In baseball, there are prospects and then there are Prospects.
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Understandably, sellers want to ensure that those prospects — any prospects!
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Letter from America For conventional presidential candidates, the running-mate selection ritual has grown familiar: The media floats prospects, prospects deny interest, prospects accept the offer if it comes.
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Colletti had the luxury of trading prospects because he had the luxury of many prospects.
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"Right now the pipeline of prospects, IPO prospects, is very strong, very interesting," said Friedman.
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Then there's the grueling interview process to which teams subject prospects — especially prospects touted as top draft picks.
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Merger and Acquisition Prospects: Fitch believes Singtel will continue to pursue merger and acquisition prospects to drive inorganic growth.
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The prospects under consideration tomorrow "remain on circulation," according to the agency, but their prospects do not look good.
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SO IF THE CONSUMER IS FEELING BETTER, THE WEALTH EFFECT OF THE MARKET INCREASES, BETTER EMPLOYMENT PROSPECTS, BETTER WAGE PROSPECTS.
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Intellectual selling is where you don't like a stock because you don't like the earnings prospects, or the economic prospects.
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With the Phillies in 2009, Amaro traded three prospects to Toronto for Roy Halladay and simultaneously acquired three prospects from Seattle for Cliff Lee.
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"I am optimistic about the prospects of the European Union, and we are optimistic about the development prospects for China-EU relations," he said.
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Her realism about the prospects for the Sanders agenda is implicitly dispiriting about the prospects for liberal domestic policy change in her presidency as well.
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Since the hiring is conducted through the website, Hired has visibility into what companies are offering job prospects and what salary those prospects are requesting.
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Given their dour view of the economy's prospects, it makes sense that older Americans would also take a dim view of their own financial prospects.
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For one, he cited less confidence in future growth prospects, which had become a vicious circle as failure to invest was depressing future growth prospects.
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Buffett said the near-term prospects for more acquisitions were "not good," because prices are "sky-high" for businesses that had decent long-term prospects.
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As analysts and investors eye prospects for Apple stock, many are drilling down on the company's sales and earnings prospects in China, its biggest overseas market.
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Why should Michigan pay an "offensive analyst" to attract top prospects, when it could just pay those prospects the money they'd be worth in a free market?
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The Lloyds business confidence survey of 1,200 companies showed businesses had become more upbeat about prospects for the economy, although they were less confident about their own prospects.
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"Despite the recent stock market volatility, consumers expressed greater optimism about short-term prospects for business and labor market conditions, as well as their financial prospects," Franco said.
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Many of Trump's political allies acknowledge that his reelection prospects hinge in large part on how Americans judge their economic prospects at the time of the next election.
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This rioting, according to a local social worker, was born out of desperation about lacking prospects in a neighbourhood characterized by poor job prospects, bad housing and deficient education.
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The draft will be laden with intriguing prospects at point guard and small forward, with five of the top seven prospects, according to DraftExpress, able to play point guard.
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The immediate prospects for that, however, are not good: Prices are sky-high for businesses possessing decent long-term prospects.... We continue, nevertheless, to hope for an elephant-sized acquisition.
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The abrupt deterioration in relations between the world's two largest economies and reduced prospects for a trade deal have rattled investor confidence about prospects for the global economy and business activities.
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Fed officials, who conclude their two-day policy meeting Wednesday, may again have to grapple with the prospects of a slowing economy, if the bond market is right about prospects ahead.
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Prospects can be added on the regular using Stackmails' .
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Jude has friends and prospects — everything Cindy does not.
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The position involves researching, cultivating, soliciting, securing and stewarding prospects/donors, representing TAPS in a variety of settings and supporting key staff across all teams to interface effectively with donors and prospects.
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"I think if you bring in larger flow of labor than we have jobs for than it does impact adversely the wage prospects and the job prospects for American citizens," Sessions said.
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Markets took China at its word and went into free fall as speculators, not least Chinese speculators, targeted the metals complex as a proxy for darkening growth prospects, not least Chinese growth prospects.
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"Nobody would want to revisit the uncertainty over the country's prospects, and certainly nobody would want to discourage investors who are starting to regain confidence, thus weakening the prospects of recovery," he said.
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The men on the alt-right might point to diversity initiatives and mass immigration as having dismantled their career prospects; the women are furious that they have to consider career prospects at all.
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Ryan is aware that such votes could do damage to the electoral prospects of some of his members, prospects already darkened by a presumptive presidential nominee of mercurial temperament and stratospheric unfavorable ratings.
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Feeling a little better about your Mother's Day gift prospects?
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Europe thinks the IMF is too gloomy about Greece's prospects.
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Some analysts say that the Brexit vote strengthened his prospects.
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That can include ruining relationships, job prospects, or school performance.
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Its prospects in the Senate and with Trump were uncertain.
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He's much more bullish on the prospects for wheat futures.
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Trump's son Eric blamed politics for the sluggish business prospects.
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Still prospects of negative U.S. yields will unlikely disappear soon.
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And that might not be bad for the company's prospects.
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So do some Republican senators, leaving its prospects in doubt.
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Stigmas abound, and often make otherwise promising prospects turn cold.
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This suggests that the prospects of future leveling are poor.
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Detroit has four players among MLB Pipeline's top 22017 prospects.
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Republicans have long been grim about their prospects in November.
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"The prospects are, I'm afraid, a little grim," Radeloff added.
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He thinks it is a great company with amazing prospects.
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People who have no prospects here become criminals more often.
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Poor returns make the prospects for additional casino licenses unlikely.
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We definitely leverage that for bringing in prospects and customers.
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The economic prospects for Latin America in 2016 are grim.
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Some saw signs that the power unit's prospects will improve.
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My prospects for success were dismissed by pretty much everyone.
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More optimistically, online news employment prospects are on the rise.
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PA have also been upbeat on prospects for this year.
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KEVIN HASSETT SAYS OPTIMISTIC ABOUT ECONOMYS PROSPECTS IN 2019 -WSJ
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We then evaluated a current stock's prospects using his framework.
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Their fury is not the only obstacle to Google's prospects.
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Yet prospects for solutions to Lebanon's underlying problems look distant.
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I couldn't be more excited about our future prospects together.
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Bennett said coaches were also adapting to the top prospects.
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Hey, the prospects are looking pretty promising right about now.
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Mr Sanders's following, influence and prospects have all been exaggerated.
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Without strong relationships, prospects don't buy and customers don't return.
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It left social media buzzing about her own political prospects.
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Airlines, package delivery names chug higher on tax cut prospects.
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Good policy can do an enormous amount to improve prospects.
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Start by focusing on romantic prospects with legit staying power.
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But he remained bullish on the prospects for Europe's powerhosue.
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Wonder Woman's prospects, on the other hand, are looking up.
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Zach Nichols – 8 seasons THE PROSPECTS: Alan Valdez – Telemundo personality
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The leopard cub's future prospects look bleak, according to Hunter.
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Emerging markets, meanwhile, generally offer more lucratively priced investment prospects.
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Borrowing from a retirement account may also jeopardize retirement prospects.
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Which is good news for the employment prospects of astrophysicists.
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Their prospects are not wholly reliant on the British economy.
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When evaluating those prospects, teams face an entirely different challenge.
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It is likely GM is intrigued by the commercial prospects.
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The prospects of fiscal stimulus have risen sharply since Nov.
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We must ensure young people feel included and have prospects.
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And it did not benefit Mr. Issa's personal political prospects.
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Australians are scarcely more optimistic about his party's prospects, however.
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College athletes can be overly optimistic about their NFL prospects.
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Two trades gave Chicago the two best prospects in baseball.
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Meanwhile, investors and economists are fairly constructive on growth prospects.
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We are more optimistic about growth prospects in 2018, however.
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Talking about Alibaba's U.S. prospects put Ma on the defensive.
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Facebook, which owns WhatsApp, is bullish on the fuller prospects.
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He also told Trump about the prospects for artificial intelligence.
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If you ghost, it will impact your future dating prospects.
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And the strong economy is central to his reelection prospects.
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His past was doggedly blocking his prospects for the future.
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Mr Ni is effusive about the prospects for American exporters.
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Watson's global reach and growth prospects did not come cheap.
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But IEA says the prospects for higher prices are cloudy.
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Kamala Harris' prospects of winning over the party's progressive wing.
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In Damore's case, they have sunk his immediate career prospects.
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The prospects for lowering rates are uncertain, with Republican Gov.
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Watch for potential 2020 prospects weighing in on these races.
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Others were more sanguine on the prospects for the vehicle.
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Some were sceptical over the prospects for a deal, however.
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Brexit represents a clear downside risk to Irish economic prospects.
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Peyton Manning and Ryan Leaf headlined the prospects that year.
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Academy Capital Management is even more bearish on IBM's prospects.
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On the score of Trump's presidential prospects, Calderon demurred somewhat.
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It also reflects the growing prospects of the chip industry.
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The rise would hurt prospects for growth, the report said.
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"The prospects are very dim," HNC negotiator Basma Kodmani said.
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It's 2017 and Planned Parenthood's future prospects don't look great.
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Just how bad are the profit growth prospects for airlines?
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And the growth prospects for global tourism are very positive.
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Some analysts see further prospects for Tesla beyond electric cars.
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Fitch believes prospects for a realistic peace process remain bleak.
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But fretting over prospects of a tie might be unnecessary.
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Improving growth prospects will translate into positive labour market dynamics.
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That's boosted the prospects for many Democratic candidates, including O'Rourke.
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U.S. Vice President Mike Pence ruled out prospects of talks.
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Those problems have obscured relatively good prospects for the industry.
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China's slowing economy is stocking concerns about Apple's prospects there.
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Impressive as its prospects are, SpaceX is only one contender.
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But the prospects for his confirmation are as yet remote.
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How did your use of weed affect your job prospects?
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Wawrinka was cautious about his prospects of a long run.
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Prospects for ongoing business are solid, given its A Cinemascore.
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Kamala Harris -- all seen as 2020 presidential prospects -- endorsed Abrams.
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Two years ago, the prospects for U.S. coal looked grim.
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For Americans struggling to pay for their prescriptions, the prospects
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That's not helping the prospects of the greenback, Franklin said.
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But its prospects for wider approval are less than bright.
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And even more importantly: what are the company's future prospects?
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But Friday's blast will raise concerns about prospects for peace.
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But there's no evidence the strike truly threatened Obama's prospects.
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The Diamondbacks got four prospects for Greinke, including the Nos.
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Investors view such initiatives as central to these firms' prospects.
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Tatum's surge has changed the conversation around his draft prospects.
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But for the other 2900, the prospects appear increasingly dim.
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Alphabet's new look makes sizing up Google's prospects only tougher.
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The other prospects are mostly at the Class A level.
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Publishing books is a rite of passage for presidential prospects.
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But the prospects of such discussions ever beginning are uncertain.
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Such prospects don't bode well for the future of factuality.
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The Hill: GOP frets Trump tariffs will hit midterm prospects.
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Understandably, she also started thinking better prospects might lie north.
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The Tigers, Avila believes, can improve while keeping their prospects.
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"We're not going to be moving our prospects," Avila said.
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And that prospects should scare every establishment Republican out there.
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Over dinner that night, we spoke about MORENA 's prospects.
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The prospects for passage in the Senate, however, are uncertain.
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And even then, the prospects of an agreement are uncertain.
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Most of the prospects are years away from the majors.
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Our political prospects are grim, and the consequences are dire.
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The prospects for a political settlement in Yemen seem remote.
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But the prospects for other large emerging economies are improving.
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CUOMO, SANDERS IN PUERTO RICO: Two 22020 prospects — Vermont Sen.
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Companies use our products for clients, prospects and employee recognition.
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Among them were three 2020 prospects: Warren, New York Sen.
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Perhaps men with poor job prospects feel unprepared to marry.
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"We're a wanted tenant," he added about Kohl's growth prospects.
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The prospects for an end to the showdown remained unclear.
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Japan, meanwhile, is urging skepticism on the prospects for reconciliation.
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He was left bankrupt, humiliated and almost completely without prospects.
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I'm less clear though on the growth prospects for Tread.
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But for the other 6900, the prospects appear increasingly dim.
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Haitians, with few prospects at home, were happy to oblige.
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Clinton's critics that new disclosures could still damage her prospects.
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Prospects for peace and U.S. national security interests be damned.
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He and Miller have spoken many times about many prospects.
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Instead, other questions arose around Mr. Buttigieg's prospects of winning.
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Going to college improves your life prospects in two ways.
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If it cannot do that, the prospects can be nonexistent.
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But the prospects for an A.I. weapons ban are low.
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He is ranked among the top 100 prospects by MLB.
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"I would say the prospects are fairly weak," Sunkara said.
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Hiring prospects are looking strong for careers in this field.
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Any bad news on employment figures could damage his prospects.
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Borg, one of Sweden's best tennis prospects, is finding out.
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He was even hopeful about the prospects for Army football.
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As for its political prospects, "I don't know," he said.
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Should his availability change, Dallas's prospects become far less strong.
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Parents of top prospects are commonly involved with the teams.
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KUSHNER: That the prospects for peace are very much alive.
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We see a similar downgrading of prospects, but even bigger.
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Harrison's prospects look better than those of other recent Democratic
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For that reason, I think that the prospects are excellent.
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Strong performances there will improve, but not guarantee, his prospects.
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Cruz isn't the only one taking stock of his prospects.
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The prospects for the resolutions are uncertain at the moment.
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Recently, a pair of 2020 prospects from the region, Sens.
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Wenger was asked about the team's prospects for next year.
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"The prospects, unless something changes, are not good," he added.
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Already, the prospects of a quick second deal seem limited.
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Analysts are encouraged by the prospects for Abbott's product pipeline.
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But the journey to Europe was filled with dangerous prospects.
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But Zuckerberg had some wise words about the granddaughter's prospects.
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Political gridlock would keep the prospects for economic reform weak.
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It sees growth prospects in work permits and driver licenses.
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Without a foreign funding boost, Lebanon faces bleak economic prospects.
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Both were highly touted shortstop prospects in the minor leagues.
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Prospects for congressional action have dimmed in recent days. Sen.
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Expungements not only improve job prospects, they also improve wages.
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Uninspired and utterly hopeless about your career and romantic prospects?
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Astronomically, the prospects were as good as they could get.
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But their prospects of promotion are no longer so secure.
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And for now, Cramer was on board with FMC's prospects.
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Boeing said it reflected a firm belief in China's prospects.
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That fact alone makes some Republicans bullish about Trump's prospects.
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It's not surprising that one of those prospects — Massachusetts Sen.
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She is cautiously optimistic about peace prospects in the area.
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However, analysts were doubtful on the prospects of an agreement.
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Ironically, his very appearance may have boosted his Oscar prospects.
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There are other reasons why U.S. growth prospects have dimmed.
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But the prospects of a breakthrough remain bleak, diplomats say.
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But very few prospects enter the N.H.L. as finished products.
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Lovett who sizes up her prospects with furtive side glances.
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Currencies linked closely to the prospects for global trade rose.
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The accord's prospects under a Donald Trump presidency seem poor.
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How does this affect AWS, our growth prospects and plans?
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Financial experts are ready and have been studying investment prospects.
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Admittedly, the prospects of influencing Russia and Assad are slim.
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These gaps shape young people's later career plans and prospects.
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Both pieces of legislation face dim prospects in the House.
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This bodes poorly for legislative prospects in the new Congress.
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Well, I was dead wrong about Trump's prospects for victory.
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Prospects for such action in the House are less clear.
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Trump's abrasively protectionist stance has only made its prospects worse.
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Limited on how much they could spend for individual players, the Red Sox signed several as a package deal, with the understanding that the money for lesser prospects would be redistributed to better prospects.
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Washington (CNN)Our weekly roundup of the news, notes and chatter about the prospects for the next Democratic presidential race: A trio of 2020 prospects moved to clean up potential problem spots this week.
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If you're wondering if dressing has anything to do with your career prospects, well it's time to sit tight and take note — because how you dress can literally affect your career prospects and opportunities.
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I don't want to make any assertions on SecureWorks's long-term prospects, but I do believe that their IPO performance, and their long-term prospects, had nothing to do with the so-called IPO window.
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"There are prospects and the prospects are related to falling domestic gas production in Europe, while demand for gas is rising," Alexander Medvedev, a deputy of Miller, told an annual general meeting of Gazprom's shareholders.
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Growth prospects have improved in Britain, Europe and Japan in recent months, while expectations for expansionary fiscal policy from the Trump administration, including tax cuts and infrastructure spending, were improving prospects in the United States.
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The Red Sox, under the assumption there was a cap on the number of prospects one team could have, traded two top-50 prospects for the right to pay Craig Kimbrel $13 million a season.
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Suzuki said the recent equity market sell-off, sparked by investor concern over the prospects of rising global interest rates, did not warrant additional monetary easing as it was unlikely to threaten Japan's recovery prospects.
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The financial prospects for college dropouts are poor, for two reasons.
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Congress would have to approve it; that has uncertain prospects too.
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Neither Samspon nor Berger were particularly bullish on Peach's future prospects.
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Leaving a job due to harassment can affect women's earning prospects.
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Congress would have to approve it, that has uncertain prospects too.
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Its prospects for keeping dangerous people out are dubious at best.
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But he's confident it hasn't hurt Boeing's long-term growth prospects.
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Its business and financial fundamentals and prospects are strong, Ally added.
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A wash of populist nationalism has dampened prospects of steady cooperation.
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Basketball fans like comparing NBA Draft prospects to established professional players.
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Disruptions to trade undermine prospects for economic growth and oil demand.
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The move could dent the government's prospects in elections in 2019.
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Those clashes cloud prospects for boosting productivity, growth and global competitiveness.
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Is it useful to compare very good prospects to elite ones?
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This so-called storm is most exciting for its scientific prospects.
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Hakushinkai coach Sadanori Yamaguchi has a knack of developing fighting prospects.
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However, Citi said Lululemon has improving fundamentals and standout growth prospects.
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But the prospects for such pairings are worse than they look.
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Meanwhile, economic prospects elsewhere in the world are on the upswing.
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"Prospects for this landmark reform therefore remain too close to call."
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But prospects of a sweeping trade deal appear to be dimming.
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Ratings agencies are taking a dim view of the company's prospects.
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If not, the prospects for Mr Macron will be unexpectedly bright.
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They increasingly are worried about unity and their prospects against Trump.
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Consultancy Capital Economics was even more pessimistic about the country's prospects.
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What could this mean for Republicans' prospects in the mid-terms?
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Prospects look better for killing the death penalty than amending it.
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They've got two freshmen in DraftExpress's top-18 prospects and Allen.
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But some analysts are optimistic about GE's stock and future prospects.
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"I feel strongly and very positively about our prospects and chances."
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The unemployment rate sits above 10%; young people have few prospects.
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Netanyahu's election prospects have been clouded by graft allegations against him.
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In an interview this summer, Curbelo brushed off prospects of losing.
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Evidence around alleged corruption and political prospects suggests it may not.
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Their reputations, and their party's prospects, are also on the line.
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According to the memo, KKR is very optimistic about Corel's prospects.
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The studio owners themselves feel less confident in their own prospects.
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The Greenlight Capital boss also believes in the prospects for Yelp.
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He has done the Arizona Fall League alongside many actual prospects.
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Prospects for annexations, which have already been widely condemned, are unclear.
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However, we have concerns about euro zone growth prospects in 2017.
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If that happens, the prospects for the prime minister will darken.
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They did not have to wait long for prospects to improve.
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Traders have sold sterling because they fear for the economy's prospects.
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Leaving your old job for a higher salary and better prospects?
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Often, people may be staying where their economic prospects are best.
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Utah is a deeply red state, and Romney's prospects are good.
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Guidance last quarter would suggest earnings prospects still remain bleak though.
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"Overall, consumers remain reasonably optimistic about their economic prospects," Curtin said.
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In fact, the prospects for an exchange of territory are slim.
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That will be important for understanding the prospects of the lawsuit.
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Brulpadda is one of several high-profile exploration prospects for Total.
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In Germany, yet more rain over the weekend improved harvest prospects.
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But the industry's economic prospects remain hostage to its political fortunes.
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Prospects for structural reform remain limited, despite the convincing election win.
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Maverick was not alone in betting on gloomier prospects for ARM.
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We catch up on life and talk about his job prospects.
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He also likes prospects for the dollar, especially against the euro.
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WALLCE: Let&aposs start with the prospects for this tax plan.
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There were "broad prospects" for cooperation between the two, Xi said.
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The prospects of a repeat of the 1980s boom are slim.
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As his unnofficial manager, Lou would never jeopardize DeMarcus's basketball prospects.
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Broad emerging market weakness is weighing on global economic growth prospects.
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The prospects of a tour looked dim, but maybe not anymore.
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Feel very good about the prospects of taking the White House.
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This Nairobi-based journalist saw positive implications for local economic prospects.
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Why examine the prospects for limiting global warming to 1.5°C?
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We are incredibly excited by the prospects of unlocking untapped potentials.
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In stepping down, Ryan may have boosted Democratic prospects in November.
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But Lesperance wasn't so optimistic about Xiao's prospects on mainland soil.
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Scaramucci, understandably, is bullish on the earnings growth prospects for 2017.
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He says financial prospects for companies are clearly improving, not fading.
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None of the prospects went ahead; Reuters could not determine why.
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Commodity markets showed signs of optimism about global economic growth prospects.
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The big question is which Democratic 2020 prospects will support it.
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We will also test new ideas in some prospects every year.
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Trump, though, dismissed her VP prospects on CNN after her speech.
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Analysts and carmakers are optimistic on the prospects of autonomous vehicles.
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If not, where is the stock market wrong about Citi's prospects?
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One of the prospects pictured is 3-star QB Austin Burton.
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Morgan Stanley isn't the only firm that's bullish on Waymo's prospects.
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Ever since, scouts have adjusted how they evaluate point guard prospects.
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Now, Cuban prospects under 25 are subject to strict signing limits.
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Such brightening global growth prospects pose fresh communication challenges for policymakers.
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A high valuation for Lyft would bode well for Uber's prospects.
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"Currently there are no majority or prospects for that," she said.
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Not that I regard the prospects for Kraft-Heinz as terrible.
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Over time, going to college began to represent improved career prospects.
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Obviously now in a host of doubters about its future prospects.
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He did note though that he was concerned about Clinton's prospects.
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Traders assessed multiple companies' prospects with prices around $40 per barrel.
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And that was very warmly received by both customers and prospects.
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Energy executives are optimistic about the prospects for more pipeline construction.
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More details are in "Prospects for Polish Cities" available at www.fitchratings.
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ITT was accused of misleading students about job prospects after graduation.
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If this were to happen Colombia's prospects would indeed be promising.
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Hence, violence from within movements can reduce prospects for strategic success.
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But he is not optimistic about the Big Muddy Ranch's prospects.
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Though Gianforte won, the episode weakened his long-term political prospects.
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One lesson is that the prospects for rebalancing global governance depend
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They survey their prospects and applaud the formation of new couples.
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Bob Corker, which could reduce the prospects of tax reform passing.
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The flip side is accepting that some people aren't viable prospects.
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Despite the warning signs, the government has failed to improve prospects.
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Future prospects are less encouraging, though, especially in the longer term.
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Don't forget to scope your local polling place for romantic prospects.
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Moody's cited the economy's weak growth prospects and worsening fiscal position.
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Such prospects are already stirring hopes among unhappy entrepreneurs and investors.
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He said on Tuesday he was not optimistic about their prospects.
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Nordea Bank economist Holger Sandte said Germany's economic prospects were decent.
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Republican prospects were further bolstered at the top of the ticket.
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But the president's support isn't guaranteed to boost DeSantis's electoral prospects.
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He said he was now "terrified" about the country's economic prospects.
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With impeachment looming, voters are rightly worried about upcoming legislative prospects.
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But prospects for the bill are more uncertain in the House.
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It would even face dim prospects in the Democratic-held House.
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Sunday's Season 6 premiere illustrated how badly Arya miscalculated her prospects.
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We obviously feel bullish about our prospects in the world overall.
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The suppression of civic life bodes ill for Thailand's democratic prospects.
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Ultimately, that may weigh on investment and the economy's growth prospects.
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He declined comment about his prospects when asked Friday by CNBC.
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Politically, Democrats are slightly less sanguine about their midterm election prospects.
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But consumers were less upbeat about their short-term income prospects.
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But it did force me to become philosophical about my prospects.
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People are more confidant in their prospects and in the economy.
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Republicans may be dreading their prospects in the House on Tuesday.
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President Trump remains upbeat about the prospects for North Korean denuclearization.
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Together, their efforts have helped improve the Yazidis' situation and prospects.
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And it's difficult to predict the prospects of this nascent opposition.
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Commodity markets showed signs of cheerfulness about global economic growth prospects.
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North Korea has plenty of promising prospects and many willing partners.
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Many believe going to university will ensure better career prospects too.
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The prospects of lawmakers passing a broad immigration package look dim.
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Another source familiar with the market called the prospects more limited.
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Their prospects of victory, given the decision last week, are good.
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The prospects for the 2020 primary season are pretty dim. Rodeo?
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And nothing is more certain to doom Trump's prospects for reelection.
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Design email campaigns using innovative techniques to engage newly identified prospects.
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In part, this reflects improved near-term economic prospects for EMs.
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Word of mouth could also help boost its prospects, some say.
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Improved prospects for a U.S.-China trade deal also boosted equities.
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There are prospects for somewhat higher growth, with higher interest rates.
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Internationally these relate to prospects for global growth, particularly around China.
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Manufacturing had a tough year, and prospects remain uncertain for 2016.
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Analysts on the Street put the group's growth prospects even higher.
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Jerry Brown — on the long list of 2020 prospects — endorsed Sen.
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Reform will boost the country's prospects and investors' confidence, Stournaras said.
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But surprisingly, the Trump brand has far brighter prospects in India.
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Baltimore doesn't have a lot of prospects on a good day.
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As late as last Friday, bipartisan healthcare reform's prospects looked good.
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Penniless and with no prospects, Francis Ngannou left Cameroon for France.
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None of these prospects play in a dumb air-raid spread.
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Palestinians are increasingly frustrated at their prospects for an independent state.
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There doesn't seem to be any prospects for a good outcome.
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They could hurt LinkedIn's growth prospects and divert recruiting ad dollars.
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CHIP was positive overall about the prospects for Thai graff culture.
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Chris Christie of New Jersey, one of his vice-presidential prospects.
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What's your view on the Republicans' prospects for broadening their base?
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Johnson said he was hopeful about the prospects of a visit.
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The new arrivals, after all, are not Dortmund's only tantalizing prospects.
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How have the prospects for female conductors changed since you began?
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For more on Bierman's interview and his company's prospects, click here.
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Some lawyers left because there were few prospects of becoming partner.
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He compares Twitter's prospects with that of Snapchat (now renamed Snap).
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Some of the other prospects to watch The senators: Minnesota Sen.
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Trump has leverage, but continued Kremlin obduracy may constrain summit prospects.
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Trump grew concerned an extended slide could damage his political prospects.
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Broner was once considered one of the best prospects in boxing.
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Fortunately, the movie's domestic box-office prospects are looking positive. Boxoffice.
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Renewed fervor improves Democratic prospects in 2018 House and Senate elections.
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But Bub had fewer prospects for supporting the family than Shannon.
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It may be critical to the salamanders' prospects in the wild.
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Your sibling's prospects are probably worse here in the United States.
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With appropriate romantic prospects, I had been overly polished and protective.
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They're afraid that losing their stars will dim the company's prospects.
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The dim prospects for success are not entirely Mr. Trump's fault.
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Mr. Sepúlveda Morell cautioned against excessive pessimism about Puerto Rico's prospects.
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All three wheat markets sagged on prospects for plentiful global stockpiles.
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It poured cold water on Sydney's prospects of overtaking Melbourne, however.
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His doctors made a similar assessment regarding his prospects in life.
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The prospects of the Fed reacting to an escalating China-U.
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"The prospects of a trade war are fairly significant," Tuz said.
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I rank him 11th over all in this draft among prospects.
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This is an endless chicken/egg conundrum when evaluating young prospects.
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Yang's plan is even higher on the prospects of thorium power.
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He sounded hopeful about his prospects, even in a divided government.
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Mr. Trump has raised the prospects of broader talks on Twitter.
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We look at it today and say, we like our prospects.
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Brees's height (6 feet) is also expected to hurt his prospects.
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But higher inflation and the collapse of the peso clouded prospects.
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An economy in recession could prove insurmountable for his reelection prospects.
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It may be smart to focus on your employer's future prospects.
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The shares of soccer clubs slipped on prospects of match disruptions.
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But some economists urged caution on the prospects of a deal.
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Read more about symptoms and the prospects for vaccines and treatments.
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The Mariners have traded prospects who soared for veterans who slumped.
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Tillis is one of four Republicans facing tough re-election prospects.
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Prospects of higher fuel costs dragged shares of airline companies lower.
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Here's our London bureau chief's take on the Labour Party's prospects.
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Their prospects for adoption are grim given their emotional-behavioral difficulties.
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After the hung jury, their prospects have gone down, not up.
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Most movers are primarily concerned with job prospects and affordable housing.
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But the damage to the party's prospects today is far deeper.
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He may end up counting on prospects to fill the holes.
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The prospects of him becoming prime minister are another matter, though.
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The prospects of peace were arguably brighter than we once thought.
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States can improve their growth prospects with such self-help reforms.
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Today's episode of our podcast, The Daily, considers the prospects now.
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Of course, many delightful prospects carry a shadow of loss, too.
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The Kremlin did not immediately comment on prospects of a ceasefire.
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The company's long-term prospects for profitability are questionable at best.
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This division involves more than divergent economic prospects and income inequality.
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Today on The Daily podcast, we discuss Mr. Bannon's career prospects.
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But the process does pose risks to Democratic prospects in 2020.
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Ammann teased the prospects for a cargo-delivery service, as well.
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Seven were neutral about the sector's prospects while six were positive.
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Alexei Ulyukayev, Russia's Economy Minister, was more optimistic about privatisation prospects.
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The fund invest in firms with good prospects and technological strength.
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The prospects for Senate Democratic incumbents running in 2018 are strong.
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He was not particularly positive on the prospects for the company.
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This is positive, but may weigh on near-term growth prospects.
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Deindustrialisation and incarceration have particularly decimated the prospects for black men.
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Of course, the immediate prospects for any such decisions remain remote.
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Meanwhile, Karla is trying to stay optimistic about her daughter's prospects.
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The latest Trump comments on the prospects for a Sino-U.
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Wells Fargo Securities is now a big believer in Nvidia's prospects.
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A 'RR267' recovery rating typically assumes good recovery prospects given default.
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China has been among the biggest targets for his business prospects.
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However, expats say work prospects for foreigners are difficult, InterNations reported.
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It said the strategic investors were confident about the company's prospects.
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Unfortunately, the prospects of this nightmare ending anytime soon are slim.
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Longer term, though, the prospects for Xi's approach are more doubtful.
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But without a high school diploma, her job prospects are slim.
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Many draft prospects go on stage with a sock-less look.
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The prospects for that obviously look bleak in the short run.
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It also harms the prospects of reconciliation across the political spectrum.
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What are the prospects for lasting peace between the two nations?
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Instead, the buyers think public markets misjudge Merlin's long-term prospects.
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Yet there's still some reason to be bullish about Snap's prospects.
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The prospects of getting her deal through Parliament still look grim.
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The prospects of the Fed's reacting to an escalating China-U.
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Clinton's prospects also improved on the Irish betting site Paddy Power.
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Away from the trade uncertainty, prospects for the economy are brightening.
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But Mr. Jackson takes an unromantic view of his party's prospects.
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OPEC's November deal, the prospects for its continuation and rosier investment prospects for the industry will dominate the discussions, with state-run producers and Big Oil both positioning themselves for an upturn in the notoriously cyclical business.
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No issue preoccupies Wall Street more at present — with the possible exception of the prospects for a corporate tax cut, which would transform 2018 earnings prospects if something can be agreed by the end of the year.
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Why offenders with good prospects are treated more leniently than offenders with fewer prospects is a question for another day—but, in this case, Kerrison and Rance were handed community orders with 100 hours of unpaid work.
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I think the issue arises when people believe in the myth of their own excellence when the reality is that from an early age your admissions prospects — and life prospects — are shaped by factors outside your control.
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Dong Hoi's prospects, meanwhile, hinge on whether the tourists return this summer.
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When women write with men, their tenure prospects don't improve at all.
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Investors are using Alibaba's shares to make bets on the country's prospects.
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But recent primary contests offer reason to be cautious about his prospects.
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READ: Warren's VP prospects: The good and the bad New Jersey Sen.
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Countless Mexican citizens could seek better economic prospects in the United States.
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Also, the prospects for peace in Libya and South Sudan appear dim.
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But the toned-down version of asteroid mining's prospects is still hyperreal.
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It lets you adjust your emails with custom fields, add prospects via .
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But despite promising growth prospects, market competition and price caps absorb profits.
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They fear for their own prospects but also for their family's future.
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Los Angeles gave up only a few young prospects to get him.
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However, De la Serna on Tuesday played down prospects for swift action.
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Prospects for growth look to be better around the world, several said.
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Tense U.S.-Russian relations might dim prospects for a Trump-Putin summit.
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Poorer health outcomes then negatively impact the economic prospects of black Americans.
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Faber was also pessimistic about the market's prospects under the Trump administration.
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Many of the reasons for Italy's bleak growth prospects date back decades.
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Prospects for a year of low single-digit returns appeared baked-in.
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Let us be clear then, these men are prospects but not unstoppable.
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The good news is that the euro zone's prospects keep getting better.
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The BoE and EU surveys showed mixed prospects for the labor market.
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You don't have to like the prospects for growth at that company.
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Quantum communications holds "enormous prospects" in the field of defense, it added.
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Prospects of a stronger U.S. economy also fuelled investor appetite for metals.
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Recessions are giving way to better growth prospects in Russia and Brazil.
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Tuesday's flash readings will surely boost the prospects of such a discussion.
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The economy has also boosted the prospects for African-Americans and Hispanics.
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The recent sexual misconduct accusations against Kavanaugh have seemingly muddied those prospects.
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BOJ officials hope that Japan's recovery prospects will improve around mid-year.
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They worry about the job prospects for their kids when they graduate.
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Republican resistance casts doubts on prospects for new taxes in any event.
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Even before Trump's decision on Iran, the prospects for negotiations were diminishing.
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You don't have to like the prospects for growth at that company.
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Ample world supplies weighed, given improving harvest prospects in Brazil and Argentina.
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Investors also feared that Brexit would hit Britain's long-term growth prospects.
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And he said one of the prospects actually started flirting with her.
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Two passed with ample margins, and prospects for the third look promising.
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It's hard to see the next year or so improving Pompeo's prospects.
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While owners are excited about the prospects, politicians should be, as well.
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In the long term, the prospects for investment are still very high.
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He remains one of the most compelling prospects on the lightweight roster.
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We remain confident about the long term prospects for the Dubai market.
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With growth prospects receding, the two camps have put their differences aside.
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What are the prospects that the good news will outweigh the bad?
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The notes' current RR4 Recovery Rating reflects average recovery prospects given default.
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If, in fact, the polls are credible, Mr McCrory's prospects look bleak.
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She'd just graduated from college, had no job prospects, and was broke.
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Despite the challenges to reform, some investors remain bullish on Saudi's prospects.
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These could include boosting electoral prospects of challenger parties promising such referendums.
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The firm based the change on increasing confidence in Oracle's growth prospects.
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A victory in the State of Mexico would not resurrect its prospects.
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Yet many investors worry that more restrictive laws will dampen its prospects.
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But I do watch what it says about prospects for future growth.
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But the methods—and providers' prospects—are bound to improve with time.
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Expand your romantic horizons if you're on the hunt for fresh prospects.
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Find out more about what he thinks of this controversial company's prospects.
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Putting all this together, the U.S. near-term growth prospects look good.
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The scarcity of workers poses a risk to the economy's growth prospects.
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Singapore's long-term prospects may depend on how two trends resolve themselves.
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So what could the Fiorina effect be on Cruz's California primary prospects?
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For more on Blue Apron's IPO prospects, see the report at Bloomberg.com.
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Both Jarden and Newell have strong organic growth prospects as standalone companies.
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" Blackstone Group: "I feel pretty good about the prospects of the company.
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S. trade talks and their impact on the prospects for world growth.
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Mafia members might threaten a new bar's prospects by starting drunken brawls.
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Some pro-life activists are cautious about the prospects of overturning Roe.
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And finally, this card will feature the expected quotient of local prospects.
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Democrats felt good about her prospects for taking on incumbent Republican Rep.
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But however long this expansion lasts, their economic prospects still look grim.
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But a dose of realism about its prospects would not go amiss.
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Jawa's long-term prospects depend on harnessing nostalgia while eradicating performance flaws.
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Bright U.S. growth prospects could potentially lure capital out of emerging markets.
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But prospects of passage in Congress during an election year are uncertain.
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A criminal record hurts job prospects, and raises the odds of recidivism.
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Back in the U.K., Alan Whitehead was also confident about solar's prospects.
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Such responses to immediate need can harm a household's long-run prospects.
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Schools are judged on their students' performance, universities on graduates' job prospects.
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"The prospects of a further rate cut have diminished however," he added.
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The big picture: Tuesday's outcome shows renewed investor optimism about Snap's prospects.
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Meritocracy and the distribution of benefits based on need remain distant prospects.
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The day was equally significant for the prospects of Cruz and Rubio.
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Russia's long-term economic prospects may be as dire as he says.
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Entelo crawls the internet to automatically generate profiles of potential hiring prospects.
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"I had no prospects for life, for work, for love," he said.
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Billy Long and Fred Upton did for the prospects of this bill.
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This is one of their priorities to undermine my prospects as speaker.
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The co-sponsors include some 2020 presidential prospects, such as Massachusetts Sen.
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Mancini stuck to Chapecoense's policy of combining experienced journeymen and young prospects.
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The prospects for the latest U.S. sanctions bill are not immediately clear.
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When the animals are gone, economic prospects for humans diminish as well.
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Still, in the long term, analysts said that Alibaba's prospects remain promising.
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"Both clients and prospects appreciate it when I mention this," he said.
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These voters are vital for Trump's and Toomey's prospects in the state.
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TC: Are you worried it will impact the company's prospects in China?
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Deutsche and Commerzbank declined to comment on the prospects of a merger.
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Monster's vice chairman and president, Hilton Schlosberg, noted the company's growth prospects.
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Many automakers and analysts are optimistic about the prospects of the technology.
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Stocks seesawed during Friday trading, as prospects for the bill's passage dimmed.
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The row is likely to further dim Ankara's prospects of EU membership.
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However, the country's growth prospects have softened against a weak external environment.
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Easyjet was down 1.4 percent after its prospects were cut by brokers.
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But the analysts did not suggest its long-term prospects are broken.
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That could hurt Macri's re-election prospects in next year's presidential race.
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Reasonable minds can disagree on the ceiling of first-round-caliber prospects.
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Analysts are sceptical about Skoda's prospects for success in the United States.
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You can start to see why analysts don't like aluminium's price prospects.
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Countries' prospects rise and fall over cycles of up to ten years.
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Her father allows her to study chiefly to improve her marriage prospects.
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The FDP also warned against making commitments that would undermine coalition prospects.
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A top Wall Street firm is getting more optimistic on Twitter's prospects.
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Whatever their commercial prospects, Mr. Muldoon finds bank stocks worth a bet.
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Cindy Hyde-Smith has threatened her prospects in the deep-red state.
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This could hold back any meaningful deleveraging prospects and constrain financial flexibility.
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Perhaps the most exciting members of the tournament are Bellator's untested prospects.
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There is a clear focus on what global growth prospects are doing.
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But its financials and prospects look as volatile as the cryptocurrency itself.
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Brookover appeared bullish on the GOP front-runner's prospects after the meeting.
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Mediocre growth prospects and risks of political instability are hindering fiscal consolidation.
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Ukraine's chronic corruption doesn't just undermine the country's prospects for European integration.
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Other 2020 prospects are anxiously waiting to see what O'Rourke would do.
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Both should help growth today and boost the economy's long-term prospects.
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"Take Five" impressed critics but dimmed Mr. Mano's prospects with major publishers.
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Polls also show that Americans remain pessimistic about the nation's economic prospects.
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As grim as the Yankees' prospects seem, Toronto and Texas were below .
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The firm recommended companies with strong prospects for sales growth next year.
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But Democrats appear to be feeling more confident about Manchin's reelection prospects.
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Not all of the prospects will turn out as planned, of course.
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But the Democrats' prospects appear much more limited beyond those urban centers.
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Asked about their national prospects in the next decade, most quickly demurred.
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Ending prospects for TPP was one of his first acts as president.
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Its prospects on the Senate floor, and in the House, are uncertain.
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He also went on to discuss the future prospects for Theresa May.
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Graham sounded positive about the prospects of winning over McCain on Tuesday.
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Unlike other family members, he stopped speaking about marriage prospects for Manu.
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Those negotiations failed and set back the prospects for a comprehensive agreement.
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And so, 100 million Americans are watching their employment prospects gradually deteriorate.
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And it made me very happy about the prospects of our country.
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Political turmoil on the one hand, rosy economic prospects on the other.
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Yet, paradoxically, the prospects for political extremism of all types are favorable.
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That is before any thought of the prospects of an impeachment battle.
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Van der Noordaa said this had not changed the takeover deal's prospects.
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Yet despite those growth prospects, Europe's largest media group still lacks scale.
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I do not worry much about their prospects for adequate retirement income.
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And the mining creates employment in an area with limited job prospects.
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Prospects: England must be targeting the quarter-finals at the very least.
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However, a debilitating knee injury his senior year derailed his professional prospects.
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Friends have advised that I change my approach with new dating prospects.
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Another consideration is that the transaction further supports credit facility renegotiation prospects.
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But for those who did come home, their prospects were also grim.
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Even teams stacked with NBA-quality prospects do not have this. 6.
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Since then, scheduling conflicts left prospects for a fifth season in limbo.
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NBA Draft prospects often are grouped into two categories: safe and upside.
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Camposol's Recovery Rating has been capped at 'RR3371372' reflecting average recovery prospects.
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Considering the way their offense had been performing, their prospects looked bleak.
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Marian Wright Edelman is sanguine about the prospects of the new initiative.
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U.S. shale oil's prospects looked uncertain after oil prices plunged in 2014.
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Democrats are feeling emboldened about their prospects of taking back the House.
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Before the talks began, both sides played down prospects of a breakthrough.
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Many elite prospects play shortstop, but Cleveland believed Lindor could stick there.
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"Growth prospects are currently also impacted by pronounced political uncertainty," Weidmann said.
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The Red Sox have used other prospects to trade for veteran pieces.
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However, the prospects even for such a "Phase 1" deal are uncertain.
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NASA was optimistic about the prospects, were such an event to occur.
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Stock markets mainly reflect the prospects of medium-size and large firms.
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The answer could have a profound impact on Donald Trump's reelection prospects.
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The Republican consultant was less pessimistic about Trump's Midwestern prospects in 2020.
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Mr. Levkovich recommended that investors prune their portfolios to enhance return prospects.
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Long hours, limited career prospects, and low wages contribute to this emotion.
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But prospects of a recession could quickly change that equation, experts warn.
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Furthermore, Democrats' prospects in the midterms are closely linked to Trump's popularity.
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Our baseball columnist considers what it means for their World Series prospects.
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JW: So what does this all mean for the prospects for peace?
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And not everyone is down on the SE's prospects here at home.
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Before the draft, she was considered one of the most intriguing prospects.
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As China's economic prospects dim, its taste for foreign adventures will grow.
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Still, economists generally agree that the state's long-term prospects are bright.
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Manufacturers were, however, optimistic about business prospects over the next six months.
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Song, though, is the rare military academy baseball player with pro prospects.
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Gail: Well, it's hard to have presidential prospects if you don't calculate.
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Recessions are giving way to improved growth prospects in Russia and Brazil.
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But the industry is suffering a slowdown, and his prospects are uncertain.
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It affects your job prospects, your benefits, even your sense of self.
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And he continues to be bullish on the prospects for a pact.
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Several conservative groups issued statements praising the expanded roster of court prospects.
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The prospects for independent candidates and small parties are better than ever.
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" "This does not change my firm belief in the company's excellent prospects.
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All of this does serious, long-term damage to women's economic prospects.
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American women are facing poorer health prospects on several fronts these days.
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Robert Stein, a political scientist at Rice, is upbeat on O'Rourke's prospects.
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Certainly the long-term prospects for Republicans in Orange County are challenging.
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Let's catch you up on why the deal's prospects are so dim.
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At some point the growth prospects of even the best products falter.
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Luzardo, 22, is regarded as one of the best prospects in baseball.
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In a way, those picks illustrate the finicky nature of baseball prospects.
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Yet none of that necessarily bodes well for the prospects of democracy.
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It attributes the brighter prospects to strong returns in the stock market.
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What would really transform prospects for TB, though, would be a vaccine.
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There are reasons to be sanguine about their prospects during one, however.
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That has some Republicans brightened about their prospects of holding the Senate.
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That bill's prospects looked dimmed in the Senate's planned Friday night vote.
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Some wonder if Richemont and Kering might merge to boost their prospects.
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Those students, he said, face "pretty grim prospects" on the job market.
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Many top-tier prospects — including former Vice President Joe Biden and Sens.
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Their leadership and top presidential prospects symbolize the past, not the future.
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How are you feeling about your prospects heading into the new season?
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And for a city, its fishing prospects are superb, we are told.
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Read more here to see which schools have the best recruitment prospects.
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This deterioration has profound implications for America's and the world's economic prospects.
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He was more bullish on the company's prospects in the United States.
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Further increase in capital return plan demonstrates board's confidence in group's prospects.
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Within days, though, the prospects of a Bolton appearance had seriously declined.
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Tesla's growth prospects had always been attractive to certain investors, he explained.
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Wall Street analysts are also not so bullish about eBay&aposs prospects.
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Left behind are an aging population, abandoned storefronts and shrinking economic prospects.
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The result is swelling business investment and brightening near-term growth prospects.
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You can start to see why analysts don't like aluminum's price prospects.
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Here are the degrees with the best job prospects, according to CareerCast.
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Confidence can give way to doubt as career prospects seem to fade.
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Beland said this could undermine Liberal Party prospects seven months from now.
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Most of them had tried to better their prospects closer to home.
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Playing against top prospects in the Arizona Fall League, he batted .194.
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Mr. Scorsese may have diminished his prospects by delivering the film late.
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RBC analyst Damian Brewer said he was confident in the group's prospects.
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Meanwhile, activity in the food delivery space has distracted from Postmates' prospects.
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O) on data privacy, has better growth prospects than Apple Inc (AAPL.
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There's no guarantee that Altice will engage, though the prospects seem likely.
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Some analysts, however, were cautious on the prospects of a Unilever sale.
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Today's episode of our new podcast, The Daily, considers the prospects now.
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It also reflects the region's satisfactory fiscal performance amid stable economic prospects.
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The prospects for passing legalization anytime soon in Pennsylvania look particularly bleak.
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It added that it "remained confident" on the company's long-term prospects.
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LHP Hunter Cervenka was traded Saturday to Miami for a couple prospects.
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Trump first appeared to link the two prospects speaking to reporters Thursday.
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The summit in Hanoi comes amid some questions about prospects for progress.
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The Mets traded three prospects each in the Broxton and Davis deals.
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Yet he was thrilled to be in Hartford, back among the prospects.
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And within a year, he was one of Atlanta's most promising prospects.
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The prospects of these young refugees, say child development experts, are grim.
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Sadly, I think he's correct about Trump's re-election prospects as well.
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Witt found that she often couldn't discuss sex with her OkCupid prospects.
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S. Privacy Shield, and the prospects for its long-term survival. 1.
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And the growth prospects reminded the of eBay in its early days.
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The firm recommended companies with strong prospects for growth at reasonable valuations.
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Treating their depression might ease their symptoms and improve their employment prospects.
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But White House spokesman Sean Spicer expressed confidence in the legislation's prospects.
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That means that national polling might understate his electoral prospects a bit.
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So his death is probably not a substantial change for ISIS's prospects.
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Even so, Wall Street analysts like the company's management and growth prospects.
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"People are punting on better growth prospects in the United States, hurting gold's prospects ... Technically, gold is looking bad and may test $1,0.13," said Amit Kumar Gupta, portfolio management services head at Adroit Financial Services in New Delhi.
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"If you're going to pick stocks, your job is to look at the company behind the stock you are buying in order to assess its prospects and figure out whether the stock fully reflects those prospects," Cramer said.
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"CKI is satisfied with its prospects of obtaining clearance and we are comfortable with the prospects of gaining approvals based on the information available to us," APA Chairman Michael Fraser told reporters on a conference call on Monday.
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"We are able to dramatically see an increase in the number of prospects we can reach and the quality of those prospects," said Justin Hart, vice president, member acquisition, at Surf Air, a California-based subscription airline service.
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With my husband in coding school in order to increase his earning potential and job prospects — and a daughter in preschool to increase her coloring potential and jumping-around prospects — I'm the only source of family income right now.
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But doesn't respect for autonomy mean that all competent adults — including healthy and able-bodied ones like Rachel — should be free to decide for themselves whether their prospects for long-lasting suffering outweigh their prospects for a brighter future?
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Several 16-year-old prospects were set to sign with the Red Sox, but now, due to MLB's last-second ban on new signings, the prospects will have to scramble to find a new club to latch on with.
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Washington (CNN)Prospects for a bipartisan gun deal proposed by Maine Republican Sen.
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Her prospects and those of her party may look better in a year.
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During his speech, Pettitte said Yankees prospects had asked him about handling adversity.
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China is crucial to the growth prospects of all the major airliner manufacturers.
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Some think that, even without such a setback, Netflix's prospects are being exaggerated.
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Still, there is more to Putin's dream than simply assuring his electoral prospects.
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That means an economic slowdown could bode badly for his prospects in 2020.
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And analysts are optimistic about the stock's prospects going into this crucial period.
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I read that as Sony's lack of certainty over the PS24 Pro's prospects.
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They are often held in high regard because they have improved income prospects.
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As it stands, the prospects for a stabilized eurozone do not look good.
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What is the best way to get prospects with little or no money?
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The prospects are not good: Russia is keen; America appears not to be.
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However as those prospects faded, sterling weakened and, consequentially, U.K.-listed stocks rose.
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Kiwoom Securities analyst Kim Joo-yong said prospects for the company looked promising.
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Being secretary of state could, theoretically, take those prospects from bright to dazzling.
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The IPO also speaks to the strength of Adyen's business and business prospects.
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Maybe he's worried about future MCU releases dimming the prospects of Avatar sequels.
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Even Khloé Kardashian admitted it was time to shake up her romantic prospects.
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This startling shift in prospects has prompted the company to accelerate its schedule.
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They expressed "anxieties" about the prospects of their return and reconstruction, he said.
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Maintaining this modest political momentum could further improve the prospects for policy making.
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For EM, growth prospects have marginally worsened, as financial conditions have generally tightened.
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However, investments in a few key areas could brighten those prospects, Williams added.
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Abundant global supplies of wheat remained an obstacle for U.S. export sales prospects.
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It's also possible Krzanich is down on some aspect of Intel's growth prospects.
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Of its key products, analysts are most upbeat about Samsung's NAND chip prospects.
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I'd still say he's one of the most talented pitching prospects in baseball.
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Investors are considering whether the setback would hurt the Republican Party's election prospects.
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"The trend in inflation prospects, based on our forecasts, is encouraging," he said.
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It does not reflect the Group's true intrinsic business worth or its prospects.
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She said some sectors have already benefited from the prospects of a deal.
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And it was damaging to her prospects given how the state is changing.
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Higher Opex/Investments and prospects for more regulation are key areas to monitor.
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He is short on money, and prospects for raising much more are slim.
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But no matter the outcome, the damage to Nadirah's current prospects is done.
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"We feel super good about the prospects for a great mission," Immel said.
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A polarised election in Spain on Sunday could further dampen the euro's prospects.
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Now, their immediate prospects appear bleak, no matter whom Prokhorov puts in charge.
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Palin's blessing will have a major impact on Mr. Trump's long-term prospects.
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Reports exist for dating prospects, affordable digs, and even dog friendliness, after all.
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Failure meant no degree, poor job prospects and a life full of regret.
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People are analyzing the referendum as prospects for populous movements in the future.
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Mr Elfortia long ago resigned himself to the hopelessness of Libya's aviation prospects.
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Click here to view original GIFI'm enthusiastic about the prospects for virtual reality.
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The result confirms the hypothesis that better economic prospects lead to higher fertility.
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Daimler, like many traditional carmakers, was initially skeptical about prospects for electric vehicles.
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The Bank of Canada has worried that trade conflicts will hurt economic prospects.
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If uncertain about a small firm's prospects, be sure you like its products.
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The firm is still awaiting several large exits from some of its prospects.
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Back then, Ostadhassan had been optimistic about his prospects in the United States.
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Elizabeth Warren's political prospects on a June call with Chinese President Xi Jinping.
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" The added that the current dividend is "unsustainable given the company's earnings prospects.
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Talks will also focus on Serbia's prospects for 2019 and 0.53, it said.
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He raised their political prospects, according to two people familiar with the discussion.
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Two Russian prospects, Karen Khachanov and Daniil Medvedev, had different fates on Saturday.
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But just how does the Donald Trump electoral upset bump against investment prospects.
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My prospects are modest at best, and you, well, you're a great catch.
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Investors have started to question the firm's prospects; its share price has slumped.
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She declined to name the companies as it would affect her employment prospects.
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With both sides dug into their positions, prospects for a deal look dim.
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch, for one, is bullish on the drone's prospects.
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Yet analysing that information to reliably measure an athlete's current prospects is tricky.
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Investors are getting too optimistic about AMD's prospects, according to Northland Capital Markets.
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One was to identify prospects with the money to spend on Trump's seminars.
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Clients provided financial information, and recruiters used that to sort prospects into categories.
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Peter Roff: Primaries show GOP prospects brighten in race to keep House majority.
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A Reuters poll of economists also showed prospects for June and December hikes.
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Share trading, however, is very competitive while derivatives trading offers better growth prospects.
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But investors are wary of Saudi Arabia's prospects given the low oil price.
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Britain's decision to leave the EU has also improved employment prospects at home.
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The prospects for McDonald's in India look appealing, thanks to expanding middle classes.
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Foreign students may opt for cheaper courses in countries with brighter job prospects.
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If productivity continues to disappoint then the prospects for economic growth are grim.
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Even if giants do not copy startups outright, they can dent their prospects.
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Contrary to your contention, there is room to be hopeful for Thailand's prospects.
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Their biggest prospects are the St. Clair's, including Nick St. Clair (Graham Phillips).
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For now at least, his bid has little bearing on Le Pen's prospects.
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Such preference gives deposit liabilities superior recovery prospects in the event of default.
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Yet neither of these young prospects appear ready for the dynamic flyweight champion.
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A skiing accident in 216 left his body broken and his prospects dimmed.
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It further dimmed already bleak prospects for President Donald Trump&aposs peace plan.
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Evidence is growing that Russia is actively working to undermine Clinton's presidential prospects.
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Tensions in the Middle East raised the prospects of supply disruptions, traders said.
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But his prospects ended the day after the election when, according to Mrs.
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Stronger, more stable economies and economic prospects are the main reason for this.
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Matchmakers insisted to families that it would improve a girl's prospects for marriage.
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Many wonder whether this scandal could permanently damage Facebook's reputation and commercial prospects.
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The adjustment may also reflect some doubts about the firm's long-term prospects.
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But global markets have been nervous about the prospects of a Sino-U.
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There's no question that there are many concerning prospects of a Trump administration.
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The Commission also lowered its prospects for the euro area as a whole.
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Baird is still optimistic about the video streaming service's long term prospects, however.
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Hermes remained cautious for 2019 but was confident about its longer-term prospects.
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However, some firms remained optimistic about the prospects for a deal in 2019.
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Another proposed measure boosts prospects for the privatization of some of those dams.
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The prospects of higher U.S. interest rates saw gold shares taking a hit.
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Many South Koreans, especially in the younger generation, are pessimistic about their prospects.
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Boosting Republicans' prospects here is a strong, battle-tested party built by Gov.
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Despite the cheery data, headwinds still cloud Brazil's prospects for a strong recovery.
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In theory, Republicans should be thrilled with their prospects in Washington next year.
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The development fueled uncertainty among investors over the cash-and-stock deal's prospects.
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This year, with Democrats controlling the House, Trump's budget faces even grimmer prospects.
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Yet even McConnell cast doubt on the bill's prospects for passage last week.
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FAO said early prospects for global cereal markets in 2018/19 were favorable.
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The price hikes raises the prospects of higher steelmaking costs than previously anticipated.
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Prospects: Egypt are drawn in Group A with Uruguay, Russia and Saudi Arabia.
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Baseball is absolutely loaded with top quality prospects at the position right now.
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Geopolitical risks, including trade tensions, have dimmed the rest of the year's prospects.
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The market was also scratching its head over China's growth prospects, Yergin said.
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Relocating to LA would almost certainly improve the financial prospects of the franchises.
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Analysts at Huatai Research are more optimistic about the banks' prospects this year.
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If they are explained clearly and convincingly, prospects can be converted into buyers.
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They also gave up one of their best pitching prospects in Justus Sheffield.
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Earlier this year ... we talked to Cyborg about the prospects of fighting Braekhus.
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Other countries face similar prospects of depleting populations, particularly within smaller, rural areas.
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He said in mid-February he did not see prospects for military collaboration.
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Their demands have only gotten louder in recent months as job prospects dimmed.
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The USDA is due to release its annual planting prospects report next Friday.
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Moreover, a series of ankle injuries had cast doubt over his longterm prospects.
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The company added its short-term growth prospects were limited after posting losses.
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Nevertheless, Coke Femsa expressed confidence for its prospects in Brazil as inflation eases.
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January's Employment Report has reinforced our view about the prospects for wage inflation.
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But their prospects for delivering the rapid transformation the administration promises remain dim.
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The dollar's gains partly stemmed from the prospects of rising U.S. interest rates.
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Despite the gloomy prospects, one Southeast Asian country offers a valuable success story.
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But prospects for a negotiated political settlement in Syria have long since evaporated.
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Their interviews of hiring managers showed that tattoos can actually hurt job prospects.
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The airline said it remains positive on prospects for the group this year.
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That, in turn, increases a country's human capital and thus its growth prospects.
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Prospects for the 2019 early season crops of wheat and barley were worrisome.
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There are few prospects for secure work in private firms on the plateau.
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Secondly, investors have become less concerned about the prospects for the Chinese economy.
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Al Franken has consistently been the hardest "no" of all Democratic 2020 prospects.
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By some force of circumstance, dwindling prospects, and heat stroke, this ploy works.
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It affirms that structural reforms help raise an economy's long-run growth prospects.
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You can forgive Gonzalez for being skeptical about the prospects for federal reform.
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However, the president's support is not guaranteed to boost the Republican's electoral prospects.
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He said the company's long-term prospects showed no signs of turning around.
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The prospects no longer are as bleak as they looked two years ago.
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They were as disoriented by the prospects of peace as they were hopeful.
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"They've ruled out the prospects of negotiation with those 12 conditions," Miller said.
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They paid cash for him and did not have to relinquish any prospects.
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Slater was freed from Glasgow prison in 1928, he faced narrowed prospects. The
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Looking ahead to Apple Card's launch, the firm was positive on its prospects.
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Also known as ocrelizumab, Roche's medicine has not always enjoyed such favorable prospects.
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He is one of the most interesting and enigmatic prospects in the game.
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Other surveys also suggest Americans are feeling more satisfied with their financial prospects.
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Business diversification, growth prospects and the effectiveness of its FX policy provide mitigation.
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The Phillies lost their first four games, often fielding lineups with untested prospects.
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The survey contains promising news for Democrats about their prospects in the Nov.
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These are all good reasons to be cautious about the prospects for BCIs.
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Some circumstances offer better prospects for the small and newly independent than others.
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All of this is a grim sign for the GOP's prospects next year.
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For her students, not graduating from high school means facing grim life prospects.
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Curbelo, too, is more optimistic about the prospects for cannabis reform in Congress.
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Sometimes, your dream job doesn't always align with dream prospects and dream pay.
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Trump was already talking up the prospects of a breakthrough at the summit.
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However, expats also say they worry about the country's economy and career prospects.
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News and notes: HARRIS AND BOOKER VS. KAVANAUGH: Two 2020 Democratic prospects, Sens.
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Young people in the banlieues, marginalized and with few prospects, feel like victims.
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One analyst is also optimistic on the future prospects of other Disney businesses.
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Boehner's departure from the House in October left prospects for the lawsuit dangling.
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Here in Canada, we're still striving to improve our trading partnerships and prospects.
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Prospects for a tax cut from Trump add to the potential, Stovall said.
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Wall Street is taking notice and getting concerned over the title's financial prospects.
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Stocks closed last week broadly lower as the prospects for tax reform dimmed.
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Cooper has touted North Carolina's prospects for big tech bids in the past.
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Such a development would be a death knell for Trump's prospects in 2020.
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Their two most likely prospects are Collins and Murkowski, who support abortion rights.
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Already, Booker is at the forefront among 2020 Democratic prospects on legalizing marijuana.
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For more on Groupon's partnerships and growth prospects, watch Williams' full interview here.
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Still, longer-term prospects for Britain and its markets remained far from clear.
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To be sure, not everyone on Wall Street is negative on Tesla's prospects.
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The Recovery Rating of 'RR4' indicates typical historical recovery prospects of 31%-50%.
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The prospects for action this year on an infrastructure package appear increasingly dim.
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I was like one of those prospects who remain undefeated through careful matchmaking.
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Cuomo's comments came after he was asked about the prospects of Massachusetts Sen.
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Climate science offers up horrifying prospects if we do not promptly cut emissions.
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Clinton's election prospects as opposed to complying with the Freedom of Information Act.
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The Dodgers acquired the four-time All-Star on Wednesday for five prospects.
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But Mr. Galante, a longtime resident, was deeply skeptical of Mr. Trump's prospects.
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When asked about the prospects of getting a new bill by Friday, Sen.
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BECKY QUICK: What do you think about the prospects for Amazon longer term?
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In 1950, the city was bigger than Orlando, but its prospects changed fast.
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Sanders was fairly nonplussed about the program's trajectory and Maynor's pro prospects, though.
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He needs good horses, and to that end his prospects are looking up.
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The city scored especially highly with regards to improving earnings and job prospects.
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That behavior may help reelection prospects, but it does not help U.S. defense.
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If better relations accelerated that process, they could boost the prospects for change.
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Prospects: Though France are favourites to win the tournament, Germany are close behind.
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Now, having a lot of good prospects is no guarantee of future success.
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With these less-than-rosy life prospects, Rosenfeld left for college in 21982.
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You say you have no job prospects right now, so what about savings?
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Of course, being signed to a major label certainly doesn't hurt his prospects.
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Graham appeared bullish about his replacement bill's prospects during a leadership press conference.
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That may be a conservative prediction — given prospects for greater economic expansion ahead.
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Chris Sununu has said he opposes the bill, so its prospects are unclear.
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Andrei is a frazzled academic in New York City with scant job prospects.
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Some white men complained that they'd watched their economic prospects decline for decades.
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He thinks I'm too negative about the Democrats' prospects of blocking Trump's nominee.
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A skiing accident in 22004 left his body broken and his prospects dimmed.
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With advances in robotics, the prospects of doing that now appear more promising.
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The media suffocated the Republican field's prospects with wall-to-wall Trump coverage.
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And he isolated one core essential often found lacking in prospects: good footwork.
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With a weaker labor movement, it's not just Democratic electoral prospects that suffer.
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These companies are using e-commerce acquisitions to improve their online retail prospects.
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The wheat market is being weighed down on prospects for plentiful global stockpiles.
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What are the prospects for this legislation in the House and the Senate?
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Plenty of prospects await in the high minors, scratching at the clubhouse door.
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That signals major concerns about the prospects for long-term US economic growth.
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But it also raised questions about the effectiveness and political prospects of Mrs.
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Both campaigns view the early South Carolina primary as essential to their prospects.
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For a variety of reasons, it's long been a place where prospects die.
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Still, Mr. Shelby said he was optimistic about the prospects for the measure.
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And this month, souring prospects for a trade deal again sent prices tumbling.
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Exxon also played down the impact of electric vehicles on its business prospects.
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Dangle the prospects of celebrity and riches, and plenty of charlatans rush forward.
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Prospects were not looking good for Illegal Pete's 130-seat patio this week.
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And the diminished prospects in Europe may hinder Huawei's ability to expand elsewhere.
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President Trump himself was upbeat about the prospects for a deal last month.
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With no job prospects, he began helping out in the Rivas family workshop.
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The company said it remains confident in its long-term prospects and strategy.
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Prospects for Trump prevailing in the cases at the D.C. Circuit look grim.
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Many of these "encore entrepreneurs" were laid off or faced uncertain job prospects.
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Economic prospects for Brazil, Latin America's largest economy, are worsening amid the pandemic.
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That'd be like me being like 'New NBA draft prospects: eight white guys.
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Throughout the film, Jodi's self-acceptance is basically manifested via her romantic prospects.
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But Trump's win has turned the prospects for private prisons around almost immediately.
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