Early supporters who buy through Smartbe's recently launched Indiegogo page will pay $399 for a stroller without the self-propelling technology, and $2,750 for a self-propelling stroller.
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Propelling the flight is the kingdom's wilaya, or guardianship, law.
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More townsfolk means more quests, propelling the game ever onward.
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Increased demand for local food is also propelling the industry.
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Now Germany is propelling the currency bloc into a slowdown.
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The fans rotate as it rises, propelling the aircraft forward.
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He doesn't just see energy propelling the stock market higher.
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Propelling Forsythe's growth is the ability to learn just by observing.
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An inch-wide propeller began spinning, propelling the diminutive machine forward.
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"This powerful group is propelling the consumption of China," he said.
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The first underground system opened in 1904, propelling riders across Manhattan.
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Mars clashes with Jupiter on September 12, propelling you into action.
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The peso plunged by 25% against the dollar, propelling inflation higher.
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Trade allows for specialization and efficiency gains, propelling an economy forward.
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And that new optimism could keep propelling stocks higher, analysts said.
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It is fandom that is finally propelling Mr. Iconis to Broadway.
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There is a breathless, antsy energy propelling us through these nine days.
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In this way, he shows how large the forces propelling them are.
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That produces a plasma that shoots out a nozzle, propelling Vigoride forward.
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But that activity didn't happen in a vacuum, and wasn't self-propelling.
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The resulting combustion generates extreme heat, propelling the missile toward its target.
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With the Fed propelling the dollar higher, the lira's woes might continue.
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What comes across is a sense of the ancient propelling the new.
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But there's another force propelling wind forward: the falling cost of turbines.
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They act like jets, propelling whatever is in the liquid into nearby tissues.
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That's the question propelling the action in season 2 of 13 Reasons Why.
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But because anger cannot be the sole fuel propelling us on life's journey.
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Tai Trang had formed – and broken – key alliances, propelling himself through the game.
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But he acknowledged Trump's own actions might be propelling Washington toward a precipice.
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That was also the strongest engine propelling the repeal-and-replacement of Obamacare.
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I keep up a good rhythm, pulling at the water, propelling us along.
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The clip clearly shows a Raptor engine propelling the vehicle off the ground.
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Disruption is fundamentally an underdog story, propelling entrepreneurs and infusing fear into incumbents.
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Meanwhile, most of the plot-propelling action is left to Aurora and Phillip.
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Even without the fast motorized ride, you can get some speed propelling yourself.
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The dominant internet retailer spent heavily on faster shipping, propelling revenue growth of 24%.
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The flow of water around the rock lifts it up, propelling the next hop.
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But the grassroots movement that's propelling the March for Science is a bit different.
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The loggers use vanilla to launder their profits, propelling demand ever higher, he said.
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It has been associated with the "alt-right" movement credited with propelling Trump's candidacy.
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Sơn Tinh prides itself on meeting international craft standards while propelling a Vietnamese tradition.
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NASA has a history of propelling the commercial aviation industry forward through fundamental research.
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Still, it's charming, and the combat is exciting enough to keep everything propelling forward.
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The idea propelling all this is connection, yet the performance itself feels awfully remote.
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The idea propelling all this is connection, yet the performance itself feels awfully remote.
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Netflix prides itself on propelling young talent in its original programming to Instagram fame.
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In spite of its demographics, both forces are now propelling the Japanese economy forward.
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A fueled rocket stage for propelling Orion to the moon would go up separately.
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It was the role of a lifetime, propelling her to fame in the mid-1950s.
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Advocating for myself boosted my gumption and self-confidence, propelling me up the corporate ladder.
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The wheels scoop water like a paddle boat, propelling it faster than today's amphibious crafts.
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With tech propelling the Nasdaq to another record high this month, Todd Gordon of TradingAnalysis.
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Propelling more explicit human trials about how fasting impacts well-being could further fuel Zero.
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The rest of the night changed my life for good, propelling me into political life.
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The case made headlines as "the Satanic murder of Sondershausen," propelling the band to infamy.
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The idea is that it bends on impact and offers back a slight propelling force.
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He bought a 50% stake and talked of propelling the club into the big time.
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The hyperloop, proposed by billionaire investor Elon Musk, works by propelling pods through a tube.
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In February, though, Stanton and Murray were spotted kissing, propelling rumors that they had reconciled.
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"We are only texting and talking to each other about propelling our dreams," Mahdara said.
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The final challenge is propelling the Starshot up to 20 percent the speed of light.
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What it really is: A project hellbent on propelling lovesick R&B to unprecedented heights.
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More than anything, enthusiasm about life being more pleasant for corporate America is propelling stocks.
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But if the music isn't propelling the drama, visuals will ultimately always be window dressing.
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We are texting and talking to each other about propelling our dreams and passions forward.
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Several factors are propelling Silicon Valley to the front lines of opposition to Mr. Trump.
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Those families will not be deterred from migrating, since the conditions propelling them are unchanged.
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It works by propelling pods using magnetic levitation through a low-pressure, near-vacuum tube.
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Some of the voices propelling his candidacy online in the beginning came from fringe communities.
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But he pitched a complete seven-inning game, propelling the Democrats to a 21-5 victory.
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Pure wireless power will be the driving force behind propelling these transformative experiences generated by IoT.
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Some believe that it is because the students themselves are the ones propelling the conversation forward.
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But the anti-elite protest propelling comedians into politics is also nurturing comic talent in politicians.
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Paradoxically, that kind of lack of representation is likely propelling women to help female candidates out.
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But because it rotates, that force evens out after an entire circuit, propelling the craft ahead.
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This is also the belief that is propelling Druva to expanding into newer areas of business.
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For many primary voters, that history constitutes a powerful bond, and their loyalties are propelling Mrs.
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The impeachment process can be the focal point for propelling Congress to reclaim its coequal place.
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The arrest was an important opportunity to gain media attention and continue propelling the boycott forward.
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The price will probably be around $3,000 when the self-propelling stroller officially launches next year.
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"We have chosen to make a technological leap, propelling us directly to the forefront of progress".
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There is little sense of what, exactly, is propelling Annie forward into her new political consciousness.
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The project helped connect him with other Toronto artists, eventually propelling him onto the international stage.
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Apart from structural tailwind, there are cyclical forces that are propelling Indian banks to greater profitability.
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You must pass through several layers of security, dress appropriately and use only "non-propelling" pencils.
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These people did it without sacrificing a steady paycheck and while still propelling their careers forward.
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The Dow extended its winning streak to 10 days on Monday, propelling the index over 22,000.
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Among the more out-there explanations proffered was that they are lasers propelling alien interstellar spacecraft.
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Others may have attacked the whale from below, propelling themselves teeth first into the dead mammal.
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President Donald Trump's immigration order is propelling two divergent parts of his political coalition toward a collision.
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In the end, the internet is a powerful equalizer, capable of propelling new ideas and people forward.
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His concept involved propelling a passenger pod through a vacuumed tube, maximizing efficiency by minimizing air resistance.
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Propelling those characters into ridiculous scenarios that others enjoy has alleviated some of his alienation and shame.
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High winds currently propelling the out-of-control blaze could become even stronger in the coming days.
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Hopes for progress on the US-China trade front is propelling stock markets higher across the world.
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Weeks later, the Fed made rate cuts, propelling the markets even more, causing Dalio to lose everything.
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The fake-meat boom is real, propelling startups to incredible heights while creating shortages of its own.
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Both organizations are united in the very '60s mission of propelling the human race into the future.
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In 1992, however, it worked: Super Tuesday played a key role in propelling Bill Clinton to victory.
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The crisis of confidence has started and the elements propelling contagion numerous, profound and moving very quickly.
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The hyperloop works by propelling pods through tubes using magnets reaching speeds akin to those of airplanes.
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On the earnings call, Facebook admitted that video is propelling engagement and time spent on its properties.
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KENTUCKY A strong economy, a low unemployment rate and a rising Republican electorate should be propelling Gov.
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A steady rise in employment levels, rising real wages and low interest rates are propelling household spending.
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And if you didn't have those handy rockets propelling you, you'd fall right back to the core.
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Every major economy around the world is growing in concert, simultaneously propelling and reinforcing a positive cycle.
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The song went to No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart, propelling Franklin into mainstream popularity.
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Its devoted fans, many of whom discovered the show online, are propelling it to Broadway this winter.
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Meanwhile, Buttigieg's campaign released a memo Thursday morning, accusing Bloomberg of propelling Sanders toward the Democratic nomination.
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Getzlaf responded by propelling the Ducks to two road victories with his six points and unwavering leadership.
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This transit brings up nervous energy, propelling the opportunity to have your best intentions misinterpreted by others.
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The 21.5 tax cut cost $22 trillion, propelling the deficit beyond the trillion-dollar mark this year.
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She's a Klutzy Konfessionalist with an ever-longer-breathed narrative drive, propelling toward unexpected horizons and subjects.
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Watch the Case-Shiller numbers especially to see if the buyers' market is still propelling prices higher.
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Customers like Ms. Liu and Ms. Vega are propelling a resurgence for Gucci and its parent company.
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Money now is flooding back to those developing economies, propelling stock markets in Turkey, Russia and Brazil.
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Unexpected news from the past will crash your party midweek, propelling you into some serious, sobering discussions.
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At the same time, cheap gasoline is propelling a shift among U.S. consumers toward larger vehicles, particularly SUVs.
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A hyperloop would work by propelling pods through a large tube at speeds of 750 mph using magnets.
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TikTok made headlines in the last week for propelling country trap star Lil Nas X into the spotlight.
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In other words, Isaac plays the catalyst to the action rather than the character propelling the action forward.
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So we have to wonder: what's propelling Lucy's intense, seemingly manic desire to hop back in a shuttle?
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The strand is also propelling MTL's upcoming feature length documentary project about the Palestinian struggle, On This Land.
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So my arms in general I think are used to propelling me and using that as my legs.
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"Thackeray has been propelling the winning chances of the opposition in Mumbai and the adjourning areas," said Asbe.
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A hyperloop system would involve propelling pods through a large tube at up to 750 mph using magnets.
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Investors "aggressively" bought emerging market stocks in April, propelling allocations to five-year highs, according to the report.
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There's no mystery to the murder propelling the plot forward, so intrigue is replaced by a nervous dread.
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As big waves roll into shallow water, the energy propelling the wave has nowhere to go but up.
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What he seems focused on is propelling a counter-narrative to try to undermine the special counsel investigation.
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"A difficult Talenti-opening session can last hours, propelling ice-cream lovers through emotional swings," the Journal notes.
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But the forces propelling the far right's rise are not contingent on these events, and aren't going away.
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The breakthrough propelling many recent advances in A.I. is the deep neural net, modelled on our nervous system.
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On Monday, Microsoft opened at a record high, propelling the giant to a whopping $1.09 trillion market cap.
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The policy of opening up to foreign tourists is propelling more visits, said Mr. Ramtin, the tour operator.
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The transport system concept envisions propelling pods through tubes using magnets, reaching speeds akin to those of airplanes.
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Qassim Suleimani, the commander of Iran's elite security forces, propelling the two nations to the brink of war.
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It has also avoided the corruption scandals it decried in Italy's traditional parties, propelling its rise to government.
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Major foreign-policy upheavals can be a crucible, propelling some administration figures to the forefront while others fade.
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And Cheikh Lo from Senegal, who crooned smoothly while propelling his band with complex, skittering African funk drumbeats.
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The dynamic domestic economy is expected to continue propelling an upswing seen entering its 10th year in 2019.
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Three years later, India successfully launched 104 micro-satellites from a single rocket, propelling the Asian space race.
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New government-prescribed device mandates would dismantle the interdependent technologies and business arrangements that are propelling marketplace innovation.
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A young Israelite volunteered and killed the giant using a sling, propelling a small lethal stone at Goliath's head.
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The DCCC's blessing could help tip the scales in their favor, buoying the grassroots support already propelling their campaigns.
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But with every passing episode, Westworld starts to look more and more like the maze propelling its characters forward.
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This solar technology could provide a cost-effective alternative to propelling vehicles around Earth and through the Solar System.
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Elon Musk founded SpaceX in 2002 with bold dreams of eventually propelling humans into space—to Mars and beyond.
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In the future, besides electric cars, they will increasingly take to the sea in ships and start propelling aircraft.
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In the Pogojet, the initial explosion pushes a piston out of the back of the bullet, propelling it forward.
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The Serbian Radicals took 8% of the vote in last year's Serbian election, propelling Mr Seselj back into Parliament.
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Theranos became a Silicon Valley darling for its blood tests, garnering glowing media coverage and propelling Holmes to stardom.
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The futuristic transport system works by propelling pods through a large tube at speeds of 750 mph using magnets.
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Elmets and others like him bet Donald Trump will have the opposite effect -- propelling Republicans to the Democrats' candidate.
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The bottom line: Sweeping these tests under the rug is not preserving negotiations but propelling them toward eventual collapse.
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In the future, these robots could deliver drugs to the human body, propelling themselves only by using skin moisture.
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This could be the real game-changer for propelling payments in general and mobile payments all over the globe.
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But it's the band's ability to generate viral moments (see, this very story) that's propelling them back into relevance.
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Because for a while they were riding the brilliance of Stories and that was propelling a lot of things.
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It heavily targeted moderate Republicans during the 2010 Tea Party wave, propelling anti-government conservatives such as GOP Sens.
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Meanwhile, the country's fourth largest firm CSL rose 0.6%, propelling the health care sector to its highest ever close.
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Nvidia shares have gained 22.05 percent this year, propelling the stock to the top of the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index.
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Now expectations of rising U.S. interest rates are propelling demand for the high-yielding assets far beyond available supply.
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When he joined Margaux, restoration projects were underway, and the great 1982 vintage was propelling the region toward prosperity.
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This isn't the suburban Republican, Never Trump kind of district propelling so much of the Democratic hopes in 2018.
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And this tube was propelling me through the sky by burning the remains of long-dead plants and animals.
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Propelling Mr. Buttigieg is an anxiety-free persona of the kind he once identified as lacking in Mr. Edwards.
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After this brief skydive, its first booster fired up as planned, propelling the spacecraft onwards to low Earth orbit.
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On Friday, stocks tumbled by more than 22.6 percent, propelling the market to its worst week in two years.
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Sectarian violence is now engulfing the region, and the Saudi-Iranian war of hegemony is propelling this lethal drama.
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In the past, Democratic presidential candidates have gained significant momentum from wins in Iowa, propelling them to the nomination.
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This line of thinking may help explain one of the forces propelling US stocks sharply higher in recent months.
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The chronic ills that Mr. López Obrador railed against, propelling him to victory, now become his problems to solve.
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Battery technology for propelling ships is in its infancy, even on shorter routes, as few ports provide charging stations.
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My evening is spent on a stair climber, steadily propelling myself upward for hours at a time while going nowhere.
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Indeed, progressives are protesting and donating at unprecedented rates (and propelling Saturday Night Live to its highest ratings in decades).
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The issue appeared especially important in propelling a modest but measurable Democratic recovery among working-class white voters, especially women.
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The product is just as profitable as ever, but it's no longer propelling the same level of growth for Apple.
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In December, Buttigieg announced that he wouldn't seek a third term, propelling speculation that he'd jump into the presidential race.
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Either Bran is set to have a plot-propelling revelation in Episode 2, or this tree stole his lunch money.
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Called ACES, for Advanced Cryogenic Evolved Stage, these stages can remain in space, propelling other spacecraft to farther out destinations.
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"Sweet Dreams" was their breakthrough single, propelling Lennox into iconic status for her untouchable vocals and intriguing, gender nonconforming style.
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Australia shattered its record for the hottest summer ever, propelling its national average temperature to a new all-time high.
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His untimely passing sparked dozens of conversations about addiction and sobriety, propelling even Ariana Grande's brother, Frankie, to get vulnerable.
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Narrowing or eliminating the theatrical window on its biggest films could go a long way toward propelling their subscriber base.
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For the next nine years these two forces—experience propelling me forward and age pushing me backward—stayed in balance.
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As one might expect, the major theme propelling the band's new album is war, and all of its hellish trappings.
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For Raisman, a stellar routine scored a 15.433 propelling her past Mustafina into what would have been a gold medal.
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In May 2017, the value of Ethereum and Bitcoin soared, propelling the total market cap of crypto to $80 billion.
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Nvidia shares have gained 22.05 percent this year, propelling the stock to the top of the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index .SOX.
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Emily Whitehead's complete remission made the headlines and energized the entire field, propelling CAR-T funding and development into overdrive.
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Idealistic lefties poured in, tripling the party's electorate and propelling Mr Corbyn, initially a no-hoper, to a crushing victory.
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Snap acquired Bitmoji parent Bitstrips in 2016 for just $64 million, propelling it to become a staple top 10 app.
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Then there's the assault rifle carrying, grenade-throwing hipster with a jetpack, briefly propelling him forwards in an inhuman sprint.
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Patrick Kane offered quite the understatement after propelling the red-hot Chicago Blackhawks to their season-high seventh straight victory.
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Human engineering has found it easier to create aircraft by giving them fixed, rigid wings and propelling them with motors.
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When they pass by Jonas, she reaches to touch their images, at once caressing and propelling them on their way.
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Some researchers and activists credit social media – in particular, Black Twitter – with propelling racially focused issues to greater national attention.
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What it won't do is provide any solution to the conditions in Central America that are propelling people to leave.
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While oil money was still propelling its economy, Venezuela created strategic and economic partnerships with countries sharing its anti-U.
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It was a chill weekend for moviegoers, with an overall light turnout propelling The Accountant and Kevin Hart: What Now?
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Sales for the iPhone jumped in December, propelling Apple's stock to a record high on Wall Street earlier this year.
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Their successes also are propelling the broader economy, which is on track for its fastest growth rate in a decade.
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Then, Martin Luther King Jr., a leader in the fight for fair housing, was assassinated, propelling passage of the act.
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It's an endless cycle, a self-propelling logic that would hurtle the US toward a full-scale war with Iran.
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On the Showtime comedy "White Famous," he was the agent with pinball energy propelling Jay Pharoah's up-and-coming comic.
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E-commerce cracked 10% of total retail sales in 2019, and its performance is still propelling the overall industry's growth.
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They're the engine propelling a multi-billion dollar film genre forward — a source of inspiration, excellence, and cosmos-leaping Hulklings.
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The plot-propelling topics touched upon, none too lightly, include sexual harassment in the workplace, eating disorders and Ophelia complexes.
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In Iowa, 20083 percent of voters ages 18 to 29 sided with Sanders, propelling the Vermont senator to a near tie.
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Why are the leadership skills and traits that women foster in high school not effective at propelling them forward in college?
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Earth has received a cluster of mysterious radio signals; some scientists believe they could be propelling alien spacecraft across the universe.
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A space-based interceptor would be propelling what is essentially a tiny missile, with engines and a fuel tank, from orbit.
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It has, ultimately propelling the Canadiens to a 4-1 over the Ottawa Senators on Sunday night at the Bell Centre.
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A trail of fire making it seem like Tony's skateboard has a fighter jet afterburner propelling him up the half-pipe.
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But business leaders and opposition politicians in Catalonia warn that Mr Puigdemont is propelling the region towards a costly political void.
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It is one of several firms developing a futuristic transport system that involves propelling people at high speed through sealed tubes.
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" The plan slashes taxes for businesses and wealthy families, the editorial board wrote, in the "vague hope of propelling economic growth.
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Talks between POSCO and Albemarle to produce the material collapsed in June, POSCO said, propelling the company to hit the exits.
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Instead of partisanship propelling ideological and policy decisions, Abramowitz argues that Policy and ideological differences are the primary drivers of polarization.
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The system works by propelling pods through a large tube, using magnets, at speeds of up to 750 miles per hour.
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After May recorded a second out, Naylor crushed a double to center field, propelling the Padres into a 4-143 lead.
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A photo of said glittery butt amongst the sand dunes went viral online, propelling glitter booty into a full-blown trend.
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That momentum was responsible for propelling India past the U.S. China overtook the U.S. in 2011 to become the world's largest.
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In the video, Kawhi is seen propelling his fists through three wooden planks with an emotional register to match his targets.
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At best, the work of these artists goes by unnoticed, seamlessly propelling the story while maintaining the aesthetic of the universe.
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The 9 to 5, the endless commute, the drudgery of modern life, propelling you ever further into your own grim mortality.
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And propelling themes — in Ms. Coe's case, racism, war, capitalism and violence against all animals, including humans — are never in doubt.
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That put pressure on investors who were betting on further declines; they liquidated their short positions, propelling the market higher still.
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Keenum was better and got a great deal of help from Jerick McKinnon, propelling the Vikings to a 4913-4903 victory.
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Mr. Trump has proved adept at bruising his adversaries but had less success in office propelling allies to victory — until Tuesday.
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Through intricate choreography and cues, the Shadows are responsible for propelling the Angel into the air and operating her heavy wings.
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The blade itself is like a pogo stick, made of carbon graphite, propelling me forward with every beat on the pavement.
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The simple changes I am witnessing in Saudi Arabia go far beyond movies and are partly propelling the country's new momentum.
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Overseas, the Syrian exodus has been more destabilizing: hundreds of thousands have entered Greece and Germany, propelling restrictionist movements across Europe.
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The Hyperloop transit system, which was an idea popularized by billionaire investor Elon Musk, works by propelling pods through a tube.
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Aramco raised as much as $29.4 billion, propelling the Riyadh bourse into the world's top ten by value of listed companies.
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One of the critical states in propelling President Donald Trump to the White House now appears to favor a Democratic Congress.
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Mueller's office now has one successful trial propelling it -- with even a Trump-supporting juror saying she believed Manafort was guilty.
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Also propelling Apple higher in recent months was Apple's announcement that it earmarked $2200 billion for a new share repurchase program.
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His dreams, quite literally, slid into his DMs, propelling him from a local New England DJ to a frequent guest on Ellen.
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Earlier, winds reaching 47 mph were propelling the fire, but at press time it had been 90 percent contained, the office said.
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Twins 8, White Sox 3 Johnny Field doubled and singled in a six-run second inning, propelling Minnesota past Chicago at Minneapolis.
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Meghan's also known to wear pieces from smaller companies, like Canadian womenswear label Nonie, and propelling them into the international style spotlight.
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That carrier will then release the VSS Unity, and the spaceplane's main engine will ignite, propelling the vehicle high above the Earth.
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And then as soon as your feet hit the platform, felt a surge propelling you towards activity, and then just not stopped?
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Large earnings beats from companies as diverse at Lockheed Martin, United Technologies, PulteGroup and Whirlpool are propelling the to a new high.
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Despite propelling it onto the world stage, it is not seen or felt to have fundamentally shaped the course of America's history.
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Experts have already proposed a campaign called Breakthrough Starshot, which involves propelling a tiny spacecraft to the Proxima Centauri system using lasers.
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It's these foreign businesses and entrepreneurs that are leading the way in New York's ecosystem, and propelling its tech scene into success.
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In fact, President Obama captured a historic majority of millennials in 2012, propelling him to a second term in the White House.
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It's a bit like power-ups in Mario Kart (sorry, Nintendo on the mind today), propelling the car forward at strategic times.
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It's an exciting day for finances and your career as warriors planet Mars connects with lucky Jupiter, propelling you into the spotlight.
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It's become an easy topline to promote an interview, a hook for a story rather than the force propelling a story forward.
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Conway accomplished something no woman has done by rescuing a drowning Trump campaign and propelling her candidate all the way to victory.
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The aim, Mr. Musk argues, is to create a renewable-energy giant, collecting clean electricity and putting it to work propelling cars.
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I think what's propelling Donald Trump's success more than anything is the feeling of many Americans that our politics are totally stuck.
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The relative lack of brand density could indicate that Fortnite, similar to Netflix, is more interested in propelling its own brand identity.
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Last month, during a fender-bender, the car's airbag exploded, propelling metal parts that killed Ms. Robles, who worked the 220 a.m.
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Conservative politicians in Texas like to claim that the state's low taxes and light regulation are the magic forces propelling its economy.
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The Moon, in sensitive Cancer, clashes with warrior Mars, in Fire sign Aries, at 9:59 AM, propelling us to take action.
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What they're saying: "Young voters ... are essential to propelling progressives to victory in 2018 and beyond," said NextGen America President Tom Steyer.
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Warriors 126, Jazz 101 Kevin Durant ignited a third-quarter runaway with consecutive dunks, propelling Golden State to a victory over Utah.
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But the abrasive ugliness of the Purple Army's behavior can mask the underlying sense of isolation propelling many who join its ranks.
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Books of The Times The rocket fuel propelling "The Woman in the Window," the first stratosphere-ready mystery of 2018, is expertise.
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Do you think there was a psychological drive propelling your colleagues to want to undersell DeepMind's contribution because it was displacing them?
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And then there are the rudimentary details of how this world works, like the cars with fins and flippers propelling them along.
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The choice of Pennsylvania for the rally and factory tour was predictable, given the state's crucial role in propelling him past Mrs.
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U.S. stocks have been the beneficiaries, propelling equities from their March 2009 lows to their longest and best-performing bull market ever.
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It works by propelling a pod through a vacuum tube at speeds of up to 750 miles per hour (mph) using magnets.
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But the underlying theme of a return to normalcy is propelling former Vice President Joe Biden to the front of the crowded field.
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The large beats on earnings from companies as diverse as Lockheed Martin, United Technologies, Pulte and Whirlpool are propelling to a new high.
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Sled hockey sticks have curved blades for shooting purposes, and metal teeth on the other end used for steering and propelling athletes forward.
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The laser light would "push" on a thin sail connected to the satellite, propelling it up to one-fifth the speed of light.
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Nintendo's Wii console, which debuted in 2006, captured casual gamers with popular fitness and sports features, propelling the firm's profit to record highs.
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If anything, Mr Trump's recently announced cutting of aid to El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras risks propelling more migrants from those countries northward.
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In the 1980s, as its engines were propelling Senna to multiple victories, the Civic and Accord cars were redefining the American family sedan.
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The elevated salience of the EU question means it will dominate candidate selections, propelling the parliamentary party in a yet more Eurosceptic direction.
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"We are getting the hang of acquiring companies and propelling our roadmap very rapidly," OneLogin CEO and co-founder Thomas Pedersen told TechCrunch.
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After just three days on Kickstarter, more than 23,000 people have backed the project, propelling the Ticwatch 2 past $500,000 from its backers.
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Angels 7, Astros 2 Albert Pujols' three-run double highlighted a six-run first inning, propelling Los Angeles over Houston in Anaheim, Calif.
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Traders have bet that an improving labor market would begin boosting wage pressure, propelling domestic inflation towards the Federal Reserve's 2 percent goal.
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Now, propelling the disease into the realm of nightmares, doctors suspect that when pregnant women catch it, their babies may be permanently damaged.
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Whether using a virtual human to capture patient intake data or sensors to monitor symptoms, digital technology is undoubtedly propelling the industry forward.
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That's been weaponized, and the underlying fears propelling all of this stuff have been weaponized as well, and that's something PatriotHole relentlessly parodies.
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Hard work and a lot of luck is propelling Datadog into the top echelon of enterprise startups, pulling New York along with it.
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Another factor propelling the latest rally is the weak earnings in 22020 that will pave the way for a solid 29 earnings picture.
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Lavora Barnes, chairwoman of the Michigan Democratic Party, said party activists have ridden a wave of enthusiasm since the 28500 election, propelling Sen.
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Phelps was in his second week of therapy when he experienced the breakthrough that has been like a second wind propelling him forward.
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It's a bona fide banger, propelling the album's trajectory perfectly towards "Kids," which descends into a more murky second half of psychedelic synth.
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"Silicon Valley openly silences conservative, populist, and nationalist voices, while propelling and forcing 'progressive' agendas to billions of people," Torba told VICE News.
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When catastrophe strikes, uncertainty in global markets typically increases demand for what are viewed as safer investments such as gold, propelling prices upward.
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It was a kind of kid-sister move, at once obnoxious and irresistible—a way of propelling another, bigger person into her reality.
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This could prove particularly true for contactless payments if countries maintain their raised transaction value limits, potentially propelling contactless volume to new heights.
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At one key moment, when he's been brought to a breaking point, you can sense the volcano inside that's propelling him toward destruction.
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Mine was one of the earliest stories about the brand, and soon others appeared in magazines and on websites, propelling the Ordinary forward.
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The video helped her raise more than $800,493 in campaign contributions from 16,000 individual donors — a strong sign of grassroots energy propelling her.
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Propelling a ball from that distance is not as much about strength as it is physics: Everything has to hit at one time.
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A "Parsifal" in Munich last year featured episodes of astonishing orchestral finesse, but they drew attention to themselves instead of propelling the drama.
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Instead, the housing market has gone soft, acting as a drag on the overall economy rather than as a force propelling it forward.
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Roughly 312,000 trials resulted in prison sentences — including 15,444 life sentences — propelling Rwanda to one of the highest incarceration rates in the world.
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Rather than participating in and propelling the plot, they function as annotations or exhibits of its principal themes, a set of illustrative ectoplasm.
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What stands out even more is that moviegoers didn't bat an eye, propelling the film to a surprisingly strong $40.5 million opening weekend.
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These voters have been the cornerstone of Democrats' electoral revival since 2016, helping them flip governorships and propelling their capture of the House.
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Bessy would become the booster, or first stage, of a newer, more powerful synchrotron propelling electrons to energies of 2.5 billion electron volts.
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None has received much notice outside the conservative religious networks propelling these cases to a court that shows every sign of being receptive.
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He spoke primarily to his loyal base, which was responsible for propelling him to the White House on his unexpected and unorthodox campaign.
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Additionally, the intermittent micronaps that keep whisking me away midsentence are clearly not propelling my work forward as quickly as I would like.
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The state's demographics are changing, with the booming city and suburbs of Atlanta propelling Georgia toward majority-minority status within the next decade.
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Companies keep buying huge quantities of their own shares, propelling prices higher even as pensions, mutual funds and individuals sit on their hands.
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Israel was chosen to host the contest after local singer Netta Barzilai won last year in Portugal with "Toy", propelling her to international stardom.
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It's the Year of the Angry Voter, and apparently it's vitriol itself, rather than any particular strategy for the future, that's propelling the electorate.
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"Falcon 9 first stage on our drone ship in the Atlantic after propelling the Dragon spacecraft to the Space Station," SpaceX wrote on Twitter.
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Someday, two of those raw, refined boosters will fire not into a bunch of desert dirt but into a launchpad, propelling humans into space.
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An unidentified man ran up to Arnold's back and leaped into a drop-kick maneuver, making contact with the actor and propelling him forward.
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That maniacal focus actually allowed Conrad to temporarily hold Rippling's only role responding to user complaints, which he also credits with propelling rapid iteration.
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When a volcano erupts, a massive column of ash and gas will shoot up, sometimes propelling sulfur gasses all the way to Earth's stratosphere.
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It has served Kao well, propelling it to the No.24 spot in the world's biggest diaper market despite a late entry in 21.8.
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The consumer-led upswing has been reinforced by a rebound in exports, propelling German economic growth to a calendar-adjusted 2.5 percent in 2017.
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For example, when blood pressure drops acutely, the heart speeds up and the kidneys retain sodium and water, propelling blood pressure back to normal.
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Pacers 115, Knicks 97 Thaddeus Young scored 20 points and Bojan Bogdanovic added 19, propelling Indiana to a romp over short-handed New York.
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The multibillion-dollar project includes a prototype rocket called the Starhopper to test the enormous new rapper engines that will be propelling future spacecraft.
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Our increasing wisdom seems to be teaching us that some of the things we assumed were propelling us forward were actually holding us back.
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Recently, he expanded the call to all Arab countries to join the Twitter campaign propelling the hashtag to trend in Jordan, Morocco and Algeria.
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In a tough environment for journalism, The New York Times Company continued to post significant subscriber growth, propelling the company to a healthy 2017.
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The company's $100 million funding round was led in March by DST Global, propelling its value to $1 billion in less than four years.
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"Subway Art," along with the 1984 PBS documentary "Style Wars," which Mr. Chalfant produced with Tony Silver, is credited with propelling graffiti's global reach.
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Instead, he was leading the race for the N.H.L. scoring title and propelling the Edmonton Oilers toward their first playoff berth in a decade.
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Trilobites The upside-down jellyfish is mostly stationary, so it evolved self-propelling cells that can swim over and sting you on its behalf.
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They wear slick-bottomed shoes that slide up and down and around the bowl, propelling their fakes selves around the surface of fake Mars.
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The No. 11 Cowboys did their best self-propelling act Saturday, posting a 31-6 road rout of TCU at Amon G. Carter Stadium.
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Exports should also rise, by nearly 3 percent this year and more than 4 percent next, propelling the current account surplus to record highs.
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Banks and other financial companies led stocks on Wall Street mostly higher on Thursday, propelling the Dow Jones industrial average to a record high.
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Over the summer, a woman in China was spotted with up to 200 boxes piled onto her motorized trike, propelling her into viral fame.
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The impending halving aside, Novogratz reiterated he believes liquidity is a propelling force not only for bitcoin's rally but for other asset rallies too.
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To get a closer look, the men send up a computer-operated white drone aircraft, propelling it over Islamic State territory for more accurate intelligence.
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Padres 3, Giants 2 Travis Jankowski scored one run on a balk and homered two innings later, propelling San Diego to victory at San Francisco.
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One is to invent new chips to run artificial neural networks, the form of software propelling the AI ambitions of Google and other tech companies.
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Much of it has gone into share buybacks and acquisitions, propelling a movement towards consolidation that some argue has retarded business dynamism and stifled innovation.
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It was just last September that it announced a healthy $75 million round on a $1.2 billion valuation, propelling it into the heady unicorn club.
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The tug and Orion would hook up together in orbit, and the tug's engine would ignite, propelling the vehicles all the way to the Moon.
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Yet the notion of extracting platinum, gold and other valuable minerals from heavenly bodies and propelling them back to Earth is more fiction than science.
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An Argentine grain exchange said earlier on Thursday that recent dry weather was propelling wheat planting for the 2019-20 season, which began last week.
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Even if more than one moderate makes it to Super Tuesday, which seems likely, they'll divide votes even more when Bloomberg joins, further propelling Sanders.
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Dakota Hudson held the visiting Milwaukee Brewers hitless for 6 2/23 innings Monday night, propelling the St. Louis Cardinals to a 3-0 victory.
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Although the conversations on hiding Earth are preliminary, it's possible that lasers will become more important in space technology, such as propelling spacecrafts, Kipping said.
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Eventually, three of these RS-25 engines will work together to generate two million pounds of thrust, propelling NASA's new Space Launch System into orbit.
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The Breakthrough team hopes that by propelling the spacecraft with light beams, they could reach the star system in just over 20 years from launch.
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The Jetts also come with an accessory that leaves a trail of sparks behind you, making you feel like you have afterburners propelling you along.
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Propelling the printmaking discipline to newfound complexities, these three artists are renowned for their radical impacts on contemporary art and the process of its creation.
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A number of companies have been working on developing the transportation system, which works by magnets propelling pods through a tube at around 750 mph.
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Propelling that miniature science laboratory is a "Lightsail," a meter-sized sail that's only a few hundred atoms thick and weighs a couple of grams.
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Expectations of a 546.53 basis point rate cut have fallen to 2546.5% from 20.5% last week, propelling the dollar index to a three-week high.
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Torres stands on the curb next to a bus stop, the glossily painted fire lane bisecting the image diagonally and propelling him toward the viewer.
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That way, it can take over the pedaling for you when you've had enough, propelling you towards your destination with little effort on your part.
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But who knows, with established industry veterans and the world's fastest growing car market propelling it forward, maybe Byton's plan is crazy enough to work.
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Gold could have a "couple days of pain," but may eventually tick higher, propelling the Market Vectors Gold Miners ETF, according to trader Guy Adami.
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If most rap bands descend into a toxic sludge of heaviness, Kendrick's unseen backing unit propelling him forward with heavy drums but minimal guitar shredding.
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Jordan, the NBA's second-leading rebounder, reached 20 for the ninth time this season, propelling the Clippers to a 51-33 dominance on the boards.
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I started running when I was 7 years old and fell in love with the idea of propelling myself forward as quickly as I could.
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Propelling forward with a brooding bassline and a deluge of chopped vocal samples, it culminates in a strangely satisfying bubbly slurp, courtesy of Jay himself.
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Though Pittsburgh was moored to its early 20th century roots as a steel town, Carnegie Mellon University was already propelling the city into the future.
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Eager traders rushed to buy the stock as soon as the market opened the next day, propelling it toward the 10-percent limit once again.
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Conley reportedly cited her own experiences receiving public assistance from the county roughly 85033 years ago in propelling her into a career in public service.
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Such a self-propelling competition in risk-taking could also be triggered by the North Korean president, now pretending to be a "mad dog" himself.
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Without an initial majority winner, the independent candidates were eliminated and their voters' backups were counted, propelling Golden to victory in the final instant runoff.
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Shareholders typically like repurchase programs because a company's earnings per share rise as the number of its shares outstanding falls, often propelling its stock price.
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But in the first round of voting, he came in second, propelling him to a runoff against Chirac, who was embroiled in a corruption scandal.
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But for photos where it's not clear when you're done viewing, a quick tap is the closest thing to Instagram propelling you through posts automatically.
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Trump and his top trade negotiator both reported substantial progress in two days of high-level talks, initially propelling stock markets to four-month highs.
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Over these evocative musical backdrops, Keith's lyrics start time traveling, taking present day objects and references and propelling them forward into a futuristic fantasy realm.
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It's a model that worked beautifully for Dua, propelling her to fame with the feminism-lite of "New Rules," several years after she was signed.
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In those seven years, the market for CRISPR applications has grown tremendously and Caribou Biosciences is at the forefront of the companies propelling it forward.
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And the company says car rentals, grocery deliveries and even flights are in the works, further propelling Airbnb toward being a full-fledged travel company.
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The Chawlas credit that exchange with propelling their family business into 17 hotels that welcome an average of 250,000 guests a year, Dinesh Chawla said.
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A new analysis provided exclusively to VICE News confirms that since Trump began soliciting donations in May, tea party donors have been propelling his campaign.
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"I really can't explain it," Sanchez said after propelling the Yankees to a 9-33 victory over Price and the Red Sox at Yankee Stadium.
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Analysts forecast prime fund assets could fall by another $200 billion, propelling Libor higher by another 0.15 point to 0.20 point in the coming weeks.
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Like a poem or song with motif and chorus, all the repetition becomes another element propelling the story forward even as it explores the past.
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In South Korean elections, conservatives have usually rallied around a single presidential candidate, propelling them to victory as progressive voters split among rival opposition candidates.
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But his performance turned out to be a triumph, propelling his international career and leading to appearances with the world's greatest opera houses and orchestras.
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In early campaign events, Warren projects a sort of coiled energy—propelling her constantly in motion, pacing and talking as she clutches a hand mic.
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The financial sector surged 1.8 percent on Wednesday, with the so-called 'Big Four' banks propelling smaller peers, following optimism global trade tensions could ease.
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NASA consultant Linda Billings hopes that as space exploration matures, the ideas propelling it will too, on a trajectory away from the frameworks of old.
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She was hustled into a costume; the other singers would help her hit her marks onstage by gently propelling her wherever she needed to be.
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Aging has put me on a conveyor propelling me through days as though there were only two in a month, the first and the last.
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The movie appealed to more than the Comic-Con set, with word-of-mouth propelling it to be the highest-grossing R-rated movie ever.
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Sethi, one of Pakistan's best known journalists, angered many of Khan's supporters for writing articles about the military's alleged role in propelling Khan to power.
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Curry poured in 26 of his game-high 223 points in a second-quarter flurry, propelling the Warriors to a 143-94 thrashing of the Bulls.
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On one foot is an 80-watt, gear-driven motor with a battery capable of propelling you up to 10 miles per hour for 30 minutes.
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And other YA novels, such as Twilight and Fifty Shades of Grey amassed massive fanbased online, propelling them onto bestseller lists and into major film franchises.
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A modified carbon fiber plate (different from the three exhibited in the patent docs) allows Nike to maintain the cataclysmic sensation of propelling the runner forward.
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Michelle Obama's highly anticipated new memoir "Becoming" hit shelves on Tuesday, quickly propelling to a number one best seller on Amazon, the New York Times reports.
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Puig led off by propelling a 77 mph curveball from right-hander Yovani Gallardo into the center field bleachers for his seventh homer of the season.
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In his first speech to the Congress, Trump adopted a less combative tone and flagged a surge in fiscal stimulus, propelling Wall Street stocks sharply higher.
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Rupp capped a three-run seventh inning against Giants ace Madison Bumgarner with a two-run home run, propelling the Phillies into a 3-2 victory.
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Earlier this month, paparazzi caught Kardashian and Bendjima, who dated for roughly two years, getting sushi together in Malibu, propelling rumors that they were back together.
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A gargantuan plume of gas bursts from the bottom of the Falcon Heavy as all 27 of its engines ignite, propelling the rocket away from Earth.
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Boosters (mech): The mech's jet boosters activate, propelling D.Va quickly in any direction — with some decent turning — for two seconds, or until jets are manually cut.
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The Warriors led for the first 28 minutes, with Curry propelling them to an early 31-19 advantage by making his first two 3-point attempts.
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Because it can be run at its most efficient speed all the time, unlike a jet directly propelling a plane, it would be highly fuel-efficient.
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PG Stephen Curry bombed in 24 of his game-high 26 points on 3-pointers, propelling the Warriors to a win over the Lakers on Thursday.
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Then again, that premise assumes, in spite of the evidence, that Marco Rubio holds some real, immutable principles — besides the drive propelling him to greater power.
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The hunger takes over your body and mind, causing a stream of lucid thoughts, simultaneously propelling you closer to and further away from nourishment and contentment.
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The United States has become Germany's most important single trading partner, taking nearly 10 percent of its overall exports and propelling Germany's record-high trade surplus.
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In a message to the public, Prayuth said: "A group of ill-intended people have recently incited violence while the government is propelling the country forward".
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In a section with two chairs, they play with chasing, catching, propelling and restraining each other, reflecting both the fragmentation and the flow of the music.
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In 2014, more than 270 schoolgirls were abducted from the town of Chibok propelling the Boko Haram insurgency into the spotlight, prompting the global #BringBackOurGirls campaign.
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It also radicalizes the surviving rebels, propelling them into the ranks of the fanatics whom many Syrians and foreign powers regard with equal or greater dread.
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However, it's this partnership between the UFC and the BBC which is arguably the most encouraging in propelling the sport's relevance in the UK in 2016.
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"Struggling to find jobs, and often living at home, younger generations are propelling antiestablishment parties to new heights of power" — Wall Street Journal's Eric Sylvers (subscription).
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A fall last year broke his hip, forcing him to get around with a cane or by propelling himself across the floors on rolling office chairs.
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After making millions of dollars from advertising and donations on Twitch, propelling himself and the platform into stardom, Ninja said he would stream exclusively on Mixer.
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While environmental groups like the Nature Conservancy have promoted these soft solutions for years, a new federal law is also propelling living shorelines into the mainstream.
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Chefs Paul Bocuse, Bernard Loiseau, and Georges Blanc found their way onto the panel of judges, propelling the legume high into the ranks of fine cuisine.
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Project after project, the Fela-inspired musician solidified his place in Afrobeats, with the 2018 song "Ye" promptly propelling him to the top of the industry.
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When the researchers put this mucus under a microscope, they found it was studded with "self-propelling, jelly-filled packages of stinging cells," Dr. Ames said.
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"The Trumps will be a dynasty that will last for decades, propelling the Republican Party into a new party," he said in a speech to delegates.
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Evers disagrees with this sentiment and, in an interview with CNN, argued that his focus on education and health care is what is propelling his bid.
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She was exploring ideas of the horizontal, rolling and falling and lying down, but also of defying gravity, rising, leaping, propelling the body with knifelike arms.
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The IFA seems to have worked as intended, propelling the Crew Dragon away from the Falcon 9 it was launched on top of at high speed.
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On Tuesday, Monroy had gone outside the surrounding fence to fix his bike when the sudden, rapid blasts began propelling huge clumps of concrete through the air.
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A previous study from the same team found that Ivy Plus colleges were particularly successful at propelling low-income students to the top 1 percent of earners.
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Steyer had always planned to self-fund his campaign, but the extent to which his personal wealth is propelling his campaign became clear with the fundraising announcement.
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Ramon Laureano hit his first two career home runs, and Khris Davis belted his 38th, propelling the A's to the 15th win in their past 19 games.
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Thousands of suspicious reviews have been discovered on top-rated products on Amazon UK, propelling devices from relatively unknown manufacturers to the top of the search results.
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After former President Obama showed surprising strength in Iowa, black voters moved quickly behind his campaign, propelling him to a nearly 30-point victory in South Carolina.
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Propelling forward at a slow, sensual pace, it lurks amid a smoke-filled atmosphere of spectral synths and a droning bassline that nestles itself in your gut.
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More than 1.6 million migrants have arrived in Germany since mid-2014, provoking tensions and propelling the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) into the national parliament.
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After decades of repression under Egyptian autocrats, the Muslim Brotherhood won election after a popular uprising toppled Mubarak in 2011, eventually propelling Mursi to power in 2012.
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The review embargo would lift the next day, propelling Crazy Rich Asians into the rarified stratosphere of films holding a critical rating of 100% on Rotten Tomatoes.
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The hyperloop aims to remove even more friction from the equation, propelling electromagnetically powered pods through an airless tube at theoretical speeds of up to 760 mph.
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Once we build our fancy, spacecraft-propelling laser array, the cost—in both dollars and time—of doing any and all science in space starts to plummet.
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"State leadership has made a significant difference to raising the visibility of the retirement savings crisis and propelling federal action to help address the problem," Antonelli said.
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That optimism faded as negotiations in Congress ran into political quicksand, but the returned in the run up to Wednesday's vote, propelling Brazilian markets to new highs.
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American animation sometimes has trouble simply putting breathing space into shows and movies — superfluous gestures, brief pauses, and other moments that aren't necessarily propelling the plot forward.
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She said joining the Marines "sounded good," but the recruiter advised the then-high school student to finish college before propelling her career toward becoming an officer.
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Marte began the onslaught by propelling Mengden's 230 mph fastball over the center-field fence with the bases loaded for his 13th home run of the season.
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Phillies 73, Giants 0 Odubel Herrera bombed two home runs, and four pitchers combined on a six-hitter, propelling Philadelphia to a rout of visiting San Francisco.
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Millennials drive 213 percent of the financial conversation on Facebook, generating around 6.5 million posts, comments, likes and shares each month — and women are propelling the chatter.
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Penny's production in the game garnered him the school's single-season rushing record, propelling him past former Aztecs standout Donnel Pumphrey, the NCAA's all-time leading rusher.
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Robbie Grossman drove in three runs while Matt Chapman collected two doubles and a single, propelling the A's to their ninth win in their past 11 games.
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"I think we're getting somewhere," he says, before propelling his creation into the stoner food stratosphere by adding a handful of crushed salt-and-vinegar potato chips.
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Crisp and clear, the choreography echoes the disjointedness of Cage's text, yet it's also rich in chain reactions, one move propelling another, like a game of pinball.
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He played a role in propelling the International Olympic Committee's decision in January to change guidelines that excluded many transgender people from competing at the international level.
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Air-conditioning, first introduced in the United States in 1923, transformed cities with hot weather, propelling the population growth of places like Las Vegas, Miami and Houston.
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The low-budget film was the weekend's top-grossing domestic release, earning $30.5 million, and propelling its director and writer Jordan Peele onto the Hollywood A-list.
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Growing LNG exports are propelling the United States' transition to a net exporter of natural gas, which is expected to happen later this year or in 2018.
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The sudden cut to a school drop-off scene is a formal jolt, propelling us into an apparently completely different film and immediately auguring the film's confusion.
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In recent weeks, as O'Rourke was propelling himself into the presidential race, speculation has been swirling about which lesser office Abrams ought to pursue: Veep or Senator?
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It was there that he embraced a brand of liberation theology centered on social justice that would eventually be one of the forces propelling him into government.
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Keepers are also stationed in the habitat's 9-foot-deep pool, to make sure Fiona has the energy to keep propelling herself to the surface to breathe.
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Propelling deep space flight with a new fuel source, Momentus prepares for liftoff Momentus solves one of the major problems for the new space industry, Kokorich says.
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Wolfson not just for her double-digit victory last Tuesday night in Florida, but also for propelling her in every state she has won this primary season.
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While whites comprised 61.7% of the population in 1960, by 1970, African-Americans had taken the majority, propelling to power the city's first black mayor, Maynard Jackson.
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Sheibani's father is Bruno Bischofberger, the Swiss art dealer generally credited with introducing Pop Art and Neo-Expressionism in Europe and propelling the career of Gerhard Richter.
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A Vanity Fair column by veteran technology writer Nick Bilton explores the role new social media has played in propelling Trump to Republican presidential front-runner status.
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The crisis around housing, one that afflicts so many parts of the country, was responsible in large part for propelling Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez to her congressional victory.
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Mr. Bolsonaro credited Mr. Carvalho with propelling "the revolution" that brought him to the presidency while he sat next to him at a recent dinner in Washington.
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For instance, Mr. Sims describes his part in propelling Anthony Scaramucci to the role of communications director, suggesting in internal conversations that it was a wise idea.
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The flight crew is instructed to switch off the electricity powering stabilizers in the tail of the aircraft that are propelling the downward pitch of the nose.
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A month later, it nationalized R.B.S. Iceland: Years before the crisis, Kaupthing and other lenders began borrowing heavily, propelling the country's growth as an unlikely financial center.
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He faulted Mr. Trump's "divisive rhetoric" for propelling the party to defeat, and said he believed traditionally Republican-leaning voters contributed to Mr. Northam's margin of victory.
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At first, his videos were focused on the bizarre, and he had a hand in propelling the viral (and arguably racist) "Ugandan Knuckles" meme into the mainstream.
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Her dancers wore similar outfits and refreshingly represented a variety of body types, perhaps a sign of Lizzo&aposs commitment to propelling the body-positive movement forward.
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Eden Hazard scored twice in a 5-0 victory over visiting Everton that demonstrated the attacking might that could be capable of propelling Chelsea to the title.
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But for me, the idea of propelling myself around the perimeter of a small, crowded indoor space to a soundtrack of tinny music never held much appeal.
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And that knowledge can't help confirming the reality that work by women, feminists or not, was the major inventive force propelling and shaping late-20th-century art.
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On Thursday Microsoft said its flagship cloud product doubled in its first quarter, propelling earnings above analysts' estimates and sending its shares to an all-time high.
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Clinton has struggled so far to motivate black voters and millennials, two constituencies that played an important role in propelling Mr. Obama's victories in 2008 and 2012.
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But all the same, the car had become an emblem of something much larger to me: the intense freedom that comes from propelling your own forward motion.
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But for 2018, there's no question that the recoil from Trump among white-collar white women has emerged as the single most powerful force propelling Democratic opportunities.
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But when a majority of this group flipped to Obama in 2008, they helped him advance further, propelling him to a win in South Carolina weeks later.
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He gave back another stroke with a bogey on the 17th hole, and flirted with disaster on the 18th by propelling his final tee shot into the gallery.
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But based on Tsingshan's track record of single-handedly propelling Indonesia into the top ranks of stainless steel producers in super-quick time, no-one's quite sure either.
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Nineteenth-century footballers scoffed when "hacking" (the indiscriminate kicking of an opponent) was outlawed and when passing replaced dribbling as the primary means of propelling the ball upfield.
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With each step, you can tell that the shoe is propelling you forward, but they're much softer than other highly-responsive shoes I've tried, like the Brooks Levitate.
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ANZ bank said in a note that the PBOC's action would nevertheless "create one-way expectation of RMB depreciation, propelling capital flight and leading to significant financial instability".
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But the fine dust and sand can speed up to 1,000 meters per second, propelling them hundreds of kilometers away — or even distributing them all over the Moon.
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The goal of this proof-of-concept mission is to test the viability of using solar sailing as a means of propelling CubeSats and other objects in space.
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The Royals' big three in the bullpen — Joakim Soria, Kelvin Herrera and Wade Davis — held the Tigers hitless the next three innings, propelling the game into extra innings.
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Intel will buy Israel's Mobileye in a deal valued at about $15 billion, instantly propelling the computer chip and technology giant to the forefront of autonomous vehicle technology.
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Even in this deeply conservative corner of rural America, fear of environmental despoliation and a sense of being exploited is propelling many to denounce Nestlé's demand for more.
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"At this sensitive moment in Libya's transition, military posturing and threats of unilateral action only risk propelling Libya back toward chaos," the nations said in a joint statement.
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A few people join her on the cart, but you clearly see a super beefy security guard jump on the back, propelling the front wheels off the ground.
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SpaceX is getting ready for its first ever test flight of the Falcon Heavy, its heavy-duty rocket aimed at propelling large cargo loads into low Earth orbit.
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Propelling filmmakers' commitment to documenting and engendering evolutionary action, these videos rise above the passive observation and horror we often experience through Facebook newsfeeds and CNN push notifications.
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With a possible murder propelling Season 3, this trailer feels more Riverdale than early 13 Reasons Why, which might be a good thing (depending on who you ask).
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The Act accelerated massive investment and innovation in communications and information technology propelling widespread adoption of powerful and connected technologies leading to unforeseen economic prosperity and consumer choice.
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And as Amazon continues to expand, propelling Bezos to the richest man in the world, his letters are drawing even wider appreciation among business leaders and executives worldwide.
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"The theme parks are the main driver of earnings growth right now for Disney, and Shanghai is really propelling a good chunk of that right now," Crockett added.
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At the most basic level, a lunar lander begins its descent by propelling itself out of the orbit of the moon and orienting itself in the right direction.
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In 2008, Barack Obama demonstrated the power of the black vote in the primary process, with African American voters propelling him to a decisive victory in South Carolina.
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Thompson began a second-inning rally by propelling a 91 mph fastball from Rockies RHP Jon Gray over the center field fence in the Dodgers' 4-1 victory.
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With Berra's career as a Yankees catcher propelling him toward the Hall of Fame, Garagiola embellished his boyhood friend's image with his tales of Yogi the Everyman philosopher.
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But no matter the final outcome, Mr. Lamb's strong showing demonstrated that the Trump-inspired energy propelling Democrats across the country is not confined to liberal-leaning regions.
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Propelling the blowup was a Twitter post about the "all-male history conference" posted on Wednesday by Ana Lucia Araujo, a history professor at Howard University in Washington.
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As an actor, you're frequently tasked with propelling a plot and that can sometimes be in conflict with the authentic feelings you might have in any given moment.
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Much of what grandparents know still works, from silly songs about wheels on buses to the physics of propelling more mushy food into the baby than onto her.
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But he experienced a big win in South Carolina, propelling him to second place in the delegate count and opening the door to a flood of new endorsements.
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The everybody-wants-to-buy-stocks trade keeps propelling Wall Street to record high after record high, but that cannot last forever, economist Mohamed El-Erian warned Friday.
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His chances of getting a new deal through Parliament by October 31, or actually propelling Britain over the cliff of a no-deal Brexit, are slim to nonexistent.
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That Suns team finished 48-34, propelling Hornacek to a runner-up finish behind the San Antonio Spurs' Gregg Popovich in the balloting for coach of the year.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Cheaper gasoline prices are spurring significant changes in driving behavior which are in turn propelling a phenomenal increase in motor fuel consumption in the United States.
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It is not Ms. Owens's speaking ability, though, but her management and organizational skills that some have credited with propelling her brother to the Senate seat in Delaware.
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Why it matters: A surge in fundraising for contributions under $200 has expanded the 2020 election field, propelling lesser-known candidates to the debate stage and political stardom.
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When visual art tackles issues of social and political history successfully, it delivers psychic change, propelling us further into imaginative space, anchoring us in an aesthetic of possibility.
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Even in this deeply conservative corner of rural America, fear of environmental despoliation and a sense of being exploited are propelling many to denounce Nestlé's demand for more.
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Be real: If you had a world-class manager focused on propelling your career right now, what would be the biggest thing you'd ask that manager to do?
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Clinton fanned out around the state to shake hands and talk to voters, and New Hampshire turned his campaign around, propelling him to a surprise second-place finish.
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That's given the company an estimated valuation of $9 billion, making it South Korea's most valuable start-up, according to Forbes, and propelling Kim to iconic billionaire status.
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In this telling, Mr. Cohen's loyalty was always to himself, and his attachment to President Trump was one that he viewed as potentially propelling himself to public office.
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Our thesis was right and the execution all-in-all worked, and it's really one of the insights that's now propelling the work in mobile voting that I'm doing.
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Phillies 10, Brewers 9 Maikel Franco highlighted a 63-hit attack with a two-run home run and two-run single, propelling Philadelphia to a wild victory over Milwaukee.
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As you pointed out, Kennedy has been a very important in propelling jurisprudence in lots of different areas of the law and that&aposs what this process should examine.
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The discovery made Nvidia into the preferred seller of shovels for the AI gold rush that's propelling dreams of self-driving cars, delivery drones and software that plays doctor.
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The states in question are Michigan, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania, which combined to give Donald Trump 46 votes in the electoral college, propelling him to an upset victory over Clinton.
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Madden may not have gotten the ending he deserved on GoT, but that hasn't stopped him from propelling his career forward and starring in series like Medici and Bodyguard.
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RBNZ's move surprised some investors who had expected a rate cut, propelling the New Zealand dollar to its strongest versus its U.S. counterpart in almost a year at $0.7148.
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Mentalist Oz Pearlman's bet on bitcoin is propelling him to an early lead in the CNBC Stock Draft — and he's convinced it will help him take the championship title.
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The bottom line: The internet has long been a powerful tool for social change, propelling political protests and movements around the world, perhaps most notably the Arab Spring revolts.
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The vehicle will likely use a four-rotor design with variable positioning possible to help with vertical take off, and then shift for propelling the craft through the air.
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But it does beg the question, are great technological advances attracting big-name content providers, or is well-known intellectual property (IP) propelling the out-of-home VR market?
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If the rocket carrying the capsule were to suddenly malfunction on the launchpad or after takeoff, the engines would fire, propelling the Starliner and its passengers away to safety.
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Most shows celebrate the big 1-0-0 by propelling the action forward at warp speed with a ton of drama and major life events (weddings, deaths, funerals, babies).
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As a manager, Carter's first big client was rapper Eve Jeffers, and he's now widely known for discovering Lady Gaga and propelling her to stardom with almost no resources.
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As commodity prices rise again, however, economic growth across emerging markets is accelerating and propelling faster increases in fuel demand and adding to the upward pressure on oil prices.
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"The global economy and risky assets are now solidly into a virtuous cycle, whereby growth is propelling risky assets like equities higher, that are then supporting growth," he added.
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But an analysis of Federal Election Commission (FEC) data by The Economist suggests that rather than propelling a campaign to victory, small donors may in fact drag it down.
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Singer/songwriter Ed Sheeran has jumped five places making him the second-richest young performer after Adele and propelling him into the main music list for the first time.
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From 1870 until 1873, Alfred E. Beach operated a makeshift subway system by propelling a train through an underground tunnel in Lower Manhattan using air from a giant fan.
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A hyperloop would work by propelling pods through a large tube at speeds of 750 mph using magnets, and was originally thought up by billionaire Elon Musk in 2013.
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Within an hour, other embattled Republican senators, who like Mr. McCain are trying to stand between the forces propelling Mr. Trump and those he offends, offered their own condemnations.
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Zelenskiy's rise coincided with voters around the world upending the status quo, propelling anti-establishment forces such as U.S. President Donald Trump and Italy's 5-Star movement to power.
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Propelling the chair backwards was the universal tactic employed by the racers, who were at least spared the added constriction of business dress with competitors choosing their own outfits.
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But if all the shorts have been squeezed and hedge fund managers are fully invested, the lack of new money will remove one of the factors propelling prices higher.
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The June payrolls report has led to some selling in Treasuries, propelling benchmark 10-year yields above the 1.939% reached last week, which was their lowest since November 403.
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A commitment like that would take China far beyond any previous pledge it has made on global warming, propelling it into a world-leading role in fighting climate change.
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Although some of the steam went through the nozzle, much of it escaped to the left, propelling the rocket to the right as it came off the launch rail.
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In addition, the pressure to offer more flexible working to retain talent and have a greater consideration for individuals' carbon footprints, were other factors propelling change in company policies.
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Business groups have blamed the trade war for growing uncertainty and propelling a decline in economic output, and have pushed for a deal that would eliminate the tariffs altogether.
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The planned launches of Disney+ and Apple TV+ are propelling streaming into a new era, with established companies like Netflix (NFLX) facing off with new players in the industry.
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If that magnitude of move is already underway, it could be propelling the price of some top performing tech/communications stocks including Apple, Facebook, Netflix, Google, Microsoft and Salesforce.com.
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Oil prices have skyrocketed almost 50 percent since the middle of last year, but investors were said to be unsure over a number of factors seen propelling the rally.
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Distortion acts as the band's third member (joining drummer/guitarist Vic and guitarist/vocalist KW), propelling the long, serpentine compositions on Cast of Static and Smoke to new depths.
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This next image shows massive jets that are thought to be propelling away from the black hole at the center of Centaurus A, a galaxy 245 million light-years away.
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Yes, in the days of the Civil Rights Movement, the church played a powerful role, as a bastion of moral high ground and an institution supporting and propelling political organization.
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The motor kicks in as soon as the rider starts pedaling, propelling the bike up to 20.63 mph for an average range of 22014 miles on a full battery charge.
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The plug-in hybrid, the first in the segment, will add a larger battery pack capable of propelling the 2020 Escape for up to 30 miles in all-electric mode.
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In short, he's been creating a new coalition of angry voters, crossing ideological and party lines, creating historic Republican primary turnout and propelling himself to historic victories in the process.
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The upbeat payrolls report also spurred selling in the bond market for a third straight day, propelling the 10-year Treasury yield to a seven-year peak near 2.073 percent.
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EditorsNote: adds to fourth graf Dakota Hudson held the visiting Milwaukee Brewers hitless for 26 22/33 innings Monday night, propelling the St. Louis Cardinals to a 23-20 victory.
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Donald J. Trump captured the Republican caucuses in Nevada on Tuesday, showing the breadth of his appeal and propelling him into next week's Super Tuesday contests with three straight wins.
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The easier a swimmer can move their arms, the easier it will be for them to exert as much of their energy as possible towards propelling themselves through the water.
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Kids across the world ate up her addictive hits, avant-garde outfits and messages of acceptance, propelling her to the status of global icon in just a handful of months.
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Stop us if you've heard this one before: An American election is upended by cyber shenanigans from Eastern Europe, thus propelling an unqualified candidate to the top of the polls.
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"Even with great earnings, maybe the expectations were so high that they are not propelling the market further," said Jim Awad, senior managing director at Hartland & Co in New York.
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No. 21 Auburn 093, Arkansas 083 Another lackluster offensive performance by the Tigers was overshadowed by outstanding defense and special teams, propelling the hosts to a win at Auburn, Ala.
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The toymaker also hit its full-year cost savings target six months ahead of plan and posted a much smaller-than-expected loss, propelling its shares 5% higher on Thursday.
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The 28-page complaint accuses Anthony Levandowski, a former top manager for Google's self-driving car project, of stealing technology now propelling Uber's effort to build an autonomous vehicle fleet.
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AFRIMA, organized annually in collaboration with the African Union, seeks to bring African music to a global audience by propelling the continent's music across many borders, according to its organizers.
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China's shoppers are the biggest spenders worldwide on luxury products, making up 32 percent of the 262 billion euros ($13 bln) global market last year and propelling France's LVMH (LVMH.
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Yet while telecom and web companies cite altruism as propelling free or low-cost broadband programs, what is often left unsaid are the benefits the services bring to the companies.
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The Finnish phenom scored his second hat trick of the season, propelling the Jets to an impressive — and scrappy — 8-2 victory over the Dallas Stars at the MTS Centre.
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Later that day, love and money planet Venus enters methodical Virgo at 10:32 PM. On Tuesday, optimistic Jupiter ends its retrograde at 1:04 PM, propelling philosophical conquests forward.
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Expectations of a 50-basis-point interest rate cut by the Fed this month have fallen to 5.9% from 25% last week, propelling the dollar to a three-week high.
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He has powered the motor and is propelling us at full speed, while half of the country shrieks in fear and the other half, in deranged delirium, giddily greets destruction.
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As Mr. Kelly spent his final days in California before his deployment, I tried to understand just how the shootings have shaped him, both haunting him and propelling him forward.
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" Ms. Winfrey's commercial reach transcends race and income level, analysts say, propelling so many books and products to overnight success that it has earned its own sobriquet: "The Oprah Effect.
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Gloria Mattera, one of the party's co-chairpersons, said she doubted that the enthusiasm currently propelling the Democratic Party's left flank would lead to a lasting change in its priorities.
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Trump is a powerful force propelling the erosion of standards in our political life and throughout the broader social order, in a decivilizational process about which I have written before.
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Michigan itself is a crucial battleground state that Trump carried unexpectedly in 2016 by about 11,000 votes, propelling him to the White House along with wins in Pennsylvania and Wisconsin.
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Two years later, with Mahomes propelling Kansas City to its first Super Bowl berth in 231 years, handing him the team's most pivotal job seems, in retrospect, a slam dunk.
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As Giannis Antetokounmpo backpedaled down the floor of Madison Square Garden, gazelle-like strides propelling him in his moment of glory, the Bucks chased him, waiting to envelop their hero.
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And it exposes the fault line between those who fret about winning voters in the center and the activist progressive base propelling Warren to the front of the Democratic pack.
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So far, investors have signaled their confidence in the company's prospects, propelling Tesla's stock market value to a level on par with General Motors and Ford, the biggest American automakers.
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If you have a larger yard and prefer gas-powered mowers, the Toro Recycler 163 Lawn Mower is for you with its 22-inch cutting width and self-propelling abilities.
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They call their initiative the Breakthrough Starshot, and it involves propelling space vessels the size of postage stamps to 100 million miles per hour — 20 percent the speed of light.
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"The only regret is that I didn't get the name back," Weinstein says of Miramax's sale to the Walt Disney Co. in 1993, after years of propelling the independent movie market.
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Crowdfunded spacecraft LightSail 2 is making good on its name, after successfully unfurling its solar sail in orbit so that it can begin propelling itself using the force of light alone.
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The remarkable right-handed grab, along with another one he made during the third quarter, gave Edwards 208 career receptions, propelling him to No. 1 on South Carolina's all-time list.
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The decisions were generally of an operational nature, rather than part of a great innovation, these business owners said: a way of propelling their company forward and their net worth up.
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Stanford scored the game's first seven points, but USC responded with seven 3-pointers in the final 15 minutes of the first half, propelling the Trojans into a 47-36 lead.
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Other uses outlined in the patent include a pulse oximeter, for detecting when a customer's about to pass out, and a weight-triggered assisted push feature for propelling the cart itself.
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Remember Nicki went after Kylie after her album dropped, blaming her for propelling Travis Scott's album sales above hers, but then walked it back and said she f***s with Kylie.
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HELSINKI, Oct 16 (Reuters) - Finnish retailer Stockmann has sold its remaining Russian shopping centre, it said on Tuesday, following a two-year search for a buyer, propelling the company's shares higher.
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K.J. Costello threw four touchdown passes to tight end Colby Parkinson, all in the first half Saturday night, propelling host Stanford to a 48-17 Pac-12 victory over Oregon State.
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Athletics 8, Rangers 4 Ramon Laureano led off two innings with home runs, and Marcus Semien contributed a two-run homer to a four-run second, propelling Oakland past visiting Texas.
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They risk propelling Sudan deeper into crisis, upending Bashir's attempt to stave off financial collapse and destabilizing a country beset by simmering internal conflicts that straddles Africa and the Middle East.
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Like a set of gears, those smaller wheels grab the rim and turn the bike wheel, propelling you forward by using the 500W motor and 36V battery found inside the housing.
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Kopitar got the tying goal with 4 minutes 10 seconds to play and redirected the winner at 1:34 of overtime, propelling Los Angeles to a 4-3 win Thursday night.
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You're slashing your to-do list today, Capricorn; however, later this evening you'll begin to wonder how much of what you're doing is actually propelling you where you want to go.
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The wave of political renewal that swept the West, propelling liberals in France and the Netherlands and populists in the UK and the US can't be denied, but Merkel seems unshakable.
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The easiest thing is to blame the computers and the algorithms that keep them going, propelling the market ever lower in a death spiral that doesn't seem like it will end.
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The shooting spree proved to be the deadliest in the country's history, leaving 50 people dead, dozens more injured, and propelling the island country into a moment of national soul-searching.
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The women had distinct careers, but they all danced when they were young at powows and caught performances by the traveling Ballets Russes and other companies, propelling them to study professionally.
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But however these races shake out in November, the energy propelling these campaigns thus far has revealed a hunger among Democratic voters for candidates with inspirational narratives and emotionally resonate messages.
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A rare collection of great acting talent -- Douglas, Laughton, Olivier, Ustinov, Simmons, Curtis -- each of which is given meaty lines and a distinct role in propelling the story to its conclusion.
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Oklahoma City Thunder 120 - Sacramento Kings 100 Nerlens Noel converted lob passes from Dennis Schroder into dunks on consecutive possessions during a second-quarter flurry, propelling Oklahoma City over host Sacramento.
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His father is a captain for the JAD Group of Warri, Nigeria; he operates a self-propelling, self-elevating vessel that provides service to oil rigs and other shallow-water stations.
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Last fall, he started fulfilling his potential by winning his first title, in Stockholm, reaching his first Masters 1000 final, in Paris, and propelling Canada to its first Davis Cup finals.
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Once released, the payload will go screaming through the atmosphere, coasting nearly 30 vertical miles before propelling itself the rest of the way to orbit by means of a small rocket.
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That agreement has been hailed by President Donald Trump as "a big day for trade," sending U.S. stocks to fresh all-time highs Monday, with Asian equities also propelling higher Tuesday.
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In place of the optimism propelling the GOP tax plan, Democrats offer "secular stagnation" and schemes to provide a subsistence wage to the millions who will soon be out of work.
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His efforts to save a stranger's failing marriage become increasingly contrived and farcical, ultimately propelling Pete into a hallucinatory, nighttime odyssey amid the coyotes, the cactuses and a sinister dancing teenager.
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He has used his personal wealth to funnel more than $10 million into digital and television advertisements since joining the crowded field, propelling him past several candidates with more political experience.
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"Levick has an underlying growth strategy that has been implemented over the past three years and is propelling us into a more dominant role in the strategic communications industry," he said.
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BERLIN, June 9 (Reuters) - German imports unexpectedly fell while exports were unchanged in April, data showed on Thursday, propelling the trade surplus of Europe's biggest economy to a fresh monthly record.
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In an opening duet (clothed), the women continually swapped active and passive functions, one propelling or lifting the other across the floor, in fluent alternation; sometimes they rolled together, bodies interlocked.
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They call their initiative the Breakthrough Starshot, and it involves propelling space vessels the size of postage stamps to 100 million miles per hour — 20 percent of the speed of light.
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But instead of propelling a single candidate to a clear victory, it split among several different candidates, leaving Mr. Cruz, Mr. Rubio and Mr. Trump in something resembling a three-way tie.
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NAIROBI (Reuters) - The new railway linking Nairobi to the port of Mombasa was supposed to be the crowning achievement of an infrastructure bonanza propelling President Uhuru Kenyatta to victory in Kenya's Aug.
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Virtually no one predicted President Trump would pivot and five months later win a huge tax, which is now propelling the economy into what would have been unthinkable growth under President Obama.
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In 2014, the Bundys and hundreds of their supporters faced off with federal agents in the Nevada desert, propelling the family into the national spotlight and emboldening an anti-federal government movement.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German industrial output rose strongly in the first quarter and exports soared in March, data showed on Tuesday, propelling the trade surplus in Europe's largest economy to a record high.
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Reproducing some of the season's top trends at a price we can stomach, we can figure out which bags genuinely mesh with our lifestyle, propelling us towards eventually purchasing that $$$ dream piece.
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Oh She Glows: Angela Liddon's vegan recipe blog has been a favorite of home cooks for almost a decade, propelling a 2014 cookbook and now an app with her most popular offerings.
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Rising demand for its pet healthcare products has driven much of the company's business in recent years, propelling Elanco to No. 4 globally in the list of animal healthcare groups by revenue.
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The idea is a kind of vacuum-sealed tube system capable of propelling passenger and cargo pods at speeds of up to 760 miles per hour, making overland travel comparable to airplanes.
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This book reveals how his early days as a journalist in the South kindled his interest in race, propelling him across America to report on race relations in the decades that followed.
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But romance introduces a new transcendent element, hard to measure in studies or even understand, and woe to anyone who enters into a commitment without the propelling force of that deep magic.
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Point guard Stephen Curry bombed in 24 of his game-high 26 points on 3-pointers, propelling the Warriors (663-3) to a seventh straight home win over the Lakers (9-32).
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Eduardo Nunez drove in three runs, two with an infield hit in the big fourth inning, and Buster Posey belted a solo home run, propelling the Giants to their fourth straight win.
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He alleges to have sexually assaulted women, and the words used in this tape are propelling many members of his own party to abandon him, or at least to publicly condemn him.
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Nationals 33, Marlins 5 Matt Adams backed the strong pitching of Patrick Corbin with a three-run, tiebreaking home run in the sixth inning, propelling visiting Washington to a victory over Miami.
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Not only is it sinewy and flexible—that's a funk groove propelling a title song that celebrates the woke meme it also looks askance at—but the lyrics are sharper than ever.
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As the voice of a young boy sings a treble solo, Calvin Richardson begins a slow, swirling solo, often dropping to the floor, then propelling himself back up with curving, undulating momentum.
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They told him that the machine would work by drawing blood from a chamber of his heart and propelling it into his aorta — the main vessel that carries blood throughout the body.
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Rick Scott was upended in June when Mr. Trump endorsed Representative Ron DeSantis, propelling the 39-year-old congressman into a lead over Adam Putnam, the state agriculture commissioner and putative favorite.
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Democratic Senator Dick Durbin, Cornyn's counterpart, told reporters he hoped a combination of the Senate's 49 Democrats and independents, coupled with 11 Republicans, could get behind a bill, propelling it to passage.
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Instead, the crowds that Sanders began building four years ago, when he made his last stand in California with a spate of rallies up and down the state, are propelling him forward.
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Propelling one version of the Escalade down the road will be a 6.2-liter V8 rated at 420 horsepower and 460 foot-pounds of torque, matching the stats of the 2020 model.
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Since the beginning of the summer, Warren has seen her support balloon among primary voters, propelling her past Sanders in poll after poll, including some showing her in the lead against Biden.
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We'll pause here to recall the wave of angry and in-your-face protests by a different sort of "Tea Party" that swept American politics in 2010, propelling Republicans to Congressional victory.
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Bedford, Massachusetts-based iRobot said in a complaint filed in federal court in Boston that SharkNinja's Shark IQ Robot self-propelling vacuum cleaner copied patented features of the Roomba i7+ without authorization.
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Climate change has consistently polled as one of the top issues for Democratic primary voters, propelling Senators Sanders and Warren leftward even as the specific politics of fracking have gotten little airing.
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And this perceived scarcity of safe sources of profit and income is animating voracious demand for corporate debt and propelling the elite class of dominant secular-growth stocks to ever-richer valuations.
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So, apparently, has the uprising of feminist outrage that followed her defeat, propelling a wave of women into Congress this year and a pack of female candidates into the 2020 presidential race.
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The X-Files has been resurrected in a time in which its ideas propelling the show's narrative are no longer simply fun for their mystery, science fiction, and drawing from an interesting subculture.
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Meanwhile, many market watchers considered that an oil-worker strike in Kuwait was propelling crude prices, but even after the Kuwait oil and gas industry called the strike off, prices went even higher.
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In 2016, a decrease in black turnout in cities such as Milwaukee, Detroit and Philadelphia helped Mr. Trump win key swing states by razor-thin margins, propelling him to an Electoral College victory.
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For the CDU/CSU the method has worked well enough, propelling the party to three clear election wins since the 2005 debacle (even now, Mrs Merkel remains one of Germany's most popular politicians).
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Three weeks ago, investors dumped Treasury holdings on worries about growing Treasury supply, rising inflation and a faster pace of interest rate increases from the Federal Reserve, propelling a surge in bond yields.
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This was one of the most important moments in the entire race so far — it damaged Biden, the longtime frontrunner, while propelling Harris from a distant fourth place to a tie for second.
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This community's roots are in a Turkish Islamist movement, Milli Gorus (National Vision) which flourished among German Turks before propelling a pious government to power in Turkey, in 1996, for one turbulent year.
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Explo Systems had won an $53 million Army contract in 25 to disassemble, empty, and recycle 2598 million propelling charges of the explosive material M2000 at the Louisiana National Guard facility Camp Minden.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A giant vessel docked at the port of Moheshkhali in Bangladesh two months ago, propelling the populous but poor nation into the fast-expanding club of liquefied natural gas (LNG) buyers.
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It was dubbed a "1,000-year event," but scientists studying climate change -- yet another source of our division -- say a warming planet is propelling extreme weather onto the Gulf Coast with alarming regularity.
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The challenges are playing out in courts across the country, propelling a national debate over when the government can compel individuals or companies to disclose codes or passwords giving access to private data.
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But the attention from the Clinton spat has raised Gabbard's profile, propelling her to 6 percent support in the latest Quinnipiac survey of New Hampshire, her best showing in any poll to date.
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Two batters later, Brian McCann hit a two-run double off the center-field wall, propelling the Yankees as they outlasted the Kansas City Royals, 10-7, on Tuesday night at Yankee Stadium.
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"At a Republican Party convention in California focused on strategy to make headway for conservatives in the blue state, Parscale said the Trump family was "propelling the Republican Party into a new party.
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She is under pressure from the same forces that elevated Mr. Trump in America, fueled Britain's vote to exit the European Union and are now propelling the populist Marine Le Pen in France.
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"The Inquisitor's Tale" is equal parts swashbuckling epic, medieval morality play, religious polemic and bawdy burlesque, propelling us toward a white-knuckle climax where three children must leap into a fire to save . . .
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And what if you used this knowledge to recreate these songs for a world that had never heard of this uniquely famous and ubiquitous rock group, propelling yourself to superstardom in the process?
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One of the best of a recent wave of outstanding horror films, The Babadook effectively made single motherhood into the ultimate nightmare while propelling its cast and crew into the much-deserved limelight.
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To a visitor, it seems significant: The game was a one-run thriller at Dodger Stadium, propelling the Mets to a sweep in the next round and a berth in the World Series.
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The New York Public Library is propelling classic literature to the forefront of technology with a series of Insta Novels — stories on Instagram intended to reach to a larger audience, especially young readers.
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All the while, our free-spirited heroine attempts to hold onto her lifelong dream of becoming a superstar, the promise of a lead role in a local rapper's music video propelling her forward.
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State Representative Ted James, a Democrat from East Baton Rouge Parish, credited that as a force propelling black voters to the polls, describing the deep distrust many African-Americans have of Mr. Trump.
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However, the demands of international justice and an insistent daughter force him into memoir mode, which means propelling the play into a sustained flashback, set in the Khmer Rouge era of the 1970s.
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A month ago, investors dumped Treasury holdings on worries about growing Treasury supply, rising inflation and a faster pace of interest rate increases from the Federal Reserve, propelling a surge in bond yields.
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Instead, a sense of entitlement to the office began to build in 2008, and has now built to a crescendo that, without a suitable opponent, is propelling Clinton inexorably toward our highest office.
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All in on New Hampshire It's voters like Chamberlin and Ward that are propelling Gabbard in New Hampshire, where the congresswoman is over-performing her support in other early nominating state or nationally.
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But as long as the computer and communications revolution is propelling growth, he says, the big metropolitan areas will not only remain economically pre-eminent but also likely increase their dominance over time.
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Strategists say that while they are uncertain how independents will vote in this election, Clinton and Sanders should appeal to this voter bloc that could have a hand in propelling them to victory.
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Last year, Lannett more than tripled the price of terbutaline, a treatment for asthma and emphysema, propelling it to $435 for 290 tablets of 2100 milligrams each, up from $2000 for the bottle.
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The paranoia that has long been an undercurrent in American politics is now driving the presidential election, with the nation's pervasive fears propelling the clown car of candidates toward next month's primary votes.
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He was the last survivor of the four men who are generally credited with popularizing the football highlight film and, in no small measure as a result, propelling the popularity of pro football itself.
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But the success is truly a result of the hard work from the No. 210 Stewart-Haas Racing Ford team — work that is propelling the 21997-year old Californian toward a historic championship run.
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Furthermore, increasing global geriatric population base is anticipated to significantly raise demand for pharmaceuticals as this segment of the population is prone to high risk of organ disorders and infections, thereby propelling market growth.
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For more than an hour, Varoufakis captivated the crowd by arguing that a grand crisis of capitalism was propelling the right to power and that it was time for the left to fight back.
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The film recounts the real-life 1973 Battle of the Sexes, when King beat former world No. 1 player Bobby Riggs—a man—in three straight sets, propelling women's tennis onto the world stage.
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Indonesia is truly unique in that it has the potential to create a hybrid of the widest opportunities from America and China's e-commerce economies, propelling the Indonesian online marketplace onto the global stage.
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It essentially gives each step a bounce, meaning the foam literally is squeezed when your foot hits the ground then springs back to shape, propelling your foot up so you can take another step.
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It's a learning process, and I still don't have all of the answers, but I've learned to view and treat my body with kindness, and to be thankful to it for propelling me forward.
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Even though they are a 38-year-old company, FLIR System's advanced, miniaturized thermal imaging sensors and cameras keep them hip in the world of computer vision where mobile startups are propelling the field.
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A hyperloop would work by propelling pods through a large tube at speeds of 750 mph using magnets, and is seen as a solution to long distance travel and also means of alleviating congestion.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German imports unexpectedly fell in April while exports were unchanged, propelling the trade surplus of Europe's biggest economy to a fresh monthly record despite weaker demand from emerging markets such as China.
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A closer look at the ideas and methods propelling the 'Feel the Bern' phenomenon, and interviews with entrepreneurial experts, show that the Sanders campaign has displayed plenty of business smarts tailored to today's market.
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"At this sensitive moment in Libya's transition, military posturing and threats of unilateral action only risk propelling Libya back toward chaos," they said in a joint statement released in Washington by the State Department.
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"Investor interest is mixed towards gold in the current environment, with geopolitical tensions attracting reduced flows and limiting the downside risk rather than propelling prices higher," Standard Chartered said in a note on Tuesday.
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BERLIN — Voters in Chancellor Angela Merkel's political home state delivered her a stinging rebuke on Sunday, propelling a far-right party to second place in the state legislature, ahead of her center-right bloc.
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But Syracuse stormed back in the second half, putting a rare smile on Boeheim's face and propelling the Orange back in the hunt for a NCAA Tournament berth after some dismal non-conference losses.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany's domestic economy is set fair for further growth, with robust household and government spending propelling a self-reinforcing cycle of activity, though Britain's Brexit vote has unnerved German companies trading abroad.
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Perhaps there would have been a deeper exploration of the forces that were propelling Mr. Trump toward victory, given that so much of his behavior would have torpedoed any candidate who came before him.
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The startup program underscores the radical shift at Microsoft in the five years since Satya Nadella took the CEO reins, leaving behind old hangups and propelling the company to a trillion dollar market valuation.
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Known as "El Diablo" winds in this area, the offshore airflow was instrumental in propelling the wildfires faster than people could get out of the way, let alone allow firefighters to squelch the flames.
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The works mark a departure from abstraction into a more documentary-style of figurative drawing, foregrounding yet again her commitment to using art as a vehicle for propelling issues related to social justice forward.
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The resulting record is fittingly uninhibited in its many twists and turns—melting together textures from jazz, to dread-fueled funk, and synth psychedelia, all the while propelling forward on mercilessly precise drum programming.
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On the same day, your planetary ruler Mercury ends its retrograde, propelling you forward and putting an end to some of the frustrations and delays that have been plaguing you this past few weeks.
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And a group Biden has struggled with winning over early in the primary contests, suburban voters, look to be rounding out the base of support that appears to be propelling him to the nomination.
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The Dream Act never passed, but it gained widespread popularity among the American electorate and, at various points, both houses of Congress, hatching much of the political activism that is propelling the current debate.
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The 56-year-old Lightfoot is also the latest in a wave of political newcomers to win major elections around the globe as voters upend the status quo, propelling anti-establishment candidates to power.
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Like many of the solo routines, theirs involved feats of propelling and contorting the body around the pole, with the added thrill of one dancer, say, holding the other by the ankles upside down.
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After he retired from the sport, Hackett's life resembled his freestyle stroke: He appeared to be effortlessly gliding to glory, but beneath the surface propelling himself forward was becoming almost too much to bear.
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His Australian crawl was not so much a crawl as a glide, his strokes propelling him forward in quick little lurches, allowing him to cut through the water the way a rowing shell does.
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A new book about the White House chief strategist portrays the president as the empty vessel into which Mr. Bannon poured his ideology and agenda, propelling the two of them into the White House.
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Whether the pair can be together is the question propelling the book — pretty standard fare, but Niven is adept at creating characters, and at saving the book's sight-and-blindness messaging from being cloying.
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This is the question propelling several new books and that's been taken up by more than one presidential candidate — foremost Andrew Yang, who has made universal basic income (UBI) the centerpiece of his campaign.
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In 2017, total greenhouse gas emissions in the United States reached their lowest levels in 85033 years, according to the Environmental Protection Agency, propelling the nation to the world leader in CO2 emission reductions.
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Joyce will be challenging Irfan to take on something new too — propelling others to take on new challenges encourages you to push yourself at the same time, a bit of healthy competition never hurt anyone!
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It's powered by the company's larger Rigel engines; this is the platform purportedly headed to the Moon, and you can see it propelling a clutch of 6U smallsats on the right in the image above.
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In what fashionistas cite as the "Meghan effect", her outfits and accessories have sold out fast soon after the bride-to-be is seen wearing them, propelling the labels behind them into the global spotlight.
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While Moscow has long maintained robust relationships with Asian heavyweights, including China, Japan and India, there are a number of timely factors propelling Putin and his counterpart Chinese President Xi Jinping to deepen bilateral ties.
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In fact, the opposite occurred with post-EPS performance propelling the stock up 9% – its biggest one-day gain since November 2, 2018 – and to levels well above even our $91 December 43 price target.
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Last year, the company announced its goal to reach 80 percent of U.S. households by the end of 2018, and its most recent funding round seems to be propelling the startup to achieve that goal.
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Spotify's free-tier has gone a ways toward propelling the service, while Apple's stuck to music exclusives and the benefits of its own product and software ecosystem as a means of getting users on-board.
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"Qualitative observations indicated that spaceflight mice readily adapted to the RH, propelling their bodies freely and actively throughout the habitat, utilizing the entire volume of space available to them," wrote the authors in the study.
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You can think about your glutes as the connection between your upper and lower body — they help keep your back and core stabilized, and they're responsible for propelling your legs and body when you move.
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"We are more optimistic now about what we can accomplish than we have ever been," he said in remarks to donors, noting the group's work propelling the confirmation of Neil Gorsuch to the Supreme Court.
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The liberal base is more riled up than ever, propelling the populist candidacies of people like Rob Quist in Montana and James Thompson in Kansas—races that the Democratic Party ignored until the last minute.
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The idea of the transport system — conceived in 2013 by Musk, the head of both electric automaker Tesla and SpaceX — works by propelling pods through tubes using magnets reaching speeds akin to those of airplanes.
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And in any case the profile of the British diaspora is evolving: improvements in technology, cheap travel and the high cost of living in Britain are propelling highly skilled workers overseas in search of opportunities.
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Like great fantasy literature, this game has a deep lore and back story (developed over the past 17 years since the series made its debut in 1994 with The Elder Scrolls: Arena) propelling current events.
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News that the U.S. and China are willing to roll back tariffs to reach a trade deal sparked a sharp rotation out of bonds and into stocks, propelling the major indexes to fresh record levels.
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While mounting a raft in order to cross the river that runs through the course, a cart carrying one of the couples crashed into the other, propelling the first cart into the river, police said.
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They're concerned that Democratic leaders and strategists may be misreading the currents propelling Trump's rise, and they're cautioning against the notion that a Trump nomination would pre-ordain the next Democrat in the White House.
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It erupted at the sight of him propelling himself onto the court with his hands and assuming his place on the outside, and again after the first point, when his reach forced an error wide.
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Perhaps more important, a victory against the rapidly spreading epidemic could weaken opposition to genetically engineered organisms of all sorts, propelling many others out of the lab, onto the dinner table or into the environment.
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Phillies 20183, Rockies 4 Bryce Harper greeted reliever Carlos Estevez with a two-run double in the fifth inning, propelling Philadelphia to a victory over visiting Colorado in the opener of a three-game series.
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China's economy is propelling global economic growth and is "tall, dark and handsome", the newspaper said in a separate editorial on the front-page of Thursday's People's Daily, using Chinese slang that describes "Mr. Perfect".
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As a stream of new arrivals swelled already cramped conditions, protests broke out that fueled an image of a government that had lost control of national security, propelling the conservatives back to power in 2013.
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Even as the electoral rage propelling Mr. López Obrador's rise is largely the result of domestic issues, there will be pressure for the new president to take a less conciliatory line with his American counterpart.
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KIEV, Ukraine — As a television actor in Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky played an idealistic schoolteacher whose tirade against corruption is filmed by his students, winds up online and suddenly goes viral, propelling him to the presidency.
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KIEV, Ukraine — As a television actor in Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky played an idealistic schoolteacher whose tirade against corruption is filmed by his students, winds up online and suddenly goes viral, propelling him to the presidency.
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Intel's stock was up 8.6% at $68.75, a level it has not seen since the peak of the dotcom boom in 2000, propelling the broader Nasdaq and the Philadelphia SE Semiconductor Index to record highs.
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In the Tarangam — a memorably characteristic item of this genre's repertory, with the dancer standing on a brass plate but propelling it with rhythmic footwork — she tipped her body sideways more than I've ever seen.
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"The same hopeful expectations of pro-business tax and regulatory reforms that have been propelling the stock market have been driving a boom in government relations engagement," said Bruce Mehlman, of Mehlman Castagnetti Rosen & Thomas.
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Nerlens Noel converted lob passes from Dennis Schroder into dunks on consecutive possessions during a second-quarter flurry Wednesday night, propelling the Oklahoma City Thunder to a 33-100 victory over the host Sacramento Kings.
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The energy for propelling the spores turns out to come from the surface tension of water — the forces that cause a drop of water to roll up into a bead on a water-repellent surface.
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"Geopolitical turbulence is propelling us towards an 'unsettled' unilateral world of great power rivalries at a time when business and government leaders must focus urgently on working together to tackle shared risks," the report stated.
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Chew said the fin's passive flexibility allows it to interact naturally with the water, propelling it at a speed of seven-tenths of a meter (yard) every second, to cover about twice its body length.
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But in recent years, in part because the nearby Ebola epidemic scared away tourists, the economy started deteriorating further, propelling record numbers of Gambians to cross the Mediterranean in hopes of finding work in Europe.
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That to me was a nice little tidbit—all these hardened photojournalist veterans taking this young kid, again he's like 17-18 years old, under their wing and propelling him along into this professional career.
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The force from each jaw exceeds the insect's body weight more than 300 times over, propelling the ant to heights as lofty—for an bug, anyway—as eight centimeters, and distances of close to 40 centimeters.
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A's 4, Cardinals 2 Dustin Garneau provided a key hit and Tanner Roark fired five strong innings in their Oakland debuts, propelling the Athletics to victory and a two-game series sweep of visiting St. Louis.
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Propelling her into the spotlight was her marrying the son of JFK and Jackie Onassis, John F. Kennedy Jr., after which her every move — from arguments outside of their Tribeca apartment to meals out — was documented.
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Growing pressure from investors on oil companies to reduce their carbon emissions, is propelling the trend - highlighted last week when Norway's trillion-dollar sovereign wealth fund announced plans to cut investments in oil and gas companies.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - An Australian royal commission on Monday recommended building a nuclear industry, including a waste dump, in the uranium-rich state of South Australia, propelling the case for overturning long-held opposition to nuclear power.
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Combined with the high quality of their music, it's DMK's uniqueness that launched them into viral fame back in 2012, propelling them beyond their homeland of Colombia and onto live performances in Texas, Spain, and Poland.
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Ian Desmond broke a scoreless tie with a leadoff home run in the seventh, propelling the Rangers to a third win in four days against the A's and their franchise-record-tying eighth straight series win.
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The Ziggy persona was an amalgam of the music of Lou Reed and the stage wildman that was Iggy Pop, and it was no surprise that Bowie worked with both performers, propelling them to new heights.
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Meanwhile, the 23-year-old Kane received his award after propelling Tottenham to second in the table by netting four goals in three league matches, including a hat-trick in last month's win over Stoke City.
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Investors have poured more than $28 billion into the ride services sector over the past decade, propelling growth at Uber, Lyft Inc, China's Didi Chuxing Technology Co and a host of smaller upstarts, such as Gett.
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So, about that Doritos ad... On Sunday night, Super Bowl 27 viewers were treated to the sight of a fetus literally propelling itself from the womb in pursuit of a tortilla chip covered in cheese powder.
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Mrs May's authoritative mien and middle-class roots, combined with Mr Timothy's instinct for working-class priorities, makes her party newly formidable, propelling it into landslide territory (an early election is surely not off the cards).
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Complementing the tariff evidence, one recent study finds that including the general trend of U.S.-Mexico trade starting in 1990 diminishes the measurable impact of NAFTA, suggesting that reforms in Mexico were already propelling bilateral trade.
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Alissa: The Favourite is obviously the arthouse darling movie of the season, and I don't think it would have made it nearly this far without its specific trio of actresses propelling it forward in awards conversations.
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The authors found that moderate-intensity, rattling coasters might be effective at dislodging little kidney stones in the outer ducts of the kidney and propelling them toward the ureter, the tube connecting the kidneys and bladder.
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After propelling the market to historic highs, passive investment strategies — which follow a simple set of rules and are carried out by sophisticated computer programs, not humans — are among the factors fueling the market's recent plunge.
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The rise of athletic sportswear and the mainstreaming of once marginal street wear labels have given the trend its latest push, propelling it to the catwalks, where it has thrived intermittently for a number of years.
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While primarily confined to French-speaking Canada, La Meute lies on a continuum of conservative thought that is propelling politicians like Kellie Leitch, a member of Parliament who is vying for leadership of Canada's Conservative Party.
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It's a messy system and not nearly as streamlined or sophisticated as web banner technology, but it's sustained the podcasting business for years now, propelling to reach an estimated $1 billion in annual revenue by 2021.
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As one of the first special elections of Trump's presidency, it became an outlet for "the grass roots excitement, which is propelling the outrageous spending on both sides," said Taryn Rosenkranz, a Democratic digital fundraising consultant.
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But her encounters with the Trump administration are propelling the 49-year-old, Baltimore-bred journalist to a new level of prominence — and into a contentious debate over this White House's attitudes toward gender and race.
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Houston's climactic runner in the lane bounced on the rim before going through the net, breaking Miami's heart and propelling the Knicks from the threshold of first-round defeat all the way to the N.B.A. finals.
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Matt Adams backed the strong pitching of Patrick Corbin with a three-run, tiebreaking home run in the sixth inning Wednesday night, propelling the visiting Washington Nationals to a 25-217 victory over the Miami Marlins.
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And changes in the power market, along with policies favoring clean generation, are propelling most of the rest toward timely compliance, according to researchers, power producers and officials, as well as government filings reviewed by Reuters.
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The rocket was set to take off next month from Guiana Space Centre propelling the first of a series of satellites into orbit that Virginia-based startup OneWeb plans to use to create a worldwide internet service.
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Centrist Emmanuel Macron's French presidential victory over anti-European Union rival Marine Le Pen caused investors to reduce their safe-haven holdings of government bonds, propelling benchmark U.S. yields to a five-week high earlier this month.
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Benchmark 10-year Treasury yields reached 2.528 percent on Monday, their highest since September 2014, as inflation worries intensified following an agreement among major oil producers to cut output, propelling crude prices to an 18-month high.
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Wonder Wheel stars Timberlake as a lifeguard on Coney Island in the 1950s and follows Allen's typical narrative of a young woman entering a volatile situation and propelling all the action and drama around her (quirky) presence.
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The inverse of that charisma is made flesh in Paul Giamatti's United States attorney, Chuck Rhoades, who serves as Axelrod's crusading nemesis, fixated on slaying Wall Street corruption — and propelling himself into political office along the way.
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Turner cracked a three-run home run in the first inning, propelling the Dodgers to a 259-22 win over the Arizona Diamondbacks in Game 1 of the National League Division Series Friday night at Dodger Stadium.
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Why it matters: That influx of new arrivals is propelling Florida's population growth (second only to Texas), as well as changing the political make-up of the most evenly split part of the country's biggest swing state.
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In Vietnam, shocking information disclosed earlier this year revealed that the authorities had executed 429 people between mid-2013 to mid-20113, propelling it into third place in the world's league table of executioners for that period.
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Since it launched in 693, the 10-day festival has become one of the largest and most prestigious in the world, propelling emerging filmmakers onto the international scene and awards hopefuls toward the big fall movie season.
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He produced the groundbreaking film of The Who's rock opera "Tommy" and "Saturday Night Fever", which introduced disco music and a young John Travolta to audiences around the world, while propelling the Bee Gees to global stardom.
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Its art is strikingly lifelike, beautifully rendering the emptiness of a ruined space station that players must float through as astronauts, propelling themselves between oxygen bottles while staying away from hard walls that could crack a spacesuit.
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He received such positive feedback from the festival that he became even more serious in his pursuit of promoting vegetarian and vegan cuisine in his home country, propelling him to launch his own company, Ki' Organic Vegan.
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Harden converted two free throws and Eric Gordon added an interior hoop following a flagrant foul on Draymond Green, propelling the Rockets to a 132-127 double-overtime victory that ended the Warriors' 12-game winning streak.
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Although mocked as an empty shell by rivals from long established parties, En Marche attracted many newcomers to politics and quickly proved effective in propelling the former economy minister of Socialist President Francois Hollande into the presidency.
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The array is designed to beam power to spacecraft, propelling them to distances of up to 500 or 600 astronomical units (AU)—one AU being the distance between Earth and the Sun—in a mere 12 years.
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The cannon, which may one day fire rounds over 1,000 miles, started a year ago as an abstract concept, but a few weeks ago, a test asset was successful in a test of a propelling charge, Col.
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While the focus has been on her defeat of a longtime incumbent and social conservative, Roem told anchor Kate Bolduan that she credited a true "team effort" for propelling her to victory in Virginia's House of Delegates.
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The self-propelling component could come in handy for parents who want to go for a jog with their baby, or need to be hands-free to juggle other bags at the airport or supermarket, for example.
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Moving fast: The global competition is propelling 5G development much faster than was originally expected, with carriers and some cities moving quickly to install infrastructure, said CTIA president and CEO Meredith Attwell Baker, a former FCC commissioner.
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Contributing Opinion Writer NASHVILLE — Old friends of ours like to tell the story of the time they looked out their front window and saw a grown man propelling himself down their street on a child's push scooter.
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COLUMBIA, S.C. (Reuters) - U.S. Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton crushed rival Bernie Sanders at the South Carolina primary on Saturday, propelling her into next week's crucial "Super Tuesday" voting in 11 states on a wave of momentum.
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Clyburn's endorsement of Biden ahead of the South Carolina primary is widely viewed as a turning point in the race, propelling Biden to a landslide victory in the Palmetto State and galvanizing moderate Democrats around his campaign.
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His end is to turn himself into an artificial homunculus in a self propelling capsule, travelling at maximum speed, and depressing to the point of extinction his natural gifts, above all, eliminating any spontaneous trace of spirit.
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Amazon stock shot up more than 2063.99% in early trading Friday, propelling its market cap to hit $216 trillion at the open and causing the stock to hit a new all-time intra-day high of $217.6,21.
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In contrast, British rival ASOS last month met its full-year sales growth forecasts and reported a 28 percent rise in pretax profit, flagging years of double-digit sales growth to come and propelling its shares higher.
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This safety feature will separate the Crew Dragon from the Falcon 9 rocket early, propelling the spacecraft (and any astronauts who would be on board, during a real mission) to a safe distance at extremely high speed.
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He has a highly developed understanding of the psychic and emotional forces propelling illiberalism's spread across the globe, a movement united by a sense of disappointment, bewilderment and envy — the spiritual condition that Nietzsche diagnosed as ressentiment.
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Lori Alhadeff, a former teacher whose daughter Alyssa was killed in the shooting, won the District 4 seat handily on Tuesday, propelling herself onto the school board that oversees the high school where her daughter was killed.
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The $4 trillion force propelling US stocks to record highs The Federal Reserve's rescue of the overnight lending market appears to be having an unintended side effect: it's juicing the stock market, my colleague Matt Egan reports.
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We should note, quickly, that Wonder Woman has story credits beyond Heinberg — Jason Fuchs and Zack Snyder conceptualized the plot with him — but the screenplay, the literal document propelling what you see on screen, is all his.
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Since it launched in 1976, the 10-day event has become one of the largest and most prestigious in the world, propelling emerging filmmakers onto the international scene and awards hopefuls toward the big fall movie season.
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The impact of the cyclone, coupled with a dam disaster in Brazil that restricted Vale SA's production, has led to a surge in iron ore prices this year, propelling Fortescue's stock about 80 percent higher in 2019.
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One impact of the rise of the culture war in the 1990s was to reorder the popular coalitions of the parties — for example, by attracting evangelical Protestants to the Republicans while propelling secular voters toward the Democrats.
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The control scheme is really unusual — you move Noodle around almost like a vehicle, propelling him forward with the right trigger and using the left to slow down while controlling the elevation of his head with face buttons.
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"Strong tailwinds from a healthy labor market and rising demand are propelling the economy forward, while businesses so far seem to be unaffected by uncertainties around the UK's decision to leave the EU," said Markit Economist Oliver Kolodseike.
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What that means is that things that are 25% happen sometimes and yes the forces propelling Brexit which are forces of nationalism, nativism and negativism are the same kinds of forces that are operating in the United States.
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In every caucus state but Iowa and Nevada, where Clinton invested heavily in her own caucus program, ardent Sanders voters out-organized the Clinton effort, propelling his campaign forward against a candidate with more money and institutional support.
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"We believe LLY is entering a long lasting period of accelerating revenue and EPS growth driven by a diversified late stage pipeline propelling many years of margin expansion," analyst Jami Rubin wrote in a note to clients Tuesday.
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In addition to propelling young actors to instant stardom, the casting parameters for Netflix's original content will especially impact actors of color and actors with "non-Hollywood" looks, who haven't been associated with significant box office worth previously.
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Barclays on Thursday advised clients to sell bonds and increase their exposure to U.S. equities as lower taxes from the incoming Donald Trump administration will lead to higher earnings, propelling the stock market to new highs next year.
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What we're hearing: "Instinct and adrenaline have been propelling humanity through acute danger for millennia, but we tend to normalize and ultimately ignore chronic danger," says Kevin Book, managing director of the nonpartisan research firm ClearView Energy Partners.
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Family Dollar, which has been a family-run business since 1959, was key in propelling Dollar Tree to the No. 1 position among U.S. dollar stores amid intense competition from mass retailers such as Wal-Mart Stores Inc.
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Terry Rozier scored 10 of his career-high 31 points in a Boston flurry late in the third quarter Friday night, propelling the Celtics to a 119-110 victory over the Atlanta Hawks at TD Garden in Boston.
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As Clover enters this new era of growth, we are restructuring some teams in recognition of our need for deep Medicare Advantage skill sets to continue propelling us forward to fully achieve our mission of improving every life.
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Klay Thompson scored a game-high 173 points and Green had an 11-point, 13-rebound, 11-assist triple-double, propelling the Warriors to their first win over the Cavaliers since Game 4 of last year's NBA Finals.
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"This step toward right-sizing regulation will allow local banks and credit unions to focus more on lending, in turn propelling economic growth and creating jobs on Main Street and in our communities," said Crapo in a statement.
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It would work by propelling pods, carrying people or cargo, through a large tube at speeds of 750 mph using magnets; it is seen as a solution to long-distance travel and also a means of alleviating congestion.
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Kenyan Professor Peter Kagwanja, writing for the Daily Nation, recommends that, "as Africa enters the phase of democratic consolidation, the Nobel Committee might consider redirecting attention to institutions propelling Africa's peace and development," and co-awarding the prize.
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"Since first pioneering the vacation exchange concept more than 40 years ago, RCI has continually found new ways to evolve and grow its own business while also propelling the exchange industry further," said Gordon Gurnik, president of RCI.
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Muffler Men fans see them as an important part of roadside history, when the availability of cars was propelling more people on road trips, and the highways of the United States became increasingly colorful with attractions and distractions.
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"Dark Spring," like the other material we've heard from the album, rips a bit more than the Beach House we're used to, its driving rhythm section propelling the music's gauzy textures from dream pop to full-throttle shoegaze.
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Giants 5, A's 103 Evan Longoria grounded a go-ahead, two-run single into left field with one out in the seventh inning, propelling San Francisco over host Oakland and a two-game sweep of its interleague series.
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" When asked if a one-point victory in the South Carolina primary would be enough to propel Biden's campaign, Clyburn said bluntly, "One point may be a win, but I don't think it's ... the propelling that we need.
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These "self-propelling microscopic grenades," which the researchers have named cassiosomes, also appear to stun and kill prey for the jellyfish, said Cheryl Ames, an associate professor at Tohoku University in Japan and lead author of the study.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Daniil Medvedev continued to baffle his opponents at the ATP Cup on Thursday, securing a hard-fought and fiery victory against Argentina's Diego Schwartzman and propelling Russia into the semi-final of the inaugural team event.
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Although we'd met Brandon Kyle Goodman's character, a black man, first and the story used his desire for a family as its plot-propelling center, Modern Love soon cast him aside to focus on his white partner's journey.
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If Napkin caucuses for Buttigieg on Monday, he will have an outsized impact in propelling the South Bend mayor's campaign into true contention when other more populous and diverse states cast their primary votes in the coming months.
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There's something about the episodic nature of streaming TV that just works better, and/or keeps propelling you into the next episode, like we were talking about, and in a movie, if it doesn't work, it doesn't work.
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Without a doubt, Trump is propelling himself to victory as 2016's "law and order" candidate and pledging to "make America safe again" by mischaracterizing the Black Lives Matter movement, the most pressing racial justice movement of our time.
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It wasn't until long after the royal wedding, stories about Meghan's relationships with family members still being published though there was no royal wedding propelling such reporting, that I reevaluated why these stories elicited such a response from me.
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Klay Thompson scored a game-high 26 points and Draymond Green recorded an 11-point, 13-rebound, 11-assist triple-double, propelling the Warriors to their first win over the Cavaliers since Game 113 of last year's NBA Finals.
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Dustin Garneau provided a key hit and Tanner Roark fired five strong innings in their Oakland debuts Sunday afternoon, propelling the Athletics to a 22-23 victory and a two-game series sweep of the visiting St. Louis Cardinals.
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An endorsement has been its weight in gold in many instances, given Trump's popularity among Republicans, propelling once outside-shot candidates such as Brian Kemp and Kris Kobach to victories in Republican gubernatorial primaries in Georgia and Kansas, respectively.
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We were each encouraged to our solitude as discussion and cohabitation and development and questioning and the like were non-conducive to the project of propelling a body of human animals from one point in the cosmos to another.
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At its most basic level, it takes in air so fast that it makes the engine work, and a nuclear reactor inside the missile would heat the air in the jet engine and expel it, propelling the weapon forward.
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Why it matters: The intraparty conflict over health care "exposes the fault line between those who fret about winning voters in the center and the activist progressive base propelling Warren to the front of the Democratic pack," Politico writes.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Rafael Nadal secured a come-back victory against Australia's Alex De Minaur at the ATP Cup in Sydney on Saturday, propelling Spain into the final of the inaugural event to play the Novak Djokovic-led Serbian team.
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Bryce Harper greeted reliever Carlos Estevez with a two-run double in the fifth inning Friday night, propelling the Philadelphia Phillies to a 5-4 victory over the visiting Colorado Rockies in the opener of a three-game series.
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Now, the Hindi language film industry, or Bollywood as it's known colloquially, is the most prolific center of film production in the world, generating billions of dollars in ticket sales and propelling its actors and actresses to global superstardom.
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The party oversaw a decade of strong growth, propelling the biggest economy in Latin America to the world stage — but then saw its fortunes reverse along with the country's, whose economy has now been falling for eight consecutive quarters.
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Done. Then, a surprise: The little man bumps his head against one of the hovering bricks, which flexes upward and then snaps back down as if spring-loaded, propelling the man earthward onto the approaching angry mushroom and flattening it instantly.
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According to exit polls, an overwhelming 98 percent of black women voted for Jones, with 93 percent of black men backing the former US attorney—ultimately propelling him to a bone-thin upset over scandal-plagued Republican nominee Roy Moore.
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The planet of the mind, Mercury, enters Aries on April 17, making this a great time for you to talk to your bosses or focus on your own entrepreneurial efforts—you're speaking confidently and Aries's fiery energy is propelling you forward!
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"The defendants have played an active role by propelling the carefully designed secessionist process and overcoming all kinds of obstacles that could make them deviate from their final objective," the judge said in the ruling that sent the defendants to jail.
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The forces propelling Trump toward victory are driving party actors toward one of two determinations: Either Trump is the future of a Republican Party that current Republicans can live with, or the Republican Party is unsupportable with Trump atop its ticket.
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Now, the top members of a House subcommittee are calling for a plan to maintain American leadership in AI. Why it matters: As the White House idled, China implemented a national plan that is propelling its AI research and implementation.
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Over the next several days, protests mushroomed from dozens of people into the hundreds of thousands, propelling as much as a quarter of the population of this small Mediterranean country — including people of all ages and sects — into the streets nationwide.
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But just as the Democrats seemed poised to turn their backs on college-educated white voters, this historically Republican group has emerged as a probable decisive factor in propelling the Democrats to regain control of the House of Representatives in November.
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Daily crude imports hit an all-time high as the nation again overtook the United States as the world's top oil consumer, while iron ore imports were the second highest on record, propelling Shanghai rebar steel futures to five-week highs.
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But inside its 6.2-pound carbon fiber frame, you'll instead find electric motors capable of propelling the tiny transport at speeds of up to 10 miles per hour, and a battery good for about a full hour of scooting around town.
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Gold slid to a two-month low on Wednesday after forecast-beating U.S. jobs data stoked speculation that the Federal Reserve would move ahead with plans to raise interest rates, briefly propelling the dollar index to its highest in three weeks.
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The only caveat is that this notion of investors shifting their hundreds of billions invested in bonds into stocks as a three-decade bond bull run comes to an end, propelling equity markets higher, has had several false starts before.
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Figueres said there is optimism that these goals can be met because the economy is propelling nations toward using more renewable energy as costs of such resources plummet, and this is taking place despite the political views of leaders like Trump.
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Twenty years after Nintendo launched the first of its phenomenally successful Pokemon games, propelling portable gaming to frenzied levels and creating a generation of Pikachu obsessives, the group has yet to transition its famous gaming stars onto our smartphone screens.
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The fact that people whose first language isn't even English were shouting the line "Giggs better pop up in your thoughts as an artist" while propelling their limbs in the air at this year's Fresh Island felt like testament to that.
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"As Clover enters this new era of growth, we are restructuring some teams in recognition of our need for deep Medicare Advantage skill sets to continue propelling us forward to fully achieve our mission of improving every life," the company said.
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It took hamburgertrouser's response to elevate the post into truly meme-able territory — propelling the original post to over 30,000 notes in a little under a week and putting it on enough people's radar to make the meme take off.
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"The burgeoning wealth of high-net worth individuals and the mass affluent, as well as a pronounced shift to defined contribution retirement saving, are propelling huge growth in the asset and wealth management industry," PwC said in a statement Monday.
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The 40-year old president, who blew apart France's traditional two-party system last year by propelling his newly-formed centrist movement to power, called for the same alliance of "reformists" to join forces at the European parliament in Strasbourg.
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They would not have to wait long: Millions of dollars began to flow steadily through the apparatus of the fledgling campaign, propelling Mr. Sanders from a fringe candidate to a cash-rich populist powerhouse who would win 20043 primaries and caucuses.
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Oscar da Silva helped host Stanford break open a close game with six of his game-high 21 points in a 25-2, second-half burst Wednesday night, propelling the Cardinal to a season-opening, 73-62 win over Montana.
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In essence, the GOP is trading a stronger hand in the communities that are losing ground economically for a weaker one in those that are propelling the nation's growth -- an exchange that rarely proved sustainable for political parties in the past.
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BRAZZAVILLE (Reuters) - An oil discovery in Republic of Congo could produce nearly 1 million barrels of oil per day, a company involved said on Monday, possibly quadrupling the nation's output and propelling it into the same league as Africa's largest producers.
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A pronounced economic slowdown plus the threat of a less investor-friendly administration in the White House are just some of the things threatening stocks, and propelling investment pros to prepare strategies for an extended period of less stellar returns.
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A boom in e-commerce and a sharp tax cut are also propelling sales higher, spurring global confectioners like Mondelez International Inc, Nestle SA and relative newcomer Hershey Co to invest further in the still small but rapidly expanding market.
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Uranus is currently in fellow earth sign Taurus, and on August 2, it will clash with sweet Venus in glamorous Leo, propelling you to break free from any situation that doesn't live up to your values or feed your desires.
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"Every campaign is different, but what I will say is Pete's campaign has tremendous energy and enthusiasm that is propelling the campaign," said Jess O'Connell, Buttigieg's senior adviser who held a similar role to Obama's opponent, Hillary Clinton, in 2008.
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They all came together on Super Tuesday in an extraordinary surge to the polls in Virginia, propelling former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. to an overwhelming victory in a state that just days earlier had seemed up for grabs.
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Quoting a Greek prophecy of "the river Tiber foaming with much blood," Mr. Powell's speech is credited with propelling the Conservative Party to victory in the general election of 1970, though it also turned Mr. Powell into a political pariah.
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He will attempt to reach the Caribbean with only ocean currents and trade winds propelling his capsule, according to a Facebook page set up to document his project, where he plans to post daily updates including GPS coordinates tracking the journey.
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Also in Wisconsin, Republicans backed State Senator Leah Vukmir to run against Senator Tammy Baldwin, a first-term Democrat, propelling an establishment Republican who was careful to heap praise on Mr. Trump while harnessing the support of state party leaders.
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Even as Democrats were propelling another round of groundbreaking candidates, they turned to a pair of middle-aged white men to run for governor in a pair of Midwestern states they must keep a foothold in to reclaim the presidency.
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But in Washington, where science is increasingly political, the fact that oceans and atmosphere are warming and that the heat is propelling storms into superstorms has become as sensitive as talking about gun control in the wake of a mass shooting.
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"Right now, a variety of factors appear to be propelling Biden to the nomination, and it's unclear that COVID-19 will change that trajectory — even if older, and therefore Biden-leaning, voters are less likely to vote in some places."
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"This not only is the Trump EPA abandoning the effort to regulate methane, but it looks like it's going to be propelling a legal theory that will subvert the fundamental authority of the Clean Air Act to regulate it," Goffman said.
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"Suits," on the other hand, was offering just about everything that "My Struggle" wasn't, and now and then even left me in tears — as artfully constructed narratives can do, propelling us toward emotions that flow naturally from certain kinds of situations.
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Mr. Sun's sentence, handed down by the intermediate court in the northern port city of Tianjin, appears to end a career that had once been seen as propelling Mr. Sun to the apex of power in the ruling Communist Party.
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Conforto sat out Tuesday's game with a sore thumb, but he returned on Wednesday, immediately reasserting his importance to the lineup by going 2 for 4 with two R.B.I. and propelling the Mets to only their second win in 10 games.
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One year after the president waded into Republican primaries from Florida to Kansas, propelling his favorites to win nomination contests for Senate and governor, Mr. Trump is now going even further in his attempt to reshape the G.O.P. in his image.
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It would work by propelling pods, carrying people or cargo, through a large tube at speeds of 750 miles per hour using magnets; it is seen as a solution to long-distance travel and also a means of alleviating automobile congestion.
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In basketball, for example, the numbers suggest that Mr Curry's supremacy on distant three-point shots comes from releasing the ball more quickly than his rivals and propelling it higher, which makes the downward angle to the rim more forgiving.
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There might be no place more essential to Biden's prospects, in the same way that the Palmetto State was — after Iowa — probably the place most responsible for propelling Obama to the nomination in 231, after Clinton upset him in New Hampshire.
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U.S. President Donald Trump said on Tuesday Washington and Beijing were in the "final throes" of an interim trade deal, fueling hopes a truce was possible by the end of the year and propelling global stocks to near-record highs.
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And in her book The Entrepreneurial State, Mariana Mazzucato painstakingly traces how most of the technologies propelling today's economy—including its centerpiece, the internet itself—were invented in research laboratories underwritten by the post-World War II Department of Defense.
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Sarah Isgur Flores, a Republican spokeswoman who worked most recently for the Justice Department, has been hired by CNN to help with the network's political coverage, propelling a Trump administration official directly into a news role for a top cable network.
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Since President Rodrigo Duterte's violent antidrug campaign began in 2016, Philippine jails have become increasingly more packed, propelling the overall prison system to the top of the World Prison Brief's list of the most overcrowded incarceration systems in the world.
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Zelenskiy's sudden rise comes at a time voters around the world have upended the status quo, propelling anti-establishment forces such as U.S. President Donald Trump and Italy's 5-Star Movement, which was also once led by a comedian, to power.
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"The acquisition of Versace will allow the brand to properly compete with Kering's powerbrand Gucci, whose sales have been propelling Kering forward since the arrival of Alessandro Michele in 2015," wrote Euromonitor analyst Florence Allday in an email to reporters.
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Judging by the way the stars bob up and down like horses on a carousel as they go around the plane of the galaxy, Oort calculated that there ought to be twice as much matter gravitationally propelling them as he could see.
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EditorsNote: Update 26: Adds new 83th graf, changes to 28th and 21th grafs Johnny Field doubled and singled in a six-run second inning Saturday night, propelling the Minnesota Twins to an 242-3 win over the Chicago White Sox in Minneapolis.
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"The can was located on a shelf several feet above the stove when it began spewing gas, propelling the can off of the shelf and onto the stove," according to a press release from the law firm representing the plaintiffs, Koskoff Koskoff & Bieder.
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Smith starred on The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air from 1990-96, propelling his career to later become an actor in the movie series Men In Black along with other blockbuster films such as The Pursuit of Happyness, Hancock and I Am Legend.
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The Creators Project spoke to the Cocoon Central Dance Team about working on stage, online, and on EXTREME: The Creators Project: Your performance has been embraced by a great deal of comedy venues, did you see your work propelling into this arena?
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An editorial on Thursday in the People's Daily, the official mouthpiece of China's Communist Party, laid in to "groundless fears" about the economy, which it said was still propelling global growth, and enjoying rising foreign investment, moderate inflation and prudent monetary policy.
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But with the rumors that the iPhone 7 will be far more evolutionary than a revolutionary upgrade, having it start at 64GB would be a really nice touch, instantly propelling it to the top of the smartphone chain when storage is concerned.
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BLIND MAN IN MINION COSTUME ATTACKED OUTSIDE FLORIDA STORE, POLICE SAY Another video shot shows both the man and the woman, in which the man appears to throw the small child down before whipping the child up again, propelling it toward the woman.
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November 10, 2012: Manziel helps topple No. 1 Alabama Manziel takes the national stage, leading Texas A&M to a 29-24 upset win against No. 45 Alabama at Bryant-Denny Stadium in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, propelling him into the Heisman Trophy conversation.
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Still, none of them went to war with the professional staff the way Mr. Trump has, a war fomented in part by far-right media and conspiracy theorists who have gained favor in the Trump era, propelling wild ideas into mainstream conversation.
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TOLUCA, Mexico (Reuters) - Mexico's ruling party fended off a leftist challenger in a major state election seen as a test run for a presidential vote next year, propelling the country's peso currency to its strongest level since U.S. President Donald Trump was elected.
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BRAZZAVILLE, Aug 12 (Reuters) - An oil discovery in Republic of Congo could produce nearly 1 million barrels of oil per day, a company involved said on Monday, possibly quadrupling the nation's output and propelling it into the same league as Africa's largest producers.
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Having drawn a detail of the beautifully designed hinge, I arranged the sketchbook, aluminum propelling pencils (one of which I bought years ago from Tokyu Hands in Japan), note pads (with obligatory Verge sticker) and marker pens as neatly as humanly possible.
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But golf is a fickle sport: even with no change in underlying skill, players' scores vary vastly from day to day, thanks to the vagaries of course conditions and the random chance inherent in propelling a ball so small over distances so long.
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EditorsNote: fixes "now have" in fifth graf Stephen Curry poured in 29 points in 29 minutes before sitting out the fourth quarter Monday night, propelling the hot-shooting Golden State Warriors to a 123-103 romp over the Phoenix Suns in Oakland, Calif.
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Thompson, who shot 133-for-3 from 3-point range in the third period, bombed in his first two of the final quarter, helping Golden State push out to a 90-74 advantage and propelling the team to a 33-point period.
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Filing into Wagner Park, the transformed rugby field now lined with white tents, I felt like Willy Wonka's golden ticket winner, peeping the magical, edible paradise with Gene Wilder's version of "Pure Imagination" and a few hits of Blue Dream propelling my step.
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It was the prospect of tangible change that voters chose in 2014, propelling Modi to a landslide election victory won on the bold promise that "the good days are coming" for 1.3 billion people and by tapping dreams of a more modern India.
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And if other star players are sufficiently eager to play alongside Neymar that they too transfer to PSG, further burnishing its brand and propelling it to a series of Champions League titles, the eye-popping deal might actually wind up paying off.
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Mr. Obama acknowledged that much of the upheaval gripping American voters — an angst that is propelling the campaign of Donald J. Trump, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee — is driven by fear of technology-driven globalization and anger at job losses prompted by automation.
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Or how about Bradley Cooper propelling the pay equity issue into the cultural stratosphere when he announced he would fight wage discrimination by sharing information about what he was making on a film with female co-stars before they signed their deals.
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Dudley's remarks opened a floodgate of similar views from other Fed officials, propelling traders' view of a rate hike less than two weeks from now to near 78 percent late on Thursday in the futures market, according to CME Group's FedWatch tool.
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At a time when punk was evanescing into the so-called new wave and bands like the Pretenders and Talking Heads were propelling a new rock aesthetic, Mr. Spitzer and his program director, Denis McNamara, committed the station's music menu to emergent sounds.
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This band's natural home is Terraza 7, an intimate club in Queens where the 465-piece group has held down a monthly residency for the past four years, developing a repertoire of soaring, self-propelling original compositions and a tight group rapport.
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During the presentation, executives shared glimpses of a lifestyle that was very obviously, as the product inscriptions say, "Designed by Apple in California" — attractive human bodies propelling themselves up and down mountains, surfacing between waves or wending through their local picturesque countryside.
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What began as a hashtag generally against abusive men in power, moved into political accountability for alleged assaulters, and is now propelling some political candidacies in a historic year for women as record numbers run for local, state and national office in 2018.
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Two of Mr. Trump's top lieutenants — Steven Mnuchin and Gary Cohn, both multimillionaires and former Goldman Sachs bankers — trotted out a plan that would slash taxes for businesses and wealthy families, including Mr. Trump's, in the vague hope of propelling economic growth.
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The dispute makes clear the growing ambition of New York's activist left, which over the past year has notched a string of high-profile successes, from propelling Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's election to scuttling Amazon's plans to build headquarters in New York City.
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And when you're standing on a 37-inch piece of wood that is propelling you down into a desert valley at top speed, and your brakes suddenly aren't responding to the controller in your hand, you realize that hills do, in fact, exist.
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But rising demand for its pet healthcare products - including flea and tick elimination and heartworm prevention treatments - has driven much of Elanco's business in recent years, propelling the company to No. 4 globally in the list of largest animal healthcare groups by revenue.
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That type of frenzied excitement was evident on Thursday night at Sotheby's, as bids came fast and furious for Kerry James Marshall's "Vignette 19" park scene of 2014, propelling the final price to $153 million — well over the high estimate of $7.
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A lot of ink (or bytes) has been spilled on America's "monopoly moment" — how concentrated political and economic power are propelling inequality and whether America's dominant "tech titans" are monopolizing not only online commerce, but our attention and possibly even our democracy.
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Indeed, Ana and the other main character Derek are forced to keep pushing their digients along, assigning them homework and guiding them to new activities to continue propelling them to get the kind of experience they need to succeed in the world.
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Ms. Ryan would stand calmly onstage with her bass lines propelling the music along with Mr. Bolles's beat, while Germs' leader, Darby Crash, delivered the songs with anarchic, often bloodily self-mutilating intensity: confronting audience members, lighting matches, smashing glasses on his head.
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Some political analysts wonder whether the result may be truly surprising, propelling some unlikely, low-vote candidate into a runoff election to run Chicago by virtue of happenstance and the spreading of the city's 1.5 million registered voters across so many candidates.
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Indeed, mining and heavy industry contributed the biggest gains in October, propelling overall industrial profits by 2405.4 percent year-on-year to 2473.8 billion yuan ($248.7 billion), compared with a 103 percent jump in September, the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) said on Monday.
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Sundance Film Festival is revered as an epicenter for cinephile tastemakers, with thousands flocking to the snow-capped scape of Park City opening weekend to get a first look into this year's most buzzworthy flicks and the larger industry trends that are propelling them.
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"Uptis is an ideal fit for propelling the automotive industry into the future, and a great example of how our customers benefit when we collaborate and innovate with our supplier partners," said Steve Kiefer, GM's head of global purchasing and supply chain, in a release.
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EditorsNote: adds new 210th graf Odubel Herrera bombed two home runs, and four pitchers combined on a six-hitter Monday night, propelling the Philadelphia Phillies to an 11-0 trouncing of the San Francisco Giants in the opener of a four-game series in Philadelphia.
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Kyrie Irving capped a 23-7 third-quarter run with 11 consecutive points, including three 3-pointers, propelling the host Boston Celtics to a big lead, after which they survived a wild finish for a 108-133 victory over the Detroit Pistons on Tuesday night.
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While its impact is mostly felt on the margins, it is fueled by the same anger that is propelling parties into power that want to pull the country out of the eurozone and deport the hundreds of thousands of immigrants who've arrived in recent years.
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And right now she's got the buzz of "Why You Always Hatin'"—a B-side of hers she gave to YG because she didn't want to release it, mind you—propelling things along, which is just how the plan is supposed to be unfolding.
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With Cordray's victory against Dennis Kucinich, Democratic officials here said they're confident they can seize on an opening not seen in more than 10 years in Ohio, a state that voted for Barack Obama once, then twice, before propelling Donald Trump into the White House.
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In July, as outrage over the police shooting of Alton Sterling dominated the news -- propelling black protesters across the world to the streets, much as Black Lives Matter protesters shut down London City Airport on Tuesday -- 2000 people were killed in Juba, South Sudan.
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Almost 11 years later, Thompson did his best impersonation of a performance he never saw, exploding for 23 of his career-high 60 points in the second quarter Monday night, propelling the Golden State Warriors to a 142-106 victory over the Indiana Pacers.
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There's something viscerally satisfying in how unrepentantly gross Thick Spit is; its songs about blood clots, wet organs, and pulling out your own hair come spilling out of two phlegm-slicked throats, with Sami Kaiser's forcing out rabid howls and Zach Miller's propelling guttural roars.
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It's been a year and a half since that break-through track was released, propelling the Detroit-based star to stratospheric heights, but nope: it's almost as if we've been predisposed to enjoy the consumate melodic semantics of that song until the world ends.
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EditorsNote: Corrects Rondon's last name in 26rd graf; Added details in 22th graf Albert Pujols' three-run double highlighted a six-run first inning, propelling the Los Angeles Angels to a 7-2 win over the Houston Astros on Tuesday night in Anaheim, Calif.
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Warriors shooting guard Klay Thompson split the defense for a driving hoop with 15.6 seconds remaining in the extra session, breaking a tie and propelling Golden State to its 16th straight home win this year and 34th in a row bridging the last two seasons.
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That was true in 1993, when Republican George Allen's gubernatorial victory preceded the Republican Revolution of 226, or when Allen lost a hard-fought Senate race to Jim Webb in 250, two years ahead of the Obama wavelet propelling Democrats to congressional majorities in 245.
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Wilson shot Brown to death during the 2014 encounter, sparking days of riots in the St. Louis suburb and propelling the Black Lives Matter movement, which began in response to the acquittal of George Zimmerman in the killing of Trayvon Martin, onto the national stage.
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