As Bodi pursues his dream, a pack of wolves pursues him; grown-ups will enjoy hearing the distinctively enraged voice of Lewis Black as the head wolf.
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This may not be the only restructuring deal Linn pursues.
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Continental is making specific choices on what exactly it pursues.
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Are you an Arya, someone who relentlessly pursues her goals?
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The brand Emmentaler Switzerland actively pursues 'copies' of the cheese.
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US pursues direct diplomacy with North Korea despite Trump's rejection
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Each performer pursues, and achieves, a distinct kind of credibility.
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Archie, when not working out shirtless, pursues a songwriting career.
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The clichéd story line pursues turgidity with a relentless determination.
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She apparently pursues this passion while dressed in period costume.
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Her office pursues Federal Housing Authority loans for first-time homebuyers.
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Moana pursues an ancient quest and finds herself along the way.
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Right now Flipkart operates at a loss as it pursues growth.
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ONCE an environmental sluggard, China now pursues green policies with gusto.
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Sony pursues a similar brand halo effect with its Xperia smartphones.
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Lady Susan, meanwhile, pursues Reginald DeCourcy in tandem with Lord Manwaring.
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Elections later this year could decide which path the country pursues.
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But a small cadre of beekeepers still fiercely pursues this prize.
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He pursues perceived personal enemies and critics with an obsessive vengeance.
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It relentlessly pursues happiness despite literally the end of the world.
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It targets the profession, and a person who pursues that profession.
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The New York Times: Bloomberg pursues wealthy donors, but not their checkbooks.
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It's incredible how he moves offensively and then pursues his man defensively.
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Turkey says it pursues only those who actively support or propagate terrorism.
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George Chakiris retired from the screen and now pursues a different passion.
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Girls Trip's breakout star Tiffany Haddish isn't above rocking knock-off pursues.
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He has yet to complete his law degree while he pursues politics.
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One group has no changes to the regulations or pursues no waivers.
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The smallest, final group, makes large regulatory changes or pursues aggressive waivers.
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The officer gets out and pursues Williams around a corner, gun drawn.
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Hall will take on the role of Ogie, who pursues Ballinger's Dawn.
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Down the corridor, elegant headmistress Iza (Magdalena Cielecka) pursues a widowed doctor.
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A well-meaning Congress, unfortunately, pursues policies that hurt the most vulnerable.
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As Hitler decimates Europe, Lindbergh pursues an "America First" policy of nonintervention.
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Those attacks have come hurt Brooks as he pursues the Senate seat.
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Red pursues their henchmen, who are bikers turned demonic by bad LSD.
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If Manafort pursues his self-interest, my bet is that he'll sing.
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But a small cadre of beekeepers still fiercely pursues this liquid gold.
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Neighbor/building superintendent/landlord Schneider (Todd Grinnell) pursues a new romantic relationship.
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"The double standards of human rights it pursues are obvious," it said.
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This could be ending, however, as China pursues efforts to pare overcapacity.
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He pursues policies that are unpopular from time to time, as well.
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A guy in a skinny tie pursues her, rowing into a storm.
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Ms. Price pursues a kind of discreet excess, a restrained too-muchness.
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Often it's the man who gazes at, and pursues, the elusive woman.
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As a teenager, John emulates his father's behavior and pursues his own schemes.
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If Trump pursues a policy, it cannot axiomatically be wrong, evil and dangerous.
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To explain this, Patterson pursues lines of investigation that are not strictly economic.
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"The double standards of human rights it pursues are obvious," the council added.
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WHOEVER PURSUES IT, WHOEVER DOES IT, WE'RE VERY MUCH IN SUPPORT OF 5G.
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But his present-tense story undercuts the constructive changes he pursues in flashback.
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However, Oracle has smart lawyers and the cases it pursues often have merit.
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He's not fine if he pursues this (a challenge to Trump) in 2020.
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Questions continue to persist around valuation, as Yum pursues its China unit spin.
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Froome is 1:07 behind Sagan as he pursues a fifth Tour title.
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The judge granted a stay of deportation while Mr. Villavicencio pursues permanent residency.
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Boston will seek its seventh N.H.L. championship, while St. Louis pursues its first.
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In "Loves You," her third collection, Gambito pursues that idea with a vengeance.
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I don't know how one pursues a life in the arts without sentiment.
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But the information has not been disclosed as the city pursues an appeal.
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However mixed his feelings about success might be, he pursues his aspirations tenaciously.
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They met in Qom - Sadr's new base as he pursues further religious study.
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Like our expanding universe, the N.F.L. pursues a single course — more and bigger.
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EAI currently manages $5003,000 and pursues "good returns for good causes," Sender says.
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It pursues an unending and vicious editorial policy that attacks conservatives and Republicans.
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Trump will have lots of allies in Congress as he pursues this agenda.
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Second, invest in world-leading regulation that pursues test cases, and defines practical standards.
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Whereas the Wee Lug knows exactly what it is and pursues that design exclusively.
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My production company, These Pictures, actively pursues projects that both entertain and push boundaries.
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But the party often pursues its enemies by accusing them of non-political offences.
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Apple also pursues influence through other means that don't show up in lobbying dollars.
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And to some extent, pay gaps exist because of who pursues which medical fields.
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A documentary produced the same year that pursues the conspiracy angle, Who Took Johnny?
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Unfortunately, compliance with the law is very low, and the DOJ rarely pursues enforcement.
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A group of American rowers pursues gold at the 103 Berlin Olympic Games. 2.
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The fight is almost certain to go to court if the administration pursues it.
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The United States Anti-Doping Agency now aggressively pursues dopers and bars their coaches.
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A group of American rowers pursues gold at the 1936 Berlin Olympic Games. 2.
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The fight is almost certain to go to court if the administration pursues it.
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It's a tic that Levine pursues with a fervor even Robert Kardashian would admire.
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But this aspect of Whitney's drawings is just one among many strains he pursues.
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This is true whether the fund pursues an active strategy or a passive one.
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Private industry largely pursues high-priced vaccines for American children, militaries and adventure tourists.
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New Jersey sensibly wants to avoid that fate, even as it aggressively pursues renewables.
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She pursues a flock of starlings, which scatter into the safety of the woods.
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He was granted bail in that case as well as he pursues an appeal.
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It is almost painful to watch the degree to which he pursues self-aggrandizement.
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"Samsung pursues innovation, and we stumbled," Mr. Denison said about the troubled Note 7.
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The obsessive pursues the avoidant and the avoidant keeps the obsessive at arm's length.
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Sessions has also continually given Trump credit -- by name -- for the initiatives he pursues.
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As Michèle in "Elle," Ms. Huppert pursues her own sexual agenda, whatever the cost.
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The pleasure of Cockell's book comes from the detail with which he pursues it.
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Facebook respects local laws "when the government actively pursues their enforcement," the document adds.
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He pursues adventure, glory, and expensive artwork, but does not care about personal wealth.
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I wish her well, and have no doubt she will succeed in everything she pursues.
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We're still far away and running away, but he runs to us and pursues us.
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Consider: Who pursues their goals with monomaniacal focus, oblivious to the possibility of negative consequences?
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Not believing her eyes, she excuses herself and pursues what she thinks is a ghost.
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Unlike the Justice Department, the Education Department cannot pick and choose the cases it pursues.
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We hosted this with YouTuber and author Hannah Hart, who pursues her passions every day.
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Melusina later pursues relationships with men in order to lift a curse she is under.
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The move comes as CFPB pursues a case against major student loan servicer, Navient Corp.
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The financing is intended to be Kaltura's last before it pursues an initial public offering.
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Richard Harris plays an implacable Texas sheriff who pursues Rod Taylor's murderous villain into Mexico.
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She added a warning that the US would be isolated if it pursues this course.
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The wicked flee when no one pursues, but the righteous are bold as a lion.
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With diligent tenderness, the film pursues lightness—how to cultivate it, how to be it.
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Guided by Aditi, the couple pursues treatments as far away from New Delhi as London.
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For a couple of months, he pursues an existence unlike any he has known before.
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In Emma's best-selling books, Lizzy Larck relentlessly pursues a transient evil spirit named Marianne.
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Under Orban, Hungary also pursues what he has hailed as good pragmatic relations with Russia.
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Even as Kendra pursues lofty goals, her parents say they want to strike a balance.
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Law enforcement then pursues other evidence that may (or may not) support the victim's account.
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And the general counsel has exclusive authority to decide which enforcement actions the NRLB pursues.
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The FTC, which pursues companies which fail to adequately protect consumer data, declined to comment.
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The spinoff will follow Brent as he pursues his life-long dream, to become a rockstar.
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That could be why he pursues successful women and uses Debbie's wealth for his own designs.
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It generates widespread international goodwill for the country, even as Russia pursues an increasingly isolationist position.
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Qualcomm on May 28 asked Koh to set aside her decision while it pursues an appeal.
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Amazon's use of part-time work is poised to grow as it pursues next-day delivery.
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A look at the contradictions in how the Honduras Museum of National Identity pursues its mission.
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The investigation comes as Broadcom pursues a hostile takeover of Qualcomm in a $103 billion deal.
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Foreign diplomats wonder whether the paper floats trial balloons for party hardliners, or simply pursues profit.
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With Soundtrack Box No. 1, Oslo-based new music technologist Koka Nikoladze pursues quite another approach.
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The I.R.S. pursues fewer cases of tax evasion than it did less than 20103 years ago.
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He pursues grand romantic gestures, like singing Bruce Springsteen's "I'm on Fire" onstage at a bar.
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She pursues a more tilted existence, one where she can get tipsy and break the rules.
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The house pursues said goal by "digesting" the Crains, one by one, in the Red Room.
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" She added, "My production company, These Pictures, actively pursues projects that both entertain and push boundaries.
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Qualcomm has been fighting to have the ruling put on hold while it pursues an appeal.
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Joan desperately pursues her housekeeper — her only friend, really — into the hallway, but it's no use.
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He's also someone who unerringly, and with unimaginable violence, pursues the vengeance that the plot requires.
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She was bogey-free in the second round as she pursues her first win since July.
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The way he bends the strings captures a wry leer as he pursues the elusive Carol.
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That reflects a desire for independence that his brother, Andrea, also pursues as chairman of illycaffe.
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"The upstream industry has been really creative in how it pursues financing of late," he said.
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While Nigeria pursues bilateral agreements, the government has been resistant to regional and continental trade deals.
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Men in police vests approached: federal agents from the ICE section that normally pursues violent criminals.
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But he still pursues her despite the risks and despite the fact that he's married. Why?
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There are also two open seats on the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), which pursues antitrust cases.
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But the woman pursues him, eventually smashing a laptop down over the back of his head.
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The documentary follows Scott as he pursues his rap career and juggles relationships, controversy and fatherhood.
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And if the agency pursues a regulation like the one proposed, the lawsuits will only continue.
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The company also pursues collaborations and outright acquisitions to supplement its internal new product development efforts.
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But if the Trump administration pursues ways to curtail the company, it would meet sizable obstacles.
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Penny (Rebel Wilson) pursues a similar racket in less refined circumstances, and with less elegant methods.
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Neil pursues Brenda with the determination of a well-trained bird dog, and soon catches her.
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It's a sordid life Lucy pursues in Los Angeles, but she is the one pursuing it.
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The union plans to use the finding as it pursues labor disputes across the federal government.
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But will investors be patient if profits take a hit while the company pursues those objectives?
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The new German government's foreign policy will be measured by how clearly it pursues this course.
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The I.R.S. pursues fewer cases of tax evasion than it did less than 563 years ago.
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"The church has a religious mission, one that it pursues through the learning center," she wrote.
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Progressive priorities include ensuring the U.S. Justice Department pursues criminal cases against bankers, not just institutions.
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Instead, ethical leadership pursues the art of the possible for the greater (not the greatest) good.
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When the agency pursues Lance, he goes on the lam and seeks help from a colleague.
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If so, how do resource levels affect which missions America pursues and how it conducts them?
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The finding comes as South Korean President Moon Jae-in's administration pursues detente with the North.
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The special prosecutor pursues the president's associates and family in an effort to force a resignation.
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Ms. Le Pen is facing a number of judicial entanglements as she pursues her presidential campaign.
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America deserves to know that he is legitimate before he pursues a program to dismantle Obamacare.
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In "Desecration," a privileged young bride, Sofia, pursues a debasing affair with a thuggish local official.
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If he pursues it, however, it would amount to a major break with his Democratic predecessor.
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Raised in poverty by a single mother, the writer pursues family and security above all else.
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Anne pursues a match with callous rationality: Who is wealthy and will make for an adequate companion?
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The industry is also benefiting from sea changes in oil routes as it pursues ton-mile growth.
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It has to make a profit, and any projects it pursues should be viewed through that lens.
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He did not say when flydubai would decide on whether it pursues a replacement order with Airbus.
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The chain has experienced big declines in revenue and same-store sales as it pursues a turnaround.
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But as Donald Trump pursues his radical agenda, more and more people are attempting to push back.
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In her writing Ms Cusk (pictured) pursues a reality of her own, which is often dauntingly bleak.
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"I have told her she can continue to use my car while she pursues full-time employment."
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Attracting deposits is not as hard as might be expected from the affluent customers Morgan Stanley pursues.
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Seth Rogan will lead the film as the title character Flarsky, a print journalist who pursues Theron.
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It also pursues a nationalist agenda that can put it at odds with its obligations to allies.
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Verily, one of Google's "moonshots," pursues ambitious, even radical, ideas that could take years to pay off.
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Chris hunts Dick down, pursues an affair, and debases herself in order to get what she wants.
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Positive rating action is unlikely in the medium-term unless management pursues a more conservative financial policy.
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That gives luxury rival LVMH a target as it pursues a possible takeover of the American group.
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A dogcatcher (Adrian Martinez) pursues Tramp with the inexplicable zealousness of Captain Ahab chasing a white whale.
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It stars Charles Grodin, as a man who aggressively pursues a woman he meets on his honeymoon.
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One of the main accusations against Mkhwebane is that she is selective in the cases she pursues.
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Mo pursues the fleeing kid like a crazed butcher chasing a chicken making a break for it.
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What Krug pursues is a better quality of guilt, a way of confronting the past without paralysis.
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Meanwhile, Vibeke pursues Tom, a carnival worker, and revises her standards for an erotic encounter steadily downward.
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And if Washington pursues regime change, as some officials seem to favor, the risks will be huge.
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Mr. Ansari faced that complaint after "Master of None" was released; his character often pursues white women.
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Her dream is to be a real-life Viking hero, and she pursues this goal in earnest.
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It gives voice to the disadvantaged and doggedly pursues the truth to expose wrongdoing and drive change.
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I'm the type who eagerly pursues things I'm interested in but can't be bothered with anything else.
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The EU has already made very clear that it will retaliate if the U.S. pursues that course.
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It pursues no goal of regional domination, as the repeated withdrawals of the last decade amply demonstrate.
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As he seeks reelection, President Donald Trump pursues a tariff war rattling financial markets and executive suites.
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Bolder than many of the villagers, she pursues a romance with Mr. Buchholz's character, the temperamental Chico.
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But I hope it elicits their respect and, if he pursues this thing, an open-minded assessment.
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As long as Iran pursues that strategy, there will be an ISIS in some form or other.
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J. Oshie), and a net player who assists puck movement down low and pursues rebounds (Evgeny Kuznetsov).
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Instead, Murgatroyd will continue to dance, while he pursues his dream of being a stay-at-home dad.
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And if the administration pursues additional tariffs against China and foreign automakers, job losses could spike to 277,825.
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" French star Isabelle Huppert was named best actress for playing a woman who pursues her rapist in "Elle.
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With the help of a cat made of stardust, Kat pursues, often by force, a historic economic rebalancing.
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She also said that any business endeavors Ivanka pursues in the future wouldn't be related to this brand.
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It elects its own president, raises its own army and pursues its own foreign policy—dream on Catalonia.
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If the rest of the industry pursues even modest growth, the consequence for the climate could be disastrous.
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Amber's escapades involves an Ever After-meets-Aladdin-level fake identity ruse as she hungrily pursues a story.
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We still need answers from [Immigration and Custom Enforcement] and will follow closely as this court pursues them.
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I think that she is someone who understands her momentary self-interest and pursues it very, very aggressively.
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And even when a victim pursues legal action, the crime can get pleaded down to loitering or trespassing.
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As the Khuranas struggle to cope, Mansoor pursues computer programming, only to be stymied by his lingering wounds.
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Whether President Trump will succeed with these promises depends greatly on how the current administration pursues crime reduction.
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If she pursues the agenda that was outlined in the Democratic platform, she will convert them into supporters.
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Laing pursues an affair with one neighbor (Sienna Miller) and develops an affectionate regard for another (Elisabeth Moss).
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Trump could have election season in mind as he has pursues policies related to his 2016 campaign promises.
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Finally, the brutal war in Yemen, which Saudi Arabia pursues in the face of virtually every international plea.
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Amazon wouldn't be punished for price gouging, since it generally pursues low prices at the expense of profits.
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PLAN pursues a broad agenda focused on a variety of policy issues including healthcare, environmental justice and mining.
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And another: How will this case affect how the government pursues cooperation from tech companies in the future?
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Most important, instead of the repetitive action of the machine, Pesce pursues the autonomous gesture of the individual.
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As he pursues leads, Yasuko settles into a routine at home, which includes attempting to befriend the neighbors.
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As the Western alliance splinters, Russia methodically pursues closer ties with an ever more empowered Iran and Turkey.
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" Second, "a demonizing intellectual discourse" that holds that "Zionism is racism" and pursues the "systematic Nazification of Israel.
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With Murdoch gone, so too it seems is the passion as Sky pursues other aspects of its business.
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She pushes him off of her body and runs off-screen as he pursues, pants around his ankles.
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If Mr. Trump pursues all-out protectionism, however, Oxford Economics predicts the American economy will plunge into recession.
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Though vintage racing is an amateur affair, it isn't the kind of competition anyone pursues on a shoestring.
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The FTC works with the Justice Department to enforce antitrust law and pursues companies accused of deceptive advertising.
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He is now facing pressure to recuse himself if the Justice Department pursues an investigation of the company.
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Sex is mostly sport to Vivian, who pursues it cheerfully through late middle age, while staying resolutely single.
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They meet up, play gigs, tour and record, but each band member pursues other projects with other bands.
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Mr. Trump has alienated allies and sidled up to adversaries, all while he pursues an America First agenda.
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That shameful distinction will be erased far more swiftly if the M.T.A. pursues new construction approaches — like ramps.
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Then consider what it may look like when Mr. Trump pursues policies regarding Muslim immigrants and undocumented immigrants.
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To outsiders, it's a monolith that steamrolls entire industries and nation-states as it pursues its business goals.
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Here, she talks about the European Union's fine of Alphabet's Google and how the U.S. pursues antitrust enforcement.
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" He continues, "Though he aggressively pursues his goals, he seems to do so without earning anyone's particular ire.
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I might add that the male employee, the one who pursues the connection for its benefits, never reciprocates.
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The plight of the American farmer has been well-documented as the White House pursues aggressive trade policies.
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While Maduro pursues forming the ANC, Venezuela's crippling economic crisis continues, with shortages of food and basic goods.
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And Nike pulled its merchandise from Amazon last month as it pursues a more personal relationship with customers.
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If she pursues that agenda in her new role, she is quite likely to face disappointment and frustration.
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To the degree that he pursues racist, sexist, xenophobic and anti-environment policies, we will vigorously oppose him.
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Essentially, some believe North Korea pursues nuclear weapons because the US has troops in South Korea and Japan.
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And, as with students with disabilities, the department has leeway on how ferociously it pursues allegations of discrimination.
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Best of luck to Shaquem in all he pursues ... and Chanice, if you're seeing this -- HIT HIM UP!!
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When her illness allows, she pursues her hobbies of painting, writing poetry, and crocheting and treasures time with family.
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As one GitHub employee pointed out to The Verge, Microsoft also pursues contracts that are potentially much more lucrative.
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"We are getting signals that Trump pursues a more positive attitude than Congress," a senior Turkish official told Reuters.
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The company is eying other California contracts as its rail division pursues high-single digit growth in North America.
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Mueller might run a risk if he pursues Prince — or anybody else — who is suspected of lying to Congress.
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Practically everyone who pursues a livelihood on the platform expresses regular disdain for the opacity of the timeline's mechanics.
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"Strong Island", Yance Ford's stunning film (pictured above), pursues a more personal exploration of the roots of structural racism.
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It is have an idea meritocracy which pursues meaningful work and meaningful relationships through radical truth and radical transparency.
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" But Sanders adds that if Trump "pursues racist, sexist, xenophobic and anti-environment policies, we will vigorously oppose him.
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Most remarkably, Adnan relentlessly pursues the beauty and light in the world around her, even in its darkest times.
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In either case, the verve with which he pursues his quarries has made him one of our great polemicists.
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He confuses his personal brand with American interests and pursues the former at the expense of the latter. Skeptical?
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If the party pursues the same strategy in 28503, the Democratic presidential nominee's performance will be of added concern.
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If the United States pursues that line, "We end up fighting Russia, fighting Syria," Mr. Trump told The Journal.
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But speaking to CNN, Khatib questioned the "credibility of the American administration" as it pursues a regional peace deal.
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The Brotherhood says it publicly renounced violence decades ago and pursues an Islamist political vision using exclusively peaceful means.
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The bottom line: Exactly how the new FTC pursues tech, media and telecom issues will depend mostly on Simons.
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She pursues sainthood mostly for the fame it will bring her, not out of a pure sense of devotion.
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Marion pursues the relationship with ardor; Shannon at first rejects but then embraces it, sometimes within a single encounter.
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Okwara, Martin, Williams and Tomlinson consider themselves founding members, while Mark Herzlich pursues photography as a hobby as well.
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The service says it expects weak earnings and cash generation as Ford pursues a costly and lengthy restructuring plan.
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Clinton seems genuinely convinced that the money from Goldman will have no impact on the policies her administration pursues.
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If Clinton pursues a new assault weapons ban, she may have difficulty finding support even within her own party.
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The lack of diversity manifests itself in a lot of ways, including the policies and positions the left pursues.
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Maya pursues Veer brazenly after spotting him at a wedding; Maya's parents object to the union, so they elope.
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The ad pursues an electability argument against Sanders, and it does not mention his criticisms of the Israeli occupation.
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The NBC report came as Jordan, like most members of Congress, pursues re-election in this fall's midterm elections.
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" Similarly, Russia pursues "veto authority over nations on its periphery in terms of their government, economic and diplomatic decisions.
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The US has always had a high success rate when it pursues cases against other countries at the WTO.
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An industry source noted the policies AHIP pursues are similar to the policies advocated by Aetna, Humana and UnitedHealth.
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He does not want immigrants to win and so he pursues a system without lawyers, a system without checks.
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To Schroeder's camera and in public preaching, he pursues this theme with relentless insistence while denying he condones violence.
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Playing on domestic politics with Latin American issues may work for President Trump as he pursues a second term.
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He and Wilke both stuck to the party line, emphasizing the importance of the customer experience in everything Amazon pursues.
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Meanwhile, Jay pursues the truth about Janice Brewster, the body in the morgue that he investigated in the series premiere.
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Whether we suffer a downturn will greatly depend on how much longer President Trump pursues his trade war with China.
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Chubbuck emerges as relentlessly ambitious, pushing stories with integrity and depth while the station pursues frivolity to combat plummeting ratings.
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All this portends a system in which big business sets and pursues broad social goals, not its narrow self-interest.
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HBO's Sharp Objects follows a wan, damaged Camille Preaker (Amy Adams) as she pursues a serial killer targeting teen girls.
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Hillary Clinton has been campaigning emphatically on the need for stronger gun controls as she pursues the Democratic presidential nomination.
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I will cooperate with the Court as it pursues its admirable goal, so long as all involved receive due process.
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An archetype of García Márquez's magical realism, José Arcadio Buendía is an eccentric dreamer and scientist who pursues the unknown.
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Nashville malpractice attorney Clint Kelly is representing Melton as she pursues a case against both the hospital and the physician.
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FFP is one of the leading shareholders of Peugeot SA and pursues a minority shareholdings and long-term investment policy
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Place-based policies As government pursues labor market and industrial policies, it needs to be sensitive to questions of location.
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If Kurdistan pursues unilateral independence, it risks becoming a short-lived, one-party state, not a new democracy at peace.
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As Zellner pursues her petition, Brendan's lawyers are still fighting against AEDPA, which we first learned about in episode 3.
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If America pursues a mercantilist trade policy in defiance of the global trading system, other countries are bound to follow.
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The administration's desire to cut costs as it pursues its own spending programs elsewhere has sparked criticism from some Democrats.
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We see her steal Julia's phone and text her abusive ex-boyfriend, who then doggedly pursues an already fragile Julia.
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The mainstream media viewed Trump's candidacy as a sideshow -- rich guy TV celebrity pursues hopeless but ego-stroking presidential campaign.
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She has seduced Lord Manwaring, and he pursues her to her carriage while his distraught wife screams from the doorway.
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The Trump organization advertises all seven Florida buildings on its website as it pursues similar branding deals around the world.
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North Korea has fired missiles over Japan as it pursues nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles in defiance of U.N. sanctions.
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If Africa pursues the same fossil-fuel heavy path to development that China did, greenhouse gas emissions could rise considerably.
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The "immune self," a shadow entity that lives within the human body, sometimes cooperates and sometimes pursues its own agenda.
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It aggressively pursues immigrants who lied on their citizenship-application forms, and those forms are not the easiest to navigate.
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He can't compartmentalize and push it off while he pursues things like, say, some sort of deal with North Korea.
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Want to better understand what may happen in the United States economy as President Trump pursues his combative trade policies?
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That is the question Daniel Immerwahr pursues in How to Hide an Empire: A History of the Greater United States.
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Burr has said he won't run for reelection in 85033, giving him more political freedom as he pursues his investigation.
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The prime minister faces losing a confidence vote in a few weeks time if he pursues a no-deal exit.
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An out-of-work actor — that's Annie as Annie — pursues a second career as a vigilante chasing down dangerous criminals.
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Instead, it pursues the claim of a victorious power whose transgressions become irrelevant because winners don't have to justify themselves.
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According to government statistics, the agency typically wins a conviction in more than 90 percent of the cases it pursues.
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Five are ongoing, and they are likely to dog Bloomberg as he pursues the Democratic nomination over the next year.
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Want to better understand what may happen in the United States economy as President Trump pursues his combative trade policies?
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The decision could affect how the S.E.C. pursues fraud cases when defendants are accused of making false statements to investors.
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The Department of Justice's Public Integrity Section, which pursues efforts to combat corruption by public officials, is overseeing the case.
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But under pressure from a persistent coach who pursues their sons even when they discourage the sport, some parents relent.
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" — and pursues it, maintaining that minimal piano pulse as he intones new questions with new drama: "Mama, where is father?
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But if he pursues a no-deal exit to the end, Mr. Johnson risks a mutiny within the Conservative ranks.
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A Canadian cannabis company just revealed that it&aposs losing workers as it pursues a restructuring in the troubled industry.
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If Univision pursues an initial offering, it would likely do so in the first half of 2018, this person added.
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But nothing's scarier than Jack Nicholson's malevolent leer as he pursues his family through the empty corridors of the hotel.
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Orpheus pursues her and convinces Hades to let her go, to let her return to the land of the living.
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This accord "laid the foundations for the monetary policy the Fed pursues today," according to a Fed biography of McCabe.
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His sister, Sally, ardently pursues Linus, her "sweet babboo" (a term, incidentally, that Charles M. Schulz's own wife actually called him).
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Maisel, a show about a 1950s Jewish woman in New York City named Midge Maisel who pursues a career in comedy.
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The strategy could give Pandora leverage if satellite radio company SiriusXM pursues serious negotiations about a potential deal, the sources said.
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Father and son were reunited on Saturday, after five days apart, and were released into the U.S. while Martinez pursues asylum.
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The initial public offering has at least temporarily been shelved while Aramco pursues a deal to purchase Saudi petrochemicals company SABIC.
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The court found that although the party "pursues aims contrary to the constitution", it does not pose a threat to democracy.
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"The so called 'alt-right' is still a melange of subordinate movements that pursues vague ideological engagement without specifics," said Berger.
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It comes as the U.S. Justice Department pursues similar probes of electronic health records vendors, resulting in two cases since 2017.
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When the baseball bat fails to knock Ron out, Ron pursues Paco outside, threatening to kill him — until Joe comes in.
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A list of the feuds and hobbyhorses he pursues in "Skin in the Game" would fill the rest of this review.
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For now, Facebook's road looks wide open as it pursues Zuckerberg's goal of building its community of nearly 2 billion users.
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Kiya pursues her guaranteed self-destruction like a dog chasing a car, but she never feels like a fully realized character.
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It's a term that's extremely gendered, suggesting a vapid, conniving woman who pursues money and material wealth through any available opportunity.
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Masha's acid tongue and intellectual conviction give way to melancholy and malaise, even as she pursues a love affair with Vershinin.
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Eventually, even if the Justice Department pursues and sues institutions, it will arrive in the hands of the Supreme Court justices.
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"If a state pursues it, they will be walking themselves right into litigation," said Jocelyn Guyer, managing director at Manatt Health.
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TCS pursues an agenda of greater federal government control over the private sector in the guise of concern for the taxpayer.
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In addition to expected organic growth, the company could expand further if it pursues mergers and acquisitions in the years ahead.
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He pursues that at breakneck speed, with late-night stunts and orders (including a raid on a NATO-affiliated spy school).
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If confirmed, I look forward to working with Holy See as the United States pursues a balanced approach to climate policy.
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The joint venture also provides working capital loans to small businesses in Singapore while Grab pursues lending licenses in other markets.
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The Internal Revenue Service pursues about 25 percent fewer cases of tax evasion than it did less than 10 years ago.
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Royan also holds up C2FO as the kind of company that Mithril pursues in part because it's outside of Silicon Valley.
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American leadership at the ITU will help ensure that the agency pursues pragmatic approaches supporting the global expansion of communications technologies.
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As president, he pursues an unlikely quest to push back historical tides in the economy and other realms of American life.
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Republicans will see opposition rather than cooperation from the Democratic leadership in Congress, regardless of what specific course the GOP pursues.
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The director Khalik Allah's documentary "Black Mother" (April 4 and April 7) pursues a similarly grand idea in a briefer span.
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The film follows him as he pursues a mission to bring a Dzi bead, or protective amulet, to a holy land.
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As it pursues growth, Starling has grown its workforce 170% over the past year and plans to hire 400 more employees.
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"To the degree that he pursues racist, sexist, xenophobic and anti-environment policies, we will vigorously oppose him," Mr. Sanders said.
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"I think there is something about him that pursues this display of luxury as a signal to the world," he says.
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The Paris climate deal has made a lot of money available for the kind of projects that Energiya pursues, he explains.
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Paul Jacobs, who until last week was Qualcomm's chairman, is leaving its board as he pursues a bid for the company.
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How aggressively the president pursues his platform on trade and immigration restrictionism could test how strong his grip is on Congress.
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And whereas in most cases of allergy, the immune system pursues a protein, meat allergy is set off by a sugar.
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Beijing has prodded Pakistan to stabilize its border with India, hoping for greater stability as it pursues its regional economic ambitions.
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Mr. Hassett on Monday seemed to say that the White House expects market sell-offs as it pursues its trade agenda.
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A much older Joseph Cornell pursues and wins her over, until his mother pours water on her, literally dousing the relationship.
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Class, power and privilege are at the forefront of Wayne's novel, as David pursues his love interest with increasing, unsettling urgency.
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For their part, Senate Democrats are already trying to figure out how to combat McConnell if the GOP pursues this strategy.
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It interacts with you, responds to its environment, and evidently pursues goals, but a nonconscious robot could also do those things.
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Plain old stardom — the way Stone pursues it in "La La Land" — isn't something we value as much in movies anymore.
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They feel they are better off cultivating closer ties with Macron's government than with Brussels as he pursues robust diplomatic initiatives.
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We've lately been privy to how fiercely Trump pursues his personal interests in high-level meetings like the one with Zuckerberg.
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While early negotiations with Brussels begin to falter, a second front has opened up in the north as Scotland pursues independence.
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Margate pursues a thematic, catalyst-driven fundamental long-short equity strategy focused on investments across the technology, internet and consumer sectors.
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That triggered large demonstrations in Moscow, and launched Putin on the aggressive course of domestic and foreign policies he now pursues.
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He simply pursues his vision of excellence at whatever he does, leaving others to decide whether he is working or playing.
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I care about every human on this earth and I desire to live in a way that pursues freedom for all.
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Bo becomes a mediator between his mother and Ruth, and he also pursues a last clue as to his brother's whereabouts.
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The AfD pursues an approach that seeks to address "ordinary people" as the most important target group in its electoral campaigns.
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The Happy Endings crew reminisces on how they first became friends, as Dave pursues an authentic Thanksgiving experience for them all.
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Then the other party pursues fixes that go too far the other way — and again ignores ideas from the other side.
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Moland pursues the mayhem with a degree of lowdown wit and a troll's eye on the potential sensitivities of the audience.
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He actively pursues this young woman, whom he finds beautiful and intriguing, even though he's already committed to an arranged marriage.
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The mere threat of execution will cement Snowden's martyrdom and weaken the country's bargaining position as it pursues human rights reform abroad.
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Cadre says it typically pursues deals requiring an equity investment of at least $50 million and structures the transactions as limited partnerships.
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Madeleine and her children are currently based in London while her husband Chris O'Neill, 42, pursues career opportunities in his finance career.
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The pilot was expected to begin later this year, but NYSE said it will request a delay while it pursues its lawsuit.
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Watch the video below to see the full conversation with Rachel Zoe and read about how Hannah Hart pursues her passion here.
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As the phone company pursues a $26 billion merger with Sprint, some investors are betting on it to fall apart, Cramer said.
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That meant pursuing Pokémon with the zeal he pursues Olympic glory came with a big price tag: $500,000 yen, or about $5,000.
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SARA EISEN: Do you see this as a potential risk factor if our administration pursues the path of tariffs or tariff threats?
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Snicket tells the story of the villainous Count Olaf (Neil Patrick Harris), who pursues the children, trying to seize their inherited fortune.
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The advocacy approach puts the customer at the center of the business model and pursues an unwavering commitment to satisfying their needs.
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Jenicka pursues a plus-size modeling career, while Johnny, the youngest of the siblings, opens up about being in a homosexual relationship.
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What's next: National elections expected in May are sure to influence whether the federal government pursues big climate and renewable-energy policies.
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The Board has full confidence that he has the talent and expertise necessary to lead CDK as it pursues a growth strategy.
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This is more or less by design, considering that the Clippers' clutter-free ethos pursues hoops perfection in the least radical way.
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Watch the video below to see the full conversation with Bill Nye and read about how Hannah Hart pursues her passion here.
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Motorsport is a pastime he still pursues, and his racing mentality has seemingly rubbed off on the car company he now steers.
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If Trump pursues policies that exacerbate income and wealth inequality (as currently appears probable) his supporters will rapidly abandon him in droves.
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Masters decides which to pursue based on the criteria of egregiousness and reportorial difficulty—very egregious and very difficult she pursues assiduously.
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"The firm and Manny Ortiz are parting ways as he pursues another business venture," a spokeswoman told The Hill in an email.
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The United States has an extradition treaty with South Africa, but the government generally pursues that option only in more serious cases.
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Macri pledges to continue his market-oriented reforms despite the opposition, while continuing support for vulnerable social sectors as he pursues austerity.
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But Pyongyang last week suggested it could withdraw from the talks if the United States pursues "unilateral" nuclear disarmament from North Korea.
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In the series, he pursues women who have rejected him, and he openly lies to women if it's in his best interest.
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Going forward, experts predict, Chinese President Xi Jinping's government will ramp up its presence in neighboring waterways as it pursues regional supremacy.
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The unprecedented concessions come as China pursues record M&As abroad to offset slowing economic growth at home and a weakening currency.
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In the midst of it all, Jake pursues a crush on a theater major (Zoey Deutch), who invites him to a party.
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Mercury is the messenger planet of the mind, and Gemini is a curious sign that actively pursues information through experimentation and games.
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At 26 years old, Kanter pursues it all in the most admirable, cringeworthy, and immeasurably hilarious ways; he exists without an analog.
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Republicans are grappling with their own senatorial scandal, as Roy S. Moore pursues a Senate seat amid accusations of assaulting teenage girls.
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It pursues a skeptical-to-the-point-of-freaked-out (wouldn't you be?) Rhiannon from a variety of bodies, male and female.
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Then he forgets about Bland and pursues an academic interest—the Gladwellian repetition here—which is our failure to understand one another.
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And Senator Amy Klobuchar's biggest expense was paying a digital firm $625,000 for "list acquisition" as she pursues the 65,000-donor threshold.
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The most positive outcome of these entanglements could be that Trump pursues win-win deals that enrich both the country and himself.
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But Mr. Carter has an omnivorous curiosity and he keeps an open mind as he pursues his own path to spiritual enlightenment.
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The Trump administration is also threatening to punish the International Criminal Court if it pursues an investigation into American troops in Afghanistan.
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As Skipper pursues international growth, he's also chasing NFL rights, specifically, rights to NFL Sunday Ticket, which AT&T's DirecTV currently controls.
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Tesla's stock success comes even though the company plans to increase spending in 2020 as it pursues an ambitious product road map.
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Ms. Williams pursues a style of hospitality that is historically female and that doesn't get talked about much in the restaurant business.
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But even as Nakata pursues his new passion for culture and craftsmanship, he says he doesn't want to be remembered for it.
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With the graduation rate near 100 percent annually, almost every student pursues postsecondary education; more than 90 percent attend four-year colleges.
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There is little doubt that the Defense Department needs help from Silicon Valley's biggest companies as it pursues work on artificial intelligence.
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Although Poe's Resistance fighters managed to do some damage, The First Order begins tracking The Resistance fleet and pursues them through hyperspace.
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The report came as he pursues nuclear and missile programs amid a standoff with Washington, but there were signs of tension easing.
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A Rosneft spokesman said the company pursues only business interests in Venezuela and declined to comment on any barter deals with Pdvsa.
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He'd also be joining at a time that Uber's automaker relationships are more important than ever as it pursues autonomous vehicle development.
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Still, although markets closely follow al-Falih, it is ultimately MBS who has the final say as he pursues his policy priorities.
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Qualcomm has been fighting to have the ruling put on hold while it pursues an appeal, which could take more than year.
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While Trump pursues an America First foreign and trade policy, it looks like at least 11 countries don't mind leaving America alone.
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As Mr. Christie, a Republican, pursues a long-shot bid for the presidency, he has nearly vanished from the State Capitol in Trenton.
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North Korea has fired missiles over Japan as it pursues nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles in defiance of U.N. sanctions and international condemnation.
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If the government pursues a similar case seeking Apple's help in New York, the court could make the FBI disclose its new trick.
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He retired after nine major championships and solidifying his hall of fame status and now pursues a range of philanthropic and business interests.
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If Trump pursues this approach, he might choose a nominee with a long record of conservative achievement, with little regard to electoral advantage.
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Gainza pursues these and other resonances as they travel across paintings, the narrator's experiences, and her imaginative accounts of the lives of artists.
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Many people get seduced back into relationships with narcissistic people because the person pursues them in what feels like such a flattering way.
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One irony of Robinson's work is that his organization pursues broad, systemic change via the media apparatuses that most relentlessly personalize every issue.
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So Axe pursues Grigor directly, showing up at the aforementioned hockey rink, and manages to set up a pitch meeting between their deputies.
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All too predictable for a film which keeps stressing the importance of making unpredictable moves, "Queen of Katwe" pursues a straightforward underdog narrative.
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Austin Community College, whose 39,000 full-time and 33,000 part-time students sprawl over campuses in four Texas counties, pursues a similar strategy.
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Qualcomm – Qualcomm is running into opposition, as attempts to put an antitrust decision against the chipmaker on hold while it pursues an appeal.
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He is amicable with his wife because they make a good team, and he half-heartedly pursues trysts with friends of both genders.
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This would be the last time Trump will waive the sanctions as he pursues measures to strengthen the 2015 agreement, the officials said.
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But if every creditor pursues that course, Venezuela will never recover, and without debt restructuring, the IMF may not be willing to lend.
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It was directed by Roberta Grossman and Sophia Sartain, and will follow Allred as she pursues cases centered around sexual harassment and assault.
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Japan's trade and current account surpluses with the United States will be closely watched as U.S. President Donald Trump pursues protectionist trade policies.
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Hoyer on Tuesday stopped short of saying the Democrats would vote against the lame-duck spending bills if Ryan pursues his minibus strategy.
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United's implantable pump should be able to launch after the company pursues regulatory filings relating to the device and drugs, the firm said.
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Space exploration company SpaceX announced Friday that it will lay off more than 10 percent of its staff as it pursues ambitious projects.
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Brinsden argues there is room for new entrants, not just from Tesla but also as China pursues its massive transition to cleaner energy.
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One achievement will clinch the other, or so he thinks, and he pursues both with a ruthlessness that only Lady Macbeth could comprehend.
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"To the degree that he pursues racist, sexist, xenophobic and anti-environment policies, we will vigorously oppose him," Sanders said in the statement.
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Child and father form a closer relationship, and the mother has a more balanced life if she pursues a career of her own.
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But on her farm, Isabella Dalla Ragione pursues a personal mission — saving ancient fruit trees from extinction — with a strong sense of urgency.
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However, this benefit will be at risk if the U.K. government pursues its goal of leaving the single market, prompting concern among businesses.
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This week, Trump defied U.S. allies to withdraw from the Iran nuclear deal even as he pursues a new deal with North Korea.
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But this funding could cement Nubank's leading position and substantially accelerate its growth as it pursues expansion in other countries ahead of competitors.
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When, after a juvenile miscommunication, Connell withdraws from the relationship, he pursues something more "normal"—which is to say, something containable, something social.
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One can easily foresee how just this one injury can affect a population that increasingly lives longer and pursues more physically active lives.
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Betty Ford (Molly Jones) gets a female actor, yet the show pursues a cheap laugh in the way it mentions the real Mrs.
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But a year later, as the city pursues an appeal, members of the City Council and activists are still pressing for the information.
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While each administration pursues its own enforcement agenda, civil rights experts said a move like this is a remarkable departure from other administrations.
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That may change as Primary Wave pursues new deals, but Mr. Mestel said a line had already been drawn at what was appropriate.
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After all, no president pursues perfect economic policy, and no Fed chair has perfect insight into which economic policies would be perfect anyway.
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If the Met pursues this route with daring and commitment, it will do what no other encyclopedic museum in this country has done.
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Anthony had no choice but to file for bankruptcy to protect his rights as he pursues the relief he is legally entitled to.
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Still, the statement, and Mr. Trump's tweet, demonstrated the political pressure on the deputy attorney general as the department pursues the Russia probe.
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With everything going on at WeWork right now, it's hard to know if this potential division will be something that WeWork seriously pursues.
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Whatever issues the administration pursues next, however, will play out against the backdrop of a brewing fight over disclosures from the Mueller report.
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A sizable part of Ms. Rao's new job might involve helping the Trump administration stay within the law as it pursues the changes.
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He pursues a relationship with Nava (Daniella Kertesz), whose parents, settlers in the West Bank, would rather see her involved with someone else.
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Poe knows the galaxy might end in a matter of days and pursues saving the world and getting laid with equal romantic abandon.
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The house and the vacation become the backdrop for reliving bittersweet memories — and the scene for the sexual escapades Blanca pursues as solace.
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The result has huge stakes for the policies the third most populous U.S. state pursues, as well as congressional redistricting after the 2020 Census.
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Pat pursues the truth via Tamar's sister, an aloof woman named Corinna (Connie Nielsen) a racist who speaks in a vaguely mid-Atlantic accent.
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The order really amounts to little more than additional paperwork for Facebook to fill out while it pursues its original course without any divergence.
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If the contractor or franchisee has capital and can afford to pay back wages, then it would generally be the one the department pursues.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi says such votes are not necessary, and are not planned as the Democratic majority pursues its impeachment inquiry of Trump.
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Now, Viome has raised $25 million as it pursues roughly 15 clinical research trials and looks to move into developing treatments of its own.
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Qualcomm (QCOM) is running into opposition as it attempts to put an antitrust decision against the chipmaker on hold while it pursues an appeal.
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Stability will be the watchword this year as President Xi Jinping pursues his vision of turning China into a "modestly prosperous" nation by 2020.
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The report came as the Trump administration pursues potential tariffs, negotiations and other restrictions to try to reduce a massive trade deficit with China.
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She pursues these cases because they're big, and she knows that obtaining press is the quickest way to disseminate her feminist point of view.
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Nadler, who would lead impeaching proceedings if the House pursues them, has been privately lobbying Pelosi that the House should begin an impeachment inquiry.
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Known primarily as a commercial photographer specializing in architecture, Hursley has an ongoing series of personal photographic projects that he pursues between commercial gigs.
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Other critics doubt the proposed truce will work as the Syrian army, backed by Russian air power, pursues a major offensive in northern Syria.
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"Kesha has dismissed her California action without prejudice while she pursues her appeal and other legal claims in the New York courts," he said.
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This echoes the likely path of the UK's international influence as it pursues its chosen path of increasing economic isolation from its own continent.
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Countries follow their enlightened self-interest when they protect elephants, just as McDonald's pursues its self-interest when it shifts toward cage-free eggs.
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This can be a grim business if a campaign pursues a core-vote strategy of pandering and stoking the partisan passions of their base.
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In fact, she ignores her boss' blanket statement and pursues the Muslim photographer, eventually convincing her to let the piece run, photos and all.
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The party breakdown has implications for whether Trump's chosen political and judicial nominees can get confirmed, as well as the policies the chamber pursues.
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He's also seeking to challenge the White House's claims of executive privilege as he pursues witness testimony from former White House counsel Don McGahn.
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The mezzo Stephanie Marshall brought out the feline heedlessness with which her character, Gwendolen Fairfax, pursues her daffy ambition of marrying someone named Ernest.
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The report comes as the Trump administration pursues potential tariffs, negotiations and other restrictions to try and cut a massive trade deficit with China.
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Bailey moved from Wisconsin to Los Angeles, where she now lives and pursues music full-time, employing her dad and husband on her team.
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It does so, moreover, as it relentlessly pursues not just an atomic bomb, but a hydrogen bomb that can be fitted onto its missiles.
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The broad-based program pursues three different issues: overall well-being, positivity on social media, and the effect of the opioid crisis on kids.
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Today, as the Trump administration pursues a crackdown on immigrant communities, our stories are everywhere, demonstrating that we are human, not extremophiles or aliens.
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Onstage, Ms. Williams is always changing not just the songs she plays but also the subjects of the rambling tangents she pursues in between.
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But the recent killing of nine dual citizens in northern Mexico may make Mexican security issues a target for Trump as he pursues reelection.
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The officers allege their department has been neglected as the town pursues a merger with a nearby police department in the town of Chester.
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The Jewish state has lobbied against Palestine's efforts to gain recognition from international institutions, which it pursues to help bolster its claim of statehood.
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The shortstop is the captain of most infields, but not in Colorado, where Arenado pursues every ball near him unless he is called off.
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SAN FRANCISCO — There is little doubt that the Defense Department needs help from Silicon Valley's biggest companies as it pursues work on artificial intelligence.
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The Constitution offers no guidelines whatsoever as to how the House pursues an impeachment process, beyond noting that impeachment must begin in the House.
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Eve pursues a silent flirtation with a window washer and a guarded friendship with a boisterous fellow room-cleaner known as Minitoy (Teresa Sánchez).
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Mr. Li has tried all week to allay those concerns, promising progress on fair-trade issues with Europe, even as he pursues deeper cooperation.
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While Mr. Fayulu pursues his appeal, Mr. Tshisekedi, the son of one of the country's most prominent opposition leaders, is negotiating with Mr. Kabila.
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Meanwhile, Whispers pursues Will and Riley relentlessly, toying especially with Will's emotions when he is unable to return home to Chicago for the holidays.
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The state's debt collection center — which pursues various debts, including overdue taxes and fines — has brought in $3.3 million since it opened last year.
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According to the influential blog Lawfare, the agency gets about 40 referrals a year on leaks but typically pursues only a handful of these.
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So he works remotely, electronically communicating with a young officer (played by Arielle Kebbel), who pursues the case's mysteries with Rhyme in her ear.
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With the deal, Tehran commits to refrain from pursuing it, and faces obstacles, if Iran seeks to break its commitment and pursues the bomb.
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The specter of global trade war as U.S. President Donald Trump pursues an "America First" policy has clouded the outlook for export-reliant Japan.
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"Vietnam does not pursue military buildup, but Vietnam pursues protecting our sovereignty, firstly with peaceful measures, diplomatic measures and even justice measures," Phuc said.
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As the group pursues its actions and dances together at night (the soundtrack features classics like Bronski Beat's "Smalltown Boy"), this couple's intimacy deepens.
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"Russia has violated the borders of nearby nations and pursues veto power over the economic, diplomatic, and security decisions of its neighbors," it continues.
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A unified front in the Senate could also influence how far the House pursues a separate strategy, especially with Trump hungry for legislative victories.
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The calculations of agricultural groups and trade organizations could change if Mr. Trump pursues trade policies internationally that could harm farming exports in California.
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Military and police budgets are indeed rising, even as Ortega pursues fiscal policies that will certainly increase the poverty and unemployment among average Nicaraguans.
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Because the United States pursues armed dominance as a self-evident good, the establishment feels threatened by a rising China and an assertive Russia.
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The slowdown in processing is happening as the Trump administration pursues policies shutting down the avenues for new refugees to get into the pipeline.
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Criminal prosecutions have dropped to a 85033-year low at the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) under the Trump administration, as the agency pursues deregulation.
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Family and friends say they believe Gramajo's activism made him a target of ICE, as the Trump administration pursues a hardline agenda on immigration.
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In the short film, which has almost no dialog, Rickman quietly pursues a young girl and her mother as they walk home from school.
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The lesson for the US is that if it pursues a more protectionist path, the rest of the world will carry on without it.
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The report came as the Trump administration pursues potential tariffs, negotiations and other restrictions to try to cut a massive trade deficit with China.
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I know a married couple experiencing some friction because one of them pursues the former policy while the other is attempting to institute the latter.
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The state of Washington argued before Judge James Robart that the restraining order should be issued to stop any harm while it pursues its case.
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It's part of an effort to maintain close US-Japan ties, particularly as Trump pursues diplomacy with North Korea and wages trade war with China.
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McMaster's arrival amid the headline-grabbing upheaval in America's national security infrastructure comes at the same time America pursues plans for expanding its wars abroad.
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But Field got the last laugh in Hello, My Name Is Doris, in which the actress pursues a man more than three decades her junior.
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The SEC says it has frozen all remaining assets as it pursues its case, which includes charges of fraud and violating broker-dealer registration provisions.
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The House intelligence committee is one of three congressional panels investigating Russia, Trump and the 2016 U.S. election, even as Mueller pursues his criminal probe.
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Jay Inslee is pushing a progressive carbon price policy in his state, so anything he pursues on the 2020 campaign trail would likely be similar.
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That could change if the Silicon Valley giant pursues its rumored plans of developing an autonomous ride-sharing network to compete with Uber and Lyft.
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Once again, the biggest question is whether he delegates policymaking to more traditional Republicans or pursues less conventional ideas that might even cross party lines.
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Insys said it intends to continue operating its business, while it pursues the sale of substantially all its assets under a court-supervised sale process.
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Trapped on the space station, the film does meander a bit, but the spooky occurrences it pursues add to the film's overwhelming atmosphere of disorientation.
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That doesn't mean Apple will never make these changes, but the company files for a lot of patents that it never pursues as commercial products.
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ET. Washington (CNN)Green Party presidential nominee Jill Stein has been waging an uphill battle for name recognition as she pursues her White House bid.
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The tie-up with SoftBank made the kingdom an investor in WeWork, a property startup that is posting huge losses as it pursues rapid growth.
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Her abilities attract the attention of a super-wealthy businessman named James Cromwell, who pursues her after she discovers a secret that he's been pursuing.
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The FTC, on the other hand, is a reactive agency: bad behaviors are brought to its attention, and it pursues the perpetrators and punishes them.
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Over the course of the fishing season, a group of fishing boats pursues the lucrative albacore tuna in the competitive waters off the Oregon coast.
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But an ideologically conservative federal bench could prove useful to the president as he pursues an agenda that has often ended up in the courts.
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Mr. Cosby was led away in handcuffs after the judge denied a request that he remain free on bail while he pursues an anticipated appeal.
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Early repeal of those has been floated as a possible way to pay for a tax overhaul if Congress actually pursues it (a big if).
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The Composite Fund pursues a mix of computer based and discretionary strategies and has notched double-digit returns in seven of the last 10 years.
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Vegas, 31, has 23 holes to play on Sunday as he pursues his second career PGA Tour win and first in more than five years.
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The commission works with the Justice Department to enforce antitrust law and pursues companies involved in deceptive advertising as well as those accused of fraud.
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Education major Savannah Williams says the program is giving her some peace of mind as she pursues her dream of becoming an elementary school teacher.
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Sky News reported on Sunday that the asset manager, which often pursues activist campaigns at its holdings, will disclose a stake in Moss on Monday.
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In each book, he pursues the problem of the self and choice: Who shall I choose to be in the world, now that I can?
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Questions remain for the trend in the short term, however, as President Donald Trump's administration actively pursues topics considered antithetical to long-term environmental sustainability.
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The transportation sector would be affected by how vigorously the next administration pursues enhanced fuel economy standards and research for advanced biofuels and vehicle technologies.
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While the election has not affected matters yet, they may find themselves at odds if Trump, for example, pursues a roll-back of financial regulations.
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Wall also argued that under longstanding policy, the government only pursues a federal prosecution when the state case has left "substantial federal interest demonstrably unvindicated."
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Prodded by her pal Ariane (Karin Viard), Violette pursues the dorky banking I.T. engineer Jean-René (the star comedian Dany Boon, playing decent straight man).
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And he will go straight into custody as the judge denied him a request to remain free on bail while he pursues an anticipated appeal.
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The decision comes as Boeing pursues $60 billion in U.S. government assistance to help aerospace manufacturers weather the financial fallout from the fast-spreading coronavirus.
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The unease appeared to be amplified by a case of chronic uncertainty fatigue plaguing Europe, especially as Britain pursues its exit from the European Union.
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But as the company pursues empire-building overseas, observers have been left to wonder where Rosneft's profit motive ends and the Kremlin's political ambitions begin.
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The president, Donald J. Trump, took out after LeBron James on Friday in a way that felt instinctive, as the hound dog pursues the hare.
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Monica pursues her professional dream of being a basketball star overseas, albeit personally unfulfilled because of the void Quincy left in her heart years ago.
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The only difference between then and now is that the Iranian system has become significantly more pragmatic in the way that it pursues its goals.
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She was born in Freetown, Sierra Leone, and raised in Montgomery County, Md. Through her company, Combing Cotton, she pursues her interest in social equity.
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If Mr. Trump pursues hard-right policies in the White House, Mr. Cuomo could find himself one of a handful of liberal bulwarks against Washington.
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But Gordon isn't exactly the epitome of moderation and restraint: He has 19 wives, and pursues a few more during the course of the book.
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Still burdened by a "besieged fortress" mentality, the Kremlin pursues a foreign policy aimed at achieving a "balance of forces" between Moscow and the West.
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The rest of the world simply won't continue ratcheting up its ambitions and taking on costs while the US pursues a course of climate unilateralism.
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When it worked well, it felt like the back half of Resident Evil 2, when Mr. X pursues the heroes through the dilapidated Police Station.
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But it also pursues the story of his girlfriend's sister, also named Juliette, a regional debt-court judge, after she finds out she has cancer.
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She sets up her jokes crisply, pursues familiar juxtapositions (sex and religion always fit snugly) and then sells the hell out of the punch lines.
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Details: A Chinese industry association representing rare earth companies issued a statement this week pledging to support any countermeasures Beijing pursues in the trade war.
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Details: A Chinese industry association representing rare earth companies issued a statement this week pledging to support any countermeasures Beijing pursues in the trade war.
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Catalonia is led by a fragile coalition, and its government has struggled to maintain unity at times as it pursues a unilateral path toward independence.
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Carmen pursues Shane after a one-time hookup, and the two play games for a few episodes before Shane finally tells Carmen she loves her.
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Odo — incidentally, the name is pronounced as a set of initials, O.D.O. — pursues local ingredients not just for its sushi course but throughout its menu.
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Petraeus: We are part of an advisory council for Mark Kelly's Veterans for Common Sense, a group that pursues common sense initiatives to reduce gun violence.
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This policy is intended to ensure that the department only pursues sanctions that are proportionate to the defendants' conduct and the legitimate goals of law enforcement.
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The security relationship will prosper only if Mr Trump pursues a "soft" renegotiation of NAFTA, says Raúl Benítez Manaut of the National Autonomous University of Mexico.
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An announcement on Ross to lead the department, which pursues anti-dumping cases against cheap foreign imports, could come as early as Wednesday, NBC News said.
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The station pursues scientific projects such as monitoring atmospheric carbon dioxide, conducting radio telescope observations and observing subatomic particles produced by black holes and other phenomena.
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Some of the biggest global companies are seeking to emphasize a social license to produce fossil fuels even as the Trump administration pursues aggressive regulatory rollbacks.
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Adelaide's life unfolds in the sordid surroundings of Britannia Mews as a consequence; she pursues the hapless drawing teacher, despite his attempts to warn her off.
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A 2014 illustration by Case sparked the idea, with We Become What We Behold expanding on the ways in which media pursues part of the story.
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The value investor, as distinguished from other investor types, such as momentum, growth, or technical investors, dogmatically pursues the concept of Intrinsic value for a stock.
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If Trump moves to decertify the accord, it would mark another example of walking away from international commitments as he pursues his nationalist "America First" agenda.
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A rational developer who pursues this program is going to focus on drive-by signups, and may not find incentive for supporting users beyond that point.
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Stealing intellectual property is one of the primary reasons China is involved in hacking — and deterring China is a key reason the DOJ pursues these charges.
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L aims to list two divisions rather than sell them as it pursues a plan to split into four parts by the end of next year.
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China will increase military spending by 7.6 percent this year, its lowest increase in six years, as it pursues a modernization plan that will shrink staffing.
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And those who are reluctant to start an impeachment inquiry hope that Mueller's testimony will at least hurt the president as he pursues reelection in 2020.
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The Vanguard Balanced Index fund (VBINX), which pursues roughly this approach, has a 9.5-percent total return this year, its best quarter in nearly a decade.
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A rational person identifies the goals they wish to pursue, picks out courses of action that they believe could further said goals, and then pursues them.
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As Dinklage revels in the peace and quiet in a narrative akin to The Twilight Zone's "Time Enough At Last", Fanning relentlessly pursues their unlikely friendship.
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After early studies at the College of Fine Arts in Sharjah, Abdallah now pursues a degree in Digital Media at the Rhode Island School of Design.
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The Trump administration has made the right diagnosis, but as long as it pursues the current treatment plan, these revived conflicts are at risk of metastasizing.
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Mahmoud pursues Hadi's story about the monster, for example, but ends up sensationalizing it at Saidi's urging, betraying the shadowy truth to a more colorful lie.
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Cash payments have proved to be a thorny issue for Uber as it pursues growth in emerging markets where many consumers do not have credit cards.
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As Johnson pursues his international game of chicken with the EU, his own country's cohesion, and the UK constitution, the daily drama becomes ever more intense.
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Instead, he pursues his interest in building rockets in this musical based on the 29 film (in turn based on Homer Hickam's autobiographical book "Rocket Boys").
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The eldest son, Nathan, a Harvard Law School professor, pursues his ever-elusive hope of becoming a power player in D.C., while confronting unexpected health setbacks.
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British military personnel have been involved with advising the Saudi-led coalition as it pursues a campaign against the Iranian-backed Houthis in Yemen's civil war.
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As the U.S. pursues punitive measures against those countries, it also risks undermining significant progress in the U.S.–India relationship made over the last 15 years.
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Camille is forced to confront her past and deal with her icy mother (Patricia Clarkson) and her troubled young half sister while she pursues the investigation.
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He goes to parties where he runs into Helene, and pursues awkward conversations with old friends who are less than delighted to be in his company.
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Many are at best timid about confronting power, and at worst acting as a tool of enforcement for the government, especially as it pursues its opponents.
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Hurricanes, blights and encroaching development have cut into the harvest in Florida and Georgia, but a small cadre of beekeepers still fiercely pursues this lucrative prize.
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The Supreme Court has repeatedly told us that the Constitution permits Congress to perform investigations and subpoena documents only when it pursues a legitimate legislative purpose.
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As long as this administration pursues a deterrence policy predicated on inflicting harm on children and families and disregarding settled constitutional principles, the crisis will continue.
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The dead witch's sister, the Wicked Witch of the West, insists that they are rightfully hers and pursues Dorothy through the film to get them back.
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What the left misses is that as Mr. Trump pursues his draconian efforts to stem the tide, many Americans think he is fighting the good fight.
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So instead the regime pursues headline-grabbing provocations to foment political debate in open democracies — in Europe and the United States — while avoiding direct military retaliation.
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But neither of these are at stake when a physician pursues models outside the realm of hospitals, like direct care, house visits, telemedicine, or retail health.
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Habash's novel follows Stephen through his event-filled final season and traces his complex inner turmoil as he pursues his unbending ambition to dominate the competition.
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Pruitt recognizes as far too few do that the EPA bureaucracy is an interest group much too prone to illegal activity as it pursues its objectives.
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It will be harder for him to ignore the requirements of the Magnitsky Act, but the administration has considerable flexibility in how aggressively it pursues people.
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But I'm not sure she really meant beauty or, if she did, whether it was the kind a person admires or the kind a person pursues.
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What makes the movie interesting is the sincerity and intelligence with which it pursues that ambition, heroically unaware that the mission is doomed from the start.
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During the second of their three debates, he was accused of shadowing her onstage, but that was nothing next to the way he pursues her now.
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In "A Kind of Freedom," Sexton pursues a family's history in a downward spiral, with three alternating plot lines that echo one another along the way.
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But while the European Commission has issued increasingly large fines, they have had little sustained impact on the share prices of the companies that it pursues.
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"What happens in most of those cases, particularly if the estate's of any size, there's litigation that pursues, and charities are just left out," she said.
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Even if OSM faithfully pursues the spirit of the order, there are still important ambiguities to be resolved, such as what counts as an existing regulation.
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Nonetheless, if Trump pursues his proposal for a 25 percent global steel tariff, "that will still affect our steel exports to the U.S," the official added.
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Related: Lawsuit Over Donald Trump's Former University Will Go to Trial Individual A declined to testify in court on Wednesday, as he pursues a separate lawsuit.
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She has been released on bail but is still in Canada as the United States pursues her extradition on allegations she defrauded banks with Iran-related sanctions.
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North Korea's participation is viewed as a sign of easing tensions over its nuclear and missile programs, which it pursues in defiance of U.N. Security Council resolutions.
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Turkey appointed new administrators in two dozen municipalities, mostly in the largely Kurdish southeast, on Sunday, as it pursues a campaign against Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) militants.
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If Moore wins the election and the Senate successfully pursues an expulsion vote, Moore would become the 16th person to have been forcibly removed from the Senate.
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This is nothing more than a cynical ploy to delay inevitable changes to its business model while it pursues a record breaking $120 billion stock market flotation.
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In season one, he almost exclusively pursues a white woman, and perhaps absorbing some of the criticism around representation, attempts to be more inclusive in season two.
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As it pursues an ever more reckless trade confrontation, the White House may imagine that the Federal Reserve can ride to the rescue by cutting rates again.
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It's impossible to tell whether she pursues escorting for the money or because she views it as a challenge and wants to be the best at it.
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Smartphone maker LG Electronics on Tuesday opposed Qualcomm's efforts to put a sweeping U.S. antitrust decision against the chip supplier on hold as it pursues an appeal.
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If Jill Stein follows through as she has promised and pursues recounts in Pennsylvania and Michigan, we will take the same approach in those states as well.
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Say the terms "selfish self interest" or "quest for adulation" out loud and everyone within earshot is likely to think you're denigrating anyone who pursues such strategies.
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And as Europe pursues free trade agreements with Japan, the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, and India, BRI will enable better access to Asia's other wealthy markets.
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The semi-autonomous controls lay the groundwork for Ford as it pursues fully self-driving cars in the wake of competition from technology companies such as Google.
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Critics have expressed doubts about the prospects of the proposed truce as the Syrian army, backed by Russian air power, pursues a major offensive in northern Syria.
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The outline remains unchanged, as Belle pursues her slightly dotty dad (Kevin Kline) into the woods, where the Beast has imprisoned him for inadvertently invading his domain.
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He pursues/stays in front of the ball in a way that conveniently contrasts Teodosic and Lou Williams—again, maybe the two worst defenders in the NBA.
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Like his father, Kim Jong Un is a terrible tyrant that pursues his own grandeur at the expense of his people who starve and languish in isolation.
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In the central story, Ellen Martin a feisty Michigander played by Meryl Streep, pursues an insurance claim for a boating accident that kills her husband (James Cromwell).
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Viewers see how true that is for Jean as she lies about her name, pursues the woman her client is fixated on, and lies to her husband.
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As it pursues its agenda of repealing and replacing ObamaCare, the new administration should leverage the experience and expertise of the private sector to increase medical coverage.
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And while the president pursues this strategy to empower and protect himself, he does so at great cost to the American republic and to democracy writ large.
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The races will help to determine which policies the Senate pursues next year and whether President Donald Trump can keep up his flurry of conservative judicial appointments.
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As he tries on different types of rebellion, a spy for the Vatican named Q pursues him and delivers cryptic messages signed only with his pen name.
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How priorities set by the Justice Department under Trump's pick for attorney general, Republican Senator Jeff Sessions of Alabama, affects the cases Bharara's office pursues remains unclear.
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The al Shabaab insurgency persists in Somalia as it pursues reconstruction after more than two decades of conflict and chaos that have left the nation in tatters.
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Only recently, though, have some students raised questions about whether the main character, Benjamin, "is a stalker of sorts in the way he pursues Elaine," Harris said.
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It was passed in response to the proliferation of sanctuary cities, which restrict such cooperation and have gained national attention as President Trump pursues stricter immigration policies.
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Uber's London licence expires on 21991 September, although it will continue to run taxis while it pursues a legal appeal process that could last a year. 28.
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Whether his campaign rhetoric will match the policies he pursues will be closely watched; as a politician, he has been criticized as relying on style over substance.
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The United States will not sit idly by as a rogue regime lawlessly pursues those who have made the life-or-death choice to run to freedom.
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Fiedler's cravenness is also contrasted to the ethical anguish of A.J. Parker (Mamoudou Athie), a Washington Post reporter who pursues the adultery story with reluctance and distaste.
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Jones's account is further clarified by Slate's eight-part investigative history podcast "Slow Burn," in which the journalist Leon Neyfakh pursues the uncovered stories of Clinton's impeachment.
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The way Nunez is playing, he could command a lavish contract if Jeter gets the Marlins and pursues Nunez, his old friend, in free agency this winter.
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"The Longing for Less" generates more questions than it answers — which is only appropriate, considering that the "deeper minimalism" Chayka pursues is more about vulnerability than control.
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But the report adds that Beijing is willing to tolerate higher levels of tension as it pursues its territorial claims in the East and South China Sea.
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North Korea's participation is viewed as a sign of easing tensions over its nuclear and missile programmes, which it pursues in defiance of U.N. Security Council resolutions.
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Jim Jordan, R-Ohio, as Collins pursues a Georgia senate bid that requires him to step down from the position under GOP conference rules, according to Politico.
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Netflix Description: Abel Morales tries to avoid corruption's easy path as he pursues the American Dream amid an increasingly violent business war in 1981 New York City.
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But that is fundamentally different from saying character does not matter at all or that policies may stand alone, disembodied from the human being who pursues them.
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Grindelwald pursues Credence in the hope of forming an alliance, because Credence is an Obscurial: a wizard who carries a powerful symbiotic parasite known as an Obscurus.
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The Legal Aid Society, which has represented Villavicencio since his arrest, says it will continue to represent him as he pursues legal residence in the United States.
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The House Ways and Means Committee lawsuit is the latest action as the Democratically controlled chamber pursues multiple investigations into the Republican president, his family and businesses.
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Mattress Firm Inc has added nearly 100 additional stores to a list of leases it wants to break as it pursues its bankruptcy restructuring, according to court papers.
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The company reaffirmed its commitment to its conventional oil and gas business, along with its investment in natural gas and chemicals, even as it pursues climate change standards.
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With a raft of other legislation still needing to be approved before Brexit day, that signals further difficulties for the government if it pursues a no-deal exit.
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"I can't think of a better fit than a news broadcaster that bullishly pursues issues that matter to hardworking Americans," he said in a statement at the time.
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J. Michael Finley is MercyMe frontman Bart Millard, who pursues a Christian-music career but doesn't find his voice until he reconciles with his troubled dad (Dennis Quaid).
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In the end, whether Mueller pursues charges or a report to Congress, he's surely well aware that doing either against a sitting president would be a monumental act.
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But before Facebook could complete its audit, the United Kingdom Information Commissioner's Office ordered that they stop while the office pursues a warrant to mount its own investigation.
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The strategy to beat is China's, which sets out clear goals and deadlines, pursues them at every level of government, and has a concrete plan for funding them.
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Trump's Middle East envoy pursues quiet diplomacy and avoids controversy while shuttling between Jerusalem, Ramallah and the Jordanian capital, Amman, on his first official visit to the region.
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Frontier: Season 3: NETFLIX ORIGINAL While Harp pursues Lord Benton to rescue Grace, Michael takes command of the Black Wolf Company and Sokanon embarks on a righteous crusade.
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While the CIA focuses on the rebellion against Mr Assad through Sunni Arabs, the Pentagon pursues its war on Islamic State through a force led by Syrian Kurds.
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No matter what position Donald Trump takes, no matter what policy he pursues, there is bound to be an earlier tweet of his rebutting that position or policy.
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In June, Eramet approved the development of a lithium mine in Argentina as it pursues a shift towards minerals used to power electric vehicles to meet burgeoning demand.
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It noted that the exercise comes as the United States pursues negotiations with North Korea over its nuclear program, for which the Trump administration has sought China's help.
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Haftar pursues an anti-Islamist agenda and looks to Putin to help secure his leadership in Libya at the expense of the U.N.-backed civilian government in Libya.
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As long as the Fed cautiously pursues the removal of monetary policy accommodation, the U.S. economic expansion, which is currently in its ninth year, is likely to persist.
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North Korea fears that if it pursues a non-nuclear path, the U.S. and South Korea will never reciprocate by following through with their end of the bargain.
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Trump has at times appeared to cast doubt on the intelligence community's assessment, as special counsel Robert Mueller pursues an investigation into whether his campaign coordinated with Moscow.
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Technology, in particular artificial intelligence (AI), is set for a substantial injection of funding from the U.K. government, as Downing Street pursues the aggressive development of driverless vehicles.
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Mr. Stringer, 54, is currently the head of Columbia Records, one of Sony's flagship labels, and is known as a hands-on operator who pursues artist deals aggressively.
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Such criticism is not uncommon among outside experts as well as administration officials who believe that Mr. Kerry too often pursues unwinnable goals and settles for imperfect outcomes.
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Wauquiez bills himself as the champion of small-town, rural France - a France, he says, with which Macron has no connection as he pursues a "start-up nation".
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Three of those investors — Glenn Murphy, Thomas Dickson, and Meredith Adler — have agreed to be on a slate of dissident director nominees if Jana pursues a proxy fight.
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" Wall Street Journal: "North Korea Expands Key Missile-Manufacturing Plant ... New satellite imagery indicates Pyongyang is pushing ahead with weapons programs even as it pursues dialogue with Washington.
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My guess is that if Sanders pursues this course, he will win the California primary in a way that does not hurt Clinton, but in fact helps her.
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A key question for Tuesday will be whether Mr. Cosby is allowed to remain out on bail while he pursues those appeals, a process that could take years.
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Their friend Baker (Dree Hemingway), an interior designer who pines for marriage but sleeps with men too quickly, pursues a loveless affair with a married man (Tate Donovan).
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Their standalone display makes it clear that the Remai Modern wants to respect its predecessor as its director moves forward with a new mission and pursues greater goals.
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In it, she details her obsession with the case as she revisits the stories of survivors and victims and pursues the killer across his likely Northern Californian origins.
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As his friends and family are consumed by the phenomenon, Jeremy pursues the mystery, culminating in a final reckoning at the remote farm where the scenes were filmed.
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The second season begins on Friday, as Tara pursues new cases with her own firm and gets a steely new collaborator and antagonist (played by Maria Doyle Kennedy).
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STUBER Kumail Nanjiani plays an Uber driver whose latest fare is a Los Angeles cop (Dave Bautista) insistent that he be driven around while he pursues a killer.
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The decision almost instantly opened her to attacks by Republicans eyeing a comeback in Orange County, something Democratic leaders have feared if the party pursues a partisan impeachment.
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Zheng said domestic consumption in China will increase as it pursues economic reforms, helping to raise demand for foreign goods and services, including those from the United States.
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She leaves the girl in the care of her own mother and, later, a succession of babysitters as she pursues her stage and screen career on two continents.
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Malachi, a handsome new student in Emoni's culinary arts class, who persistently (and respectfully) pursues Emoni, is a deft conduit for her softening and blooming into young love.
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WASHINGTON — As President Trump pursues a protectionist trade policy, he has pointed repeatedly to Harley-Davidson, the iconic American motorcycle manufacturer, as a company that will ultimately benefit.
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Her other sketches as Helen Horbath, a foul-mouthed female stalker who pursues a male crush with sexually loaded pickup lines, routinely receive several million views on Facebook.
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On one hand, Miles can now send his clone (also Rudd) to his boring job, while the original Miles stays home and pursues his dream of writing screenplays.
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Yet if either party blindly pursues its own agenda, the United States is in for four punishing years of hateful accusations, spurious investigations, legislative deadlock and growing fragmentation.
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She said Wednesday that she disagreed with people calling for an end to the agency, which has become a source of controversy while Trump pursues hardline immigration policies.
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In 2013 Emin filmed the video for his single "Amor," in which the young singer pursues Miss Universe 2012, Olivia Culpo, through darkened city streets with a flashlight.
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The proof will come in how the S.E.C. pursues violations, especially if there is a corporate scandal that is decried in Twitter posts coming from the White House.
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The court order highlights the risks faced by India's underprivileged lower castes and indigenous groups as the country of 1.3 billion people pursues higher economic growth and development.
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If greatness is what he pursues, a straightforward way to bulk up the economy — not to say bolster global growth — would be to allow many more immigrants in.
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Unfortunately, the loudest voices in the conversation are focused on the Terminator movie scenario, where a super-intelligent AI system achieves godlike power and pursues the humanity's extinction.
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But back to Russian interests: Putin also pursues the unraveling of the European Union because the 28-nation bloc has made European nations stronger, wealthier and more stable.
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On Tuesday, Qualcomm submitted them to U.S. District Judge Lucy Koh in opposition to a sweeping ruling that would alter its business model as it pursues an appeal.
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"Kesha has dismissed her California action without prejudice while she pursues her appeal and other legal claims in the New York courts," Petrocelli said in an official statement.
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While the Trump administration pursues its strategy of repealing and replacing Obamacare, Haislmaier said, insurers have to file their proposed rates for individual plans for 2018 by this spring.
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Often as crises build, Trump seems caught between competing instincts as he pursues approaches -- even toward national security emergencies -- that seem mostly designed to satisfy his domestic political goals.
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Why it matters: If China pursues autonomous vehicle technology as intently as it sought and achieved leadership in electrics, it could be first to see widespread adoption of AVs.
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The White House and state officials have been entangled in a number of feuds since Trump took office as New York pursues investigations into the president's businesses and finances.
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Trump pledged that he would "always protect patients with preexisting conditions," even as his administration pursues a lawsuit that would invalidate those very protections under the Affordable Care Act.
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As Assad pursues military victory, there appears to be little hope of a negotiated peace which Western governments say is needed to bring stability and encourage refugees to return.
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As she struggles to find a place to live in New York City, hopping from one apartment to another, the passion with which she pursues her dream never falters.
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It's that it confidently pursues idealistic missions without accounting for how that work could be hijacked by outside forces, whether or not it's a willing participant in the process.
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"Kesha has dismissed her California action without prejudice while she pursues her appeal and other legal claims in the New York courts," Petrocelli said in a statement to PEOPLE.
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Airbus took 90 million euros in other charges including compliance costs as it pursues a four-year-old investigation into the use of middlemen in aircraft and other sales.
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In a statement, Chief Executive Jamie Dimon said U.S. consumers and businesses are "healthy overall" and that the economy could further improve if the government pursues pro-growth initiatives.
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North Korea's presence in Pyeongchang is viewed as a sign of easing tensions over its nuclear and missile programmes, which it pursues in defiance of U.N. Security Council resolutions.
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With Mary gone, her former lover, the son of Grace's employer, pursues Grace relentlessly, banging on her door in the middle of the night demanding she sleep with him.
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Stephanie is much creepier (and has a different name.) Way spookier than Anna Kendrick's take, book Stephanie pursues her relationship with Sean in a methodical and deceit-heavy way.
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ZODIAC AEROSPACE The French aircraft seat maker posted higher-than-expected full-year revenue but reiterated recently lowered profit guidance as it pursues a recovery from chronic output delays.
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Mr. Putin's Kremlin has savagely crushed the Chechens, and pursues a chauvinist Russians-first policy in republics of the Russian Federation such as Tatarstan, Bashkiria, Mari-El and Komi.
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"We regret Vincent Pilette's departure and it will be important that his successor pursues the same discipline in executing on the business model," said Michael Foeth at Bank Vontobel.
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The asset management firm, which often pursues activist campaigns at companies where it has bought shares, said in the letter it had built a 2 percent stake in Wincanton.
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It'll be interesting to see how aggressively China pursues island-building in the South China Sea, which the US opposes and several US-aligned countries in Asia also oppose.
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North Korea's presence in Pyeongchang is viewed as a sign of easing tensions over its nuclear and missile programs, which it pursues in defiance of U.N. Security Council resolutions.
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Atos shares were 2.4 percent lower at 130.5 euros as investors priced in the likelihood of it having to pay more for its target if it pursues the chase.
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As long as Donald Trump is the Republican standard bearer and pursues the policies he does on race and immigration, these identity issues are going to remain quite salient.
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It also reforms the mutual assistance treaty process by providing greater accessibility, transparency, and accountability, when the government pursues the electronic communications of foreign nationals who are located overseas.
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Issa (Amadou Mbow), a young detective whose commander touts him as a rising star on the force, pursues the case in spite of mysterious health problems and growing bafflement.
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It's baffling for friends of Britain to see Johnson leading in the polls as he recklessly pursues a path that is damaging his country economically and risks dismembering it.
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While Big Power pursues public-pays payouts in Ohio and anti-competitive solar penalties in Arizona and Nevada, such efforts find few fans in can-do, free market America.
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Tensions had already flared after North Korea tested two more intercontinental ballistic missiles and other launches as it pursues its nuclear and missile programs in defiance of international pressure.
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As Novak Djokovic pursues a third United States Open title, he finds himself in the odd position of issuing get-well messages to a chorus line of incapacitated opponents.
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"As a leading research institution, the Medical Center also pursues research partnerships to advance health care, improve patient outcomes and find cures for diseases," Heher said in a statement.
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Putting it in context: Vertex has been on a partnership and acquisition spree lately, as it pursues nontraditional therapies for diseases that have, so far, been impossible to cure.
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At the same time, the deal provides China some cover as it pursues its own trade agreements in the region, such as the Silk Road initiative in Central Asia.
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Google's new AI ethics committee, which has fewer than 10 members, is tasked with providing an ethical check on AI technology as the company pursues new cloud computing business.
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A three-month state of emergency has begun, giving the government extra powers to pass laws as it pursues those suspected of trying to topple President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
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It's also not always clear to the public why the CRTC pursues the cases it does, or why its staff arrives at one penalty and not another, Elder said.
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Consider Ash in Ridley Scott's Alien, which relentlessly pursues the orders of the corporation directing the crew's mission and takes to heart the parameter that the crew is expendable.
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As Daniel pursues his ambitions in romance and illegal commerce — complicated by Hunter's being McKayla's estranged brother, and still protective of her — the movie also nods to other directors.
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There are three themes in particular that Johnson pursues in the movie only to abandon them before they reach their logical, if frightening, conclusions: tragedy, feminism, and moral ambiguity.
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Where Alford pursues the many forms of dance as an eager and curious participant, in her new book, "Celestial Bodies," the dance critic Laura Jacobs focuses solely on ballet.
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"We must make North Korea understand there is no bright future for the country if it pursues the current path," Mr. Abe told reporters before his departure from Japan.
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She is sexy without being conventionally pretty, and when she decides she likes a boy, she writes his name in marker on her bedroom wall and pursues him boldly.
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Indeed, a cynic might wonder whether Bolton's appointment was in part Trump's effort to protect his right flank as he pursues a historic, if flawed, North Korean nuclear "deal."
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Is it guilt that tracks Carrie, along with the paranoia-inspiring camera work that pursues her relentlessly as she makes her way to her basement to check on Max?
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She is a dynamic, moral leader; she delivered results on the issues that matter most to Americans; and she tirelessly pursues fairness and justice for everyone in her state.
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Once Pakistan more aggressively pursues the Taliban and Haqqani network, the aid will be released — a determination to be made by Secretary of State Rex W. Tillerson, officials said.
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The tactics the U.S. government pursues to prod China on these issues will entail less reliance on tariffs, which have been a hallmark of the trade conflict thus far.
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"The Court should not adjudicate the merits of this suit unless and until the Committee earnestly pursues and exhausts the constitutionally mandated negotiation and accommodation process," Trump's lawyers argued.
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" The administration said the budget request pursues "innovation and reform, while making disciplined increases to sustain America's military advantage and to account for the long-term costs of contingencies.
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Cunanan, for example, pursues wealth through relationships with older men, whose skulking around to hide who they are actually makes them prey for a sociopath eager to exploit them.
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European utilities lobby Eurelectric's chief Kristian Ruby said he was not surprised by CTG's move and expected to see more such bids as China pursues EU electricity infrastructure assets.
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Mr. Bloomberg, a billionaire media executive and former Republican mayor of New York, has said he would run as a Democrat if he pursues the White House in 2020.
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The figure for NASA's program depends on the types of missions it pursues, how many SLS rockets are launched and how frequently, and how development costs are accounted for.
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Other greats in FilmStruck's catalog include François Truffaut's sweet and graceful "Stolen Kisses," a 22012 picture in which Jean-Pierre Léaud, as the Truffaut alter-ego Antoine Doinel, tentatively pursues the lovely Claude Jade, but is intrigued by an older woman, Delphine Seyrig, and Howard Hawks's "His Girl Friday" (1940), starring Cary Grant as a newspaper editor who pursues his ex-wife and former star reporter, Rosalind Russell, in frantic, eccentric screwball-comedy style.
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But she was expected to talk to some of them individually as she pursues her quest for agreement to open talks on close ties with the bloc after Britain leaves.
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Effectively this constrains the government's ability to act to keep its taxation system working smoothly if it pursues a no-deal Brexit against the wishes of a majority in parliament.
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In addition to its portrayal of the complex geopolitics of those games, the movie fixes a spotlight on Owens's athletic discipline — his grit, grace, genius — as he pursues Olympic glory.
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New entrant 1&1 Drillisch, a 'virtual' mobile player controlled by United Internet, leads in eight blocks, as billionaire CEO Ralf Dommermuth pursues his dream of becoming Germany's fourth operator.
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Groups like FACE and SAVE insist they can find common ground with victim advocates as DeVos pursues Title IX reforms that would change how colleges respond to sexual assault reports.
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"The bone of contention is where these areas are going to be," says Rebecca Loustau-Lalanne, an official in the Seychelles' Blue Economy Department, which pursues sustainable ocean-based development.
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As every phone manufacturer pursues a minimalist design philosophy, a problem emerges of how to add charm, humanity, and character to devices that are becoming essentially just a big screen.
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Turkey has regularly carried out air strikes on PKK bases in northern Iraq, as President Tayyip Erdogan pursues his stated aim of ending the militant group's presence near Turkey's borders.
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As Kosovo pursues NATO and EU membership, its top challenges stem from Russian aggression and the return of ISIS fighters, its prime minister said during the Munich Security Conference Saturday.
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The Department pursues cases free of any political interference and follows the evidence and rule of law in pursuing criminal charges, spokeswoman Nicole Navas said in an email to Reuters.
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Related: UN expands North Korea sanctions But as US President Donald Trump pursues his "America First" policy, there is growing concern over the future role of the US in Asia.
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Will she continue Obama's policy of overlooking Iran's open contempt and violations of the agreement as it pursues nuclear weapons technology, as was recently confirmed by even German government intelligence?
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And they confirm that even the US's closest allies will not turn the other cheek as the Trump administration pursues the most aggressive protectionist trade agenda it has in decades.
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In a statement sent to MacRumors, Amazon said it has "zero tolerance for the sale of counterfeits," and that it works "closely with manufacturers and brands, and [pursues] wrongdoers aggressively."
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As it stands, Mexico actively pursues and interdicts threats to US security before they reach our borders, and rarely hesitates to extradite them to face justice in our court system.
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It turns out to be a near-fatal act of hubris, unleashing some malevolent force—"like a dot of black shadow, quick and hideous"—that then pursues and torments him.
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"That could mean that any government project that Amazon pursues might be similarly affected by Trump's dislike," Charles King, the president and principal analyst of Pund-IT, told Business Insider.
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Jensen said cash, whose yield moves in sympathy with U.S. Federal Reserve interest rate hikes, looks attractive for the first time in years as the central bank pursues quantitative tightening.
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But it should then act on its widely-shared concerns about China's economic practices by leading a diplomatic coalition that pursues extensive WTO reform and expands the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
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The New York attorney general's office said it routinely collaborates with other states and receives input from outside organizations but only pursues cases based on their merits and the law.
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Her character seems at least nominally inspired by the jilted Helena of "A Midsummer Night's Dream," who pursues her love (the ex) through enchanted woods, but there's no exact match.
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"We need to see, once the administration is in place, what policies it pursues and what is actually done because it's actions that count much more than words," he said.
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Margate pursues a thematic, catalyst-driven fundamental long/short equity strategy focused on investments across the technology, internet/media and consumer sectors, where Greenberg has 17 years of investment experience.
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Otting's predecessor, Thomas Curry, laid out the principles of a banking charter for fintechs that would allow companies to operate nationally without facing regulatory roadblocks in each state it pursues.
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ICOs often mirror the method through which a private company pursues an initial public offering of stock, and the products have drawn scrutiny from the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
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When asked whether the company expects to see a huge increase in the investment in research and development as it pursues a fully autonomous future, Musk said only moderate increases.
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Critics however point to China's less-than-free economic climate, and its ongoing offshoring of coal production and other polluting industries, even as it pursues investment in renewables at home.
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And the workers on the factory floor underscore his reservoir of blue-collar support — even as he pursues a trade conflict in which key American industrial sectors could be hit.
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Since then, the U.S. military has been blamed for a string of high-profile attacks resulting in civilian casualties in Syria and Iraq as it pursues its war on ISIS.
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Imran Khan, the former cricket star turned politician, was sworn in as Pakistan's prime minister on Saturday, with many wondering whether his campaign rhetoric will match the policies he pursues.
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Navigating between digital technology and laborious handcraft, Ms. King pursues the elusive spark of animation, the moment when a wooden hand waves gently and tentatively moves its wonderfully opposable thumb.
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Despite Britt-Marie's outsized focus on cleanliness, the director Tuva Novotny forgoes exaggerated style and instead aims to deliver an earnest portrait of an older woman as she pursues happiness.
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Now, Amazon wants programming aimed at a far wider audience as it pursues its central business goal: persuading more people to join its video streaming service and shopping club Prime.
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However progressive the man or strong the woman, we still live in a world with expectations about who pursues whom, who makes more money, who takes care of the kids.
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He also suggested that the Trump administration, as it pursues a nuclear deal, is giving North Korea too much of a pass on its violations of U.N. Security Council sanctions.
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If the winner of the election pursues dialogue with North Korea, he could also be accused of disrupting the American-led international efforts to squeeze the North with additional sanctions.
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In addition, Sanders was bold in affirming publicly that as it pursues justice and peace, the United States does not always have to agree with Israel's prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu.
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North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has ordered more solid-fuel rocket engines, state media reported on Wednesday, as he pursues nuclear and missile program amid a standoff with Washington.
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The SRP begun by the Reagan administration received bipartisan support for three decades as a model for multidisciplinary research that pursues discoveries at the boundaries where science meets and innovation.
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While some members of Congress relax their oversight of federal agencies when their party is in power, the GAO generally pursues its oversight work consistently during Democratic and Republican administrations.
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But back to the action: Cryptically, and implacably, demanding names of the perpetrators, Quon pursues Hennessy to his country home and makes like a senior-citizen Rambo in the woods.
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But if the company pursues the admittedly airy aims outlined in "Building Global Community," the changes will echo across media and politics, and some are bound to be considered partisan.
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"The United States pursues sustainable growth that bolsters institutions, strengthens the rule of law and builds the capacity of African countries to stand on their own two feet," said Tillerson.
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Clearly, the Armenian government, under the pretext of rendering humanitarian assistance to those affected by the conflict in Syria, pursues its well-documented policy of the resettlement of Azerbaijan's occupied territories.
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" With that as his rallying cry — plus a cynical co-opting of the "Southgate spirit" — Boris pursues a bonkers summer-long, flag-waving, Churchillian campaign for "party leadership and Brexit leadership.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Rio Tinto said on Monday it would defend itself robustly if rival miner BSG Resources (BSGR) pursues a threat to file a law suit over mining rights in Guinea.
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PSA, known for its legacy Peugeot, Citroen and DS brands is eyeing a global play as it pursues a 50 percent group sales increase outside its home-turf Europe by 2021.
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His decision to sign the bill last year should bolster his conservative bona fides as he pursues what is expected to be a tough fight for a second term this year.
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Of course, before Cheryl pursues any romantic endeavors, she may want to do some work on herself — if only so she doesn't end up their own personal stalker instead of girlfriend.
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Even if just a small percentage of those kids uses it as a stepping stone and pursues programming later in their career, the micro:bit might pay hefty dividends for the country.
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Nevertheless, Beijing's IP office awarded a stay on iPhone 6 sales, though Apple told Gizmodo in a statement that the iPhone 6 is still on sale as it pursues an appeal.
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Josh Herdman, who played one of Draco Malfoy's cowardly cronies in the Harry Potter series, is trading his wand for his fists as he pursues a new career: amateur cage fighter.
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Cunanan drops out of college and pursues his father, then returns to the U.S. In the 1990s, the openly gay Cunanan socializes with San Diego and San Francisco's elite gay community.
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Amazon has had a reputation as a money-loser — a company that pursues growth because it can't be consistently profitable — but it may now be putting that stigma aside for good.
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He's been showered with honors from all over Europe, enjoys high rank as a naval officer, pursues his interest in conservation and receives a generous $342,000 annual stipend from the state.
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China needs to understand "that in the long run it is going to be less secure" if North Korea pursues its nuclear program, White House press secretary Josh Earnest said Tuesday.
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Foreign aid pursues these goals by turning diplomacy into a more kinetic endeavor: telling nations how to run their systems and subverting those who counter this idea by funding their opponents.
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But bankers and industry experts say they expect more deals to come as Beijing pursues a strategic long-term shift in its economy from low-value manufacturing to high-growth production.
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Mendoza now worries about the uncertainty of what kind of coverage might be available to him when he transitions to adult care and pursues his career dream to fight childhood cancer.
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An Ohio woman accused of fatally stabbing and decapitating her 3-month-old daughter rejected a plea deal on Monday as she pursues an insanity defense, her attorney confirms to PEOPLE.
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China pursues peaceful development and firmly safeguards peace and stability in the South China Sea and is ready to work with the countries in the region to safeguard peace and stability.
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Offering Mr. Erdogan a political prize like visa waivers strengthens his appeal and confers legitimacy even as he pursues actions that cannot be reconciled with the bloc's views on human rights.
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LUCIAN BAN AND ELEVATION (Saturday) The pianist Lucian Ban has a new album, "Songs From Afar," which honors his Transylvanian folk heritage even as it pursues a modern chamber-jazz ideal.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said on Tuesday the government must strive to support the economy in compiling the next fiscal year's budget, even as it pursues fiscal reform.
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North Korea's Kim, however, has seemed willing to risk snubbing China when he deems it useful as he pursues development of a nuclear-tipped missile capable of hitting the U.S. mainland.
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Illustrative of some of the success can be taken from the iconic film "Bullitt" in which Steve McQueen pursues the villains in a 6900 Mustang GT, 2628 Speed, 28503 HP Fastback.
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Also in the room, for unclear reasons, is a young ranch hand named Jamie (Lily Gladstone), who finds herself smitten with the instructor, and who pursues her infatuation with nervous dedication.
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Josh Herdman, who played one of Draco Malfoy's cowardly cronies in Harry Potter is trading his wand for his fists as he pursues a new career as an amateur cage fighter.
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"The Thing to Do," by the trumpeter Blue Mitchell — another object of Mr. Rohter's advocacy — pursues a center-lane, hard-bop sound, with a 23-year-old Chick Corea on piano.
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A note of caution: If Trump pursues more traditional Republican policies — like slashing taxes and regulations and repealing and replacing ObamaCare — he could quickly undo much of his goodwill with unions.
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The fund pursues its investment objective by investing in high-quality money market instruments and short-term debt including time deposits, certificates of deposit, sovereign bonds and notes, and repo agreements.
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Sayspring launched with a free plan in December, and will introduce paid plans for agencies and teams a couple of months as it pursues its software-as-a-service business model.
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The questioning of the missile fleet also comes as the United States pursues a massive, multi-year modernization of its nuclear arsenal that is making its weapons more accurate and deadly.
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Beyond Enforcement and Removal Operations is the lesser-known Homeland Security Investigations, which pursues criminals and terrorists involved in drug trafficking, weapons smuggling, human trafficking, cybercrime, financial crimes and identity fraud.
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There, as Tish relates their story in voice-over, the two plan for the future as Fonny pursues his muse, turning blocks of wood into sculpture amid swirls of cigarette smoke.
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Instead of a contemporary makeover, Ms. Vignaud went the opposite route with the myth of Phaedra, wife of Theseus, who sexually pursues her stepson Hippolytus after the disappearance of her husband.
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But if he pursues broad-based tariffs against China — something he is reportedly considering — and prompts retaliation by the European Union or other trading partners, the consequences could be much greater.
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She aggressively pursues the Sidney Janis Gallery, the premier dealer of the late '50s, delivering paintings to the gallery only to have them refused: Nobody had asked her to send them.
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If Mr. Khan's government pursues an I.M.F. bailout, he will have to explain to voters why the populist measures he promised will no longer be possible under the fund's lending terms.
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When she is not busy managing her children's clothing line, Marie-Chantal pursues other projects, like her illustrated etiquette book for children, "Manners Begin at Breakfast," which was published this month.
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But our Constitution does not allow Congress to take a vote of "no confidence" for a president who pursues legal policies that members of the opposition party deem insufficiently publicly spirited.
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If Mr. Johnson pursues an unexpected compromise — perhaps extending the Brexit deadline or agreeing to version of an Irish backstop — he risks a revolt from the other side of his party.
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The Trump administration has pledged to continue the so-called maximum pressure campaign on North Korea as it pursues talks and said Trump's goal remains the denuclearization of the Korean peninsula.
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If the conservative hawk, scheduled to start the job next week, pursues tough action on Islamabad, that could push the South Asian country closer to China, Russia and Iran, experts warned.
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Months stretch into years, and while CK raises money, hires lawyers and pursues appeals, Colin, incarcerated at the New York state penitentiary in Dannemora, fights to stay sane, safe and hopeful.
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The company now finds itself without a chief business officer, a chief financial officer, a chief technology officer, and a chief revenue officer as it pursues new business strategies in 2020.
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Just to be sure he's convicted, he picks the pricey firm's least experienced attorney to defend him, but he underestimates her, and she pursues theories of her own about the crime.
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The reshuffle comes as Nomura posted its strongest quarterly profit in more than 17 years and pursues a cost-cutting campaign after its first annual loss in a decade last year.
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North Korea has been maintaining a torrid pace in weapons tests this year as it openly pursues a nuclear-armed, intercontinental ballistic missile capable of reaching deep into the U.S. mainland.
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Sales of the most prized works from the museum's collection netted over $40 million, but more will hit the auction block if the institution pursues its goal of making $55 million.
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He appears determined to make the new facilities at Camp Schwab a reality, and to fortify Japan's southern defenses, aiming to deter Beijing as it pursues vast territorial claims at sea.
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The greatest example of this is in the book and Broadway musical Les Misérables [the story of an escaped convict, Jean Valjean, and the police officer, Javert, who doggedly pursues him].
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Cupcakke: Queen Elizabitch (self-released) Chicago rapper Cupcakke pursues the vulgar so obsessively that she's come to redefine it: last year's astounding "Vagina" illustrates how extreme literalism can simultaneouslyshock and demystify.
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It also, however, feels entirely in line with the agency, which has cultivated a conservative public image as it pursues the strange and perilous business of launching human beings into the void.
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The problem, according to Zador, is that we don't understand enough about the circuitry of the neurons, which is the reason he pursues his "second job" creating tools for imaging the brain.
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After oil As Nigeria pursues international trade and partnerships, there is an urgent need to move beyond its longstanding reliance on oil, which still accounts for the vast majority of export revenue.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has made it clear she wants bipartisan support for an impeachment path before she pursues one, and so far only one Republican has called for an inquiry, Rep.
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It's also why there's something grim about the adults in It and their ignorance of or complicity in several children's plights, even more so than the dancing clown that pursues the kids.
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In December, Canadian authorities arrested Huawei Technologies Co. Chief Financial Officer Meng Wanzhou at the request of the U.S., as Washington pursues the executive's extradition on charges of fraud and sanctions evasion.
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Swedish carmaker Volvo said on Wednesday it had signed long-term battery supply deals with LG Chem and CATL as it pursues its EV target of 50 percent of sales by 2025.
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