Uruguay immediately tries to push forward but France's midfield takes it away and push forward.
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It is to continue to push forward -- the President has directed me to push forward to test the proposition that we can achieve that outcome.
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But don't push forward on any new projects just yet.
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Thank you for encouraging us to continue to push forward.
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It's a fantastic day to push forward toward your goals.
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It's time to look back and review, not push forward.
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"Every year, we try to push forward digitally," he said.
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It may be slow, but we'll continue to push forward.
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China will also steadily push forward yuan internationalization, Xinhua said.
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China will also steadily push forward yuan internationalisation, Xinhua said.
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Both push forward the similar stories by combining shared elements.
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Despite this, many countries are finding ways to push forward.
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Now is the time to pause and unwind, not push forward.
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I think everybody deserves an opportunity to continue to push forward.
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Mercury retrograde is a time to slow down, not push forward.
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All Choi did was put an arm out to push forward.
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This isn't to say we shouldn't aggressively push forward with innovation.
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"I think we need to continue to push forward," he said.
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It takes courage to face your fears and push forward anyway.
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Every merger should push forward the goals and aspirations of connectivity.
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Despite the court losses, the administration is vowing to push forward.
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It's a fantastic afternoon to push forward with your professional goals.
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All you have to do is push forward on the controller.
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Who actually has the time to push forward a new initiative?
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Mitsubishi, meanwhile, will "push forward with its investigation," Mr. Masuko said.
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We must stand ready to push back — and push forward — whenever necessary.
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It inspires me to continue to push forward and to do well.
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Why was that something that you thought you needed to push forward?
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It's just another scandal that the Democrats are trying to push forward.
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As long as you're trying to push forward, you're the real deal.
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Take a break—Mercury wants you to slow down, not push forward.
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"Dad, this is insane," Justin says after they decide to push forward.
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All you have to do is push forward on the control stick.
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Dealing with the elements, Alaskans have that resilience, we just push forward.
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Ultimately, prosecutors decided NOT to push forward with charges in that case.
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Johnson's decision to push forward with an investigation sparked tensions with Sen.
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Despite the ceasefire deal, lawmakers are pledging to push forward with legislation.
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The Trump administration, however, is trying to push forward with the rule.
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Then what about the weird one with the things they push forward?
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We'll take out of this what we didn't do well and push forward.
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It's so rewarding to see a woman find her strength and push forward.
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However, now is not the right time to make decisions or push forward.
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China will steadily push forward yuan internationalisation, Xinhua cited the decision as saying.
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Instead of dwelling on the 2016 election, the Democrats need to push forward.
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A push forward also arrives around work or your finances this evening, Gemini!
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RB: To some extent, it's choosing which ideas to really push forward with.
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"We must insist on dialogue and push forward at all levels," he said.
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With the aggressive push forward, though, comes the persistent thrum of ethical qualm.
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Erdoğan said Turkey will push forward with its own offensive in northern Syria.
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But they didn't push forward with the match ups to keep it competitive.
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I think it sounds like us, but it's definitely a push forward sonically.
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Without a majority in parliament, the prime minister cannot push forward with that plan.
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Environmental and public health advocates said the government should push forward with further charges.
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It remains to be seen whether it will feel confident enough to push forward.
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A. hasn't embraced new thinking that other urban areas are trying to push forward.
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Go with the flow, take a nap, and don't push forward—instead, look back.
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I think you gotta have a little bit of that just to push forward.
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It has clearly been much easier for managers to push forward financially than technologically.
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Don't make any commitments—remember, it's time to reflect and reconsider, not push forward!
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Either let the existing payments infrastructure wither away, or join forces and push forward.
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When things go awry, these global investors are willing to push forward their agendas.
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And the administration is fighting on all fronts to push forward its reg agenda.
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The president has also made it clear that he is eager to push forward.
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Psychedelic therapy is an emerging field, and studies like this push forward the frontier.
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And the only way to get past that suffocating feeling is to push forward.
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We are "doing our part to push forward our practices of accountability," he says.
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They always come with a lesson that gives me the energy to push forward.
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Ryan's staff scrambled late into the night to push forward the proposal by Reps.
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Congress should push forward and provide American taxpayers with the tax overhaul they deserve.
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The moves come as Democrats prepare to push forward gun reform legislation in 2020.
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Grasping straws, Maduro will push forward the time zone half an hour in May.
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Apple, Alphabet and Amazon will continue to push forward in health care in 2018.
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"An aggressor will always push forward and do more until he meets resistance," Rep.
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As leaders, we felt we really had to push forward—regardless of how people felt.
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We push forward mid-week with rose-tinted glasses and a sense of personal philosophy.
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" She said that going back to work "was the only way I could push forward.
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Some mergers will push forward, based on an urgency for a takeover target, bankers said.
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China will push forward structural deleveraging and prevent speculation in the property market, it said.
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It's an exciting time as we push forward in this critical area for the company.
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Spiegel hopes the research will push forward the use of hypnosis as a clinical technique.
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Put off making deals or commitments for now—it's time to review, not push forward.
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This is an exciting time to travel or push forward with your schooling or publishing!
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The more we push forward, the harder those who want to erase us push back.
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" The paper said that "with no impeachment in view, Democrats push forward with an investigation.
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Legislators must heed our call to resist rollbacks and push forward a new progressive agenda.
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REUTERS: What are some of the most important energy projects for you to push forward?
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And the gains at the college level have worked to push forward professional women's sports.
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That together and with a commitment to fostering empathy and understanding, we can push forward.
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Trump's rhetoric will do little to push forward well-worn debates over the nuclear deal.
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Trump has given Congress a Christmas deadline to push forward a bill on the issue.
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She says this allows her to push forward with her work unhindered by distracting thoughts.
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Cummings has cited the new evidence as reason to push forward with his congressional probe.
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On Thursday, House Democrats called on Speaker Paul Ryan to push forward legislation right away.
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Yet Johnson is promising to push forward and make his case to the American people.
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Again, take time to slow down—Mercury retrograde wants to you pause, not push forward.
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We should push forward rule of law first as a basis for development of democracy.
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But it's also clear she's going to push forward on her quest for self-definition.
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This suffering demands rage and anguish, but it also provides the fuel to push forward.
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They're also known to push forward ideas that go on to make a real difference.
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If you're not going to give up, the only thing to do is push forward.
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Hoping to quell public outrage, he argues that China must push forward with economic development.
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But the Democrats wanted speed over that, so they decided to just push forward anyway.
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The women's movement has been gaining momentum and has helped push forward child marriage bills.
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Only push forward and continue to be the great kid/young man/person you are!
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Ralph Northam pledged to push forward a package of progressive legislation following the electoral triumph.
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But the officials said they were under orders from the White House to push forward.
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Will the French strive for absolute authenticity, or push forward with contemporary materials and designs?
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Rosselló was elected governor on the promise that he would push forward with the statehood process.
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Seth Moulton, a current House member, said it was now his chamber's duty to push forward.
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The goal is to push forward trade talks and get China's support for longer-term reform.
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" ... both agreed to push forward the deployment of THAAD by U.S. forces in Korea," it said.
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But Peter was pretty strong in his desire to keep it separate and push forward. Yeah.
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China also plans to push forward with asset securitization and debt-to-equity swaps this year.
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Do these kinds of tragedies make it harder to push forward these kinds of gun policies?
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"The president's committed to making sure this happens and we're going to push forward," Sanders said.
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The council rejected Infantino's request to push forward with the proposal, saying it needed more information.
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China will push forward with reform of state-owned firms and assets this year, Li said.
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I do think, and I hope, that that's gonna push forward an amount of quality journalism.
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He added that China will push forward legislation in artificial intelligence, gene editing, autonomous vehicles, drones.
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My experience motivated me to keep going and push forward and protect children in the future.
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Do they push forward -- as Mueller seemed to suggest -- on the obstruction evidence in the report?
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Justin Trudeau's Liberal government will decide by June 18 whether to push forward with the project.
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To defeat the ideology, you must help push forward the reformation of the religious -- of Islam.
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Take it slow today, Gemini, and don't push forward around any commitments—people are cranky today.
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The TSA says they have not made any decisions to adopt or push forward the proposal.
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The initiative process has been used by both conservatives and liberals to push forward new ideas.
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But on their 18th birthday, after another hospitalization following a breakup, they decided to push forward.
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Although weakened, your invasion force manages to push forward and gain some ground on the enemy.
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What is apparent, though, is now that they've escaped its clutches, they're determined to push forward.
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Is there anything that you want to push forward immediately in your home state of Virginia?
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The negotiations centered on how the two candidates could push forward with an agreed-upon agenda.
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"We will push forward to test the proposition that we can achieve that outcome," he said.
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Despite his private fears, Pederson was upbeat and eager to push forward, no matter the dangers.
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He uses that to say white Europeans have done the most to push forward human achievement.
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Mercury retrograde is a time to slow down, not push forward, as Aries likes to do.
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Both the European Union and China, meanwhile, have vowed to push forward with the Paris Agreement.
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Have you taken somebody under your wing, somebody who became your person that you push forward?
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"I believe we must continue to push forward now," McConnell said on the Senate floor Tuesday.
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And you may as well take risks to push forward the medium you love so much.
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The point is, even when you're scared, you just have to trust God and push forward!
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Tony Evers called on lawmakers to push forward legislation aimed at tightening the state's gun laws.
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And as fighting intensifies and soldiers push forward, nobody on the ground is making predictions anymore.
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Days after Trump's victory, Xi vowed to fight protectionism and push forward with multilateral trade deals.
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They want to push forward after so many years under the black flag of ISIS's reign.
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We both push forward on the cause by supporting the Prevent All Soring Tactics (PAST) Act.
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"Los Angeles will push forward with local policies to fill any potential funding gaps," he said.
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Furthermore, it is expected that bike-sharing companies will continue to push forward overseas expansion plans.
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And she adds that while the officer wasn't convicted, Bland's family will continue to push forward.
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With only the vaguest motive in mind, I push forward and gather the necessary strength to win.
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So now Trump says he will work with a "new Republican majority" to push forward his agenda.
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The answer is to push forward for a more expansive and inclusive vision of freedom and equality.
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We will continue to work together to push forward world-class imaging to creators around the world.
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You understand her determination by the way she struggles with an injury, yet continues to push forward.
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"Once that's reconciled, we're going to push forward aggressively" with plans to privatize much of PREPA's operations.
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Despite having Spain as a willing partner, TMT has continued to push forward with the Maunakea site.
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Now, it's time for us to keep it moving, push forward and really make this final push.
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Days after Trump's victory, Xi vowed to fight protectionism and to push forward with multilateral trade deals.
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I stupidly push forward despite my suit warning me constantly that my oxygen supply is running out.
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I told my story to Kentucky legislators and urged them to push forward with this important legislation.
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But the groups now say they will push forward with the suit after the cuts took effect.
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To the Republicans: When are you going to stop "fighting for" coalescence around commonality and push forward?
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We must push forward and refuse to let what they've taught us recede from our collective consciousness.
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It cannot simply push forward with flawed processes that will only exacerbate threats to Haiti's fragile democracy.
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China will also push forward reforms of state-owned enterprises that are facing "many difficulties", Liu said.
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Beijing will also push forward government reforms to cut red tape, taxes and fees, Li told reporters.
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You've just got to let it go and you've just got to look forward and push forward.
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I know you get bored easily, Sag, but Mercury retrograde wants you to reflect, not push forward.
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But South Korea could not push forward with those projects until sanctions against the North were lifted.
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The outcome is still unclear for health care, but will try to push forward on tax reform.
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Administrator Verma's message should embolden our members and other stakeholders to push forward apace with their transitions.
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"They've seen a new space that they've got and are trying to push forward," Mr. Heufers said.
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In public, Spencer took a very different stand, saying he would push forward with a review regardless.
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You tap to push forward, and swipe in a variety of directions to pull off various moves.
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And we're not going to push forward to meet the timeline of a show or a newscast.
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Other advocacy groups are divided on whether the administration needs to push forward a plan right away.
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To use the Hoover SmartWash, just push forward to clean and then pull it back to dry.
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Why did Sanders delegates want to push forward with a roll call vote most knew they'd lose?
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Like I said earlier, Mercury retrograde is a time to reflect and unwind, not to push forward.
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Only once you've isolated the cause can you start to think about strategies to help you push forward.
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He's prepared to push forward a vote that would repeal huge swaths of Obamacare with no immediate replacement.
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All you can really do is push forward and, it's easier said than done, but to ignore it.
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His agenda will be to push forward his plan to make Canada a more responsible consumer of energy.
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Mr. Greenwell writes long sentences, pinned at the joints by semicolons, that push forward like confidently searching vines.
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Though the case is in jeopardy due to the Trump administration's rollback, Grimm still intends to push forward.
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But the Obama administration also worked tirelessly to push forward the diplomatic process with the Palestinians, without result.
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So even as manufacturers push forward, many industry officials fear they could be at risk of wasting billions.
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He said he'll focus on helping to push forward President Trump's long-awaited infrastructure bill before he retires.
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"He's determined to continue to push forward and keep fighting for trans rights in this facility," said Shear.
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"Different regulators are quickening the pace to collaborate on their policies to push forward financial deleveraging," it added.
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If there's one rule that you would push forward, would it be around the gig economy, hate speech?
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Regardless, efforts to push forward with reconstruction are motivated by a mix of political, economic, and cultural reasons.
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When asked a second time, she said that the White House wants to "push forward" with the wall.
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Also, Saudi Aramco, the state-owned oil firm, looks likely to push forward with plans for an IPO.
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We hope that their work will inspire the nation to push forward in this critical and ongoing struggle.
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The question now: Is Grassley willing to push forward with this deal and risk losing some GOP senators?
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Eating a stiff right hand, Stephens retreated a step and then decided it was time to push forward.
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You push forward and get into September and hopefully things turn and we get on a nice roll.
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The moon is in pioneering fire sign Aries today, inspiring you to push forward with your goals, Cancer.
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Afghan President Ashraf Ghani will now have more political space and public support to push forward on reconciliation.
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"It didn't make me want to stop — it just made me want to push forward," Ms. Levesque said.
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" "So we will continue to work with you folks if we decide to push forward with that initiative.
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But the approach is too fragmented, Webber said, adding that the whole industry needed to push forward together.
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That makes it all the more satisfying when I do push forward and manage to overcome my tormentor.
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Speaker Nancy Pelosi later said it was up to the committee to decide how quickly to push forward.
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In Saudi Arabia, efforts to push forward into a genetically optimized future have at times clashed with local customs.
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The record's got a lot of push forward and it's a little bit more aggressive than The '59 Sound.
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It will steadily push forward with de-leveraging this year, mainly in the non-financial corporate sector, he added.
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You have to push forward — sometimes against the odds — even if it is to inspire someone else to action.
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He said that in Obama's first term, the Committee helped push forward on climate change and a green economy.
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"Some people do have a uterus that's very deep in the pelvis, and may not push forward," she adds.
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George W. Bush discussed microaggressions at the 2000 Republican National Convention and tried to push forward on immigration reform.
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Sixty-three percent of Clinton backers polled said they expected the nominee to push forward with the Obama agenda.
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Turkey's chief of the general staff, Hulusi Akar, has said he will push forward "until we eliminate every terrorist".
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She lived it in her own terms, and her own terms were to just push forward and do it.
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But then Ecuador began to push forward with more consistent pressure, and Michael Arroyo scored in the 74th minute.
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The more the U.S. administration and the Kabul government concede, the more the Taliban are likely to push forward.
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Democrats, however, appear undeterred by criticism, vowing to push forward on what they view as legitimate oversight investigations. Rep.
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Mercury retrograde is time to slow done and reflect—not to push forward (your favorite thing to do, Aries).
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China will also push forward reform of state firms to help lower debt levels, the state planning official said.
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Your mind is in business mode, Virgo—all you want to do is push forward on all your goals.
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"There are a number of shots like this that will push forward the language of narrative VR," Denton says.
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When the governor was elected one of his first acts was to push forward laws that enabled voter disenfranchisement.
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"We will continue to push forward with the new nuclear power project in England with our partners," it said.
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The regulator also said it would push forward with airport construction projects, including new airports in Chengdu and Qingdao.
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"There is no precedent for the people toppling a senator," he said, vowing to push forward despite the danger.
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Bottom line, expect more pain ahead unless lawmakers can push forward some stimulative measures as the virus keeps spreading.
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You're confused about things at home, but feel eager to push forward with new opportunities in your public life.
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It is a government contract that allows us to push forward sensible points for the good of our citizens.
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All that's left to do is push forward into the depths in search of shelter, survival tools, and answers.
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I've had situations where clients, after they've been fully advised, have decided not to push forward with an expatriation.
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They're able to manage day-to-day operations, but don't have the authority to push forward major policy changes.
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Rood's written response was not immediately available, but seemed to satisfy the committee enough to push forward his nomination.
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So for the most part, they were left to wait along a muddy front until the next push forward.
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If Facebook ultimately chooses to push forward with testing, it's likely to unfold in a similar manner to Instagram's.
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My failures felt daunting, but I woke up on Christmas Day and realized it was time to push forward.
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Attorneys general in Pennsylvania and New York are among those who say they will push forward with their lawsuits.
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Broadband giants like AT&T, though, strongly back Pai's plan and used the day to push forward their case.
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If recent history is any guide, he's likely to receive enough support to push forward with a diplomatic opening.
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Mr. Grassley has suggested that he will push forward with efforts to limit the unilateral trade authority of presidents.
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However, experts say it will be difficult to push forward with the project in the absence of support from India.
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So I think here&aposs a case where we&aposve got to be patient, we&aposve got to push forward.
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Uber's fatal crash caused some automakers and regulators to exercise caution, while others push forward with their autonomous-car efforts.
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In many ways, there's also an industry that seems determined to erase that past, or ignore it, and push forward.
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The SPD can be expected to insist on the powerful finance ministry, the better to push forward euro-zone reform.
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When we stand together, it should always be to push forward those of us who suffer most from our invisibility.
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More broadly, Republicans are hoping to push forward with their repeal package, which could include elements of a replacement, soon.
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The decision largely hinges on the fact that members believe there's not enough evidence to push forward an impeachment hearing.
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These folks are continuing to push forward no matter the circumstances, so I feel like if they can, I can.
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Dozens of senate Democrats stood on the floor for nearly 15 hours on Thursday to push forward gun control legislation.
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Despite the ruling the government has continued to push forward with the project by buying and seizing land, Yildirim said.
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I think it's nice to help out and keep us going in those areas and help this team push forward.
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But the president should push forward the ideas of democracy, which resonate loudly even as dictatorships attempt to suppress them.
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But, if Thursday's meetings don't go well, moderates may abandon the negotiating strategy and push forward with the discharge petition.
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He also happens to oppose the Head Tax, also called the "Amazon tax," which Sawant promised to push forward again.
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As such, Macedonian Prime Minister Zoran Zaev vowed to push forward with a vote in parliament to change Macedonia's name.
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But its government would now need to push forward on administrative and legal measures to keep up momentum, she said.
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I ask you to reject cynicism and pessimism, and push forward, in whatever you do, with an infectious, relentless optimism.
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Even though the overall goal was met ahead of time, the report should be inspiration to push forward, Clarke said.
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Turkey also does not have the kind of social polarization that disaffected elites often exploit to push forward a coup.
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That immersion and connection to the character can make it hard to push forward, not knowing what lies in wait.
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"We should never be smug about our past accomplishments... and must firmly push forward our fight against corruption," it said.
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Second, a Democratic Congress could immediately push forward legislation that would limit this president's heartbreaking policies on immigration and amnesty.
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He trusts in us, he trusts in the combination of everybody in here will push forward in the right way.
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I also think that it is intended as pressure to push forward the denuclearization dialogue in the direction they want.
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What's there, however, is enough to push forward the narrative of the relationship based on player responses to their partner.
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Virgo is an analytical, practical energy: It will serve you well as you push forward to achieve fame and fortune!
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As Chelsea continued to push forward, however, it also left itself more vulnerable to another moment of brilliance from Messi.
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It's tense: You have to continue to push forward and ask people questions that are sometimes obtuse and sometimes personal.
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Mr. Scott said he wants to push forward; he is focused on the next move for himself and his son.
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The governor said he would push forward with congestion pricing, essentially a toll on vehicles entering Lower and Midtown Manhattan.
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That they used their sacrifice to push forward Chinese human rights, to expose the government's rule of law as fake.
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What are the "many unanswered questions" about exactly when and how Democrats plan to push forward on the impeachment process?
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Push forward to go forward, back to go in reverse, and to the left or right to spin in place.
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So, we urge the Senate and the House to push forward on commonsense bipartisan immigration reform like the Dream Act.
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Speaking Friday, South Korean President Moon Jae-in said his country would push forward in promoting peace on the Peninsula.
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President Trump and President Buhari have a unique opportunity to push forward a peace agenda in their mutual self-interest.
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After the Great Crash of 21988, neoliberals chafed at attempts to push forward aggressive Keynesian spending programs to spark demand.
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In tandem, we must push forward new infrastructure and solutions so that becoming a physician or scientist is more inclusive.
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Advocacy groups such as Justice for Jane responded to the news on Twitter, vowing to push forward with the fight.
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Then there's the political fireworks: Democrats in the House look poised to push forward their impeachment inquiry into President Trump.
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Mars and Pluto connect on December 17, creating a powerfully transformative energy and helping you push forward with important projects.
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I think if we don't push forward on that, we will be missing our responsibility for advancing the ball there.
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The FCC agrees, and in February, it started to make the steps to push forward a proposal for an alternative.
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European stocks rallied Tuesday, as the world's two largest economies sought to push forward with the next stage of trade talks.
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This is a great time to reflect on whatever shifts occurred last week, and to push forward in light of revelations.
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"We're really gonna push forward the visuals that our creators provide us and let that be the hero of the day."
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Xi told Kim that China highly values its friendship with North Korea and is willing to push forward the bilateral relations.
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Ricardo Rosselló was fulfilling his campaign promise to push forward with the statehood process, as part of the pro-statehood party.
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Senate Republicans are hoping not to repeat the same experience, but nevertheless face similar obstacles, despite a determination to push forward.
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Mercury retrograde is meant for reviewing, redoing, and even relaxing—it's time to pause and reflect, not hurry and push forward.
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A successful push forward into equality and dignity for disenfranchised Americans will play a large role in advancing the Palestinian struggle.
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If Trump commits one of these offenses, however, they'll courageously push forward — their Oath is to the Constitution, not the President.
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To help humanitarians, Nigeria's army must secure major roads and push forward into smaller towns, instead of sitting on its haunches.
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Vox, he said, may now push forward with what he called a "patriotic alternative," acting as a counterweight to Catalan separatism.
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The vast majority of economists said it was also "unlikely" a Fernandez government would push forward with reforms and fiscal austerity.
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Instead of turning back, the soldiers set up camp for weeks to wait for drier weather so they could push forward.
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Lindsey Graham, R-South Carolina, to push forward on his repeal proposal, which fell short of the necessary votes in September.
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"It's a significant law to push forward the development process of Iraq's energy sector," said member of parliament Husham al-Suhail.
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Donald Trump's move on Thursday to push forward his tariffs on steel and aluminum imports has already prompted threats of retaliation.
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Mercury retrograde is making it tough to push forward; however, some daydreaming won't hurt, and neither will brainstorming about future plans!
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Exciting conversations take place, and you're pumped to have the information you need to push forward and embark on exciting adventures!
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Leila: I'm here because I'm terrified of what the Trump administration is trying to push forward to harm the LGBT community.
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Peace has stronger prospects today, and it is time to push forward initiatives to put out the flames of the fighting.
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New plans and a new debate Harris ultimately chose to push forward in late July with a new health care proposal.
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The agencies will now take comments, address them, and, if they chose to do so, push forward with a final rule.
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Senate Republicans have little room for error as they push forward with a budget resolution that is key to tax reform.
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The government will push forward debt-to-equity swaps for high-speed railway projects with relatively sound investment returns, it added.
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In the race to put clean fusion energy on the grid, Britain&aposs Tokamak Energy just got a big push forward.
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"If they push forward without any attempt with hearing what she's had to say, I'm not comfortable voting yes," said Sen.
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Ward, meanwhile, is expected to push forward with her campaign, saying she's still the best option for voters who back Trump.
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Say Dems fully embrace climate and clean energy, forget about begging Republicans to join them, and push forward on all fronts.
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Speaking with reporters on Thursday, Trump didn't explicitly say he agreed to push forward on getting rid of the debt ceiling.
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"If they push forward without any attempt with hearing what she's had to say, I'm not comfortable voting yes," Flake said.
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The president's oldest daughter went to Capitol Hill to push forward the initiative, called the National Strategy on Women, Peace, and Security.
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Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos praised his "relentless" push forward in technology: — CNBC's Matt Rosoff, Ryan Ruggiero and Reuters contributed to this report.
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Yet, for some reason, up to that point I continued to push forward with the standard schedule to which I'd grown accustomed.
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Increasingly strong fears of an all-out trade war have inspired exporters to push forward shipment dates — a phenomenon called front-loading.
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He also plans to push forward Venezuela's time zone half an hour in May to give people more daylight during working hours.
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"If they push forward without any attempt with hearing what she's had to say, I'm not comfortable voting yes," he told Politico.
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Barrett's eventual story portrayed McCabe as trying to push forward the Clinton Foundation investigation, over resistance from an Obama Justice Department official.
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Moderates argued that they had no choice but to push forward with the petition given the urgency of America's current immigration system.
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When we push forward again for the episode's conclusion, as Jack drunkenly returns home to his now-teenage kids, he's more revealing.
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That means it would be Clinton's choice whether to push forward with Garland or to choose her own nominee after her inauguration.
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There are some things that John and I just cannot -- I do not think legally push forward with, and those are classified.
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Europe has a few months to push forward initial reforms and set out longer-term plans ahead of next spring's European elections.
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The government will continue to improve the financing environment and push forward the standardisation of public-private partnership (PPP) projects, Xiao said.
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"Hospitals and (health) providers have put significant pressure on their leadership to push forward in the states that haven't expanded," Collins said.
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His value to the party-faithful is to help Trump push forward his agenda and to take the blame when it fails.
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The lenders said late on Thursday they intended to push forward with their plan but offered no clarity on the interim funding.
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But despite the struggles, the band continues to push forward, looking to raise enough funds to release their album "Time To Change".
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And it does all this while presenting a world and characters that make you want to push forward to find what's next.
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I'm all for letting go of old technologies to push forward, but what is happening is actually going to make things worse.
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Expect more tax talk as well in the coming week as House Republicans push forward on their plans to rewrite the code.
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But Democrats who are taking the House say they will push forward to pass gun control bills early in the new Congress.
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Having lost the House, the President won't be able to push forward much of a legislative agenda during the coming two years.
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Insilico's AI-powered research process could offer a massive push forward for the pharmaceutical industry, which faces increasingly high drug development costs.
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Washington, however, has argued that North Korea is refusing to push forward on agreed disarmament provisions over demands for U.S. sanction relief.
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For now, other automakers are giving no sign of slowing down their efforts to push forward with cars that can drive themselves.
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The impact of music can push forward a need for change and Lin-Manuel Miranda is the man to make it happen.
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His murder at the age of 21 sparked a critical push forward when it comes to protecting the rights of LGBTQ people.
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BEIJING, July 6 (Reuters) - China will comprehensively push forward with reform of healthcare pricing, the country's top economic planner said on Wednesday.
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Privately, Trump has insisted he is right to push forward with a practice that has drawn outcry from across the political spectrum.
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"We're going to push forward next week and force the Republicans to vote again against full funding for Zika virus," Reid said.
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A partnership with the DUP, parliament's fifth-largest party with 10 seats, will enable May's party to push forward with their agenda.
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And it is to push forward this agenda on these and many other fronts that we need a Queen's speech in October.
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French President Emmanuel Macron announced last year he wants to push forward the country's plan to shut down coal plants by 2023.
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To keep steady in postwar Boston, Claire has had to push forward and hope that denial can be the same as healing.
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I can relate to the way that character is really trying very hard to push forward and resisting processing all of that.
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She met with him at his townhouse on Park Avenue that Sunday wanting to push forward with the criminal case, he said.
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Speaking to reporters Thursday, Trump did not explicitly say that he and Schumer agreed to push forward on scrapping the debt ceiling.
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Such instances of resistance have weakened the federal government and complicated its efforts to ease various conflicts or push forward with reforms.
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The promise to keep all Americans safe from hate crimes is long overdue, and we need to push forward on multiple fronts.
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If the five-member group plays its cards right, it can use the matter to push forward the nations' own trade agendas.
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I handle it by simply saying "Thank You" with a 😁 on my face and continue to push forward while doing it!
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Instead, in the U.S., individual firms have tried to push forward blockchain projects, the most high profile of which is Facebook's Libra.
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"If they push forward without any attempt with hearing what she's had to say, I'm not comfortable voting yes," Flake said Sunday.
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As the CDC scrambles to fix its original test, officials in New York have decided to push forward on developing their own.
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The language indicated China wants to push forward with a diplomatic proposal for North Korea that the Trump administration has brushed aside.
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I handle it by simply saying "Thank You" with a (smile) on my face and continue to push forward while doing it!
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President Xi Jinping said on Monday that China will push forward supply-side reform and increase the number of middle-income earners.
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Support from your bosses or those you look up to can help you push forward and gain both financial abundance and notoriety.
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However, the cuddly image Kalanick has been trying to push forward has conflicted with some others captured outside of his social feeds.
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As Ezra Klein wrote earlier today, Trump simply doesn't appear interested in doing the work that would push forward an economic agenda.
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I think that she needs to cope and she needs to push forward, and it's just that next task that she can take.
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Xin added China should also push forward other technologies needed to support smart vehicles, including next-generation 5G communications networks and intelligent roads.
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The comments come after Chinese President Xi Jinping told U.S. President Donald Trump on Saturday he hoped to push forward a Sino-U.
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KERNEN: PRESIDENT-ELECT TRUMP WILL BE SWORN IN NEXT MONTH AND HE'LL HAVE A REPUBLICAN CONTROLLED CONGRESS TO HELP PUSH FORWARD HIS AGENDA.
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Kavafyan said this support system gives companies the confidence to push forward with multi-billion pound large-scale wind projects regardless of Brexit.
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First, once Shari Redstone lands on a permanent CEO for CBS, she could push forward a merger of CBS and Viacom this year.
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When signed into law, the bill will outline a 10-year plan to push forward applications using the counterintuitive science of subatomic particles.
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Reuven Hazan, a political scientist at Hebrew University, said Netanyahu will likely try to push forward elections before Mandelblit decides whether to indict.
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"For the next step, the takeover team will steadily introduce strategic investors to Anbang and push forward its restructuring," Liang said, without elaboration.
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He also said China would push forward property tax legislation and implementation, while further improving the transparency and efficiency of fiscal budget management.
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Our greatest musical influences are great for a reason: they push forward a conversation or movement; challenging and questioning what is around them.
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Put together a strong team with visionary leadership that can help form a tight-knit culture and a shared interest to push forward.
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"Alibaba will discuss and communicate more thoroughly with more brands in order to push forward the course of international anti-counterfeiting," it added.
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Some analysts anticipate that Samsung might push forward the S8 Galaxy release date, in order to get past the Note 7 fiasco faster.
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House Democrats will hold a vote to push forward with the impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi confirmed Monday.
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China would also push forward with its market-based yuan exchange rate reform and increase the yuan's flexibility in 2017, the regulator said.
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When other people's criticism starts to weigh on your will to push forward, check back in with yourself and refocus on your goal.
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You're starting to open up to new ways of thinking and being, and today you'll get the support you need to push forward.
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Beijing would continue to urge local governments to push forward steel industry capacity cuts and take reasonable measures to accelerate closures, he said.
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During his discussion with Mashable Australia he made note that startups need to push forward with innovation and not create just another app.
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In the Legislature, I want to push forward the discussion of Hong Kong's future and discuss [Hong Kong people's] right to self-determination.
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The government will continue to improve the financing environment and push forward with the standardization of public-private partnership (PPP) projects, Xiao said.
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Two other sources said Reemas was hoping to push forward in the coming weeks with a proposal to creditors receptive to its plans.
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I loved this illusion but wanted to push forward in a different way, so as not to recreate what has already been created.
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They said lowering corporate leverage is a top priority, and China will push forward debt-to-equity swaps according to law, Xinhua said.
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He fancies himself a media Svengali, but has utilized celebrity politicians and pundits to push forward his own career, rather than vice versa.
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"Comb back your wet hair with your fingers, and then push forward with your palm at the crown of your head," Warren instructs.
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"For the next step, work teams from both sides will continue to work hard and push forward consultations as originally planned," Gao said.
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We take pride in helping women push forward a startup at what we discovered to be a critical turning point in their lives.
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"As you push forward, know that the American conservative movement, and millions of conservatives across the country, stand squarely behind you," they wrote.
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You want to push forward, climb higher, while all around you, Inches beneath your feet, Earth is seething, a river of liquid rock.
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Amazon itself created the Alexa Prize competition among universities to push forward conversational artificial intelligence, with a $100,000 stipend for each sponsored team.
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The Obama Doctrine unfortunately blindfolded the West from ever realizing how Iran's mullahs continue to push forward a wide variety of other disruptions.
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If Democrats regained a majority in the House in November, they could push forward on an investigation that could potentially lead to impeachment.
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The mere fact that these discrepancies exist in climate science is reason enough not to push forward with actions that impact Americans' rights.
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"We would have been much longer in identifying (Ramos) and being able to push forward in the investigation without that system," Altamore said.
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The Senate should push forward pro-patient policies, like capping Medicare Part D costs and stopping surprise billing to ensure affordable drug prices.
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The city will continue to crack down on recycling theft as we simultaneously push forward a greener and more sustainable waste management system.
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Still, Madden 17 may push forward a gaming genre in which yearly publishing cycles and finicky user bases encourage software refinement, not revolution.
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Dan Daly, a legendary two-time Medal of Honor recipient, famously shouted to his troops to motivate them to continue to push forward.
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U.S. backdrop: President Trump has been trying to push forward on his agenda items, asserting that the special counsel's report fully exonerated him.
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This is part of its laudable proclivity to push forward, but in this case, looking back is the best way to move ahead.
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If SiX does decide to push forward in an ALEC-type role, then another niche remains to be filled on the progressive left.
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No matter how much it breaks your heart sometimes, if you have the talent that God's given me, you've got to push forward.
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I would gird myself, push forward, distract myself with new and pressing problems to fix; I focused on technical, rather than human, matters.
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This is most apparent on playgrounds, when parents and caregivers continue to hold on even when kids are so ready to push forward.
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He was up here, obviously, for a specific purpose to try and push forward with these legislative authorities that need to be extended.
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I've done the best that I can, and I don't have any regrets whatsoever about my efforts to push forward a Democratic agenda.
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"Your response has to be to reject cynicism and reject pessimism and push forward, with a certain infectious and relentless optimism," he says.
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The WHO needs to push forward a human rights and democracy approach in China including proactive inclusion of independent media and civil society.
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These challenges, as daunting as they may be, shouldn't discourage us from quitting, they should encourage us to push forward, full speed ahead.
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It is the latest policy announced by different departments including the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security to push forward capacity cuts.
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The IMF will help push forward efforts around climate change stress testing, including through our own assessments of countries' financial sectors and economies.
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Sixty-five percent of people, including the majority of Democrats, said they wanted her to help push forward on women's rights and equality.
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Bush said Monday the focus on Moore is potentially problematic as Republicans look to push forward tax reform in both chambers of Congress.
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The gift of power requires the responsibility of appreciating who came before you and how you might do your part to push forward.
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Some Republicans have been quite open in saying that they felt compelled to push forward on corporate tax cuts to please their donors.
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John Kennedy strongly encouraged the administration to push forward with a free trade deal with Iceland, according to multiple senators in the room.
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She made no mention of Roy Price, who had helped push forward the series before resigning in October following accusations of sexual harassment.
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The State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission said China would vigorously push forward mixed-ownership reforms in sectors including telecommunications, aviation and defence.
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Regardless of one's views, the political reality is that House Democrats would be foolish -- and Russians will rejoice -- if they push forward with impeachment.
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You're unclear about what direction you want to go in, so use Mercury retrograde to reconsider your goals and don't try to push forward.
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I think the selection is definitely going to push forward a debate and I think it is a debate that is essential to have.
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The world's largest energy consumer will introduce private investment in upstream prospecting and push forward reforms of the oil gas prospecting system, Xinhua reported.
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The previous day, Trump called on Republicans to be more vocal in their defense of him as Democrats push forward with their impeachment efforts.
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The previous day, Trump called on Republicans to be more vocal in their defense of him as Democrats push forward with their impeachment efforts.
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But the former chief strategist says he says the Democrats will still push forward with their efforts to remove Trump as the year continues.
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She sees the #MeToo movement, built on women speaking out against sexual harassment and abuse, as an opportunity to push forward on child marriage.
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Ford just made a series of moves, including a hookup with Amazon to push forward the Internet of Things, a drone project and more.
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Keeping the weight in your heels, push forward and swing the back leg into the lunge position to switch to the other leg. 7.
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Sitting in the same seat before the panel later Thursday, Kavanaugh angrily defended his honor as Republicans aimed to push forward with his confirmation.
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Meta Athena moves like a single entity as they push forward toward the point, moving at the same time in their perfectly coordinated advance.
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China will push forward with market-based exchange rate reform, she added, striking a balance between greater currency flexibility and maintaining foreign exchange stability.
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I feel an obligation to fix this disaster and intend to push forward for state-centric health care versus Washington-knows-best health care.
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The decision by Donald Trump to push forward with his controversial plan has been labeled"discriminatory and unpatriotic" by America's largest civil rights organization.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's President Xi Jinping said on Wednesday that Beijing will push forward reforms in key areas, the official Xinhua news agency reported.
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Secondly, the FCC could push forward with the essentially same proposal and spring the final rule on the world after acting behind closed doors.
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The country will continue to push forward outstanding government debt swaps to ease repayment pressure on local government, the minister said, according to Xinhua.
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Last week a Bipartisan Senate sought to push forward a bill that calls for "crushing" sanctions designed to punish Russia over alleged election meddling.
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When controversies arose about that — as they repeatedly did — the company simply took a step back only to quietly push forward again soon thereafter.
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The White House appeared to mute its criticism of China's Communist Party in recent weeks in order to push forward trade negotiations with Beijing.
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"We're going to introduce it and continue to push forward because I don't agree with the secretary's assessment," Smith told The Hill this week.
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Trump on Wednesday asserted that workers "agree" with his decision to push forward on demands for a border wall as they go without pay.
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Under this scenario Hillary Clinton and Paul Ryan or whoever is running Congress will move fast to push forward a rational immigration reform bill.
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Sinosphere Some social scientists spend their careers researching small-scale topics that may help push forward our understanding of bigger forces shaping our lives.
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Democratic aides told me that they want to push forward some version of the Raise the Wage Act, introduced in May 2017 by Rep.
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While China and other countries push forward with geothermal technology, the U.S. lags far behind, meeting barely 0.01% of our heating demand with it.
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Now that this fruit knowledge has been dropped on us, we fully plan to push forward and embrace our bananas, phloem bundles and all.
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Tencent said it welcomed Walmart's decision and would push forward with plans to help support vendors with digital tools in the "smart retail" arena.
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But as much as struggled with the adjustment, he knew he had to push forward if he wanted to one day be a Yankee.
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I feel an obligation to fix this disaster and intend to push forward for state-centric health care vs Washington-knows-best health care.
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" He continued: "I've seen various different costs ... we'll continue to work with you folks if (the administration) decides to push forward with that initiative.
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"I believe we will push forward as a nation," he said, rocking his son back and forth in his stroller along the jagged sidewalk.
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President Donald Trump urged lawmakers last week to push forward with tax legislation "ASAP," telling them not to wait until the end of September.
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If he gets the thumbs up, he'll be allowed to push forward with his Brexit plan (or lack thereof) unencumbered by his political opponents.
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"Looks like the bank could push forward the timing (of rate hike)," said Kong Dong-rak, a fixed-income strategist at Daishin Securities Seoul.
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Ultimately, Democrats chose to push forward on the two articles in a bid to keep their caucus mainly united, other than two Democrats -- Rep.
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Give it a few summers without fire, and it would push forward and overwhelm the grassland again, as it had taken the Maya cities.
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Their mission took on a steady rhythm: Set up defensive gun positions by day, push forward by night, squeezing the militants house by house.
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Kessler, the prominent sports lawyer, may now be able to push forward with a nearly identical case in Federal District Court in New Jersey.
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The decision by President Trump to push forward with his controversial plan has been labelled "discriminatory and unpatriotic" by America's largest civil rights organization.
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It really did open my eyes to something that I need to address personally with my new colleagues and maybe try to push forward.
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China's President Xi Jinping said on a telephone call with U.S. President Donald Trump on Saturday that he hopes to push forward a Sino-U.
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Medicaid expansion ballot initiatives passed in three states — Idaho, Nebraska and Utah — and governors elected in Kansas and Maine will now push forward Medicaid expansion.
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"It is my understanding that maybe some policies were not developed around these vehicles that we will get cleared up and push forward," he said.
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"We can certainly push forward our ambitious housing agenda without throwing away any piece of our plan to create smaller community-based jails," she said.
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Boeing says that its acquisition of Aurora will help it push forward its efforts around self-flying vehicle development, for both military and commercial use.
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We will continue to push forward on the delivery of the hyper-performance FF 91 luxury vehicle and secure our medium- and long-term strategies.
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Democratic presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren isn't waiting for the election to push forward her proposal to erase the majority of the country's outstanding student debt.
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But labor activists have noted that Amazon continues to push forward with expedited shipping as other retail competitors try to match the ecommerce giant's reach.
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Sometimes the only thing there is to do is to push forward, stifle the blues, and embrace the best things that life has to offer.
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To address the structural imbalance in the housing market, China will "vigorously" push forward with development of the rental housing market this year, Wang said.
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But he focused on domestic economic woes and the need to push forward reforms begun by former President Raul Castro, whom he replaced in April.
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You're also super energized to push forward in your career, Pisces, but find balance today and also make time to tend to your home base.
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Banks will be encouraged to transfer bad loans to asset management companies and push forward the securitization of bad assets, according to the cabinet guidelines.
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France, which has staunchly defended the Paris accord since Trump announced his decision to withdraw, said it would push forward with implementation no matter what.
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As opposition leaders push forward on a referendum to hold early presidential elections, they also need to articulate a plan to address the country's problems.
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BEIJING, April 27 (Reuters) - China will continue to push forward the internationalization of the yuan currency, central bank vice governor Fan Yifei said on Thursday.
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The state planner said it would encourage cities with an oversupply of housing to further shed inventory and continue to push forward supply-side reform.
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Today, TechCrunch is proud to announce we've become a part of the movement to protect our readers by joining the web's push forward toward HTTPS.
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They agreed to push forward on an agreement allowing travelers from each country to be pre-cleared through immigration and customs, aiding tourism and commerce.
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The stock has more than doubled this year, partly on hopes Chief Executive Officer Benjamin Steinbruch will push forward with asset sales to cut debt.
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Scientists may not find a cure, but they need to push forward to relieve the suffering of so many whose lives are touched by depression.
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"We would have been much longer in identifying him and being able to push forward," Mr. Altomare said about why the image system was used.
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The IMF spokesman said a team in Buenos Aires would complete its trip on Friday and return to Washington to push forward with technical work.
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The U.S. also added 42,000 construction jobs in February as warm weather helped push forward projects that would have otherwise waited until spring to begin.
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There have been no member-to-member meetings since the holidays, according to Neugebauer, but he intends to push forward with the discussions this spring.
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A shield for Robert Mueller Republicans, having received their "assurances," will not push forward with any legislation to protect special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia investigation.
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That's not a conversation the Democrats wanted to be having in public as they ramp up investigations into Trump and push forward their policy agenda.
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This is why we urge the U.S. Senate to push forward with a bill that removes this archaic ban and ensures patients are correctly identified.
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They have remained focused on their more moderate opponent, Biden, and have worked in tandem to push forward a progressive message on the campaign trail.
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Page subsequently told congressional investigators that the two were discussing how strongly to push forward in investigating possible ties between the Trump campaign and Moscow.
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In France, the social media campaign #BalanceTonPorc, or Expose Your Pig, may push forward changes not only in the culture, but also in the law.
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What we lack is the political will and commitment to push forward an agenda that restores humanity and legality to a broken and corrupt system.
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The White House will have to review its strategy and decide whether to push forward with the peace plan — or postpone its release once again.
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So the one thing that would allow the FCC to push forward with its proposal would be a sweeping Democratic victory in the November election.
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I also avoided Future Man based on, well, pretty much everything Seth Rogen does, but I'll push forward and give that a shot as well.
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South Koreans remain skeptical but also embrace hope that a positive outcome of the talks could push forward a Korean War peace treaty and further cooperation.
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Yao said the world's second largest economy has shown some positive signs but the government needs to push forward reforms to ensure long-term growth momentum.
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And Daniel Keylin, a spokesman for Tillis, reportedly said that while the senator still supports his bill, he sees no need to push forward on it.
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They also helped push forward a trend toward cross-platform gaming, and App Annie expects that to continue in 2019 with more games becoming less siloed.
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China would implement the consensus reached by Chinese and U.S. leaders in Argentina on trade and push forward their trade negotiations next year, the leaders said.
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"That's how I know I'm doing this because it matters to me, not because I want to push forward a career or whatever," Wang tells Mashable.
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After successfully turning Outlook into one of the best email apps on mobile, he's now putting his expertise to work to push forward Microsoft's voice assistant.
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"As women in the culture now we are always trying to push forward and move the needle and reach for equality and demand equality," she said.
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With Washington backing away, that leaves the door open for Beijing to push forward the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP), which was first launched in 2012.
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I can say personally that while I was there, I felt as though we were doing everything in our power to push forward fundamental privacy reform.
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And I think sometimes it is a good idea just to forget how other people see you and, and push forward and try to do things.
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Mr Rubio's tactic, alleges an old adversary from his days in Florida politics, is to "use [his background] as a shield to push forward his agenda".
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Growing doubts about President Michel Temer capacity to stay in office and push forward the reforms "have heightened downside risk to the rating," S&P said.
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However, his arrest comes as current President Jair Bolsonaro tries to push forward major changes to the country's pension system, which investors largely bet will happen.
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Stan Lee and his daughter, J.C. Lee, were working on a brand new superhero before he died, and she's vowing to push forward with the project.
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Uncertainty over the yuan was also exacerbated by a rare public debate among academics advocating that the authorities push forward a free float for the currency.
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But the teen, who was not expected to ever walk or talk, found the strength to rehabilitate and push forward watching Curry play basketball on television.
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And while there's definitely an argument to be made for ILM to push forward, and focus on new experiences and stories instead of adapting old ones.
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"We're going to push forward and make sure that the wall gets built" is saying nothing while trying to appear like you are saying something. 2.
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I urge the Puerto Rican residents of Florida, Texas, Pennsylvania, New York and other states, to push forward the island's agenda in the upcoming political process.
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While many describe Medina as a competent technocrat, he is not seen as having the leadership to push forward a politically complicated overhaul of economic policy.
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In a statement, the regulator also said it would push forward in an orderly way the lowering of corporate leverage ratios and curb property bubble tendencies.
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"By letting the DOJ move forward on this case, [the White House has] allowed the FBI to push forward with a precedent-setting case," Stepanovich said.
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Fortunately, Americans have a long, proud legacy of using their own pocketbooks, private organizations and corporations to push forward where government fails or drags its feet.
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This wouldn't mean entirely relying on federal programs to push forward the space industry, but also on government partnering with or investing in private space companies.
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Neugebauer — who is retiring at the end of this Congress — indicated earlier in the year that he intended to push forward with the discussions this spring.
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It's the latest step the administration has taken to push forward on President Donald Trump's signature campaign promise, and it has already angered one key lawmaker.
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Xi also said China will push forward with deleveraging in its economy, and that lowering debt ratios among state-owned enterprises is the most pressing issue.
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"I have respect for you, because you continued to push forward until the very end," Yasuhiko Kumagai, a fan, wrote under one of Mr. Kuriki's posts.
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The project allowed Mankiller to push forward efforts to improve housing conditions and public health, ultimately creating the largest Indian-run healthcare system in the country.
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Although Ms. Pelosi's announcement was a crucial turning point, it left many unanswered questions about exactly when and how Democrats planned to push forward on impeachment.
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He stressed that North Korea "should more actively push forward the project for developing strategic weapons" now that Washington's "gangster-like acts" have stymied economic growth.
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Regulators are moving to develop new standards, even as critics push forward to have the courts or Congress curb or strike down the rules down entirely.
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In this year's speech, Queen Elizabeth announced her administrative program to government and 26 proposals that the government intends to push forward in the coming year.
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As the saga is coming to an end, markets will be relieved that South Korea finally can push forward to press ahead with electing new leadership.
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Denver Broncos DE Adam Gotsis has just learned prosecutors will NOT push forward with rape charges stemming from allegations he sexually assaulted a woman in 2013.
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According to the New Yorker, unnamed Republican staffers knew about the allegations ahead of publication, even as their party sought to push forward with Kavanaugh's confirmation.
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China will steadily push forward efforts to internationalize its yuan currency and make it convertible on the capital account in an orderly way, the central bank said.
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If you ask me what I think about space, I say this: I have always believed there is, somewhere in our core, a need to push forward.
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" The absence prompted Brown to authorize a request from Senate Democrats to "bring back their colleagues to finish the work they committed to push forward for Oregonians.
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Republicans could amend their bill to fix this — if they choose to push forward with the BCRA, which for now looks like it's not going to pass.
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At times, he's "felt discouraged with the things I'm doing," but a few words his brother said to him has helped him to continue to push forward.
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HELSINKI, Oct 9 (Reuters) - Finland's centre-right government has reached an agreement on how to push forward its delayed health care reform, media reports said on Monday.
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"We will actively and steadily push forward opening of the banking sector and reasonably arrange the order of opening," it said in a statement on its website.
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Kim called on the country to push forward "the building of nuclear force and boost self-defensive nuclear force both in quality and quantity," according to KCNA.
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Instead, the drone will push forward at a set speed, and whoever's wearing the DJI Goggles will be able to turn (or yaw) it left or right.
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Both chip makers have been investing in vehicles, and Intel appears to be paying a premium to catch up and push forward with its autonomous vehicle plans.
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Boateng's sending-off for his second yellow card eight minutes from time made little difference as the Germans continued to push forward in search of the winner.
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He hopes the hurricane will spur the fiscal control board, which governs the territory's finances, to push forward a decade-old proposal to privatise the power industry.
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Rosselló was fulfilling his campaign promise to push forward with the statehood process, which has been a controversial issue on the island for more than 100 years.
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At the enclave in December, leaders pledged to make monetary policy more flexible, expand the budget deficit to support the economy, and push forward "supply-side reform".
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American diplomats were criticized here for pressuring Haiti to push forward, despite the widespread belief that the electoral council had designed the electoral process to facilitate fraud.
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Generally against an opponent whose only desire is to push forward and close space, counter knees and elbows are considerably more useful than counter punches and kicks.
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In addition, the minister asked that Ross push forward talks aimed at reaching a quick deal in a stop-start tomato dispute between Mexican and U.S. producers.
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He also said China will promote free trade talks and push forward with negotiations to form the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP), a China-backed trading pact.
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It was very dark time but Aimee says she was always determined to "fight for her life" and push forward, despite unimaginable obstacles – both physical and emotional.
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China will push forward capital account convertibility in an orderly way this year, with further opening-up in its equity and stock markets, SAFE said on Friday.
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The government said it was taking fresh steps to push forward a revision to its building act that it hoped would help limit damage in the future.
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Ariana Grande was safe during the explosion, but has decided not to push forward with the rest of her tour given the traumatic nature of the event.
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Now he will push forward on the promises he made during the campaign, and the opposition needs to get on board or get out of the way.
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The root cause of China's current economic problems is structural imbalances and China will continue to push forward with coal and steel capacity reduction efforts, Xinhua said.
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On April 13th Liao Xiyuan, an official at the agriculture ministry, said China planned to "push forward" commercial cultivation of GM maize over the next five years.
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The sky-blue girl was proceeding effortlessly, with that precise stride of hers and that push forward of her gloved hands, gripping the handles of her poles.
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We must ensure that our momentum does not slip away, and we must push forward with nonpartisan purpose toward a criminal justice system worthy of our nation.
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Hospital groups are vowing to push forward with a fight against the Trump administration over changes to a federal drug discount program following a setback last week.
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Second, can al Qaeda identify and develop a cadre of young leaders to push forward and develop strategic plans consistent with its focus on the far enemy?
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John Kasich on Tuesday night celebrated a huge victory in his home state and said he will continue to push forward toward the GOP nomination for president.
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When they only had Ford's allegations to consider, it appeared Senate Republicans would push forward with Kavanaugh's confirmation and move to a vote as soon as possible.
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Republicans plan to push forward with Pompeo's nomination in the weeks ahead even if he does not get a favorable vote out of the Foreign Relations committee.
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You can even push forward as a projectile lands to play it with a straight bat and launch a fast-moving power shot in a straight line.
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The Stonewall Riots, in other words, came at an exact moment in which social dissatisfaction and other political elements converged to push forward a larger LGBTQ movement.
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Those two developments created huge difficulties for the Trump administration to push forward with it's peace plan, which the White House is still debating when to launch.
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To secure his position, he must push forward with his weapons programs as quickly as possible, making North Korea unassailable by the time anyone changes their minds.
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Photos by Joshua Mellin Big Grams In Bonnaroo's third day, we saw how music and comedy intersect to push forward some of the most memorable experiences possible.
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The killing shocked the nation and helped President Lyndon B. Johnson push forward with the Voting Rights Act of 1965, which was signed into law that August.
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And unsurprisingly, a new technology like 5G, with its promise of new and expanded markets, makes for a good moment to push forward with these new technologies.
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In a document filed after the hearing, House lawyers said that they wanted to push forward on both claims involving subpoena enforcement and the tax code section.
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But don't make any decisions just yet; Mercury begins its retrograde today in Taurus, making it time to review and rethink, not push forward with new projects.
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She will oversee the establishment of a European strategy for regulating artificial intelligence and, with Ms Vestager, will push forward a Digital Services Act on e-commerce.
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The timing of the case has important political implications for Obama, who is hoping to push forward with a major legacy achievement months before he leaves office.
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Faraday Future could have easily been as successful as Tesla; simply, the decision to push forward for so long without seeing cash and never compromising was unsustainable.
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From this day forward, every word written and spoken undermining Trump is an act of backhanded support for Clinton and the policies that she will push forward.
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But leaders will push forward with plans strongly backed by France and Germany to allow Europe "to act autonomously when and where necessary" to ensure its security.
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Yi also said China will keep the yuan basically stable, and will unwaveringly push forward financial opening up according to its own timetable and needs of reform.
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Republicans used the muscle of their congressional majority to push forward some of President Trump's most controversial cabinet nominees, a sign of the struggle ahead for Democrats.
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Her flat strokes and her ability to take the ball very early off the bounce and push forward to the net make her most dangerous on grass.
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Her flat strokes and her ability to take the ball very early off the bounce and push forward to the net make her most dangerous on grass.
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The remarks by the four leaders did not appear to represent a coordinated effort to push forward a new international architecture for oversight of the tech sector.
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Combined with that Meta-Rocker design, I felt a very perceptible push forward in these shoes, like you might feel when adding momentum to a rocking chair.
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The talks come as Tesla looks to localize battery cell production and push forward with the 500,000-vehicle-capacity Shanghai plant, expected to be completed in May.
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At the same time, incremental advances are adding up in areas like the smart home and consumer health tech to push forward meaningful advances that aren't just hype.
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The EmDrive, a copper cone that would supposedly push forward on the vacuum of space without any propellant, is one such idea—unfortunately, it's probably another dead end.
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This hands-off approach emboldened activists to push forward with state-level legalization campaigns and spurred entrepreneurs and investors to build business around legal pot—a rousing success.
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Spain descended into its worst political crisis since the restoration of democracy in the 1970s, when separatist leaders in Catalonia attempted to push forward with the region's secession.
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I just, you know, I don't think they're really trying to push forward the kind of quality bar of mobile video in the same way that we are.
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And in the face of that, Republican state leaders are using the lame-duck session to push forward government changes that would limit Democrats' power in the state.
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Abe said Monday he would use his victory to push forward with his economic reform program -- also known as Abenomics -- along with further changes to his diplomatic policies.
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It's because of this support that she continues to push forward, not letting cancer stop her from being the blogger she always felt she was meant to be.
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In the magazine article, she said China would push forward with market-based exchange rate reform, striking a balance between greater currency flexibility and maintaining foreign exchange stability.
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But… "What's harder to assess is the degree to which it's undermining political will in countries to push forward the policies needed to meet their targets," Diringer said.
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Yahoo is reportedly already starting to contact possible suitors just days after the company announced that it was bringing in outside advisors to push forward with a sale.
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Silicon Valley's use of trade associations to push forward groundbreaking new technology is a welcome evolution of the industry's lobbying efforts in DC and other capitals of influence.
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I remember reading the phrase "fight off your demons" and claiming it as a personal motto, a mantra and encouraging push forward when giving up was horribly appealing.
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You may have heard the rumors that Apple might be doing away with the headphone jack on the iPhone to push forward the wonderful world of wireless listening.
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The delay to the show comes as Apple tries to push forward in the realm of original content, potentially pitting it against the likes of Netflix and Amazon.
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As its name dictates, the pod normally works to push forward other pods forward, but when sent dow the track alone managed to reach an impressive 220 mph.
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"It definitely doubts the U.S. administration's ability to push forward (with) this so much talked and discussed agenda including the fiscal stimulus, tax deregulation, tax cuts," Gkionakis added.
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"While implementing measures to stabilize economic growth, the government needs to push forward reform on the supply side in the services sector to release its potential," he said.
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"While implementing measures to stabilize economic growth, the government needs to push forward reform on the supply side in the services sector to release its potential," he added.
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The PBoC added that it hoped to "work hand in hand" with businesses, academia and researchers to "jointly push forward the healthy, orderly development of fintech" in China.
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It feels overly simple in the early levels, but as the game advances, it's clear that Mario's constant push forward requires an entirely different sort of strategic thinking.
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"While implementing measures to stabilize economic growth, the government needs to push forward reform on the supply side in the services sector to release its potential," He said.
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Samsung has tried to push forward use of external gamepads on the Gear VR, especially for more complex titles like Minecraft, but adoption hasn't been all that significant.
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"We need to continue to utilize foreign investment to push forward supply-side reform and elevate our economy to catch up with the global innovation pace," Xi said.
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In an interview, Barbosa said legislation to put off efforts to lower budget spending and push forward with a state debt relief program are necessary to reignite growth.
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One party holding the presidency, the government, and the parliament simultaneously is a historic first after 1991 and presents a rare opportunity to push forward with important reforms.
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The group has received some assistance from Mexican federal agencies, the AP reported, but has pledged it will push forward in its journey toward the southern U.S. border.
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Griezmann's goal changed the dynamics of the game, with Barcelona forced to push forward in search of an equalizer, as Atlético held the edge with an away goal.
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Big news is shared as Mercury connects with Jupiter on August 21, and this will be especially beneficial at work as you push forward with some exciting projects.
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AF: This is of course a complex issue that comes at a very tentious time over in the U.S. as you're trying to push forward with tax reform.
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Larry Hogan heralded Gaskill as a "tough guy" and used his action to push forward a political move to fund more school resource officers, the Washington Post reported.
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Evidence must be sufficient; the Crown Prosecution Service must push forward with the case; the victim must have the psychological resilience necessary for a long and protracted case.
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Kong Dong-rak, a fixed income analyst at Daishin Securities, said he may push forward his rate cut call from the fourth quarter to sometime earlier this year.
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He spent the last few days campaigning for Senate candidates supportive of his agenda, vowing to push forward with a crackdown on drugs that has left thousands dead.
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The result effectively gives Conte an eight seat majority in the 321-seat chamber, meaning it might struggle to push forward legislation on particularly divisive issues like immigration.
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"The prisoner exchange will be one of the first confidence-building measures, so it will remain a very critical step that we need to push forward," he added.
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From walkouts to national demonstrations to domination of the news cycle, the mobilization of students has created a momentum that we must harness and continue to push forward.
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Whether you succeed in sailing down the hill past the themeless puzzles to the somewhat easier Sunday puzzle depends on how hard you push forward to release yourself.
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However, she argued that large-scale solar projects do take a significant amount of time to push forward because of environmental mitigation measures and discussions with nearby landowners.
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Every action by this administration is an effort to push forward the appearance of normality, to squelch scrutiny, to diminish the authority and credibility of the ongoing investigations.
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"The Tokyo chapter of the LDP ... has the power to turn back the pace of reform, but it does not have the power to push forward," Koike said.
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A victory would cement Mr. Johnson's claim to 10 Downing Street and push forward his plan for an aggressive exit from the bloc by the end of January.
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The statements from Republican lawmakers echo what has become a drumbeat of public and private messages from outside conservative and grassroots groups to push forward amid the allegations.
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Large and small businesses have been urging the White House and the Senate to push forward on getting the bank back up and running at full speed again.
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"We will take a look at the completed product, but in the House, we will continue to push forward with the AIRR Act," Shuster said in a statement.
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United Methodist delegates, who have gathered in St. Louis this week, instead reportedly voted to push forward the "Traditional" plan, which reaffirms the church's current beliefs and teachings.
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Members of Parliament will also likely try to seize control and push forward different Brexit plans — a softer Brexit, a second referendum, or any number of other ideas.
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Xinhua also said on Monday a report from Vice Premier Zhang Gaoli to the country's political advisory body pledged to steadily push forward with destocking in the property market.
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After weeks of coverage, protest, and hand wringing, the #ReleaseTheMemo campaign had accomplished what it set out to do: push forward a narrative of corruption and anti-Trump bias.
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We can still push forward with a truly global agenda, going beyond mere trade agreements, and stressing the loyalty all humans should owe to our species and our planet.
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The resulting showdown is a fun and exhilarating exercise in zombie-based wartime strategy, as Aaron and the other group members decide to not push forward on the Saviors.
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The new policy, which followed an announcement by the White House on June 15th that it would push forward with the original tariffs announced in March, sent markets plummeting.
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So of course we hope that these individual pushes will get a European-wide way of doing things, and of course for the OECD to push forward for this.
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Share it with a friend, share it with the Lonely Whale, share it with the world online and let's push forward with an impactful, plastic-free wave of change.
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Monzo will now need to navigate state and federal laws and regulations, and attempt to get a US banking license so it can really push forward with its plans.
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For her, the criticism is just "noise" that she won't pay attention to, which has been proven by her uncanny ability to compartmentalize and push forward with her plans.
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The leaders pledged to push forward supply-side reform, expand aggregate demand and take a more proactive fiscal policy approach, while continuing with coal and steel capacity reduction efforts.
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The Trump administration must truly seize the initiative and continue to push forward, constantly testing North Korea's intentions to ensure it is serious about giving up its nuclear weapons.
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French voters have given Emmanuel Macron a mandate to strengthen the euro zone and push forward with reforms for deeper EU integration, European Commissioner Pierre Moscovici, has told CNBC.
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TEL AVIV, Israel — President Donald Trump arrived in Tel Aviv on Monday, hoping to help push forward what he's described as the "ultimate deal" — peace between Israelis and Palestinians.
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State-owned enterprises reform has been a driver in recent weeks, as China vowed to push forward mixed-ownership reforms in key sectors including aviation, defence, oil and telecommunications.
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By contrast, the HNC is keen to push forward with the talks, to put forward their proposals for constitutional change and political transition and the end of Assad's rule.
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Appearing before the House Budget Committee, Mulvaney indicated the Trump administration would likely have to ask Congress for extra funds "if we decide to push forward" with the parade.
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And the network is eager to find Democratic partners to push forward some of their top agenda items, like a pathway to citizenship for "Dreamers" and criminal justice reform.
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"It's an effort that I'm seeing closely from Jason Greenblatt and the American Consulate here in Jerusalem to push forward the peace process with firm instructions from the administration."
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Volsky said that if more women come forward with allegations against Kavanaugh, it's going to be even more difficult for Senate Republicans to push forward with a confirmation vote.
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It added it will push forward diversification of foreign exchange reserves in a steady, prudent way and ensure safety and liquidity while increasing the value of foreign exchange reserves.
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Trade ties The statement also outlined plans by the two leaders to "push forward bilateral trade and investment," though it included no specifics on how this might be achieved.
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Ms. Tariyal points out that there are many unexplored possibilities in women's-health technology because for so long, women have not had the power to push forward their ideas.
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The Trump administration has pointed to the crowded facilities as evidence of a "crisis" at the southern border and a sign that Congress must push forward with immigration reform.
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"I am confident that we have a majority of the majority on the ENLIST Act, and I'm going to push forward," Denham said, according to the Los Angeles Times.
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For them, the 91 percent "yes" votes versus the 6 percent of those who voted against provide grounds for the government to push forward with the agreement in parliament.
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"We see progress and momentum in the process and we've had good conversations as recently as yesterday and we're going to continue those conversations and push forward," she said.
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"We will gradually push forward the reform, and I believe their will more actions on this aspect after the 19th party congress," Liu told a small group of reporters.
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The company had earlier tested another experimental drug, VX-659, with the two-drug combination Symdeko, but delayed filing for U.S. approval to decide which combination to push forward.
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Yet as he himself notes, Sanders's years in politics have also shown him to be someone who knows how to work with others and push forward a positive agenda.
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SANTIAGO (Reuters) - The International Monetary Fund (IMF) hailed Chile's strengthening economy in a report published on Friday while encouraging President Sebastian Pinera to push forward with promised structural reforms.
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Jupiter, which has been retrograde since March, will push forward again starting Tuesday afternoon, giving you the drive to trudge through all the skeletons it's pulled from the closet.
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Officials in Australia have outlawed public gatherings of more than 500 people -- so the National Rugby League (NRL) decided to push forward with games ... with limited people in attendance.
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In a call with reporters on Monday, senior White House officials said that Kirstjen Nielsen, the homeland security secretary, had attended over 100 meetings on ways to push forward.
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Halftime Mewis ends up with the ball on the last push forward in the first half, and fires a shot at Bouhaddi from straight on that is easily saved.
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"We would have been much longer in identifying him and being able to push forward," Timothy Altomare, chief of the Anne Arundel County Police Department, said at the time.
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Even more poignant is how, if you go online, you can cooperate with other players to push forward — all without ever knowing who's helping you, and who you're helping.
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Germany's new socialist government was challenged from the right by those unsatisfied with the peace, and from the far left by those who wanted to push forward to revolution.
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Elon Musk will be opening his home to coders and engineers next month in an apparent bid to attract AI talent to help push forward Tesla's autonomous driving ambitions.
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Even if he doesn't succeed, he can lay the intellectual and political groundwork for a new authorization, making it that much easier for the next administration to push forward.
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A victory would cement Mr. Johnson's claim to 213 Downing Street and push forward his plan for an aggressive exit from the European Union by the end of January.
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Facing them is a long six-week gauntlet of deadlines and work as Republicans look to ramp up efforts to repeal and replace ObamaCare and push forward tax reform.
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NNPC Group Managing Director Mele Kyari said Nigeria's President Muhammadu Buhari has directed NLNG to push forward to Train 12, and that they were on course to do so.
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Trump's support for the tariffs cost him his top economic adviser in Gary Cohn, who resigned earlier this week following the President's decision to push forward with the tariffs.
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The attorney general's summary undercut the threat of impeachment, but Democratic lawmakers vowed to push forward with investigations and urged that the special counsel's full report be made public.
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But the launch also opens up a new vector for policy issues, and it's curious that Facebook would push forward on this given all its policy troubles as of late.
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Luckily, whether we prioritize them in our closets or not, give-back brands continue to push forward, relentlessly expanding into multi-billion dollar companies while also helping those in need.
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" On the GoFundMe page, he wrote, "During this time, me, my grandfather, and brother are trying to come to grasp with our new reality and push forward with our lives.
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At any moment, another opponent could scuttle your plans or push forward toward the end of the game, while you're still trying to get all your ducks in a row.
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Taskmaster Saturn in Sagittarius leaves retrograde at 5:51 AM—big changes have gone down since early spring, especially around work and responsibilities, and now it's time to push forward!
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The state of play: They've been dragged on television by opportunistic members of Congress and are fielding multiple antitrust inquiries, while attempting to push forward with the Libra digital currency.
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Burns is encouraging that women can push forward similar initiatives in their workplace, "Take a look at your industry and pinpoint some issues that matter in the space," she says.
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" He said both sides would set up teams to push forward stalled talks aimed at getting North Korea to give up its nuclear weapons, adding "speed is not the thing.
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Just as Senua needs to push forward through nightmares to find her truth, you will need to put up with some dreary gameplay to see all Hellblade has to offer.
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The singer says her new track came together when she decided to work with Sandy Hook Promise to raise awareness and push forward gun regulation in regard to mental stability.
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So yes, things can always be rolled back, but we will continue to push forward as much as we can to continue the progress that has been made so far.
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RATE EXPECTATIONS Kong Dong-rak, a fixed income analyst at Daishin Securities, said he may push forward his rate cut call from the fourth quarter to sometime earlier this year.
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You were often overwhelmed with horrible situations, but characters like Clem and her one-time guardian Lee made you want to push forward to try to get them to safety.
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During that time, Hayden continued to push forward on issues like solar power and rent control, and was responsible for the Hayden Act, which protects shelter animals from premature euthanasia.
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Jacare proved a little smarter than usual though and after struggling with the jab for a while he began to push forward and get to the body with left hooks.
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Budget Committee Chairman Tom Price (R-Ga.) said he expects lawmakers to push forward with an overhaul "within the first six to eight months" of President-elect Donald Trump's administration.
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The coming week will see congressional panels push forward on their investigations into Russian election interference and representatives from government and industry meet at an annual forum on digital transformation.
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Apparently keen to seize upon a spike in the polls, Abe said he wanted to "gain the confidence of the people… and push forward strong diplomacy" to counter North Korea.
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The sharp pushback to Haspel over her record prompted her to offer to withdraw her nomination last week, though the White House has decided to push forward with her confirmation.
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The direct sequel to the award-winning and best-selling DOOM (2016), experience the ultimate combination of speed and power with the next leap in push-forward, first-person combat.
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As such, Macedonian Prime Minister Zoran Zaev vowed to push forward with a vote in parliament to change Macedonia's name, part of a deal it's made to join the organizations.
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The latest Charlottesville comments came during a press conference that was supposed to push forward Trump's infrastructure plan, one of his key campaign platforms and an important issue for businesses.
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"As far as the political noise, we filter that out, keep our heads down and continue to make progress and push forward restoring essential functions for Puerto Rico," he said.
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MEDIASET, MEDIASET ESPANA, ATRESMEDIA Spain's watchdog could push forward with sanctions amounting to around 23 million euros to each company for allegedly falling afoul of competition laws, El Pais reported.
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As he approached his vehicle though, Tarkon was doing his best to shrug that off and push forward with his planned day coaching a local girls team, the Indie Chicas.
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It has nothing to do with tech, but it is an inability to kind of wrap our heads around what issues are important and make those issues to push forward.
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For now, though, she and many others believe there's nothing they can do but accept limitations, embrace new modes of sensation and function in their everyday lives, and push forward.
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But Wang said on Thursday China will push forward with opening up its capital account in a prudent and orderly way and will not backtrack by adding more capital controls.
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Basma Baseem, an Iraqi lawmaker and a member of the parliament energy committee said Iraq should push forward with the deal with Exxon to help Iraq develop its energy sector.
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" The Academy further declared that "spurious allegations claiming members or committees use our process to push forward nominations for artists they have relationships with are categorically false, misleading and wrong.
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But Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has not said exactly which plan the chamber will push forward with as the chances of mustering the needed support among Republicans appears dim.
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Republican leaders invoked martial law back in March in an effort to push forward with a vote near the anniversary of former President Obama signing ObamaCare into law in 2010.
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But Johnson can no more secure a majority for his approach than May could, and his determination to try to push forward anyway has generated a week of political crisis.
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The strong profit numbers could give Beijing leeway to push forward corporate deleveraging reforms as it aims to make state-owned enterprises (SOEs) more profitable and responsive to the market.
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Once a gung-ho place, Hong Kong these days struggles even to put in place sensible rubbish-recycling policies or push forward oft-stalled plans for a world-class cultural district.
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The tension of this predicament — the need to push forward meeting the need to hold still — pervades Searcy's style, which is one of casual virtuosity, expansive focus and ambling centripetal force.
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On Tuesday, Trump signed executive actions to push forward the construction of both the Keystone XL pipeline and the Dakota Access Pipeline, both of which have been strongly protested by environmentalists.
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Xinhua added Wang and Lew also discussed how to push forward a bilateral investment treaty, under discussion for much of last year, to help improve business ties between the two countries.
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Beyond the Pritzker Prize, her accolades were many, and her ability to push forward in a male-dominated field as an Arab woman made her work and reputation even more pronounced.
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The reason, says Stadtmauer, is that the gene editing field is moving so quickly they're not sure they want to push forward with what is now considered to be outdated tech.
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And last month, a new self-driving consortium formed that currently includes Ford, Volvo, Google, Lyft and Uber, to help push forward regulation to help get these cars on the road.
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UBI Banca is in the process of trying to buy four small troubled Italian banks that were rescued from bankruptcy last year, with Italian politicians trying to push forward the deal.
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China has seen growth stabilize this year, but corporate leverage and credit continue to expand, increasing risks to the world's second-largest economy as it looks to push forward structural reforms.
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"I want to vote in the Republican primary to try and push forward the best candidates," he told CNN, adding that he voted for Barack Obama in both past presidential elections.
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"While implementing measures to stabilize economic growth, the government needs to push forward reform on the supply side in the services sector to release its potential," He said in a statement.
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The People's Bank of China (PBOC) will improve the yuan regime and steadily push forward with the yuan's convertibility in the capital account, it said in a statement on its website.
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"CNAHC will start to push forward the mixed-ownership reform in air freight logistics," it said, adding the move would likely affect the listed company and some of its subsidiary firms.
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This week, China's cabinet endorsed guidelines by the country's state planner to reduce leverage in the corporate sector and push forward with mixed-ownership reforms at state-owned enterprises this year.
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It was the recent defection of Mr. Temer that helped seal her fate, providing opponents in the lower house the crucial bloc of votes they needed to push forward with impeachment.
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Investors will also be keeping an eye on a Senate vote on a healthcare bill, with lawmakers voting on whether to push forward with repealing Obamacare or perhaps abandon it entirely.
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China makes an offer: The Chinese government has presented an offer to the United States to try to push forward stalled trade talks, according to two people briefed on the discussions.
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The two lawmakers are leading the charge among a group of moderate Republicans who are bucking their party leadership to push forward the petition, which circumvents leadership and the committee process.
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At a wide-ranging and sometimes confrontational press conference following the midterm elections, Trump was asked how he would "push forward" with his anti-abortion agenda, as promised during the campaign.
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Trump's decision to push forward with tariffs on imported steel and aluminum has roiled Capitol Hill, where Republicans are pleading publicly for him to at least narrow the forthcoming financial penalties.
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According to the news outlet, the bill is unlikely to advance after a key committee deadline passed, but its supporters have promised to push forward with similar legislation in the future.
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The House has a lot on its plate before then: it has to pass government funding to avoid a shutdown, and it will push forward with its impeachment probe into Trump.
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But if you ask her if she ever feels exhausted having to push forward and claim her place as first or second or fifth, she's surprised to even hear the question.
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Last month, the Bank for International Settlements called on major central banks to push forward interest rate increases, focusing investors' minds on the challenges of shifting away from ultra-loose policy.
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Bernie Sanders vowed Wednesday to push forward in the 2020 presidential race despite the latest series of blows to his White House ambitions, including campaign challenges posed by the coronavirus pandemic.
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John E. Colbert Arroyo Seco, N.M. To the Editor: While President Trump faces allegations of criminal conduct, Republicans in the Senate push forward with the Supreme Court nomination of Brett Kavanaugh.
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KKW Beauty says it'll continue to keep its customers and fans updated on all its social media feeds, and will push forward with beauty tips and other content in the meantime.
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Sometimes adapting characters from others times to fit the present day can feel shoehorned in, but this time it's a welcome delight and something Disney could easily push forward even more.
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Buttigieg's staff had just briefed top donors two days earlier about his plans to push forward in the presidential race, looking deep into the March primary calendar for friendly Midwestern states.
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Mr. Moreno has promised to push forward the so-called Citizens' Revolution of his predecessor, which funneled state funds back to the poor in the form of education, housing and infrastructure.
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President Sebastian Pinera urged Congress earlier on Wednesday to push forward with bills he introduced weeks ago to ramp up intelligence gathering and toughen penalties against still-rampant looting and destruction.
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"We will continue to push forward the construction of this rail project," China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi told reporters on the sidelines of a meeting of Southeast Asian nations this week.
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The Senate's top Republicans, led by Majority Leader Mitchel McConnell (Ky.), teamed up to block Democratic efforts to push forward Obama's nominees, slowing down confirmations by the most in six decades.
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Go out and find real people and real stories and make sure they're pushed forward to the front of the rope line — push forward to a microphone at a town hall.
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"As far as the political noise, we filter that out, keep our heads down and continue to make progress and push forward restoring essential functions for Puerto Rico," he later added.
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President Trump and the White House are not interested in solving this problem—they have so far tried to use Dreamers as bargaining chips to push forward their anti-immigrant agenda.
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And, of course, Pelosi has clearly considered the politics: Her decision to push forward with impeachment is a sure sign that Democratic leaders believe voters will support and reward their actions.
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Less visible are actions by state AGs to push forward their interests and influence in technology-oriented consumer products, as highlighted in panel topics at various attorney general meetings this summer.
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We've heard several world leaders already speak, in perhaps what is already a rebuttal to what we are expecting the President to say, which is push forward his America First policy.
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Senator John McCain on his first day back after he was found to have brain cancer helped push forward a Republican effort to repeal major provisions of the Affordable Care Act.
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And her presidency will save lives and push forward the Democratic cause, so no political move to serve that end—from fundraising to tweaking her policy positions—can really be wrong.
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Though many members of Congress seem reluctant to take up repeal again, some reporting this week suggests House Republicans insist they are still searching for a way to push forward repeal.
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In a telephone call, Xi told Moon that China was willing to push forward cooperation with South Korea and jointly maintain regional peace and stability, the official China Daily newspaper said.
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WADA's Foundation Board, expressing extreme urgency, will push forward with recommendations that would allow the body to apply sanctions against non-compliant international sporting federations, national Olympic committees and major event organizers.
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Speaking at a news conference, Xu Shaoshi, director of the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC), also said China would step up efforts to push forward debt-to-equity swaps this year.
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Although Barr has since apologized, the network recently announced that it would push forward with a spinoff, tentatively titled "The Conners," that will focus on the remaining members of the sitcom family.
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There should thus be a genuine debate about principles and, above all, no attempt by Mrs Merkel to push forward the successor who would be the most likely to prop her up.
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Diplomats struck a late-night deal on Saturday outlining how the world will push forward on plans to stave off catastrophic climate change, closing out two weeks of intense negotiations in Poland.
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Delegates hope to push forward the New Urban Agenda, a non-binding agreement adopted by over 160 countries in 2016 to steer cities growing at breakneck pace on a path toward sustainability.
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In a statement, the regulator also said it would help clean up local governments' hidden debts, crack down on shadow banking and push forward in orderly way lowering of corporate leverage ratios.
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Greenblatt said the administration will still be able to push forward with the peace plan in November regardless of Trump's re-election campaign, which would already be in full swing by then.
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Which is why researchers like Olson preach a very cautious optimism to patients, even as gene editing technologies and venture philanthropy models push forward potential rare disease cures faster than ever before.
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Like-minded people are able to push forward a conversation that didn't exist until women could really have a full-bodied voice that wasn't censored by a kind of male-dominated media.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - A larger fiscal deficit ratio in 2016 will help China prevent a slide in economic growth and to push forward with structural reform, Finance Minister Lou Jiwei said on Monday.
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ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - U.S. special envoy Zalmay Khalilzad and the top NATO commander in Afghanistan met Pakistani officials on Thursday as they pursued diplomatic efforts to push forward talks with the Afghan Taliban.
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On a related theme, Brussels also now senses a potential window of opportunity to push forward a proposed European Defence Action Plan that advocates greater military cooperation between the EU member states.
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"If the consumer-led economy in the U.S. continues to push forward," he continued, "that will be a good anchor," coupled with a low unemployment rate and little sign of inflation pressures.
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"We see progress and momentum in the process, and we've had good conversations as recently as yesterday, and we're going to continue those conversations later this week and push forward," Sanders said.
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Petrobras Chief Executive Officer Roberto Castello Branco is expected to push forward with divestment and partnership opportunities in the distribution and natural gas businesses after taking over from Ivan Monteiro in January.
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"We see progress and momentum in the process, and we've had good conversations as recently as yesterday, and we're going to continue those conversations later this week and push forward," Sanders said.
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In a closed-door conference meeting last week, Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy told members to put down their phones and listen as he implored them not to push forward with the petition.
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But Trump appears eager to push forward in his pursuit of lowering drug prices, embracing an idea that is one of the signature proposals of progressives like 2020 Democratic presidential contender Sen.
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It wasn't clear, according to Reuters, whether Americans surveyed in the poll would prefer Democrats back off with their investigations or push forward aggressively and quickly move towards filing articles of impeachment.
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And they've already announced public testimony of key witnesses for next week and have been releasing transcripts of earlier interviews, as House Democrats say they'll push forward with what they already have.
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As other coaches of playoff-bound teams begin to sporadically rest their rotation players with less than a month left in the regular season, the Warriors (65-7) continue to push forward.
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Republicans have already managed to pass a handful of laws even amid the cabinet confirmation furor, and will likely continue to roll back some regulations and push forward a right-wing agenda.
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Still, though, as Trump grows anxious, Hogan as well as other governors across the country continue to push forward with drastic policies and suggestions aimed at curbing the spread of the virus.
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The White House dismissed the violence as "unfortunate propaganda" by the Palestinians, but said the clashes would not hinder its efforts to push forward a plan for ending the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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Emboldened by the realization of their fears, pro-Trump Republicans would see a hyper-active President Clinton as yet another rallying cry to push forward their own political crusade past the election.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany and France on Monday called for the implementation of the Minsk peace plan for Ukraine, urging both Moscow and Kiev to set aside differences and push forward with reforms.
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While Session's actions may feel like a step back, with continued support from the medical cannabis community, I know that we can push forward to where there is safe access for all.
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A Republican senator is calling on 21 countries, including China, to cut off diplomatic and economic ties with North Korea as Pyongyang continues to push forward on its nuclear and missile programs.
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While that would make Brexit very much London's problem, there are practical obstacles to a long delay — particularly the EU's need to push forward with negotiations on its next long-term budget.
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"I do this to overcome my past and push forward for my daughter's sake because I am hoping I can be with her again someday," said another inmate, Flor Rosa Quispe Jacinto.
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" She allegedly used the connections she made in both of these groups to push forward a Russian agenda in the U.S. She was compared to the Russian spy Anna Chapman "Good morning!
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Serious matters are on your mind early this afternoon, and you're eager to push forward with your professional goals, but with the Moon currently in your sign, make time to nourish yourself!
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The company "will push forward with a renewable innovation strategy and will aim to assume leading positions" in electric battery vehicle technology as well as hydrogen electric fuel-cell know-how, she said.
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And, thanks to a little something called the Zeigarnik Effect, once you actually get the ball rolling on those loose ends, you'll feel that much more inspired to push forward and finish them.
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One year in, Trump intends to push forward with her platform, and it is anticipated the first lady will reveal more plans for Be Best's sophomore year, according to her spokeswoman, Stephanie Grisham.
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"The recent hiccup on the policy front casts serious doubt on the administration's ability to push forward its ambitious policy agenda," said Bruno Braizinha, interest rates strategist at Societe Generale in New York.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China will push forward supply-side reform and appropriately expand aggregate demand in 2017, Chinese leaders said at an economic conference on Friday, as reported by the official Xinhua news agency.
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Canada has extended the deadline for a decision on whether to push forward with the expansion of the Trans Mountain oil pipeline to June 18 from mid-May, the government said on Thursday.
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There are lots of different definitions, but for me it's someone who thinks that we should incorporate technology into ourselves, to use technological evolution to push forward the evolution of the human animal.
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The IPO window that never closes After years of drought and parched conditions, the U.S. tech IPO market could see a number of well-known players push forward with their debuts in 2018.
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"With 'Red Dead Redemption 2,' the team is working hard to push forward our vision for interactive entertainment in a truly living world," said Sam Houser, founder of Rockstar Games, in a statement.
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And every day those comments drove the narrative at the expense of the issues -- those same issues that the media thinks Democrats can't push forward if they are investigating or impeaching the President.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)Instead of supporting innovative design, Steelcase's Flex Mobile Power feels more like a Band-Aid that could encourage even more companies to push forward with annoying open concept offices.
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AND THE COMBINATION OF ALL THOSE THINGS IS SOMETHING THAT'S REALLY UNIQUE AND NOT OUT THERE ANYWHERE ELSE RIGHT NOW AS WE PUSH FORWARD TO THIS AUTONOMOUS ON-DEMAND NETWORK OF THE FUTURE.
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Brazil's lower house of parliament voted to push forward with Dilma Rousseff's impeachment proceedings — a crucial step that will likely lead to the embattled president getting ousted before the end of the year.
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The test is when you're in the field and people are resisting efforts you now can make a difference… Your response has to be to reject cynicism and push forward with relentless optimism.
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Chancellor Merkel pivoted from her awkward encounter with Trump to meeting with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe where she vowed to push forward quickly with a Japan-European Union free trade agreement (FTA).
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"All they seem to be doing is brewing tea," stormed one American officer in the Netherlands, incredulous that British troops had been made to pause rather than push forward to aid another division.
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Meanwhile, President-Elect Donald Trump has included the Keystone pipeline as one of the projects he would push forward in his first 100 days, and has expressed the need for more domestic oil.
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During his visit he will try to close the defence deal and to push forward with nuclear and solar energy agreements, including a plan to build six French nuclear reactors in western India.
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China will help ease pressure on firms forced to relocate production, push forward breakthroughs in key technologies and strengthen Chinese firms' ability to resist shocks, another industry ministry official said at the briefing.
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Father Dimitrie — who says he finds his motivation to push forward from his calling — was able to stand for the first time on his own and walk from his wheelchair to the bench.
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Ahead of next week's election, business minister Greg Clark said it was for the next administration to make investment choices, but that there was a clear will to push forward with such projects.
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This feeling pushed me to start a more personal series, a surface where I can mirror myself in every detail and push forward as much as I feel, without agreements: Summa Cum Laude.
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All three GOP candidates must make a pledge to the Puerto Rican community that once elected; they will push forward the end to more than a century of colonial rule on the Island.
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The White House also needs to step up to history and use its political capital to push forward an admission bill in accordance to the will of the U.S. citizens on the island.
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"The ruling parties of China and the Democratic People's Republic of Korea on Monday pledged to strengthen inter-party exchanges and coordination, and push forward relations," it added, using North Korea's official name.
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He can serve with enough force and guile to keep Djokovic from teeing off on too many returns, and he has a deft enough touch at the net to push forward as well.
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Amid the #MeToo movement, a heightened number of women running for public office, and a recent push forward for the Equal Rights Amendment, gender equality has risen to the forefront of national conversation.
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It is my hope that the hearing will provide a safe place where all viewpoints can be heard, not just those Pruitt wants to push forward to justify ending this life-saving standard.
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Early last year, dozens of leading health organizations, including the National Coalition on Health Care (NCHC), called on the Trump administration to push forward on value-based reforms in the Medicare payment system.
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Even though Trump earlier on Tuesday left the door open for Jackson to withdraw his nomination, Jackson has said he plans to push forward and the White House defended the embattled VA pick.
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In March, the national legislature endorsed a five-year plan that promises to push forward with more nuclear power plants and a reprocessing plant for used fuel from China's growing number of reactors.
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The company emerged from U.S. Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings last July after agreeing with creditors to raise fresh capital, convert unsecured bonds to equity and push forward maturities of $5.7 billion bank loans.
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It is incumbent on the Palestinians to use 2334 to push forward with their strategy to internationalize their struggle, whether through advancing their calls for sanctions or reverting to the International Criminal Court.
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As of 220:2513pm Eastern time, the vote was 217 in favor of impeachment and 22016 against, with opposition forces expected to easily surpass the 123 votes needed to push forward with impeachment.
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As of 7:30pm Eastern time, the vote was 160 in favor of impeachment and 42 against, with opposition forces expected to easily surpass the 342 votes needed to push forward with impeachment.
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Beijing said last week that it will push forward structural supply-side reform that saw outdated capacity taken offline, including surpassing a target for cutting 50 million tonnes of steel capacity this year.
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And there are others who say that American and international funding and pressure are essential to push forward gender efforts, but that such efforts have been marked by flawed execution and limited results.
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He said both sides would set up teams to push forward stalled talks aimed at getting North Korea to give up its nuclear weapons, adding he was in no rush for a deal.
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Xin, speaking to reporters at a State Council briefing, said China will coordinate with other countries to push forward on business resumption even as the pandemic stokes uncertainty about the return to normalcy.
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In France, however, where a chauvinistic culture has long enabled powerful men to misbehave with impunity, the social media debate may push forward changes not only in the culture but in the law.
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Xin, speaking to reporters at a State Council briefing, said China will coordinate with other countries to push forward on business resumption even as the pandemic stokes uncertainty about the return to normalcy.
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While Wing was always eager to push forward to the front, Tony was more cautious, keeping an eye on Telegram channels to make sure they could keep a safe distance from riot police.
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On Friday, Dragnea said the ruling coalition will meet on Monday to decide how to push forward the overhaul, as well as plans to set up a sovereign wealth fund and other measures.
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Lawmakers agreed in the Wednesday-night deal to push forward with "resolve" the security reforms, urging Pinera to use the "constitutional tools" at his disposal to quell the violence, while protecting human rights.
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That old acquaintance — adversity — has resurfaced ahead of back-to-back road games this weekend against the Minnesota Timberwolves and the Denver Nuggets, though Williams seems optimistic that his team can push forward.
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But they agreed to allow their teams to push forward with negotiations on an array of bilateral issues, including trade, immigration and the cross-border trafficking of drugs and weapons, the official said.
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But we'll continue to push forward and make sure that we press for the Dream Act and also that we hold our own leadership accountable to make sure that Democrats get it done.
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While the bill isn't expected to pass this year, it's important to get elected officials on the record and continue to push forward, said Deanna Wallace, staff counsel for Americans United for Life.
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He&aposs still anti-corruption, he&aposs still trying to push forward with privatizations, he has reduced the corporate tax rate in his second term, which is making them a little more competitive.
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In those ways I gradually healed enough to push forward and, without realizing it at the time, preserved some of my dad's personality and insights to share with my children many years later.
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China will steadily push forward its currency reforms, keeping the yuan CNY=CFXS basically stable while allowing two-way fluctuations in the currency, Li said in remarks published on the central government's website.
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Schiff, who is trying to push forward the Russia inquiry despite the decision by Republicans to end it, is requesting a second appearance by Nix, and testimony from other top Cambridge Analytica executives.
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The authors explain that Gorman was able to "push forward" not because he knew his plan would work but because he realized that a potentially bad decision was much better than no decision.
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The government and its allies, including Lebanese group Hezbollah were trying to push forward in Ain al-Fija, where springs and a pumping station that supply most of the capital's water are located.
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"We will resolutely not open the floodgate of stimulus and will scientifically push forward these major projects," Meng Wei, spokeswoman at the National Development and Reform Commission, told reporters in a regular briefing.
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In fact, the company actively partners with these companies to get the best data for job searchers and wants to push forward a matching process that hasn't evolved much in over a decade.
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President Donald Trump seems to think that House Democrats' move to push forward with an impeachment inquiry is actually good news for him — and he's attempting to use polls to make that case.
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This week, Ms. DeVos's aides will meet in Washington with a panel (many representing for-profit colleges) to push forward proposals that would weaken over half a dozen regulations that govern college quality.
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Apparently, he got this memo, though his caution resulted in a pretty slow fight, as he was reluctant to push forward, forcing Silva to wait for almost non-existent openings for counter-striking.
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You don't always have the easiest time making decisions, Libra, but you are open-minded about making changes, and this strength to push forward and embrace change is one of your greatest qualities.
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Technical analysts, who study charts to make buying and selling decisions, are telling clients the stock market rally is likely to push forward despite the massive gains in equities over the past four months.
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To keep power, the energy-friendly Clark needs to woo the tiny environmentalist Green Party, possibly making concessions as she tries to push forward with pipeline expansion plans and liquefied natural gas (LNG) projects.
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"We will still push forward a proposal to dissolve parliament and hold earlier elections," Helgi Hrafn Gunnarsson, a legislator with the Pirate Party, which has high levels of popular support, told The Associated Press.
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"In making this announcement, the Trump FCC is choosing to ignore the public and push forward with a harmful plan to kill net neutrality and destroy the internet as we know it," he said.
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After a scheduled review of Article 522 of the penal code, Lebanese Prime Minister Saad Hariri tweeted that a parliamentary committee had agreed to push forward with a plan that would abolish the law.
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Asia Pacific markets traded mostly higher on Friday as investors cheered a report saying American officials may be weighing the possibility of easing tariffs on China, in a bid to push forward trade talks.
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But for now, we've got the GCN and Astronomer's Telegram linking together telescopes and observatories across the world, sending texts and emails in order to push forward the most exciting things happening in astronomy.
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Where the final Trump proposal actually lands will tell us a lot about the balance of forces inside the White House, and how serious Trump about trying to push forward his new ideological synthesis.
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The prime minister survived a no-confidence in January for his role in signing an agreement with Rio Tinto to push forward a $5 billion underground mining project at its Oyu Tolgoi copper mine.
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Valve likes to build games that showcase and push forward its engines and technical capabilities, and it's got a vested interest in building up Unity as an easy but robust option for VR developers.
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The market got the signal loud and clear from Fed Chair Jerome Powell yesterday — an interest rate cut is coming in July — but that rate cut may push forward tensions within the central bank.
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Twitter today continues to push forward with its increased emphasis on its messaging feature, with the rollout of a new button for websites that allows visitors to privately message an individual or company directly.
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"If this escalates further and impeachment claims intensify, Trump will find it very difficult to push forward his ambitious tax cut and infrastructure spending plans," Fritsch told the Reuters Global Gold Forum on Monday.
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And, even if Republicans find a way through the political thicket surrounding this legislation -- or, more likely, push forward in spite of it -- they still have to figure out the legislative end of things.
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Yancoal plans to invest in new fleets and operational efficiencies across its open cut mines, and push forward with its pipeline of Australian brownfield projects, focusing on the Mount Thorley Warkworth and Moolarben operations.
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The Army Corps of Engineers has been ordered by the Trump administration to push forward on the Dakota Access Pipeline, just one week after president Donald Trump signed an executive order advancing the pipeline.
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But as Williams, Black, and several other panelists also made clear, finding new motivation to push forward doesn't mean everyone in TV was surprised to find themselves living at this particular point in history.
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Mr. Yildirim, 60, is expected to play a subservient role to the president, and to push forward a series of constitutional amendments that would allow Mr. Erdogan to establish an all-powerful presidential system.
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Xinhua said the two countries agreed to work together to push forward the completion and delivery centre programme of the European planemaker's A350 model, as well as step up investment by Airbus in China.
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BEIJING, April 18 (Reuters) - China's cabinet has endorsed guidelines by the country's state planner to reduce leverage in the corporate sector and push forward with mixed-ownership reforms at state-owned enterprises this year.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - White House spokesman Josh Earnest, on Tuesday, chided Republicans for failing to push forward with the president's request for funding to combat the Zika virus and address an urgent public health crisis.
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Xinhua added that the two nations agreed to work together to push forward the completion and delivery center program of the European planemaker's A350 model, as well as step up Airbus' investments in China.
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The Collector's Edition includes: The direct sequel to the award-winning and best-selling DOOM (2016), experience the ultimate combination of speed and power with the next leap in push-forward, first-person combat.
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"The CUNY journalism school does a lot to push forward the practice of quality journalism and does so by giving opportunity to everyone, so that's a big part of what I'm doing," he said.
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When asked why thinks Trump decided to take shots at the congresswomen, Lieu said the president is becoming increasingly "unhinged" as he is continuously unable to push forward with his policies and campaign promises.
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The whole idea is to use cannabis in all of its different forms, showcasing what we're able to do as we strive and push forward to hopefully earn a Michelin star in the future.
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Emperor Akihito's implicit request can probably only be addressed through a constitutional amendment, and taking that up could give the Abe administration an opportunity to push forward with other revisions at the same time.
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"This makes it necessary to push forward, with firm political will, in making concrete progress in the search for missing people," Christoph Harnisch, head of the ICRC delegation in Colombia, said in a statement.
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But people like Masako, and the refugees I met in this destroyed community — people who had survived extraordinary sadness yet had strong spirits — gave me the energy to push forward in my own life.
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All they'd need to do is use any one of the protocols publicized by the WHO as a guide for ordering primers from any number of DNA synthesis companies and push forward with testing.
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The reaction to the Mission E, as it was called then, prompted Porsche AG to push forward with a plan to not only develop one electric car, but commit billions of dollars toward electrification.
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However, the acute male labor shortages that followed World War II spurred other Communist governments to push forward with various programs for women's emancipation, including state-sponsored research on the mysteries of female sexuality.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Chinese Vice Premier Liu He said China will steadily push forward capital account opening and yuan internationalization, under the premise of focusing on preventing risks, state media People's Daily reported on Thursday.
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The House Administration Committee voted 85033-1 on Tuesday to push forward legislation intended to limit foreign interference in elections, moving the bill to the House floor for a vote against strong Republican objections.
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Wealth Minerals, which has obtained concessions in the Atacama and other Chilean salt flats, has opted to partner with Chilean state mining company Enami in a last-ditch effort to push forward, Awad said.
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It said it plans to push forward with a "major asset restructuring plan", which could pave the way for the injection of LeEco's film production affiliate, Le Vision Pictures, into the listed Leshi business.
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AF: As we were saying earlier, it seems increasingly like we are seeing some of these big companies and the start-ups working closer together as they try to push forward on the innovation.
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Later in the day, though, Senate President Renan Calheiros pledged to push forward with the impeachment process in the upper house, meaning the country's Supreme Court will likely have to decide the way forward.
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Despite an overwhelming lack of evidence that drilling in the Arctic will provide any significant revenue or overall taxpayer benefit, the Department of the Interior continues to push forward with leasing at record pace.
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Twitter user grwothCreate column charts The earnings announcement comes after a tumultuous start to the year as the long suffering social network looks to push forward with efforts to kickstart user growth and investor optimism.
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Trump will be sworn in as 45th U.S. president on Friday, and the markets are looking for him to play up his pledges to push forward tax breaks and infrastructure spending early in his administration.
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As organizers, they were too busy trying to figure out a way to push forward with the largest group of people they had ever had while the world watched and Trump tweeted obstacles at them.
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The central bank will also push forward the research and development of its own digital currency this year, Fan Yifei said in a statement posted on the website of the People's Bank of China (PBOC).
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China must push forward with reforms on stock market listings by moving to a registration-based IPO system, Liu Shiyu, chairman of the China Securities Regulatory Commission, told reporters in Beijing on Saturday.
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I know we have a dedicated team of more than 1,000 employees globally who continue every day, despite challenging head winds and disbelievers, to push forward with our goal of bringing FF 91 to market.
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The more recent report, released in 2002, said the question of ordaining women as deacons was a matter of discernment for church leaders, though few in the Vatican have shown a willingness to push forward.
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We're really at the top of our game as far as music writing is concerned and so we're really just trying to push forward and expand the boundaries of what we're doing as a band.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's foreign exchange regulator said on Friday that it will steadily push forward with the convertibility of its capital account, and at the same time fend off risk from cross-border capital flows.
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Viacom decided to push forward its earnings announcement date because it believes it has strong numbers to unveil that will boost its negotiating leverage in the merger talks with CBS, two of the sources said.
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Following its second review of a $4.563 billion three-year loan programme, the IMF said it had discussed with Sri Lankan authorities the need to push forward with reforms due to an uncertain external environment.
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That could still be true with the AI bots, the HoloLens, and the integration of machine-learning into everyday life, but Microsoft doesn't really have any other option than to push forward into the future.
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"Despite the current geopolitical uncertainties ... Europe will move ahead with the clean energy transition, and will look to China and many others players to push forward," Climate and Energy Commissioner Miguel Arias Canete told Reuters.
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The lenders said late on Thursday that they intend to push forward with their plan to rescue Jet, but offered no clarity on interim funding, leaving the future of the carrier hanging in the balance.
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Others inside the White House, including chief of staff John Kelly, have also worked to push forward with the President's agenda, despite near universal condemnation of the President, including from members of his own party.
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BEIJING, Dec 16 (Reuters) - China will push forward supply-side reform and appropriately expand aggregate demand in 2017, Chinese leaders said at an economic conference on Friday, as reported by the official Xinhua news agency.
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The push forward puts the agency at odds with Republicans on the House Energy and Commerce and Appropriations committees, who have warned the agency not to overreach since the draft guidance was released in 2014.
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"If they push forward without any attempt with hearing what she's had to say, I'm not comfortable voting yes," Flake told Politico on Sunday, after the account of Ford's story appeared in The Washington Post.
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State-owned enterprise (SOE) reform was the main driver behind the rally of some heavyweight blue-chips, as China vowed to push forward mixed-ownership reforms in several key sectors, including aviation, railway and telecommunications.
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Following its second review of a $22.56 billion three-year loan programme, the IMF said it had discussed with Sri Lankan authorities the need to push forward with reforms due to an uncertain external environment.
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McConnell would also have to decide, likely soon, to push forward on another budget reconciliation effort in order to provide a vehicle in which to move a new repeal effort with a simple majority vote.
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And it provided yet another reality check to those who say the United States and Russia can find common ground from which to push forward when it comes to ending the civil war in Syria.
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Following its second review of a $1.5-billion three-year loan programme, the IMF said it had discussed with Sri Lankan authorities the need to push forward with reforms due to an uncertain external environment.
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I mean, you can want to push forward and have ideas that you try out, but you've got to be confident and competent with your material before you can go in and tear it up.
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The government will roll out a mechanism to restrain assets and liabilities of state-owned companies, encourage the introduction of strategic investment and push forward mixed ownership reform, state media quoted the statement as saying.
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Top White House officials have worked behind the scenes in the past few weeks to push forward on healthcare, but just a handful of working days remain for Congress after its two-week spring recess.
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"The main task right now is to implement prudent monetary policy, push forward financial sector reform and opening up, and keep the financial sector stable," Yi told reporters on the sidelines of Monday's parliament session.
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The European Central Bank (ECB) is expected to push forward with deeper negative interest rates next month and the Fed looks to be considering implementing them in the U.S. should the current economic slowdown accelerate.
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Jeffries stood out during the impeachment trial as someone who launched sharply worded rebukes against the president and his GOP defenders while also eloquently framing the motivation behind Democrats' decision to push forward with impeachment.
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For example, the new guidelines call for the automotive sector to enhance data mining to better understand traffic patterns so that China can push forward with rolling out electric vehicle charging stations in optimal locations.
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They're concerned that the proposal will make it easier to push forward projects that add to the climate crisis or that will hurt communities living closest to energy and infrastructure projects of which NEPA applies.
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Italy's economy minister met with senior Italian bankers and the Bank of Italy governor on Monday to try to push forward with a sale of four small banks that were rescued from bankruptcy last November.
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House Republicans this week hope to push forward their plan to pass a short-term spending bill that includes $28500 billion for full-year defense funding, but must contend with Democrats who oppose the move.
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Back on Capitol Hill, Republican leaders negotiated behind closed doors, held media conferences and gave cable-news interviews as they tried to push forward their plan to dismantle the Affordable Care Act, commonly called Obamacare.
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Interdisciplinary teams of scientists spanning from basic discovery science to surgeons and oncologists collaborate to accelerate the translation of new breakthroughs to patients as well as to push forward the understanding of the disease itself.
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Chamberlain said another way to push forward the low-carbon initiative would be to create a new contract for scrap aluminium since processing recycled aluminium uses a fraction of the electricity of creating new metal.
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Atox Bio hopes to push forward with clinical development of its immune system treatment Reltecimod for Acute Kidney Injury, which it said is a major unmet clinical need in critically ill patients with severe infections.
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And, not for nothing, what she's done with MedGift – I'm so happy the way that Diem's family has really taken charge of MedGift and continued to push forward and to try to make people's lives better.
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In interviews with The Trace Wednesday, Collins and her band of Republican colleagues reported mixed feedback from their constituents and fellow lawmakers, but vowed to push forward in their efforts to win votes from persuadable senators.
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That will provide him fuel to push forward with every promise and unpopular policy -- regardless of potential damage -- while being unafraid of rolling back laws such as Dodd-Frank at the expense of the everyday American.
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However, you might also find that something you've misplaced pops back up, and you might also enjoy the chance to slow down—Mercury retrograde asks us to pause and reflect, instead of rush and push forward.
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BAKU, Feb 9 (Reuters) - Azerbaijan holds a snap parliamentary election on Sunday, seen as the next step by President Ilham Aliyev to consolidate power and create a younger, more dynamic parliament to push forward economic reforms.
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Lai acknowledged the island has many challenges to overcome, including removing obstacles to investment, but he said the government aimed to push forward construction to allow the economy to expand and Taiwan to become more competitive.
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The prime minister was expected to announce a new defense minister on Thursday and is unlikely to launch a major reshuffle of her cabinet at a time when she is trying to push forward Brexit talks.
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In a report in early July, the PBOC said it would steadily push forward financial regulatory reform and improve the stability of financial institutions, as well as appropriately deal with some high-risk institutions this year.
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BOGOTA (Reuters) - Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez, on his first tour of Latin America since taking office in June, on Thursday offered any necessary support to push forward a peace deal between Colombia and ELN rebels.
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Various Republicans in the House have a whole flurry of anti-EPA bills they're eager to push forward, and they will try to attach these "riders" to must-pass budget and spending bills at every turn.
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"The agreements... will further facilitate the consolidation of China's integrated circuit sector by joining industry and finance, and will push forward the accelerated development of the industry," the company said in the statement in Chinese language.
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"I think sometimes it is a good idea just to forget how other people see you — and to push forward and try to do things," Vestager, European Commissioner for Competition told CNBC's Silvia Amaro this week.
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Kerry and Lavrov also discussed ways to push forward the peace process between the government and Russian-backed rebels in Ukraine and international efforts to respond to North Korea's nuclear test earlier this month, Kirby said.
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However, China will further open up its capital markets to attract more investment and push forward to improve the new third-board system as well as a registration-based system for stock market flotations, Xiao said.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's banking regulator said on Wednesday that it will push forward with deleveraging and proactively fend off external risks, as the financial sector still faces hidden risks and serious levels of illegal financial activity.
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Wallach, who correctly predicted the DC Circuit Court would not issue an opinion on the Clean Power Plan, said the courts are not likely to push forward an Obama-era policy opposed by the current administration.
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And when you call your state legislators and governor's offices, tell them to push forward legislation that can make it easier to develop a clean energy economy in order to help the environment and create jobs.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - French President Emmanuel Macron said on Tuesday he is determined to engage Germany in a debate that he wants to push forward on European reforms, despite a cool initial response from Chancellor Angela Merkel.
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The company shelled out more than $10 million in 2017 in an effort to push forward their agenda on a variety of issues, from tax reform to border security, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.
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"As the saga is coming to an end, markets will be relieved that South Korea finally can push forward to press ahead with electing new leadership," said Trinh Nguyen, senior economist at Natixis in Hong Kong.
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The U.S. has been working with Japan and the European Union to formulate and try to push forward WTO rule changes aimed largely at China, to rein in government subsidies and other non-market trade practices.
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But experts are arguing that the criminalization of the substance, as well as the challenges in getting government research grants, have made it difficult for the medical community to push forward research on its healing potential.
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Gender parity for playwrights, a goal that the Women's Voices festival is helping to push forward, would almost by default improve our understanding of the world, deepening our knowledge of what it is to be human.
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Meanwhile, in the House, Republicans have a whole flurry of anti-EPA bills they're eager to push forward, and they will try to attach these "riders" to must-pass budget and spending bills at every turn.
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AF: Mm. I know you are here, specifically, to really push forward this sustainable development, and when you look broadly at the Danish economy, how big of a growth driver do you anticipate that to be?
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The Senate Foreign Relations Committee on Wednesday voted to approve and send to the full Senate a bill that would impose sanctions on Russia for interference efforts in democratic institutions and push forward international cybersecurity efforts.
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"The status quo is not possible, the status quo is weakening the overall group, we have to push forward, make progress and consolidate this alliance," Le Maire told reporters at a meeting held at the OECD.
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Throughout weeks of negotiations, he has repeatedly said that he would only push forward a plan that he believes could get "significant" bipartisan support, including concessions designed to appeal to his party's more ardent Obamacare opponents.
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BEIJING, Jan 16 (Reuters) - Chinese Vice Premier Liu He said China will steadily push forward capital account opening and yuan internationalisation, under the premise of focusing on preventing risks, state media People's Daily reported on Thursday.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - An Indonesian court will decide next week whether to push forward with a controversial blasphemy trial of Jakarta's Christian governor, who is accused of insulting the Koran, a judge told a hearing on Tuesday.
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Wong is trying to push forward an understanding of how and whether VR might actually be useful in labor and delivery by leading a study of her own, which she expects to be published next spring.
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Prime Minister Shinzo Abe of Japan said his country would use its chairmanship of the Group of 20 nations this year to push forward a new international system for the oversight of how data is used.
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Tuesday, Sessions lamented a California federal judge who temporarily halted the administration's plan to cede DACA renewals and vowed to push forward after a setback in the case earlier in the week at the Supreme Court.
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The bid pits ExxonMobil, the world's biggest oil company, against Total, which is backing Oil Search, as the French giant looks to push forward with its planned Papua LNG project to rival ExxonMobil's existing PNG LNG project.
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"We wanted to show incoming students not to let this distract them from achieving, that there is a strong alumni support network, and inspire them to push forward in the face of adversity," Jackson told VICE News.
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"The biggest threat to gold in the first quarter is if the new Trump administration can push forward an aggressive fiscal agenda, in particular a tax incentive for U.S. corporations to repatriate earnings held offshore," Kendall said.
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" The group said it still has 38 flags and some of the necessary equipment and plans to push forward and "continue our mission and community service for our veterans in spite of the adversity thrust upon us.
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A number of Beijing watchers say leaders there are already brainstorming ways to reply if Trump does in fact push forward with trade agreements that make life harder for Chinese companies that export into the United States.
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Yet abroad, Chinese companies are helping push forward at least 240 new coal projects in Belt and Road countries, while China-led policy banks are financing tens of billions of dollars worth of overseas oil and gas.
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STOCKHOLM, Feb 24 (Reuters) - Sweden's Social Democrats, the largest party in the government, will push forward with a plan to cap private companies' profits in the tax-funded welfare sector, Prime Minister Stefan Lofven said on Friday.
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Cecilia Malmström, the European Union's trade negotiator, met with Robert Lighthizer, America's trade representative, in Washington, DC. The talks were meant to push forward negotiations on a trade deal, but the two sides disagreed over its scope.
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And I believe, if I'm so fortunate to get the nomination, I will begin to work immediately on putting together an agenda, beginning to talk with members of Congress and others about how we can push forward.
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The ministers will also try to agree on legal changes to the euro zone bailout fund so that it can lend to a bank-financed resolution fund, and push forward plans for an EU capital markets union.
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To push forward with urban farming, there's a need to build on what works -- in particular, to learn from urban farms in the US, which are expanding and are on a different scale entirely to anywhere else.
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BEIJING, March 12 (Reuters) - China must push forward with reforms on stock market listings by moving to a registration-based IPO system, Liu Shiyu, chairman of the China Securities Regulatory Commission, told reporters in Beijing on Saturday.
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While other genetics companies have run into issues in delivering full genetic information directly (23andMe is only able to deliver 63 reports at this time) Sure Genomics hopes to push forward in bringing that information to consumers.
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Mobile continues to be the most accessible way for consumers to dive into VR. The success of Samsung's Gear VR and Google's push forward with its Daydream platform shows mobile VR is only going to become bigger.
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ROME (Reuters) - Italy's economy minister met with senior Italian bankers and the Bank of Italy governor on Monday to try to push forward with a sale of four small banks that were rescued from bankruptcy last November.
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The government will push forward with structural supply-side reform and maintain prudent, neutral monetary policy next year as it looks to improve the quality of growth, the news agency said citing a statement following the meeting.
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The White House and Senate Republicans signaled they will push forward with their support for Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, even after a third woman went public with allegations, raising new uncertainties about his prospects for confirmation.
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In the court filing in the Southern District of New York, Cohen's lawyers wrote that the false statements "sprung regrettably from Michael's effort, as a loyal ally and then-champion" to help push forward Trump's political messaging.
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"The bottom line is that the PBOC will maintain the RMB steady outlook to push forward" China's opening up and yuan internationalization this year, said Ken Cheung, senior Asian FX strategist at Mizuho Bank in Hong Kong.
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Leyla McCalla played cello in the Carolina Chocolate Drops, the self-conscious reincarnation of a string-band tradition by music-school students; she continues that mission — to look way back but to push forward — on her own.
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"(Australia should) take off the tinted glasses and look at China's development from a positive angle, and push forward the bilateral cooperation rather than dampen the prospect of relations," the Chinese Foreign Ministry said in Tuesday's statement.
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A spokesman for the DSCC told Business Insider that there will be "no rock GOP Senate candidates can hide under" in 2018 if Republicans continue to push forward with the effort to repeal the Affordable Care Act.
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Referencing female leaders in finance by name like NYSE President Stacy Cunningham and Ellevest Founder Sallie Krawcheck, Ngo said the cracks these women put in the glass ceiling allow her to see enough light to push forward.
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The collapse of the music industry, which some media executives blamed partly on Apple's industry-defining 99-cent price for single songs, has hampered Apple's attempt to push forward cable TV to a more consumer-friendly product.
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"Xi obviously believes that the title 'general secretary' alone doesn't grant him sufficient power to push forward with his agenda," said Jude Blanchette, a researcher at the Conference Board, a nonprofit research group, who studies Chinese politics.
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" To push forward, she says educators must continue to pull from intellectual descendants like Leila Amos Pendleton, whom she calls "dream weavers and writers, people who were in front of children teaching them and writing for them.
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