Rinehart would be a formidable opponent if Dakang pushed ahead.
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Germany's DAX pushed ahead gains however, ending up 0.62 percent.
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Philip Morris pushed ahead with a national expansion in September 603.
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LeEco pushed ahead with a large-scale U.S. expansion in 2016.
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The latest violence came as insurgents pushed ahead with a spring offensive.
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Meanwhile, Russia and China pushed ahead with their own advanced aerospace programs.
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Nonetheless, secessionists pushed ahead with their divisive roadmap as if they had
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Mr. Gordon said he was not fazed that others had pushed ahead.
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Already, the tax bill has been pushed ahead in an unprecedented fashion.
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Russia, under Vladimir V. Putin, has pushed ahead with formidable offensive weapons.
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Kansas pushed ahead with a 7-0 run midway through the first half.
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"The end of the cycle keeps getting pushed ahead," Navy Federal's Frick said.
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In the third quarter, whenever the Rockets pushed ahead, the Warriors clawed back.
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Over a week later, New York pushed ahead and enacted a similar ban.
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But on Thursday, Alexander and Murray pushed ahead, introducing the bill with 24 cosponsors.
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But it was pushed ahead anyway by White House Adviser Stephen Miller, per NYT.
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But the North has nevertheless pushed ahead with its missile program, supervised by Kim.
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While the university scrambled to acquire replacements, A.P.L. pushed ahead with brain-controlled aviation.
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With this measure of financial flexibility, The Guardian pushed ahead into the digital world.
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The others in the group pushed ahead, but her brothers stayed by her side.
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For the time being, though, the driverless-car startups have pushed ahead on autopilot.
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But Takata pushed ahead, manipulating test results it submitted to its biggest client, Honda.
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Russia and China, in contrast, have pushed ahead with a new generation of weaponry.
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All the while, North Korea quietly pushed ahead with its nuclear and missiles programs.
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Thanks to DNA evidence linking Halliwell to O'Callaghan, the police pushed ahead with the case.
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He has pushed ahead with an ambitious domestic agenda accompanied by a crackdown on dissent.
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Winston hit a trey with 9:43 remaining, and Michigan State pushed ahead 65-55.
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Even when the Great Depression tightened its grip in the early 21946s, Garland pushed ahead.
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Berman has recused himself where that is appropriate and pushed ahead where that is appropriate.
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But the prosecution did not accept his plea and instead pushed ahead with a murder trial.
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And Catalonia is the first region to have pushed ahead with applying controls to the sector.
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Despite the issues with Apollo 6, NASA pushed ahead with plans for its first crewed launch.
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The Fed pushed ahead with rate cut plans with nary a nod to the recent weakness.
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But the Serbian dictator Slobodan Milosevic pushed ahead with his atrocities despite the threat of airstrikes.
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While Uber's cars have been off the streets, its competitors have pushed ahead with similar projects.
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The White House said the unscheduled examination was pushed ahead due to a busy 2020 schedule.
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Matilda, fearless as always, pushed ahead to take the lead, with Sherman squeezing in beside her.
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Louisville maintained a lead and pushed ahead to 57-49 with just over eight minutes left.
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Fellow Democrats immediately pushed ahead with several inquiries, including one focused on Mr. Trump's tax returns.
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San Diego pushed ahead 4-2 when Matt Kemp's single brought in Jon Jay in the third.
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He took a second look at the evidence as McCullough pushed ahead with a last-ditch appeal.
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Despite the apparent lack of leadership, Trump's administration has pushed ahead with a bold, new cyber strategy.
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Moon Express joined the contest in 2012, and has since pushed ahead of the other 16 contenders.
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But Mr. Chau pushed ahead, setting off in his kayak, which he had packed with a Bible.
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The government then said it would not back any alternative proposals, but Milan and Cortina pushed ahead alone.
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However, Trump told reporters that he had pushed ahead with the trade war due to China's "outrageous" behaviour.
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Early on, Anderson had pushed ahead, leading by 25-23 in the second set after winning the first.
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Lee pushed ahead in his customary, slightly pigeon-toed gait, torso tipped forward, necklaces swinging from his neck.
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The state's political leadership, bitterly divided between a Democratic governor and a Republican legislature, has pushed ahead regardless.
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They pushed ahead with the legislation, introducing it last week, even after the president urged them not to.
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Regardless, House Speaker Paul Ryan Thursday said that the intention is that tax reform will be pushed ahead.
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Broader, digital tax proposals at the European Union went nowhere, so individual countries pushed ahead on their own.
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Redick hit three treys in the first five minutes of the third and the Sixers pushed ahead 81-67.
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Large IPO deals in the country came about after the government pushed ahead with a long-awaited privatization drive.
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But it has pushed ahead with work to miniaturize a nuclear warhead and develop an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM).
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The European Commission (the EU's executive) pushed ahead to launch a green industrial strategy, including support for hydrogen technologies.
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Turkey pushed ahead by launching airstrikes and artillery fire against the Kurdish forces on Wednesday, The Associated Press reported.
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And the industry's two main lobbying groups have pushed ahead with major campaigns intended to win back the narrative.
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Mr. Vance's office, he said, turned down the request and pushed ahead a grand jury vote on the indictment.
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Sometimes they've pushed ahead without really knowing themselves what the answer is, and that's not such a bad thing.
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The European Union has already pushed ahead with a draft law on equipping regulators with tools to tackle failing clearers.
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HNA has already pushed ahead with asset sales that have so far included real estate and stakes in hotels groups.
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But the administration has pushed ahead, seeking to pare back funding as the fiscal year nears its end on Sept.
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Vice President Dick Cheney told O'Neill they "don't matter," and the administration pushed ahead on another round of tax cuts.
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For all the IMF's frustration over the privatisation delays, the government has pushed ahead on other reforms, Pakistani officials said.
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U.S. President Donald Trump last week pushed ahead with tariffs on $50 billion of Chinese imports, starting on July 6.
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He declined medical treatment and pushed ahead with the mission, an offensive on Kandahar, and later needed hip-replacement surgery.
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Though Mr. Hanke objected to its currency changes, the country pushed ahead in 1990, removing four zeros from its bills.
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Dow has pushed ahead with the cleanup, stabilizing the banks, dredging the river bed and capping contaminated sections with concrete.
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In February 2017, he pushed ahead with building the mosque, calculating that no one would protest a site for worship.
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China pushed ahead this month with long-awaited announcements for removing foreign ownership limits in major parts of the financial industry.
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This time, the Republicans pushed ahead without a score, so they could hit the news shows and lie their asses off.
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Service workers, meanwhile, pushed ahead of their factory-floor counterparts in 2008 and now earn an average of $21.79 an hour.
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But state authorities have pushed ahead with plans for an immense coal mine in Queensland, inland from the Great Barrier Reef.
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Some pushed ahead at a faster pace, while others fell behind to convalesce, apply for asylum in Mexico — or return home.
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Philadelphia regained the momentum and pushed ahead 94-87 with 6:02 to go when Horford completed a three-point play.
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But the NFL pushed ahead with an appeal -- and the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals saw it the league's way.
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Construction has pushed ahead amid speculation the project could be scaled back or delayed following a slump in Saudi Arabia's oil revenues.
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But it has struggled to make an impact, and China has pushed ahead with construction of airstrips, military buildings and port facilities.
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Drouin pushed ahead and passed back to Boyle, who fired the puck into the top left corner of the net past Howard.
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Canadian Natural Resources declined as Royal Dutch Shell , which holds shares in the Canadian company, pushed ahead with its vast disposal program.
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But Bezos pushed ahead, saying he was willing to lose sales if it made his company more competitive in the long run.
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Even as he has pushed ahead energetically with initiatives at Tronc's publications, Mr. Ferro's actions have mystified and irritated executives at Oaktree.
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Small Japanese towns and villages have conducted similar drills as North Korea has pushed ahead with its missile and nuclear weapons programs.
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That is why many banks and insurers based in Britain have pushed ahead with opening new EU hubs to avoid losing customers.
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House Democrats, meanwhile, pushed ahead with their impeachment inquiry Thursday by taking a deposition former U.S. special envoy to Ukraine Kurt Volker.
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But the prince has pushed ahead, confident he has the backing of most young Saudis, who make up the bulk of the population.
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Tuesday's explosion came as the Taliban pushed ahead with their spring offensive, launched last month, with fighting in several areas of the country.
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But the district attorney's office pushed ahead with the criminal trial, asking for a life sentence for Shaffer for knowingly permitting child abuse.
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With Ricketts' assistance, the RNC has pushed ahead with a sense of urgency in its spending efforts in the 2018 congressional midterm elections.
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House GOP leaders also pushed ahead with a vote on a measure offering support for ICE in hopes of publicly stoking Dem divisions.
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In recent years, Andbank and Credit Andorra in particular have pushed ahead with international expansion, through a combination of organic and inorganic growth.
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On Monday, Congressional Republicans pushed ahead with a proposed U.S. tax code overhaul, but risks lay ahead with major intra-party disputes unsettled.
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He replaced the generals in charge of the war in Yemen and pushed ahead with his plans to privatize Saudi Arabia's oil industry.
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If Trump just pushed ahead with a straightforward, conventional public investment plan, he could trumpet the number of workers employed on new projects.
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Those countermeasures comes as Trump administration pushed ahead with plans to slap tariffs on about $50 billion of Chinese industrial and technology products.
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THE TOPLINE: James Mattis pushed ahead on Capitol Hill on Tuesday, with the Defense secretary's second day in a row of committee hearings.
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In a stair-step process, as Russia and China have pushed ahead, the United States has increased its own efforts, at a growing expense.
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And when House GOP leaders pushed ahead with previously scheduled floor votes on unrelated legislation, Democrats shouted down Ryan as he tried to speak.
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But Brazen pushed ahead to debut "Chainblingin'" because he and his collaborators felt they needed to add their voices during this fraught political moment.
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The museum might, for practical reasons, have pushed ahead with their plans — publicity had gone out, related events scheduled — after inserting last-minute disclaimers.
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The government pushed ahead with the contentious legislation even after the June 9 march, which organizers said had drawn more than one million people.
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Senator Susan Collins, Republican of Maine, has pushed ahead with bipartisan efforts on health care and convened a meeting last Monday along those lines.
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Despite objections, the administration pushed ahead with a rule change in April 2016, giving fund managers a year to figure out how they would comply.
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Other countries have pushed ahead with national drone networks, and professional operators in the US have long yearned to follow them up, up, and away.
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Republicans have pushed ahead with appeals court nominees over objections from Democratic home-state senators, but Judiciary Committee chair Lindsey Graham, like his predecessor Sen.
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For example, early reformers pushed ahead with unauthorised investment deals with non-mainland companies and retroactively developed the legal framework needed to protect foreign firms.
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In the 1990s leaders ignored the complaints of conservatives and pushed ahead with the closure or sale of tens of thousands of state-owned enterprises.
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In September, he warned Mr. Puigdemont in a radio interview that the Catalan leader could be detained if he pushed ahead with his separatist plans.
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Still, the Fed has pushed ahead with four rate hikes that began in December 2015 and is now preparing to start unwinding the balance sheet.
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Davutoglu was expected to play a backseat role as Erdogan pushed ahead with plans to make the largely ceremonial presidency into an all-powerful position.
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Though the SEC was authorized to propose a rule, the Labor Department pushed ahead with its own version that would have applied solely to retirement accounts.
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Earlier this year, Poland restricted Sunday shopping as the conservative government in Warsaw pushed ahead with what it said was a return to Roman Catholic values.
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Although Republicans demanded to see the numbers before even thinking about Obamacare, they pushed ahead on their plan to dismantle it without the budget office's report.
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He stepped down after she pushed ahead with a proposal that would keep Britain more closely tied to the European Union than hard-line conservatives want.
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Italy's biggest utility said on Monday it had signed binding accords for the acquisition of fibre-optic group Metroweb as it pushed ahead with broadband rollout plans.
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The U.K.'s FTSE 2332 pushed ahead after the BoE's latest policy move, closing up 2370 percent, while the domestically-focused FTSE 2400 index jumped 113 percent.
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Britain's largest insurer, which traditionally saw its revenue fairly equally split between Asia, the United States and Britain, has pushed ahead with Asian growth in recent years.
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Against the advice of some around her, May pushed ahead, laying on the full regalia of a state visit for Trump, including a banquet at Buckingham Palace.
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Yet the administration of Prime Minister Viktor Orban has shrugged off this criticism and pushed ahead with an agenda that can be described only as institutionalized xenophobia.
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With speed we could not possibly match, Arnold and the tracker pushed ahead, leaving our guide, Jeremy and me with a single machete to bushwhack our path.
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Firms saw an uptick in 2017 thanks to the so-called Trump effect, as a new president pushed ahead with an ambitious trade, tax and deregulatory agenda.
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Sanders has pushed ahead in Iowa by doing exactly what he talked about for years: raising money through small donors and building the largest campaign organization possible.
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Republicans pushed ahead with their plan for a massive overhaul of the U.S. healthcare system backed by President Donald Trump, with debates lasting long into the evening.
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Although the first three months of the year pushed ahead with more than 3% annualized growth, the year's remaining three quarters were all around the 2% mark.
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U.S. President Donald Trump earlier this month pushed ahead with the imposition of metal tariffs, though he later announced exemptions for some countries, sparking concerns of trade war.
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France pushed ahead with the tax after EU countries failed to agree a levy across the bloc in the face of opposition from Ireland and some Nordic countries.
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Drugmakers in the past have pushed ahead with sales of products that were subject to patent litigation, but they can face heavy penalties if they lose in court.
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The Tigers answered again after Butler pushed ahead by 10 points by cutting the lead to 61-57 on a 3-pointer by Cannady with 8:07 remaining.
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Even still, Trump pushed ahead with the proposal, while acknowledging Monday that some in the United States may not be ready for the death penalty for drug dealers.
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But big investors have pushed ahead with deals this year in a sign that an effort by the kingdom to return to business as usual is making headway.
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In Germany, which has already pushed ahead with content quotas on streaming services, a surcharge is added to subscription fees for the services to support a national production fund.
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But the couples pushed ahead with the lawsuit, arguing that because the statute was still in place, Herring's directive could be changed after he is no longer in office.
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At the same time, states have launched a flurry of decriminalization bills in Congress and pushed ahead with legalization efforts in states like Vermont, New Hampshire, and New Jersey.
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Despite Moon Jae-in's comments, Seoul and Washington pushed ahead Thursday with the controversial rollout of a missile defense system—a move likely to further anger Beijing and Moscow.
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It took me until later into my life than I'd like to admit to jump on the savings account train, but once I did, I pushed ahead full-throttle.
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Nevertheless, Mr. Aylwin pushed ahead with the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, acting against the advice of some of his ministers, who feared further straining the relationship with the military.
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France pushed ahead with the tax after EU countries failed to agree a levy valid across the bloc in the face of opposition from Ireland, Denmark, Sweden and Finland.
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Paul's infection quickly reverberated throughout the Senate, where lawmakers were surprised by his diagnosis as they pushed ahead with a massive package to rescue the economy from the outbreak.
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Republicans vowed to do it themselves, pushed ahead and within a day used Ms. Swetnick's claims to accuse Democrats of conspiring in a smear campaign to derail the nomination.
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When the mayor initially balked at funding subsidized MetroCards, Mr. Johnson pushed ahead, essentially forcing Mr. de Blasio to agree to the "fair fares" program for needy New Yorkers.
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The Chinese government pushed ahead Sunday with increased duties of between 5% and 10% on a variety of major American goods exported to China, including soybeans and crude oil.
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" Still, he described the field as a little like the Wild West: "They've pushed ahead quickly without setting up the kinds of standards and governance that will mitigate risk.
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The government could still have pushed ahead with the main motion and asked politicians to approve the deal, but they instead decided to walk out and render it meaningless.
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But prosecutors have pushed ahead anyway with their efforts to force Apple to unlock his phone, in part because they maintain that it could lead them to other drug suspects.
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" In response, the South Korean Unification Ministry issued a statement to CNN: "13 defectors voluntarily decided to leave and pushed ahead with the escape without any help from the outside.
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Milwaukee couldn't take advantage of runners at the corners with one out in the bottom of the inning and Chicago pushed ahead in the fifth on Zobrist's two-run single.
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The government has pushed ahead with its existing reform programme, including plans for value added tax (VAT) and subsidy cuts that were put on hold when global oil prices dropped.
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North Korea has conducted six nuclear weapons tests and pushed ahead on trying to develop intercontinental ballistic missiles that, if mated to a nuclear warhead, could threaten the U.S. mainland.
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Noren, who won the Scottish Open at Castle Stuart in July, pushed ahead early as he moved to 4 up after just six holes — including an eagle on No. 6.
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Despite international condemnation of the campaign, the White House pushed ahead this year with a $1.15 billion arms deal for Saudi Arabia that includes tanks and other heavy military equipment.
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A new report said Turkey had pushed ahead of China as the world's biggest jailer of journalists, including one columnist who urged readers to protest the president by smoking cigarettes.
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In retaliation, the Chinese government pushed ahead Sunday with increased duties of 5% to 10% on a variety of major American goods exported to China, including soybeans and crude oil.
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On Sunday, the Chinese government pushed ahead with increased duties of between 5% and 10% on a variety of major American goods exported to China, including soybeans and crude oil.
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LOWER TRAVEL SPENDING Household consumption had already been under pressure in recent months, after the government in October pushed ahead with the country's first sales tax rise since April 2014.
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Meanwhile, on a parallel track, congressional Republicans pushed ahead with their plans to enact a large tax cut primarily focused on helping business owners and inheritors of large, multimillion-dollar estates.
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North Korea has pushed ahead with its missile and nuclear weapons programs in defiance of U.N. Security Council resolutions, and regularly threatens to destroy the United States, Japan and South Korea.
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North Korea has pushed ahead with its missile and nuclear weapons programmes in defiance of U.N. Security Council resolutions, and regularly threatens to destroy the United States, Japan and South Korea.
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The Flyers came out aggressive with a number of scoring chances to open the third, but the Hurricanes came back and pushed ahead 4-0 when Foegele scored at 153:01.
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His country faced the biggest constitutional crisis since the end of General Francisco Franco's dictatorship, as Catalonia pushed ahead with its quest for independence -- with a referendum that Madrid considered unconstitutional.
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In a letter to the Chinese Taipei Olympic Committee, the IOC warned that if the territory pushed ahead with a name change, it could threaten Taiwan's participation in future Olympic Games.
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General Motors warned Friday that if President Trump pushed ahead with another wave of tariffs, the move could backfire, leading to "less investment, fewer jobs and lower wages" for its employees.
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Temple pushed ahead by 27-14 late in the second quarter, but Duke responded with 22-yard touchdown pass from Jones to Rahming, narrowing the deficit to 27-21 by halftime.
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Ford has struggled to keep pace in that area, despite heavy spending on self-driving car research, even as other automakers and technology giants have pushed ahead in testing autonomous vehicles.
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Some, like Stockholm, have set ambitious emissions reduction goals, while others have pushed ahead with climate policies despite national policy reversals, such as under President Donald Trump in the United States.
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Royal Dutch Shell third quarter profits soared to their highest in four years, boosted by rising crude prices as the company pushed ahead with one of the world's largest share buyback programmes.
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He pushed ahead with plans to build the $12 billion oil refinery, a gas pipeline across West Africa, a tomato plant and farms in Nigeria to produce one million tonnes of rice.
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The final round ended much earlier than usual as tee times were pushed ahead and players went off split tees in threes in a bid to avoid afternoon thunderstorms that were expected.
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The trade war has already led to Chinese retaliatory tariffs on U.S. exports, and Beijing on Friday vowed to respond with more punitive measures if Trump pushed ahead with the new tariffs.
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If Washington pushed ahead with its threat to raise auto tariffs to 25%, Brussels would respond with tariffs of its own, resulting in a "lose-lose" situation for all involved, she said.
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This looming new supply may be a key reason Saudi Arabia's giant oil producer, Aramco, pushed ahead on Sunday with plans for what could be the world's largest initial stock offering ever.
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MOSCOW, Jan 11 (Reuters) - The Caspian Pipeline Consortium's (CPC) exports of CPC Blend oil increased by 7 percent in 2015 as it pushed ahead with expansion plans, consortium data showed on Monday.
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The Dolphins scored a touchdown on their fifth straight possession and pushed ahead 34-28 with 11:06 to go in the fourth as Patrick Laird plunged in from 4 yards out.
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Democrats in the House of Representatives pushed ahead with an impeachment investigation of Donald Trump's request to the Ukrainian president to dig up dirt on the son of his rival, Joe Biden.
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He pushed ahead with tariffs even at the cost of losing his top economic adviser Gary Cohn, who resigned in the wake of a fierce disagreement over tariffs on steel and aluminum.
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And once the N.F.L. realized the opposition it would face if it pushed ahead with a rule mandating players on the field to stand during the national anthem, the league backed off.
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U.S. President Donald Trump, who doesn't drink alcohol, threatened this month to slap tariffs on French wines after Paris pushed ahead with a tax on tech companies including American giants Google and Facebook.
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Japan's capital of Tokyo held its first evacuation drill in January and smaller Japanese towns and villages have conducted similar exercises as North Korea pushed ahead with its missile and nuclear weapons programmes.
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He pushed ahead with steel and aluminum tariffs even at the cost of losing his top economic adviser Gary Cohn, who ultimately resigned in the wake of a fierce disagreement on the issue.
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Sinochem Energy's IPO plans have been pushed ahead by Ning, who joined its parent group in early 21 from food group COFCO, where he was well known for aggressive restructuring and M&A.
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He has also pushed ahead long-gestating movies like "Top Gun: Maverick," which stars Mr. Cruise in a return to his role from the 1986 original and is scheduled for release next July.
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Sinochem Energy's IPO plans have been pushed ahead by Ning, who joined its parent group in early 2016 from food group COFCO, where he was well known for aggressive restructuring and M&A.
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Chicago has pushed ahead with reforms including enacting new rules on use of force, provided two-thirds of the Chicago police force with body cameras and is hiring 1,000 new officers, Emanuel said.
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China meanwhile condemned the United States on Wednesday after the Trump administration pushed ahead with plans to slap tariffs on about $50 billion of Chinese industrial and hi-tech products, and vowed imminent countermeasures.
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In many respects, the climb has been grudging and joyless, pushed ahead by ultra-low official interest rates and pulled along by corporate borrowing, stock buybacks and the zealous defense of company profit margins.
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"North Korea conducted the fourth nuclear test in defiance of calls for self-restraint from the international community, and then pushed ahead with the launch of a ballistic missile," Suga told a news conference.
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Impeachment froze her powers, but the prime minister and acting president, Hwang Kyo-ahn, her ally, pushed ahead with the plan, finalizing the land deal for the site and beginning the deployment this week.
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Figo Chan Ho-wun, the vice-convenor of the front who pushed ahead the banned march alongside three pan-democrats in their personal capacity, claimed an estimated 350,000 people had taken part in it.
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Meanwhile, U.S. and Canadian negotiators pushed ahead in grinding talks to rescue the North American Free Trade Agreement on Thursday, but a few stubborn issues stood in the way of a deal, including dairy quotas.
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Sinochem's IPO plans have been pushed ahead by Ning, who joined the firm last year from food group COFCO, where he was well known for aggressive restructuring and M&A, said two of the people.
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Fresh details of the operation underway at the Tham Luang Nang Non to free the team were emerging, as rescuers pushed ahead with multiple plans to extricate the group trapped underground for almost two weeks.
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Wireless companies like AT&T and Sprint, in particular, have pushed ahead aggressively with zero-rating, which they frame as a "gift" to consumers that allows them to use certain services without exceeding data caps.
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The Chinese government pushed ahead Sunday with increased duties of 5% to 10% on a variety of major American goods exported to China, including soybeans and crude oil, after Trump imposed another round of levies.
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In the absence of reform in the last few years, a growing number of countries, including Britain and France, have pushed ahead with their own plans for national taxes targeting mostly U.S.-based digital companies.
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While some filmmakers -- such as those behind "Sonic the Hedgehog" -- would have made edits in light of such strong audience feedback, the team behind "Cats" pushed ahead and the reception has been, well, less than welcoming.
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China, which is not an MTCR signatory, has pushed ahead with drone sales to some countries with close ties to Washington, such as Iraq, Saudi Arabia and Nigeria, but which have failed to pass U.S. regulatory muster.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - Egyptian security forces on Saturday killed four suspected militants who had tried to attack a police checkpoint in northern Sinai, state news agency MENA reported, as troops pushed ahead with an operation to crush insurgents.
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Sinochem's IPO plans have been pushed ahead by chairman Frank Ning, who joined the firm in early 2016 from food group COFCO, where he was well known for aggressive restructuring and M&A, Reuters reported in October.
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EU interior ministers on Thursday already pushed ahead with plans to finance camps in Africa, where the U.N. refugee agency and aid groups would process migrants to prevent them from trying to cross the Mediterranean to Europe.
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The Bloc Quebecois pushed ahead of the Tories in Quebec after last week's French-language debate, a development that could spell trouble for Conservatives, who need pickups in the province to stand a chance at forming government.
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During President Trump's trip to Asia, in which he proclaimed that the United States was no longer entering into multinational trade agreements, the 11 remaining countries of the Trans-Pacific Partnership pushed ahead with forming the pact.
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Despite industry warnings that such a reduction could cost thousands of jobs, the British government pushed ahead with it, saying the machines, offering games such as roulette, were a blight preying on the most vulnerable in society.
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However Turkey has pushed ahead with the US$1.1 billion project, saying the dam will help meet the country's burgeoning energy needs, producing 3.8bn kilowatt hours of electricity a year and encourage investment in the predominantly Kurdish area.
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But Johnson pushed ahead, embracing a plan put forward by smaller opposition parties, specifically the pro-Remain Liberal Democrats and the Scottish National Party, to amend that 2011 act to allow for a one-off election in December.
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VALLETTA (Reuters) - EU interior ministers on Thursday pushed ahead with plans to finance camps in Africa, where the U.N. refugee agency and aid groups would process migrants to prevent them from trying to cross the Mediterranean to Europe.
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The only reason to do so would be for fear that tightening gradually in the face of rising inflation would not prevent the emergence of an inflationary spiral between wages and prices, pushed ahead by rising inflation expectations.
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They were both higher though, thanks to the boost to exporters of lower domestic currencies, upbeat results from oil giant BP and relief that Trump hadn't pushed ahead with his steel and aluminium tariffs for now at least.
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But efforts to pass legislation to press the Saudis have flagged in Congress, and the administration has pushed ahead with billions of dollars in weapons sales and declined to make public the intelligence findings on the journalist's death.
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Three states — Florida, Illinois and Arizona — pushed ahead with their elections amid public health guidelines to avoid large crowds, and the virus, if nothing else, often yielded an in-person electoral thinning that allowed many participants to conform.
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Donald Trump warned Boris Johnson of serious consequences if he pushed ahead with the decision on the weekend, saying that giving the deal the go-ahead could cause a serious rift in intelligence sharing between Washington and London.
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The forward price/earnings ratio of the S&P 500 now exceeds 19, the high for this bull market, while the expected rebound in profit growth keeps getting pushed ahead into the future by the global industrial slowdown.
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India pushed ahead with its decision to scrap banknotes even as the Reserve Bank of India's (RBI) own board expressed concern whether the cash could be replaced quickly enough, the central bank has said in written testimony to parliament.
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Republicans pushed ahead on Thursday with their plan for a massive overhaul of the U.S. healthcare system backed by President Donald Trump, despite Democratic concern that the cost of the bill and its impact on the budget remain unknown.
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If we look at just the top 50 most labor-exposed and 50 least exposed, it's clear that as a group the companies with lower ratios have underperformed, while the opposite group has pushed ahead of the overall index.
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Reuters reported that the Treasury proposal would likely make regulators in Asia rethink their position on the implementation time frame, amid fears their banks may be put at a disadvantage if they pushed ahead while other countries held back.
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While China has offered to purchase more American products and lower some barriers to foreign companies, White House officials have so far rejected these offers as insufficient and pushed ahead with imposing tariffs on $34 billion of Chinese goods.
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A public relations wrangler attempted to guide her to a table at the Palm Court, the opulent tea parlor within the hotel, but Ms. Vanderpump, a reality television star, pushed ahead, confidently, toward a banquette in a far corner.
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He has pushed ahead with sanctions against Russia, and in Poland, he watched American and Polish troops in a live-fire exercise near the Russian border — an unsubtle message to Moscow not to test the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Wednesday that he had told French President Francois Hollande that he would not meet Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas if France pushed ahead with an international peace conference in Paris later this month.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - Egyptian security forces have killed 11 suspected militants in a shootout in al-Arish, the capital of North Sinai province, state news agency MENA reported on Wednesday, as authorities pushed ahead with an operation to crush Islamic State.
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" He goes on to say, "The tremendous anger and open hostility that President Trump mentioned - in the letter, he means this morning - is just a backlash in response to a unilateral denuclearization being pushed ahead of the planned North Korean-U.
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However, many banks and insurers doubt such a deal can be agreed anytime soon with the EU and have pushed ahead with plans to open up new EU units outside Britain by 2019 to guarantee access to their customers there.
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Nigeria has pushed ahead with some reforms meant to free up cash to invest in badly needed infrastructure, but critics worry about the pace, given the loss of oil revenues and a currency peg that has caused the economy to contract.
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In planning the meeting, the president pushed ahead despite warnings from his top advisers, which included the vice president and national security adviser John Bolton, that such a meeting at this time might be a bad idea, CNN reported Monday.
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Congressional Republicans pushed ahead on Monday on a U.S. tax code overhaul as a Senate panel considered the issue, but risks lay ahead with major intraparty disputes unsettled and President Donald Trump returning soon from Asia as the debate heats up.
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The process has gained fresh momentum after Greece pushed ahead with the Piraeus port deal, a person familiar with the privatisation told Reuters, adding that there would be presentations and site visits for prospective investors in the next two months.
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Apple knew its document-only reports didn't cut it, and took a leaf from its Silicon Valley neighbors and pushed ahead with its own plan to publish its biannual numbers in a way that ordinary people — like its customers — can read and understand.
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NEW DELHI/MUMBAI (Reuters) - India pushed ahead with its decision to scrap banknotes even as the Reserve Bank of India's (RBI) own board expressed concern whether the cash could be replaced quickly enough, the central bank has said in written testimony to parliament.
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For all the IMF's frustration over the privatisation delays, the government has pushed ahead on other reforms, the Pakistani officials said, though there is another unspoken reason why Islamabad can expect the money to keep coming with little more than a reprimand.
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With the Rio Olympics having barely concluded, antidoping authorities from 17 countries met in Copenhagen this week and pushed ahead with a series of proposals, including one that would prohibit any antidoping employee from having an overlapping leadership role in international sports.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Congressional Republicans pushed ahead on Monday on a U.S. tax code overhaul as a Senate panel considered the issue, but risks lay ahead with major intraparty disputes unsettled and President Donald Trump returning soon from Asia as the debate heats up.
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As investors speculate that the bull market, which has pushed ahead for a decade, will inevitably slow in the months ahead, many investors are looking for alternatives and are showing signs of preferring more niche oriented strategies, fund managers and analysts have said.
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But even as Europe has pushed ahead with a series of antitrust charges against Google, the company has not faced the same scrutiny from regulators at home, giving cover to United States lawmakers and lobbyists accusing Europe of unfairly targeting American companies.
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The men's tour has pushed ahead with its decision to relaunch its own team event, the ATP Cup, in January 2020 in Australia with a 10-day format that is far too similar — with 24 teams and best-of-three-sets matches.
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Seehofer would not be drawn on whether Merkel would fire him if he pushed ahead with his plan to turn away some migrants at the German border should she be unable to reach a European deal at a June 28-29 EU summit.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Chicago teachers went on strike on Thursday and set up picket lines outside many of the city's 500 public schools, as union leaders and officials of the third-largest U.S. school district pushed ahead with negotiations over a new contract.
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As the Americans pushed ahead with the deployment this week in an apparent attempt to embed the system before a new government takes power, China retaliated by forcing South Korean businesses there to close and banning Chinese tourists from visiting the South.
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But last week, Poland challenged the very notion of what it means to be part of the bloc when the country pushed ahead with controversial measures to overhaul its judicial system and essentially put the courts under the control of the governing party.
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READ: 'It's like we have a target on our backs': Black Italians face a surge in racism let loose by Salvini But with Lega's support soaring, the party has brushed aside any criticism and pushed ahead unapologetically with its populist anti-immigration campaign.
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WASHINGTON/MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump's administration pushed ahead with its attempts to crack down on migration at the southern border on Monday, defending in court a virtual ban it imposed on asylum seekers and issuing its second sweeping order within a week.
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Ballot-printing voting machines have also provoked controversy in states like Georgia — where the state pushed ahead with spending $150 million on the devices despite voluminous criticism from security experts — and Pennsylvania, where Philadelphia city election commissioners overrode objections from the state auditor general.
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Shi tied with He in the first two dives, before the 33-year-old pushed ahead in her third to achieve 84 points, the highest score, and eventually reached a total of 406.05, 18.15 points ahead of He and 103.2 points more than the last-placed diver.
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Meanwhile, the Trump administration pushed ahead on Friday with a plan to slap a 5% tariff on imports from Mexico, as the two sides started a third day of talks to reach a deal to stem the flow of mostly Central American migrants into the United States.
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But faced with soaring debt and government scrutiny of aggressive dealmaking, HNA has pushed ahead with asset sales that have included real estate and stakes in hotels groups, and discussions on key overseas units such as Ingram Micro and its luxury $300 million-plus corporate "Dream Jet".
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Qatar has pushed ahead with an ambitious scale-up of its infrastructure ahead of 2022 that includes $6-8 billion on stadiums and sporting facilities, part of efforts to use the tournament to diversify its energy economy and project itself on to the world stage through sport.
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U.S. and Canadian negotiators pushed ahead in grinding talks to rescue the North American Free Trade Agreement on Thursday, but a few stubborn issues stood in the way of a deal, including dairy quotas, protection for Canadian media companies, and how to resolve future trade disputes.
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ST. LOUIS (Reuters) - For nearly two years the U.S. Federal Reserve has pushed ahead with steady rate increases in an economy that has done better than expected, boosted by government spending, tax cuts, and global growth that made the Fed's policy choices seem almost a footnote.
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WASHINGTON — As Lennar Corporation, one of the nation's largest home builders, pushed ahead with an $8 billion plan to revitalize a barren swath of San Francisco, it found a trusted voice to vouch for its work: the Brookings Institution, the most prestigious think tank in the world.
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Just last week, his administration proposed gutting the federal review of projects like pipelines and drilling projects; he threatened to veto a water safety measure around PFOS, a harmful chemical containment; and the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) pushed ahead to weaken protections from coal-related water pollution.
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His work with the Northern Triangle countries has been a cornerstone of his tenure in the administration, for which he's made numerous trips to the region and pushed ahead with controversial asylum agreements in an effort to stem the flow of migrants arriving at the US southern border.
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Asked if Wefox-owned One is now an unfair competitor on the Wefox platform, Teicke says it will remain independent and won't be pushed ahead of other insurance products either by Wefox itself or the 100s of independent brokers who use the platform to manage their customers' insurance needs.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. and Canadian negotiators pushed ahead in grinding talks to rescue the North American Free Trade Agreement on Thursday, but a few stubborn issues stood in the way of a deal, including dairy quotas, protection for Canadian media companies, and how to resolve future trade disputes.
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While the Paris agreement aims to reduce the use of coal and oil, which produce the carbon dioxide emissions that are the chief cause of global warming, negotiators in Vienna pushed ahead on a deal to ban the use of hydrofluorocarbons, chemicals used in air-conditioners and refrigerators.
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Faced with soaring debts and China's crackdown on aggressive dealmaking firms, HNA has pushed ahead with asset sales that have so far included real estate, stakes in hotels groups and discussions on key overseas units such as Ingram Micro and its luxury $300-million-plus corporate "Dream Jet".
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WASHINGTON — President Trump pushed ahead with plans to impose tariffs on Mexico over the objections of several top advisers, including his son-in-law, Jared Kushner, opting to side with hard-line officials who were advocating the move, according to multiple administration officials and people briefed on their plans.
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LONDON — Prime Minister Boris Johnson of Britain on Tuesday pushed ahead with a multidecade high-speed rail project that is now expected to cost more than $130 billion, underscoring his commitment to government intervention in rust-belt areas of the middle and north of England that helped elect him.
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In July 2013 CMR became the first company in Hong Kong to be wound up by the SFC, which pushed ahead with the liquidation before it had finished investigating whether the company had overstated its financial position in its IPO prospectus, in a bid to take control of CMR's assets.
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The teenage detainee originally at issue in the case, known as Jane Doe, obtained an abortion in October after winning in a federal appeals court, and the ACLU pushed ahead with efforts to have a judge approve the case as a class action on behalf of pregnant teenagers facing similar circumstances.
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While Moon has faced some domestic concern that national security could be affected by his North Korean pacts, from a no-fly zone to fewer guard posts and landmines along the heavily fortified border, he has also pushed ahead with plans to modernize and invest in the South's already large military.
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Tingmao tied with He in the first two dives, before the 24-year-old pushed ahead in her third dive to achieve 84 points, the highest score of the competition, and eventually scored a total of 406.05, 18.15 points ahead of He and 103.2 points more than the last-placed diver.
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Houston pushed ahead 3-2 on a Brantley RBI single that scored Altuve in the top of the third, but its defense collapsed behind Miley in the bottom of that frame, surrendering two runs on three errors as the Rangers claimed a 4-3 lead without the benefit of a hit.
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But faced with soaring debt and increased government scrutiny of aggressive deal-making, HNA has pushed ahead with asset sales that have so far included real estate and stakes in hotels groups, and discussions on key overseas units such as Ingram Micro and its luxury $300 million-plus corporate "Dream Jet".
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Yet Janet Yellen has pushed ahead with plans to start shrinking the Federal Reserve's balance sheet in September, Mario Draghi has sent mixed signals since his hawkish remarks at Sintra in June, and last month Haruhiko Kuroda once again pushed back the Bank of Japan's timetable for hitting its inflation target.
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But as the House Judiciary Committee pushed ahead this week with a wide-ranging investigation it said was designed to determine whether to recommend impeaching President Trump, Democrats found themselves tripped up again and again by a seemingly straightforward question: Is what they are doing an impeachment inquiry, or not?
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Syrian troops pushed ahead in their offensive in Aleppo on Saturday capturing the strategic Um al-Shuqeef hill near the Palestinian refugee camp of Handarat that government forces captured from rebels earlier this week, according to state TV. The hill is on the northern edge of the Aleppo, Syria's largest city and former commercial center.
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Growth in Britain, the world's fifth-biggest economy, has slowed since the referendum decision in 23 to leave the EU. But the BoE pushed ahead with its rate hike because it believes the economy is operating almost at its "speed limit", or full capacity, raising the prospect of more home-grown inflation pressure ahead.
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The tax fight is reminiscent of some previous congressional moments when majority parties pushed ahead with contentious proposals only to see their numbers drastically reduced in the next election — 1994 in the Clinton era, 2006 under President George W. Bush and 2010 during President Barack Obama's first term as president following the health care debate.
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But after a city task force evaluated the public health evidence and concluded in favor of launching a safe injection program, the city of San Francisco pushed ahead on its own, first saying it would open a site by July 1, then falling back on opening a "model site" at a local church for public viewing in late August.
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If the administration had pushed ahead with trying to get the question onto the form, legal experts expected the administration to face questions from judges about what they should do with repeated representations by the government throughout the litigation — including before the Supreme Court — that the Census Bureau had to finalize the questionnaire by the end of June.
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I opened high-yield savings accounts at two different banks to start earning 20 times more on my money, and I can tell you they live up to the hypeBusiness Insider contributor Elizabeth Aldrich writes that it took her a while to jump on the savings account train, but once she did, she pushed ahead full-throttle.
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In his tenure as the nation's top prosecutor, Sessions pushed ahead with policies that embodied his tough-on-crime agenda and hardline stance on immigration, including the "zero tolerance" border policy that led to thousands of migrant family separations, a new charging policy requiring prosecutors to pursue mandatory minimums for certain nonviolent drug offenders, and ending the Deferred Action for Children Arrivals program.
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New Hampshire primary (Suffolk, 500 registered voters) Pete Buttigieg: 25% ( 2) Bernie Sanders: 24% (-) Elizabeth Warren: 14% ( 113) Joe Biden: 11% (-2) Amy Klobuchar: 6% (-)Andrew Yang: 3% (-) Tom Steyer: 2% (-1) Tulsi Gabbard: 2% (-2) Michael Bennet: 1% (-) We all know that a 83-to-24 race is an effective tie; it would be overstating things to say that Buttigieg has pushed ahead of Sanders.
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Trump pushed ahead with the tariffs anyway, and, as the EU readied its response, May found herself calling for restraint on both sides, fearing a tit-for-tat escalation that would expose Britain's reliance on free trade as it leaves the EU. At a G7 summit in Canada last month British officials were delighted that attendees had "pulled it out of the bag" by convincing Trump to sign up to a joint communique at the end of the summit.
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