Watching James Gorman's success should embolden him to push ahead.
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Instead, May seems keen to push ahead with the discussions.
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Europe has continued to push ahead with other trade pacts.
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Still, the people of Sutera are determined to push ahead.
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Only time will tell what he will push ahead with.
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HE as they push ahead with investments in self-driving cars.
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Ko said the government would push ahead with anti-mosquito controls.
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Administration officials, though, said they will push ahead if Congress doesn't.
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For their part, legalization advocates plan to push ahead with legalization anyway.
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The European Union said it would push ahead with the Paris Agreement.
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The young prince acknowledges the difficulties but has pledged to push ahead.
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In their anger, they decided to push ahead and release the report.
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Macron is keen to push ahead with plans for euro zone reforms.
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We seemed to have the encouragement of Ukraine's president to push ahead.
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The balance of power in parliament gives him the means to push ahead.
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The ruling party prefers to push ahead with an election in early 2018.
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Once the moon moves on to Aries, we'll be able to push ahead.
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Now, with the new assignments, NASA can push ahead with its scheduled spacewalks.
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It is likely they will try to push ahead with such plans now.
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That could give the ECB a reason to push ahead with fresh stimulus.
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In that event, the UFC would likely push ahead with a Lawler vs.
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But Mr. Shanahan, testifying before the Senate Appropriations Committee, vowed to push ahead.
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"Until we know the science, it's just nonsensical to push ahead," he said.
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The company does, however, plan to push ahead with its redesigned verifications labels.
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The only way you can do anything about it is to push ahead.
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He said Bangladesh should push ahead to quickly answer any technical questions India raises.
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She has said she would push ahead with the international diversification of the lender.
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Puigdemont's government won a confidence vote in September to push ahead with secession plans.
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There are a host of good reasons for companies to push ahead with deals.
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"We have to push ahead forcefully with electromobility and alternative drive systems," Merkel said.
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If Mr Johnson wins a majority, he will push ahead quickly with the bill.
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Nadler indicated to CNN that he planned to push ahead with this original plan.
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This summer, however, was not a good time to push ahead on the project.
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Instead, he says he will push ahead and develop cheap coal, shale and oil.
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Republican congressional leaders like Paul Ryan nonetheless seem eager to push ahead with repeal.
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Republicans still have time to build their framework and push ahead with the bill.
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So when you do push ahead-- you don't know exactly what the outcome's gonna be.
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That could encourage PPG to push ahead with a bid that Akzo's boards won't endorse.
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The president is likely to push ahead with tax reforms after the elections, Mumford predicted.
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So there wasn't full support among different Kurdish parties to push ahead with this referendum.
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In this last push ahead of the holidays, Google is certainly making a valiant effort.
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Both the Senate and House probes continue to push ahead and additional witnesses could appear.
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To try to save his wife, June had no option but to push ahead blindly.
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Progress in income convergence will depend on how effectively authorities push ahead with structural reform.
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A Democratic-aligned political action committee is making a final push ahead of the Nov.
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"We can perhaps expect the Chinese to push ahead with militarization as retaliation," he said.
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Earthy is a good flavor note, but it shouldn't push ahead of all the others.
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In a statement issued early Saturday, he told his military to push ahead with it.
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But this morning, they reversed course and said they would push ahead with a Dec.
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Also on Monday, GOP leaders insisted they would push ahead with a vote this week.
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Pushing too weakly allows the PiS to push ahead with its purge of the Supreme Court.
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It will also give the military government space to push ahead with economic policies, they said.
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But Democrats publicly refused to describe this as a blow, saying they will push ahead regardless.
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The brass elected to push ahead with the farm bill vote amid omens they shouldn't have.
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But corporate debt continues to rise, increasing risks as China looks to push ahead structural reforms.
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Until August 25, it may be wise to think twice before you push ahead on anything.
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Mr. Puigdemont risks decades in prison for rebellion should he push ahead with his secessionist plan.
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Do you delay implementing the system, change which year's emissions are counted or push ahead regardless?
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They predicted the majority leader would be ready to push ahead, and harder, after the recess.
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Competing interests also meant there was a reluctance to push ahead with deep reforms, they said.
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Robert Lighthizer — and all signs point to Trump continuing to push ahead on the tariff idea.
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Sometimes when you experience a setback it just makes you that much more committed to push ahead.
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The timing is certainly right for one last major product push ahead of the holidays, as well.
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The Saturday Night Massacre infuriated the Democratic majority and emboldened them to push ahead with the investigation.
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The rulings are a setback to the administration's efforts to aggressively push ahead with conservative health policies.
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Initially, the legal team did not publicize the effort, hoping prosecutors would push ahead with an investigation.
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The exploit would have dismantled the operation, but the researchers lacked the legal authority to push ahead.
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But Turkish-backed Syrian opposition forces continued to push ahead, the Anadolu news agency reported early Saturday.
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If he wins a second term, Poroshenko said he would push ahead with measures to tackle corruption.
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The latest meetings are just the latest in a global diplomatic push ahead of the planned summit.
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As a result pressure is growing to push ahead with long-planned privatisations, including that of the airline.
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The Jakarta city government has defended its move and vowed to push ahead with the evictions despite criticism.
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The lunar sample return may slip until next year, but he's confident the country will push ahead soon.
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He said after the military operation, Egyptian authorities would push ahead with a comprehensive development plan for Sinai.
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The IMF expects Morocco to push ahead with structural reforms of its subsidies and pension and taxation systems.
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On Friday, Trump said he planned to push ahead with tariffs on $50 billion worth of Chinese imports.
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For now, Slack will continue to push ahead: "We're always working toward expanding to new markets," Janzer said.
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Even after concerns from its own employees, Amazon said it would push ahead and sell the technology regardless.
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In addition, the company will still push ahead with an international launch of the device, the source said.
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Federal Coal Secretary Anil Swarup and several senior Coal India officials said the company planned to push ahead.
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His decision to push ahead on the Keystone pipeline is the triumph of common sense over environmental orthodoxy.
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Kingho signed an agreement last October to push ahead with a "Phase 2" expansion of the Yining plant.
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But even without union support, Pascrell said some members of Democratic leadership would be eager to push ahead.
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Moore's win invigorated the anti-establishment wing of the GOP to push ahead with their ambitious primary challenges.
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He also said he would push ahead with planned reforms of the pension system and unemployment benefits next year.
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The belt and road initiative has plenty of problems but Mr Xi is determined to push ahead with it.
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North Korea has continued to push ahead with its nuclear weapons and missile programs; ignoring China's calls for restraint.
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"But it is still true that Greece must continue to push ahead with further reforms," he told the newspaper.
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Catalan leaders said the result showed its people wanted to leave Spain and it would push ahead with secession.
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He wants to push ahead with special economic zones, a project that has so far yielded few concrete results.
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Tim Huelskamp (R-Kan.) is vowing that he will push ahead to hold a vote next week. http://bit.
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EU governments failed to agree at a meeting last month, with Germany keen to push ahead, but France reluctant.
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And speculation has intensified as to whether the Catalan leader could push ahead with a formal declaration of independence.
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"We will push ahead with studies for natural gas and petroleum gas futures products," Jiang added, without specifying timelines.
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Yet even as they push ahead, a new NBC News–Wall Street Journal poll points to risks for Democrats.
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Their request to have Petry's immunity lifted suggests they may be preparing to push ahead with charges against her.
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Expect miscommunication and delays, and give yourself a break—Mercury retrograde is time to slow down, not push ahead.
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Meanwhile, CBP continues to push ahead with its bidding process for selecting a company to design the border wall.
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And they say they will push ahead energetically with their own investigations into other aspects of the Trump presidency.
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Both would deliver wins for President Trump, while letting President Xi Jinping push ahead with his plans for China.
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The British chancellor, Sajid Javid, who is also in Davos, said Britain would push ahead with the tax regardless.
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Cleveland whittled the margin to 65-28.8, but Portland used a 16-4 spurt to push ahead 81-66.
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If we were to push ahead, with the hope that he would improve, he would need to be intubated.
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The regional government claimed it had a mandate to push ahead with independence following an unofficial referendum on Oct.
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Speaking to congressmen this week, Janet Yellen cited rising inflation as a reason to push ahead with interest-rate rises.
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The company has not released the results or said what volumes it would need to push ahead with the project.
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Now, states can push ahead with legislation requiring companies to collect and remit sales taxes for goods bought online elsewhere.
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In fact, Mr Turnbull even tried to push ahead with a parliamentary vote to ratify an extradition treaty with China.
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What Canavero's claims do show, however, is that he and his collaborators are keen to push ahead with their experiments.
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But the decision to push ahead with the project now has come because of much more frequent flooding, he said.
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The party said it would resist the decision and push ahead with its plan to launch him as presidential candidate.
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But the country still has plenty of policy tools at its disposal and will push ahead with reforms, he added.
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With the iPhone XS, Apple is continuing to push ahead with the complexity of its modeling for the portrait mode.
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Although amnesty laws were passed in Argentina in the 1980s, prosecutors exploited legal gaps to push ahead with the investigation.
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Denham said Thursday that he plans to push ahead with the discharge petition, which so far has 85033 Republican signatures.
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The report is part of Democrats' closing message on health care in the closing push ahead of the midterm elections.
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Kavanaugh later offered his own forceful defense, which appeared to boost Republican resolve to push ahead with his confirmation vote.
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And both sides are rife with skeptics that those across the table are ready to push ahead on the issue.
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Many other leaders have expressed dismay and anger at Trump's withdrawal and pledged to push ahead with the Paris accord.
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The protesters vowed instead to push ahead with an open-ended civil disobedience campaign to force the military from power.
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This month polls have been tightening as both major-party nominees make their final push ahead of the general election.
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Why has it taken so long for the scientific research community to push ahead with promising therapies for sickle cell?
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Authorities said they are planning to push ahead with the celebrations, despite some calls for the fireworks to be canceled.
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The Sixers reeled off the first five points of the fourth to push ahead 257-255 with 9:52 remaining.
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Still, Abe, whose deeper agenda has long centered on revising the U.S.-drafted charter, may be tempted to push ahead.
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China will also push ahead with a debt-to-equity swap program, and gradually lower the corporate leverage ratio, Xinhua said.
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Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi said he mourned the victims as martyrs and vowed to push ahead with the campaign.
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The retailer said that it would also push ahead with the previously announced closing of 36 stores in the early spring.
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Mr Erdogan may be tempted to push ahead with a complete purge of the opposition, says Ali Bayramoglu, a veteran commentator.
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I've seen that, under pressure, Donald Trump doubles down on what Trump does, and that is provoke, argue, and push ahead.
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Microsoft will now push ahead further with its cross-device efforts to make Windows connect with phones in more meaningful ways.
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China will also push ahead with a debt-to-equity swap programme, and gradually lower the corporate leverage ratio, Xinhua said.
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He said the risks made it all the more important for EU leaders push ahead with euro zone reform in June.
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As the Trump administration encourages states to push ahead with work requirements, Arkansas is likely to serve as a test case.
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He told reporters that the European Union needed to push ahead with talks to find an agreement with the United States.
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At the coal mine event Thursday, Pruitt promised to push ahead nonetheless with what he framed as more worthwhile environmental protections.
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It has only deepened distrust between the U.S. and China as the countries' trade negotiators push ahead with high-stakes talks.
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The key constituency most reluctant to push ahead with impeachment are the swing-state members who helped Democrats retake their majority.
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Xerox – Xerox should push ahead in its bid to buy computer and printer maker HP, according to activist investor Carl Icahn.
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The House missed a Friday deadline to produce a budget and GOP leaders may just push ahead with individual appropriations bills.
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Pilkington used to pair her with a slower Weber State teammate on recovery days and order Sellers not to push ahead.
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But the problems with ZTE, which had $17 billion in revenue in 2017, will only spur Chinese leaders to push ahead.
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But the decision to push ahead has generated conflict-of-interest questions about the mixing of presidential duties with family business.
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The case has been a flashpoint with the authorities and a test of Greece's resolve to push ahead with foreign investments.
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Partners in the project are eager to push ahead even as they await the outcome of an arbitration over a dispute.
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Pyongyang has warned it will not sit idle if the United States and South Korea push ahead with the postponed exercises.
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Javid will postpone the final decision on whether to push ahead with the budget until after the European Council meets on Oct.
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Williams is determined to push ahead, attracted by the same $6 billion cash component Energy Transfer argues is weighing down the deal.
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Mercifully, that was not the case, but we've still seen big companies push ahead with chat integrations of their own smart assistants.
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McConnell is continuing to push ahead with a vote scheduled next week — even though he doesn't have the votes to do it.
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As a cost-cutting measure, and to push ahead with its test schedule, NASA did not deploy any parachutes for the test.
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Enders said Germany needed to secure common arms regulations if it wanted to push ahead with plans for a European defence policy.
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But Committee Chairman Jeb Hensarling (R-Texas) says he's hopeful that panel can find bipartisan ways to push ahead on regulatory reform.
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The 2020 targets could still be achieved, Pacheco said, but only if the delayed projects - or other efforts - push ahead, he said.
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Trump's tariff-raising trade war with China gave extra impetus to push ahead with RCEP, which had progressed only sluggishly since 2012.
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For that reason, the prime minister would apparently rather hold out for a majority in Parliament than immediately push ahead with Brexit.
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The Trump administration will push ahead with disbanding a federal advisory panel that reported on climate change, The Washington Post reported Sunday.
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Several recent polls have shown the presidential race tightening as the two prepare for the final push ahead of the general election.
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Senate Republicans expect to push ahead with the fiscal year 2018 budget that's key to tax reform this week despite GOP Sen.
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Even so, she said developing nations were inured over many years to shortfalls in promised funds and were likely to push ahead.
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Morris said that despite that claim, should Boeing push ahead with a 797, Airbus would be highly likely to respond in kind.
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Republicans, fuming over what they view as increasingly craven partisan attacks, vowed to push ahead with a committee vote scheduled for Friday.
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But Trump has vetoed multiple proposed trade deals with China, choosing to push ahead with tariffs on Chinese goods to gain leverage.
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Since Kim Jong Un has taken over, the country has continued to push ahead with its construction of ballistic and nuclear weapons.
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"I hope the government will directly withdraw this law, and not push ahead with it at any later time," Mr. Chan said.
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"Don't take 'no' for an answer, push ahead and see the bigger picture," says Katelyn, a "cookie entrepreneur" quoted on the site.
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He Fan, chief economist at Caixin Insight Group, suggests the poor reading intensifies the need to push ahead with supply side reforms.
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Investors are already seeing a handful of cannabis companies push ahead of their smaller rivals, namely Canopy Growth, Cronos, Tilray and Aurora Cannabis.
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The program promises to introduce a long-delayed Value Added Tax (VAT) and push ahead with reforms to the country's costly subsidies program.
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Trump's determination to push ahead with sanctions on Tehran which also target European companies doing business with Iran has opened another battle front.
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Prime Minister Stefan Lofven had said earlier this year his government would push ahead with a profit cap proposed by a state commission.
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Opposition parties rejected the proposal, calling it a ploy to buy time and avoid being impeached, and vowed to push ahead with impeachment.
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Some euro zone leaders back the idea of letting some member states push ahead with further integration without the whole bloc following suit.
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The precious metal is up 20 percent this year so far as expectations the Fed would push ahead with interest rate increases faded.
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Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar said Friday he would push ahead with drug pricing reforms despite pushback from the pharmaceutical industry.
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The departure of Turkey's former prime minister, Ahmet Davutoglu, has served as an excuse to push ahead with changes that were long overdue.
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Already, senior figures in Congress are looking to push ahead with hearings on election hacking and perhaps broader Russian interference in U.S. politics.
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Saudi's bin Salman has previously vowed the Kingdom will return to ", " as Riyadh continues to push ahead with sweeping cultural and economic reforms.
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Writer and activist Soraya Chemaly told The Hill it was "a shock and disturbing" to see the Senate push ahead with Kavanaugh's confirmation.
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The polls between both major parties' nominees have been tightening recently as the two candidates make their final push ahead of Election Day.
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On privatisations, he said the government would push ahead with plans to sell stakes in the 15 companies earmarked for privatisation in 2013.
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In the aftermath of Nafta, the most likely scenario is that Canada and Mexico would push ahead with trade agreements with other countries.
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The party said it would resist the decision and push ahead with its plan to launch Lula da Silva as a presidential candidate.
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They fire dishes — signaling cooks exactly when to push ahead and finish a dish — and they keep time, continuously planning the next move.
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Johnson is keen to push ahead with the bridge despite significant doubts being expressed about its feasibility both inside and outside the UK government.
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Because Zenefits is at a point where will matters as much as skill, and we need everyone committed and contributing to the push ahead.
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Sanchez, Spain&aposs new prime minister, is trying to push ahead with a social agenda that overturns some of his conservative predecessors&apos policies.
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Several recent polls have shown the race between both major-party nominees tightening in the final push ahead of the general election in November.
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Miscommunications and delays are also a pain during this time—so work with the energy by slowing down instead of trying to push ahead!
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Indrawati has announced tax incentives for some industries and pledged to push ahead lower corporate tax rates to boost investment and accelerate economic growth.
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Prime Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi said on Monday his government will push ahead with a plan to take control of charities linked to Saeed.
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Back at the Uffizi, I asked Mr. Schmidt if he thought he had the support he needed from the Culture Ministry to push ahead.
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Now that the economy has finally stabilized, this is an opportune time for Beijing to push ahead with these reforms, said JPMorgan Chase's Ulrich.
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The UK government will now push ahead in an attempt pass Brexit legislation through the House of Commons by the end of this week.
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But advocates said they are puzzled why, in the face of these setbacks, Tennessee would want to push ahead with so drastic a plan.
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Although it remains to be seen how much of that program prime minister Boris Johnson's newly elected Conservative government will now push ahead with.
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UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has risked escalating Europe-US trade war after vowing to push ahead with a tax on large online companies.
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Speaking from his temporary office in Tortola Pier Park, a tourist complex, minister Vanterpool said the government would push ahead, overcoming obstacles and skepticism.
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"Don't push ahead, don't force or forge forwards," advises astrologer Kimberly Peta Dewhirst, adding that we should avoid taking risks and playing into our impulses.
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Late last week, Corbyn said he would push ahead with Brexit and seek to renegotiate the terms if he won a snap election next year.
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Otherwise Italy will have to push ahead with plans to impose a whopping value-added-tax increase, which could kill off the feeble economic recovery.
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The metal is up more than 20 percent this year as expectations faded that the Federal Reserve would push ahead with U.S. interest rate hikes.
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Regional elections in 2015 returned a slim majority of pro-independence lawmakers, who took this as a mandate to push ahead with the independence drive.
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In a new government program that Yildirim read out to parliament, he also promised to protect central bank independence and push ahead on structural reforms.
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His decision, confirmed again this month, to push ahead with the purchase of Russian air-defence technology has infuriated America, Turkey's most important NATO ally.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has been more cautious and is arguing that lawmakers should push ahead with their investigations before deciding whether to impeach Trump.
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Progress in income convergence will depend on how effective authorities push ahead structural reform, where labour market rigidities remain a key challenge against worsening demographics.
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That is likely to give the ECB reason to push ahead with stimulus as hinted at in President Mario Draghi's speeches over the past month.
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No timelines exist yet for these launches, but today's successful test of the abort system means NASA can continue to push ahead with the program.
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Mann attributed this drop in forecast for U.S. economic growth to delays in President Trump's plans to push ahead with planned cuts and infrastructure spending.
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There's room for local Chinese competitors to undercut Tesla's price points, especially in outlying areas, even as more affluent cities let the company push ahead.
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Trump has threatened to push ahead with a bilateral deal with Mexico, effectively killing the three-country NAFTA pact, which covers $1.2 trillion in trade.
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Samsung would likely push ahead to get the latest version of its premium S-series smartphones to market as soon as possible, fund managers said.
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"We will actively push ahead to open up capital markets and will steadily make every step work towards liberalisation," the CSRC said in its statement.
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After withdrawing his resignation letter last year, Sessions resolved to push ahead, put his head down and fulfill the policy agenda he dreamed of enacting.
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He stopped short of saying he would make good his threat to push ahead with a parliamentary vote on independence before direct rule takes effect.
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French markets watchdog AMF published a discussion paper last October on ICOs, but it has not yet said if it will push ahead with rules.
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Before the marches, Argentina's president, Mauricio Macri, said he would push ahead with carrying out a proposal, announced in July, to reduce violence against women.
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But industry insiders believe communication features can be killer apps for voice computing, and that a launch like this one can help Amazon push ahead.
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UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson, fresh from a stunning election victory, will push ahead with Brexit, even if it means the dissolution of Great Britain.
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Durbin, undeterred, is vowing to push ahead with his proposal, which he and Graham plan to unveil next week, challenging GOP leaders to consider it.
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TRENTO, Italy, June 4 (Reuters) - France will push ahead with reforms despite recent street protests, central bank governor Francois Villeroy de Galhau said on Saturday.
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This month, the Hong Kong government announced plans to push ahead with a controversial blanket ban on all e-cigarettes and heat-not-burn products.
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Rep. Bill Shuster (R-Pa.) is vowing to push ahead on his controversial plan to spin off air traffic control from the Federal Aviation Administration.
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"It is equally important that the government front-loads its capital expenditure program for the current year and continues to push ahead with the reforms program".
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Infantino said he had committed to a nondisclosure agreement, but he wanted the council's permission to push ahead to complete an agreement with the mystery group.
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The bloc will push ahead with contingency preparations next week and is gearing up for an emergency Brexit summit the week after, probably on April 10.
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"At the same time, Greece must ... protect its borders effectively and also push ahead with the construction of functioning hotspots and sufficient accommodation capacities," he added.
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The cash-strapped utility is desperate to push ahead with a turnaround plan that is a centrepiece of President Cyril Ramaphosa's efforts to reform the economy.
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Rather than telling Volkswagen's management board the rules could not be adhered to, staff members in engine development decided to push ahead with manipulation, Sueddeutsche reported.
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"It is equally important that the government front-loads its capital expenditure programme for the current year and continues to push ahead with the reforms programme".
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It marks the start of Nike's push ahead of this summer's Women's World Cup soccer tournament and debuted during the Oscars TV broadcast on Sunday night.
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With auto trade at the center of the talks over NAFTA, President Trump telling Canada to wait while the U.S. and Mexico push ahead on negotiations.
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The board "is expressing its confidence in the entire board of management's ability to successfully push ahead with the extensive realignment of the group," it said.
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DE) bought HERE for 2.8 billion euros ($3.22 billion) in 2015 from Finnish telecoms group Nokia as they push ahead with investments in self-driving cars.
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"Regrettable though the American decision is, I'm optimistic that overall we'll manage to push ahead with it and fulfill it," Hendricks said of the climate pact.
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"I'm optimistic, I think that in 60 to 90 days this will be passed and we will push ahead with an extraordinarily positive agenda," he said.
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Air China rallied 4.4 percent after it received the green light from Beijing to push ahead with mixed-ownership reform of its air freight logistics business.
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The outcome could help Mr. Sánchez decide whether to push ahead with a minority government, or even call another national election to seek a Socialist majority.
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It came a day after Kim Jong Un said he was open to negotiations, but that his country would push ahead with "mass producing" nuclear warheads.
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As House Democrats push ahead with their case against Trump, moderate Democrats in swing districts such as Spanberger will be especially vulnerable in next year's election.
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This time, it will happen just as Democratic presidential contenders, including several sitting members of the Senate, make their final push ahead of the Iowa caucuses.
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Kyte said governments had agreed in 2015 to pursue a low-carbon future, and should push ahead despite worries around faltering growth in China and emerging markets.
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A growing number of U.S. cities and companies say they plan to push ahead with ambitious plans to address global warming regardless of what happens in Washington.
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Donald Trump warned Wednesday that he plans to push ahead with tariffs on Mexican imports, despite growing opposition from business leaders, Democrats and, critically, his own party.
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Gina Raimondo has signed a bill codifying abortion protections, joining other Democratic-controlled states looking to safeguard the procedure as conservative states push ahead on abortion restrictions.
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AUTOMAKERS PUSH AHEAD Santiago-based rival SQM, the world's second-largest lithium producer, is delaying an expansion in Chile's Atacama salt flat until the end of 2021.
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The Australian Conservation Foundation (ACF) said the report was "deeply disturbing" and there was not the broad political support that needed to push ahead with the plan.
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Many Kenyans, even those who do not support Mr Odinga, worry that Mr Kenyatta is determined to push ahead with an election, no matter how preposterously flawed.
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China is looking to push ahead with its rollout of a faster 222G network, with a pre-commercial phase this year and a commercial network in 25.
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Rixi's decision enables the parties to push ahead following a campaign for European parliamentary elections which had seen them competing for votes and constantly attacking each other.
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U.S. President Donald Trump, who says he is prepared to tear up NAFTA, has struck a trade deal with Mexico and threatened to push ahead without Canada.
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Analysts say that will surely require more spending, but Cong maintained that the government will push ahead with its "structural deleveraging" in a gradual and orderly way.
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Regulators in Asia are worried their banks may be at a disadvantage if they push ahead with the rules while other countries hold back, the sources said.
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But even if Pizzella only retains the acting title, labor groups are worried he will still be able to push ahead on policies backed by business groups.
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While the fixed income bond market could face a further battering, it is expected that the loan market will continue to push ahead relatively unaffected in comparison.
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As they push ahead, it's worth taking a step back to answer the question: What is it conservatives actually want the health care system to look like?
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The results allow Kirin to push ahead with its strategy of expanding into new areas such as biotechnology, pharmaceuticals and cosmetics amid a decline in beer consumption.
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The trial only succeeded in galvanizing Catalan separatists, as hundreds of thousands took to the streets in September to demand that their politicians push ahead on independence.
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The automakers say they plan to continue to push ahead with fuel-cell technology even if the Trump administration pulls back federal support for advanced-technology cars.
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Yet Mr. Sanders outraised all of his opponents, giving him the resources to push ahead while squabbles — such as between Ms. Warren and Mr. Buttigieg — weakened others.
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"We have ignored this field of battle for too long," said John Podesta, the longtime top Democratic adviser who said he encouraged Mr. Fallon to push ahead.
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Obama vowed to push ahead on his agenda in his last year in office and urged lawmakers to "fix our politics" by examining the role of government.
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In 2018, a Boeing engineer raised safety concerns about the 737 Max before those fatal crashes, yet the company chose to push ahead with its production schedule.
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Yet in the other six countries still on Mr. Trump's list, his decision to push ahead with the ban only stoked their sense of grievance and discrimination.
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Guedes did not elaborate further on the plan but reiterated the government's desire to push ahead with its economic reform agenda of widespread tax cuts, privatization and deregulation.
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Bankers still expect M&A to resume momentum in the final months of the year, as financing is plentiful and companies push ahead with buy and build strategies.
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The ministry also said the two countries will push ahead with negotiations within 90 days, and Beijing will work to address issues agreed upon as quickly as possible.
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But Deepwater Wind's Rhode Island wind farm managed to push ahead, thanks largely to its small size, which made it less risky and costly compared to bigger proposals.
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London (CNN Business)Delayed by a year, Saudi Arabia now looks ready to push ahead with a partial privatization of its giant oil company in the coming weeks.
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Puigdemont said on Sunday his answer would be inspired by democracy, something most political observers in Spain said was a sign he would push ahead with secession plans.
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Pouyanne said that until the U.S. made its decision, it would push ahead with the South Pars deal, repeating that the company hoped for first contracts by January.
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While the measures on their own are relatively small, the risk is that an emboldened Trump administration will push ahead with a full-scale economic confrontation with China.
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Starboard had signaled only a few weeks ago that it would push ahead with a proxy contest it started earlier this year, even after Icahn received board seats.
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Congressional appropriators will push ahead scrutinizing President Trump's fiscal 2018 budget in the coming week, bringing the head of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in for another hearing.
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Especially in China, there's room for local Chinese competitors to undercut Tesla's price points, especially in outlying areas, even as more affluent cities let the company push ahead.
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"The dictator's family and those around them have made use of every available legal instrument ... forcing delays in the process," Calvo said after cabinet agreed to push ahead.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British investment firm Zegona said it would push ahead with talks to buy Yoigo after reaching agreement with the Spanish budget mobile operator's biggest shareholder Telia.
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Eager to push ahead on labor reform quickly, Macron launched talks with unions last week knowing he will have to overcome resistance to his plans to ease regulation.
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Gabriel said earlier that Germany wants to help Iran push ahead with reforms, and promised to remind the United States of its commitment to reduce sanctions against Iran.
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Maduro has vowed to push ahead with Sunday's vote for a Constituent Assembly, which will have power to rewrite the constitution and override the current opposition-led legislature.
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The company said it will, however, push ahead with the listing and demerger plans of the asset management business on the London and Johannesburg exchanges on March 16.
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One path would push ahead with President Trump's campaign vow to defeat the Islamic State and other violent extremist organizations, not just in Iraq and Syria, but worldwide.
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It urged the South to stop obeying Washington and instead push ahead with inter-Korean joint economic projects that have been held back by American-led international sanctions.
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More broadly, the Trump administration did not want its South Korean ally to push ahead with inter-Korean projects too quickly without concrete progress on denuclearizing North Korea.
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On Tuesday, a broad range of lawmakers are expected to push ahead with plans to try to put a block on a vital part of Johnson's Brexit plan.
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China will firmly push ahead with supply-side reform, and continue to implement prudent monetary policy and proactive fiscal policy, Xi said at a meeting on the economy.
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"We thought about it and decided that as this is something that we started as a band, with Dolores, we should push ahead and finish it," they said.
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Trump has been closing in on his Democratic rival's lead, both nationally and in battleground states as both candidates make their final push ahead of the general election.
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That philosophy, which worked to keep Samsung on the heels of the likes of Apple, simply is not as effective as Samsung tries to push ahead, they argue.
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Immediately after the result, Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon declared the result in Scotland a "mandate" for her government to push ahead with a second Scottish independence referendum.
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Gore said that despite Trump's lack of leadership on climate change, many cities and states are continuing to push ahead with efforts to shift to 100% renewable energy.
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Manufacturers are also trying to push ahead with self-driving and electric vehicles even as it remains unclear how many they will be able to sell, and when.
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"The first quarter makes us think that we'll again outperform the market this year," Biver said, adding TAG Heuer was hiring staff to push ahead with its smartwatch project.
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The world will push ahead with plans to tackle climate change with or without the United States, the chairman of the Climate Disclosure Standards Board told CNBC on Friday.
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The Trump administration wants to push ahead with the sale to boost Nigeria's efforts to fight Boko Haram and to bolster hiring by defense firms in the United States.
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Investors are broadly pinning their hopes on a 'Yes' vote that would ensure political stability and allow Rome to push ahead with reforms and potentially overhaul the judicial system.
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Johnson will push ahead with plans to leave the European Union and with the government's domestic agenda even if lawmakers fail to back a snap election, his spokesman said.
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Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam vowed on Monday to push ahead with the amendments despite the city's biggest protest since its handover from British to Chinese rule in 1997.
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Despite uproar from the local community, it appears Nickelodeon will push ahead with its plans to build an undersea attraction in Palawan — one of the Philippines' most pristine islands.
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Even if the Kardashians decided to push ahead with a civil claim against Chyna, attorneys BuzzFeed News spoke to agreed that they would run the risk of it backfiring.
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On top of such concerns, any kind of reform is often delayed in Algeria by heavy bureaucracy and inertia, but bankers are keen to push ahead with the idea.
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Trump's pledge to push ahead with the immediate deportations of 3 million "criminal" undocumented immigrants will be a major test of how much federal agencies can maintain their professionalism.
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Already, McConnell and Paul Ryan have caved a bit, saying that, while they plan to push ahead with repeal, they may include some "replacement provisions" in the repeal bill.
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In a defiant address to the nation, Temer insisted that he would not resign and his ministers tried to ease market alarm by promising to push ahead with reforms.
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Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, has promised a return to "a more moderate Islam," as the Kingdom continues to push ahead with sweeping cultural and economic reforms.
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It just means you have a lot of momentum right now and we think we're going to see the stock push ahead and over the next couple of months.
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Yet because Mr. Langes-Swarovski's generation now dominated daily management of the company, and his father, Gernot Langes-Swarovski, remained the largest shareholder, he was able to push ahead.
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She said she thought it was realistic that she could be racing in Sprint Cup in three to five years, but she also said she needed to push ahead.
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But critics said the decision to push ahead with the unpopular plan on the opening day of the World Cup suggested the government was trying to bury bad news.
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TALLINN (Reuters) - French President Emmanuel Macron said on Friday European Union leaders agreed during a summit dinner that they should push ahead more quickly with reforms of the bloc.
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But the Trump family has continued to push ahead with construction projects at international properties it already owned or had marketing agreements with, including in India, Indonesia and Uruguay.
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Should the Conservatives and Prime Minister Boris Johnson win a majority, the United Kingdom is expected to push ahead with a "hard" Brexit deal that could harm the economy.
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In addition, Berlin now wants to push ahead with plans for even faster fibre optic networks that allow speeds of one gigabit per second — 20 times faster than regular broadband.
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French president Francois Hollande is so determined to push ahead with his suggested labor reforms, he resorted this week to a rarely used law which allows for reform by decree.
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Extending Brazil's existing IPO window will hinge on President Michel Temer's ability to push ahead with pension and labor code reforms that help lower the country's risk perception, bankers said.
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We're not in the early science experiment days of trying to push ahead and scale and grow the core projects, they were actually achieved and people are actually using it.
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Lam, who next month starts the third year of a five-year term, on Monday firmly rejected calls to quit, telling reporters that she would push ahead with the plan.
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Activists are insisting they will push ahead, with some planning to skirt the police ban by openly organizing shopping and dining expeditions to the town, government-funded broadcaster RTHK reported.
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Li Shuo of Greenpeace China said that, regardless of what happens with the United States, other countries would push ahead with plans for action "out of their own self interest".
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He said China will push ahead to cut overcapacity in some industries, get rid of "zombie enterprises" and look to make effective investments in areas such as transport and telecoms.
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Now, that same narcissism gave him the confidence to push ahead on the invention in less than a week of a mini-submarine that could save lives in the future.
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Kansas City Fed President Esther George, a voting member, said Tuesday the central bank should push ahead with interest rate hikes because of the strong fundamentals of the U.S. economy.
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Rising prices present a challenge for President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi and his government, which have pledged to push ahead with sensitive austerity measures like fuel and electricity price increases.
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ATHENS, June 29 (Reuters) - Cyprus will push ahead with its oil and gas development plans despite potential setbacks, including the decades-long Cyprus conflict, its energy minister said on Thursday.
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The world's top oil exporter aims to push ahead with its oil investments in China to become the country's biggest source of crude supply and a major player, Falih said.
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On one hand, Puigdemont is being pressured by more radical elements within Catalonia's political establishment — such as the far-left Popular Unity Candidacy party (CUP) — to push ahead with independence.
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"Big earnings, big beats, you see the stocks moving up but they can't continue to push ahead, and from my perspective that's a little bit of a concern," said Johnson.
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There's little doubt the Fed is going to push ahead with rate hikes as they deem appropriate, but today's minutes show the extent of the bank's optimism on the economy.
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Australia said on Wednesday that it wanted to push ahead with a Chinese-led trade pact that would cover Asian nations from Japan to India but exclude the United States.
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In an excerpt of an interview to be published in full on Monday, Genish pledged to push ahead with a strategy focused on a transition toward fifth-generation mobile services.
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British Columbia Premier John Horgan said the province would push ahead with a court case to establish its right to restrict increased shipments of crude oil to its coastal waters.
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President Xi has made it clear that China will continue to support the Paris deal and will push ahead with its promises to stabilize its emissions of CO2 by 2030.
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So when an initial procedural vote failed on Sunday, the GOP was quick to funnel their anger into attacking Pelosi for saying she would push ahead with her own bill.
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Farmers and ranchers like Mr. Kester worry that they are losing ground to foreign competitors, as major markets like Japan, Europe and Mexico push ahead with their own trade pacts.
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Tonight's highlights include the future of NAFTA under Trump, a proposal to eliminate the corporate income tax and AT&T's lobbying push ahead of its potential merger with Time Warner.
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He told the Shoura Council that Doha would push ahead with economic diversification plans to ensure food and water security but continue to build on its already powerful energy sector.
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Industry is devising a "fallback" Libor rate that could still be used in "legacy" contracts after 2021, but Schooling-Latter urged the market to push ahead with migration to Sonia.
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Most Democrats are again willing to push ahead with universal background checks and other limits on gun ownership, though few are talking about trying to reinstitute the assault weapons ban.
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As it gears up to push ahead with an offer, HKEX's Lamba has met investors and hedge funds in the United States over the past two weeks, two sources said.
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The Chicago-based company said it would push ahead with efforts to shore up margins and to reshape its portfolio by exiting low-profit brands and adding products through acquisitions.
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Gold mining shares took the most points off the index as expectations for the Federal Reserve to push ahead with a U.S. rate increase this month pressured the precious metal.
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Seoul announced Monday that it was planning to push ahead with the deployment of its Terminal High Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) missile defense system in collaboration with the U.S. military.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's central bank on Friday issued rules it said would promote the cross-border use of yuan in trade and investment, part of efforts to push ahead yuan internationalisation.
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The National Consensus Forces, one of the main opposition groups, said the state of emergency was aimed at countering a "popular revolution" and vowed to push ahead until Bashir is toppled.
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"Obviously, we are worried, even though I want to say very clearly that Italy, and I think all of Europe, will push ahead even harder with the Paris agreement," Galletti said.
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The precious metal has fallen in five out of the last six sessions as expectations for the Federal Reserve to push ahead with a U.S. rate increase this month ramped up.
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Aramco's IPO could still be a blockbuster Delayed by a year, Saudi Arabia now looks ready to push ahead with a listing of its giant oil company in the coming weeks.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's new finance minister on Sunday vowed to push ahead fiscal reforms, including changes in tax on manufacturing and transportation, to support the government's goal of "high-quality" growth.
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The watchdog could ask for specific undertakings, such as limiting the number of FTSE350 clients, or push ahead with an in-depth probe if it felt more radical solutions were needed.
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Lead author Johan Rockstrom, director of the Stockholm Resilience Center at Stockholm University, said countries led by China and the European Union were likely to push ahead with ever greener technologies.
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The GOP may get some space to push ahead with key goals like tax reform and hope for some insulation if Trump remains unpopular ahead of the midterm elections next year.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazilian Finance Minister Henrique Meirelles on Monday said that the government will focus on reducing its surging public debt burden and later push ahead with reforms to increase productivity.
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As carmakers push ahead with self-driving vehicles, an Austrian aerospace company and its Chinese partner showed off their pilot-less "flying taxi" for the first time in Europe on Thursday.
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But with clear signals from the Trump campaign that the new administration plans to respect state and local decision-making, many areas could push ahead and implement their own climate schemes.
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The inquiry, launched in August 2016, vowed to push ahead with its investigation into the root cause of more than a thousand deaths of aboriginal women and girls in recent decades.
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While most experts dismiss the scheme as impractical, a Bangladeshi minister told Reuters this week that it was determined to push ahead, adding authorities would provide shelters, other facilities and livestock.
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Some mayors in the West vowed to push ahead with plans to protect salmon, to limit greenhouse gases, to feed undocumented immigrants and to outlaw discrimination against gay and transgender residents.
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He may also take up legislation to tighten rules on how financial firms disclose data breaches, and push ahead with a bipartisan bill making it easier for companies to raise capital.
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Mr. Rajoy's government and other party leaders in Madrid have been urging Mr. Puigdemont to hold new elections rather than push ahead with his secessionist plan — so far to no avail.
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The academy said Thursday that it would push ahead with its "restructuring and shortening" plan and added a tiny detail: Six to eight categories will be moved to the commercial breaks.
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Now, encouraged by the strong reception to a $12 billion bond offering in April, MBS is keen to push ahead with a listing as early as November, according to the people.
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Lam's decision to push ahead with the measure despite such strong opposition was "nothing short of a dictator's act," and called for an independent review of the police's use of force.
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But he added that he still sees growth opportunities in Asia - identifying China, India, Malaysia and Indonesia - and will push ahead with refining ventures to guarantee new outlets for Aramco's crude.
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The two Arab countries' close relationships with the White House — and the deep divisions in Washington — have emboldened them to push ahead with their own agendas, including the war in Yemen.
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Prince Mohammed's elevation gives him added authority to push ahead with his pet project, overriding the objections of traditionalists who argue that only the state should own natural resources like oil.
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Tennis Australia has defended its decision to push ahead with qualifying, saying conditions were playable based on their on-site data and consultations with medical staff, weather forecasters and government scientists.
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But critics accused the local government of using the fire as an excuse to push ahead with sweeping efforts to reduce the population by targeting the city's poorest, most vulnerable communities.
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Should the administrative court rule in favour of Vivendi's request, it could further complicate efforts by Mediaset to push ahead with a corporate overhaul to create a pan-European TV champion.
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Montero downplayed the potential for retaliatory measures, describing Spain's relationship with the United States as "fluid" and noting that Washington is aware of the plans to push ahead with the tax.
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VW's Heizmann said a lack of clarity about whether electric car quotas would be softened, is forcing VW to push ahead with an aggressive launch schedule for electric cars in China.
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The UK Parliament has returned, and Prime Minister Boris Johnson is ready to use his new 80-seat majority to push ahead with the pledges he made during the election campaign.
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Governments everywhere do, of course, use eminent domain to push ahead with major developments, but such projects usually require thorough public consultation and justification, as well as compensation for affected individuals.
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Japan and Australia, Washington's closest allies in Asia, pledged after Trump's announcement to push ahead without the United States, although removing the largest market for goods and services would shrink it dramatically.
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Extending the current wave of offerings and providing cheaper funding for companies hinges on President Michel Temer's ability to push ahead with ambitious reforms to lower the country's risk perception, bankers said.
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The country increasingly stands out for its failure to push ahead with automatic tax information exchange since all other major offshore financial centres having committed to it in the coming two years.
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Ahead of July's presidential elections, France's has grown concerned at the rising lawlessness and the failure of the central government to push ahead with a peace deal negotiated almost three years ago.
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This forecast relied on the True Believer Rule, which explains the behavior of zealots who push ahead in the service of their own belief system, often regardless of old and new facts.
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Iran will hold its next presidential election in May 2017, a vote in which pragmatist President Hassan Rouhani may seek a second term to push ahead with reforms resisted by powerful hardliners.
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The metal has steadied after its biggest quarterly rise in nearly 30 years, driven by a retreat in expectations that the Federal Reserve will push ahead with many rate hikes this year.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has threatened to push ahead with a bilateral deal with Mexico, effectively killing the almost 25-year-old three-country NAFTA pact, which covers $1.2 trillion in trade.
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Secretary of Commerce Wilbur Ross said the Trump administration is waiting for Congress to grant trade promotion authority to push ahead on renegotiating trade deals like the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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A drop in global energy prices has encouraged South Africa to push ahead with gas-to-power projects as it looks to quickly increase electricity supply capacity following nationwide outages last year.
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Lobbyists aim to sway lawmakers to sponsor deregulatory provisions that can be pegged to other upcoming must-pass legislation and pressure the agencies to push ahead with rule-easing, lobbyists told Reuters.
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AFTER years of fierce debate in China about whether to allow widespread growing of genetically modified (GM) food crops, a strong signal emerged in 2013 that the leadership wanted to push ahead.
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It had said on Saturday that it would ramp up risk control efforts, push ahead with regulatory reforms and look to accelerate the development of the country's foreign exchange market in 2016.
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The American Action Network, an outside group affiliated with members of the GOP establishment, spent $85033,000 in TV and digital advertising supporting Shuster in a last-minute push ahead of the primary.
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"DIA is bringing in the sector's best professionals to push ahead with an innovative turnaround," Chief Executive Antonio Coto, a company veteran who took the helm in August, said in a statement.
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Ellis' decision to push ahead with sentencing could result in Manafort receiving a higher prison sentence at first, which prosecutors could then seek to have reduced if he furthers the Mueller probe.
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A group closely aligned with House GOP leaders launched a new round of TV ads on Tuesday giving cover to Republicans in competitive districts to push ahead with repealing and replacing ObamaCare.
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At home, analysts expect the new government to maintain political and fiscal stability, but have expressed doubts that it will push ahead with meaningful reforms to tackle corruption and overhaul Bulgaria's judiciary.
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Led by Premier Christy Clark, the Liberals have promised to push ahead with ambitious infrastructure projects and to increase the sale of natural resources to China, which they say will create jobs.
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China needs to push ahead with urbanization to close in on the yawning divide between the rich and the poor, an award-winning science fiction writer of a dystopian Beijing told CNBC.
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Analysts say that the plans will make it easier for Macron to push ahead with the rest of his major reform agenda, which spans domestic policy as well as increased EU integration.
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Mr. Brown and other Democratic leaders of California have made clear that they would push ahead on the state's leading-edge efforts to reduce all emissions no matter what happens in Washington.
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Takeaway: Analysts worry that Mr. Modi's party, which won an overwhelming majority in this year's general elections, will use support for its Hindu nationalist ideology to push ahead with other polarizing issues.
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The raid comes as the Egyptian army, backed by police, push ahead with a military operation to crush Islamist militants behind a wave of attacks on civilians and military personnel in Sinai.
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China has repeatedly said that it will push ahead with its development of high-tech industries and will not back down in the face of what it sees as threats from Washington.
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Markets were also uncertain about U.S. President Donald Trump's ability to push ahead with policies after the disbandment of two high-profile business advisory councils over his remarks on violence in Virginia.
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Takeaway: Analysts worry that Mr. Modi's party, which won an overwhelming majority in this year's general elections, will use support for its Hindu nationalist ideology to push ahead with other polarizing issues.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - British Labour opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn said after meeting the EU's Brexit negotiator that he will push ahead with Brexit and seek to renegotiate the terms of the divorce deal.
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"The fact that Salvini is willing to push ahead with tax cuts and there is turbulence in the coalition is not good news for Italy," said DZ Bank rates strategist Daniel Lenz.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - As carmakers push ahead with self-driving vehicles, an Austrian aerospace company and its Chinese partner showed off their pilot-less "flying taxi" for the first time in Europe on Thursday.
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To push ahead with its nuclear phase-out, the ministry plans to shut South Korea's second-oldest nuclear plant earlier than scheduled and will decide when in the first half of next year.
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To him, that suggests animal rights advocates should push ahead with cage-free campaigns and other incremental reforms, because they're unlikely to cause too much complacency, at least if certain conditions are met.
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LJUBLJANA (Reuters) - Slovenia's center-right opposition Slovenian Democratic Party (SDS) said it plans to push ahead with coalition talks next week after the resignation of center-left Prime Minister Marjan Sarec last week.
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As much as he wants to push ahead, I don't think she's above doing something that makes her really uncomfortable, like maybe leaving a job and having to work her way up again.
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The metal has steadied after its biggest quarterly rise in nearly 30 years, driven by a retreat in expectations that the U.S. Federal Reserve will push ahead with several rate hikes this year.
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We expect most APAC regulators will continue to push ahead with consultations, and most plan to be ready to meet scheduled deadlines, even if implementation is likely to be contingent on international progress.
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Scholz also said the EU should push ahead with minimum corporate tax rates and effective taxation of digital companies from January 2021 if states fail to reach an international agreement on tax avoidance.
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ST PETERSBURG, Russia (Reuters) - France and Russia want to create a coordination mechanism between world powers to push ahead with finding a political solution in Syria, French President Emmanuel Macron said on Thursday.
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With President Donald Trump pledging to scrap or renegotiate trade deals as part of his "America First" strategy, the door has been left open for China to push ahead with its own agreements.
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The players are seen as likely to give President Donald Trump their individual views on any trade offers from Chinese officials, letting him decide whether to accept them or push ahead with tariffs.
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The Barclays CEO said he would push ahead with reinvesting in the business, outlining plans to shift some 2954 billion pounds in assets from corporate lending to riskier but higher-yielding trading activities.
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German retail group Metro AG confirmed on Monday that it would push ahead with its plan to split itself in two, and said it could pull off the demerger without a capital increase.
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The main issues for Henry will be deciding whether BHP should push ahead in 2021 with a massive investment to start mining potash and dealing with social license issues, which he has embraced.
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But in the past year Egypt has discovered natural gas off its coastline and Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi has said he will push ahead rapidly with developing its own energy resources.
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It allows McConnell to push ahead with the ongoing GOP effort to re-shape the federal courts by aggressively confirming conservative judges, a key priority for both the Majority Leader and the President.
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Senior aides tell me Republican leaders are probably going to push ahead with the compromise vote, knowing it will fail and knowing the president has already dismissed their efforts as futile on Twitter.
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The solid jobs figures on Friday, combined with the other recent economic data, also make it likely that the Federal Reserve will push ahead with plans to raise interest rates despite sluggish inflation.
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" The Chinese indicated this deal is far from done: "The final outcome will depend on whether the U.S. can walk together with China, and create the necessary and sufficient conditions to push ahead.
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The government has already been carrying out due diligence and preparing documentation so that it can push ahead with the issuance after the holy fasting month of Ramadan, when regional business activity tails off.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan on Thursday vowed to push ahead with plans to quickly repeal Obamacare and replace it with new provisions, saying Americans are at immediate risk from the current health-care law.
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On Tuesday night, President Cyril Ramaphosa announced the decision by the ANC's top decision-making organ to push ahead with plans to amend the constitution to allow for the expropriation of land without compensation.
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Seoul is planning to push ahead with its plans for reunions of family members separated by the 1950-53 Korean War in order to sustain the dialogue prompted by the North Korean delegation's visit.
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On Friday, the IMF's first deputy managing director, David Lipton, said Ukraine risked undoing progress made under the program and urged the authorities to push ahead with reforms needed for the next loan tranche.
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Gazprom said earlier on Monday it planned to push ahead with plans to build the Turkish Stream gas pipeline, the project that replaced South Stream, which can further be extended to Turkish-Greek border.
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"We know there are irregularities, and I am the first who, through internal control mechanisms ... (made us) denounce and push ahead with investigations," said a tired-looking Del Pino, speaking under a large tree.
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The compromise cabinet should give Prime Minister Youssef Chahed the impetus to push ahead with tough reforms of public sector wages the pension system designed to improve Tunisia finances in line with IMF demands.
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"Both sides will continue to push ahead with the negotiations and other work as originally planned," the statement said, adding the leaders of the discussions are set to hold a phone call on Friday.
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Earlier this month it said it would push ahead with the development of a nationwide high-speed fibre optic network, a project that would take four to five years to cover all of Israel.
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"If oil prices stay low, as we expect, the government is likely to push ahead with fresh subsidy cuts and tax hikes, pushing inflation back into positive territory," he said in a research note.
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They weren't enough to sway Hong Kong's leader, Carrie Lam, who said Monday that the government would push ahead with the legislation, which critics say will put activists and human rights defenders in danger.
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The Trump administration wants to push ahead with its Middle East peace initiative, but that challenge has become even harder now that the Palestinians are outraged about President Trump recognizing Jerusalem as Israel's capital.
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The company said it will, however, push ahead with its demerger plans, and that admission of its asset management business, Ninety One, on the London and Johannesburg exchanges will take place on March 16.
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While the interview was intended to signal that Cohn had no plans to leave the White House and planned to push ahead with his signature project, tax reform, sources said the comments upset Trump.
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Tens of thousands of demonstrators stormed main roads next to government office, protesting local officials' efforts to push ahead with a legislation that would allow people to be sent to mainland China for trial.
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The world's biggest start-ups will probably push ahead with initial public offerings next year despite markets that have been in free-fall lately, according to J.P. Morgan's global chairman of investment banking Jennifer Nason.
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In an interview published on Friday by newspaper Estado de Sao Paulo, one of the candidate's top economic advisers said Bolsonaro would push ahead with privatizing state power firm Centrais Eletricas Brasileiras SA, or Eletrobras.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - As the Senate's top Republican mulls whether to push ahead on a criminal justice reform package, the bill's advocates say its power to cut crime is on display in his own back yard.
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The bank's decision to push ahead with paying big bonuses, despite heavy losses, has tested relations with German politicians and the public, many of whom deeply disapprove of high pay and Anglo-Saxon style capitalism.
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The company continues to push ahead with plans to construct its own in-house fulfillment and delivery network in Brazil, tasks that currently are handled by the vendors whose merchandise it sells on its site.
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Rousseff's supporters have argued that the new government does not have a democratic mandate to push ahead with liberal economic reforms, as it is unelected and Temer took power only because of the impeachment process.
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"What risks the gains in the gold market this year reversing is the Fed starting to push ahead with rate hikes, but I don't see them hiking before September," Danske Bank analyst Jens Pedersen said.
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Several countries vowed to push ahead on efforts to fight climate change this week even as they expressed dismay at U.S. President Donald Trump's intensification of his effort to reverse President Obama's climate change measures.
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FUKUOKA, Japan, June 8 (Reuters) - Group of 20 finance ministers agreed to push ahead on compiling common rules that will close loopholes that global technology giants like Facebook use to reduce their corporate tax burden.
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Lawmakers are also unhappy with the Trump administration's decision in May to push ahead with more than $8 billion in military sales, sidestepping the congressional review process by declaring an "emergency" over tensions with Iran.
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Selling by foreign investors could continue until the government sets an election date and commits itself to push ahead with investment projects to rebuild overseas players' confidence, said Prakit Sirivattanaket, vice-president of Kasikorn Securities.
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Kuwait's ruler, Sheikh Sabah al-Ahmad al-Jaber al-Sabah, expressed "bitterness" on Tuesday over what he described as an unprecedented rift in the Gulf, but said he intended to push ahead with mediation efforts.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Rising global populism and pressure to reduce U.S. environmental regulation are among the issues to watch in 2017 as efforts to address climate change push ahead, a sustainability expert said Wednesday.
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VIENNA, April 4 (Reuters) - As carmakers push ahead with self-driving vehicles, an Austrian aerospace company and its Chinese partner showed off their pilot-less "flying taxi" for the first time in Europe on Thursday.
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Until earlier Tuesday, AT&T was on course to acquire Straight Path Communications for $1.6 billion as the telecommunication company's latest push ahead of a 5G rollout, the next generation of high-speed wireless services.
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JAKARTA, Nov 8 (Reuters) - The Indonesian government will push ahead and ratify a trade deal with Pakistan to protect $1.5 billion in annual palm oil exports to the South Asia nation, a cabinet minister said.
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At its seventh Communist Party congress next week, Cuba's leadership is expected to push ahead with economic reforms outlined in 2011, although the tight-lipped party has given little sign of what will be discussed.
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House GOP leaders will push ahead with a vote Wednesday on their compromise immigration bill, making one last effort to pass the measure even as key lawmakers express pessimism they have any shot of success.
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Parliament's budget committee said last May that Kuwait would not implement a value-added tax before 2021, but would push ahead this year with excise taxes on selected products, such as tobacco and sugary drinks.
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Johnson's decision to push ahead with suspending Parliament is therefore the clearest signal yet that he intends to follow through on his promise to leave the EU on October 31 with or without a deal.
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Bankers said it makes sense to push ahead despite signs of weakness as bank stocks tanked in the wake of Europe's stress test results, with the dearth of supply in all asset classes proving supportive.
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Officials said they are prepared to push ahead with the contentious new rule, which will require truck drivers to use electronic logging devices instead of paper logs to track their driving hours starting Dec. 18.
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The frequently changing conditions mean that there is often only a small window of time for climbing, so on Wednesday more groups than usual chose to push ahead rather than wait and risk harsh weather.
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The administration has been encouraging work requirements for a variety of federal support programs, from food stamps to housing subsidies, and because Congress has balked, administration officials have turned to state governments to push ahead.
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Russia has been the main gas supplier for Greece and Putin said his country has always counted on its deep ties with Athens to push ahead with its plans to boost its gas supplies Europe.
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The funds will help Adidas push ahead in the race against U.S. rival Nike and capitalize on key geographies, but it will also be crucial to the firm's online business, which has enjoyed significant demand.
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N183 could double in five years if authorities can push ahead with corporate governance reforms but the country has still long way to go, the head of Hong Kong-based hedge fund Oasis Management said.
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UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has pledged to push ahead with a tax on large online companies, despite US President Donald Trump threatening to impose tariffs on French goods after France implemented a similar tax.
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Chen also added that policy makers in the world's second largest economy would push ahead with efforts to make yuan-denominated assets more attractive to investors outside China and focus on opening its financial sector.
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After taking party in peaceful demonstration, Puigdemont expressed his rejection of Madrid's move, but stopped short of saying he would make good his threat to push ahead with the independence bid before direct rule takes effect.
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KHARTOUM, May 27 (Reuters) - Sudan's alliance of opposition and protest groups said on Monday that it will push ahead with a general two-day strike starting on Tuesday after talks with the ruling military council collapsed.
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Prime Minister Edouard Philippe said the government would push ahead with the whole plan, to be completed around 2030, but would prioritize some lines over others, which will result in delays of three to four years.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - Egyptian troops and security forces have killed at least 52 suspected militants in recent days, the army said in a statement on Sunday, as authorities push ahead with an operation to crush Islamic State.
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Freeport McMoRan Inc has said it is confident the government will not push ahead with the 2017 rule, which would prevent the U.S.-based company from exporting copper concentrate from its giant Grasberg mine in Papua.
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Republicans are privately worried about the risk unleashed by an explosive allegation of a teenage sexual assault by Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, but still hope to push ahead to a final confirmation vote next week.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazil's right-wing president, Jair Bolsonaro, plans to push ahead with the appointment of his son Eduardo for ambassador to the United States despite accusations of nepotism and mounting resistance in his country's Congress.
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Delegates from the SPD vote on Sunday on whether their leaders should push ahead with negotiations on renewing an alliance with the conservatives that has ruled Germany since 2013 after striking a preliminary deal last week.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - As the U.S. Senate's top Republican mulls whether to push ahead on a criminal justice reform package, the bill's advocates say its power to cut crime is on display in his own back yard.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Total is determined to push ahead with its plans to drill for oil in the Amazon basin, it said on Friday as Greenpeace activists interrupted its annual general meeting in protest at the project.
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The opinion, signed by President Mario Draghi, asked the government to consult with the Bank of Italy if it planned to push ahead with the legislation, in order that the central bank's independence be "fully respected".
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U.S. President Donald Trump's determination to push ahead with sanctions on Tehran that also target foreign companies doing business with Iran has opened another battle front in addition to a much broader dispute over trade tariffs.
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Freeport, Indonesia's largest copper miner and an important source of government revenue, has said it is confident the government will not push ahead with the 2017 deadline, as the move could harm Southeast Asia's biggest economy.
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The central bank had been expected to push ahead with monetary tightening this year but has faced pressure from President Donald Trump to not keep on hiking rates which he said would damage the U.S. economy.
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The United States said on Tuesday that it would push ahead with imposing tariffs on $50 billion of imports from China and will use it unless Beijing addresses the issue of theft of American intellectual property.
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Whatever the White House's efforts to push ahead with policy plans, there will be a spotlight on testimony by James Comey, the FBI director fired by Trump last month, to the Senate Intelligence Committee on Thursday.
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In his speech, Xi said China will push ahead with market-oriented reforms of its foreign exchange rate as well as its financial system, letting the market play a decisive role in the allocation of resources.
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Seoul said on Monday it would push ahead with its plans for reunions of family members separated by the 1950-53 Korean War in order to sustain the dialogue prompted by the North Korean delegation's visit.
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BARCELONA, Spain — Hundreds of thousands of pro-independence Catalans took over downtown Barcelona and four other cities on Sunday to urge their politicians to push ahead with plans to break away from the rest of Spain.
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Both would deliver trade wins for President Trump and his more moderate advisers, while also letting President Xi Jinping of China push ahead with his ambitious industrial plan to build national champions in cutting-edge technologies.
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They even suggested that it could prove counterproductive by forcing the gun lobby to dig in its heels and by making Republican leaders unwilling to push ahead given the possibility of glaring divisions with Mr. Trump.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Securities house Euroclear said on Wednesday it would push ahead with building a pilot blockchain-based platform for issuing and settling commercial paper transactions used by companies to grease the wheels of the economy.
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Neither the retirement issue nor the squabble over the deduction for state and local taxes was resolved on Thursday, but party leaders vowed to push ahead at an even faster pace than they had previously outlined.
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Still, there is a growing contingent of House conservatives who would rather push ahead with their own plan, which has attracted support from both the moderate and conservative wings of the 239-member House Republican Conference.
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Senegal authorized the West African country's first oil development on Thursday, galvanizing partners in the project who are eager to push ahead even as they await the outcome of arbitration over a dispute with Far Ltd.
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But lawmakers on Capitol Hill who spoke to The Hill insisted they would not be rattled and would push ahead with a tough approach to Chinese technology, even at the risk of blowback for American firms.
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The paper said the group would push ahead with plans to bring in outside investors in the various unit, with Aeroporti di Roma next in line once the sale of a stake in Telepass is completed.
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"We will be sure to put public safety first and communicate with people as we push ahead with spent fuel-related policies to carry out the plan smoothly," Prime Minister Hwang Kyo-ahn said in the statement.
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FRANKFURT, Sept 29 (Reuters) - The head of banking lobby group ICMA said on Thursday that Europe must bring Britain into its plans to push ahead with its capital markets union project or it will be "substantially diminished".
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But it would allow Apple to untether itself from Intel, which has been slow in recent years to push ahead with processor advancements, and achieve an even tighter integration of the hardware and software within its devices.
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Duterte also has not been afraid to upset the Roman Catholic Church in a nation where more than 80% of the people identify as Catholic, vowing to push ahead with birth control methods the Vatican frowns upon.
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Lockheed Martin said this week it wanted to push ahead with plans to move production of its F-16 combat jets to India, but understood Trump's administration might want to take a "fresh look" at the proposal.
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If the government decided to push ahead with wider powers to seize land without payment, it could see local and international investors lose out on land earmarked or already used for mining, farming and other commercial activities.
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Brendan Whitworth, the head of sales for U.S. arm Anheuser-Busch, told Reuters the company would retain its big, national campaigns but also push ahead with its new strategy of tailoring brand marketing to individual American cities.
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Supporters of the resolutions are unhappy with the Trump administration's decision in May to push ahead with more than $8 billion in military sales, sidestepping the congressional review process by declaring an "emergency" over tensions with Iran.
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China's central bank chief said on Sunday that lending rates for small firms were still relatively elevated due to high risk premiums and that the country will push ahead with interest rate reforms to resolve the issue.
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But achieving the goal is still possible without such risky technologies, if governments have the political will to push ahead with much faster emissions cuts, said Harjeet Singh, a climate policy advisor for aid agency ActionAid International.
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In a statement, Shaked's office said she planned to push ahead with regular meetings of the committee - whether the justices turn up or not - and intends to publish a list of candidates for Supreme Court membership soon.
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France's president said on Wednesday he would not push ahead with plans to change the constitution, including a clause allowing convicted terrorists to be stripped of their French nationality, after parliament failed to agree on the measure.
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The Trump administration has said it is eager to push ahead with housing finance reform and industry analysts and insiders had expected a Treasury-led proposal for removing them from conservatorship to be published by this month.
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Ultimately, the show made the decision to push ahead and build its sixth and final season around co-star Robin Wright, who plays the devious Claire Underwood, the Lady Macbeth behind Spacey's political power-monger Frank Underwood.
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It was most clearly an attack on the idea of a "multi-speed" Europe: the originally British plan, where some countries would push ahead with political union, while an outer ring would limit themselves to economic integration.
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Kwame: In the promotional push ahead of the movie, Marvel did its best to acknowledge the more problematic aspects of the Doctor Strange mythos, while also acknowledging the problematic casting of Tilda Swinton as the Ancient One.
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Mr. Beshear, the Kentucky Democrat, also asserted himself politically on Wednesday, saying he would push ahead with a transition to power and would soon start naming members to his cabinet and filling other roles in his administration.
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The carmaker said British-born Manley, who also takes responsibility for the North America region, will push ahead with the mid-term strategy outlined last month by Marchionne, who had been due to step down next April.
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The approval suggests that Trump administration health officials are determined to push ahead on a key priority for conservatives, despite criticism from Democrats and experts who warn of people losing coverage as a result of work requirements.
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The Golden State wants to push ahead with rules to improve average fleet fuel economy to some 47 miles per gallon, whereas the administration of President Donald Trump wants to reduce average fuel efficiency to 37 mpg.
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While PLN still expects its PME consumption to more than double to 500,000 kl this year, growth will be less than it would have been if the utility was willing to push ahead with using B30 fuel.
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WeWork's parent company, The We Company, has made last-minute changes, including cutting CEO Adam Neumann's voting rights, and still plans to push ahead with an IPO, with help from SoftBank, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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Scholz, the German finance minister, also said the EU should push ahead with minimum corporate tax rates and effective taxation of digital companies from January 2021 if states fail to reach an international agreement on tax avoidance.
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Abe's visit comes amid heightened regional tension in the South China Sea and fears U.S. President-elect Donald Trump will push ahead with his pledge to kill the trade agreement once he takes office on Jan. 20.
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It said the bloc would be ready to talk about its future relationship with Britain as long as its interests and values were respected, but that Paris would push ahead with preparations for a "no-deal" exit.
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Expectations that the Federal Reserve will push ahead with a third U.S. interest rate hike this year, upbeat U.S. data and talk of a possibly more hawkish successor to Fed Chair Janet Yellen all lifted Treasury yields.
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The vehicle commander, Lt. Muhammad Altimimi, repeatedly pointed out suspicious buildings and the fleeting shadows of Islamic State fighters moving among points of concealment, encouraging the Abrams tank and an armored bulldozer to push ahead of us.
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At day's end, only a few of the senators who will determine Judge Kavanaugh's fate remained undecided, searching for answers where none were readily available, and Republicans vowed to push ahead with a Judiciary Committee vote today.
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But the tech conglomerate's reluctance to pump further funds into WeWork means the startup "may have no choice but to push ahead with the IPO at a much lower than anticipated valuation," one of the sources said.
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Other environmental issues have also roiled the nation's politics, including a mining giant's recent announcement that it will push ahead with a huge coal project and a political scandal, known as "watergate," relating to costly water licenses.
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By doing so, it's a signal that the company plans to do a significant marketing push ahead of the app's release, likely in hopes of achieving a higher number of day-one downloads than it would otherwise.
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Mr. Trump's aides said he also planned to push ahead with his trade campaign against China — freed up by his conclusion that China's president, Xi Jinping, had fallen short in pressuring North Korea to curb its behavior.
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The two allies also agreed to push ahead with their plan to deploy an advanced American missile defense system known as Thaad in South Korea by the end of the year, despite a strong protest from China.
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California's clean-air agency voted on Friday to push ahead with stricter emissions standards for cars and trucks, setting up a potential legal battle with the Trump administration over the state's plan to reduce planet-warming gases.
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ISE-SHIMA, Japan (Reuters) - Leaders from the Group of Seven industrial powers agreed on Thursday the global economy is facing big risks, and host Japan will push ahead with its growth agenda, said Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.
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PARIS, March 17 (Reuters) - Unions at French state-controlled utility EDF withdrew from a works council in protest over France's decision to push ahead with a 18 billion pound ($25.7 billion) UK nuclear reactor project at Hinkley Point.
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LONDON, Oct 25 (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Boris Johnson will push ahead with plans to leave the European Union and with the government's domestic agenda if lawmakers fail to back a snap election, his spokesman said on Friday.
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Another Democrat on the committee, David Cicilline, warned that if McGahn stays away on Tuesday, lawmakers might need to push ahead with an impeachment inquiry against Trump in order to compel his administration to produce witnesses and documents.
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CALGARY, Alberta (Reuters) - TransCanada Corp should push ahead with an $8 billion Keystone XL pipeline expansion after the state of Nebraska on Monday approved a route that would raise the cost of the controversial project, some shareholders said.
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The leaders were set to meet in the afternoon on the sidelines of the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit in Vietnam to discuss how to push ahead with TPP, after the United States pulled out this year.
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It's not clear why Microsoft didn't push ahead with its ARM plans for Surface Go, but in my own experience the latest Snapdragon chips simply don't have the performance and compatibility to match Intel on laptops just yet.
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U.S. President Donald Trump announced the tariffs in March but later suspended them until June 1 to give the United States, Mexico and Canada time to push ahead with negotiations to rework the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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China's central bank governor last month pointed out lending rates for small firms were still relatively elevated because of concerns they are higher risks, and said policymakers will push ahead with interest rate reforms to resolve the issue.
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On February 25th the State-Owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission, which oversees big firms owned by the central government, and several other official bodies said they would soon push ahead with various trial reforms of state enterprises.
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Warrior planet Mars enters social Gemini today, Virgo, lighting up the sector of your chart that rules your career and making this a very effective time for you to negotiate with bosses and push ahead with your goals.
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Twenty One Toys founder Ilana Ben-Ari, one of the first to get SheEO funding in 2015, said it changed her business, enabling her to push ahead with production and hire staff to help with a stressful workload.
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Past attempts have stumbled due to strains within the six-nation Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) but U.S. and Gulf officials say the time has come to push ahead as Arab nations start to mount more joint military missions.
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OTTAWA, June 1 (Reuters) - Canada is "deeply disappointed" by U.S. President Donald Trump's decision to withdraw from the Paris climate accord, but will push ahead with measures to fight global warming, Environment Minister Catherine McKenna said on Thursday.
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NEW YORK, June 20453 (IFR) - A number of LatAm issuers are expected to push ahead with bond offerings next week as they seek to benefit from benign conditions ahead of the Fed meeting and the UK's EU referendum.
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Some Swiss officials had hoped that an EU deal struck last week with Britain, which is also seeking to limit migration via benefit restrictions, might allow Berne and Brussels to push ahead with resolving the related Swiss issue.
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Despite the warnings of critics like Mr. Dean, city officials seem determined to push ahead with a network that they say will provide valuable benefits, to people much like Jose Soto, a 35-year-old Washington Heights resident.
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The Sierra Club, which is headquartered in California, said it would push ahead with its Beyond Coal campaign, which has led to the retirement of hundreds of coal plants since it was launched more than a decade ago.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Swiss private bank Julius Baer does not expect to keep pace with last year's bumper growth in 22013 and will push ahead with hiring more client managers and looking for deals under its new chief executive.
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While Noble has been working to sell part of the group or its assets to push ahead with its transformation and restructuring, Fitch warned that it does not expect a meaningful recovery of Noble's profit generation in 2017.
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Lam's decision to push ahead despite such strong opposition is "nothing short of a dictator's act," said Joseph Wong, a former civil service secretary who also called on an independent council to investigate the police's use of force.
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President Donald Trump has struck a trade deal with Mexico and threatened to push ahead without Canada, a move that would kill NAFTA, which covers $1.2 trillion in trade between the three countries, and further spook financial markets.
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Los Angeles Pride is also meeting with city authorities on March 24 to decide if it will push ahead with its 50th anniversary celebrations in May and June, its executive director Madonna Cacciatore said in an EPOA webinar.
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Congress reacts: But lawmakers on Capitol Hill who spoke to The Hill insisted they would not be rattled and would push ahead with a tough approach to Chinese technology, even at the risk of blowback for American firms.
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It's the best partner to team up with to push ahead with our bold development plans, and we'll be able to share a leading group's expertise in serving upscale customers and extract synergies with their various business lines.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China will push ahead with the development of China's hydrogen energy and fuel cell vehicle industry, a government official said on Tuesday, as part of wider efforts to promote green energy in the world's largest auto market.
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Manley, who also takes responsibility for the North America region, will push ahead with the strategy outlined by Marchionne in June to ramp up sport utility vehicles and invest 9 billion euros ($10.6 billion) in electric and hybrid cars.
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Trump's former personal lawyer, Michael Cohen, last week pleaded guilty to lying to two congressional committees about a proposed Trump Organization skyscraper in Moscow, including efforts to push ahead with the project even as Trump was running for president.
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The U.S. dollar rose to its highest level in almost two weeks against its major rivals on Tuesday, after President Donald Trump said that he would push ahead with tariffs on Chinese goods, fuelling concern about world trade tensions.
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ZURICH, Feb 14 (Reuters) - Credit Suisse will push ahead with plans for an initial public offering of its Swiss business but is also open to alternative options to boost its balance sheet, Chief Executive Tidjane Thiam said on Tuesday.
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U.S. farmers said they would push ahead with plantings planned before U.S.-China trade tensions eased and, now that the two countries have resumed talks, take a wait-and-see approach to Trump's promises for more sales to China.
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China's central bank chief said on Sunday that lending rates for small firms were still relatively elevated due to high risk premiums and that the country will push ahead with interest rate reforms interest rates to resolve the issue.
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The White House has been pressuring House Republicans to push ahead with legislation to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act, commonly called Obamacare, after a first effort failed in March in a major setback for the Trump administration.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - The Syrian opposition said on Thursday it believed a basis had now been set for "substantive" peace talks when the warring parties meet again in April, including to push ahead on the divisive issue of political transition.
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Washington (CNN)Vice President Mike Pence will speak with House lawmakers for the second time in 24 hours as Republicans continue to push ahead with efforts to build consensus and finally make good on their promise to repeal Obamacare.
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"We suspect the Trump team will push ahead with these policies (which will elicit reciprocal tariffs from China and the EU) until U.S. equities start to crumble and polls move against Trump," wrote ING strategists in a research note.
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Chantilly (Reuters) - G7 finance ministers agreed to address the tax challenges raised by the digital economy and push ahead with plans for a minimum corporate tax level, a draft of the chair's summary seen by Reuters said on Thursday.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Donald Trump's U.S. election victory and the ensuing market volatility should encourage Brazilian policymakers to push ahead with ambitious economic reforms that help cushion the country from global turmoil, business executives and bankers said on Tuesday.
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The way the lips pull back with reticence and then push ahead to carefully remove the bud cleverly mixes the banal and the sublime, just as romance brings on a similar mix of highs and lows one can't forget.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's ruling coalition and pro-constitutional revision allies were certain to lose the two-thirds upper house majority needed to push ahead with Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's proposal to revise the pacifist constitution, public broadcaster NHK said.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - South Africa will push ahead with its nuclear expansion plan but will now do so at a slower pace, as weak economic growth means there is less demand for power, Energy Minister David Mahlobo said on Thursday.
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"The future in terms of the beverage industry in some parts of the world – yes, there'll be less added sugar, and yes, we think we need to push ahead with the smaller packages and reformulations and innovations," Quincey said.
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He said having its own satellite would help Ethiopia build technical skills - and could aid efforts to deal with climate change threats and push ahead the country's goal of becoming a carbon neutral, largely middle class nation by 2050.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazil's President Michel Temer urged lawmakers on Wednesday to push ahead with business as usual, a day after a Supreme Court justice ordered corruption probes into 98 politicians, including leading legislators and a third of his cabinet.
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The recent formation of a new alliance board led by Renault Chairman Jean-Dominique Senard has led to an increase in confidence that the two parties can now push ahead with the merger plans, according to the FT report.
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But there is a slower path to destruction: a world where international agreements are scorned, so the great powers push ahead with deadlier weapons while the smaller nations also acquire nuclear weapons since there is no reward for restraint.
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Many nations vowed to push ahead despite Trump with the sweeping plan to phase out net global greenhouse gas emissions between 2050 and 2100 by shifting from coal and oil to cleaner energies such as wind or solar power.
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Bigger picture: The approval suggests that Trump administration health officials are determined to push ahead on a key priority for conservatives, despite criticism from Democrats and experts who warn of people losing coverage as a result of work requirements.
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Cryan's decision to push ahead with paying big bonuses, despite Deutsche Bank reporting heavy losses in 2017, is testing relations with German politicians and the public, many of whom deeply disapprove of high pay and Anglo-Saxon style capitalism.
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"We hope that by the end of the year we will have clarity from Brussels," Altmaier said, adding that the industry's growing interest in the scheme showed Berlin was right to push ahead with its new industrial policy plan.
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DOHA (Reuters) - State energy giant Qatar Petroleum will push ahead with its production expansion and foreign asset acquisition strategy to be on par with oil majors, despite a regional political and economic embargo on Doha, its chief executive said.
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SEOUL, South Korea — On his first mission to reassure an important American ally, Defense Secretary Jim Mattis met on Thursday with top South Korean officials, who agreed to push ahead with the deployment of a new missile defense system.
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BOSTON (Reuters) - Federal Reserve Vice Chair Randal Quarles said Tuesday the Fed will continue to give banks more information about its annual stress tests, and will push ahead with a plan to create a simpler capital buffer for banks.
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DANANG, Vietnam (Reuters) - Countries in the Trans Pacific Partnership (TPP) have reached an agreement to push ahead with the trade pact without the United States, by suspending some provisions from the original deal, Vietnamese and Japanese officials said on Saturday.
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Tuesday afternoon: The aftermath As senior Republicans do their best to push ahead and leave this episode behind, Goodlatte blamed "gross misrepresentation by opponents of my amendment, and the media willing to go along with this agenda" for scuttling his efforts.
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The dollar rose, bolstered by gains in the U.S. stock market and a rebound in oil prices, suggesting that the Federal Reserve will not be as constrained to push ahead with its plan to raise interest rates several times this year.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump's physician Ronny Jackson will push ahead as the nominee to lead the Veterans Affairs department after allegations about his conduct stalled his Senate hearing for the job, a White House official said on Tuesday.
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ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - Pakistani Prime Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi on Monday said his government will push ahead with plans to seize control of charities run by an Islamist designated a terrorist by Washington, and warned the United States not to weaken Pakistan.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's top coal-producing province Shanxi called on local authorities to ensure natural gas supplies during winter and not to "blindly" push ahead with the central government's coal-to-gas policy, state-owned news agency Xinhua reported on Monday.
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He said New York state is "stronger than it has been in decades" and that he would push ahead with major infrastructure projects, try to lure businesses to New York from overseas and invest $650 million in life sciences research.
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The two men agreed on creating a coordination mechanism among world powers to push ahead with finding a political solution in Syria, and that the focus should be on a new constitution and setting up elections that would include all Syrians.
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A stroke in front of Simpson after the third round, Finau bogeyed the par-four eighth hole to fall behind Simpson but he made back to back birdies at the 12th and 13th holes to push ahead before Simpson's late comeback.
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But Trump must push ahead with his agenda, and not feel cowed by those who lost the election, worked against him during the election, and — most importantly — showed they don't have a clue what so many American voters really want.
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There are some that are advocating that they push ahead much like they've done with Apple: go to court and attempt to force the company to provide them with access to the information, while others are looking to hold off.
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This week, Cabinet member Gary Cohn resigned over Trump's push for new tariffs, and 107 Republican lawmakers sent Trump a letter urging him to reconsider the idea (though they asked him to focus on China if he were to push ahead).
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Kim also warned he would push ahead with "mass producing" nuclear warheads in defiance of U.N. sanctions and warned that the entire United States was in range of North Korean nuclear missiles and a nuclear button was always on his desk.
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One prominent Maduro opponent, Voluntad Popular (Popular Will), declined to attend, saying that the government has "not improved the conditions to start a true dialogue," and will push ahead with its plan to start an impeachment trial for the embattled president.
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While at USC, when other notable black athletes stood up for civil rights in 1968, Simpson demurred, saying in interviews that it was more important to push ahead with his own goals—that same year he won the Heisman Trophy.
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Gold prices have steadied after posting their biggest quarterly rise in nearly 30 years in the three months to the end of March on reduced expectations that the U.S. Federal Reserve will push ahead with several rate rises this year.
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Chantilly, July 18 (Reuters) - G7 finance ministers agreed to address the tax challenges raised by the digital economy and push ahead with plans for a minimum corporate tax level, a draft of the chair's summary seen by Reuters said on Thursday.
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MANILA (Reuters) - The Philippines police will push ahead with the purchase of 26,000 assault rifles from a U.S. supplier, the police chief said on Monday, following an about-face by President Rodrigo Duterte, who previously said the deal would be scrapped.
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"If he gets more votes than 40 percent, it will probably mean that he will have a stronger mandate and he will have a greater confidence to push ahead with the policies that he has been talking about," Kim said.
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Former White House chief strategist Steve Bannon had already been trying to recruit a populist primary challenger to Corker, and he will likely push ahead in this effort as he seeks to reshape the congressional GOP in his preferred image.
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At the same time, he stressed that his country would push ahead with "mass producing" nuclear warheads in defiance of U.N. sanctions and that he had a nuclear button on his desk capable of launching missiles at the United States.
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Britain's financial industry, which accounts for about 10 percent of the economy, is now expected to push ahead with plans to relocate parts of businesses elsewhere in the EU so they can continue to sell their services across the bloc.
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German yields hit six-week highs on Wednesday, as hopes that U.S. President Donald Trump will push ahead with fiscal spending reignited reinflation bets and an ECB official said the central bank may start planning an exit from its stimulus programme.
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Chahed earlier said his government needed consensus backing to push ahead with reforms by 2020 that he hopes will revive Tunisia's economy, which has been hit by unrest after the 2011 revolt and by militant attacks on the tourism industry.
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Gold prices have steadied after posting their biggest quarterly rise in nearly 30 years in the first quarter, driven by a reining in of expectations that the U.S. Federal Reserve will push ahead with several interest rate increases this year.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Air China Ltd has received the green light from Beijing to push ahead with mixed-ownership reform of its air freight logistics business, the firm said late on Friday, signaling a potential shake-up of China's cargo carrier market.
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For the second time in less than a week, Michel Barnier has signalled his desire to push ahead with Brexit negotiations, less than seven months before the United Kingdom is slated to leave the European Union on March 29, 2019.
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NEW YORK/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - An architect of anti-immigration efforts who says he is advising President-elect Donald Trump said the new administration could push ahead rapidly on construction of a U.S.-Mexico border wall without seeking immediate congressional approval.
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If his logic is driven by his ego, he'll push ahead, get in the room with Kim where he believes, mano a mano, he will make Kim square the denuclearization circle, delivering, against worsening odds, a first for a US president.
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Iran will hold a presidential election on May 19, but Rouhani, a moderate who is eligible to seek a second four-year term, has stopped short of saying he would run to push ahead with reforms resisted by powerful hardliners.
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The cash-strapped power utility, which generates more than 90 percent of the country's power, is desperate to end the work stoppages and push ahead with a turnaround plan that is centrepiece of President Cyril Ramaphosa's pledge to reform the economy.
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Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam said she would push ahead with the bill despite deep concerns across vast swaths of the Asian financial hub that triggered its biggest political demonstration since its handover from British to Chinese rule in 1997.
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Venezuela's unpopular President Nicolas Maduro earlier on Tuesday vowed to push ahead with a new Congress to rewrite the Constitution, despite dissent within his own ranks and major protests in the OPEC nation convulsed by nearly two months of unrest.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn would push ahead with Brexit and seek to renegotiate the terms if he won a snap election next year, he said on Saturday, in a blow to party supporters who want a second referendum.
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China will push ahead with reforms in its interest rates to help resolve the risk premium problem, People's Bank of China (PBOC) Governor Yi Gang said at a press conference on the sidelines of the country's annual meeting of parliament.
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In testimony before the Senate Committee on Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs, Mnuchin is expected to say that the Trump administration wants to reduce regulations on community banks and push ahead with overhauling mortgage lenders Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
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The company's plans to turn around its struggling core business are set to dominate its earnings report, with investors keen to see if CEO Marissa Mayer will push ahead with a proposed spin-off or entertain calls for a complete sale.
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More recently an ethics scandal within President Michel Temer's cabinet has raised fears he could lose support in Congress to push ahead austerity reforms key to allow the central bank to keep lowering some of the world's highest interest rates.
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PHNOM PENH (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Cambodia will push ahead with plans to use hydropower and coal to electrify the entire country by 2020, but solar energy will play some role, especially in remote areas, an energy ministry official said on Wednesday.
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LIBERALS TELL TREASURY TO PUSH AHEAD ON TAX RULES: Members and supporters of the liberal organizations Americans for Tax Fairness (ATF) and Daily Kos submitted almost 60,000 comments to the Treasury Department in favor of rules to curb offshore tax deals.
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The absence since September of an active government under Merkel in the EU's most powerful state has been uncomfortable for Brussels as it seeks to push ahead with deeper integration while Britain, long the most hesitant big member, quits the bloc.
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Yet G.O.P. leaders are determined to push ahead, fearing that their decade-long dominance in the Midwest is coming to an end as newly elected Democrats and the prospect of more competitive districts threaten to shift the balance of power.
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The so-called grand coalition between Ms. Merkel's Christian Democrats and the Social Democrats, which governed from 2013 until the recent elections, was bogged down with so many competing interests that it was unable to push ahead on energy policy.
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At a March meeting of the CARB board — where she and her fellow board members resolved to push ahead with stricter emissions rules for cars and trucks, with or without the federal government — she stared down the auto industry representatives present.
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In her last public remarks before the Fed meets to set policy, Yellen did not attempt to make a spirited defense of the economy that one would expect if the central bank wanted to push ahead with a rate hike.
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However, with preliminary bids due to be presented to the International Olympic Committee (IOC) next month, the northern regions of Lombardy and Veneto said they planned to push ahead with a Milan-Cortina project and leave Turin out in the cold.
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Transport for London (TfL), the public body in charge of the Tube, said the award of the contract would allow Siemens Mobility Limited to push ahead with its plan to build a new factory in Goole, east Yorkshire, in northern England.
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Russia said earlier on Monday that its air force was helping the Syrian army push ahead with an offensive on the Euphrates city of Deir al-Zor, where Islamic State has besieged 93,000 civilians and an army garrison for years.
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The stakes are high for all factions, since the outcome may well determine whether Rouhani has a mandate to push ahead with long-promised political, social and economic reforms, as well as influencing his chances of re-election in 218.
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PARIS (Reuters) - France said on Tuesday that it was encouraging the Lebanese government to push ahead with the necessary reforms to restore the economy and that it remained committed to putting into action decisions made at a donor's conference last year.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell told colleagues on Tuesday he has the votes to push ahead with rules for an impeachment of trial of President Donald Trump that would postpone any decision on potential witnesses, CNN reported.
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But the administration has promised its center-right backers, whose support it also needs, to push ahead with privatization as part of their so-called January Agreement that ended months of deadlock in forming a government after inconclusive 2018 elections.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Iran will hold its next presidential election in May 2017, state news agencies said on Wednesday, a vote in which moderate President Hassan Rouhani may seek a second term to push ahead with reforms resisted by powerful hardliners.
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A day earlier, he met with officials in South Korea, above, who agreed to push ahead with the deployment of a new missile defense system, known by the acronym Thaad, that is designed to intercept North Korea's medium-range missiles.
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The decision to push ahead with a so-called prime-boost vaccine in a trial involving thousands of patients in Africa comes after promising data presented in Paris on Monday, showing the two-component shot generated a good immune response.
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Democrats could well push ahead with trying to hold Lewandowski in contempt, and try to get a court order forcing his testimony (though it's unclear whether his testimony would be useful enough to them to make that expenditure of resources worthwhile).
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Democrats now have to work quickly to determine how to contest Trump's broadside as they push ahead with an investigation into whether the president abused his power in pressuring Ukraine to intervene in the 2020 election and investigate Joe Biden.
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BOSTON, July 9 (Reuters) - Federal Reserve Vice Chair Randal Quarles said Tuesday the Fed will continue to give banks more information about its annual stress tests, and will push ahead with a plan to create a simpler capital buffer for banks.
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"It makes no sense for our federal government to push ahead with imposing a national carbon tax when our biggest trading partner—and our biggest competitor for investment and jobs—is not going to have one," Wall said, according to the National Post.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said Thursday at the Congressional GOP retreat in Philadelphia that they would push ahead with legislation to fund Trump's wall, which they estimated would carry a $12 billion to $15 billion price tag.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - U.S. farmers said they would push ahead with plantings planned before U.S.-China trade tensions eased and, now that the two countries have resumed talks, take a wait-and-see approach to President Donald Trump's promises for more sales to China.
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KHARTOUM (Reuters) - Sudan's alliance of opposition and protest groups said on Monday that it would push ahead with a general two-day strike starting on Tuesday, in an escalation of tensions with the ruling transitional military council over the move to democracy.
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After she said earlier this week that Britain would be leaving the EU single market, banks are expected to push ahead with plans to relocate parts of businesses elsewhere in the EU so they can continue to sell their services across the bloc.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The breakup of Royal Dutch Shell's and Saudi Aramco's giant U.S. refining joint venture draws a line under an often rocky relationship and allows Aramco to accelerate an ambitious public offering and Shell to push ahead with a large asset sale.
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"We don't look at it as a political issue … We look at whatever the U.S. has to say, and we weigh it toward the overall challenges of energy," the minister said, pointing to California's push ahead in renewables as a positive example.
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Surely the rational course, then, would be to offer a better deal to all EU states, not just to Britain -- that is, to allow any member state a market-only option, leaving the federally-minded countries to push ahead on their own.
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The dollar rose on Thursday, bolstered by gains in the U.S. stock market and a rebound in oil prices, suggesting that the Federal Reserve will not be as constrained to push ahead with its plan to raise interest rates several times this year.
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These kinds of AI/ML capabilities were something Magento had long been thinking about, Magento's former CEO and new Adobe SVP fo Commerce Mark Lavelle told me, but it took the acquisition by Adobe to really be able to push ahead with this.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - A University of Chicago-trained economist named on Monday to head Brazil's Petrobras will not privatize the state-run company, but wants to push ahead with selling non-core assets and to focus on oil exploration and production.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French oil and gas major Total will try to push ahead with its Iran gas project if the United States decides to impose unilateral sanctions on Teheran after President Donald Trump said he will not certify the landmark Iran nuclear deal.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's Prime Minister Theresa May will push ahead with plans to fix into law the time and date of the country's European Union exit for March 2019, her spokesman said on Friday, despite opposition from some members of her party.
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Investors and creditors believe Serbia needs to push ahead with reforms to reduce the budget deficit, cut debt and downsize the bloated public sector, including the planned sale of the Smederevo steel mill to Chinese Hebei Iron & Steel Group, announced this week.
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The coalition will push ahead in trying to get the maximum number of residents to fill out the census form and make clear that even if one chooses to skip any possible citizenship question, the census bureau will still accept the form.
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Negotiators in Morocco will be trying to push ahead on a few key points, however, looking at immediate actions that could be taken to cut emissions and how emissions reductions could be ratcheted up from existing promises after a 2018 progress review.
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Britain's opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn said on Saturday he would seek to renegotiate the terms but would nevertheless push ahead with Brexit if he were to win a snap election in 2019, in a blow to party supporters who want that second referendum.
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The Fed has indicated it is willing to refine stress tests, but Quarles is expected to push ahead with an overhaul - making the assumptions more generous, giving banks more information on the models, or moving to a less onerous two-year cycle.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Secretary of State Rex Tillerson will give an outline of the United States' strategy to stabilize Syria and push ahead with a political solution when he holds talks with close allies in Paris on Tuesday, Western and Arab diplomats said.
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MILAN (Reuters) - Telecom Italia (TIM) Chief Executive Amos Genish feels he has the full support of the board to push ahead with his three-year strategy plan and proposals put forward by activist fund Elliott are not being discussed, he said on Thursday.
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Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam said she would push ahead with the bill despite deep concerns across vast swaths of the Asian financial hub that on Sunday triggered its biggest political demonstration since its handover from British to Chinese rule in 1997.
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O plans to turn around its struggling core business are set to dominate its earnings report on Tuesday, with investors keen to see if CEO Marissa Mayer will push ahead with a proposed spin-off or entertain calls for a complete sale.
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DENVER, Sept 16 (Reuters) - Gold prices look to have established a new floor at $1,500 per ounce, Kinross Gold Corp's chief executive officer said on Monday, giving the Canadian miner confidence to push ahead with expansion plans at a key West African mine.
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BERLIN, Nov 8 (Reuters) - The economic upswing in Europe is creating a historic window of opportunity for European governments to implement reforms and push ahead with closer political and economic integration, French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire said in Berlin on Wednesday.
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"The appointment of Mr Mahlobo to head up the energy department needs to be seen in the context of the President wanting to push ahead with the proposed nuclear energy program," Jeffrey Schultz and Nic Borain, analysts at BNP Paribas South Africa said.
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State energy giant Qatar Petroleum in May said it will push ahead with its strategy to boost production and acquire foreign assets to be on par with oil majors, despite a regional political and economic embargo on Doha, its chief executive said.
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MILAN, Nov 22 (Reuters) - Italian broadcaster Mediaset said on Friday it had so far reached no accord with major stakeholder Vivendi over plans to create a pan-European holding to drive international growth and reiterated its determination to push ahead with the project.
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He has vowed that the city will resist efforts to deport more immigrants, and he has said the city will push ahead with a commitment to meet or exceed the goals of the Paris climate accord, which Mr. Trump plans to set aside.
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The promise of oil riches has raised the cost of losing political power in Guyana, convincing Mr. Granger to push ahead with the marred electoral process despite mounting international pressure, said Diego Moya-Ocampos, a political risk analyst at IHS Markit in London.
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Even after Mr. Flynn left the White House in February 2017 under scrutiny by the F.B.I. for his communications with Russia, officials on the National Security Council continued to push ahead, repeatedly ignoring advice from the council's ethics counsel, the report said.
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Company bosses also want Britain to negotiate a staggered departure from the EU by the end of this year or they will have to push ahead with plans that assume they will lose all access to the single market after March 2019.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam vowed on Monday to push ahead with amendments to laws allowing suspects to be extradited to mainland China, a day after the city's biggest protest since its handover from British to Chinese rule in 1997.
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MIAMI (Reuters) - Acting U.S. Defense Secretary Patrick Shanahan said on Wednesday he would push ahead with plans to transfer $1 billion to help fund President Donald Trump's wall on the U.S. border with Mexico, even as he acknowledged a likely backlash from Congress.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Union must strengthen its defenses, spend more and be able to act independently of the United States, the bloc's leaders said in a summit statement released early on Friday, pledging to push ahead with a new military cooperation pact.
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These individuals are willing, he told me, to push ahead on a full repeal bill with or without Trump's support, and may actually see the collapse of the AHCA as a benefit, giving them time to carefully build their case with moderates.
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Approval of the nominees would bring the agency tasked with policing and writing rules for Wall Street to full strength and clear the way for SEC Chairman Jay Clayton to push ahead on an agenda of reducing the regulatory burden on public companies.
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The fintech community has been watching closely to see if Joseph Otting, appointed U.S. Comptroller of the Currency in November, would push ahead with a charter to allow fintech firms to do business nationwide that was first announced in 2016 by his predecessor Thomas Curry.
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AMMAN (Reuters) - Jordan's parliament approved a new IMF-backed tax law on Sunday after introducing some changes in a move to push ahead with crucial fiscal reforms to lower record public debt needed to get the economy hit by regional conflict back on track.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The dollar rose on Thursday, bolstered by gains in the U.S. stock market and a rebound in oil, suggesting that the Federal Reserve may not be as constrained to push ahead with its plan to raise interest rates several times this year.
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BANGKOK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - With his election win confirmed on Tuesday, Indonesian President Joko Widodo is set to push ahead with his promise to register all land in the country by 2025, redistribute land to indigenous people and resolve disputes over claims, land experts said.
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Extending the existing window and providing cheaper funding for the country's companies largely hinges on President Michel Temer's ability to push ahead with those reforms and lower the country's risk perception, said Leandro Miranda de Araújo, head of investment banking for Banco Bradesco BBI.
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A Cure for Wellness, Gore Verbinski's new horror film about a young Wall Street executive forced to maintain his sanity at a spooky Swiss wellness spa, is already enjoying a healthy publicity push ahead of its February 17th debut, including its own Super Bowl commercial.
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Both Sachs and Clark said the problem lay not with a lack of solutions to the world's ills - whether using clean energy or getting basic services to those in need - but governments' abdication of responsibility toward citizens, many of whom are trying to push ahead.
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The fintech community has been watching closely to see if Joseph Otting, appointed Comptroller of the Currency in November, would push ahead with a charter to allow fintech firms to do business nationwide that was first announced in 2016 by his predecessor, Thomas Curry.
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The U.S. withdrawal from the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) and policy uncertainties cast by President Donald Trump's protectionist leanings, have spurred Asian countries to push ahead with the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP), Trade and Industry Secretary Ramon Lopez told Reuters late on Tuesday.
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"Dung is seen as being pro-reform and is expected to push ahead with an economic liberalization agenda, as well as continuing the process of building closer political and economic relations with the U.S," explained Rajiv Biswas, Asia-Pacific chief economist at IHS Global Insight.
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For its part, the U.S. Climate Alliance says its members will push ahead with achieving the U.S. goal of cutting emissions by 26 to 28 percent by 2025 compared to 2005 levels, as well as meeting or exceeding the federal Clean Power Plan's targets.
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Prime Minister Sheikh Jaber al-Mubarak al-Sabah, who was reappointed by the emir to head the new government after the election, told parliament he intended to push ahead with plans to diversify the economy beyond oil, which would be presented to the assembly soon.
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Over the opposition of gun rights groups, he also vowed to push ahead with a new federal policy giving the F.B.I. access to more mental health records of some Social Security recipients to better flag people who might be banned from buying a gun.
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Monte dei Paschi could reopen a debt-to-equity swap offer on Thursday if its board on Wednesday opts to push ahead with a do-or-die attempt to raise 5 billion euros ($5.3 billion) this year, two sources familiar with the matter told Reuters.
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The battle represents a real-life manifestation of the ideological debate over whether innovation should push ahead, and make mistakes along the way — or whether government regulation should rule the day for the sake of safety, despite the technological foot-dragging that it causes.
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SAO PAULO, March 16 (Reuters) - U.S. agricultural biotech firm Monsanto Co plans to push ahead with its launch of soy seeds genetically modified to resist dicamba weed killer in Brazil, executives said, despite a pending patent dispute on the previous generation of the technology.
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For many developers, this is the right time to push ahead with testing more privacy solutions, including more advanced advertising blockers; peer-to-peer browsers that decentralize the internet; new encryption techniques; and data unions that let users pool their data and sell it themselves.
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In other news Friday, the FIFA Council agreed to push ahead with plans to expand the World Cup in Qatar to 48 teams, an undertaking fraught with complexity amid an ongoing diplomatic and economic standoff between Qatar and a group of its Gulf neighbors.
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Last week, not only did the United States push ahead with the deployment, but Mr. Trump also said South Korea should pay for Thaad, contradicting an earlier agreement that Washington would pay for the system and Seoul would provide the land and basic infrastructure.
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His appointment follows the administration's decision to nominate Hester Peirce as a Republican commissioner in July and would bring the SEC to full strength and paving the way for Chairman Jay Clayton to push ahead on an agenda of reducing public companies' regulatory burdens.
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Still, as Congress seeks to push ahead with major changes to the health system and the tax code, there has been a growing awareness of how long-established tax subsidies — like the mortgage deduction for homeowners — have contributed to economic inequality in the United States.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Lending to U.S. mid-sized companies is poised to increase in the second half of 353 as lenders report a growing pipeline of M&A deals and expectations for a push ahead of the U.S. election, market participants told Thomson Reuters LPC.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States signaled on Thursday it is set to push ahead on trade talks with Canada and Mexico after agreeing to suspend hostilities over tariffs with Europe in a fragile deal that may clear the way for renewed pressure on China.
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"Those countries ... who push ahead with ambitious, long-term climate policies will be the ones to reap the investment and economic advantages of doing so," said Stephanie Pfeifer, Chief Executive of Institutional Investors' Group on Climate Change, noting the low-carbon transition was already underway.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Senate will push ahead with a vote this week on a healthcare bill to repeal Obamacare, even though it was not yet clear there are enough votes for passage, NBC News reported on Tuesday, citing a comment by the chamber's No. 2 Republican.
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There is no immediate risk of political instability or early elections, analysts say, adding that the government should be able to push ahead with reforms ahead of the European election next spring - seen as a test whether it would be able to carry out its full mandate.
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Although it was originally conceived when Fernandez was president, the 22017 billion-peso ($22009 million) "Metrobus" lane is being paid for by center-right President Mauricio Macri's government and a loan from the World Bank, as part of an infrastructure push ahead of October's legislative election.
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DUBLIN (Reuters) - The head of Europe's Airbus pledged on Friday to push ahead at "full throttle" with plans for a new assembly line in Alabama for Bombardier Inc's CSeries jet, following what he called a "hands down" legal win for Airbus' Canadian partner against Boeing Co .
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China will push ahead with market-oriented reforms of its foreign exchange rate as well as its financial system, and let the market play a decisive role in the allocation of resources, Xi said at the opening of a key, twice-a-decade Communist Party Congress.
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North Korea was likely showing its determination to push ahead in the face of international pressure to rein in its missile program and "to pressure the (South Korean) government to change its policy on the North," South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff spokesman Roh Jae-cheon said.
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The changes follow an announcement by the central bank on Sunday that it would push ahead with implementing President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi's plan to increase bank lending to small and medium-sized companies (SMEs) as part of efforts to boost growth and create private sector jobs.
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Reaction Engines raised 26.5 million pounds ($37.58 million) from investors, including the aerospace groups Boeing Co and Rolls-Royce Holdings Plc, in a bid to push ahead with the development of a new class of hybrid engine that promised to cut down the cost of space launches.
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China turned on its 5G networks ahead of schedule on Friday, as the country looks to push ahead with the next-generation technology amid its protracted trade war with the U.S. 5G promises super-fast data speeds that have the ability to support technologies like driverless cars.
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The Intercept reported Wednesday that the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is looking to push ahead with a plan to phase out animal lab testing, which is raising concerns among some public health and environmental advocates who say the testing is needed to evaluate the toxicity of chemicals.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico will push ahead with more oil auctions through the end of this year even if the leftist presidential front-runner and sharp critic of the energy opening were to win the July race, Energy Minister Pedro Joaquin Coldwell said in an interview.
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China In his New Year's message, Chinese President Xi Jinping avoided any direct mention of the tariff war with the United States, and pledged to push ahead with his Belt and Road development, which will stretch from Asia to Europe and into Africa, and promote trade.
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Investors, chastened by 123-212/231 years of political instability in Britain, have seized on the likelihood of a decisive Conservative majority, believing it will arm Johnson with the political strength to push ahead with getting Britain out of the European Union at the end of January.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - U.S. agricultural biotech firm Monsanto Co plans to push ahead with its launch schedule for soy seeds genetically modified to resist dicamba weed killer in Brazil, despite a pending patent dispute related to an older version of the technology, two executives told Reuters.
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But similar advances in high-performance computing being made by the Chinese could be used to push ahead with machine-learning research, which would have military applications, along with more typical defense functions, such as simulating nuclear weapons tests or breaking the encryption used by adversaries.
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Canadian environmental and aboriginal groups said they will push ahead with a lawsuit seeking to scrap an environmental permit granted to Malaysia's Petronas for a liquefied natural gas facility in British Columbia, despite the oil and gas firm's announcement last month that it was scrapping the project.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Theresa May will push ahead with a crucial vote on her European Union exit deal, her Brexit minister said on Sunday, as senior MPs in her own party piled pressure on the prime minister to go back to Brussels and seek a better offer.
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WASHINGTON, June 27 (Reuters) - The U.S. Senate will push ahead with a vote this week on a healthcare bill to repeal Obamacare, even though it was not yet clear there are enough votes for passage, NBC News reported on Tuesday, citing a comment by the chamber's No. 2 Republican.
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In addition to defending the agency, Trump appears to be relishing the idea that Democrats will embrace the "abolish ICE" push ahead of this year's midterms and the 2020 presidential election -- where many conservatives, and some Democrats, believe that it could spell electoral defeat in key swing states.
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The government, however, will have to rely on floating support and seek votes either from independent deputies or other parties in the parliament to push ahead with its agenda - a process which could slow it down as it seeks to deliver on promises of sorely-needed economic reform.
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DAMMAM, Saudi Arabia (Reuters) - Saudi Aramco, the world's largest oil producer, aims to regain its lost market share after the OPEC-led supply-cut pact ends and plans to push ahead with a downstream expansion strategy to be on par with Big Oil, its chief executive said on Wednesday.
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QNB has been a main beneficiary of strong lending growth in Qatar as the government has continued to push ahead with spending on the 2022 soccer World Cup and other infrastructure despite attempts to put pressure on the economy by Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Egypt.
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Amid the anger and economic turmoil, Mr. Temer is vowing to push ahead with a range of politically risky economic changes, including privatization of public companies, limits on public spending and an overhaul of a pension system that currently allows Brazilians to retire at an average age of 54.
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Either way, they're about to receive a rude awakening, which will get even worse once Republicans push ahead with their plans to end Medicare as we know it, which seem to be on even though the president-elect had promised specifically that he would do no such thing.
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ROME — After more than two months of political deadlock, Italian populist parties announced on Friday that they had agreed on a common platform for governing that would allow them to push ahead with a potentially budget-breaking and anti-immigration agenda that seeks to adjust Italy's relationship with Europe.
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"On the one hand, you have Japan, Australia and New Zealand who would like to push ahead with the agreement as is, just with some only technical modifications to allow it to come into force, " Andrew Staples, Southeast Asia director at Economist Corporate Network, told CNBC on Friday.
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Addressing a gathering of supporters in the final push ahead of the vote, Varadkar said the election had been called in a "window of opportunity" before a March European Council summit to agree an EU position on trade talks with the U.K. that could make or break the Irish economy.
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The EU's chief Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier said on Tuesday the EU would push ahead with contingency planning for the island of Ireland in the absence of concrete ideas on how to reconcile Britain's desire to leave the single market and customs union with pledges to avoid a hard border.
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Series producers Walter Hill and David Giler commissioned Gibson's script when they decided to push ahead with a sequel to Cameron's Aliens — and to design the third film to set up a fourth — in spite of the huge question mark around whether series star Sigourney Weaver would participate in future entries.
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Now, there are some would say that that's what America needs, a person who will provoke, argue, and push ahead, and in some areas perhaps that's true, but I think in a complex world that's dangerous and filled with peril, we might want someone who thinks a little more coolly.
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Both Ideo and its client were tight-lipped about what exactly happened during the workshop, but evidently the higher-ups at Ford were intrigued enough to push ahead: Ideo has developed more polished versions of some of its concepts, and is testing them with transportation authorities in London and Chicago.
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The talks indicated that Sunday's ballot may be tighter than expected as Rousseff seeks to swing the estimated two dozen additional votes she needs to prevent a two-thirds majority in favor of impeachment in the 513-seat lower chamber, which her opponents need to push ahead with this process.
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At least Mr. Flake, who sits on the Judiciary Committee, will have to render a decision in short order: Republican senators emerged Thursday evening from a closed-door meeting, pledging to push ahead with a committee vote scheduled for Friday morning, which would advance the nomination to the full Senate.
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MELBOURNE, Australia — As wildfires raged across the country, a heat wave again threatened the Great Barrier Reef and a mining giant announced it would push ahead with a huge coal project, thousands of students across Australia quit school for the day on Friday to protest government inaction on climate change.
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Also read: Everything you need to know about CureVac, the drugmaker working on a coronavirus vaccine that's at the heart of a Trump-Germany controversyFollowing the report, Germany's foreign minister, Heiko Maas, insisted on Sunday that the government would not allow President Donald Trump to push ahead with such a plan.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Global equity markets fell on Monday as U.S. President Donald Trump's allegations that he was wiretapped by his predecessor raised worries about his ability to push ahead with tax reform plans, while the dollar rose on concerns that an anti-EU candidate may be elected France's next president.
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While a July rate hike had been widely expected just weeks ago, the unexpected decline in retail sales and separate data that showed inflation remained at 2.2 percent in May makes it harder for the central bank to push ahead with a hike at its next meeting on July 11.
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KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 8 (Reuters) - Canadian environmental and aboriginal groups said they will push ahead with a lawsuit seeking to scrap an environmental permit granted to Malaysia's Petronas for a liquefied natural gas (LNG) facility in British Columbia, despite the oil and gas firm's announcement last month that it was scrapping the project.
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The more the people turn against liberalism the more liberals are tempted to build walls against the populist tide in order to push ahead their world-improving project: political walls that insulate elite projects from popular interference and intellectual walls that protect members of the elite from having to listen to "bigots".
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Finance chiefs of G20 nations, meeting in the German town of Baden-Baden on Friday and Saturday, should also push ahead with new banking rules as deregulation, advocated by the new U.S. administration, could easily sow the seeds of a fresh economic crisis, risking serious harm to prosperity, Jens Weidmann told a conference.
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Saagar Enjeti weighs in on Bernie SandersBernie SandersIowa Democrats to issue 'minor correction' to latest caucus results The Hill's Campaign Report: Democrats tout Obama ties as race shifts to New Hampshire Tlaib: DNC rules committee members working on Bloomberg campaign is a 'conflict of interest' MORE' final push ahead of Iowa. Hill.
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The transport ministry also said at the conference it would look to speed up the construction of logistics hubs and inland waterways, build more roads to reach rural areas, and look to push ahead of schedule projects such as the integration of Beijing, Hebei and Tianjin by improving road and rail links.
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"A weakened Najib would have less political capital to push ahead with post-election fiscal consolidation, though he would not likely go as far as scrapping the unpopular GST, which has exacerbated concerns over the rising cost of living," Peter Mumford, director of Asia at risk consultancy Eurasia Group, said in a note.
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The country's mining industry expects to push ahead with $23-billion worth of new investments from this year through 2020, but this "spirit of optimism is being shattered by ... a very unstable policy outlook," Benjamin Philip Romualdez, president of the Chamber of Mines of the Philippines, said at an industry conference on Wednesday.
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Representative Devin Nunes California, the committee's Republican chairman who had to step aside from leading the inquiry last spring, has made clear he will continue to push ahead with his own investigation of a dossier of salacious and unsubstantiated reports about ties between Mr. Trump, his campaign team and Russia's interference campaign.
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Reacting to news that U.S. President Donald Trump will push ahead with tariffs on steel and aluminum imports but exempt Canada and Mexico, Bank of Canada Deputy Governor Tim Lane said the trade uncertainty has a dampening effect on the central bank's outlook, adding that the details of the tariffs remained fluid.
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Asked in an interview with BBC television whether he would push ahead with planned cuts of 3 billion pounds ($3.8 billion)for funding of local authorities, Hammond said he would look again at the government's proposals in the light of the general election result when he announces his next budget in November.
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Toy retailer FAO Schwarz is making a massive global push ahead of this holiday season, just months after Toys R Us filed for bankruptcy and liquidated hundreds of stores across the U.S. It plans to set up a permanent presence in Canada and China and open pop-up shops in Spain, Australia and London.
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ROANOKE, Va. – Lawyers for immigrant teens who claim they were severely abused inside a Virginia detention center said Tuesday they plan to push ahead with a federal civil rights lawsuit even though two of the teens have returned to their home countries and a third no longer wants to be part of the case.
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"Powell's semi-annual testimony to Congress indicates that despite the trade truce following the recent G0.43 meeting and the strength of employment growth in June, the Fed intends to push ahead with a rate cut at the FOMC meeting at the end of this month," said Paul Ashworth, chief U.S. economist, at Capital Economics.
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"Powell's semi-annual testimony to Congress indicates that despite the trade truce following the recent G20 meeting and the strength of employment growth in June, the Fed intends to push ahead with a rate cut at the FOMC meeting at the end of this month," said Paul Ashworth, chief U.S. economist, at Capital Economics.
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Dockers last week called off a planned three-day strike after the government said it would put its reforms on hold and open talks, but the decision to push ahead with a bigger strike came after the government signalled it would not change parts of the plan, El Pais said, citing the CETM union.
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Nasheed, who was ousted from the Maldives presidency in a 2012 coup, said he didn't believe that the election of U.S. President Donald Trump, whose administration is trying to reverse action on climate change and promote dirty fuels such as coal, would have any significant impact on countries like China and India as they push ahead on clean energy.
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"A March rate hike ... would mark the first time in years that the Fed raised rates when it did not obviously have to do so, in the sense that it was under no pressure either from markets or from its own prior signals to push ahead with an increase," strategists at Evercore ISI said in a note to clients.
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DETROIT (Reuters) - The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency on Thursday told an automaker lobbyist group that it would not extend the deadline for a review of strict fuel economy standards through the 2025 vehicle model year, indicating the agency would push ahead with a plan to make the rules final before the Obama administration leaves office Jan. 20.
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Yahoo turnaround plan in focus as earnings awaited SAN FRANCISCO - Yahoo Inc's plans to turn around its struggling core business are set to dominate its earnings report after the bell on Tuesday, with investors keen to see if CEO Marissa Mayer will push ahead with a proposed spin-off or entertain calls for a complete sale.
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The question that now hangs over the BMA is the same one haunting the government of David Cameron: was it really necessary to push ahead with a divisive policy and a vote that has split the country and brought turmoil and defeat, just at a time when the NHS and the country more broadly needed stability and deeper reform?
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Both accidents occurred just days after President Trump vowed to push ahead on his proposal to arm school employees with guns, a controversial idea that would entail partnering with local law enforcement to provide teachers and other school officials with firearms training after a gunman killed 17 people at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Fla.
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Ever since the summit meeting between the North's leader, Kim Jong-un, and President Trump in Hanoi, Vietnam, late last month abruptly ended without a deal, North Korea has ceaselessly urged South Korea to distance itself from the United States and to push ahead with joint economic projects that have been held back by American-led United Nations sanctions.
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But her decision to dramatize the fight also represented an embrace of Mr. Trump's own signature political tactic: an attempt to divert attention from a divisive internal debate — in this case a drive by two dozen of her caucus members to push ahead with impeachment — with a headline-grabbing attack, in hopes of uniting her own political base.
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While the general public opposes Trump's plans to dismantle Obamacare, build a wall across the Mexican border and gut the Environmental Protection Agency, Republicans want Trump to push ahead on key campaign promises that have caused some stumbles early into the new administration, according to a new POLITICO-Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health poll.
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Former Republican National Committee chairman Reince PriebusReinhold (Reince) Richard PriebusSunday shows - White House stresses Trump's determination in China trade fight as GOP challenger emerges Priebus: Left's 'wacko ideas' are opportunity for Republicans in 2020 Trump blasts Scaramucci as 'incapable' MORE said in a new interview that the Democratic Party's leftward push ahead of the 2020 elections presents an opportunity for Republicans.
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We're in the middle of a primary that's been described over and over as a battle for the soul of the Democratic Party, yet states must now postpone elections, or worse, push ahead with holding primaries in the face of a public health crisis, as Florida, Arizona, and Illinois did on March 17 to predictable confusion, disarray, and low turnout.
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The two-page letter from the House's top lawyer brings to the attention of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit remarks made by Trump's personal attorney Jay Sekulow on the Senate floor questioning why Democrats hadn't tried to secure testimony in court from a key former White House aide — rather than push ahead with impeachment.
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Juncker renewed calls for states to push ahead in developing an EU defense capability independent of the U.S.-led NATO alliance and to embrace Africa through investment and a sweeping new free trade area — part of a strategy to curb the flow of poor African migrants which has set EU governments at each other's throats and fueled a sharp rise in anti-EU nationalism.
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Yet, chemical weapon attacks are intolerable no matter where they occur, and Amnesty's findings should bring Darfur back from the shadows, where the international community still harbors resources to make a difference: Firstly, the OPCW should push ahead with inspections of Jebel Marra regardless of Sudan's resistance, with UN-AU peacekeepers exercising their right to access the region lest their mandate be enhanced and new sanctions introduced.
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" "I don't think the shift in the situation of the Democrats — if they do in fact take the House — would really change the thrust of the U.S. Congress and the Trump administration to try to push ahead with trying to find a suitable trade deal with China, which would reduce the bilateral trade deficit and also provide greater reassurances for the U.S. in terms of intellectual property rights.
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U.S. President Donald Trump will push ahead with one of his major campaign pledges Tuesday when he signs an executive order that will overhaul the way foreign workers can work in high-skilled jobs in the U.S. The order will direct federal agencies to recommend changes to the controversial H-1B temporary visa program, which has previously attracted criticism for disadvantaging American workers by replacing them with cheaper foreign workers.
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Cunningham wrote, "RedState as a site exists to do one thing and one thing only: Push ahead with a conservative voice" and promised readers that it would be the last piece on the Red State contributors' decision to leave.) This isn't the first time RedState (which is run by Salem Media, the syndicator for a number of conservative radio talk shows), has faced harsh criticism for its handling of Trump skeptics.
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If Monzo can obtain a US banking license and push ahead with its ambitious plans, its experience of serving 2 million customers and counting in the UK will certainly help it scale to the demands of the US. It's no easy task, particularly navigating the complex web of state and federal US regulations, but Monzo could help usher in a more modern era of banking that Brits have been used to for years now.
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So here she is in her Davos speech saying of her new approach that In practice, however, she has already retreated from a proposal to put workers on boards, plans to push ahead with cuts in corporation and inheritance taxes, and to squeeze welfare benefits; in her domestic speech, she said that, in the event of a bad deal with the EU, We would be free to strike trade deals across the world.
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EBIT 107 mln-120 mln euros * Co-CEO sees no increase in margins in 2018 * Full results, forecast due March 2114 * Shares up 21 pct (Adds details, co-CEO comments) BERLIN, Jan 22018 (Reuters) - German online fashion retailer Zalando said it would push ahead with a strategy of investing to gain market share in 225 rather than seek to improve profitability even as it reported a recovery in fourth-quarter operating earnings.
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And if the Labour Party is going to push ahead and escape this constant bickering between Blairites and Corbynistas, escape the trap set up for it by the toxic right-wing press, escape the attempt by the BBC to play on the divisions within the Labour Party, my message to them is: you have to do what Harold Wilson did in the 275s, which is to recast the Labour Party as the political force behind renewal through investment in modern technologies.
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Larco, which is 55% owned by the state, is floundering under half a billion euros in debt owed to suppliers, contractors, banks and pension funds, including 350 million euros in arrears to power utility Public Power Corp.. The Greek parliament on Wednesday cleared an amendment which stipulates the appointment of an administrator in March to liquidate Larco, cut wage costs by an average 25% and push ahead with a fast-track tender to sell a smelting plant and some of its mines.
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A top Hispanic advocacy group Thursday endorsed Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenBiden looks to shore up lead in S.C. Hillicon Valley: Dems cancel surveillance vote after pushback to amendments | Facebook to ban certain coronavirus ads | Lawmakers grill online ticketing execs | Hacker accessed facial recognition company's database Vulnerable Democrats brace for Sanders atop ticket MORE for the Democratic nomination, giving his campaign a much-needed push ahead of a two-week stretch when a majority of the country's Latinos will cast their primary votes.
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" As part of Megyn Kelly's P.R. push ahead of the show, NBC offered us a brief phone interview, which we taped while awaiting the closing of the boarding door on the DCA-LGA shuttle, with a passenger in first class summoning a flight attendant because my hushed conversation in coach was disturbing his reverie: How Kelly sees herself: "I think that if there's one thing most people know about me, it's that I'm not in the tank for either side ... So, when it comes to covering politics and the Trump administration, I think I've earned the trust of the viewers that is important and unique.
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