General Flynn is likely to push in the opposite direction.
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Apple has been making a broader push in renewable power.
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Fortunately, some trends do now push in the other direction.
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Ultimately, Aldrin used a pen to push in the button.
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For others, the designation is a push in that direction.
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Buttigieg's push in South Carolina won't come just from events.
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Services: Apple has made a big push in this area.
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No one was really making that push in the 2020 primaries.
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That approach changed during the last push in the campaign season.
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This is hard, because cost and quality push in opposite directions.
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So she's very coordinated, and easy to push in the gym.
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Qualcomm is making a big push in that direction as well.
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Cameron has led the push in Britain for tax-haven reform.
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It's only natural that I have that extra push in me.
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"So she's very coordinated, and easy to push in the gym."
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There has also been a push in Congress for new legislation.
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But many of his initiatives actually push in the opposite direction.
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The CEO put extra emphasis behind the retailer's push in lifestyle.
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They clearly underestimated the push in demand from their gasification program.
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But I think there's about to be a big push in commerce.
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If you need a push in the right direction, just keep reading.
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A little push in a new direction of who Earl might be.
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He's bet big on Pennsylvania, and made a late push in Wisconsin.
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Netflix also has been making a push in the country as well.
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Brian Sandoval (R), who set the deregulation push in motion years ago.
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She chews people out for trying to push in front of us.
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So they were a big push in the way punk rock ended.
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That marked Alibaba's first major international push in the e-commerce space.
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The politically charged resources that we share can push in multiple directions.
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"I just want to push in a different direction, always," he said.
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The bank's arbitration push in recent weeks is fanning those flames anew.
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This is what Bernie Sanders's final push in Iowa has looked like.
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Chinese investors have also made a push in another industry, flexible electronics.
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In some cases, they got a push, in some cases they jumped.
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It seems like there's going to be a push in the United States.
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The move is the largest digital payment push in Southeast Asia to date.
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Still, there are signs the fresh NOPEC push in Congress has unnerved OPEC.
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Any plans for a similar push in India face a number of obstacles.
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Mr Gulliver plans a big push in the Cantonese-speaking Pearl River delta.
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There's been a push in pediatrics to prescribe antibiotics only when really necessary.
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We made that good push in the second half against a good team.
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Uber is making yet another big push in the self-driving car space.
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"Anything's better than coal, and then you push in the problem," he said.
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Bringing Instagram DMs to the web seems like another push in that direction.
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"The comet itself therefore feels a push in the opposite direction," said Micheli.
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Both firms are also making a big push in cloud computing and data.
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Buttigieg's prodigious fundraising is allowing him to make a late push in Iowa.
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There's been a push in recent years, especially among women, to apologize less.
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They will push as far as they can push in service of their nation.
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And they know that sometimes, you need a little push in the right direction.
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So far it is the first to make a major push in that area.
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And now, Hillary Clinton's campaign is making a surprising late push in the state.
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A couple of troopers fall to lucky ricochets, but the rest successfully push in.
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And now Hillary Clinton's campaign is making a surprising late push in the state.
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He also welcomes the Clinton campaign's push in Arizona, arguing it only helps Trump.
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A bipartisan push in Congress to reinstitute the ban began in Congress last month.
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But over the past 15 years they have tended to push in opposite directions.
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Officers can be seen using their batons to push in and contain the crowd.
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The funding will be used for a big push in the U.S. market. Integrate.
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"Good teams are going to push in the third," Canucks coach Travis Green said.
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The GOP nominee is making a last-minute push in the traditionally blue state.
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Boys need to know that it's not O.K. to push in oral sex either.
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Dallas made a push in the middle of the period, but couldn't solve Dubnyk.
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Hinson helped with the campaign's push in Arkansas and Baumgardner was a campaign adviser.
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Even America's big development push in the 2000s, Operation Bootstrap, is viewed as suspect.
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Just push in whichever button is sticking out and the power should be restored.
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What you're trying to push in terms of solutions for the community at large.
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But a legislative push in Oregon for limiting nonmedical exemptions provoked a furious backlash.
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It's an issue that advocates continue to push in Australia through public health campaigns.
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So everybody was going to come with a push in that kind of situation.
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Even after the election we can expect a continued push in the right direction.
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O), and the aggressive push in France of telecoms and cable group Altice (ATCA.
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However, the government's aggressive push in making Aadhaar ubiquitous has also ignited debates at times.
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You can also push in the door handles to have them extend from the door.
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You go through different committees, and you really make a big push in the beginning.
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Across Arizona, Democrats are making a fervent push in the final stretch before Election Day.
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Jaime Herrera Beutler's seat, a Democratic push in the Fifth District aimed at unseating Rep.
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The Traditionalist Worker's Party has already announced plans for an outreach push in greater Appalachia.
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"It will be hard to see another major push in the near future," she said.
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Trump is likely to push in the opposite direction, prioritizing U.S. sovereignty over interstate cooperation.
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There has been a growing push in Indonesia for foreign banks to be locally incorporated.
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Again, not a total instant fix, but a big push in the direction of equality.
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Colder air will push in behind the system for much of the East, he said.
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The news also comes as Apple makes a hard push in revenue from software services.
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Which paper do you need to push in which direction to get your policy enacted?
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There is a growing push in Washington to seek an end to this civil war.
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The pair's efforts are part of a broader push in Kenya to combat forest loss.
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Byongjin means "simultaneous push" - in North Korea's case for economic development and nuclear weapons capability.
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Sure, Simmons will push in transition, cause panic, and create advantageous mismatches that everyone enjoys.
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But when it comes to the biggest push in social media — video — options are curiously lacking.
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And there's always a big push in manufacturing and in shipping inside of the electronics industry.
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Grab's effort, which is the largest pre-paid push in the region, could make a difference.
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Victories by candidates on that day could mean a huge push in momentum for their campaigns.
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ANZ is alone among Australia's major four banks to have made a big push in Asia.
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Since he launched the tax push in Indianapolis on September 27, Trump's cause has barely advanced.
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Jia has been making a big push in overseas markets as well including the United States.
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Chris Christie of New Jersey as Mr. Christie was making a late push in New Hampshire.
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A bipartisan push in Congress to overhaul the nation's sentencing laws sputtered during Obama's second term.
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It was the last time there was a serious push in Congress to reduce the deficit.
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Glaser also sees a broader push in the Trump administration to paint China as an adversary.
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Global Credit Opportunities' fundraising builds on BlackRock's broader push in establishing a global private credit franchise.
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Most economists agree that the tax cuts gave the economy a temporary upward push in 2018.
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In recent weeks, their disagreements have become more profound, after their failed independence push in October.
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In the GCF's first fundraising push in 2014 it received pledges of more than $10 billion.
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"He's in the beginning now of a really hard push in the Philadelphia suburbs," he continued.
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And despite the repeal push in Congress, enrollment in ObamaCare was only down slightly for 2018.
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He beat back a major Conservative push in the last general election, just two years ago.
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Some Google employees expressed support for the unionization push in the lead up to the vote.
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When it comes to the digital push in Malaysia, Alibaba denies excessive control over the program.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York are teaming up for their first major joint push in Congress.
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As Sanders makes his final push in Iowa, he'll be hoping that voters don't buy Pelosi's argument.
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The Chinese technology giant has been making an aggressive push in recent times in the consumer space.
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Dr. King was even more impressive during the "big push" in Birmingham, which began in April, 25.
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In Peru, every president has launched a new property titling campaign since the first push in 1996.
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There's a big push in the financial planning industry to market toward women, and with good reason.
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Plus, anniversaries come with loose guidelines to at least give you a push in the right direction.
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Telus said last week it would invest C$4.7 billion in a similar push in British Columbia.
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But clearly, the company's push in services is designed to lock more customers into the Apple life.
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A new push in Congress could offer a chance to bring some clarity to the Dreamer question.
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There's even a push in some countries to give married couples more time off so they procreate.
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Today, Google Cloud chief Diane Greene announced the company's new push in machine learning and artificial intelligence.
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Chris Christie's push in New Jersey to expand charter schools and implement merit-based pay for teachers.
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Mr. Trump will now take two days off the campaign trail, before a final push in Wisconsin.
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A deadly storm continues to push in, inch by inch, moving the four of us closer together.
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More than once, I've slammed my finger into the screen, pretending it'd push in like a button.
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This is the latest push in Facebook's ongoing quest to remove fake news from the News Feed.
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And, a well-intentioned anti-knife-crime push in Britain draws ire after targeting fried-chicken shops.
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"There is a huge push in the freerunning community to get more women involved," Mr. Nunez says.
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Cold, arctic air will push in behind the front, bringing cold temperatures to much of the east.
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Verizon and Motorola's push in the US really helped Android succeed, just when Windows Mobile was struggling.
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We know that Ant financial from Alipay is trying to make a bigger push in the region.
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In fact, the company's broader push in the former Soviet Union never resulted in any completed properties.
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So we can make an artificial intelligence strategy that will push in all different sectors of society.
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Walmart is planning to make a massive push in selling e-books and e-readers on Walmart.
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Equally alarming, Abbas continued to push in his U.N. speech for international recognition of a Palestinian state.
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But the push in recent years has been toward what is known as value-based health care.
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Kim has continued to highlight his economic push in recent weeks despite the lack of sanctions relief.
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They have no sense of consequences, that's one of my things that I try to push in on.
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Some of them cover absolutely extraordinary moments in human history, like Abraham Lincoln's final legislative push in Lincoln.
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There's a new push in the industry toward computers that are always connected and don't need Wi-Fi.
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But the pressure doesn't just push in one direction, he says, when a set of allegations goes public.
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Though it did make a big push in 2016, revamping the Zagat app with individually tailored review results.
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But his push in red states with competitive Senate seats continued to alienate voters in swing House districts.
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But the company has faced stiff competition from the likes of Facebook with its big push in video.
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For Amazon, the investment in Rivian is the latest evidence of the conglomerate's push in the transportation space.
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The company made a big push in the United States with a new line of smartphones this year.
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Trump's hardline immigration proposals all push in the opposite direction: They try to mold reality to fit policy.
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There's also a "nuclear button" China can push in this fight, Cabana said: cutting its U.S. debt holdings.
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When it came time to do the record, that was one thing I wanted to push in there.
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Mato Grosso farmers are leading a push in Brazil to replace genetically modified soybeans with non-GM seeds.
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For indecisive home chefs like me, it's a helpful push in the right direction at the very least.
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That choice was intended in part to avoid entangling the impeachment push in months- or even yearslong litigation.
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With a concerted push in one quarter, we made 13 referral hires off an employee base of 20.
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Amazon is making a huge, huge push in India, but they've had a very tough time in China.
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Staley has championed an aggressive push in investment banking that has so far largely failed to bear fruit.
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Lisa Murkowski, for whom opening up the refuge for drilling has been a cornerstone push in her career.
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Another push in the 1950s fizzled when financing for the subways was used to repair the existing system.
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Furthermore, the Democratic National Committee is under pressure to roll out a grassroots push in all 50 states.
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In fact, there's been a broad-based, bipartisan political push in over the last year to raise wages.
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Putting it on the Entity List seems like the last push in an effort to do just that.
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Similarly, Renaissance Hotels has made a push in the last two years to reimagine the airport hotel experience.
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Wyoming: Unlike in the states listed above, the investigative push in Wyoming is happening through the police system.
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But there's been a major push in the launch industry to cater directly to the booming smallsat market.
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But the rebel push in Idlib, Hama and Latakia Provinces in northern Syria also created problems for Washington.
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Even he said he was on the "last-chance train" when he made his big push in 2014.
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The biggest publishers will continue to push in-app purchases, and their customers will continue to pony up.
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NHC Director Ken Graham said on Facebook the storm surges could push in as far as 2 miles.
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Amazon's Go stores are just part of its major push in recent years to grow its physical presence.
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Experts on government ethics said the company's recent funding push in China had presented a conflict of interest.
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That will change over the weekend, when Trump and Cruz make a furious late push in the state.
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A second push in December passed the Senate but was never brought up in the then-Republican-led House.
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Even Adobe has invested in HTML5 since 2010, and made a strong push in that direction in late 2015.
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The swiss wealth manager will revamp its leadership in Asia as part of a growth push in the region.
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Republicans said they were hopeful that the president would stick to the issues — the tax reform push in particular.
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Recently, the giant made a big push in TVs through a partnership with a veteran Chinese home appliance manufacturer.
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The company is also planning a $100 million advertising push in the US next year, according to The Information.
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Analysts continue to expect these e-commerce investments, in addition to Walmart's push in grocery, to weigh on margins.
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And he certainly won't be able to field an effective get-out-the-vote push in competitive swing states.
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"Samsung is doing a big push in Europe at the moment," one industry source said, declining to be identified.
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Its messaging strategy is a more concerted push in the direction of becoming an authenticator of people's digital lives.
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President Trump's election has encouraged gun rights advocates to mount a new legislative push in states across the country.
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The 2017 tax cuts push in exactly the opposite direction of what the economics textbooks tell us to do.
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The effort is similar to a push in the Netherlands, after an uproar over the price of Novartis's Lutathera.
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When stuffing things in the Goodwill box, did you perhaps step out of, and also push in, one shoe?
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The decision to lift the sanctions defied a Democratic-led push in the U.S. Congress to maintain the restrictions.
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Rubio canceled campaign events on Friday in Louisiana and Kentucky to make a late push in Kansas, where Gov.
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The modernization fund was just one component of the White House's major cyber push in its annual budget request.
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The auto supplier has been on an expansion push in electromobility, buying 30 electromobility projects worth several billion euros.
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Regardless, Senate Democrats still have to wrestle over what substantive climate change proposals to push in 2019 and 2020.
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For McDonald's, the association could give a needed push in Japan, a market in which it has stumbled lately.
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Koch Industries, through its non-profit political organizations, has made criminal justice reform a major push in recent years.
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In some cities, though, the DACA push in response to immigration authorities reopening renewal applications was slower than others.
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Instead, the big push in California now is for forest regeneration (namely, planting more trees) and changing farming practices.
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Peeling out on the simulated- driving games, they push in quarter after quarter she drops to their cupped hands.
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There are two schools of thought: cajole and educate, or give people a little push in the right direction.
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His companies have recently been making a concerted push in Central and South America, filing dozens of trademark applications.
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The campaign push, in the final week of this month, included offers to triple and even quintuple all donations.
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Kelly's bill comes amid a larger push in the government to extend access to America's digitally underserved areas. Sens.
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We have led the push in the House to pass the Arbitration Fairness Act, which would eliminate forced arbitration.
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The announcement today follows Accel's similar recent push in Europe and Israel, where it closed a $2600 million fund.
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There were signs on Thursday that the penalty could energize the push in Congress for tougher sanctions against Russia.
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While Feeley works with squares and rectangles, the forms inside are rounded and often push in from the edges.
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Democrats have introduced a bill that would push in this direction, allocating $45 billion over the next 10 years.
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But the move followed Ackman's push in June to get United Technologies to call off its planned merger with Raytheon.
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The push, in 24.1, by Movement magazine to lower the voting age to 21974 from 26 has long been discarded.
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That's why the CDC has made a major push in recent years to work with hospitals to reduce these risks.
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Meanwhile, Democrats in Georgia overwhelmingly supported a progressive push in nominating former Georgia House of Representatives Minority Leader Stacey Abrams.
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Gradually, federal oversight increased, first with a push in the 1940s and '50s by federal authorities to end racial discrimination.
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There is also a "help" button, a la GM's OnStar, that someone could push in case the car breaks down.
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The deal has given Microsoft a push in the race among tech giants to become the first company worth $1trn.
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Though perhaps its aggressive push in recent years, along with an embrace of lower cost devices could stem the tide.
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Colman, star of The Crown and Broadchurch, was mid-sentence when Smith appeared behind her and tried to push in.
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If they crack 2920 points, it will be a great leaping-off spot for a playoff push in 03-20.
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A sequel to Black Panther that's just a 2 hour slow push in on Mbaku sitting on his snowy throne.
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CNN first reported last March about its recruiting push in that country, on that appears to have targeted disaffected Taliban.
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The Chinese firm has made a huge marketing push in the last couple of years to crack the U.S. market.
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In March, North Korea made nuclear threats during a propaganda push in opposition to joint U.S.-South Korean military exercises.
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The government's plan to improve that figure is to encourage smaller, alternative players to push in with full fiber offerings.
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A big push in Steep is to share your moments and challenge others racing and doing tricks down the mountain.
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NHC Director Ken Graham said on Facebook the storm surges could push in as far as 2 miles (3 km).
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An early push in the Senate to pass new sanctions targeting Iran's ballistic missile program is threatening to divide Democrats.
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The adoption could help Microsoft's push in the cloud business, where it competes with the likes of Amazon and Google.
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In the second, they benefited from a push in the box that, while a clear foul, often doesn't get called.
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Those that accelerate quickly can still falter on hoped for momentum as other OEMs push in to poach their users.
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Activists in other states, including Kansas, Utah and Idaho, are mobilizing for a renewed expansion push in the coming year.
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The United States did make a brief push in the early afternoon, winning three of the first four singles matches.
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Even Republican lawmakers who feel queasy about the president's tactics are generally too scared to push in a different direction.
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The Times went ahead with its push in the new storytelling field, and sponsorship money has made the effort profitable.
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Parasite is a tricky film to prioritize when it comes to choosing which actors to push in an Oscar campaign.
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Withdrawing from Paris would greatly please conservative groups, which have orchestrated an all-out push in opposition to the pact.
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"We have to make a big push in renewables investment," urged Qiao Baoping, chairman of the energy giant China Guodian.
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Last week, in the thick of the impeachment hearings, the DNC conducted a big health care push in battleground states.
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The president announced his latest gun control push in October, but the new restrictions on firearms were only unveiled Tuesday.
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There's been a big push in recent years by labor groups for states and localities to increase their minimum wages.
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Three years into Amazon's aggressive push in India, the country's two home-grown e-commerce competitors are feeling the pressure.
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That soft performance came despite a big marketing push, in which Target increased spending and televised an eight-minute mini-musical.
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That said, there's an opening to create those things and Sanders has shown a willingness to help push in this direction.
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"The last game we had a good push in the third and we carried that over to the start," Pietrangelo said.
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Grab's push in what has become its largest market is set to intensify the competition among ride-hailing firms in Indonesia.
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One thing that is known to push in the right direction is more and better education—and not just for girls.
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Wade, and with that, there is a push in this legislature to pass what I would characterize as very extreme legislation.
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Misfits stopped their push in the hangar, getting a devastating team wipe against EnVy thanks to a blizzard from Nevix's Mei.
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Details: SB Nation began testing the local push in Philadelphia in September, launching podcasts dedicated to each major Philly sports team.
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Trump also continues to push in Michigan with a joint rally with Republican vice presidential nominee Mike Pence in Grand Rapids.
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But it's common for one R&D group to push in one direction and have others refine or create counter-approaches.
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Not only is it rude to push in front of people in a queue; your actions could have million dollar ramifications.
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But it's obvious that Roku is feeling the heat from Amazon's aggressive push in the TV streaming (and smart TV) market.
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Christian Obst of Baader Bank, an investment bank, credits Mr Eder's push in the 2000s to focus on quality over quantity.
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The old and failed concept of push — in which information was thrown at you, clogging the early internet's pipes — will return.
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Nestle entered Indonesia in 1971 and in the 133s embarked on a major push in chocolate products, expanding to three brands.
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RELATED: Rubio makes final push in Florida Early voting alone could provide a substantial number of votes for Bush in Florida.
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But Bart Kuipers of Erasmus University argues that a number of trends all push in the same direction: less container traffic.
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"If the new administration continues to push in this direction, they could probably get our allies to do better," he said.
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In addition to Iowa and Nevada, Castro also reportedly plans to make a big push in his home state of Texas.
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Amazon has made a similar push in Whole Foods stores, where it recently added cardboard displays for its own gift cards.
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Trump has made a push in recent days to push back against criticism of his attacks on a federal judge's heritage.
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An earlier U.S. push in the 1990s, selling commercial mortgage-backed securities, suffered heavy losses after the 1998 Russian debt crisis.
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The fossil-fuel divestment comes amid a broader push in Europe to end financing for companies contributing to the climate crisis.
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Even before the push in Congress failed, state governments had begun to cut funds for Planned Parenthood, without much national attention.
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And there appears to be no push in Congress for members who have received donations from Purdue to return that money.
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The results were shared widely among Republicans, and echoed in party leaders' speeches when they launched the tax push in earnest.
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Myo Nyunt, the ruling party spokesman, said the reconstruction push in northern Rakhine has been driven by "security and administrative" needs.
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And while progressives sought to stymie it, their push in the defense bill might not have been enough to do so.
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The Australian military is also making a big push in innovation in undersea warfare and drones in the air and underwater.
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Walmart is making a bigger push in the baby business just weeks after the last Babies R Us store went dark.
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Amazon has meanwhile been making a bigger push in the baby business, though not as pronounced as Walmart's plans announced Thursday.
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Meantime, Athleta is gaining a larger share of the athletic apparel market, Konik said, applauding Gap's push in this separate division.
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Walmart is planning to make a massive push in selling e-books and e-readers on its website later this year.
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In another push in the 1970s, several groundbreakings were held, but the work was stopped when the city nearly went bankrupt.
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The Clinton campaign is making a concerted push in Arizona, a reliably red state where polls show a surprisingly close contest.
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Senate Republicans are staunchly opposed to the statehood push in large part because the District would presumably elect two Democratic senators.
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Or that a workaholic colleague, Massimo, was trying not to take his holiday, and required a push in the right direction.
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The Trump administration has made a renewed push in the region to establish footholds of stability where radical Islamist terrorism cannot flourish.
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Nomura said policy makers in developed markets with negative monetary policy rates, such as Europe and Japan, may push in that direction.
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At the same time, Turkey, an ally of UAE rival Qatar, is ramping up a multi-billion dollar investment push in Somalia.
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Several managing directors that had been part of Nomura's hiring push in the U.S. in recent years have also left the firm.
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Dial to the function you want (say, volume), push in to select, and now the dial will make adjustments as you twist.
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Previously, Xiaomi sold phones in Mexico via partners but this upcoming launch will see it make a deeper push in the country.
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The film sold to Amazon for a reported $10 million, setting up what should be a generous awards push in the fall.
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To fund a U.S. sales push in 2017 and further develop its product, Signal Media has raised £5.8 million in new funding.
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View the app's YouTube tutorials to get started or if you find yourself needing a little push in the right creative direction.
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There was a big push in the Senate last year to gut the August recess over nominations and the annual defense bill.
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The firm announced in April that they are ordering 10,000 of RealWear's devices as part of a major tech push in Kazakhstan.
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It experienced an anti-tax backlash in the 1970s and an anti-immigrant push in the 1990s, both of which spread nationally.
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This right here puts the majority of pop artists major labels have attempted to push in the last five years to shame.
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The deal to lift the sanctions on the companies defied a Democratic-led push in the U.S. Congress to maintain the restrictions.
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Despite overwhelming bipartisan support for ratification, it failed to even get a vote in the Senate during the last push in 2012.
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For example, he's spearheaded the retailer's return to selling appliances and a push in the department store's fashion offerings into plus sizes.
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And given that soda consumption is already on the decline, taxes could be an additional push in getting us to drink less.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said Wednesday he would not push in the near term for policies that would weaken the U.S. dollar.
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While Trump is poised to make an aggressive campaign push in Florida, Democrats in the state are also bullish about their chances.
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But Democratic groups and activists are gearing up for a massive electoral push in the state leading up to the 2020 election.
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Meanwhile, Gillum and the Florida Democratic Party are prepping a major voter registration push in a bid to increase turnout in 2020.
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But a major U.S. push in the 1990s selling commercial mortgage-backed securities suffered heavy losses after the 1998 Russian debt crisis.
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In 2013 and 291 the company repelled an organizing push in Delaware, reportedly with the help of an anti-union law firm.
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South Korea and the U.S. have led the push in recent months to get North Korea to abandon its nuclear weapons program.
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We have an aggressive development program on both the chassis and engine, and we can continue to push in both those areas.
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The regulatory push in Europe might also influence others around the world to take a tougher look at Silicon Valley, he added.
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The Vermont senator will hold a rally in St. Paul on Monday night as he makes his final push in the state.
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There are loads of devices out there that can provide a push in the right direction, including the Huawei Watch GT 2.
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NH: And China is trying to lead in some ways in the electric car push in some ways that we were discussing.
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The Good Place is trying to prove once again that bad humans can become better with a push in the right direction.
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He opened the event by detailing Republicans' latest push in health care — probably not the conversation many retailers were expecting to have.
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But national and state Republicans made a heavy push in the closing week of the race to hold Edwards below 50 percent.
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The White House-inspired bill, which Ryan is now trying to push in the House, got the fewest votes in the Senate.
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Nikki R. Haley, Republican of South Carolina, was endorsing Mr. Rubio, providing him with a potentially significant push in the final three days.
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Clinton is making a final push in South Carolina, where appealing to Democratic voters means, in large part, appealing to African-American voters.
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"India and China are making a huge push in renewables and we think that there could be opportunities for us here," Kim said.
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"Something terrific," Trump said during a July 2015 interview with CNN's Dana Bash, who asked what he would push in place of Obamacare.
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There's been a push in the nutrition community to move away from singling out and vilifying nutrients and focus instead of eating patterns.
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So technologies that normalize mass scanning of facial features do inexorably push in an anti-privacy direction — carrying the uncomfortable risk of misuse.
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Lawmakers intent on averting a "no-deal" Brexit are gathering forces to make a push in a new series of votes on Feb.
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The push in rural areas and red states will involve grassroots work as well and digital and earned media campaigns, the source said.
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With that top-down push in mind, the company is looking ahead to the new way of doing business driven by subscription pricing.
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By such a big brand using a male model, I knew it would be a positive push in the right direction for society.
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Republicans have made a late push in Wisconsin, where Trump and Pence have stopped six times; Democrats have dispatched Kaine to Wisconsin twice.
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I think you're going to see Walmart, especially if this Whole Foods deal goes through, they've been making a big push in grocery.
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There's been this real push in metal, especially underground metal, towards both goth rock and 80s synthwave (sometimes both on the same record!).
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The decline of the Republican repeal push in Congress, however, could play a role in convincing some of the remaining states to expand.
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"This could exacerbate some cracks if they make a big push in bills," said Tom Simons, senior money market economist at Jefferies LLC.
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But it's a reminder that Credit Suisse's growth push in the region – which is central to Mr. Thiam's ambitious targets – brings new dangers.
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"We've been really impressed because there's a big push in Novartis to equip all their teams to be citizen data scientists," Lee said.
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The labor movement "is going to make a really big push in Ohio for Clinton and that will benefit Strickland too," he said.
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The United States Navy has conducted two such patrols in the past several months, and there is a push in Congress for more.
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The push in Nangarhar came after President Barack Obama cleared American troops to take a more active role in fighting militants in Afghanistan.
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Its reserving experience was volatile in the last five years due to an industry push in prior years to close out older claims.
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Despite his failure to secure any sanctions relief at the Hanoi summit, Kim has continued to highlight his economic push in recent weeks.
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The push in the Senate last November to confirm a White House lawyer for a top federal judgeship in New York unnerved Democrats.
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Prince Mohammed's push in the Horn of Africa has set off a competition for access and influence among rivals like Turkey and Qatar.
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"The Alienist" isn't prettified — the first camera push-in on an empty eye socket makes that clear — but neither is it grittily realistic.
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Rotten Tomatoes has essentially decided that it has a responsibility to give the critical conversation a hard push in the direction of inclusion.
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There was a "push" in the SPY from late May through June, and Gordon thinks the ETF can now mirror the past move.
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Xelil said Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan wants to push in 32 km (20 miles) deep into Syria, which the group has previously rejected.
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Mitt Romney only decided to make a push in the Keystone State after he reached the conclusion that he could not win Ohio.
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The research got an extra push in September when President Donald Trump signed an executive order aimed at developing a better flu vaccine.
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So, while Walmart can push in this direction, it probably cannot create a mass market for low-cost sustainable products on its own.
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Hawaii made a push in the next five minutes, rallying for a 14-12 lead when Justin Hemsley dunked off a missed shot.
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It stays flush with the doors but when you push in the metal it'll pop out and you can use the handle normally.
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The last Triennial we did was all about saving the world, and for the next one we wanted to push in a different direction.
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But the Academy's ongoing push in recent years to significantly diversify its membership has also likely played a huge role in shifting this conversation.
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"We make a late push in the eighth and ninth and we get the tying run to the plate," Pirates manager Clint Hurdle said.
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In the past, we've reported on the push in Canarsie for ferry service, and since then, there have been calls from other neighborhoods citywide.
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There will be a renewed push in America, where F1 has long struggled to establish a proper business, but also in the oldest markets.
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But you can give your loved one a hearty push in the right direction by funding their shopping spree at any local crafts store.
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A lot has been made about the film's diverse casting, and it is gratifying to see Disney making a conscious push in that direction.
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In 2012, Mitt Romney's campaign made a late push in the state, and this year Donald Trump has boasted that he will win Pennsylvania.
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Next year, El Bassunie explained, the company will look to open a physical presence in East Africa to make a push in that region.
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China has been making a concerted diplomatic push in Latin America, long regarded by the United States as its backyard, much to its concern.
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The ECRL project was the centerpiece of China's infrastructure push in Malaysia but work has been suspended pending discussions over pricing and graft accusations.
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Meanwhile, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said last month that he would not push in the near term for policies that would weaken the dollar.
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AWS is also making a push in the market, offering tools for genomics research as well as biotech companies, health-care providers and insurers.
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The criminal case followed U.S. regulators' push in recent years to crack down on fraud in the U.S. municipal bond market through civil actions.
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The company has also made a major push in the electric vehicles business, which it spun off as a separate company earlier this year.
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Trump, who will be joined Wednesday by his Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, will also continue to frame his tax reform push in populist terms.
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Mr. Tyson supported this push in the face of opposition within the organization, said George Halvorson, Mr. Tyson's predecessor as chairman and chief executive.
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In his conversation with donors, McCarthy was discussing the GOP push in 2017 to draft a bill that would repeal the Affordable Care Act.
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Rep. Don Beyer (D-Va.) on Wednesday vowed to renew his push in the new Congress for legislation to track and prevent hate crimes.
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The conspiracy wheels will keep turning and the smears will keep coming because it is all Democrats have left to push in their narrative.
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The ECRL project was the centerpiece of China's infrastructure push in Malaysia but work had been suspended pending discussions over pricing and graft accusations.
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The push in Raqqa has come as ISIS faces defeat in the northern Iraqi city of Mosul, the other major city under its control.
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None of this has slowed the line of Stone witnesses heading into the grand jury as Mueller makes his final push in the investigation.
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THERE IS a push in America to subscribe to a "no first use" policy on nukes, in a bid to reduce risks and anxiety.
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And in his final push in the state, Buttigieg broadcast a message of humility, talking frequently about his own privilege as a white man.
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"I thought we could get it done," recalled Henry A. Waxman, a retired House Democrat who led the cap-and-trade push in 183.
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This rally was part of Warren's big push in the state, following events that specifically addressed the concerns of women and people of color.
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The most absurd false claim: Impeachment polling Trump's standing in the polls has improved since Democrats embarked on their impeachment push in the fall.
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Slides for his presentation showed other key parts of his strategy, include speeding up Ford's push in vehicle connectivity and its commercial vehicle business.
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Ms. Harris's total for the second quarter of the year was $11.8 million, helped by a strong online donation push in the final days.
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Although Steyer has lagged behind his rivals in early voting states, his push in South Carolina could give him an edge in Saturday's primary.
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"There was a big push in the state of Oklahoma to hire veterans to teach special ed at the middle school level," he said.
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Some of the programs the GCF has funded include hydropower projects in the Solomon Islands and Tajikistan and a renewable energy push in Egypt.
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So the opportunity is not necessarily dependent on whether the government makes a big move or a big push in terms of funding infrastructure?
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The United incident put a national spotlight on the airline industry's customer service policies, fueling a push in Congress to create new passenger rights.
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PhRMA has rolled out a heavy lobbying push in return, according to people familiar with the industry's thinking and a document seen by CNBC.
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There's a big push in media to go figure out video, primarily from companies that want to get some of that advertising money. Exactly.
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Facebook is also making a big push in virtual reality with its Oculus headset, and Apple has indicated its interest in VR technology as well.
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Almost two weeks ago, he stalled a legislative push in an attempt by some politicians to annex parts of the West Bank, including Maale Adumim.
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An independence push in the northeastern region of Catalonia, which is governed by pro-secession parties, is putting the head of state in another bind.
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But when he announced another huge $1.7 billion education push in fall 2017, the obvious question was: How much of that money will bear fruit?
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The makeover is part of Disney's ongoing push in support of its new Star Wars films, the next of which is due out December 16th.
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A huge subscription push in 2011 had some success, but the average time a person spent watching YouTube stayed flat, according to data from ComScore.
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The Pistons made a push in the fourth, cutting the deficit to four in the final three minutes, but the game never got any closer.
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Republicans, who hold narrow majorities in Virginia's House and Senate, have blocked all such efforts, including a push, in January, to ban high-capacity magazines.
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There has been a huge push in leveraging machine learning and new data sources to better understand the risks we face on a daily basis.
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I think this is really a story about the media and the narrative that they are trying to push in their anti-Trump resistance movement.
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Russia vetoed a push in the UN Security Council to give the ICC a role in Syria, but agreed to an international fact-finding mission.
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The bigger push in 2017 will target thousands of large companies, including those that have been reluctant to sell on Amazon because of knock-offs.
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The super PAC has flipped that money almost immediately into a new advertising push in a half-dozen states financed entirely by the late checks.
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The shift coincides with a broader government-led push in China's high-tech sector to develop core technologies indigenously rather than relying on foreign companies.
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I think that we're just at the beginning of seeing the power of technology to really push in the social justice and the equity space.
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In an earlier big push, in the second half of the 1990s, the government spent less than $1 billion, reckons Morgan Stanley, an American bank.
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N) and has made a big push in North American sports, signing top National Football League (NFL) players as well as celebrities like Kanye West.
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But the push in recent weeks to combat sexual harassment in the workplace reached a tipping point on Tuesday after female lawmakers' stories piled up.
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But the push in recent weeks to combat sexual harassment in the workplace reached a tipping point on Tuesday after female lawmakers' stories piled up.
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The campaign was the brand's largest advertising push in more than a decade, Kristen Mandel, senior director of Ferrara, told Business Insider at the time.
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Britain, home to the world's largest foreign exchange centre, has made a big push in recent years to attract offshore yuan business to its shores.
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In this episode, the women are in charge and will have their way, even if it means giving men a push in the right direction.
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Combining Otto's technology with Uber's massive push in mapping makes Uber stronger than ever when it comes to putting self-driving cars on the road.
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Trump will continue the push in the following days, paying a visit to the Texas border town of McAllen on Thursday to highlight the situation.
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The incident sparked international outrage and put a spotlight on the industry's customer service policies, fueling a push in Congress to establish new passenger rights.
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While the Trump administration may slow the government's push in this direction, insurers and others said the shift to new models was unlikely to change.
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When some of the men couldn't figure out how to open the lavatory doors, she stepped in to help them push in the folding door.
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Netflix's next big push in reality TV will be in the home-renovation and property space, the company's head of unscripted content told Business Insider.
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New tools in the app monitor the ride for any unusual stops and both companies finally have a 911 button to push in an emergency.
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Shakir said the ACLU plans to continue the push in the coming weeks and into November's elections, urging action however it can send the message.
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LONDON — The Huntsman Corporation said on Monday that it had agreed to merge with Clariant of Switzerland, continuing a consolidation push in the chemicals industry.
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The case followed U.S. regulators' push in recent years to bring civil actions those accused of misconduct in the $3.7 trillion U.S. municipal bond market.
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I hoped that people would recognize that we're trying to make a push in the right direction and challenging other candidates to do the same.
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American Airlines made a big publicity push in late November when it announced a new partnership with the James Beard Foundation, a nonprofit culinary organization.
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Likewise, there is a strong push in Congress — backed by Donald Trump Jr., the president's son — to end longstanding curbs on the purchase of silencers.
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But the push in the Judiciary Committee this week has also sparked a more public voice of caution from those Democrats opposed to impeachment. Rep.
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But the main point of the propaganda push, in all likelihood, is to convince ordinary Chinese that it is not up to anything unreasonable in Xinjiang.
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The price increase, combined with an aggressive sales push in rheumatoid arthritis, multiple sclerosis and other areas, has pushed the drug's annual sales over $1 billion.
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He has participated in almost every major bipartisan legislative effort in the Senate in recent years, such as the "Gang of Eight" immigration push in 2013.
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The alliance is also making a strong push in the rural areas where the Socialists are strongest, campaigning village by village to try and lure people.
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The army began a fresh push in Benghazi in February, recapturing the neighborhoods of Laithi and Boatni and allowing some residents to return to their homes.
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Then came the push in the third quarter to lead by as many as 14 and they took a 75-65 lead into the fourth quarter.
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Japan has in recent years made a big investment push in AI and autonomous driving, which could help it cope with an aging and declining workforce.
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LinkedIn revenue continues to push in the right direction for Microsoft after its $26 billion bet on acquiring the business-focused data and social networking company.
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Before communication planet Mercury changes signs from Scorpio to Sagittarius on Wednesday, you'll feel a final push in any shuffling you've been doing concerning personal finances.
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The structure of our brains may explain why liberals and conservatives react to emotional political appeals — like Jimmy Kimmel's viral health care push — in different ways.
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The Coyotes killed off a power play later in the third, and then held off Winnipeg's extra-attacker push in the final minutes for the win.
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That show is part of a different push, in which Apple will produce music videos and other content to promote Apple Music, its streaming-music service.
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The incident, which sparked international outrage, has put a spotlight on airlines' treatment of passengers and fueled a push in Congress for new traveler safeguards. Rep.
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A new gesture control system — BMW calls it AirTouch — that lets the driver point at the UI from afar and "push" in space to select items.
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The retailer is also piloting a push in its same-day service in certain markets, while retail rival Target has landed a partnership to do so.
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The FDA should consider that Kratom fits right into the current push in Washington to allow for creative approaches for treatment of pain and opioid addiction.
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It is part of the push in next year's legislative session for Albany to finally pass such a plan, which seems likelier with each passing day.
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The 55-year-old former first lady originally kicked off the get-out-the-vote push in July of last year, ahead of the midterm elections.
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In July, a coalition of environmental groups and activists filed a federal lawsuit to stop the sale, and there is a similar legislative push in Congress.
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In some respects, the campaign of encouragement and reassurance echoes the Democrats' successful push in 2008 to ease any hesitation about Barack Obama among white voters.
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Motorola's clearly not banking on blowing anyone away with the hardware, but you can probably expect the company to make a big push in developing markets.
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Internationally, Lululemon is making a bigger push in China, where Potdevin said millennial consumers are finally looking to live healthier lifestyles, and commit to staying active.
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As part of its more than $20 billion investment push in the U.S. QP is looking "at gas and oil, conventional and non-conventional," Kaabi said.
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In the meantime, Memebox is making a big push in the U.S., with Ha relocating from Asia to lead the company from a San Francisco headquarters.
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Still, this luxury push in the South Bronx remains an outlier in a borough where much of the development caters to middle- and low-income residents.
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The office also estimated that real exports will rebound this year, driven mostly by a push in aircraft exports once the Boeing 737 MAX deliveries resume.
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When one of his teammates initiated a fight after a legal push in the second period, Garnet Hathaway stepped in to take on multiple Duck athletes.
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Despite official state support for innovation under Mr. Putin, the growing power of Russia's security services and rampant official corruption frequently push in the opposite direction.
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Early vote numbers look good for Democrat Thompson FiveThirtyEight analyst Harry Enten considers that the early vote numbers explain the GOP's last-minute push in Kansas.
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The Swingers Different Republican constituencies push in opposite directions on the immigration issue, and some members of Congress resolve this paradox by keeping their options open.
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A similar push in the 1990s fell short, with the majority of voters choosing to keep the country's colonial name rather than choose a new one.
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SoftBank is an existing investor in Didi, which raised $4 billion to fund its global push in December at a valuation of more than $50 billion.
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The firm already derives about 15 percent of its revenue from exports and is seeking to make a push in Latin America as well as Asia.
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Global streaming services like Netflix (NFLX) and Amazon Prime Video (AMZN) are making a big push in India, commissioning dozens of original movies and TV shows.
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The case followed U.S. regulators' push in recent years to bring civil actions against those accused of misconduct in the $3.7 trillion U.S. municipal bond market.
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China's diplomatic push in central America has angered the United States, which said last year China was offering economic inducements to seek domination in the region.
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The retailer is also piloting a push in its same-day service in certain markets, while retail rival Target just landed a partnership to do so.
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The dragging incident sparked international outrage and put a spotlight on the industry's customer service policies, fueling a push in Congress to create new passenger rights.
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Not long after the social media push in August, the monkeys were basically sold out everywhere, and WowWee was able to pull back on its marketing.
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Chief Executive Jes Staley is betting that an aggressive push in investment banking will revitalize profits and dividends against a backdrop of dwindling competition from European rivals.
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ZURICH, Aug 19 (Reuters) - Swiss wealth manager Pictet will revamp its leadership in Asia as part of a growth push in the region, it said on Monday.
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But the logic of welfare reform, bolstered by the Kleven paper, does push in the direction of applying work requirements to an ever-increasing set of programs.
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Launched in July as part of ByteDance's push in India, Helo competes with local media startups such as Xiaomi-backed ShareChat and DailyHunt, as well as Facebook.
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The clouds may break up a bit Tuesday night with drier air trying to push in from the northwest and lows in the mid- to upper 30s.
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The online retailer started its big push in 2010, and Black Friday has actually gained some serious traction in France and the UK during the past decade.
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The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford (slow push in)20th Century Women (creep out)Marnie (turns away)The Passenger (distracted)The Candidate (sudden)
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The G7 is IP68 water resistant, and there's an actual power button on the side this time, so the fingerprint sensor on back doesn't push in anymore.
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Xpeng, which started shipping to its first owners in March, was founded five years ago against the backdrop of Beijing's aggressive electric push in the transportation sector.
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More recently, the company trailed ByteDance's to test out a short video service, which hasn't officially launched but will make a big push in the second quarter.
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"I do think that the push in those states was out of anxiety about what was happening to women, even before #MeToo broke the surface," Kretschmer said.
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Macron's push in Africa reflects his drive to project France as a global power which will likely continue especially as he faces domestic challenges to his legitimacy.
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Clinton also engaged in a furious campaign push in populous Southern Nevada, leaving nothing to chance even in the final hours before voters lined up to caucus.
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Graham-Cassidy-Heller-Johnson (which I'll shorten as Graham-Cassidy) was a plan put forward at the very end of the Republicans' health care push in 2017.
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Tim Kaine, who has led the push in the Senate to vote on the ISIS war, said he was encouraged by the discussion with Mattis and Tillerson.
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For Google — which tends not to have big, splashy events outside its I/O developer conference every May — today marked its most significant hardware push in years.
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A big push in electric vehicles powered by an ever-cleaner electric grid will bend down emissions and could offer models for the rest of the world.
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"You have to fight for what you believe in and I think this is something that has to get done," he said of his push in Modesto.
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Nancy Pelosi's speakership push in full swing, can she endorse -- and then work to get the caucus behind -- any package that includes funds for a border wall?
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Castro will also make a larger push in his home state of Texas, after fellow candidate Beto O'Rourke dropped out of the 2020 race Friday, CNN reported.
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The vote delay could put the healthcare push in jeopardy, especially if rank-and-file Republicans are swayed by lobbying campaigns or constituents during the holiday break.
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That bill got its final push, in part, so representatives could address gun deaths by citing mental health issues while avoiding any form of gun-control legislation.
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Islamic State fighters blew up Mosul's medieval mosque and its famed leaning minaret a week ago as U.S.-backed Iraqi forces started a push in its direction.
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She still describes the Grassley measure as "a good bill," but says the network will start its next push in 2017 with more comprehensive measures in mind.
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Reza's latest work, a giant clownish take on Razak's face, went viral throughout southeast Asia and has become the icon for an anti-corruption push in Malaysia.
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The long "ah" that follows when the cymbals push in sit halfway between the melodic and the murderous—a man smiling while holding a dead-eyed stare.
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Mexican officials have refused to say how many Guard members have already been mobilized and to where as part of the migration-control push in southern Mexico.
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Washington state Secretary of State Kim Wyman failed last year to persuade several neighboring states to coordinate their primaries but plans another push in the next cycle.
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President Trump said Wednesday that he supported a bipartisan push in Congress to broaden the authority of a government body that reviews foreign investments for security threats.
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Looking forward, Fauci notes that key partnerships between the federal government and the private sector will facilitate a major push in increasing testing capabilities across the country.
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Rival services such as Netflix (NFLX) and Amazon (AMZN) Prime Video are also making a big push in India, commissioning dozens of original movies and TV shows.
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By pushing a film like "Black Widow" into "The Eternals" slot means that Marvel's whole slate of films has to push in 2021 to accommodate the change.
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Wall Street has slammed the capital rule as overly burdensome, and it is being watched closely for change as part of the broader deregulation push in Washington.
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TCU came up with a little push in the next segment, slicing its deficit to 33-25 when Dennis canned a 3-pointer with 2:01 left.
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That development push, in the first decade after Mr. Assad took over from his father in 2000, liberalized parts of Syria's economy and energized the tourism industry.
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It was part of a turbulent opening for the Trump era in Washington, marked by a Republican push in the Senate to repeal the Affordable Care Act.
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"There will be a lot of push in the Democratic primaries to pin people down on specific positions, but right now it's early days," Mr. Shrum said.
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On Wednesday, a bipartisan group of senators promised to push in the new Congress legislation for humanitarian sanctions and a ban on weapons sales to Saudi Arabia.
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Though New Jersey made a push in the third period, Jones locked down the victory with several key saves, including one on Steven Santini late in the game.
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Frustrated by the failure of peace talks, particularly Secretary of State John Kerry's push in 2013 and early 2014, Abbas is also pursuing international recognition of Palestinian statehood.
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Trump's advisers have already signaled their intentions to make a major push in California, where results are winner-take-all in each of the state's 53 congressional districts.
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Under such a CDU/CSU administration the SPD could support the things it likes, like increased public investment and a Franco-German reform push in Europe, from opposition.
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Women of color have been erased from the larger conversation of sexual misconduct, though recognizing Burke and her work with #MeToo is a push in the right direction.
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Hassan spoke before Warren and Clinton at the rally as she made the final push in a race that will help to determine which party holds the Senate.
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The company recently abandoned its push in Europe, but has not given up in the United States, where it has recruited executives from tech companies such as Facebook.
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Sen. Pat Toomey (R-Pa.) is advertising praise from President Obama as he makes a push in the final days of the campaign, the Washington Post reported Friday.
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Zetsche said the car maker was preparing a major push in pure electric vehicles thanks to advances in battery technology and greater consumer acceptance of zero-emissions vehicles.
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They document the mayhem spawned by the most banal of offenses: a push in a bar, a Facebook taunt, the wrong choice of music at a house party.
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The committee spent millions in the California primary -- cash that now won't be there in November when Democrats make their final push in critical races across the country.
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A new global push in the fight against malaria began last month when Paraguay became the first country in the Americas to be certified malaria-free since 2900.
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The religious right's anti-porn push in the last decades of the twentieth century took place at a time when porn was mostly distributed through videotapes and magazines.
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Longquan has become a favorite showpiece for the ruling Communist Party, which officially promotes atheism but has led a push in recent years to revive ancient cultural traditions.
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Equally, there is a push in Congress to demand a stringent inspection regime while retaining a clear-eyed understanding of the near-impossibility of implementing such a regime.
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In this video, despite a very deliberate effort to cover it up, you can hear the brief push in his vocals which is a clear indication he farted.
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"The people who were 'yes' on the health care bill were reminding Paul this is something we promised and we got to push in that direction," Womack said.
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State governor Silvano Aureoles announced a new security push in the city of Zamora after the violent standoff, but has also asked for more support from federal forces.
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Clemson and Boise State both failed to cover big numbers, and a push in Memphis-SMU left our bets just 2-4-1 against the spread on Saturday.
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His passing raises a serious question of who, if anyone, could mount a politically effective anti-torture push in Congress were Trump to change his mind on this.
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"Tesla had a huge volume push in the third quarter, and they probably could have avoided a lot of this if they had traditional dealers," Mr. Ramsey said.
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The suits could serve as road maps for advocates in other states amid a nationwide teachers' movement and a push in some state legislatures for more school funding.
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"What happened will not stop the path of change, it will be nothing but an additional push in the strong waves of the revolution," he said on Twitter.
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Nationwide, the moves are part of a battle between Democrats, who tend to gain with a larger electorate, and Republicans, whose policies often push in the opposite direction.
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"As Biden makes push in Iowa, his ground game may have some gaps," by Trip Gabriel Signs of lower enthusiasm for a candidate in a strong poll position.
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Congress has made some very modest improvements to the background check system since then, but the coming weeks will be the most serious gun control push in years.
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Mr. Trump's rally was the centerpiece of a two-day push in Wisconsin, with top Trump aides and family members making stops at smaller venues around the state.
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Critics of President Donald Trump have accused him of being soft on Russia and there is a bi-partisan push in Congress to impose more sanctions on Moscow.
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The bottom line is, what Kierkegaard pointed out is a steady push in society toward more objectivity, and less engagement with subjectivity, with what is — sometimes derisively — called inwardness.
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"Credit cards that appeal to millennials with good credit and high incomes are a big push in the industry lately," said Ashley Dull, the editor in chief at CardRates.com.
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The last shot of "Mother's Mercy," the season five finale, was a long push in on Jon's face, look of astonishment frozen on it, as blood pooled around him.
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Glemarec said the GCF expected to allocate this year all the remaining money from its first fundraising push in 2014, which resulted in pledges of more than $10 billion.
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Even at the pyramids of Giza, houses, hotels and golf courses push in from three sides, leaving tourists with just one direction for photographs with a sand-filled backdrop.
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"So that's part of the push in the new trend towards family-centered cesareans, we are getting those benefits of a vaginal birth but in a cesarean," she said.
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In another, Justin Timberlake and Christopher Walken are deceptively edited so that they appear to talk up iCenter instead of the health drink they push in the original ad.
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And the poll-tested incremental gun control measures that politicians tend to push in the wake of mass shootings are far too mild to have an Australia-size impact.
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Mr. Trump's aides declined to say whom it would be from, and said that additional endorsements would follow as he makes his final push in Iowa and New Hampshire.
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That's part of the reason we're seeing a push in the Senate to phase out the Medicaid expansion over a longer period of time, lobbyists and former aides say.
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While the halving on Saturday will in all likelihood have minimal effects on bitcoin's price, it's one more push in a direction that some users are reluctant to follow.
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Last fall, the company announced it is generating clean energy for all of its corporate and retail operations in China and unveiled a major solar power push in Singapore.
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That in itself will be enough to pique the interest of multinationals: Apple, for example, thinks a sales push in India can help make up for sluggish Chinese demand.
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Speaking about religious policy, Zhang said the party would continue to push in the direction of "Sinification" to root out extremism and guide the faithful to follow "correct" beliefs.
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Huawei has been making a push in the high-end phone space to challenge Apple and is the number two player in China with a 16.4 percent market share.
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Whatever the motives, the push in the red states does help to lower emissions, which means their goals tacitly align with those of blue states worried about global warming.
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However, it's unclear how the firm has performed in other markets in Asia and whether it can succeed in Europe, where it has made a push in recent months.
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We look at their start this year, their chasing history, and you want to make sure you're giving one of your biggest stories a big push in the postseason.
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With AI talent in short supply, Google's latest push in China is also an opportunity for the company to snap up top researchers in the world's second-largest economy.
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The group is fine-tuning an economic argument it hopes will resonate better in this politically conservative state than the environmental concerns that dominated the push in North Dakota.
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With the Apple Watch Series 3, you can track your activity each day, see how many calories you've burned, and use smart coaching for an extra push in workouts.
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Here's what that growth looks like over the past two years: And here's how that growth stacks up against other categories on Amazon: Why the big push in clothing?
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If something as small as Porterie's gaffe in citing the wrong clause of the Constitution changed history, history can change again with a strong push in a different direction.
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The company is also making a major sales push in China by promoting racing events, showroom parties with DJs and a line of Chinese Tesla stickers for chat apps.
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Whatever the motives, the push in the red states does help to lower emissions, which means their goals tacitly align with those of blue states worried about climate change.
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The arrangement is somewhat unusual given Google's continuing hardware push in recent years, as the company has sought to compete more directly with device makers like LG and Samsung.
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Biden already has drawn scrutiny for allowing his son to get paid handsomely by a Ukrainian business while the VP led the Obama administration's anti-corruption push in Ukraine.
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Working Out As a person who has a really hard time feeling motivated to work out, the Activity app on Apple Watch was a push in the right direction.
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During a three-day push in April, Mr. Kissinger made a personal appeal to the national security adviser, Zbigniew Brzezinski, and a follow-up phone call to Mr. Carter.
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Republicans had already talked of getting a bill to President Trump's desk by Christmas — and that deadline appears even more critical now, likely forcing a furious push in December.
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Less radically, there's a push in Europe to end tax exemptions on jet fuel and plane tickets; France has already introduced a plan to tax flights from its airports.
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It seems unlikely that Google Cloud would make a big push in China without the prospect of core services like search and Google Maps going live there as well.
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We push in on their faces, mouths locked, her skin almost ghostly against the darkness of his, his fingers black stripes moving through the pale waves of her hair.
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"It's very easy to get the sense that this push in favor of tamper-resistant opioids is rooted more in financial considerations than in the public interest," he said.
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After the initial explosion of his push in 2014 and 2015, Reigns has alternated being at the top of the card with sitting comfortably just below the top tier.
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The Times has made a push in recent years to expand its coverage of California, where its largest audience — even bigger than the one in New York — is based.
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Despite lagging in the polls and deprioritizing the state earlier on, Hillary Clinton made a final push in the Buckeye State, with campaign appearances and increased Ohio-focused advertising.
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A push in the 24.2s to break up the power monopolies that still dominate America's electricity market lost steam after blackouts in California in 24.2-01 curbed enthusiasm for deregulation.
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Garrett knows Strudel will need a little extra push in order to find a home: black dogs are historically overlooked in shelters, and people are still wary of pit bulls.
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Those efforts include a massive security push in some of the city's favelas ahead of the 21985 Olympic Games, and a more recent state-wide military intervention launched in February.
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As the national debate around health care goes in circles, this "state option" is part of a growing push in more liberal states to build on the Affordable Care Act.
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The POW Mo speaker is expandable, meaning it can also push in close to the surface of your phone so that it fits in your pocket without being too bulky.
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Van Hollen and Scott's bill joins an expanding slate of proposals, underscoring the growing push in both chambers of Congress to actually pass legislation that could rein in Big Pharma.
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"We are trying to give a push in the U.S. to increase our market share there, increase our volumes there (and) therefore decrease our reliance on Europe," he told Reuters.
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My favorite subtleties were probably the slow push in on Elizabeth at est, in and then the slow zoom out on Elizabeth after Philip and Gabriel leave the safe house.
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But what we've seen [in the past month or so] is a push in the cultural idea that America is a Christian nation, that Christianity is our heritage and culture.
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Health experts say the move is part of a general push in government to open up access to health information, both between health-care entities and from doctors to patients.
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Andrew M. Cuomo announced a late push in the legislative session on Wednesday to tighten restrictions on election laws governing money given to candidates through so-called independent expenditure committees.
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Baidu is leading China's push in driverless technology, with Beijing keen to keep up with global rivals such as Waymo, the self-driving arm of Google parent Alphabet and Tesla .
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After the rise of athleisure companies like Lululemon and a big drive by Nike into women's products, Adidas has made a push in recent years to attract more female consumers.
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Winnipeg erased a three-goal deficit with a frantic push in the final frame, only to have Zucker break their hearts and put a major dent in their playoff pursuit.
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The North's recent nuclear test has led to another push in the U.N. to tighten sanctions, something that followed North Korea's 2012 rocket launch and its 2013 third nuclear test.
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Baidu is leading China's push in driverless technology, with Beijing keen to keep up with global rivals such as Waymo, the self-driving arm of Google parent Alphabet and Tesla.
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An aggressive push in Iowa and a win there in 2008 helped catapult Barack Obama from underdog status to the Democratic nomination and eventual victory in that year's presidential election.
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I believe that the Equality Act will pass the House, and I hope it happens this year, [to] give us as much time as possible to push in the Senate.
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When civilian lives are on the line, what is the moral calculus of accelerating a so-far failed "maximum pressure" campaign on Iran and a regime change push in Venezuela?
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"In the middle of 2016, we noticed that some of the veterans who had been housed in the big push in 2015 were starting to experience difficulties," Ms. Simons said.
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"The company has gained customers across these segments — including younger shoppers who might previously have shunned JCP," GlobalData Retail's Saunders said about Penney's bigger push in home, footwear and fashion.
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But one can't help but wonder why Penney's is only now making such a big push in apparel, when other retailers in that same business are fighting to stay alive.
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The issue appeared to die down in recent months as the Senate focused instead on confirming Trump's nominees, negotiating spending bills and responding to the impeachment push in the House.
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She also questioned the wisdom behind the medical-industry push in the 1990s to treat pain as a vital sign, which has helped make opioids a standard fixture in hospitals.
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The study is part of a wider "value for money" push in the funds sector and was flagged in its broader market study of the asset management sector in June.
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She'll make weekly visits to Iowa as part of a fall push in which the campaign is nearly doubling its operation, from 65 to 120, and opening new field offices.
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Facebook's Portal is arguably the company's first big push in the gadget space (although it did buy virtual reality startup Oculus in 2014 for $2 billion, which sells VR headsets).
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"When @chipgaines made the final push in his #chipinchallenge I could feel your happiness building and could also see that this made you ready to head up to heaven," he wrote.
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And there's no doubt they're concerned with what agenda Navarro will push in the White House in the coming months, whether he remains a trade adviser or becomes the NEC director.
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After a pause, the upward push in Treasury yields resumed - simply the necessary obverse of the increased inflation and growth hopes, and swelling risk appetites, embedded in the stock-market action.
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The centerpiece of China's Belt and Road infrastructure push in Malaysia is the ambitious $20-billion East Coast Rail Link project, work on which has been suspended pending discussions over pricing.
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Stitch Fix could pique the interest of Amazon — with its big push in apparel and fashion — but it would take the e-commerce giant's largest-ever acquisition to make it happen.
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He sees an IPO, not only bringing the next infusion of cash whenever it happens, but also giving the brand a push in the marketplace that only going public can bring.
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Chicago-based startup BallotReady can't solve all of that—it's a mammoth problem that's accrued over generations and can only be solved with an equally mammoth push in the other direction.
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Among the established names like Northrop Grumman and Sierra Nevada are relative newcomers SpaceX and Blue Origin, looking to make a place for themselves on the agency's biggest push in decades.
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Other brands trying to revive more sluggish sales are also experimenting with similar models and now making a push in social media marketing, including Italian shoemaker Tod's and fashion house Prada.
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JOHANNESBURG, Nov 8 (Reuters) - Morocco's Attijariwafa Bank plans to launch a new acquisition push in Africa late next year, starting with Rwanda, Kenya and Ethiopia, a bank executive said on Thursday.
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The proposal is a half-way solution to a growing push in the field for "explainable artificial intelligence," or AI with which you can engage in robust discussion about its opinions.
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NEVADA PIMP OUSTS THREE TERM LAWMAKER IN REPUBLICAN PRIMARY While there has been an anti-brothel push in Nye and Lyon counties recently, the permanent closure of the brothel is rare.
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Kim Kardashian is not a fan of free-to-play video games that push in-game purchases to the point that they get in the way of having a good time.
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"Amazon's plans to have 50% of its trips carbon neutral by 2030 implies a major push in electric vans/delivery vehicles," Morgan Stanley analyst Adam Jonas said in a note Wednesday.
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One way to see the proposals is as the latest push in a long-running effort (which can be traced back to the late-1980s) to increase the autonomy of schools.
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Even before the fundraising push in the last weeks of October, senior staff on the campaign told other staffers that they were free to look for other positions on other campaigns.
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The LVMH owned label - one of a handful where it is making a big push in menswear, including Louis Vuitton and Christian Dior - also shook up its line-up of models.
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WASHINGTON — This spring, after a yearslong push in Congress, a measure to provide fertility treatments for veterans with catastrophic reproductive injuries finally secured bipartisan support and seemed headed to becoming law.
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During her visit to Grand Rapids earlier on Monday, Clinton touted her commitment to American manufacturing as she sought to draw contrasts with Trump to counter his late push in Michigan.
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And some economists expect a push in Washington for fiscal policies to juice the economy, everything from business tax credits, to paid sick leave, more tax cuts, and emergency medical spending.
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The new sanctions are the latest push in six months of efforts to oust Maduro, whose 2018 re-election has been deemed illegitimate by the United States and most Western nations.
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A push in that direction could, however, prove complicated and carries several risks, said Clemens Fuest, the director of the Ifo Institute for Economic Research, a prominent think tank in Germany.
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Please remind me to revisit this in June so we can evaluate how much it did (or didn't) affect the Bucks to so rarely face a push in the regular season.
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Oklahoma City made a push in the fourth quarter, cutting what was a 22-point deficit with eight minutes left down to seven on Paul's 3-pointer with 2:02 remaining.
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Then Don began to push, in the gym every day, at one point in December fainting during a training session when the halo's screws put too much pressure on his skull.
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Construction is expected to rebound in the coming months after its relatively weak output in August, giving the economy an additional push in the second half of the year, it said.
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As part of a sustainability push in recent years, Walmart has also worked with suppliers to reduce the amount of fertilizer used to grow crops because it can pollute the environment.
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I think that the same is true for ... There's a push in California, for example, it's actually a state-wide mandate now that police officers record information about who they're stopping.
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Philip Morris -- which produces Marlboro cigarettes among other brands -- launched its "Hold My Light" push in the UK on Monday, urging smokers to switch to vaping or heated tobacco products instead.
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In what is seen as the biggest privatization push in India in decades, Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government last week approved the sale of BPCL and four other state-run companies.
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Democrats have mounted an eight-figure spending push in the state, seeing Virginia as the first step to reclaiming majorities in state legislatures ahead of the next redistricting cycle in 2021.
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"There's ways of doing this that don't have to happen all at once," she said, pointing to a push in Vermont to start with universal government coverage for primary care only.
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"I could not have been here if it weren't for meeting Kevin," Iaconetti said on her podcast before explaining that Haibon needed a "push" in order to get their relationship on track.
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Tencent, the Chinese internet behemoth that operates WeChat and a few blockbuster games, announced on Friday that its cloud service has entered Japan as part of the firm's international push in 2019.
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This tech push in education comes after China's Education Ministry required governments at all levels to spend a minimum of 8 percent on digitalization of education, according to the report by 500Startups.
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There's some explicit evidence to the partisan politics behind these efforts, after a GOP consultant told the Washington Post that the push in North Carolina was to minimize African-American Democratic voters.
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He was also heavily involved in an automotive right to repair push in 2012 that was heavily opposed by car manufacturers and dealers and ultimately resulted in a huge win for consumers.
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The new push in Mosul comes after government forces finished clearing Islamic State from the east of the city last month, confining the insurgents to the western sector across the Tigris river.
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The Sooners closed out the first half on a 22-10 run to take a seven-point lead into halftime, and the Mountaineers never made a serious push in the second half.
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"It's more effective, there's more properties, it's going to really like, push in all the active ingredients," Louise told the model when she asked how masking in the morning can replace cleansing.
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The whole notion of Thursday Night Football — putting tired, often-injured players on the field for entertainment — is "hypocritical," Sherman said on Tuesday, considering the NFL's player safety push in recent years.
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Scattered showers and thunderstorms are due to push in Thursday night, with "numerous" showers and thunderstorms and a 60% chance of rain on Friday and Saturday, according to the National Weather Service.
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Argos, which accounts for almost three quarters of Home Retail's sales, wants 75 percent of sales to have an online element by the end of its five-year digital push in 2018.
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Beijing encouraged private investors to participate in its push in a bid to commercialize some aspects of the space industry, setting up funds and opening up government launch sites for their use.
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The diplomatic push in Brussels coincides with a visit by Italy's far-right Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini to Russia on Wednesday, the second since he was sworn in four months ago.
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President Trump and top Republicans on Tuesday sought to drum up momentum for their next big legislative push in tax reform, desperate for a win after the GOP's failure to repeal ObamaCare.
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Trump's been making a last-minute push in states such as Michigan and New Mexico as he tries to expand the field in traditionally blue states and closes the gap with Clinton.
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That means he's got a long list of fresh matchup possibilities to look forward to, all of which will give him a firm push in the direction of a featherweight title shot.
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He said the other two charges relate to a pipeline project and the East Cost Rail Link (ECRL), a $13 billion project that was the centerpiece of China's infrastructure push in Malaysia.
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But a big push in the philanthropy world is to encourage lifetime giving so that the principals can be hands-on with their charitable efforts rather than passing those duties to offspring.
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Nationwide, the varying moves are the latest chapter in an escalating battle between Democrats, who tend to gain with a larger electorate, and Republicans, whose policies often push in the opposite direction.
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For decades, these programs helped persuade senior citizens to vote for the Democratic Party as the party of the welfare state even as other considerations tended to push in the other direction.
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These efforts are part of a wider push in China to create an "omnipresent, completely connected, always-on and fully-controllable" video surveillance network, China's Ministry of Public Safety said in 2015.
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It was the third district security forces have secured during a push in the province over recent days after Yamgan and Warduj, which the Taliban had held for the past four years.
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When the operation began last October to retake Mosul — by far the largest city controlled by the Islamic State — Iraq's military and its coalition partners began with a push in eastern Mosul.
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After a renewed push in recent years, activists are now looking to Virginia, where Democrats won a majority in the November 2019 elections, to become the 38th state to ratify the ERA.
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Though Codecademy already sells classes in volume packs, Sims suggests that a big push in 2020 will involve tie-ups with companies that want to provide what it teaches as a perk.
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Still, the Kurdish and Arab fighters trained and equipped by the American-led coalition are just now carrying out the first push in what promises to be a bloody and difficult operation.
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The vandalism comes amid a push in various states for Columbus Day to be renamed Indigenous Peoples' Day, in recognition of the Native Americans killed or forced out by European settlers. Sen.
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The Black Economic Alliance, a group started in this election cycle by African-American executives, is spending $229.3 million in a last-minute voter-mobilization push in 251 federal and state races.
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As you may know, there's a quiet, ongoing push in the U.S. to privatize the U.S. Postal Service (USPS) — and schools, and even air traffic control — but lawmakers like presidential candidate Sen.
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Germany has been slow in building out high-speed internet infrastructure, stoking fears that Europe's largest economy is falling behind in a global push in which industries increasingly rely on digital technology.
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Zuber appeared to get a bit of a push in the back of the Brazilian centerback Miranda, but there was no foul called or VAR review, so we have a tie game.
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Clinton, who has a lead of 269 pledged delegates over Sanders -- that number grows by 494 when superdelegates are included -- is making a major push in California, as well, her campaign announced Monday.
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It's not a must have feature, but being able to push in just a bit closer makes me feel a little more OK when I decide to leave my real camera at home.
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In January, ministers flip-flopped on Malaysia's decision about the ECRL - the centerpiece of China's infrastructure push in Southeast Asia - first saying it was canceled and then announcing that talks were still ongoing.
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Beijing has encouraged private investors to participate in its push in a bid to commercialise some aspects of the space industry, setting up funds and opening up government launch sites for their use.
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Perhaps our most successful push in increasing the visibility of the Gay-Straight Alliance within our school was when we decided to have the club co-sponsor the annual hair and fashion show.
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Minnesota was down 24.7-2112 at the end of the quarter and continued its push in the final stanza, moving within 2109-20.1 when Towns buried a 143-pointer with 214:265 left.
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Raimondo, a longtime ally of Bloomberg's, joins a growing list of local officials backing him as he seeks to make a push in the field despite a late start in the Democratic primary.
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The recommendations included a general push in the direction of reducing barriers, increasing research, and compensating physicians who provide medical care through devices, along with warnings about the dangers of fragmented medical care.
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"On the English side I had all the push in the world as far as radio goes and media goes, but I was making music that I didn't really care for," she said.
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The 'Save the Internet Act' may be doomed to an eventual veto, but its broad support among voters and the relatively bipartisan push in Congress make it an important one to follow regardless.
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Eventbrite has also made a broader international push in recent years, acquiring Ticketea, one of Spain's leading ticketing providers, back in April, and acquiring Amsterdam-based Ticketscript back in January of last year.
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That relationship is one part of Delta's push in recent years to expand the use of biometric screening so it's easier and faster for passengers to move from the curb to the airplane.
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Preceding the White House drama, the push in the Senate to pass a "skinny" bill on health-care reform failed, when three Republicans, including John McCain, joined Democrats in voting against the measure.
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Russian firepower has helped the Syrian military and its allies achieve military gains, including a major push in the northwest of the country in recent days, with rebels acknowledging a turn in momentum.
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Apple is making a visible push in the direction of AI today by hiring Carnegie Mellon University professor Ruslan Salakhutdinov for what appears to be a newly minted position: director of AI research.
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Gucci laid off a big U.S. advertising push in the first six months of 2019 against the backdrop of a troubled market, but is planning more marketing campaigns this year, the group said.
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Eventbrite has also made a broader international push in recent years, acquiring Ticketea, one of Spain's leading ticketing providers, back in April, and acquiring Amsterdam-based Ticketscript back in January of last year.
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In fact, the opposite is true; as the latest data show, a nationwide push in the past decade to move away from these failed approaches has coincided with a remarkable decline in crime.
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Tuesday's outreach is part of the White House's major ObamaCare enrollment push in 11 states this fall, nearly all of which are led by GOP leaders who remain firmly opposed to the law.
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Trump, of course, could push for a bolder approach that attempts to get more resources and bigger reforms, or at least try to get his fellow Republicans to make a push in Congress.
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The Obama administration made a strong push in 2014 and 2015 to help curtail the West African Ebola Outbreak, and it largely worked: the outbreak has subsided (with some sporadic cases still appearing).
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Justin Braun pulled San Jose within 4-63 at 16:19 on a wrister through traffic from the left wing, but the Sharks couldn't generate any kind of push in the third period.
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Washington must tread carefully in the next few months, and recognize that the aftermath of the Syrian conflict and war against ISIS are deeply linked, through Jordan, to a peace push in Jerusalem.
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While the seat has historically leaned red, Democrats have made a serious push in the district as they aim to prove that anti-Trump momentum can win them seats in the 2018 midterms.
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Fueled by a bipartisan push in Congress, progress is being made in providing the National Institutes for Health necessary funding levels to put us on a viable path to more efficacious Alzheimer's treatments.
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The solution was an 11th-hour push in early November to secure promises of donations from the host committee, made up of business and civic leaders as well as music and clothing companies.
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"Kurdistan has lost its revenue lifeline and it's far from certain it can continue its independence push in these circumstances," said Bill Farren-Price, president of Petroleum Policy Intelligence, a market research firm.
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Experts say the window for Amazon to establish itself as a major player in Brazil is closing, which is why they expect the company to make a significant push in the next year.
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The decision to lift the sanctions, imposed by the U.S. Treasury in response to what it called Russia's "malign activities", defied a Democratic-led push in the U.S. Congress to maintain the restrictions.
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The money will be used to continue an aggressive hiring push in new markets and the launch of the company's local payment services in other geographies, beginning with Colombia in the new year.
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China's push in coal away from home comes against the backdrop of an aggressive and determined cut in overcapacity in China as the manufacturing giant transitions to a consumption and services-driven economy.
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The Thunder never trailed, but they didn't start to pull away until making a late push in the third quarter after the Hawks pulled within a point on Young's floater at 6:09.
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Tide, one of consumer products conglomerate Procter & Gamble's (PG) top-performing brands, is making a bigger push in laundry and dry cleaning services to strengthen its grip on young consumers in big cities.
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There's also some explicit evidence of the partisan politics behind these efforts, after a GOP consultant told the Washington Post that the push in North Carolina was to minimize African-American Democratic voters.
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There's also some explicit evidence to the partisan politics behind these efforts, after a GOP consultant told the Washington Post that the push in North Carolina was to minimize African-American Democratic voters.
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The Warriors like to push in transition, and keep pushing until they find a shot, whereas the Cavs prefer to attack in transition but slow things down if they can't find a quick shot.
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Meanwhile, in the U.K., the legislative push in recent years has been to expand the investigatory capabilities of domestic intelligence agencies — with counterterrorism the broad-brush justification for this push to normalize mass surveillance.
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That's why there has been a big push in recent years to send a new mission to either Uranus and Neptune, preferably one that will hang around a little bit longer than Voyager 2.
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I thought we fell off for the next five or six minutes and then we had a real push at the end of the period and then, obviously, a real push in the third.
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Pearson added his second of the night with 91 seconds remaining in regulation, but that's as close as the Kings (24-12-5) could make it despite a furious push in the dying minutes.
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But to make a bona fide actuator, the researchers need to figure out how to focus the forces—which currently push in every direction—into something more akin to a piston in steam engine.
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Japan's big banks, flush with cash but saddled with a shrinking population and zero interest rates, have made a push in recent years into aircraft finance, lured by better returns over straight corporate loans.
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"It's bad timing to start such a program given President Trump's push in this direction and the resources they (Wal-Mart) spend on promoting a patriotic image," said another vendor, who sells pet products.
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They also come as rivals including other Alibaba-backed firms have been making a renewed push in a ride-hailing market dominated by Didi, aiming to tap unmet demand brought about by regulatory change.
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The new law, which doesn't go into effect until 2020, has helped set off a push in the tech industry for a national privacy standard that would prevent states from passing their own rules.
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On Wednesday, Finance Minister Lim Guan Eng said the cabinet had decided to seek further negotiations on the East Coast Rail Link project, the centerpiece of China's infrastructure push in the southeast Asian nation.
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But making a late push in Tuesday's Florida primary, Mr. Cruz sounded at times like Mr. Rubio, his Cuban-American rival from the Senate whose campaign he could doom with a strong showing here.
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While Madrid's imposition of direct rule over Catalonia effectively defused the independence push in 2017, Catalan politicians continue to advocate for self-determination, and the issue remains a volatile fault line in Spanish politics.
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There was a push in 2003 to track down "fugitive" immigrants—those who missed immigration hearings or ignored deportation orders—and deport or detain them, according to a report by Southern California Public Radio.
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Amazon has made a push in recent months to get more out of its high-margin areas, especially its industry-leading cloud computing services, a huge business with 31 percent operating margins this quarter.
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Robert Dunham, the executive director of the Death Penalty Information Center, said the renewed push in South Carolina came as executions and public support for capital punishment in the United States have been falling.
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HARTSVILLE, S.C. — While leading Democratic presidential candidates make a last-minute push in Iowa and Michael R. Bloomberg looks ahead to Super Tuesday, Tom Steyer has his eye on a different prize: South Carolina.
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Sanofi is investing in its more buoyant businesses like rare diseases and making a further push in the cancer market, snapping up U.S. biotechnology firm Synthorx in a cash deal worth about $13 billion.
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The Chinese firm has been making a big push in the smartphone space and is now the third-largest player in the world by market share, just behind Apple, according to research group IDC.
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Mulvaney told the officials that they had to package the renewal push in simple terms while acknowledging the political realities of Trump's personal skepticism about FISA, said two people who were at the meeting.
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The comments were Mr. Putin's first public response to a push in Congress to enact stepped-up sanctions against Russia, Iran and North Korea and to limit President Trump's ability to overturn the restrictions.
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Such provocative public awareness campaigns are part of a new push in Lebanon and across the Middle East to repeal longstanding laws that allow rapists to avoid criminal prosecution if they marry their victims.
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A new push in the U.S. Congress to subject AT&T, Comcast*, Facebook and Google to more online privacy oversight has tech giants, internet providers and consumer groups all preparing for a political fight.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel&aposs Bavarian allies were expected Monday to decide how far to push in a dispute with the German leader over migration, a conflict that has escalated into a threat to her government.
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"It is possible that those two countries [Canada and Mexico] will offer concessions, not unlike Japan's pragmatic response to the U.S. protectionist push in the 1980s," said Paul Ashworth, chief U.S. economist at Capital Economics.
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LONDON, Aug 13 (Reuters) - Online retailer Amazon said on Wednesday it would create over 1,000 jobs next year when it opens a distribution centre in Bristol, south west England, maintaining its investment push in Britain.
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On Thursday, Trump unveiled a proposed overhaul of the U.S. immigration system to favor educated English speakers over people with family ties to Americans, a plan he will push in his 2020 re-election campaign.
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Kocher defended her record in a newspaper interview on Sunday, saying order books were full and the share price was rising, while Hidalgo and some green party politicians have praised her push in renewable energy.
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The four multinationals, with a combined market capitalization of nearly $600 billion at Thursday's market close, are the largest foreign enterprises to be investigated in an unprecedented anti-corruption push in Brazil in recent years.
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Comcast and Dish are also making a big push in voice because it helps conceal the fragmented reality of entertainment in 2017; we all like watching shows on Netflix, Amazon, Hulu... and yes, cable too.
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But Trump's political team told CNN that it is preparing a major battleground state push in August that will flesh out their skeletal staff and lay the groundwork for sophisticated micro-targeting operation this fall.
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Uncertain waters in the gaming industry have wiped billions of dollars off the giant's market cap and prompted it to initiate a bigger push in such non-game segments as cloud computing and financial technologies.
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But, we're told Puma -- which has made a serious push in the basketball shoe space in recent years -- has come out of nowhere to become a major contender to sign the NBA's #1 overall pick.
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Given Apple's push in recent years to integrate its so-called Taptic Engine technology — first introduced with the original Watch — across its product lines, it makes perfect sense that the Digital Crown gets it now.
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Xiaomi is increasing its office retail presence in China as bids to gain ground stolen by rivals in its homeland, and now it is making that very same push in its second largest market, India.
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He turned his focus to his new institute on the human brain, a real estate push in his native Seattle, and a different kind of ship: his roughly 414-foot yacht, known as the Octopus.
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This is reflected through its aggressive push in Asia through Europe with its One Belt, One Road project which is presenting new opportunities for countries which may have previously struggled to attract investors and funding.
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Democratic strategist Holly Shulman told Business Insider that with Donald Trump appearing likely to clinch the Republican presidential nomination, Obama is trying to exploit Trump's unpopularity by making a big push in down-ballot races.
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"She has said one of the first three pieces of legislation that she's going to push in the first 100 days of her administration is to dramatically change the way campaigns are financed," Kaine said.
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But the Vive Pre won't account for the chair you forgot to push in, or the friend who's wandered up to see what you're doing — and who might unintentionally block the laser tracking system too.
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But there's much less support for Beijing's global investment push in the U.S. The White House has previously said Italy's potential involvement in the BRI could hurt its international reputation, according to the Financial Times.
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Pelosi's idea, which she started to push in October, would be similar to the House Select Committee on Energy Independence and Global Warming that ran from 2007 to 2011, when the Democrats last had control.
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Still, experts and firm officials agreed that it is ultimately up to election and campaign officials to adopt best practices in cybersecurity, and that the free offerings serve as a push in the right direction.
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In 2005, they opted for a final win-or-walk-away push in the form of a $10 million investment to produce a reality show, "The Ultimate Fighter," which ran on the Spike television channel.
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Meanwhile, about another 1 billion are connected to a weak electricity grid, suffering outages and a poor service, said Kristina Skierka, CEO of the Power for All campaign, which is coordinating the push in Uganda.
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Mexican officials, eager to avoid punitive tariffs and salvage a separate trade agreement between the two countries and Canada, have embarked on a diplomatic push in Washington to reach an agreement over the migrant flows.
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"Now that screen time is part of the operating system, there's a lot of push in the research community [for] Apple to allow that data to be a part of its research toolkit," Breslin says.
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By and large, Democrats and left-leaning groups have pushed back against restrictive voting laws by filing lawsuits, registering new voters, and making a massive get-out-the-vote push in the campaign's final days.
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But there are some signs that political pressure in the U.S. is altering plans: Lark is shifting its focus from making a big push in the U.S. to markets including Japan and Europe, sources said.
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But there are some signs that political pressure in the U.S. is altering plans: Lark is shifting its focus from making a big push in the U.S. to markets including Japan and Europe, sources said.
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With this in mind, the president's lawyers are likely to take the opportunity to try out a few sound bites that could foreshadow the arguments they plan to push in their fuller presentation on Monday.
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The vulnerability of phone numbers is the unintended consequence of a broad push in the security industry to institute a practice, known as two-factor authentication, that is supposed to help make accounts more secure.
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"In a country as large as the U.S.A., you always wonder why there aren't more tournaments, and this seems to be a push in the right direction," he said in a telephone interview on Tuesday.
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China's latest push in the Indian Ocean island nation comes despite criticism that a big Chinese port project and related infrastructure in the south are dragging the country of 21 million people deep into debt.
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CONCEIÇÃO DO CAPIM, Brazil — Eduardo Cunha, the conservative Brazilian political leader who led the push in 2016 to oust Dilma Rousseff, Brazil's former president, was sentenced on Thursday to more than 15 years in prison.
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The pledge is part of a larger effort Manchin is expected to push in the coming weeks and months as he seeks to sharpen a brand of bipartisanship and civility ahead of the midterm elections.
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It asks you to think of the multiple ways a camera can tell a story that are not close-up, close-up, over-the-shoulder, over-the-shoulder, two-shot, push-in through the door.
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"Now that the FHFA has made the decision to tackle the undercapitalization issue at Fannie/Freddie, we think FHFA will continue to push in this direction and cite its statutory obligation as the driver," Axel wrote.
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Russia, which is in the midst of a major rearmament program, has embarked upon its biggest military push in the Arctic since the 1991 fall of the Soviet Union, beefing up its military presence and capabilities.
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The foreign banks' bigger push in China comes at a time when a pickup in onshore equity and bond issuance is helping the nation's home-grown investment banks grab a bigger share of the fee pool.
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It acquired a portion of HTC's smartphone engineering team back in 2017 to work on its Pixel phones, and a Fitbit acquisition could allow it to make a similar first-party push in the wearables space.
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The U.S. firm is currently making a big push in Southeast Asia — the most logical market for Ucommune to target first — with plans to launch locations in Vietnam, the Philippines and Thailand in the coming months.
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But even if we're not shelling out thousands on a catered pool party, we're still going big in the beauty department with glitter, metallics, and lipsticks so long-wearing they'll withstand a push in the water.
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The Soviet approach rested on a variety of arguments, notes Robert Allen of Oxford University, such as the need for a big push in industry, the abundance of rural labour and the superiority of collective farming.
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The four multinational companies, with a combined market capitalization of nearly $600 billion at Thursday's market close, are the largest foreign enterprises to be investigated in an unprecedented anti-corruption push in Brazil in recent years.
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Imagine you were leaning left on someone with all your weight and suddenly they push you right; that's what windshear is: a completely unexpected push in the opposite direction to where you think you were going.
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VTB Bank, Russia's second-largest lender by assets, is hoping to lure oil traders from embattled commodities trader Noble Group as part of a broader push in the region, people familiar with the matter told CNBC.
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John McCain and Lindsey Graham, two hawks on U.S. policy toward Russia, said they will lead the push in the upcoming Congress for sanctions on Moscow that are stronger than those the Obama administration announced Thursday.
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I don't buy the idea that if he'd done some big major left-wing push in the first two years and ranted against the bankers that somehow the country would have risen up in left populism.
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Trump was set to make a final push in the House of Representatives to secure the votes to begin dismantling Obamacare, amid signs that enough Republicans might defect to jeopardize one of his top legislative priorities.
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" He added that a "push in M&A tends to propel the market" and that the Amazon/Whole foods $13.7 billion deal was a "tangible sign the mergers and acquisition environment is pretty good right now.
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It seems like everyone is always scrambling around figuring out a way to prevent them, and while we can't exactly dictate how our bodies age, we can give them a little push in the right direction.
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MADRID, Sept 5 (Reuters) - Spain's top water provider Agbar, part of France's Suez, will move its headquarters back to Barcelona, saying the economy had stabilised following a period of uncertainty over the independence push in Catalonia.
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The release of the latest number coincides with a push in recent months from major musicians and their lobbyists who say that YouTube needs to pay creators more for music that users stream, free of charge.
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After a long, hot summer full of economic turmoil and bitter personal Twitter feuding, President Donald Trump and his team of advisers are hoping to bounce back with an ambitious campaign push in the coming months.
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Pramila Jayapal (Washington), Mark Pocan (Wisconsin) and Ro Khanna (California), are leading a growing "Medicare for All" caucus, a counterpart to the Medicare for All push in the Senate, led by Vermont's Bernie Sanders, an independent.
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Parent group LVMH is making a big push in menswear, including at its other brands such as Louis Vuitton, where Dior's men's designer Kim Jones previously made his mark with a streetwear style that boosted sales.
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Trump was set to make a final push in the House of Representatives to secure the votes to begin dismantling Obamacare, with signs that enough Republicans might defect to jeopardize one of his top legislative priorities.
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"You have this sensitive period when memories are forming and the brain is changing in response to stress, and what we're trying to do is give people a gentle push in one direction," Galatzer-Levy says.
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This most recent move comes after a similar push in 2015 in what officials termed "Operation Trick or Treat" followed by a proposed (and ultimately failed) effort to impose age restrictions on erotic dancers in 2016.
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I wonder if it's going to be something to push in a direction or to just pay attention to the fact that maybe there will be some discovery on this assignment that leads to something else.
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Flashback: BP announced last week that it's making a major push in the U.S. shale patch with the $10.5 billion acquisition of BHP Billiton assets, notably oil-rich acreage in the Permian and Eagle Ford basins.
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Clinton has said she would push in her first 100 days — a $275 billion infrastructure jobs plan, which could provide at least temporary employment to a key segment of those hurting the most: blue-collar men.
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Two other longtime executives are getting promotions as part of the change: Will Cathcart will run WhatsApp, and Fidji Simo, who has led Facebook's video push in recent years, will be the head of that group.
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Pablo Iglesias, the leader of the far-left Unidas Podemos party, argued that "there is a territorial problem in Spain, not only Catalonia," where a secessionist push in 2017 set off the country's biggest political crisis.
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Netflix's next big unscripted push will be around home renovationHaving tackled food, docs, music, and dating, among other genres, Reigg said Netflix's next big push in the unscripted TV will be in the home-renovation space.
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But their stranglehold on society is also the result of their largely successful push in the past decade to ban nearly all bookstores, books, authors and academics that do not adhere to the Communist Party's line.
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Adam Schiff (D-Calif.) may have undermined his push in his final comments by citing a report of a Trump ally supposedly threatening GOP senators who vote against Trump; several Republicans murmured "not true" immediately after.
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Rep. John Delaney (D-Md.) is leading a push in the House to overhaul the board that oversees the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) as the beleaguered transit agency scrambles to address ongoing safety issues.
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While Mr. Biden's team has done little polling in the race, he is expected to conduct a survey of Iowa Democrats next week on the Ukraine issue ahead of a new advertising push in the state.
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Australia's diplomatic and investment push in the Pacific has taken on additional significance as China expands its influence in a region that has been dominated by the United States and its allies since World War Two.
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It represents the latest push in Congress to address Russian interference in the 6900 presidential election through legislation and follows bipartisan efforts in the House and Senate to address election vulnerabilities and deter future foreign meddling.
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It represents the latest push in Congress to address Russian interference in the 2202 presidential election through legislation and follows bipartisan efforts in the House and Senate to address election vulnerabilities and deter future foreign meddling.
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As Meghan Morris and Patrick Coffee reported this week, WeWork launched a print ad push in a dozen markets on Friday, two weeks after Maurice Levy was named as the company&aposs interim chief marketing officer.
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More surprising has been the limited impact so far of a decade-long push in the OECD and G20 to simplify a web of national tax rules that enable multinationals to minimise their global tax bills.
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The severe reductions have sparked a renewed push in Congress to press for more money to replenish the depleted fund — resurrecting fears of another protracted battle with Senate Republicans, who nearly quashed the fund in 2011.
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The price war shows no signs of letting up, as European grocery discounters like Lidl make a big push in the United States, driving down the costs of staples like diapers and milk in certain cities.
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"I've been waiting for this day for 30 years," said Cecilia Gentili, a transgender woman who did sex work and is now a member of Decrim NY, the coalition behind the decriminalization push in New York.
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The plastic surgeon places the implant underneath the skin, underneath the breast, and underneath the pectoralis muscle—if you put your hands on your ribcage and you push in, you'll see the outline of the pectoralis.
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Mercedes-Benz and Daimler's Smart brand aims to launch more than 10 electric cars by 2025, in major push in pure electric vehicles thanks to advances in battery technology and greater consumer acceptance of zero-emissions vehicles.
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WheelStreet, a company that graduated the Y Combinator program in the U.S. earlier this year, is pioneering the scooter push in India through a pilot service that has been running in Bangalore for just over one month.
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There would be no waiting outside in the canteen line, trying not to let the big kids push in to buy their icy poles first, replaced here with indoor cafeterias, like we only knew in the movies.
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Mother-daughter team Georgia Rossi and Jennifer Walsh own Bling, a jewelry and accessories store also located in Bernardsville, and they have seen a larger push in the community to shop small in the past few years.
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In the aftermath of the botched mission, there's a new push in Congress to repeal that legislation and require the Trump administration to seek a new one, but it's not clear if those efforts will pay off.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - An Israeli cabinet minister's visit to Abu Dhabi's grand mosque gave more momentum on Monday to Israel's diplomatic push in the Gulf, where it sees Arab states as its natural allies against regional powerhouse Iran.
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The company has made a big push in the past year to broaden its services from consumers to catering to institutional investors, and it said that it plans to use this new capital to continue that strategy.
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Why it matters: The investment in small businesses is part of broader push in communities across the board since Mark Zuckerberg released a new mission for the company earlier this year to build a more global community.
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The launch, the latest big marketing push in Britain by the retailer, is the first expansion of Echo outside the United States, where it says it has sold millions of the devices since its debut in 2014.
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Speaking to journalists at the Paris Motor Show on Thursday, Zetsche said the automaker was preparing a major push in pure electric vehicles thanks to advances in battery technology and greater consumer acceptance of zero-emissions vehicles.
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The bank began a push in 2015 to improve its so-called low-latency offering for quant funds after losing market share first to Morgan Stanley and then to JPMorgan in the years since the financial crisis.
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In the days following his death, there has been a push in the U.S. to rename the Russell Senate Office building after McCain, but the proposal has been met with some resistance from members of the GOP.
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The match did come to a boil with two minutes remaining, however, when Colombian right back Arias brushed his head against Michael Orozco, who retaliated with a push in the face and both men were sent off.
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"Edgy brands will push in that direction and see it as an opportunity, but ultimately it will be highly regulated so major brands will be a little more hesitant to move in that direction immediately," Chester said.
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Nvidia began its CUDA push in 2004 after hiring Ian Buck, a Stanford doctoral student and company intern who had worked on a programming challenge that involved making it easier to harness a GPU's many calculating engines.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British foreign secretary Boris Johnson singled out the Muslim Brotherhood and its associates for criticism on Thursday in a speech calling for a renewed western diplomatic push in the Middle East to tackle Islamic extremism.
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But at the sentencing hearing on Thursday, the prosecutor now leading the case for the Justice Department, John Crabb, did a few things that seemed to subtly push in the direction of a harsher sentence after all.
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There's been a push in the industry to subvert typical women roles, creating more "strong female characters," but Kajillionaire embraces a character type that remains far too rare for women: that of the no-holds-barred weirdo.
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A major push in 2012 by copyright holders — including those represented by Mr. Dodd — for a tough federal law to control foreign online piracy collapsed in the face of stiff resistance from Google and other technology giants.
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The foreign banks' bigger push in China comes at a time when a pickup in onshore equity and bond issuance is helping the nation's home-grown investment banks to grab a bigger share of the fee pool.
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The market has been waiting for a serious push in pork exports, traders said, because China struggles with an outbreak of African swine fever, a fatal pig disease that has decimated its herd over the past year.
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The measures are part of a wider push in the last few weeks to aid small to medium-sized businesses that have been hurt by the coronavirus, which has stalled economic activity in much of the country.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A bipartisan push in the Senate to protect undocumented people who immigrated to the United States as children is gaining momentum as lawmakers try to wrap up negotiations, Republican Senator Jeff Flake said on Tuesday.
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But there was a huge push in the 1990s and 21971s — from drug companies in particular, the federal government's flawed "Pain as the Fifth Vital Sign" campaign, and pharmaceutical-backed advocacy efforts — that doctors do something about pain.
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This was a renewed push in the direction taken by George Osborne, the chancellor in 230-603, who reduced public spending as a share of GDP from 260% to 2000% while cutting taxes on companies and the rich.
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Trump ally and Senate Judiciary Chair Lindsey Graham, who's at the forefront of this push in the upper chamber, introduced a resolution on Thursday that condemns the House inquiry and its interviews with impeachment witnesses behind closed doors.
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Despite both U.S. presidential candidates bashing the 12-country Pacific trade deal on the campaign trail, Obama administration officials have pledged to make a major push in coming months to persuade the Republican-majority Congress to pass TPP.
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LONDON (Reuters) - After several years of neglect, oil investors are again betting heavily on the price difference between two global benchmarks - Brent and U.S. crude futures - due to a push in Washington to impose a controversial import tax.
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The president mentioned his computer science push in his last State of the Union, and he even wrote a line of code in 2014 to show his support for the effort, but this announcement offers some concrete details.
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RELATED: A push in Congress for Ivanka Trump's child care plan Trump's pushing for a paid family leave program -- which was first reported by The Washington Post -- makes good on a promise he made during the 2016 campaign.
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The idea of AWS's Media Services — announced on the eve of its big re:Invent conference, along with a big mixed reality push in the form of a new platform called Sumerian — is fairly disruptive for the video industry.
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American intelligence services were active in Montenegro two decades ago when it was united with Serbia, and the C.I.A. supported a State Department push in 2000 to help opposition leaders defeat President Slobodan Milosevic at the ballot box.
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This is part of a U.S. push in recent years to choke off Hezbollah's funding, alongside a slew of steps against Tehran since U.S. President Donald Trump withdrew last year from a 2015 international nuclear deal with Iran.
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As with many of his campaign promises, Mr. Trump is discovering the realities of limited government resources, slow-moving agencies and the competing agendas of cabinet members, even as they try to push in the same general direction.
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The latest media campaign reflects the government's confidence that its narrative could undermine independent Western analysis and news reports on the region, and perhaps blunt the push in some countries to censure China over the hard-line policies.
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Read: How Trump Is Trying to 'Crooked Hillary' Joe Biden with Ukraine Trump and Giuliani have repeatedly asserted, without any proof, that Biden's push in 2016 to have the country's top prosecutor replaced sprang from a corrupt motive.
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France's Sanofi on Monday agreed to buy California-headquartered biotechnology firm Synthorx in a cash deal worth about $2.5 billion as it steps up a push in the lucrative field of cancer drugs under its new chief executive.
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Amritsar Punjab PAKISTAN New Delhi INDIA Bangladesh Arabian Sea Bay of Bengal SRI LANKA 500 Miles By The New York Times As eyewitnesses die off, however, there has been a push in recent years to record their recollections.
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German industrial output fell less than expected in February after jumping in January, data showed on Wednesday, in a sign that the sector is likely to give Europe's largest economy a modest push in the first quarter of 2016.
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Usually at 6 to 8 feet this time of year around the Big Easy, the river is at 23 feet after a year of record flooding, and Barry could push in a storm surge of 21 to 290 feet.
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According to Syrian state television, the army is making a ground push in several areas to tighten their siege of rebel-held neighborhoods, and has cut off supply lines from the rebel-held province of Idlib in the north.
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No. I've been talking to a lot of Republican and Democratic strategists on how they see this growing narrative of a split between the Flake, Corker, Murkowski push in the Republican Party and the Roy Moore/Kelli Ward wing.
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Edge is also built on Microsoft's Universal Windows Platform (UWP), the company's previous big push in Windows 8 and Windows 10 to get single universal apps that run across desktops, tablets, phones, Xbox consoles, and devices like the HoloLens.
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The talks take place as U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry leads a diplomatic push in Munich to rescue imperiled peace efforts, which are being held despite Russian bombing raids to bolster Syrian forces around the city of Aleppo.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - After a long push in Mexico, China's Huawei landed a coveted job in 2017: supplying equipment for the country's so-called "red compartida," an ambitious telecommunications network built for carriers delivering the latest generation of technology.
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Usually at 6 to 8 feet this time of year around the Big Easy, the river is at 16 feet after a year of record flooding, and Barry could push in a storm surge of 2 to 3 feet.
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"There's a universality that I'm trying to push in my work in the sense that it's not about our geographical location, it's not about our race, it's not about our humanity at the end of the day," Muluneh says.
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But last week's agreement by Seoul and Beijing to move past the dispute has boosted hopes group tours may be allowed in the near future, spurring the first big marketing push in nearly a year by South Korean firms.
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Manchester, New Hampshire (CNN)The final push in New Hampshire, new wrinkles as the 2016 campaign heads south, and a glimpse of possible presidential campaigns to come filled our special campaign trail edition of the "Inside Politics" forecast. 1.
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The telecommunications sector rallied 1.2 percent, led by state-owned China Telecom Group, which jumped over 4 percent to a more than one-year high, as investors cheered expectations firms would benefit from China's push in 5G technology development.
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The effort is part of a broader push in agricultural research to harness the microorganisms in plants and soil and, among other things, use them to improve crop yields or allow plants to thrive on lower amounts of fertilizer.
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Anti-gun violence activists have led an aggressive push in recent months to force lawmakers in D.C. and state houses across the country to implement new gun control measures, pointing to the rash of mass shootings in recent decades.
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These immigrants are at the heart of the push in Congress for legislation after Trump last September announced he was ending an Obama-era program - Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, or DACA - providing them with temporary protection from deportation.
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Although Clinton is expected to win big in her home state of New York, which has 247 delegates, her camp is keeping an eye on Sanders, who, 230 delegates behind Clinton, is making a real push in New York.
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The brothel, located in Crystal about an hour drive from Las Vegas, has sparked fervor and an anti-brothel push in Nye County, which hasn't permanently yanked a license in more than a decade, according to the Review-Journal.
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Republicans have homed in on Hunter Biden's position on the board of Burisma, including seeking to tie then-Vice President Joe Biden's push in 85033 for the dismissal of Ukrainian Prosecutor General Viktor Shokin to Hunter Biden's business interests.
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"It's not easy to do, and when you push in one button, another one pops out," said Melissa Mark-Viverito, who as City Council speaker proposed doing a similar type of commission to address property taxes back in 2014.
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As Turkey and Syrian fighters it supports push in from the north to root out the Kurdish-led militia that was allied with the United States, Mr. al-Assad's forces have moved in from the south, gobbling up territory.
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Beyond that, Mr. Trump did not touch on such N.R.A. priorities as the gun lobby's push in Congress to expand its "concealed carry" campaign of gun ownership by requiring states to recognize different gun permits issued in other states.
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Walmart's Lori Flees, who serves as the senior vice president of the company's Store No. 8 incubator group, said the company will make a bigger push in grocery and fresh food this year, with automation and personalization in mind.
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Another presidential push in the State of the Union is precisely what's needed to put this issue back on Capitol Hill's radar, get it over the finish line and drive those trolls back under the bridge where they belong.
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But after falling 6,403 soldiers short of its nationwide recruiting goal in 2018, the Army is planning a big push in 22 left-leaning cities, like Chicago, San Francisco and Seattle, places where relatively few recruits have signed up.
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Rather than focus on more conservative regions of the country that traditionally fill the ranks, the Army plans a big push in 22 left-leaning cities, like Chicago, San Francisco and Seattle, where relatively few recruits have signed up.
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"We expect gold to trade in a higher range during June as we think the turbulence in U.S. equity markets and the downward push in yields still has room to run," INTL FCStone analyst Edward Meir said in a note.
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There's a whole push in Silicon Valley around the perfect — the singularity, the this, the that, the idea that we become computers ... We just interviewed Elon Musk who was talking about neural networks so we can keep up with computers.
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Sunday's move by President Donald Trump's administration ended sanctions on Rusal and other Russian firms linked to oligarch Oleg Deripaska, an ally of Russian President Vladimir Putin, despite a Democratic-led push in the U.S. Congress to maintain the restrictions.
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Friday's push in eastern Mosul follows advances by Iraqi troops three days ago in the southeast, when soldiers surged into the city and briefly seized a hospital which was also believed to be used as a base by the militants.
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Baidu, which has a self-driving project dubbed Apollo, is leading China's push in driverless technology, with the government keen to keep up with global rivals such as Tesla Inc and Waymo, the self-driving arm of Google parent Alphabet Inc.
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"I think there was a public health push in the past decade to figure out ways to lower this rate, and it has made an impact," said report author T.J. Mathews, a demographer at the CDC's National Center for Health Statistics.
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Whether you want to hone your skills or you simply need a push in the right direction, the 'Photography Masterclass: A Complete Guide to Photography' course will gently take you by the hand and help said hand to take great photos.
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This year, he said, the Obama administration had timed its ads and outreach — and paid for it in advance to ensure they would continue into the Trump administration — to give consumers an extra push in the final days to sign up.
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"Now we find an emptiness in exactly the opposite direction, which provides a 'push' in the sense of a lack of pull," said Brent Tully, one of the study authors and an astronomer at the Institute for Astronomy in Honolulu.
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A last-minute push in orders made through Amazon's Prime Now service helped the online retailer recover the ground it lost to bricks-and-mortar competitors earlier in the season and maintain its dominant market share from the 2015 season.
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Image 2 of 2 MEXICO CITY – Mexican President-elect Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said Sunday he plans to earn less than half of what his predecessor makes when he takes office in December as part of an austerity push in government.
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Police killed at least 13 people in Manila on the third night of a new push in Duterte's war on drugs and crime, taking the toll for one of the bloodiest weeks so far to 80, Reuters witnesses and media reported.
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Even if some fashion retail giants technically have the scale and resources to adapt to the big data era, none apparently has the long term conviction to take the plunge — which is enabling Amazon to push in and sew up marketshare.
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The company says that its decline in its revenues in North America, which were $473 million, was down to the company shifting its focus from Goods to Local services, a push in part bolstered by its acquisition of LivingSocial last year.
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Her office's release of the data comes as Senate Democrats mount another push -- in the wake of the Orlando massacre that killed 49 people and wounded 53 others -- to prevent people on the FBI's terrorist watch list from buying guns.
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MEXICO CITY, May 9 (Reuters) - After a long push in Mexico, China's Huawei landed a coveted job in 2017: supplying equipment for the country's so-called "red compartida," an ambitious telecommunications network built for carriers delivering the latest generation of technology.
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John Legend earned GOAT status when he entered the EGOT club last year, but he's looking to expand his achievements and has a pretty good feeling his stint on The Voice will give him a push in the right direction.
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"Technically, gold is well supported above $1,0.33 an ounce ... today's push in the $1,270 area is a positive signal ahead of the U.S. elections and the possible Fed rate hike in December," ActivTrades chief analyst Carlo Alberto De Casa said.
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Obama endorsement coming as Clinton allies plan for unity push In fact, based on CNN's current delegate estimate, neither Clinton nor Sanders would have been able to secure the 2,383 delegates to clinch the nomination without the help of superdelegates.
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Chinese tech giants, including Tencent and rival Bytedance, which owns the popular Douyin platform, are making a major push in the fast-growing online video sector, expected by IHS Markit to hit around 96.2 billion yuan ($15 billion) by 2020.
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While affordable housing is getting an enormous push in India because of a government goal of housing for all by 2022, it is a concept that must be embraced by all builders and aspiring home buyers, said architect Sheila Sriprakash.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad on Tuesday asked for China's understanding over Malaysia's plan to cancel a $20-billion rail project that spearheads China's infrastructure push in the Southeast Asian nation, saying Kuala Lumpur could not afford it.
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A senior trade official from the Scandinavian nation told Reuters by phone that firms in Sweden - which is making a push in such batteries is home to global car brand Volvo - were looking for alliances with regional lithium and copper producers.
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Overall, the YSL brand planned to spend 5 percent of its revenue on capital expenditures each year, said Bellettini, who added that YSL would also step up its E-Commerce push in order to capture more tech-savvy "Millennial" customers.
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Pittsburgh made a push in the third, with Aston-Reese scoring on a knuckler from the left circle off a Senators defenseman at 2:20, and Cullen chipping a rebound over Anderson at 5:34 to cut it to 5-3.
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The push in online grocery dovetails with a $2.7 billion investment that Wal-Mart has made over two years into boosting worker wages and in training, steps that it hopes will improve its customer service and translate into higher sales.
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The behind-the-scenes push in Berlin, which comes after decisions by Australia and the United States to ban Chinese suppliers from 5G, has emerged at a late stage, with Germany expected to start its 53G auctions in early 2019.
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That began as a mechanism to accept payment via credit cards, having started out as cash-only, but that focus has also seen Grab develop a fintech push in Indonesia, Southeast Asia's largest economy and the world's fourth most populous country.
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A push in the U.S. Congress for legislation to support pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong and pressure China to refrain from a violent crackdown faces an array of obstacles, raising questions about the prospect it will ever become law.
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The renewed push in the Senate comes as House lawmakers voted — for a second time — on Tuesday evening to block the administration from lifting sanctions on Iranian entities unless it certifies they aren't tied with terrorism or ballistic missile development.
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" Pelosi laid out the new push in a memo to be distributed to Democratic offices, claiming that the administration's refusal to cooperate with subpoenas and congressional requests for testimony from administration officials amounts to an "unprecedented and growing pattern of obstruction.
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Democrats are seizing on the Trump administration's push in court to overturn ObamaCare's protections for people with pre-existing conditions, hoping to leverage the issue ahead of November's midterm elections as some Republicans rush to distance themselves from the move.
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But national government officials say an ongoing political decentralization push in Cameroon - including an expected 70 percent boost in cash transferred to local authorities in 2019 - should give local councils more money to invest in and maintain solar energy systems.
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The White House Twitter account even posted a video — with synth strings humming over a slow camera push-in on the podium — that looked like it was for the kind of TV event usually followed by an Andy Cohen panel.
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Technology has advanced in the decade since the last major congestion-pricing push in New York, and a growing number of cities and municipalities have harnessed it to unclog roads, shorten commutes and raise millions of dollars for transportation needs.
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European Council President Donald Tusk and the head of the executive European Commission Jean-Claude Juncker have written to the EU's 28 leaders saying that they will push in Osaka to continue the WTO reform agreed by the G20 last year.
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Mr. Bradburn said he expected there would be a significant push in the United States to find ways to recycle and reuse materials closer to home because China began severely restricting foreign companies' abilities to send refuse there in September.
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The lawyer, who asked not to be named due to the sensitivity of the matter, said Beijing had been making a big push in the area including with deals to buy international firms - some successfully and some which had hit obstruction.
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The influx has also given the luxury market a push; in coastal resort towns like Antalya, on the nation's Turquoise Coast, and Bodrum, which Homer called the Land of the Eternal Blue, the pace of high-end development is impressive.
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BEIJING, March 2 (Reuters) - Premium electric vehicle brand Polestar said on Monday it has hired a former Volkswagen AG senior sales executive as its China president, as the Gothenburg-based automaker accelerates its sales push in the world's biggest auto market.
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As CNN's Barbara Starr notes, the military has made a significant push in recent years to identify and treat traumatic brain injury associated with combat roles, making Trump's downplaying of the injuries suffered by the troops all the more problematic.
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Part of her push in New Hampshire this week was geared toward independents who could provide a boost to her husband's campaign, including making her pitch at an intimate house party in Bedford attended by many voters identifying as independent.
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Panik slid a back-pass through his legs to Hagelin in front of Korpisalo, and Hagelin hit the post and reached past the goalie to push in the rebound at 6:13 of the third to tie it 1-1.
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The rush to design apps to increase voter turnout is part of a wider push in Silicon Valley — trying to shake the taint of peddling fake news and Russian propaganda — toward "civic tech," or innovations designed in the public interest.
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In the hours before a midnight deadline to avert a shutdown before Christmas, the vice president had broached that number, which his team has quietly continued to push in the days after parts of the government ran out of money.
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The growing likelihood of U.S. trade remedies against China comes amid a bipartisan push in Washington to tighten national security reviews of Chinese companies' efforts to scoop up U.S. technology firms, often in industries closed to U.S. companies in China.
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At one point as I was ordering six mojitos to avoid the awkward situation of letting people bigger than me push in line, the realisation that we'd all have to return home in a few hours started to settle in.
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They could certainly be of use here, making the most of his length against Aldo and beating Aldo's favourite right round kick to the mark and convincing Aldo to push in to avoid having his knee stomped on for rounds at range.
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The court said its ruling did not mean he would permanently lose his European seat and that he must remain in jail while it concludes its deliberations surrounding the trial of 12 Catalan political leaders who led the region's secession push in 2017.
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Like Huawei, Xiaomi has made a big international push in recent years, opening several new smartphone factories in India — where it has knocked Samsung off the top spot — and adding new stores and products in European markets such as France, Italy and Spain.
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The push in Republican statehouses comes after President Donald Trump filled two seats on the Supreme Court, giving conservatives a 5-4 advantage and handing social conservatives who make up the GOP's base perhaps their best shot at reversing the 1973 decision.
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Taking a page from the Republican push in 2009 and 2010 to drum up opposition to Obamacare in town halls of vulnerable members of Congress, Democrats are creating a major public relations push to counter the GOP move to roll it back.
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The firm reported forecast-beating first-quarter profits as its snus and snuff margin beat expectations helped primarily by lower costs for a snus push in the United States where it hopes for strong future growth amid slim growth prospects in Europe.
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Though modern Poland had been established as a multi-ethnic state — only two-thirds of its citizens were ethnic Poles at the time it became independent in 1918 — there was a major push in the 1930s to get Jews to leave the country.
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If the allegations of prosecutorial misconduct were confirmed and one or more of Ibori's convictions were quashed, it would be a major embarrassment for Britain at a time when it is trying to make a big push in the fight against corruption.
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The bank is in the top three for equities, helped by leading positions in derivatives, but said it needs to continue its push in cash equities to break into the top three - - currently Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs and Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
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He will join the group as it is making a heavy push in the 2016 presidential elections to influence Hispanic voters, who are a key group in the Democratic coalition and who Latino Victory officials describe as disproportionately affected by environmental problems.
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The Senate Leadership Fund, the principal Republican rival to Senate Majority PAC, this week unveiled a new $25 million advertising push in the half-dozen states that will decide the race -- suggesting that they, too, have seen a late injection of resources.
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The former secretary of state voted Tuesday morning after a whirlwind final day of campaigning on Monday, which included a star-studded rally in Philadelphia with the Obamas, Bruce Springsteen and Jon Bon Jovi, followed by final midnight push in Raleigh, North Carolina.
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For tech's "big five" (Apple, Amazon, Google, Facebook and Microsoft), a massive push in Washington — reflected in a 24.3 percent quarter over quarter spike in lobbying spending, much of which was focused directly on the tax bill — just paid off in spades.
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Political push In attendance Sunday were Chinese President Xi Jinping -- whose personal project the OBOR initiative is -- Russian President Vladimir Putin, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte, alongside a host of other world leaders and top ranking officials.
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Just like Bernie Sanders helped launch discussions about single-payer and free college in 2016, a push in 2020 could help get the party to where it needs to be on this issue if it really wants to address America's gun problem.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A push in the U.S. Congress for legislation to support pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong and pressure China to refrain from a violent crackdown faces an array of obstacles, raising questions about the prospect it will ever become law.
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There is no sign at this stage that there would be a two-thirds majority in the GOP-led chamber to convict him after any successful impeachment push in the House -- a factor that may convince Democratic leaders to avoid such a route.
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The agreement came six months after the activist hedge fund Elliott Management disclosed it had taken a 6.6 percent stake in Polycom and urged the two companies to consider a merger as part of a consolidation push in the telecom equipment sector.
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In 2020, almost every candidate has a proposal to make at least some part of public college education free or to reduce the weight of student debt, amid a new push in Congress by some Democrats to tackle the issue through legislation.
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If Mr. Rajoy does form a government this week, it could prove short-lived, too weak to pass budgets or enact reforms, and unable to defuse the separatist push in Catalonia, where the main parties want to split from the rest of Spain.
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Sanders, Clinton show some fight in Iowa Tough competition Such remarks set exactly the right tone for Clinton's final push in Iowa, where the caucus take place a week from now, and New Hampshire, where the first primary follows a week later.
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Does this mean that peace has broken out in a galaxy far, far away, or just that everyone is too busy shooting their respective movies (or ramping up for the final push, in Rian Johnson's Episode VIII case) to make appropriately exciting announcements?
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Conversely, it's easy to imagine Republicans making a big push in 2020 for a Senate seat in Minnesota, whose heavily blue-collar demographics will encourage Trump to vigorously contest it, though no Republican presidential nominee has won there since Ronald Reagan in 1980.
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He compared the conservative push in favor of regulation (to limit the power of left-leaning companies) to past efforts by conservatives, including presidents, to create their own media outlets and invalidate others as biased at best and "fake news" at worst.
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Deutsche Bank has found a buyer for the bulk of its bad ship loans as it seeks to draw a line under sour investments in the sector and to start a fresh push in transport lending, people close to the matter said.
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Over the last few weeks, Trump, who has never previously run for office, has been embroiled in one controversy after another, eclipsing policy issues such as taxes, trade, the economy and national security that normally dominate the final push in presidential campaigns.
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Senator Luther Strange, trailing in the polls but hoping Mr. Trump's backing can help him close the gap, summoned Vice President Mike Pence to Birmingham to highlight the president's endorsement as part of a get-out-the-vote push in Alabama's largest city.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump and Senator Mitch McConnell, the Republican leader, tried to convey a sense of harmony on Monday after months of bitter, private feuding that threatened to undermine their party's legislative push in the coming weeks to enact a sweeping tax cut.
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Trump tainted Biden When Donald Trump picked up the phone to call the Ukrainian President, his goal was to push in the American public the idea that there wasn't something quite right about Biden's son being hired by a foreign natural gas company.
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P&G, with roughly $68 billion in annual revenue, said it has invested millions in creating and testing refills for detergents over the years and is now trying to push in to mainstream beauty and body care refills – which are virtually unheard of.
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P&G, with roughly $68 billion in annual revenue, said it has invested millions in creating and testing refills for detergents over the years and is now trying to push in to mainstream beauty and body care refills – which are virtually unheard of.
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Dane Waters, an adviser to another group calling itself "Delegates Unbound," said it would begin an advertising push in the near future aimed at making the case that delegates are free to decide for themselves, even in the absence of such a resolution.
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In Washington, a once-promising bipartisan push in the House of Representatives to limit the federal government's use of facial recognition has stalled for unrelated reasons, including the death of former House Oversight Chairman Elijah Cummings (D-Md.) and acrimony over impeachment.
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" MEANWHILE, IN WASHINGTON: From POLITICO's Burgess Everett and Jennifer Haberkorn: "Senate Republicans' last-gasp Obamacare repeal effort is gaining steam, with key senators who tanked the last push in July signaling new openness to the latest attempt and GOP leaders growing increasingly bullish.
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Complicating matters further is that the White House has publicly thrown its support behind a bipartisan separate push in the Senate to approve a more limited infrastructure package that would fall far short of what Trump promoted as a presidential candidate in 2016.
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Trump's push in the State of the Union "puts tremendous pressure" on the House to get the bill through committee and onto the floor, said David Barnes, the policy director for Generation Opportunity, which is funded in part by the Koch brothers.
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The Bundy gang is simply the most militant expression of a political push in the West to take our public lands, which goes so far as to challenge the legality of the federal government to own property on behalf of all Americans.
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Live sports became a central piece of this push in April when it won the digital rights to stream 10 live Thursday night NFL football games, as well as pre- and post-game shows as well as some behind-the-scenes looks.
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The government is also under pressure as it tries to manage China's expanding infrastructure push in Sri Lanka, located near key shipping lanes in the Indian Ocean, but which has raised fears that it could push the tiny country deep into debt.
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Its push in recent years to further limit people's abilities to circumvent controls on the internet have forced academics such as Pastor-Pareja to depend on tools such as virtual private networks (VPNs), which redirect users to offshore servers to bypass the censors.
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The idea of a digital dividend has been floating around in various forms for years, but was given a push in the 2017 book "Radical Markets" by Glen Weyl, a principal researcher at Microsoft Research and a visiting scholar at Princeton University.
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An impeachment push in Washington threatens to upend months of planning and strategizing, denying oxygen to much of the field and throwing a spotlight on a part of the Democratic front-runner's past that he's been striving to keep away from the campaign.
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But some House members want to just go ahead and vote on skinny repeal: Graham said that House Freedom Caucus Chair Mark Meadows had called him and warned that there was a push in the House to simply pass the Senate bill.
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The assault was in retaliation for recent attacks on TNLA outposts and for a military push in Kachin state to the north, where an offensive against the Kachin Independence Army, a TNLA ally, has displaced more than 6,000 people in the past month, he said.
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Also, there has been a push in recent days by several members of the Supreme Court to open debate this week or next on its own 2016 ruling that defendants could begin serving prison sentences after their conviction was upheld on a first appeal.
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Men's world records fall, but women's -- well, some of them have held strong for over 30 years, and there isn't half as much of the push in trying to take them down from sponsors and brands as there is to take down the men's.
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"[Trump] makes districts that would have been hard-core tossup districts" into ones that lean Democratic, and gives Democrats "a little bit of a push" in Republican-leaning districts across the country, according to Kelly Ward, the executive director of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee.
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And there will likely be a renewed push -- in the wake of the court's ruling -- by Democrats and election reform types to pass laws that take the line-drawing out of the hands of state legislators and give that power to independent/bipartisan/nonpartisan commissions.
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The people chosen by a President Biden or Warren to run the regulatory agencies would push in the same centre-left direction: reversing rollbacks of environmental protections under this administration, creating more expansive definitions of civil rights and pushing anti-trust regulators to be bolder.
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The Internet giant was forced to make an all-out public relations push in recent weeks to reassure big advertisers after some well-known brands had their ads placed next to objectionable content on its video service, Google CEO Sundar Pichai said late Thursday.
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The Islanders made another push in the first 4:36 of the third, when Lee scored his second goal and Beauvillier scored twice in a 75-second span, the second on a redirect of a Johnny Boychuk slapshot, to close the gap to 7-6.
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As we approach a lame-duck session of Congress — a time when many in the media push for "consensus" and "bipartisanship" — there will be a push in the media to portray these patent overhauls as something that both sides of the aisle can work for.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - There were prayers and expressions of sympathy for the victims after a gunman opened fire on Republican lawmakers practicing for a charity baseball game, but no signs of a new push in the U.S. Congress to tighten gun-control laws on Wednesday.
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Donio aims to show her clients the better value Axiom's attorneys bring compared to counsels: "The challenge is really helping [clients] see how to utilize flexible talent, and why it represents a push in the right direction toward efficiency, but not a sacrifice in risk."
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Kapoor declined to comment on Pfizer, although in a presentation to analysts he stressed the success of the five-year-old acquisition of Schiff, which gave Reckitt vitamin supplements like MegaRed, which some interpreted as setting the stage for a further push in the field.
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While some of the deployed judges and attorneys could eventually be involved in cases related to the caravan, the deployment was a broader push in line with Sessions' long-stated goal of boosting border security and the administration's claims of a crisis at the border.
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OBAMA-ERA REGULATIONS Lawmakers, lobbyists and interest groups are making a final push in their fight over regulations enacted during former President Barack Obama's last months in office, with the financial services industry working hard to kill a rule on retirement plans run by states.
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And Republicans know it: As part of their final push in the race, the leading House Republican "super PAC" created a digital ad made to look like a cable television news report portraying Mr. Lamb as supposedly reaching a "boiling point" with labor unions.
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It is part of a broader push in Brussels for better access to social benefits, from written contracts to unemployment insurance, for self-employed and temporary workers, as well as for hundreds of thousands of people in jobs with no minimum hours or pay.
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"There's a really strong push in the field to see what we can do to better determine impairment and behavioral function rather than just rely on fluid measures," said Thomas Marcotte, the co-director of the Center for Medicinal Cannabis Research at UC-San Diego.
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I was in honors and A.P. classes, and especially in honors science classes, I was one of the few girls — in chemistry class we had about four girls and all the girls were at the same table What really gave you a push in science?
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Mousavi couldn't recall the exact date he last visited Motor Sich but said it was in August or September last year, around the time the US, and Bolton in particular, was making its big push in Kyiv for it to overturn the deal with China.
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The investigation into the Senate push in 2014 is focused on whether the Mr. de Blasio's fund-raising violated a provision in state election law that bans contributions given to a party committee but designated for a particular candidate to evade individual contribution limits.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Russian-backed Syrian forces have gained ground after a week-long renewed assault against the last opposition enclave in Syria's northwest, the biggest such push in more than three months that has prompted a large civilian exodus, witnesses and residents said on Sunday.
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But Obama didn't vote to authorize the invasion of Iraq (Biden says it was a mistake), didn't have a record as the leader of a misguided "tough on crime" push in the 1990s, and — rather famously — is a standout orator rather than a gaffe machine.
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The final shot of the show when we push in behind the phalanx of our heroes walking off into the blizzard is set to evoke a specific image from The Wild Bunch actually, where we follow the guys as they head toward their final battle.
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And that is how, since embarking on a publicity push in late 2010, she has racked up almost 8,000 photographs on the website of the society photographer Patrick McMullan, and more than 100 mentions in Page Six, the gossip column in The New York Post.
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There has been a major push in Oakland to be involved in bringing more transparency to the use of predictive software, Ader says, noting that the Oakland Privacy Commissioner and the Human Rights Data Analysis Group are actively pushing to publicize information about predictive policing.
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From the soft glow of fluorescent lights interrupting the dark of night to a slow push in on Earn's face as he tries to convince his girlfriend that he knows what he's doing, Murai proves terrific at both building and shading in this world.
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The discussion also comes as Zuckerberg is making a public relations and lobbying push in Europe and the US. Over the weekend, in an op-ed he published in the Washington Post, Zuckerberg asked world leaders to help create new regulations for Facebook and other internet companies.
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Just four months before Germany started bombing the city, Otto Frisch and Rudolf Peierls wrote a memorandum at the University of Birmingham that unearthed new information about how to build a nuclear bomb, giving the allies a crucial push in their frenzied quest to construct that weapon.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - As the United States makes its biggest diplomatic push in Latin America in years to try to oust Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, the U.S. military is zeroing in on a byproduct of the crisis: a strengthening of Colombian rebels on both sides of Venezuela's border.
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The report says Facebook was interested in helping banks create bots for its Messenger platform, as part of a big push in 2016 to turn the chat app into an automated hub of digital life that could help you solve problems and avoid cumbersome customer service calls.
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The deal is part of an expansion push in Britain after last year's vote to leave the European Union boosted the popularity of so-called staycation holidays for Britons and resulted in a drop in the pound that made the country more appealing to foreign tourists.
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Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE is making a last-minute push in a typically blue state on Friday.
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Since the push in the western part of the city began in February, both the US-led coalition and Iraqi forces have been bombarding ISIS as promised, using much heavier firepower than during the battle for west Mosul in the waning months of the Obama administration.
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Many of the fine details that follow push in different directions than you may remember, but the original synopsis that appears at the end of the document is pretty much a perfect top-level description of Excellent Adventure: Bill and Ted have a huge history project due.
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Release of Trump's fiscal 2019 budget proposal was overshadowed by the Porter controversy, then by a failed push in the U.S. Senate to overhaul immigration laws, and a scathing report from an inspector general investigation into travel expenses of senior officials at the Department of Veterans Affairs.
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"Their actions, including failing to commit to fund the cost-sharing subsidies, not enforcing the individual mandate, and continuing to push in secret the severely flawed American Health Care Act are eroding confidence health insurers have in the market here and across the nation, " he said.
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Instead, Democratic leaders have tamped down the impeachment push in the name of political pragmatism, fending off — for now — an effort by animated caucus liberals to escalate their oust-Trump campaign following his broadly maligned joint press conference with Putin in the Finnish capital on Monday.
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"Their actions, including failing to commit to fund the cost-sharing subsidies, not enforcing the individual mandate and continuing to push, in secret, the severely flawed American Health Care Act are eroding confidence health insurers have in the market here and across the nation," Kreidler said.
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There was a major push in the region to improve warning systems after the 20043 Indian Ocean tsunami killed more than 120,000 in Indonesia alone, including establishing a network of 22 warning buoys to detect tsunamis that was put in place with German and U.S. help.
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Souza, former President Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Forget conventional wisdom — Bernie Sanders is electable 2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care MORE's chief official photographer, wrote on Instagram on Monday: A push in the right direction.
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FRANKFURT, June 14 (Reuters) - Deutsche Bank has found a buyer for the bulk of its bad ship loans as it seeks to draw a line under sour investments in the sector and to start a fresh push in transport lending, people close to the matter said.
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But as the Post reported at the time: According to seven current and former Department of Homeland Security officials, the administration wanted to target the crush of families that had crossed the U.S.-Mexico border after the president's failed "zero tolerance" prosecution push in early 2018.
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" It's telling that the lethality campaign is as loud as ever, but the Navy abandoned that kinder, gentler marketing push in 2015 "to broaden appeal"; its immediate replacement was an ad that ended with the line: "To get to you, they'd have to get past us.
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And even if unpopularity and midterm losses are somehow an inevitable fact of nature, there's every reason to believe that a big push in these non-health areas would at least generate bills that are signed into law — something that's by no means clear with health care.
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American diplomats have made an urgent push in recent months for peace talks with the Taliban to end the long war, hurrying in part because Mr. Trump has signaled that he is losing patience with the conflict and the costly American military presence in the country.
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That Sesame Credit program is part of a broader push in China to track how people go about their day, one that could feed into the Chinese government's ambitious — and, some people would say, Orwellian — effort to use technology to keep a closer watch on its citizens.
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Peacock went through a choppy development process, with a shake-up in its leadership team less than a month after the service was announced in September, and it faces intense pressure from competitors like Disney, which unveiled Disney Plus with a great marketing push in November.
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A Turkish delegation met Russian counterparts for a second day of talks in Moscow on Tuesday, with no apparent agreement on Idlib, where a push in recent weeks by Russian-backed Syrian government forces has killed several Turkish troops and led to mass displacement of civilians.
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But to increase its share, Mizuho will have to contend with the largest players including Goldman Sachs and Bank of America Merrill Lynch, as well as other banks that have tried to make a bigger push in leveraged finance the last few years including Jefferies and Nomura.
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