Nethermead, Prospect Park, reachable from the 16th Street and Prospect Park Southwest entrance, Brooklyn, raceforthekids.org.
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Glasnow, rated the seventh-best prospect in the majors and the top pitching prospect by MLB.
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The West selected Pittsburgh Pirates prospect Will Craig and the East selected Philadelphia Phillies prospect Zach Green.
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Noted prospect guru John Sickels tabbed him as only the ninth-best prospect in the Rockies organization.
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Big business hates the prospect of a trade war, and stocks plunge whenever that prospect becomes more likely.
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There's no timeline yet, but just the prospect of more narratives like this being told is an exciting prospect.
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The prospect of talks between the United States and North Korea is far more appealing than the prospect of war.
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The prospect of losing a case seemed worse to me than the prospect of sucking it up and moving on.
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While I regard this prospect with neither hope nor dread, it is not a prospect that will inspire Bloomberg to run.
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He is tied with Texas prospect Joey Gallo and Seattle prospect Mike Zunino for the Pacific Coast League lead in homers.
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Urias is the most precocious pitching prospect since Felix Hernandez, who himself was the most precocious pitching prospect since Rick Ankiel.
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If Michael Page's time in Bellator is any indication, Scott Coker can keep a prospect as a prospect for half a decade.
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For Pelosi, the only prospect more unnerving than keeping Trump in office is the prospect of inadvertently forcing him out of office.
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In 215, the Prospect Park Alliance sent goats to Prospect Park in Brooklyn to do some weeding, which involved eating invasive species.
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The High End Blossoming on the southeastern edge of Prospect Park, in Prospect-Lefferts Gardens, is a rare sight: luxury apartment buildings.
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In the later 20th century, Prospect Park fell into disrepair, its recent revitalization led by the Prospect Park Alliance that formed in 1987.
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It's a terrifying prospect, and it's one you may not realize is a terrifying prospect until you're mature enough to look it up.
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Amed Rosario, a shortstop at Class AA Binghamton and the Mets' top-rated prospect, has been the most coveted prospect among rival teams.
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On cue, his audience predictably roared at the prospect while most media coverage of Kimmel's monologue today is golf-clapping at the prospect.
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The prospect of Barcelona playing P.S.G. is enticing in itself; the prospect of Barcelona playing a P.S.G. seeking vengeance is more attractive still.
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As well as the prospect of a longer timetable for leaving the EU, some have discussed the prospect of the process being reversed altogether.
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The prospect of dramatic swings in CFPB operations every election cycle is a tricky prospect for financial companies trying to play by its rules.
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The army continues to hold key ministries, and the prospect of constitutional reform that would reduce its control of parliament remains a distant prospect.
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But even the prospect of a huge day from Murray is tempered considerably by the prospect of Russell Wilson picking apart Arizona's awful secondary.
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If you judged Risbo on the menu alone, you might decide that it wasn't worth a trip to Prospect-Lefferts Gardens, southeast of Prospect Park.
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Buyers: 3d's Prospect, Mookie York, Prospect Zelson and Shel St. Marks Seller: Peter F. Sherwin Brokers: Tom Shihadeh and Shaun Riney, Marcus & Millichap $231/SQ.
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In return the Red Sox got salary relief and three players: outfielder Alex Verdugo, the infield prospect Jeter Downs and the catching prospect Connor Wong.
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There has also been some redecorating, and there is now a welcoming backyard: 706-708 Washington Avenue (Prospect Place), Prospect Heights, Brooklyn, 718-9433-8226.
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The prospect of using nuclear weapons against a cyberattack appears extreme but also highlights just how seriously some experts are taking the prospect of modern cyberwar.
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It thereby opened the prospect of a United States free of slavery—a prospect some delegates deeply desired and many more believed was coming to pass.
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The prospect of the procedure was daunting enough; the prospect of checking onto a plane, booking accommodations, all of it, was just too much to bear.
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Still, to get Eaton, it also took Reynaldo Lopez (the Nationals' third-rated prospect) and Dane Dunning (the team's sixth-rated prospect and a 2016 first-round pick).
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And it thus makes the prospect of peace in Yemen or in Syria — and thus the prospect of ending the refugee crisis and defeating ISIS — a good deal dimmer.
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Despite the uncertainty that surrounds it, the silent-engram concept offers us the fascinating prospect of gaining access to hidden memories—a prospect that Roy, in particular, continues to explore.
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Rage at the prospect of one's own children turning into monsters, at the prospect of one's own children being taken away, at a husband who loses his wife's entire fortune.
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The No. 4 prospect in the Miami Marlins farm system, Stone Garrett, was injured by his roommate Josh Naylor, Miami's No. 2 prospect and top pick in the 2015 draft.
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They are the B and Q trains; not the D and Q. Also, the 6:14 train, before it crashed, stopped at Dean Street and Prospect Place, not Prospect Park.
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They are the B and Q trains; not the D and Q. Also, the 2800:2698 train, before it crashed, stopped at Dean Street and Prospect Place, not Prospect Park.
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The prospect of the creation of new classes of protected minorities, governed only by the mathematical principles of permutation and combination, clearly raises the prospect of opening the hackneyed Pandora's box.
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With some US$215bn of high-yield energy debt currently trading below par, the prospect of another US$22016bn of bonds in the struggling asset class is a deeply worrying prospect.
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That prospect, however distant, is very real and could cement Amazon's stranglehold on the industry completely, a prospect that, in turn, is quite frightening to indie publishers and, more important, HarperCollins.
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Jack Hughes of the U.S., the top-rated North American prospect, and Kaapo Kakko of Finland, the top European prospect, are under the microscope as they play for their national teams.
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In Brooklyn, officials caution residents to avoid the large pond in Prospect Park, though Prospect Park Dog Beach is safe for dogs wishing to splash and play and so remains open.
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" The remainder said they believed the prospect was "unlikely.
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The prospect of higher rates pushed U.S. financial stocks .
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Mr. Trump seems unfazed — or unaware — of that prospect.
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However, we're already at the point, now, where the prospect of seeing what Craig does outside the franchise is more intriguing than the prospect of seeing what else he'll do within it.
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"I think the most likely prospect you'll get with the Trump visit is the prospect of possibly renewing talks between Netanyahu and Abbas which would be significant after seven years," Makovsky said.
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A complaint released in September accused Dawkins of helping to facilitate payments from Adidas to a high school prospect to get the prospect to go to Louisville and later sign with Adidas.
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What he did not mention, however, is that his response to the pandemic will be examined in minute detail -- it is this prospect, the prospect of accountability, that looms over him now.
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However, Prospect Park Dog Beach in Brooklyn is still safe for dogs, even though the large pond in Prospect Park is being cautioned about, as well, according to The New York Times.
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TOP PROSPECT INJURIES KNEE The White Sox prospect Yoan Moncada hurt his right knee in a frightening collision with right fielder Willy Garcia in the sixth inning of Chicago's game against Toronto.
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"(Sky and BT) have seen off the prospect of a challenge from a newcomer like Amazon or Google - even though this prospect was more a case of hype than expectation," he said.
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The prospect of Ukraine and Georgia, both of which used to be part of the former USSR, joining NATO (and even potentially the European Union) is also an unsavory prospect for Moscow.
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Mize, who is rated the No. 1 pitching prospect and No. 3 overall prospect by MLB Pipeline, is 8-0 with a 0.92 ERA in 13 starts in the minors this season.
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When: Sunday, July 23, 1–3pm (tour starts at 1pm; walk to Prospect Park at 2pm) Where: Tour meets in Rubin Lobby of the Brooklyn Museum (200 Eastern Parkway, Prospect Heights, Brooklyn).
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That prospect horrified senior people in Nissan, who had become disillusioned with Mr Ghosn, and also worried the Japanese government, which faced the prospect of a huge domestic firm being run from Paris.
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After watching Gostisbehere skate, Soltys knew he had a prospect.
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Refocusing the army on this priority is a daunting prospect.
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Already the prospect of Brexit has diverted some investment south.
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Mets SS Amed Rosario, the organization's top prospect, is batting .
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This was a prospect that excited Salesforce chairman Marc Benioff.
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But fearing the prospect of steeper fines, they signed up.
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CEOs certainly are enthusiastic about the prospect of tax reform.
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Labor activists and economists are understandably alarmed at the prospect.
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The time investment alone can seem like an intimidating prospect.
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That prospect alone is enough to get some lawmakers excited.
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But the prospect of water wars is far from fanciful.
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Voters expressed their views on that prospect on Tuesday night.
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It is hard to say which prospect is more disconcerting.
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The government is rattled by the prospect of capital flight.
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And there's little prospect of the messes dissipating anytime soon.
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Mr. Trump did not raise the prospect of any payment.
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"That prospect should be exciting, just by itself," Federer said.
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That's a worrying prospect for the parents of a newborn.
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I am not a gold medal winning prospect for Rio.
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Meanwhile, Ernesto has worried about the prospect of police intimidation.
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The prospect of more central bank easing drove yields lower.
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Others would be encouraged by the prospect of a windfall.
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A senior Israeli official on Tuesday played this prospect down.
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Seats is most excited about the prospect that consulting offers.
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You can smell the prospect of finding something really new.
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"It's a terrifying prospect," he says of his remaining sentence.
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Bush was a hot safety prospect a few years ago.
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For researchers and public health officials, that's a scary prospect.
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For Cody, this turns out to be a dangerous prospect.
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Clearly few parents would relish the prospect of doing that.
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But a severe drought meant that prospect was already receding.
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Capital could flee at the prospect of more compulsory purchases.
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Fans seemed thrilled about the prospect of a new film.
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However, analysts were evenly split over the prospect of deregulation.
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Paying homage to an icon is always a tricky prospect.
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That could worsen as the prospect of real combat increases.
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It's a prospect Catholic dioceses have lobbied against for years.
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Until recently, epigenomic editing would have seemed a distant prospect.
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But the prospect of yet more upheaval takes its toll.
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Gallo, who is the Rangers' No. 1 prospect per MLBPipeline.
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Don't despair at the prospect of more of the same.
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The prospect of their every premiere is greeted with hope.
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Nonetheless Rajan also left open the prospect of more easing.
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Running a restaurant in 2016 is a damn tough prospect.
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"Definitely" he said about the prospect of a joint closure.
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More appealing, perhaps, is the prospect of a longer life.
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JC: So what about the prospect of an import tax?
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And that raises the prospect of the politicization of justice.
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It can be an intimidating prospect, we totally get it.
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But it is a pretty terrifying prospect getting into it.
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That prospect apparently does not faze the juniors in Enid.
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Trump faces the prospect of a significant loss to Sen.
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He did this, of course, by trotting around Prospect Park.
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Phillies prospect J.P. Crawford might be your cup of tea.
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As for Tolbert, he's excited about the prospect of fatherhood.
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And Americans remain split on the prospect of impeachment proceedings.
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Lucas Giolito, the Nationals' superb prospect, is a hulking man.
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Kirsten Gillibrand, a 2020 prospect, teamed up with Missouri Sen.
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Market reacted emotionally to the prospect of a trade war.
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De Leon is ranked as the Dodgers' No. 3 prospect.
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Porte was considered a medal prospect for Wednesday's time trial.
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Absolutely. He was considered the best tackle prospect that year.
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Playing doubles together, however, is a much more appealing prospect.
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The prospect of pie was a winner from the start.
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The prospect of President Bane is not a reassuring thought.
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Many Chinese internet users were outraged by such a prospect.
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Belief in the distant prospect of EU membership is fading.
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The prospect of "no more music" simply cannot be true.
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That's a scary prospect for everyone in the West region.
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That prospect is reason enough to tune in this Monday.
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Even the prospect of an interview comes with a caveat.
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The decisive factor was the prospect of a Tory rebellion.
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The prospect of a majority Labour government worries most economists.
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Sunday Routine Life for Sue Donoghue revolves around Prospect Park.
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The prospect of such a competition is a compelling one.
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But a chilling prospect emerged after the White House meeting.
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This is because getting into Cerebus is an intimidating prospect.
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In consultation with Israel, the agency would choose a prospect.
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And many aren't deterred by the prospect of legal action.
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That is a prospect some Republicans here do not welcome.
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Maybe this prospect is not that far down the line.
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But few seemed excited about the prospect of living there.
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The Reds sent outfield prospect Taylor Trammell to the Padres.
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"I don't see any prospect for legislation here," Pelosi said.
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This is an untenable prospect and we categorically reject it.
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Yet, the prospect of a future liver transplant looms large.
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Not even the prospect of a failed procedure daunted Zion.
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The government had previously dismissed the prospect of early polls.
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That is a tempting prospect for these specialist beer makers.
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The prospect of TurboTax's growth was vast for another reason.
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The three neighborhoods are Brooklyn Heights, Prospect Heights, and Williamsburg.
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Of course, there is no prospect of a secret ballot.
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Gabriel Arana is a contributing editor at The American Prospect.
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The FiveThirtyEight model assigns that prospect an 8 percent chance.
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The prospect of any mitigating deals would therefore be slim.
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Could he not deal with the prospect of being wrong?
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What does the prospect of retirement look like to you?
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That prospect allowed him to position himself as a centrist.
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But that prospect has done little to appease, well, anyone.
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Already, Sanchez has transformed from talented prospect into a phenom.
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But now they are confronting the prospect of public unrest.
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But Grassley has highlighted the prospect of a tough race.
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Today, winning Republican votes is a much more daunting prospect.
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Ryan is working overtime, even on weekends, on the prospect.
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Packing up and moving overseas can be an appealing prospect.
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I recognized Prospect Park, and my neighborhood, and my street.
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Yet I am not consumed by the prospect of death.
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That dims the prospect of any early German economic recovery.
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Guests were thrilled at the prospect of meeting Ms. Turner.
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BASEBALL AMERICA 2016 PROSPECT HANDBOOK by John Manuel (Baseball America).
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The prospect of a contested convention is also dividing Republicans.
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But, in all those places, that prospect seems years away.
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But it seems a terribly boring prospect to me now.
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What kind of alienated misfit could even contemplate the prospect?
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Milwaukee Brewers prospect Bowdien "Bubba" Derby was among the crowd.
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Phillips began his professional career as a Montreal Expos prospect.
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The ECB has also signaled the prospect of more stimulus.
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But the prospect of justice should not be abandoned outright.
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Such a prospect is belatedly insinuating itself into public discourse.
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I have long savored the prospect of letting myself go.
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Businesses are worried about the prospect of a disorderly Brexit.
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For now, the government is playing down that prospect. Mrs.
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The prospect of Trump inflicting permanent brain damage on Democrats?
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Others downplayed the prospect of tensions between Arabs and Kurds.
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For Arendt, the prospect of mass statelessness was particularly alarming.
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That prospect looks more in doubt under almost any scenario.
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That's from this story on the prospect of historic unemployment.
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The prospect of a trade war with the United States.
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Certainly Trump of all people would find that prospect appealing.
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And the prospect of legislative action seems to have faded.
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He first met the group in 1986 in Prospect Park.
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But doesn't the prospect of foreign retaliation change the picture?
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That can be explained by the "prospect theory" in psychology.
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In August, Republicans were already supremely worried about this prospect.
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It used to highlight the area as a growth prospect.
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Ms. Magassa digested the news of the Prospect Avenue deaths.
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But after the midterm elections, he raised the prospect again.
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Still, the prospect of Russian interference loomed over the election.
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Mr. Rahim is a writer and editor at Prospect magazine.
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It'll be placed outside the Parkside entrance to Prospect Park.
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But such a prospect is not out of the question.
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Republicans are anxious about the prospect of resistance by Democrats.
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He was scratched and replaced by the prospect Stephen Tarpley.
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Some see Doncic as the top prospect of the class.
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There is no prospect of relief from the federal government.
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We have the prospect of that changing on the horizon.
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Republicans, meanwhile, don't share Democrats' ethical concerns about the prospect.
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Instead, he used the present tense to dismiss the prospect.
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I was horrified at the prospect of entire bad years.
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Only the prospect of nuclear retaliation will suffice, they say.
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The company's stock price jumped 11 percent on the prospect.
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Did the studio take fright at the prospect of linguistics?
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The prospect of a breakthrough is too promising to relinquish.
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Some kids find the prospect easy, others find it difficult.
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Productions offer locals the prospect of rubbing elbows with stars.
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The prospect of rates rising anytime soon may seem unlikely.
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A few wondered aloud about the prospect of an uprising.
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The prospect of more color seemed to create physical discomfort.
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Evidence doesn't back up the prospect of large efficiency gains.
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The women now faced the prospect of a Trump presidency.
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He had worked with the Prospect police department since 2012.
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A hat party in Prospect Park, close to our house.
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However, he held out the prospect of a regional agreement.
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Yet many across South Korea find that prospect highly unlikely.
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But no, there was no real prospect of Messi's leaving.
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At the 2016 Open, second serves were a losing prospect.
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Gonzalez was rated the Mets' No. 9 prospect by MLB.
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Lugo was regarded as the Diamondbacks' No. 22017 overall prospect.
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That raises the prospect of a regionalized, alarmingly escalated conflict.
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It is a frightening prospect; French streets could become battlegrounds.
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Smith's next prospect, however, flies even more under the radar.
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Jacobs didn't completely strike out the prospect of a deal.
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Now it's a very real prospect based on these results.
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With me facing the prospect of death and all that?
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But the prospect of an airborne attack on Hawaii itself?
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Well, except when I have to Skype a prospect, obviously.
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That prospect had split his own political grouping wide open.
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The prospect of a rent strike might get his attention.
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Some of them have profits and no prospect for profits.
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A breakup of the United Kingdom remains a distant prospect.
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The prospect for legislative action someday hinges on several unknowns.
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"I see very little prospect of a collapse," he added.
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Deutsche Bank has also raised the prospect of succession planning.
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Still, the prospect of a coalition victory is growing dimmer.
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We welcome the prospect of committed leadership from the top.
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A millennial prospect may or may not fit the mold.
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Advisors have raised concerns about the prospect of less competition.
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The prospect of such a deal has alarmed some conservatives.
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Making your first investment can feel like a daunting prospect.
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This prospect has put government bonds on a bullish footing.
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Ultimately, the prospect of a premature shutdown seemed too daunting.
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"I don't see any prospect for legislation here," she said.
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The ECB has also signalled the prospect of more stimulus.
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The prospect that Hardiman will vote to overturn Roe v.
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They also had a pretty good prospect in Ken Dryden.
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The prospect of a lower deficit sent Italy's banks index .
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A crucial lesson of prospect theory is that framing matters.
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Via Baseball America: Marlins' No. 4 prospect Stone Garrett ended up with three stitches in his right hand after he was cut with a knife held by Josh Naylor, the organization's No. 2 prospect.
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It is not just the passionate traditionalists and Brexiteers, overjoyed at the prospect of "taking back control" of the country from the European Union, who find the prospect of a "bong-less" Westminster disconcerting.
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Miami will also receive the pitching prospect Tayron Guerrero and cash for the right-handers Jarred Cosart and Carter Capps and two minor leaguers, the pitching prospect Luis Castillo and first baseman Josh Naylor.
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I was visiting a mate in Aberdeen and we were impressionable, excitable young pups and the prospect of Messerschmidt by the quid in a sweaty 'Ibiza themed' basement was the prospect of life itself.
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I've gotten a few piercings before so the prospect of getting poked didn't bother me as much as the prospect of getting a passive electronic device injected into my hand in a hotel conference room.
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In the poll released Tuesday, 2628 percent of respondents say they are "excited" about the prospect of record numbers of women in Congress, while another 28503 percent said they generally were "satisfied" with the prospect.
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ESPN and CBS have Goga Bitadze, a Georgian national who plays in Montenegro, as the 17th-ranked prospect, and ESPN has Luka Samanic, a Croatian who plays in Slovenia, listed as the 28th-rated prospect.
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Most are concentrated along Fourth Avenue's northern half, like Mr. Ennis's condo, a charcoal-toned, 11-story structure at Prospect Avenue that took the place of an auto-body shop, next to the Prospect Expressway.
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Instead, for B2C sales, you're going to need some intelligence about your prospect list, which means more than Facebook ad demographics — it's being able to predict the usage based on the source of the prospect.
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The space, with a dozen seats at the bar and a banquette with tables, includes talavera tiles that Ms. Chavez brought back from Mexico: 2451 Washington Avenue (Prospect Place), Prospect Heights, Brooklyn, 21015-106-0706.
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For Sale, the White Sox received infielder Yoan Moncada, viewed by some as the top prospect in baseball, in addition to the hard-throwing prospect Michael Kopech, outfielder Luis Alexander Basabe and pitcher Victor Diaz.
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Sweden has little prospect of forming a government any time soon.
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It's a prospect that pollsters say is likely to happen. Rep.
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Time will tell which New York prospect has the bigger impact.
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Making a pivot in your career can be a terrifying prospect.
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And if you were momentarily excited at the prospect, that's fine!
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He and Heeger both work on such an experiment called PROSPECT.
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"This is a mouth-watering prospect," said event director Hugh Brasher.
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Some liberal economists are already ringing alarm bells at the prospect.
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With the win, the young prospect returns to the win column.
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Sometimes, it's okay to dream about what a prospect might become.
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It won't be easy, but the prospect could certainly be promising.
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M4: One of three citybound lanes closed at Prospect following crash.
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The government had repeatedly dismissed the prospect of an early election.
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They now face the prospect of being deported starting in March.
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Not for the prospect of some better textures, at any rate.
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That's a demoralizing prospect for someone of Clark Griswold's class stature.
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That may be a prospect that troubles his successor rather less.
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However, Deutsche says altered circumstances have made Postbank a better prospect.
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"This prospect is an underrated asset in the market," Nawrath said.
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Martin is rated the club's No. 4 prospect by MLB Pipeline.
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That historic prospect is now the only way rivals Texas Sen.
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The Belko Experiment doesn't make anything about that prospect sound interesting.
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Stockmarkets in America have rallied on the prospect of stronger growth.
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He was a prospect, a star, a mystery, all in one.
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That prospect is one reason for Brazil's double-digit interest rates.
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That is a prospect that thrills some Mexicans and terrifies others.
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Worse is the prospect that one of them might somehow win.
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The prospect of such a man threatening Los Angeles is harrowing.
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Yet he is a vastly happier prospect than Ms Le Pen.
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They fear the prospect of withdrawal and a life of pain.
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By radicalizing, he said, that prospect was, in fact, receding further.
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Faced with the prospect of redoing the vote at 11 p.m.
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From the market's point of view, neither prospect is looking great.
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But the prospect of regulation may introduce hurdles for that growth.
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It was perhaps buoyed by the prospect of a rival suitor.
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Part of the neighborhood belongs to the Prospect Heights Historic District.
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One justice has addressed the prospect of an eight-member court.
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Actually obtaining a medication abortion, however, is a far trickier prospect.
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For Russia, the prospect of American democracy in chaos is appealing.
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Some Israeli generals, however, fear the prospect of UNRWA's being gutted.
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This prospect, alone, is reason enough to give it a try.
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He becomes especially popular with salesmen looking for detailed prospect lists.
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With that prospect, Mr Trump pushed the decision back to Congress.
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That revived the prospect of a Fed rate hike this year.
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The prospect of higher rates has bears worried, for three reasons.
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That makes the prospect of being a formal business less terrifying.
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The prospect of a hung parliament has raised fears of gridlock.
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The prospect of death is one astronauts must make peace with.
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In July, the president brushed off the prospect of a shutdown.
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And proponents appear unconcerned about the prospect of the deal imploding.
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The best prospect for growth in the sector may be Europe.
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No other minority has so depended on the prospect of America.
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Perhaps more exciting is the prospect of what's to come, though.
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Chinese firms are also facing the prospect of higher borrowing costs.
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Yet the prospect of secession from Europe undoubtedly colours the argument.
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Others agreed the prospect of ZTE continuing as before was unlikely.
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At rallies around the country, supporters of change cheered the prospect.
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An electoral drubbing of the PRI has long been in prospect.
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Many pornographers resent the prospect of paying an already-dominant firm.
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Fans are, obviously, excited by the prospect of such new wrinkles.
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"Who shall say what prospect life offers to another?" he asks.
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So I feel serious and strategic about the prospect of impeachment.
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At this rate, however, we're not entirely optimistic at the prospect.
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Worst of all is the prospect of a no-deal Brexit.
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They now find themselves facing the prospect of a prolonged standoff.
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The Palestinians might see it as threatening any prospect of statehood.
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Some 56% of them described themselves as optimistic about that prospect.
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And even militias are swayed by the prospect of more commerce.
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The prospect of an American alliance may set the pulse racing.
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Voters bored by the whole subject may blench at the prospect.
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Chipotle did not immediately comment on the prospect of a fine.
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DG: I think there's very little prospect of a hard landing.
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Clearly, this prospect invokes memories of vague childhood trauma for me.
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As McDowell pointed out, however, this prospect is fraught with complications.
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The prospect of patronage gave him more control of his party.
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Even Germany is now looking at the prospect of Russian meddling.
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The prospect of higher lending margins, in other words, is evaporating.
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Bolanos is rated as the 20th best international prospect by MLB.com.
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"He's a similar level prospect to K.J. McDaniels," the executive said.
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He is the No. 23 Red Sox prospect according to SoxProspects.com.
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The prospect of looming inflation is cause for concern among investors.
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"The prospect of higher inflation is supportive for linkers," said Bye.
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Apple is a top prospect and a potential first-round pick.
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The Democrats' camp must be rubbing their hands at the prospect.
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He enjoys being dubbed the best pitching prospect in the sport.
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Ultimately, they need to deliver some prospect of profit to survive.
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The prospect is causing migraines for the people developing the robotaxis.
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This represents the prospect of 27 percent upside from Friday's close.
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But not all American Jews seem entirely thrilled by this prospect.
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All told, this prospect tested even my own sincere financial masochism.
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But such a prospect could not be ruled out, he said.
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The trafficker was "unimpressed" and thought oil was a better prospect.
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In America, meanwhile, the prospect of a President Trump invites probing.
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The existence of Santa Claus is a dubious prospect at best.
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He also entertained the prospect of recognising Russia's annexation of Crimea.
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Republicans have been supremely worried about this prospect for some time.
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Nor does the prospect of change from within inspire much hope.
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But that's life as the most coveted football prospect in America.
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It's a big old church in the Adelaide suburb of Prospect.
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But Bannon's comments to the Prospect pushed back on that notion.
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That prospect illuminates the prime minister's resilience, which outsiders find bizarre.
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Many are thrilling to the prospect of removing Trump from office.
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Faced with the prospect of dying and leaving an infant son
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Should the prospect of long-term stagnation inform policy more directly?
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That prospect disturbs even those in favor of lifting the restrictions.
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It is a bittersweet prospect for which Passover will prepare us.
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It traps them in tedious jobs with no prospect of advancement.
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That makes a union of Baidu and ByteDance a tantalising prospect.
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Moore's return to space drama is an exciting prospect for fans.
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But Ms. Gould was alert to this prospect from the start.
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Bannon is equally alarmed at the prospect of a Pence Presidency.
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The prospect of life in modern society without electricity is daunting.
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Republicans also face the prospect of a government shutdown on Dec.
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This raises the real prospect of a prolonged German economic slump.
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Khrushchev's giddy, almost childlike delight at the prospect of seeing Mickey
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Moreso when you include Warren's big prospect Dubois in the equation.
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Clinton, a prospect that some Democrats welcome, hoping it will backfire.
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Workwear brand M.M. LaFleur has the solution with the Prospect Puffer.
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The move, however, does not rule out Parliament revisiting the prospect.
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Security is weak, and the prospect of unprecedented exodus is real.
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Indeed, the Russian Football Union goes home to a bleak prospect.
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But the prospect of dropping out of law school was intimidating.
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The prospect of the elections is already whipping up strong emotions.
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Investors are worried about the prospect of a global economic slowdown.
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But other candidates were more wary about the prospect of impeachment.
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Each man signaled the prospect of inviting the other back home.
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The prospect of slowing global growth also roiled some commodity markets.
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But that prospect is now on the table for global debate.
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But having this discussion doesn't have to be a terrifying prospect.
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Strong demand from autocatalyst makers reinforced the prospect of market shortages.
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The prospect of this group reviving the throwback show is golden.
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"We don't see much prospect for shale going global," he said.
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Others were dreading the prospect of a 13-degree day Wednesday.
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Trump raised that prospect two weeks ago, but to mortifying ends.
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He was once considered Cuba's top prospect but defected in February.
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For decades, most scientists saw climate change as a distant prospect.
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Grab and Go-Jek drivers welcomed the prospect of standard fares.
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But he faulted Mr. Trump for raising the prospect of rioting.
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What McCain ultimately does is still anyone's guess—a terrifying prospect.
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The prospect of a Glass-Steagall comeback is very unlikely, however.
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The prospect fills some of our planet's brainiest specimens with dread.
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He isn't the only big-time Leafs prospect making his debut.
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So why do I see him as a latter-lottery prospect?
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That raised the prospect of other groups hardening demands in negotiations.
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Needless to say, Sarah was less than thrilled by the prospect.
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His nephew Luc is currently a prospect in the Blackhawks' system.
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Dale: Who's your favorite remaining prospect headed into Friday's draft session?
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Humans have always been captivated by the prospect of cheating death.
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The prospect of a Chinese growth slowdown is keeping investors edgy.
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He looked like a talented prospect and not a finished product.
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For an unsung prospect, check out Stephen F. Austin's Thomas Walkup.
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And yet, Porzingis isn't even the NBA's top young center prospect.
|
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Either way, this promising prospect will have their professional act together.
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Imposing regime change based on the prospect of Iranian economic collapse?
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Owada is not excited about the prospect of returning to Naraha.
|
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With the prospect of extended cuts, analysts were raising price forecasts.
|
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That seems a remote prospect, at least at the Lemoore facility.
|
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The hospitals and doctors are none too happy about that prospect.
|
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The prospect of meeting a brand new baby suddenly felt heartbreaking.
|
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The prospect of a potential appeal is complicating the matter, however.
|
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Only Toomey has kept alive the prospect of breaking with Trump.
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They are starting a program at nearby Prospect Park on Dec.
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Still, the prospect of reduced privately funded research is an issue.
|
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As the battle continues, the prospect of another government shutdown looms.
|
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The breakdown abruptly raised the prospect of new elections in Germany.
|
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But with each passing day, that prospect now seems increasingly unlikely.
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"It's infuriating," she said about the prospect of canceling her trip.
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Republicans sometimes seemed giddy about the prospect of a Sanders nomination.
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He was ranked as the Yankees' No. 23 prospect by MLB.com.
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But the prospect has left Catalan citizens and journalists especially anxious.
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You're a Brooklyn native and grew up close to Prospect Park.
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The next few months offer the prospect of something frighteningly new.
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Is that a realistic prospect, given the move to skinny bundles?
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Rather, it was the prospect of a campaign for state office.
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For the establishment wing of the party, that's a frightening prospect.
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As Koch notes, it's a dangerous prospect, and they know it.
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In this light, radical action becomes an increasingly valid-looking prospect.
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She said the agricultural community was "rightly nervous" about the prospect.
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Jennifer M. Williams was appointed deputy director of Prospect New Orleans.
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He came to Carolina as the best prospect in the country.
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A top prospect like Kakko is way ahead of the curve.
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Race is a central theme of Mr. Schoonmaker's vision for Prospect.
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And even Mr. Flake did not sound enthusiastic about that prospect.
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"Read another book" is, in practice, sort of a terrifying prospect.
|
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But the prospect of making a more inclusive publication won out.
|
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He has repeatedly raised the prospect of war with North Korea.
|
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Industry groups were elated at the prospect of undoing the changes.
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This prospect is an existential danger for the entire Zionist project.
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That prospect of a field test is what concerns many people.
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" He described the prospect of the queen's involvement as "unthinkably awful.
|
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Clearly, there is concern on the right about that very prospect.
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One reason: The prospect of a catastrophic famine has focused minds.
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Smarter Living: Writing a book is an exhilarating but daunting prospect.
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Mr. Trump expressed his displeasure at the prospect of new testing.
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With the New Year comes a new look in Prospect Park.
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On Sundays, it's at Prospect Park and has about 80 vendors.
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It was the Prospect Park Alliance, not the Natural Areas Conservancy.
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The very contemplation of the prospect is a wellspring of inspiration.
|
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But the heist has again raised the prospect of more regulation.
|
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This prospect has lifted fuel prices, applying pressure to European economies.
|
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The nation had been dreading the prospect of an Arthur presidency.
|
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She didn't mean to excite people about the prospect, of course.
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He's a prospect, but I'm not sure if Harbaugh knew him.
|
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I wept, devastated by the prospect of a future without exit.
|
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But the prospect of central bank support kept risk sentiment buoyant.
|
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The prospect of a true pan-European financial market seemed close.
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MAZZETTI: And you said Sessions seemed quite enthusiastic about the prospect.
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Then there's the prospect of repealing the individual health insurance mandate.
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We now face the prospect of a resurgence of the disease.
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|
COURTNEY BARNETT at the Prospect Park Bandshell (July 25, 7 p.m.).
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At the beginning of the year, that was an unthinkable prospect.
|
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A top catching prospect, Jorge Alfaro, has been striking out prodigiously.
|
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Pam Grossman at The Grand Prospect Hall in Brooklyn, New York.
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But the prospect terrifies me, and it should terrify you, too.
|
|
And it wasn't merely the prospect of climbing into a spacesuit.
|
|
Imagine Park Slope, Prospect Heights and the Gowanus Canal under siege.
|
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At the prospect of revealing her new boardroom role, Paltrow groaned.
|
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It is the long-term prospect of rebuilding that worries many.
|
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O'Connell sent the letter detailing Shaw's messages to the Prospect mayor.
|
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Advocates of reproductive rights acknowledged that prospect was a real one.
|
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"That would be a very unsettling prospect," Dr. Kossin said. video
|
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By comparison, Bulu's marriage, also arranged, seemed a vastly safer prospect.
|
|
Many in Washington have adopted a blasé attitude about this prospect.
|
|
Mr. Kimmel indicated that he wasn't feeling rosy about that prospect.
|
|
The American Prospect interview made Mr. Trump's suspicions impossible to doubt.
|
|
They were eager to feed him updates on the rising prospect.
|
|
Her joy at the prospect of motherhood was laced with terror.
|
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For others, sitting this one out may be an inviting prospect.
|
|
Even more exciting is the prospect of a potentially habitable moon.
|
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"The prospect of an I.C.C. referral is zero," Mr. Pinheiro said.
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AMADOU & MARIAM at Prospect Park Bandshell (July 21, 7:30 p.m.).
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The prospect of Ms. Maddow and Mr. Tapper at 9 p.m.
|
|
Most polls promise the reassuring prospect of a final duel. Why?
|
|
He faced the prospect of an innings cap this season anyway.
|
|
That prospect is now a cloud hanging over the physics community.
|
|
They might be preferable to the prospect of radical climate change.
|
|
Last week, Trump expressed misgivings over the prospect of Bolton's testimony.
|
|
It's about giving everybody a shot, giving everybody an equal prospect.
|
|
He was listed as the Nationals 10th best prospect by MLB.com.
|
|
So did the prospect of a fresh push for Scottish independence.
|
|
Such a prospect would increase the nuclear threat to US interests.
|
|
That is the prospect that has David G. Victor most worried.
|
|
If millionaires and billionaires are squirming at the prospect of Sen.
|
|
The prospect of a first strike might have been a bluff.
|
|
The prospect of stolen guns flooding Memphis had some residents worried.
|
|
The prospect drew a stinging remark about sacrifice and the president.
|
|
The prospect of assembly being halted was raised over the weekend.
|
|
That prospect has been haunting the Russia investigation since its inception.
|
|
The prospect of traveling to the United States made me uneasy.
|
|
However, the two resignations this week have greatly undermined this prospect.
|
|
Such a prospect has lured investors into the Chinese market recently.
|
|
It's a prospect that Trump's attorneys oppose, according to the Times.
|
|
He is easily the most talented prospect in the Huskies' program.
|
|
And some Republican lawmakers have also raised the prospect of resignation.
|
|
The perennial prospect of President Obama's death provoked more than fear.
|
|
For most of them, the prospect of brain surgery is frightening.
|
|
Investors have welcomed the prospect of Britain avoiding another hung parliament.
|
|
But the prospect of defending Trump has apparently given them pause.
|
|
Mr. Haldenwang was careful not to comment directly on that prospect.
|
|
Barclays Center, 105 Atlantic Avenue (Flatbush Avenue), Prospect Heights, Brooklyn, barclayscenter.com.
|
|
KEXP host John Richards already sounds giddily terrified at the prospect.
|
|
But this time, he was feeling better about that prospect. Why?
|
|
The prospect of Corbynism coming to America may still seem remote.
|
|
This month, for instance, there's Performa 17 in New York, Prospect.
|
|
They discussed marriage — and the prospect of a diamond engagement ring.
|
|
The prospect of a nuclear war was hovering above South Asia.
|
|
But my questions about the prospect of getting an implant remained.
|
|
Based on what we've seen so far, that's a scary prospect.
|
|
"We have approved putting in place the reopening of the Christmas Island detention facilities, both to deal with the prospect of arrivals as well as dealing with the prospect of transfers," Morrison told reporters in Canberra.
|
|
The prospect of the authorities controlling her ability to compete was more frightening than the prospect of living in a strange country, far from her parents, whom she could not be certain of ever seeing again.
|
|
Jewel Samad/AFP/Getty The researchers found that people were much more upset by the prospect of losing some amount of their money than they were made happy by the prospect of gaining the same amount.
|
|
In the Lehner deal, the Golden Knights sent goaltender Malcolm Subban (a pending restricted free agent), defenseman prospect Slava Demin and a second-round pick to Chicago and received Lehner and unsigned Toronto forward prospect Martins Dzierkals.
|
|
Some are horrified at the prospect of people "playing God" with reproduction.
|
|
Financial technology offers the prospect of filtering suspicious transactions from legitimate ones.
|
|
Worse still for Nissan was the looming prospect of a French takeover.
|
|
Moreover, the question was limited to the prospect of a presidential campaign.
|
|
Our slightly wider forecast reflects the prospect of higher-than-budgeted spending.
|
|
This prospect could be minimized should the researchers discover hidden adjoining corridors.
|
|
There's another major sign that Cuccinelli's job prospect could be in trouble.
|
|
Early elections can resolve a legislative impasse and that prospect can induce
|
|
Until recently, the prospect of exploring an interstellar object would've seemed absurd.
|
|
The GOP is facing the prospect of a historically calamitous general election.
|
|
Worst-case scenario, he falters, and he's the world's best pitching prospect.
|
|
Given his track record as governor, that's a frightening prospect for America.
|
|
The familiarity between coach and NFL prospect is a two-way street.
|
|
Trusting Trump with nuclear codes Not everyone is comfortable with the prospect.
|
|
Still, surveys indicate that executives are growing more worried about the prospect.
|
|
But the prospect of a Day Zero felt foreign, even to us.
|
|
For those unfamiliar with mentoring, that can seem like an odd prospect.
|
|
Most traders see little prospect of a sustained rise in gas prices.
|
|
However, the prospect of Palestinian interest in the peace proposal appears dim.
|
|
The forceful government that Trump's assembling can make that an intimidating prospect.
|
|
She now faces the prospect of more than three decades behind bars.
|
|
Others, though, are less sanguine about the prospect of a peace declaration.
|
|
Abe may also raise the prospect of Japan buying more US energy.
|
|
Meanwhile, the prospect of rapidly rising production is rattling global energy markets.
|
|
Excited by the prospect of having a role in the awards ceremony?
|
|
Financial stability became more vulnerable due to the prospect of economic slowdown.
|
|
But on Wednesday, even the prospect of a vote wasn't a certainty.
|
|
The caché of Raya, then, isn't the prospect of meeting someone famous.
|
|
It's always been a daunting prospect but the reaction has been insane.
|
|
A prospect of glorious annihilation is not something many politicians find appealing.
|
|
Heavy rain falling in higher terrain will raise the prospect of landslides.
|
|
Just the prospect of a consumer boycott worries some American business executives.
|
|
Which made the prospect of reporting a story from deepest Florida daunting.
|
|
He raised the prospect of diminished American involvement in the Western alliance.
|
|
That has raised the prospect of an economically damaging no-deal Brexit.
|
|
That, to me, is a better long-range prospect of a life.
|
|
The prospect of taking on DuPont ''did cause us pause,'' Terp concedes.
|
|
I think it's a mistake for liberals to wave that prospect away.
|
|
The message itself appeared to hedge against the prospect of aborted negotiations.
|
|
The prospect of increased regulation is coming back to haunt Big Tech.
|
|
All for the prospect that their voices would be enough for justice.
|
|
Zhou is seen as the country's most promising prospect to date, however.
|
|
Still, the prospect of such an influx is a nightmare for Europe.
|
|
S. trade war, raising concerns about the prospect of similar disruptions ahead.
|
|
Realistically, it is a little early to narrow in on prospect rankings.
|
|
In good times there seems little prospect that buyers might dry up.
|
|
The prospect of a prolonged tariff war kept China-related stocks sliding.
|
|
The prospect of opening up the American market is an enticing one.
|
|
As for the prospect of her daughter Pauline, 21, someday taking over?
|
|
His stomach sank at the prospect of moving back to the streets.
|
|
The prospect of her return has spooked markets and raised the stakes.
|
|
Running a business is a challenging prospect at the best of times.
|
|
To avoid that prospect, defenders of Europe's rules must pick their battles.
|
|
That survey found about three-fourths of Democrats already endorsing that prospect.
|
|
But there is little prospect that protest alone can dislodge the regime.
|
|
Western lawmakers, however, have spoken positively about the prospect of changes. Sen.
|
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And what does my excitement at this prospect say about my character?
|
|
The research also speaks to the prospect of self-driving rideshare vehicles.
|
|
The prospect of a deal is "a fantasy", according to Mr Indyk.
|
|
Gene drives, the study says, have made eliminating malaria a realistic prospect.
|
|
Steven Armstrong, the carmaker's head of European operations, played down that prospect.
|
|
But they also agreed that real conversation was still a distant prospect.
|
|
"There is no prospect of the legislation not being passed," he says.
|
|
Stoddard, too is excited about the prospect of looking at dinosaur eggs.
|
|
Iran's deepening role in Syria complicates any prospect of Washington normalizing ties.
|
|
Probably because the discovery of gunpowder made this a pretty unsexy prospect.
|
|
The prospect of U.S. tax cuts has also helped push shares higher.
|
|
Personal shame, or the prospect of prison, are powerful deterrents, he says.
|
|
Drug retailers in particular fear the prospect of Amazon entering their business.
|
|
The prospect of Brexit is already polarising politics and breaking political loyalties.
|
|
The first confirmed vice-presidential prospect to meet with Trump, Indiana Gov.
|
|
But as soon as the prospect of earnings disappears, they will leave.
|
|
Arcia was Baseball America&aposs No. 8 overall prospect entering the season.
|
|
The prospect of more immigrants becoming citizens likely stands to benefit Democrats.
|
|
The police have blamed Muslim extremists, not a reassuring prospect if true.
|
|
The prospect of interminable litigation is likely to weigh on their minds.
|
|
There's no prospect of Britain joining a common asylum process in Europe.
|
|
The prospect of a Kree-Skrull war is a big deal, however.
|
|
RHP Tyler Kolek, Miami's second-rated prospect, had elbow surgery last year.
|
|
For others, tough votes could make the prospect of retirement more appealing.
|
|
It's a scarier prospect than the concerns about China's growth and exports.
|
|
For most people, even a five-day regime is a daunting prospect.
|
|
The prospect is part of a successful 2016 for Phillies farm teams.
|
|
" Users called the prospect of virtual-reality board-gaming "sad" and "ridiculous.
|
|
Natural Disruptions continues at the Wellhouse in Prospect Park (Brooklyn) through July.
|
|
He is ranked by Baseball America as the organization's No. 2351 prospect.
|
|
That's when he published his cryonics magnum opus, The Prospect of Immortality.
|
|
But Susan and Becca aren't worried at all about that real prospect.
|
|
The undefeated prospect will now make his comeback against Hawaii's Russell Doane.
|
|
Where it stands: Goldman Sachs thinks we should prospect asteroids for platinum.
|
|
Investors appeared to shrug off the prospect of a much higher bid.
|
|
Businesses are boosting spending despite uncertainty over the prospect of tax cuts.
|
|
The 61-year-old now faces the prospect of life in prison.
|
|
Oil-producing nations grapple with the prospect of changing their production plans.
|
|
He now faces the prospect of U.S. charges for violating his probation.
|
|
Further solvency support may be in prospect if asset quality deteriorates sharply.
|
|
But some recent developments have made the prospect a bit more conceivable.
|
|
In 123, Baseball America ranked Pineda the 11th-best prospect in baseball.
|
|
The prospect has already ended a 30-year bull run in bonds.
|
|
Japan's ageing population makes it an attractive prospect for ride-hailing companies.
|
|
Most traders believe the prospect of a no-deal Brexit is unlikely.
|
|
In his past 10 games, the Brewers' top prospect is batting just .
|
|
But five years ago, he faced the prospect of losing his hometown.
|
|
As a result there was no longer a realistic prospect of conviction.
|
|
The prospect of another shift in oil policy is already frustrating authorities.
|
|
"We see a good prospect in the airline business," Pratono told reporters.
|
|
The company declined to comment on the prospect of an additional hour.
|
|
One mouth-watering prospect could come as early as the last 16.
|
|
It was a daunting prospect given that her primary opponent was Rep.
|
|
Terrified by the prospect of infertility, Cherisse carried the pregnancy to term.
|
|
"That is a concern," Hallock said of the prospect the fugitives fled.
|
|
Cody Reed – ranked as the Reds' third-best prospect according to MLB.
|
|
The prospect of having to fight for all those seats is even
|
|
There was little prospect of it settling in the short-term, however.
|
|
FEW things are more haunting than the prospect of losing one's mind.
|
|
Venezuela's neighbours are appalled by the prospect that the country might implode.
|
|
By contrast Russia is delighted by the prospect of a weaker Europe.
|
|
If the prospect of Brexit at last forces the chancellor's hand, good.
|
|
Facing the prospect of a lengthy regulatory battle, AT&T walked away.
|
|
When it comes to attracting investors, insects are not a sexy prospect.
|
|
The prospect of the Russian government ever facing real repercussions are remote.
|
|
I'm intrigued by the prospect of an increased devotion to environmental storytelling.
|
|
Executives first floated the prospect of Pfizer splitting in two in 2011.
|
|
The prospect they could deepen the supply cut has also supported prices.
|
|
The prospect for session negotiations will really only become serious next year.
|
|
Coming up on the Sunday shows: No major 2020 prospect bookings yet.
|
|
The move does not rule out Parliament's ability to revisit the prospect.
|
|
But finding a challenger to take on Omar is a difficult prospect.
|
|
In the Trump era, such a prospect is only slightly far-fetched.
|
|
It doesn't take volunteerism — an often dodgy prospect — to make a difference.
|
|
Some Republicans also discussed the prospect of impeaching judges over the decision.
|
|
The revelation has stirred fears about the prospect of future grid attacks.
|
|
Prospect Park in Brooklyn has just acquired some extraordinary weed-killing machines.
|
|
Even that prospect has begun to stir discussions about revamping the system.
|
|
All of which raises a tantalizing prospect: Has executive pay finally peaked?
|
|
These campaigns have raised the prospect of partition in their respective nations.
|
|
Nor is there much prospect of enlisting the help of Afghanistan's neighbours.
|
|
Two years ago, the prospect of a Trump Presidency represented an emergency.
|
|
But it was Gsellman, an unheralded prospect, who did the heavy lifting.
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How did the prospect of travel after so long at home feel?
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In 303, with the prospect of another amputation, Patel made a promise.
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There is also the less likely prospect of Democrats retaking the Senate.
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That prospect should goad the seafaring world to band together against lawlessness.
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The prospect of collateral damage from devaluation should also make officials jittery.
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Comcast is also attracted by the prospect of gaining control of Hulu.
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A nuclear war is in prospect between Congress and the Trump administration.
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They could also leave the Palestinians in the dust, a worrisome prospect.
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The prospect of a brokered convention has depressed many in the GOP.
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The bottom lineHers — like most functional telemedicine companies — is an exciting prospect.
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The prospect of completing the Presidential Physical Fitness Test was still daunting.
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The chancery is housed in a plain brick building near Prospect Park.
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But other analysts say a Bibi-less Likud is an unlikely prospect.
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And there's the prospect of several more openings during Mr. Trump's tenure.
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She is the head of operations for Brooklyn Prospect Elementary Charter School.
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Outfielder Lourdes Gurriel Jr., at just 22, could be a coveted prospect.
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I clarified that I was talking about the prospect of her losing.
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He also has raised the prospect of putting tariffs on auto imports.
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The prospect they could deepen the supply cut has also supported prices.
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The revelation has stirred fears about the prospect of future grid attacks.
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The combination of Ben's taste with Ballard's sensibility was a thrilling prospect.
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For most, the prospect of making yourself vulnerable to strangers is terrifying.
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The computer hacker faces the prospect of extradition to the United States.
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Other GOP senators said the measure has a real prospect of success.
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For now, the best prospect in baseball is happy with his role.
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Montero, 26, was once a top prospect, but he is a career .
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The prospect of war between Iran and Israel has never been greater.
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He failed to win Virginia, his best prospect of a primary victory.
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But the prospect of future prosperity turned out to be a mirage.
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Instead, they seem motivated by the prospect of political or financial gain.
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There's also Barreto, considered the A's No. 1 prospect entering this season.
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And some Gambians were angered by the prospect of granting him immunity.
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The prospect of exiting the deal has also alarmed some U.S. businesses.
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The new moon on the 6th could bring a swoon-worthy prospect.
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Lugo was rated the Diamondbacks' No. 2 overall prospect by Baseball America.
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In the nation's capital, meanwhile, Uber faces the prospect of more pain.
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Rich, comfortable people are always terrified at the prospect of sudden adversity.
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The real black-sky thinking comes with the prospect of wearable technology.
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A high court resignation is not a far-fetched prospect these days.
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Now, faced with the prospect of potential defeat, executives called a meeting.
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Not on the prospect that I believe that Mr. Reed is innocent.
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That prospect highlights the tensions facing the Trump critics inside the GOP.
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My parents were touched by the prospect; his parents, not so much.
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The prospect of having them back, even spectrally, is tough to resist.
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Neurosurgery was a more appealing prospect to me than therapy and medication.
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The prospect of total convenience no longer seemed like society's greatest aspiration.
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Asked about the prospect, Trump told White House reporters anything was possible.
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The prospect of speaking to superstar producers can be a daunting one.
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And Jorge Jorge, while terrified at the prospect of losing him, approves.
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That's what makes it such a tempting prospect for American military intervention.
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But the prospect of a Trump presidency should make him think twice.
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Prospect 4 continues at various locations in New Orleans through February 25.
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In recent weeks, the companies have dangled the prospect of additional investments.
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"Some labor leaders are bombastic," Mr. Meyerson wrote in The American Prospect.
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Catcher Reese McGuire is said to be the Pirates' No. 8 prospect.
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A secondary prospect heading to Toronto is Class AA outfielder Harold Ramirez.
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It's that the prospect of it ever getting better became more distant.
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Luxe bike lanes line the route all the way from Prospect Park.
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That prospect, however, is looking increasingly and dangerously dimmer by the day.
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When confronted with the prospect of jail time, he decided to cooperate.
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A better move would have been to discuss the prospect with him.
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The prospect of tighter gun rules often leads consumers to stockpile firearms.
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Local businesses are shuttering and face the prospect of never opening again.
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I was thrilled at the prospect of walking on Yugoslav soil again.
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I was thrilled at the prospect of walking on Yugoslav soil again.
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Women are less enthusiastic than men about the prospect of driverless cars.
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But he said the prospect becomes increasingly unlikely as time goes on.
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I think Prospect Park contracted with some goats a couple years ago.
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Naima J. Keith and Diana Nawi were appointed to curate Prospect.5.
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The prospect of tariff-induced job losses, however, is not just hypothetical.
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Some Germans look on the prospect of AfD in Parliament with trepidation.
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Mr. Trump has done little to hide his excitement about that prospect.
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And we should be honest with ourselves about the prospect for success.
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A low-level prospect, Pill was making his second major league start.
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One is a rising prospect, the other a veteran making a comeback.
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But the prospect also raises thorny questions about animal exploitation and welfare.
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Nonetheless, the prospect of nobody doing anything is also somewhat panic-inducing.
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Cote, however, struck a cautious note on the prospect of increased sales.
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Even so, the prospect has conjured up a pervasive feeling of fragility.
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She meant Republicans, a prospect that was looking more and more unlikely.
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"Hell no," Ms. McKay said about the prospect of backing Mr. Biden.
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The proposed defender general's office is more thought experiment than realistic prospect.
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Advancements in health offer the prospect of longer and more fulfilling lives.
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Right now, I don't see any prospect of a recession in 2020.
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But what really scares coal executives is the prospect of a trend.
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The abolition of bonus seats raises the prospect of a hung parliament.
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The prospect portends one of the biggest political backlashes in recent history.
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But not so long ago, purchasing something online was a scary prospect.
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In the main the prospect of a cashless economy is excellent news.
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These projects should help Prospect-Lefferts turn the corner, Mr. Golden said.
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Depending on the weather, we try to head up to Prospect Park.
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On a Saturday I wake up energized by the prospect of cleaning.
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One even raised the prospect of breaking up the social media giant.
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That raised the prospect that the virus was spreading through unknown means.
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The prospect of the corporate tax rate cut has bolstered investor enthusiasm.
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Because of course, markets are really hoping for that tax reform prospect.
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Even the prospect of soldiers waiting for them didn't scare them off.
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That prospect, analysts say, has made him desperate to remain in power.
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This is a bleak and, frankly, unbearable prospect, and it's concentrating minds.
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Public health officials were less enthusiastic about the prospect of a merger.
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But it also raised the prospect of a suspension or forced retirement.
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The opening long poem delineates the prospect of a post-late poetics.
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NT: It's definitely not banned for a tempo run in Prospect Park.
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This was underscored Friday by Dominic Smith, the Mets first base prospect.
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Perhaps this time might be different, but that is a doubtful prospect.
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That's great news for President Trump, and a terrible prospect for Democrats.
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It was as if this prospect had never occurred to him before.
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Higley said the prospect of choosing between them now made her uneasy.
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It is that prospect, in part, that keeps them coming to work.
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But it's a prospect George Baker relishes, with a bit of anxiety.
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But Falih raised the prospect of continued output restraint to prevent this.
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Usually we go to Chelsea Piers or the one in Prospect Park.
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"It further reduces the prospect of the deals going ahead," Aboulafia said.
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There is little apparent prospect of a breakthrough until the new year.
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She wasn't connected to a dynasty character and that prospect was thrilling.
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The companies are attracted to the prospect of a new revenue stream.
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