So we won't experience 100 years of progress in the 21st century — it will be more like 20,33093 years of progress (at today's rate).
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"Margin progress is very impressive given the already high level and as others are struggling to make much progress," said Liberum analyst Charlie Campbell.
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Knowing where you already stand — what progress you made, and what remains to be done — is essential to making even better progress for 2020.
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"(It is a) work in progress, work in progress and we're giving it a little bit of time," Chief Executive Sidney Toledano told Reuters.
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I realize that this is "progress," but I, for one, am glad that I didn't have to experience that progress as a Boy Scout.
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" While progress has been made on the battlefield against ISIS, Schiff said, political progress in Iraq has been slow, and Syria is "horribly complicated.
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Color in each square as you progress up to being able to do 100 push ups, and that way you can see your progress.
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Progress in fighting poverty and disease may soon stall, and could even reverse, after nearly two decades of progress, Bill and Melinda Gates warn.
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We measure our progress, we talk about this idea of increasing the GDP of the internet, and we measure our progress on that basis.
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Women have been making "small incremental progress" since winning the right to vote in 1920 and "a lot more progress in the 1970s," she said.
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And we&aposve made a lot of progress today, we&aposll see how it all works out but we&aposve made a lot of progress.
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I believe that increasing our knowledge is a good thing, that knowledge generally leads to progress, and that Enlightenment knowledge has especially led to progress.
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Duke had agreed to install Progress Energy head William Johnson as chief executive of the combined company as part of the terms to buy Progress.
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The board - half of the board - are new eople so I think we are making good progress.. NH: And progress in making the customers happy?
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Duke had agreed to install Progress Energy head William Johnson a chief executive of the combined company as part of the terms to buy Progress.
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Capricorn emphasizes the importance of making progress and Mars retrograde is all about stalling progress — it's no wonder this would make for an unhappy union.
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So, the industry can take a (brief) moment to acknowledge the progress it's made — and then get right back to working towards even more progress.
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Progress Software — Progress earned an adjusted 53 cents per share for its latest quarter, 4 cents above estimates, but its revenue fell short of forecasts.
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"Compliance with those laws is what allows our country to make further environmental progress and maintain the great progress we have already achieved." she said.
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Sometimes I find myself assuming that we've made more progress than we have, and I find myself disappointed to see how little progress we've made.
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There are two paintings in progress on the floor, plus a plaster wall piece that I just made as part of a group in progress.
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The website is run by the Center for American Progress Action Fund, the sister organization of the Center for American Progress, a liberal think tank.
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I believe in social progress and I believe in medical progress, but it would be tremendous for them to be more awake to each other.
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We will make progress here, of course, and as with other digital technologies, the pace and extent of that progress is likely to surprise us.
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"Progress on NAFTA was made during previous rounds and the December intersessional and we expect more progress to be made in January," the official said.
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Thus the president's tariffs create little in the way of progress toward good policy and much in the way of progress toward an economic slowdown.
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The thesis is, take the 220 cancer biologists that were in the Center for Cancer Research, pair them with 203 engineers, put them in the same building, get this conversation going, and see whether we can accelerate progress to finding new ways to diagnose, treat, prevent cancer, to accelerate progress on cancer which has been, I mean, we've been making progress, but can we make progress faster?
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"While we have made progress in recent years on women's representation and ethnic and racial diversity, there is still significant progress to be made," they said.
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While the gap remains there and is stubborn, we do see small and gradual progress and we have data on policies that have facilitated the progress.
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In fact, I'd argue it's further evidence of Enlightenment progress that people have been capable of understanding that while progress is real, it's not without cost.
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"If there is certain progress to set the conditions for denuclearisation, a full-fledged progress in inter-Korean relations will become possible," it said, without elaborating.
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About 32,000 12th grade students participated in the 2015 study by the National Assessment of Educational Progress to assess the nation's progress in mathematics and reading.
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The reason this matters is that the science that is permitted to progress is the result of not just technological progress, but also politics and ethics.
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Being an optimist, he told Time, "means you're inspired to look for people making progress on those fronts, and to help spread that progress more widely."
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Progress Software — Progress earned an adjusted 27 cents per share for its latest quarter, missing estimates by a penny, while revenue also fell below analyst forecasts.
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Resist our president, and resist the progress the progress that you and I and our entire movement has fought for so hard, so long, to achieve.
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One official described the progress as "better than expected" Wednesday and another said, "We're seeing the beginnings of progress" on both the military and humanitarian fronts.
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Diversity progress: Intel's mid-year diversity and inclusion report shows some progress in increasing female representation, but representation among minorities — African Americans and Hispanics — remains flat.
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Frans Johansson, CEO of diversity-focused consulting firm The Medici Group, tells CNBC Make It that although Uber hasn't made significant progress, it's still progress nonetheless.
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The letter's signatories include several liberal organizations -- Center for American Progress, Allied Progress, Consumer Action and Indivisible -- that have broadly opposed the GOP financial deregulation agenda.
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This not only applies the wrong metric to judging progress (Adam Smith's great insight was that economic progress usually proceeds regardless of the intentions of businesspeople).
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"It is misleading and inaccurate for GAO to say that progress is not being documented or to imply that progress is not being tracked," Crumpacker wrote.
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There are some hopeful signs but I think if the labour market continues to progress we are very hopeful we will see faster progress on wages.
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The White House's statement says that Liberia "has made significant progress in restoring stability and democratic governance" and has also made progress in preventing Ebola outbreaks.
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Fourth, failure is the United States continuing to make concessions without seeing commensurate progress on the part of the North Koreans — or seeing, frankly, disproportionate progress.
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But major progress on almost every issue — climate change, immigration, middle-class living standards and gun deaths — depends on electing people who want to make progress.
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Schmitz, the Willmar principal, will be the first to tell you that his school and town are still a work in progress, but progress there is.
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All of the L.G.B.T. progress that I just mentioned — and virtually all of the L.G.B.T. progress in American politics, period — has happened on the Democratic side.
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As part of its $18 billion deal to acquire Progress Energy, Duke had agreed to install Progress head William Johnson as CEO of the combined company.
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Even with these caveats, I do see the conviction as a mark of progress — progress that is best understood in relation to the work of #MeToo.
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Works in Progress Over the past six months, the Works in Progress feature has documented projects across New York City as they slowly come to life.
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That the lavish amount of innovation that our era has blessed us with has translated into scanty progress, if progress means most people's lives getting better.
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"I can definitely see the progress – yes I would like it to be faster, but we are definitely making progress in the right direction," she said.
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However, the difference between a president who is not doing enough for progress — even one wedded to the national security state — and one who is using the power of the office actively to reverse progress and mobilize racists, the xenophobic, and the elites against progress is enormous.
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"There has actually been good progress made in these talks, and Michel Barnier himself has recognised that over the coming weeks we will be able to make constructive progress as well," May told reporters, adding that good progress was being made on the issue of citizens' rights.
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" He told the news conference: "While good progress on citizens has been made, we need to see much more progress on Ireland and on the financial settlement.
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Greer: If the road has always been synonymous with progress, then I thought I could also use it to show how that progress has stalled or failed.
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Bloomberg names only two of the groups — the Center for American Progress and Arabella Partners — although the Center for American Progress has denied receiving any such threats.
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That's how all these people have been feeling with the Obama administration, which, to me is progress, but to other people that progress meant fear and terror.
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The parade of tech initiatives in response to these recent natural disasters is an attempt to reanimate the myth that technology is progress, and progress is good.
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Progress Software's second-largest shareholder has also ask Progress' board to add five members, including a Praesidium representative and a member identified by the investment management firm.
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"There are a lot of complicated issues... We have made progress, we're trying to get back on the path of a lot of progress," Mnuchin told CNBC.
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Progress is definitely still a slow progress as far as magazines are concerned, but we're still hopeful the publishing industry takes this data and runs with it.
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Students in Indiana are currently taking the Indiana Statewide Testing for Educational Progress (ISTEP), tests designed to measure instructors' teaching abilities as well as students' academic progress.
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While some progress has been made, progress has been uneven and we are simply not getting the maximum benefit from these investments—even with increasing federal spending.
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Any analysis that only looked at the progress in deploying fixed broadband service or only looked at the progress in deploying mobile broadband service would be incomplete.
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Ms. Spears's status and progress are measured by a court investigator for her case, who is assigned to file reports on her progress once every other year.
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"The entire American Progress organization is thrilled to welcome Stacey Abrams to the Center for American Progress' board of directors," CAP President and CEO Neera Tanden said.
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It's another book like the Rosling book that talks about the progress we've made and how we could learn from the places we've made even faster progress.
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If you limit your progress to the surface level, you will end up undoing the progress you've made and reset back to what has become your normal.
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The two sides had been making progress in talks to reunite Cyprus as a bizonal, bicommunal federation, but the plebiscite row underscored how fragile any progress is.
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The past is indeed a tale of progress, but it is not a tale of continuous progress, and some of the reversals, though temporary, have been catastrophic.
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Most surgeons don't have time to track their patients' progress after surgery and may not have the math skills to analyze the patterns in that progress constructively.
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Greece, Slovenia and Kazakhstan have made progress with privatisations while Tunisia and Jordan, Albania and Belarus and Serbia were all singled out for progress in other areas.
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"This is a critical step to translate the historic progress made last year into real concrete progress on the ground," McCarthy said of the climate change funding.
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The country has made great progress in better protecting hard earned nest eggs, and it's critical to that progress that we don't let our vigilance fall back.
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"We've had a very good day, and I think we should make some progress, very good progress during this work period," Corker told The Hill this week.
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The landmark Equal Pay Act of 1963 brought significant progress to narrow the gender pay gap, but that progress has largely stalled for the past 15 years.
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Last week, Trump praised North Korea for "tremendous progress" in negotiations and he has routinely touted that progress as evidence of a successful administration in recent months.
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"Intellectuals hate progress," he writes, referring to the reluctance to acknowledge gains, and I know it feels uncomfortable to highlight progress at a time of global threats.
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But I do think that there is a benefit and virtue to continue making progress, and I think with progress means that you get some things wrong.
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Speaking at a news conference after EU leaders gathered in Brussels to seek a way to break the impasse in Brexit talks, Varadkar also said: Some progress has been made in recent weeks "but certainly not the level of progress which we could describe as decisive progress," he said.
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What this means is that you can now synchronize your reading progress, bookmarks, and digital annotations across all Kindle devices — and also sync your progress with Audible audiobooks.
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Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, said recently that U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer saw no progress on key issues, while President Donald Trump tweeted about "big progress" with China.
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"Great services quarter, unbelievable wearables quarter, significant progress on iPhone, and off-the-charts significant progress on China, compared to where we were the previous quarter," Cook continued.
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Most of the respondents -- 83% -- said some progress was being made in developing new treatments for heart disease, and fewer -- 52% -- said progress was being made with obesity.
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Girls insists that even the most halting kind of progress is worth trying to understand—and, in fact, it may be the only kind of progress that exists.
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Dave Loebsack, South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg and Center for American Progress head Neera Tanden headline the Progress Iowa Corn Feed, which kicks off at 1 p.m.
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It's worth remembering that while Trump has been unable to make progress on ridding himself of scandal, his progress on dismantling Obama's environmental legacy is just getting started.
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Finally, Ethiopia's new leadership is making remarkable progress on several fronts, but faces serious risks from within which could jeopardize the progress made over the last two months.
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And yet, once again, disappointment and progress are enmeshed; indeed, as with the new awareness of police abuses, the disappointment may partly be the consequence of the progress.
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Progress can be great, but this kind of progress brought us to where we are: a nation of exurbs built around a central locus of big chain corporations.
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In other areas, progress is stagnant: With respect to homeownership, unemployment, and incarceration, America has failed to deliver any progress for African Americans over the last five decades.
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"I was extraordinarily frustrated with Democrat politicians like Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, Tammy Baldwin too, who were undermining our progress there by lying about our progress," he said.
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Many Enlightenment thinkers recognized that progress is a provisional faith, precisely because they knew how closely belief in progress resembled the very religion they otherwise wanted to transcend.
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They want an administration and a government that will focus on their survival and progress, not on its own political survival and the progress of its legal defense.
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Verizon added insult to injury in some of these New Jersey areas by stating that customers that refuse Verizon's specific definition of progress are scared of technological progress.
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If real progress is impossible without bipartisanship, then real progress is impossible, the US political system is doomed, and we will suffer the ravages of unabated climate change.
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In fact, all it did was leave me un-caffeinated and sober with a constantly burning stomach that, while I had hoped indicated progress, was absolutely not progress.
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"Regulation slows progress, and our species needs progress to survive the many threats that face us today," they wrote, addressing Mr. Zeiler and the rest of the company.
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While Facebook, Apple, Google, Yahoo, Microsoft, Dropbox and others have issued "diversity reports" showing their progress (nor non-progress) in hiring a diverse workforce, Palantir has been silent.
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We used the PPP format (progress, problems and plans) for these regular missives, but progress was almost always slow and most of the time, problems far outstripped plans.
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For women in American politics, each point of progress serves as a reminder of the progress we have yet to make toward equitable power and presence in government.
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"This offers a huge opportunity for entrepreneurs, businesses, scientists and thought leaders to make progress in an area where we have not made as much progress," he said.
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Limited progress It remains to be seen how much progress achieved before the Olympics will be retained after the games are over, or if tensions will again worsen.
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In it, he argues that the concept of markets is the source of human progress, and that progress is accelerated when they are kept as free as possible.
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British business groups broadly welcomed the progress and urged swift progress toward a formal transition agreement that would preserve existing trading relations until a new deal is struck.
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Track Your Progress in a JournalWriting can be an incredibly helpful tool to help you define your goals, record your progress, and reflect on how far you've come.
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This mix of progress and decline appears in the most elaborate measure of quality of life, the Social Progress Index (SPI), the latest version of which was released today.
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You might include a summary section in your document that includes a written account of your progress, with embedded formulas that update key numbers automatically as you make progress.
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"It is a fact that there is no sufficient progress, but there is good progress after the speech of Theresa May in Florence, it unlocked negotiations," the official said.
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Second, Clinton argued the "root of the word ... is progress" and that she was the one who could make that progress, could get things done in Washington, if elected.
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A recently departed Google employee who worked with the Maps team believes the lack of progress was partly because Google didn't have the best benchmarks for measuring its progress.
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Michele Jawando is the Vice President of Legal Policy at the Center for American Progress, and Billy Corriher is the Director of Research for Legal Progress at the Center.
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"It is a fact that there is no 'sufficient progress', but there is good progress after the speech of Theresa May in Florence, it unlocked negotiations," the official said.
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But, just as I didn't make progress in fitness until I prioritized recovery, you will make very little progress working yourself into the ground with no strategic recovery involved.
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UNICEF said some progress had been made in preventing mother-to-child transmission, with about 2 million new infections averted since 2000, it said, but that progress was slowing.
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And, of course, Trump is taking credit for all that progress as it's continuing to progress under his administration, because he hasn't done enough to mess it up yet.
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It behaves just as you'd expect, giving you a list of in-progress movies and shows that you're watching, with a progress bar and the amount of time remaining.
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Yet though progress has been made, we as a nation are at an apex and we cannot fail now to capitalize on the monumental progress that has been made.
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But the question of whether or not one believes "Mayor Pete's progress is our progress" matters — because it speaks to the uncertain future of the LGBTQ movement at large.
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"So I wouldn't confuse delaying a day with a lack of progress; sometimes a delay can be a sign of progress if you're getting close to something," he added.
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"It is misleading and inaccurate for GAO to say that progress is not being documented or to imply that progress is not being tracked," Crumpacker said in the letter.
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At this point, we have made real progress . . .
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" On Monday, he posted the words, "Progress = Happiness.
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Over the past 2000 years, China has made tremendous progress in improving its military capabilities, but its modernization program will remain a work in progress in the decade to come.
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They will see what progress we are making year on year, and as we make progress on those 40 sustainability indicators, they automatically reduce our spreads or cost of borrowing.
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When you are looking for signals of progress in Afghanistan, the safety and security situation has actually deteriorated, but you can see real progress as it relates to girls education.
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I need a break to figure out what I want my sound to progress to, and I need a break to figure out how I want my visuals to progress.
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But the reality is that progress isn't a straight line and sometimes equality is challenged by people in power to remind us that freedom and progress don't come without effort.
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"For all the progress we've made, if we don't work as hard as we can in these next 16 days all that progress could be out the window," he said.
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President Obama touted the economic progress made during his seven years in office and called on Americans to build on that progress by supporting agendas that help the middle class.
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Before adjourning, Swain addressed that concern, asking for a status report by mid-June on progress to give creditors better access to financial information and any progress on restructuring negotiations.
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The goal of the patent system, as set forth in the Constitution, is to promote the progress of the "useful arts," which has always been understood to mean technological progress.
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Bayek is pushing back against the unstoppable flow of progress, and the tension between his immovable beliefs and the unstoppable march of progress gives birth to the Assassin Brotherhood... somehow.
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"This counterproductive negative campaigning needs to stop," Mr. Sanders wrote to the boards of the Center for American Progress and its sister group, the Center for American Progress Action Fund.
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He said the United States had not been making "sufficient progress" on getting North Korea to halt or dismantle its nuclear weapons program, and blamed China for the slow progress.
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Progress Software – Progress reported adjusted quarterly profit of 67 cents per share, beating estimates by 6 cents, with the maker of business applications software also seeing its revenue beat forecasts.
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"It's hard to know if this [progress] is because of physical therapy or HBOT, but I am definitely happy with the progress he's making in a short time," she concludes.
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Goodell said there had been a "tremendous amount of progress" made in the investigation in the last 30 to 60 days, though he did not detail what that progress entailed.
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HAMBURG (Reuters) - The summer heatwave has enabled west Europe's farmers make rapid progress with wheat harvesting, but rain in recent days has slowed progress in some countries, experts said on Wednesday.
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To my mind, it's an attempt by people who cannot stand the progress our country has made in recognizing the human rights of all of our citizens to overturn that progress.
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"Progress is happening and Nevada has made tremendous progress, but they're making up for lost time," she said, adding the National Rifle Association for years had a "stranglehold" on local lawmakers.
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That's why today, on Women's Equality Day, we not only celebrate the progress we've made, we also recommit ourselves to defending that progress and taking on the battles not yet won.
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The receipt of documents suggests progress for House Democrats who have often been frustrated in their efforts to, in some cases, conduct oversight but they have had progress in recent days.
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NAEP The National Assessment of Education Progress, a standardized test given periodically (every two years, in most subjects) that enables progress to be compared in all states on the same test.
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As China's economy grew, Beijing maintained that the economic progress that pulled hundreds of millions out of poverty outweighed the human rights cost of repressive measures that kept progress on track.
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To force through progress, Knight Vinke in June said it would seek to convene an extraordinary general meeting in September unless the two parties make significant progress in the coming months.
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"We've had a very good day and I think we should make some progress, very good progress during this work period," Corker, the chairman of the committee, said on Tuesday evening.
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" Yao Lu's "View of Waterfall with Rocks and Pines" (2007), in the "Progress and Place" section, exemplifies the oblique criticisms that many Chinese artists have raised about China's path toward "progress.
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"But I put 'work in progress' across my back because I feel like that's a big thing — we're all just works in progress trying to better ourselves in a healthy way."
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"The only thing in common with these people is a fascination with the progress taking place, and the progress that hasn't and that they're a student of those things," he said.
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His 2010 piece "This Progress" called for a series of guides at the Guggenheim to ask museum-goers about their ideas of progress, with the museum's famous rotunda as a backdrop.
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"We did expect that we would make more progress, or any progress, at this summit in June ... That hasn't been," Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar told reporters after arriving in Brussels.
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Kinvey will remain available as a standalone product but will be integrated with existing Progress tools such as NativeScript and DataDirect, wrote Sridhar, who will report to Progress CEO Yogesh Gupta.
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Advocates said the memos effectively direct agencies to run religious freedom tests on all agency actions, something noted by Think Progress, the independent news site of the Center for American Progress.
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" But, speaking to donors Saturday evening, Koch also trumpeted his network's progress over the past five years, which he said was "more progress ... than I've made in the previous 50 (years).
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Global stock markets have rallied and retreated repeatedly in recent months in reaction to comments from Trump about progress - or lack of progress - in negotiating an end to the trade conflict.
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AI ethics boards like Google's, which are in vogue in Silicon Valley, largely appear not to be equipped to solve, or even make progress on, hard questions about ethical AI progress.
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Colombia is also under pressure from the Trump administration to show progress in cracking down on drug trafficking, a battle that has shown little progress despite $10 billion in American aid.
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S. trade progress * Sterling rally pauses as EU summit looms over Brexit SYDNEY, Oct 14 (Reuters) - Asian share markets pushed higher on Monday as signs of progress in the Sino-U.
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"If this is what 'good progress' looks like according to CEO Lance Batchelor, investors must dread to think what weak progress might mean," Russ Mould, Investment Director at AJ Bell said.
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"I think when you look at the progress — and there is undeniable progress in education, in public health and other areas — and there has been terrible consequences under violence," he said.
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"I think when you look at the progress -- and there is undeniable progress in education, in public health and other areas -- and there has been terrible consequences under violence," he said.
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Mr. Scott told reporters he wanted "measurable progress in reasonable time" and had talked about some legislative ways to make that progress, but said that much work remained to be done.
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"It is also highly possible for personality scores to be weaponized within an organization and used to justify either progress or lack of progress at a company level," Dr. Gaither explained.
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"[There's been] very little market progress since that point, and following such an extended period of little market progress, we think returns are going to be stronger looking ahead," he said.
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The theme of this year's International Women's Day is "press for progress," but when it comes to the gender pay gap, data shows not a lot of progress has been made.
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"The U.S. and China move steadily but slowly in making progress on a trade deal but progress is consistently perceived to take place," said strategists at MKM Partners in a note.
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It dates to the era of Andrew Jackson, when the idea of the people got hitched to the idea of progress, especially technological progress—the steam engine, the railroad, the telegraph.
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Michele Jawando, vice president of legal progress at the Center For American Progress (CAP), said Scalia was one of the last members of the court who had a sense of humor.
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"We've made significant progress in the U.S., bringing companies together who are doing work in this area, making progress on this," said Erik Milito, API's upstream and industry operations group director.
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"It is also highly possible for personality scores to be weaponized within an organization and used to justify either progress or lack of progress at a company level," Dr. Gaither explained.
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Like the integration of people of color and women in the past, this was a sign of progress that threatens the social order, and the president is reacting against that progress.
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" Carter also called the policy a "work in progress.
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" James Risch of Idaho: "It's a work in progress.
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She didn't actually say that, but still — incredible progress.
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MICHAEL HSU: Yeah, so -- so far we're making progress.
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But have we really made progress — or just headlines?
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Big progress being made - we all love our country!
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That's progress for us to build on — not cancel.
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" "Yes, I think we're making a lot of progress.
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" He acknowledged, "Technological progress has displaced many manufacturing jobs.
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" He said: "This bill is a bill of progress.
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"Progress on actual adaptation interventions […] is limited," it concluded.
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That's according to Northwestern Mutual's 2019 Planning & Progress Study.
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Progress — social, cultural, political — always begins with the self.
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" He emphasized, "We are not artificially limiting our progress.
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I think more progress ... Well, Kara, I don't know.
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" He added: "Progress was achieved regarding both these issues.
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" James Risch of Idaho: "It's a work in progress.
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In what ... What's progress from your point of view?
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On his progress after ending his 2016 season in July because of left knee problems: The last five, six months have been interesting in the sense that I did have days where I hoped that progress would be faster and then had another day where I would wake up, and I felt there was progress.
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"I'll be looking for evidence that we are making progress or likely to make progress over the medium term in reaching our 2-percent (inflation) target," Kaplan told reporters after the event.
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Each lesson page has a difficulty indicator — one to four bones, of course — and an option to mark where your dog is with each lesson: not in progress, in progress, and mastered.
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Now is the moment to maximize the progress that we have made and we have made progress all across this state on every level and now is the time to double down.
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"The SDF has made no progress in Manbij for 10 days," he said, noting that progress had been slow in part because Islamic State fighters had heavily mined buildings in the city.
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"Progress is being made on renegotiating and recalibrating NAFTA ... good progress," Kudlow told CNBC in an interview, adding that there should be "much greater currency cooperation" between the United States and Mexico.
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When he does hint at disappointment, he qualifies that with talk of progress elsewhere, deflects by saying progress is not linear, or falls back on historical precedent suggesting Klinsmann's job is safe.
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But perhaps the most insightful part of Rock's interview came when he dismantled the idea of "black progress": When we talk about race relations in America or racial progress, it's all nonsense.
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Therefore, the draft report takes a holistic view of the market and examines whether we are both making progress in deploying fixed broadband service and making progress in deploying mobile broadband service.
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"They're effectively eliminating the enforcement unit without having to announce that's what they're doing," said Maggie Thompson, executive director of Generation Progress, the youth engagement arm of the Center for American Progress.
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The set-point theory is dispiriting, since it implies limits to how happy progress can make us, but it also suggests that progress is more widespread than we feel it to be.
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"The Prime Minister updated the President on the recent good progress of the Brexit negotiations, and the President set out the progress he had made on his economic agenda," May's spokesman said.
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I THINK AT THIS TIME IN THE CYCLE YOU DO SOMETHING DIFFERENT, YOU INVEST IN COMPANIES LIKE UBER WHERE THE COMPANY PROGRESS AND THE TECHNOLOGICAL PROGRESS, NOT THE ECONOMY, WILL DRIVE RETURNS.
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Glen said he will be studying a review of progress in March, which will give latest figures on how each firm that has signed up is making progress on their internal targets.
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"I think there was some progress in that we discussed specifics, no agreements, it was a meeting and I think we went away with saying, 'Well, I think we made some progress.'"
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"We made significant progress, we'll continue to make significant process, and we are further along in making that progress than any administration in an awfully long time," Pompeo told reporters on Monday.
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Global stock markets have rallied and retreated repeatedly in recent months in reaction to comments from Trump about the progress - or lack of progress - in negotiating an end to the trade conflict.
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It is reasonable to expect that an extended period of low interest rates will be required in Australia to make progress in reducing unemployment and achieve more assured progress towards the inflation target.
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When she pinged for data, all she got was a menu of old movies, a selection of single-player games, and a whirring progress bar showing progress on her indictment: 12 percent complete.
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Only when he can report "sufficient progress" on these will he be allowed to start discussing the long-term trade relationship between Britain and the EU. And making progress will not be easy.
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Some progress Still, while women will continue to hold only about a fifth of congressional seats, give or take, there has been real progress in female service on Capitol Hill in recent decades.
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Step by step, she demonstrates that the progress of the Third Reich has conformed with startling fidelity to the progress as outlined by the Fuehrer more than a decade ago in Landsberg prison.
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He also pointed to progress in several areas, including public finances, as well as the launch of potentially vital strategic infrastructure projects and said political stability was vital for the progress to continue.
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Okay, but progress yesterday is no guarantee of progress tomorrow, and I think there's a tendency to assume that history has a clear, constant direction and that things will continue to get better.
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"We did expect that we would make more progress, or any progress, at this summit in June ... There hasn't been," Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar told reporters before meeting May discuss the border.
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" Mr. Springsteen said the law was "an attempt by people who cannot stand the progress our country has made in recognizing the human rights of all of our citizens to overturn that progress.
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"With this break in the weather, we've made good progress, but that progress is limited to those areas that are safe to fly in," said Todd Derum, the incident commander for Cal Fire.
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I've been doing robotics for two decades, and if you look at the progress made between 1995 to 2005, in the past couple years we've seen more progress than in that whole decade.
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How to share your progress on a trip on a Samsung Galaxy S10If you're traveling along a planned route in Google Maps, you can let others see your progress on the trip. 1.
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One of the issues May is expected to address in her afternoon speech in the Italian city of Florence is Britain's exit bill, which Brussels has demanded progress on before talks can progress.
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However, science, data, statutory requirements, Supreme Court precedents, existing regulations, state progress and the huge clean energy industrial sector will constrain regulatory rollbacks or the wholesale loss of progress to slow climate change.
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The ideology of progress tends to regard the traditions that have customarily bound communities and which mattered to Trump voters alarmed by the rapid transformation of society, as a fatuous rejection of progress.
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But the latest round of failed talks highlights once more that they brought very little in the way of progress towards disarming North Korea, or even slowing the progress of its nuclear programme.
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Signs of Progress American diplomats, military officers, and USAID officials all told CNN that they see progress in Somalia, with many citing increased security in major cities and towns and government reform efforts.
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"Further progress in reducing unemployment and having inflation return to target is expected, although this progress is likely to be gradual," RBA Governor Philip Lowe said in a statement, reiterating his previous outlook.
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On a micro-level, we as individuals need to step into the space of feeling slightly uncomfortable but going there, because the progress of the world is based on the progress of individuals.
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Pew's survey found 56 percent of Americans agree that Trump has made relations worse, while 28 percent believe he's made progress toward improving race relations or has tried but failed to make progress.
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"I think it's quite interesting that all 11 picks are white and almost all of them are men," said Michele Jawando, vice president for legal progress at the liberal Center for American Progress.
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It is unclear how much progress on those issues negotiators can make in 90 days, nor how much progress Trump would want to see to stop him from further escalating the trade war.
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Bourdain was not incredibly anti-capitalist or anything so radical as that, but his big-hearted humanism suggested that an obsession with economic progress has stamped out a necessary focus on human progress.
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Just what they're going to accomplish with this progress, however?
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But that is not to say there is no progress.
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Progression in Firestorm is tied to your base game progress.
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Yet the record shows how fast reproductive science can progress.
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Measuring progress on this front may take longer, Hourican said.
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Western viewers may think there's been progress in South Africa.
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He felt the need to convey an aura of progress.
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Italy's progress will be monitored every three or six months.
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He's doing tons of drugs and making very little progress.
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Over with Abbi, she's really making progress with her boss.
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Despite some setbacks in court, campaigners see progress of sorts.
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"As you can see, we are making progress," Legere said.
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But there has been more progress than is generally recognised.
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Will Turkey and Saudi Arabia make any progress on Syria?
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Despite years of progress, domestic violence remains a silent epidemic.
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Maybe soon your bandage will even include a progress bar.
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The progress women have made in recent years is undeniable.
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The nation wants growth, and progress, and a new spirit.
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This we never completely answered, but we have made progress.
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That's no small feat, given the lack of progress elsewhere.
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Announced material progress regarding the sale of the Orbis division.
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The Trump administration calls the plan a work in progress.
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We begin to discuss our progress and potential stumbling blocks.
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"We have made real progress this week," he practically shouted.
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The China digital partnership with Alibaba is making great progress.
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Animated characters need to touch their clothing to infer progress.
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However, "the pressure for real substantive progress is there too."
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But we know we're making significant progress in higher education.
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Kennedy is tired of the Zeno's paradox of human progress.
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"There was a lot of progress made today," he said.
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The technology is still very much a work in progress.
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And the instructor can track everyone's progress via Cerego's analytics.
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I just hope that we continue to make a progress.
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You can't stop progress, no matter how hard you try.
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That means shipping could cancel out progress in other sectors.
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He's not making any progress, and it's driving him bananas.
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In some ways, progress towards emissions reductions is already underway.
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HSBC says it is pleased with its progress in China.
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We're hearing fear in schools about the progress we've made.
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It seemed like a big moment, a beacon of progress.
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But if we didn't look forward, we'd never make progress.
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"He continues to heal and make progress," Tiffany Ortiz said.
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We use logic and evidence to make discoveries and progress.
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It is very hard and I'm making slow (no?) progress.
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"You've marched for progress -- now run for office," she said.
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Efforts to drain the cave with pumps make little progress.
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It's unclear how much progress those preliminary talks have made.
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Overall, the expectation was that Spencer's disease would progress slowly.
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Yet progress down the road is Khorsabad is agonizingly slow.
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A baby shower is in progress at the nail parlor.
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Most of human history is static, and progress is slow.
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No details on the progress of works have been published.
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Much of the progress, however, happened during the Obama administration.
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I think now, time is accelerating, our progress is accelerating.
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Because there has been significant progress that NATO has made.
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"We know that this translates into real progress," she said.
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That isn't always the case for illnesses that progress faster.
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My hope is that others can build on this progress.
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Isn't that a threat to continued progress and global development?
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The Raptors 905 view Bhullar as a work in progress.
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Instead, a smart plan is cobbled together in seconds. Progress!
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From where I'm sitting, it's hard to see the progress.
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Scientists made progress on cracking the secrets of mental illness.
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Any hint of progress would send markets higher, he predicted.
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That means Stadia can also sync game progress across devices.
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Happily, the Center for American Progress is on the case.
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There is the belief that progress happens person by person.
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We discussed how innovation democratization accelerates productivity, creativity and progress.
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With momentum you'll get ahead and make progress much faster.
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But political progress has not been matched by economic advances.
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"We'll share any progress at the appropriate time," GM said.
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Is there a way to tell hype from real progress?
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I refuse to watch the undoing of centuries of progress.
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Progress to new area and find a new checkpoint. Die.
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But progress has been limited because of widely differing views.
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NCI has made solid progress in optimising its portfolio mix.
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That's a bottleneck in the continued progress of artificial intelligence.
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Liberal advocacy group Progress Michigan called Snyder's appointment an insult.
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But I see that progress and it's all desire based.
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We will keep an eye on his progress for you.
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"I was looking to progress in my career," he says.
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Progress in reducing the number of new infections has slowed.
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But political realities may limit any real progress toward reconciliation.
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Has there been any progress on a potential third film?
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"I see a lot of promise and progress," she said.
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Tests showed they were healthy and exhibited normal developmental progress.
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Wireless power has always seemed like a work in progress.
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Additionally, you can check your order's progress at any time.
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Set realistic retirement goals and track your progress against them.
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She said she felt they were not making enough progress.
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The FSB will publish its next progress report in December.
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But there's a new approach making progress in both markets.
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In recent weeks, he's expressed optimism about the government's progress.
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A meeting between the sides Wednesday yielded no progress. Rep.
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Progress on all three counts depends mostly on African politicians.
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Progress in machine learning will be more like an evolution.
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Both countries indicated they had made progress in trade negotiations.
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Or they may have taken hope from progress against discrimination.
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For many, it marked a week of progress and change.
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"We are making good progress on restart activities," Huffaker said.
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On two of those fronts, Google has been making progress.
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"Search is still in progress," the Egyptian flagship carrier tweeted.
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But all of them dismiss the liberal view of progress.
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We've made so much progress over the last three years.
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Backlash is the best indication that progress has been made.
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In each of these areas progress has been painfully slow.
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Here, Mr Mishra is insufficiently generous towards liberalism's own progress.
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The Apple Podcasts app syncs your progress across your devices.
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We cannot let the perfect be the enemy of progress.
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But HI (human intelligence) is the basis of human progress.
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Compared with the debacle Mr Trump inherited, this represents progress.
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For Donald, his week at Harbour Town represented excellent progress.
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Despite the progress, we have a long way to go.
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But progress on those fronts has been mixed so far.
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And that actually understates the progress of the labor market.
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"Progress is unlikely to be smooth," according to spokeswoman Gunnell.
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"Despite the low numbers," he said, "we are seeing progress."
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How to communicate that is a work in progress, however.
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The wind damage could progress far inland, even into Georgia.
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In the early years, creditors will monitor progress every quarter.
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When we got there, there was a wedding in progress.
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Some believe progress is unlikely to be made anytime soon.
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And slowly and steadily, those peace talks have made progress.
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Recovery is still a struggle, but I've made significant progress.
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Train your powers of observation on tracking your own progress.
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As I reported earlier today, progress is slowly being made.
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We could be making progress at the federal level, too.
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People have even been sharing their progress on social media.
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"Education is the ultimate answer to social progress," Chen said.
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The Democrats have not allowed blacks the opportunity to progress.
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"Order and Progress" is the slogan stamped across Brazil's flag.
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Chief Executive Jan Carlson sees more rapid progress by 22014.
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Nevertheless, Cleveland has to feel pretty good about its progress.
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Can't wait to help build on the company's great progress!
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I make a lot of progress on my projects today.
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Intu said "good progress" had been made with the consortium.
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Data for Progress' Greg Carlock tells Axios... They're not alone.
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We've made a lot of progress — no doubt about it.
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While all this is happening, the finale is in progress.
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This is how we show the progress of the child.
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They struck against different growers twice, but progress was piecemeal.
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There has been progress in public support of marriage equality.
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Without more progress, the young will vote with their feet.
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Yet for all its progress, vestiges of old priorities remain.
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But progress is impossible when parties decide to stay home.
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I love these moments when progress comes from sheer ingenuity.
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The firm cited Freeport's progress in deleveraging, the FT reported.
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But Dr Rosenthal is sure that progress will win out.
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But their own diversity data show progress has come slowly.
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"Progress," to Facebook, will look like a lot of things.
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The progress has been measured in decades rather than years.
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Citi has made significant progress toward reducing its noncore assets.
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Both sides hailed progress after the latest round, last month.
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Camilleri said that expansion was still a "work in progress".
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Despite all the good news, however, Pakistan's progress remains unsure.
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The good news is there are clear signs of progress.
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In terms of scale, then, there has been much progress.
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That progress coupled with the rising value of crypto — i.e.
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Examples like these complicate the Western narrative of moral progress.
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In Pharr's father's case, the progress of disease was rapid.
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For updates on his progress, visit the rescue's Facebook page.
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"Not everybody is sharing in the same prosperity and progress."
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The government eventually stumped up, but the row slowed progress.
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In any case, CRISPR editing is a work in progress.
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But I've seen improvements and that's progress enough for me.
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Technical and regulatory hurdles have hampered progress for drone deliveries.
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He treated it — again, intentionally — as a work-in-progress.
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We should not worry that it will hinder social progress.
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I think we've made a lot of progress since then.
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I think in a lot of cases it stops progress.
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Despite the progress made under Mr Macri, Argentina lacks both.
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Yet there are some surprising signs of progress at last.
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Occasionally, the illness can progress to a more advanced stage.
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Yet the progress of women in politics has been slow.
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They're a work in progress partially erased many times over.
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In some cancers, researchers have made a lot of progress.
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At least in television, it looks like we're making progress.
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DE) is optimistic about progress made by Tata Steel (TISC.
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Well, it turns out that sometimes progress isn't universally loved.
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Incremental progress has become a hallmark of Obama's governing mantra.
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The bank continues to make progress towards meeting these initiatives.
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Despite this progress, the annual cull will still take place.
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It has reacted by trying to slow its rival's progress.
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The third round of talks began without any noticeable progress.
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And that's something we're making a lot of progress on.
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How much impact Perry had on that progress is uncertain.
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We are extremely pleased with the progress of the fund.
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Progress and Praesidium declined to comment on the acquisition target.
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The ULC shouldn't undo the tremendous progress we have made.
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Progress on all three has been limited on his watch.
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Yes, we are making progress and that's a good thing.
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Now, though, it is imperative that they continue their progress.
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The first progress report will be published in December 2018.
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But not all scientific progress has ground to a halt.
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Just forcing you to think about it feels like progress.
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By the convention's recent standards this is progress, albeit insufficient.
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And the remarkable historical progress is only expected to grow.
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But some progress onto the final stage, which is detention.
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Is it progress if no hearts or minds were changed?
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In fact, in 22019, progress stalled, sometimes with deadly consequences.
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North Korea's rapid progress has switched the relative time scales.
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Nine months later, she's made little progress on that goal.
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Unlike many Republicans, Democrats view protests integral to historical progress.
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You can only make progress if you take a step.
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Blessed is the rebel, he cried; no progress without him.
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BATTERIES have steadily been getting better, but progress is slow.
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Yesterday, Russia launched its autonomous resupply spacecraft Progress into space.
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Even with this progress, the online world lacked any protections.
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Strung together like this, the progress is remarkable and fast.
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But I'm here to tell you tonight -- progress is possible.
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One Democrat making significant progress during that time is Sen.
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But progress will probably be much slower from now on.
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At best, this increase in women VCs is glacial progress.
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There are signs of progress in the Spanish parliament, too.
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The effort so far appears to have yielded little progress.
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"However we are confident of making further progress," it said.
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Luckily, we're already seeing some progress at the state level.
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AFTER SIX weeks of rumour, a progress report was due.
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This has major implications for progress toward parity, says Wang.
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"Anything is good as long as it's progress," adds Engel.
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Not when we have so much progress to push for.
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Yet progress in the Brexit negotiations has been agonisingly slow.
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There's simply no other way to progress through the game.
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The progress of Super Pressure Ballon 2 so far (Image:NASA)
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I think we've made a lot of progress this week.
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Melomind tracks your progress and rewards you with gamified mechanisms.
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But the field's slow progress to date hardly encourages optimism.
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Iceland's remarkable progress was helped by its relatively small population.
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It can even track multiple people's progress in your household.
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But is this progress or just more of the same?
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She said progress had been made on the negotiations, however.
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And all of this awareness has led to meaningful progress.
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A sign of progress The impact spread beyond social media.
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While he cited progress, Culp stressed the difficulties GE faces.
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Progress of a more conventional kind has taken place, too.
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You can track their progress at PlowNYC, if that appeals.
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The shared building embodied both Brownsville's progress and its limitations.
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Beijing attributed the lack of progress to Washington's flip-flopping .
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Measuring your progress is a great way to feel empowered.
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Facial recognition technology has made tremendous progress in recent years.
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It's a work in progress but it's a long year.
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"I'm very proud of myself," she said about her progress.
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The greatest progress has been at the route's northern end.
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Similar progress needs to be made for women in prostitution.
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The app uses motion detection to track the user's progress.
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Interestingly, our society appears to no longer champion progress nationalistically.
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Like Mrs Merkel, Mr Scholz seems to favour incremental progress.
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Mr Trump welcomed "possible progress" but warned of "false hope".
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The lessons of DBS's progress may be hard to copy.
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So the move minutes track daily progress to moderate activity.
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They want that progress to continue, and even more quickly.
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It won't happen overnight, but progress is already under way.
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Progress with strict regulators in Australia has also been slow.
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That's the only way we can progress, truth and forgiveness.
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Wholesalers are making some progress in reducing the inventory glut.
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While progress has been made, there's work to be done.
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TIM SLOAN: We're-- we're making a lot of progress, Jim.
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Lodhi Art District Work in Progress at Inland Container Depot
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You've got to be alive to be able to progress.
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But the device remained very much a work in progress.
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Since then, Democrats have presented similar legislation with little progress.
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NGOs and community groups focused on progress, blossomed; and Khatami's
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But progress is everything, and one positive feeling begets another.
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It's a work in progress, still, but one he enjoys.
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Progress here is not just about discovering a new particle.
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Progress here is not just about discovering a new particle.
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But Japan's utility lobby group said progress was being made.
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The cities will publicly report their progress every two years.
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Big progress being made as the Real News is reporting.
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Could you explain how the effects progress over the decade?
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As in most video games, levels indicate a player's progress.
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An article at Think Progress offers at least one clue.
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A Democratic aide said they had not generated any progress.
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"Jung Ho is making progress," Pirates manager Clint Hurdle said.
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The lethargic harvest progress has only added to this phenomenon.
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Today, we're announcing a comprehensive action plan to make progress.
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The lenders review Greece's progress quarterly before approving loan payouts.
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But simply agreeing on it changes what counts as progress.
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But we are, we're prettypleased with the progress we've made.
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It's a work in progress, but I love it here.
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We're making steady but slow progress, because of resource constraints.
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As things progress, it doesn't stray too far from there.
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He may also announce some progress on a renegotiated Nafta.
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U.S. House Republicans cited progress in averting a government shutdown.
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In August, she tweeted about her impressive weight loss progress.
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Bloomberg's campaign called the tax plan a work in progress.
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"You can't get in the way of progress," he said.
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"We made a lot of progress last year," Morse said.
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Eight years ago we were rewarded for hoping for progress.
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We should not arbitrarily curb the progress in preserving organs.
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Who am I to stand in the way of progress?
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He added that there was "some progress" in that effort.
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He focused on highlighting the company's progress on Android development.
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"I think we've made a lot of progress," Lew said.
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The country's single biggest impediment to progress was Gadhafi himself.
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Technological progress, however, is not keeping pace with government pledges.
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Even in these areas, progress looks set to be slow.
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The Democrats' search for answers remains a work in progress.
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HOW DO YOU ADDRESS THE LACK OF PROGRESS AT FACEBOOK?
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Businesses have expressed alarm at the progress of Brexit talks.
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The opposition group said it was eager to make progress.
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Three months later, she became the reigning Progress Women's Champion.
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Yet from a historical perspective, some progress has been made.
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And, we will issue an annual report on our progress.
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Since the announcement, there has been little evidence of progress.
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SO INVESTORS WILL HAVE THE INFORMATION TO JUDGE OUR PROGRESS.
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In March it had forecast "further progress" in its results.
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Basically, progress is going to be slow whenever it happens.
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"He's actually made quite a bit of progress," Hoiberg said.
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Fey said the battle now was not just for progress.
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There are many social, economic and political obstacles impeding progress.
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There were multiple reports this week about progress on negotiations.
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"That's something we're hoping to see progress on in 2016."
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WE THINK THERE'S A NEED AND ROOM FOR MORE PROGRESS.
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Industry and environmentalists could find common ground in promoting progress.
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Based on the progress so far, this doesn't seem unrealistic.
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It keeps your mind focused on practical ways to progress.
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But Kidder said she saw some progress in the announcement.
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The top six from each heat progress to Sunday's final.
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"Please update on the progress of this," wrote one backer.
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You can keep an eye on her progress on Instagram.
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That's not to say that progress isn't being made, however.
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STARR: Defense Secretary James Mattis insists progress is being made.
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"We are making good progress with EUV", the CEO said.
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"We haven't seen much progress on that front," Grant said.
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"I think there are really signs of progress," he added.
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It cited the bank's capital progress in the first quarter.
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SO I'M ACTUALLY VERY PLEASED WITH THE PROGRESS WE'RE MAKING.
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