We're really focused on pushing out a unified a message.
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Part three: Barcelona is pushing out cars and putting in superblocks.
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Here's the issue: pushing out a patch doesn't fix the vulnerability.
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Pushing out a lot of memes and a lot of content.
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As a result, Apple has started pushing out payments to consumers.
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It's now pushing out internationally, with the acquisition today of Ahoy!
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His campaign kept pushing out news of his latest establishment endorsement.
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The junta started nationalizing businesses, effectively pushing out about 300,000 citizens.
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The government was pushing out mandatory health alerts about nearby outbreaks.
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Pushing out some of the least effective is a good thing.
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Italy, Spain, Denmark, and the Netherlands are pushing out two each.
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In other words, the party should be pushing out more propaganda.
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"This is just pushing out the problem until next year," she added.
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The strongest impact they have is that of pushing out mediocre men.
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It's official: All of your favorite singers are pushing out makeup lines.
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The fast pace of growth and gentrification is pushing out longtime residents.
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I think that it is a good platform for pushing out work.
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We'll be pushing out breaking news and CES videos on our Twitter account.
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As salmon cooks, the flesh contracts, pushing out albumin to the fillet's surface.
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I mean it's not something that we are pushing out to the clients.
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Every major software company has been pushing out updates to fix the problem.
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She raps as if she's pushing out each line with a vigorous heave.
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At first you'll feel weird, like you're pushing out your chest too much.
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The right hand is phallic, pushing out into the world, and it's dry.
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" Only in the 1600s did singular "you" start pushing out "thou" and "thee.
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So it's possible Tesla could be pushing out two new vehicles before 2020.
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"Pushing out the coins was harder and more expensive than I thought," he explained.
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Kirsten Gillibrand stood up to many in her own party in pushing out Sen.
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Fancy nomenclature aside, it's basically pushing out hot air in short bursts, or "burps".
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So instead of pushing out features once a day, it became once a month.
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And yet new saplings are pushing out of the ground all over the state.
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The political consequences of pushing out Sessions restrained Trump, especially before the 2018 elections.
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It's a game about pushing out through dangerous territory, finding islands of relative safety.
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The company seeks out and rewards star performers while unapologetically pushing out the rest.
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The Italian lizards are not pushing out native New York lizards; there were none.
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"Netflix is pushing out new shows fast enough to keep [consumers] subscribing," Smith said.
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BestBuy also shared the credentials to access his server pushing out the firmware updates.
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One part of that shift will be pushing out elements of the old guard.
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Pushing out the slow-growth company should make the rest more appealing to investors.
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What's relevant to me is are you pushing out bad information about my policies?
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The ECB may also discuss formally pushing out the timing of its next rate hike.
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When he cries, it is quiet and gasping, his tiny ribs pushing out his chest.
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Sure, childbirth gets all the attention – after all, it involves painfully pushing out a baby.
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Essential has also been pushing out frequent updates since launch to improve performance and stability.
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As well as pushing out debt maturities, it has also reduced leverage through asset sales.
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After pushing out ISIS, the Kurds held an area of Syria near the Turkish border.
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What is NASA's reasoning for pushing out towards the Moon with the Deep Space Gateway?
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Apple is pushing out the "Apple Events" channel so that you can watch the event.
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And so when you have governments pushing out all these conspiracy theories, they're quite distracting.
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And so when you have governments pushing out all these conspiracy theories, they're quite distracting.
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The warehouses are pushing out as much inventory as possible in a 24-hour period.
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So you're not just like pushing out content that no one understands with bad copywriting.
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Having begun operations in India and Asia, it's now pushing out to Europe and beyond.
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It was about pushing out over the perimeter, but only while tending to our own.
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Update: DJI tells me they're pushing out a firmware update that should cure the shaking issue.
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But since its release, Google has been quietly pushing out dozens of new features and tweaks.
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The details We are pushing out the survey each week through the week of November 28.
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"We hope to be pushing out warnings to people's phones in the near future," Allen concluded.
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But pushing out Jetblack to the rest of the country is not Walmart's long-term goal.
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But Mr. Mickens was accused of achieving that success in part by pushing out difficult students.
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The company said it recently refinanced, pushing out maturities until 2023 and winning improved interest rates.
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My body was still tender from pushing out my baby for weeks and months after delivery.
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Microsoft on Friday said it was pushing out automatic Windows updates to defend clients from WannaCry.
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Over the years, parts of Morristown have gentrified, pushing out middle- and low-income black families.
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On this occasion, the SEC said that it is pushing out its decision until September 30.
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But he denied coordinating any text message pushing out the audio to voters in the district.
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It's also pushing out more video across its sites as well as producing for Facebook Live.
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Media are usually pretty good at pushing out -- at condemning conspiracy theories that arrive on the right.
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Every president in Peru this century has received special powers from Congress for pushing out initial reforms.
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The company is pushing out an update Wednesday that makes its much-talked-about timeline redesign official.
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A lot of wealthier city dwellers can thus move in without pushing out incumbent residents or businesses.
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Why it matters: Facebook is trying to gobble up more ad dollars by pushing out original content.
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Photo: Adam Clark Estes (Gizmodo)Glitches can be fixed, and Jabra is pushing out firmware updates regularly.
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"Part of it is cool, admittedly, even better restaurants, but they're pushing out the old," Rice said.
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Yellen's comments hurt the dollar by pushing out expectations for the central bank's next interest rate hike.
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Ivanka Trump & Jared Kushner had NOTHING to do with the so called "pushing out" of Don McGahn.
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Instead of pushing out the comic for a sure sales bump from the movie, Marvel canceled it.
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This election is happening as we speak, and that ground game is there pushing out people out.
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In effect, pushing out older majority immigrant families and forcing many to relocate and other still homeless.
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Definers reportedly advised opposition research style tactics, which means pushing out damaging content about competitors and critics.
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He's also a favorite of conservative movement leaders, who have had some qualms about pushing out Sessions.
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He's accessible, he's in the trenches, he's sharing the memes, pushing out stories that other people aren't.
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That's because these companies are pushing out cash payments, arguing that touchless pay makes shopping hassle-free.
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Some suppliers are still operating as if Boeing were pushing out 22.93 of the planes a month.
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In pushing out his attorney general, the president cast aside one of his earliest and strongest supporters.
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Volkswagen AG, still reeling from its diesel emissions scandal, is pushing out CEO Herbert Diess, CNBC reports.
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The pill counter was dwindling, and I didn't realize it as I was pushing out pill after pill.
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On the television screen, the mule's faraway body retracted the suggestion of life it had been pushing out.
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Puerto Ricans have been making headlines for pushing out their governor for his role in several political scandals.
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Amazon has been aggressively pushing out more Alexa devices this year, everything from wardrobe assistants to alarm clocks.
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The pair also played a formative role building out Trump's campaign operation after pushing out an early rival.
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The aide said that leadership also tried to keep items that progressives were pushing out of the resolution.
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And even if old exclusives expire, Oculus seems committed to pushing out new ones on a regular basis.
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There's reason to act fast, as automakers continue pushing out autonomous capabilities to existing vehicles with little oversight.
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Summer may have just ended, but your favorite online stores are already pushing out Halloween and holiday decor.
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But as we've reported before, it's not as simple as pushing out more 0's and 1's.
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Together The Garbage Times and White Ibis are about coping with daily struggles and pushing out of complacency.
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When Chile shifted toward free college, it increased demand for selective public universities, pushing out low-income students.
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Device makers have a big advantage in pushing out voice technology because they have direct access to consumers.
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However, the screen resolution is a step below what Huawei's competitors like Samsung or Google are pushing out.
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Despite declining user numbers, Line has grown revenue by pushing out services that connect to its messaging platform.
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The same species is overtaking entire mountainsides, pushing out native flora and potentially altering the regional ecosystem irreversibly.
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They're pushing out waste from the colon, rather than the parts of the body that actually absorb calories.
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You see it in higher-end grocery stores pushing out these products; it's the premiumization of the category.
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After pushing out Ms. Yovanovitch, Mr. Giuliani turned his attention to other American diplomats responsible for Ukraine policy.
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I will not recklessly endanger my freedom to consume string cheese while pushing out a maple long john.
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The pointed end is perfect for gently pushing out fabric on the corners of collars or pillow covers.
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They're pushing out bourbon barrels and Jack Daniels' barrels, but there is no one making barrels by hand.
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Cafes and tourist hotels have taken over, pushing out the neighborhood artisans, and their carpentry and leather workshops.
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But it's very helpful for pushing out information about policy and getting people to understand ... KS: And events.
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Using the title The Algebra of Happiness, you're pushing out the idea that there's a formula for this.
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Warren Davidson on Thursday joined the House Freedom Caucus, the group largely responsible for pushing out Boehner last year.
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Renewable power, whose use is mandated under some state laws, is also pushing out nuclear power in certain markets.
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Pushing out of the leather base is a frame that contains the keyboard that has slight incline too it.
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Loan restructuring typically involves a two- to three-year maturity extension, pushing out final maturities to 2019 and beyond.
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The third factor, she added, is that people move here and stay, further pushing out the wave of ripples.
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All of this stuff, at a time when China is rising and Russia is pushing out, matters a lot.
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Trump's tax-cutting and deregulatory policies are already pushing out the supply curve, creating real growth that isn't inflationary.
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One of the tougher issues she will face may be pushing out longtime employees and hiring replacements — or not.
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She said she disagrees with the idea that Shutterstock is pushing out employees who have a difference of opinion.
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The dozens of accounts suspensions handed down by Twitter Friday focus on pro-Bloomberg posts pushing out identical messages.
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Pushing out an endless stream of lackluster content isn't doing anything to elevate his own career or his community.
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Of course, when you get to this point in the cycle, people start pushing out their horizons, you know.
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Jeffrey does gives the president credit for pushing out al-Maliki, who was widely seen as ineffective and sectarian.
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Josh had only one thing on his mind -- Heather pushing out that baby, which is now 5 days overdue.
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It&aposs basically saying the Trump administration is pushing out immigrants because they don&apost want them in the military.
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It sports an Intel Core i7 and 16GB of RAM, so it's pushing out plenty of power under the hood.
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Meanwhile, the Wi-Fi Alliance said that "major platform providers" had already started pushing out patches for the WPA2 vulnerability.
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Atlassian has been pushing out various forms of integration in recent times, as it heats up its competition with Slack.
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The influx of new workers has upped the population and made rent prices soar, pushing out those on the margins.
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They rapidly conquered the Iberian peninsula, pushing out the ruling Visigoths and laying the foundations for centuries of Muslim rule.
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And of course, they are also pushing out big marketing pitches — pitches heavy on cost-cutting verbiage and job creation.
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Conservatives complain of its domination of British media pushing out competitors, and of left-wing bias in its news reports.
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When the Internet Research Agency is pushing out millions of messages the pace of law enforcement is simply too slow.
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Twitter and other social media companies have been pushing out an increasing amount of data during the 2016 presidential elections.
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But at the same time, it could create problems by increasing office rent and pushing out existing tenants, he wrote.
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I know this, because I read it on the walls of Cypher's rooms before pushing out into the main game.
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Some WeWork board members are now in favor of pushing out CEO Adam Neumann, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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Certainly, pushing out the stabilizing force of Bannon will make others in his mold think twice about joining the administration.
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In "Wall," a pale, greenish hand with glowing fingertips is inside a wall pushing out, as in a supernatural thriller.
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Keeping the nuclear plants open means new renewable energy will be pushing out natural gas, and emissions with it. p.s.
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Instead of pushing out the local shops, they are relying on the uniqueness of the flower district to lure visitors.
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And some Warren supporters argue there will be a backlash to pushing out the last viable woman in the race.
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Smaller distributors like to counterprogram in the summer by pushing out acclaimed indies and documentaries, then hoping for the best.
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Microsoft has also started pushing out Xbox video game updates at off-peak hours to reduce strain on its cloud.
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Axios, which first reported the plan, reported Zuckerberg wanted to say something meaningful rather than pushing out a comment quickly.
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"We don&apost see a recession, pushing out 12, 24 months," Finke told Business Insider in an exclusive joint interview.
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Axios, which first reported the news, said Zuckerberg wanted to say something meaningful rather than pushing out a comment quickly.
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That still didn't stop the company from unintentionally pushing out a major update that screwed up users' feeds this morning.
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" Even the kind of stories that Stokes, Ramey and Rader are pushing out has antecedents in television programs like "Man vs.
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Tesla is pushing out a software update to all Model S and X cars following two recent high-profile battery fires.
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"Now, it's pushing out a watery substance, because the water is staying in your intestines and moving out faster," she says.
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Unless, of course, you're a brand (but not an Instagram advertiser) that is pushing out time-sensitive posts to your followers.
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The company is also pushing out an automatic update that could take six hours to reach everyone affected by the glitch.
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Ha. Now here we are in 2016, with a newly nationalist Russia aggressively pushing out on many fronts under Vladimir Putin.
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The U.S. has astonishingly become a global oil exporting power, pushing out 1 million barrels of oil onto the global market.
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In addition, the company could have gotten on Google's radar by pushing out an update that offered a better user experience.
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Desperate to continue pushing out memes, some outlets used Facebook on mobile to post the precious links — one tactic that worked.
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I might have had $5, signed up for a subscription to Goodbits and MailChimp, and just started pushing out this newsletter.
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When we learn through the intelligence community that Russia is pushing out a deepfake, we can alert the companies to it.
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Those types of brands are pushing out Zola, a 3-year-old start-up focused on creating personalized wedding registries online.
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This person also said the group will be pushing out more data proving how the tax could hurt the average stockholder.
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Amazon Studios is no hero for pushing out its chief, Roy Price, after he was accused of sexually harassing a producer.
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ITF data from the Davis Cup also shows that taller players are pushing out the marathon rallies of the sport's past.
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The troubled office space company is said to be considering several candidates for the top job after pushing out its founder.
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Facebook is pushing out more features for live video, including the revolutionary ability to "doodle" and post stickers to streaming video.
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Over the next two months, the game industry is pushing out one of the more crowded product lineups of recent years.
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This comes as management has continued to optimize the balance sheet for the new regime by pushing out some excess deposits.
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Once consoles could connect to the Internet, neutering cheat devices was as easy as pushing out system updates or game patches.
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He revealed plans for a social networking site this week too, and is meant to be pushing out an app next.
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GM wanted assistance in pushing out the union occupation, but instead the government just took over the factory, in his description.
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"I think it is destructive and unproductive to be pushing out leaders or members who have been very effective," Collins said.
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House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi was reportedly wary of pushing out Conyers because she feared blowback from the Congressional Black Caucus.
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A shortage of affordable housing across the Bay Area is pushing out middle and low-income workers like teachers and restaurant employees.
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With familiar Silicon Valley logic, progress from Buttigieg's ascension is inevitable, the result of bold new ideas pushing out tired old ones.
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This all went down as the Suns shook up their coaching staff, pushing out head coach, Earl Watson, and assistants on Sunday.
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Plus, it takes more than building some data centers and pushing out some products to change a company the size of Oracle.
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"ISM Manufacturing this morning showed a record for the series in the employment category, pushing out expectations for economic growth," he added.
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They are pushing out the campaign via an exclusive on tech news site Recode and with a marketing campaign on Twitter — seriously.
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Dish's Sling TV is pushing out even further into living rooms with the release of its own streaming device, the AirTV Player.
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NBC and the IOC are pushing out more than 100 hours of VR and 360-degree content in the next few weeks.
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A. Last summer, Google began pushing out monthly updates to plug security holes and fix other issues with its Android operating system.
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ZeroDown is available only in the Bay Area, which is experiencing a massive affordable-housing crisis that is pushing out longtime residents.
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" The President rebuked Bannon on Wednesday, pushing out a statement saying, "Steve Bannon has nothing to do with me or my Presidency.
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Pushing out a kid and then caring for the little poop monster is overwhelming, even if you have a solid support system.
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Moreover, The Times has faced lawsuits for supposedly pushing out minorities amid buyouts and layoffs as a result of restructuring business goals.
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" Step 6 - Clean Up "The danger of getting glass in the actual bottle is pretty low because the pressure is pushing out.
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So we'll be pushing out a thousand swabs to Miami-Dade, another thousand swabs to Broward, another thousand swabs to Hillsborough (counties).
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Surging rents are now pushing out some longtime residents, though Haitians' foothold throughout the rest of South Florida is not in doubt.
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In 2008's "The Dark Knight," Ledger threw his entire face into the laugh, pushing out whoops as if giving painful birth.
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That makes the existing housing more expensive and worsens geographic inequality, by pushing out (or keeping out) lower- and middle-income households.
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That means ridding it of uncontrolled development and "low end" entrepreneurship, while pushing out millions of migrants from other parts of China.
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This, his second novel, is about a man who wakes up after a bad night with horns pushing out of his forehead.
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"You continue to see China pulling in more crude, but at the same time as well, they're' pushing out more products," he said.
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They come in and they buy up whole portfolios of properties with the intention of pushing out the residents and the commercial tenants.
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Uber is pushing out an updated customer support system today, and the handiest feature is an automated way to find out your rating.
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Facebook is pushing out a few updates to its live video platform today, including a new feature that lets broadcasters maintain continuous streams.
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This new bug forced the system to pivot again, ignoring the old configurations and pushing out the new, but still incomplete IP blocks.
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Chinese tech giants like Huawei and ZTE have been aggressively pushing out their own 5G technologies worldwide in hopes of becoming industry leaders.
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I'm amazed at how much content they are pushing out in podcast form and articles for a website running no ads against them.
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Earlier this year, Mr Putin created a national guard force, pushing out longtime allies heading the drug enforcement agency and federal migration service.
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With a relatively rough toolset, we were pushing out stuff every month, without fail, for the first few years of Asheron's Call's life.
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The comic increasingly would act as Sim's tracts, with lengthy text segments accompanying each issue, sometimes pushing out the visual elements almost entirely.
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Finally, there is Russia's favored approach: undermine trust in information by pushing out so much disinformation that people don't know what to believe.
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The situation could also drive more consolidation in the industry, pushing out smaller players unable to get their hands on sufficient parent stock.
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Lyndon Johnson took a similar action, by pushing out Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara through an appointment as head of the World Bank.
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That checklist turned out to be very useful particularly for the People's Bank of China [China's central bank] in pushing out its reforms.
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Most of the palms were still standing, and in most cases two or three small fronds were already pushing out from their tops.
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RPT-AMERICAN AIRLINES CEO ON COST REDUCTIONS- LOOKING AT PUSHING OUT PILOT TRAINING CLASSES AS WELL LOOKING AT ALL OF OUR AIRPORT COSTS
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It thinks pushing out Dorsey will make Wall Street value Twitter more favorably, which would make the value of Elliott's Twitter shares rise.
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The same bends that kill them make their diets a mystery, bursting their swim bladders and pushing out the contents of their guts.
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In addition to focusing on digital improvements, Niccol is highlighting the company's real ingredients and pushing out menu innovations like diet-friendly bowls.
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Business ____ Affordable housing is vanishing as landlords exploit a broken system, pushing out rent-regulated tenants and catapulting apartments into the free market.
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Trump&aposs defense team has focused on Hunter Biden and Burisma throughout the trial, pushing out a slew of disinformation in the process.
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It's possible that Google could just change Android so that it has sole control of pushing out updates, but that seems really unlikely.
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"Thanks, I guess, for finally pushing out a feature that existed in one of your clients until you let it rot," Harper commented.
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Granted, the myth of K'un L'un and Rand's world were created by white men who were pushing out a mythologized view of Asian culture.
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The tracks were definitely calming and relaxing; plus they did do the job of pushing out the noises that can stop you from sleeping.
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To that end, it's pushing out a News Feed redesign that really just makes it all flatter and more gray, the company announced Tuesday.
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Still, more leaders and tech philanthropists should follow Mark Zuckerberg's lead in sticking up for the longtime residents their companies are inadvertently pushing out.
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But in the mid-33s, something astonishing began to happen: Brands started pushing out 30, 40, even upward of 50 cereal varieties each year.
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In practice, they can force the engineer or IT administrator in charge of vetting and pushing out a product's updates to undermine its security.
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Pushing out deeper into space – and keeping astronauts alive in the process – is entirely another; the return on investment would be speculative at best.
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Demonstrators were angry at Snap and the encroaching "Silicon Beach," claiming the new tech companies are changing the community and pushing out small businesses.
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Okay, but it's not like you're pushing out your ad formats somewhere else, it's not, you're not creating ads that live on another site.
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Google is currently pushing out OTA updates for Nexus devices, but you can flash the new build if you're not too keen on waiting.
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His trembling lips pushing out deep breaths of pain, and with snow gathering on his shoulders, he wiped his tears with a white tissue.
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A recent Moody's research note said J.Crew is looking to lower its leverage by pushing out its nearest debt maturity from 2019 to 2021.
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The first details on iOS 22 are right around the corner, but that doesn't mean Apple's done pushing out new features for iOS 2700.
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O'Leary acknowledged that the ministry was pushing out many Westerners, whose number he estimated was now less than 40 and included criminals and troublemakers.
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We got Draya outside Revolt TV's studio in Hollywood and it was obvious the kinda shape she's in after pushing out her son, Jru.
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Laughing at the weirdness of the flat earth believers became a way of pushing out the unwelcome idea that they might actually be right.
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This time, though, Tesla's pushing out an over-the-air fix that should shore up both the car's locking mechanism and the fob itself.
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Bloomberg's development efforts, overall, were seen by some to benefit businesses and rich people while pushing out lower-income people and communities of color.
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The company is seeking more time to meet the terms of that covenant, by pushing out a March deadline it faces, the sources added.
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It begins with pushing out a ton of marketing imagery, says CEO Nicolas Dreyfus, like plastering the streets with photos of those beautiful couples.
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China, obviously, the worrisome nature of what's going on China is that there are so many people ... They're just pushing out AI experts everywhere.
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Those bets were slowly unwound, pushing out to the first quarter of 2019, with the consensus later building around mid-2019 as economic data disappointed.
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If no-one is being forced to deliver metal against a short position, the alternative explanation would be that this is China pushing out surplus.
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Until opening day, April will keep pushing out the views, sponsorships and T-shirts, even if she's taking her time to push out this calf.
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Globalization and mass communication made the world smaller and English, Mandarin, and Arabic have become lingua franca, pushing out smaller languages that connect minority communities.
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Local device ad targeting will work by Brave pushing out ad catalogs (one per region and natural language) to available devices on a recurring basis.
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After a surge in fresh funding in 26.7032, firms like LinkSpace are pushing out prototypes, planning more tests and even proposing operational launches this year.
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Rather that pushing out of the stance, the stance is shortened by bringing the rear foot in—placing the driving point closer to the opponent.
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The interface also feels a little clunky, but again, Roku is famous for pushing out big updates across all devices, so that might get better.
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For instance, a Japan-Australia FTA will give a huge advantage to Australian beef and lamb farmers in the Japanese markets, pushing out American farmers.
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But Malacalza has lost confidence in the current CEO, after pushing out his two predecessors, prompting the ECB to complain of too many management changes.
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While Microsoft had stopped supporting older versions of Windows, it said it is pushing out special automatic updates to those systems to block the worm.
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Bank officials worried about the optics of collecting from a sitting president, so they considered pushing out the due dates to 2025, the report said.
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How else do you get a 19-year-old Londoner raised on American rap music pushing out perfected post-R&B to Middle Eastern audiences?
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"Right now Pelosi and Schumer are not moving at all, says they are locked in and are pushing out same legislation," King told The Hill.
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Sidibé quickly shook up the institution, pushing out some of Piot's appointees while elevating others -- particularly Brazilian Dr. Luiz Loures, who became Sidibé's top adviser.
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In the 1930s he argued that Mexicans needed to protect their natural resources from foreign control and expropriated the oil industry, pushing out foreign investors.
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Android might be the most common mobile phone operating system, but pushing out updates to users is often up to carriers and manufacturers, not Google.
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Google has since patched the holes and Google, Samsung and LG all pledged to start pushing out updates once a month to fix security vulnerabilities.
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Now, pushing out Mr. Harford and Ms. Messina is another potential setback in Mr. Khosrowshahi's effort to clean up Uber's reputation and its financial performance.
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"The state's persistent financial woes and refusal to recalibrate to 21st-century realities have been pushing out people and businesses for years," the editorial said.
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The administration responded to a Monday news conference by three of Trump's accusers by pushing out talking points saying the women's claims are not true.
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After a surge in fresh funding in 2018, firms like LinkSpace are pushing out prototypes, planning more tests and even proposing operational launches this year.
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CNN admitted that it did not follow protocol in pushing out a story alleging that a Trump associate had improper ties with a Russian bank.
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Mr. Mnangagwa chose Mr. Chiwenga, the retired army general who was instrumental in pushing out Mr. Mugabe, and gave Ms. Muchinguri-Kashiri a ministerial position.
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You're leaning back with your core as you pull the handle bar to your stomach, or you're pushing out with the foot pedals while leaning back.
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It gives a 3-D effect to her butt, because we're working not just the lifting part of it, but the pushing out part of it.
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But Iraqi forces are hoping that residents will help them in pushing out the militants, who subjected people under their rule to extreme violence and deprivation.
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Spiking rents and exploding gentrification are financially crippling even those working full-time and pushing out longtime residents of LGBT havens like the Mission and Castro.
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On Monday, the team sprung into action again, pushing out video clips and other information to a surge of Democrats and others newly interested in Buttigieg.
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Given that Google is pushing out Chrome OS updates on a regular and reliable schedule, I expect those smaller issues will get fixed at some point.
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This willowy wonder was imported as an ornamental tree, but some species grow incredibly fast, pushing out local plants and harming the biodiversity of an area.
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The company has tried to deal with some of the more prevalent problems recently, like promising to keep its recommendation engine from pushing out conspiratorial content.
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Wet your hands with a little cognac and pack the mix into the bacon-lined terrine, pushing out air bubbles without disturbing the bacon lining. 5.
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You'll see the top refresh rates on PC monitors, all the way up to 2120Hz, as PCs are capable of pushing out the highest fps rates.
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I would record for about 15 minutes, and at the end of the day, right after pushing out my SMS, publish to a podcast called SW945.
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In fact, it seems to be pushing out new product faster than ever, putting its foot on the throat of competitors already struggling to keep up.
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More importantly, for Apple, apps like Messages may potentially receive future updates through the App Store, a far easier and faster way of pushing out changes.
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The same trend may be pushing out less-educated workers: the biggest falls in participation have been among male college dropouts and female high-school graduates.
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Chains like Knight Ridder and McClatchy and Scripps took over the smaller markets, pushing out the other voices and imposing a wide-gauge, politically neutral uniformity.
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An earthquake conspiracy theory forum was—or perhaps several of them were—clearly pushing out false and misleading information about what was going to happen next.
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Late on Friday, Microsoft took the highly unusual step of pushing out a free patch for generally unsupported operating systems such as Windows XP Server 2003.
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Secretary of State Rex Tillerson has frozen most hiring and recently offered a buyout in hopes of pushing out nearly 2,000 career diplomats and civil servants.
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Disclosing listing data would allow "more prosecution of bad actors who are pushing out tenants" in a "largely unmonitored rental market," Ms. Rivera, a Democrat, said.
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Buttigieg's operation began pushing out Spanish-language digital ads in December, as well as Spanish-language radio ads, which were also narrated by the former mayor.
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Lifshitz said investors are questioning the general "viability of the overall lending model," and it will have a polarizing effect, eventually pushing out the underperforming ones.
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Kylie Jenner is NOT at the hospital right now pushing out her first child, despite increased online speculation swirling that she's in labor ... TMZ has learned.
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While other companies are pushing out self-driving features piece by piece, making cars gradually more capable, Urmson says Aurora is aiming for full Level 4 autonomy.
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Essential has been diligent about pushing out updates to its phones focused on bug fixes, stability and performance improvements since its Phone started shipping out to customers.
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With Snapchat pushing out its biggest update yet and Pokemon Go finally hitting the App Store, you may have missed some of this week's best new apps.
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With games that aren't updated, you'll get upscaling again—Sony uses a technique it calls checkerboarding to generate more pixels than the game is actually pushing out.
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Stars are born as gas and dust collapse within the nebula, pressurizing the material around them and pushing out gas, seen in the red bubbles, into space.
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Stars are born as gas and dust collapse within the nebula, pressurizing the material around them and pushing out gas, seen in the red bubbles, into space.
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Thanks partly to the one-two punch of natural gas and renewables pushing out coal, America's greenhouse gas emissions have fallen to levels not seen since 1994.
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That effort was already underway Wednesday, with the RNC pushing out a statement arguing that Comey himself promised Trump privately that the President was not under investigation.
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Oettinger also emphasized that 5G harmonization is important, and companies should work together in order not to hurt the technology by pushing out the individual company first.
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Despite pushing out content in this digital medium, The Rock understands that having monetized reach across all mediums important, surely keeping a stronghold on film and television.
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We were friends with a bunch of the EverQuest team and we were both pushing out into a relatively new frontier and making our mistakes very publicly.
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This system of pushing out the full contents of messages while still offering an easy way to download is a clever way of creating a network effect.
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Earlier this month, for example, Tesla responded to reports about its vehicles catching on fire by pushing out an over-the-air update for battery management software.
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Still, the false alarm drew swift rebukes from lawmakers in Hawaii, who said that the incident highlighted flaws in the system for pushing out such emergency alerts.
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Tons of tournament karate classics are visible in his bouts including the Rafael Aghayev favourite of pushing out of a momentary clinch into a lead high kick.
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But despite the station's friendly public image, some employees are alleging that management is systematically pushing out older female journalists in favor of younger, less experienced ones.
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"I don't care who they were pushing out of the park, white supremacists or any one of us or Black Lives Matter or Antifa," Mr. Ramos said.
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Just outside the venue sat a home crumbling under the wet snow, with its windows boarded up and saplings pushing out from between the peeling wooden siding.
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Mr. Trump has considered pushing out Stephen K. Bannon, his chief strategist, according to a White House official who discussed internal deliberations on the condition of anonymity.
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It's also pushing out a host of other software updates, including one that will let Spotify users control their Sonos systems with Spotify's mobile and desktop apps.
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Late on Wednesday, Economy Minister Martin Guzman told Congress that while pushing out bond maturities he would not try to cut the primary fiscal deficit this year.
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" Pushing out of your comfort zone a few times in your workout "provides a way for people to boost their fitness in a relatively time-efficient manner.
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"On the ECB, I get why they are talking about LTROs, I get why they are talking about a dovish pivot in pushing out rate hikes," he said.
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Google is pushing out an update to let users force the wider DCI-P3 color gamut for every app, but warns that this might make colors less accurate.
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"As a data communicator... you're pushing out content which could easily violate the known parameters of morality, of incitement, of ethnic prejudice or not be factual," Bbosa said.
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Kramarchuk said that there are still cases in which natural gas has "clear environmental benefits" as long as it's pushing out coal and being produced and shipped safely.
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Despite the Chinese tariffs, S&P Global Platts reports the U.S. is still pushing out record amounts of LNG, nearly 5 billion cubic feet a day in February.
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CPS officials said bond proceeds will reimburse the district's operating fund for out-of-pocket capital costs and free up $206 million by pushing out debt service payments.
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" Her followers slammed Farrah for the "disgusting" shots – including one of Sophia in a bikini pushing out her chest – and accused Farrah was "exploiting and selling [her] child.
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Many articles are pushing out a narrative that the match will be indicative of a larger struggle, Mexicans against Americans in the backdrop of the recent presidential election.
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Harvey The remnants of Hurricane Harvey are (slowly) pushing out of Texas and Louisiana, but the damage that the storm leaves behind will be with us for years.
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The reduction in U.S. greenhouse gas emissions in recent years has been a result of cheaper natural gas pushing out more polluting coal rather than regulations, he said.
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Airbnb is pushing out several new safety features in the wake of a shooting that killed five people at one of its bookings, CEO Brian Chesky announced Wednesday.
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At the same time, enrollment at the school declined by roughly half, to 334 students, and he was accused of pushing out older students who had few credits.
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At the National Security Council, John Bolton has eliminated the position of cybersecurity coordinator, pushing out or firing his top officials on cybersecurity, Tom Bossert and Rob Joyce.
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" • "By pushing out so many proposals so early, Ms. Warren has framed much of the debate in the Democratic primary race, aiding her own rise in the polls.
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By pushing out so many proposals so early, Ms. Warren has framed much of the debate in the Democratic primary race, aiding her own rise in the polls.
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The feds will struggle to dig out of a backlog of hiring and training that's essential to pushing out tax refunds, protecting U.S. borders and guiding air traffic.
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With the Miata and its puny 25-liter four cylinder pushing out 25 horsepower, you can cane it on every back road between here and the Kentucky line.
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Imagine a whale's blowhole was capable of pushing out red wine instead of air and you'll have a pretty good idea about what's going on in this video.
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We came to understand that Facebook's algorithm-driven newsfeed, by pushing out whatever content drew the most engagement from users, does more than amplify existing prejudices or boost extremists.
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The swing has favored big names like McDonald's and Buffalo Wild Wings that have seen consistent growth after pushing out strategic, system-wide changes over the past two years.
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As for the other 7 percent, the company has tried to get the devices out of users' hands by pushing out updates that cause the phone to stop charging.
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Whether you're on Android or using the Google app for iPhone, you actually already have the feature, Google's been secretly pushing out the update over the past couple weeks.
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Peruvian President Pedro Pablo Kuczynski, who has promised to fight widespread graft while pushing out new infrastructure projects, has said he will not budge on the anti-corruption clause.
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He has already redrawn France¹s political map by pushing out of the first round the two candidates of the parties that have shared power in France since 1958.
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Rather than increasing the value of Amazon stock by pushing out cash to shareholders, Bezos's strategy is to increase the value of Amazon by literally making the company bigger.
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President Trump could still help – but don't hold your breath for it -- by pushing out mercantilists and promoting growth-enhancing policies in a truly multilateral system of free trade.
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Thin on qualified cadres of its own, AK relied on the cemaat and its schools to churn out polished, devout candidates for government jobs, pushing out old-guard secularists.
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She is literally licking the big red candy ball, while Davidson' has a lollipop shoved in the side of his mouth, its bulging shape pushing out against his cheek.
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From there, he goes to work on a side-profile portrait of another beautiful female subject, occasionally pushing out on his board to examine the piece from a distance.
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That's because while almost no one has heard of VoteCastr today, for much of Tuesday it will likely be the only source pushing out consistent updates on election news.
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In the short term, that probably won't hamper the incremental decline in US emissions already underway, as natural gas and renewables keep pushing out coal in the power sector.
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But a series of problems including a faulty fire safety system, miles of incorrectly installed cables and a shortage of check-in kiosks kept pushing out the opening date.
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Success was won praise for the academic achievements of its mostly poor, minority students, but it has also attracted criticism for strict discipline and for pushing out difficult students.
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"Not just the advertising but all the downstream consequences of that advertising, all the things that they were pushing out through non-advertising means on these platforms," he said.
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The source claims that Iran is launching an aggressive expansion by pushing out advanced missiles and components to Iran&aposs allies and proxies in Yemen, Iraq, Syria and Lebanon.
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Cut through the raviolo using the cutter, and, working with one raviolo at a time, gently cup the raviolo in your hand, pushing out the air, sealing it shut.
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Even before Tuesday's brutal chemical weapons attack in Syria, the Trump administration had said that pushing out Mr. Assad, Syria's president, was not a priority, reversing Mr. Obama's position.
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It's admittedly not the fairest of comparisons, Disney has decades of classic content behind them while Apple is pushing out weekly updates to a few mostly meh TV shows.
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When I did "orgasm" during PIV sex, it was more from me just bearing down on my pelvic floor and straining a bit, like I was pushing out poop.
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You might be wondering why Black Mirror season 5 only has three episodes, compared to the regular six episodes that Netflix has been pushing out for the last few years.
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To avoid any further misinterpretation, Reveal is updating its SDK and pushing out new versions of the SDK in the next 24 hours, with the iOS update going live tonight.
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He has already shaken up the old order by pushing out prominent figures from key state roles, including the former president's daughter Isabel dos Santos, who was head of Sonangol.
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The company has already gotten nods from celebrity moms like Eva Chen and Tyra Banks (apparently they do stuff?) and is pushing out its clothes with a novel sales pitch.
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Image Source: Microsoft/Graz University of Technology/Natascha EiblLike every major tech company, Microsoft has been pushing out updates to help mitigate the unprecedented vulnerabilities known as Meltdown and Spectre.
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The drug war policies were supposed to crack down on the supply of drugs by pushing out sellers, therefore making the substances more expensive and, as a result, less accessible.
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Some also suggest that inner London's startling gentrification has played a role, attracting better teachers to the capital and pushing out poor families, whose children tend to be less swotty.
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"Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta" star Spice has a lot of people talking the day she's pushing out new music -- but they're not talking about her singing -- it's her white face.
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I've talked a bit about data sovereignty, which mandates that Indian data be stored in Indian data centers by Indian companies, pushing out foreign companies like Amazon, Google, and Alibaba.
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HTS took over most of Idlib province at the weekend after pushing out Ahrar al-Sham, another Islamist group supported by Turkey and a number of Gulf countries, SOHR reported.
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Malacalza, a feisty steel magnate, has fallen out with CEO Paolo Fiorentino, after pushing out his two predecessors, and is now seeking to replace him with UBS banker Fabio Innocenzi.
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Ditto for shows created through Anchor, which offers an easy method for pushing out to different services — the company recently claimed it was powering around 40 percent of new podcasts.
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Herein lies the basis for a sterling crisis, because who in the universe wants to own as much sterling as the economy is pushing out into the world right now?
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As neighborhoods like SoHo, Chelsea, and Williamsburg replaced factories and warehouses with boutiques and luxury condos, heavy industry became increasingly consolidated in the Bronx, pushing out residents and small businesses.
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The new co-CEOs are cleaning up after WeWork's failed IPOMinson and Gunningham are expected to go far beyond just pushing out Neumann's circle in trying to reshape the company.
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Opponent say the measure, Amendment 71, would benefit well-financed industries while pushing out the ideas of grass-roots activists on a wide range of issues, including oil and gas.
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While they are trying to regain trust with consumers by pushing out the new measures, it's likely they would have come in whether the data scandal had happened or not.
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In the Paracel Islands, which China has controlled since the early 1970s after pushing out Vietnam, the Chinese military has installed surface-to-air missile batteries and powerful radar facilities.
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What Sanders is alleging is the latter -- that reporters are, as an industry, pushing out things they know to be false because they hate Trump and want him to fail.
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Ms. Warren could face a difficult path to winning over moderates, but by pushing out so many proposals so early, she is forcing her Democratic rivals to play catch-up.
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The agency, set up under Barack Obama, has continued to crack down on debt collectors, while pushing out a new rule on arbitration and pursuing enforcement actions against payday lenders.
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The abiding irony of Mr. Khashoggi's case is that, while pushing out details of the case to chosen outlets, Mr. Erdogan's government has itself been openly hostile to independent journalists.
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It's a sign of how badgered by the media Oakland artists have been in recent days that an art collective known as the Deathtrap is pushing out a news release.
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On the one hand, you had major players like Apple pushing out health-tracking devices like the Apple Watch, and signaling that more health tech investment is on the way.
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Alternatively, Kelly could end up trying to achieve the president's evident goal of bringing DOJ more in line with his personal whims — whether by pushing out Sessions or by other means.
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Three former senior employees said Musk has a habit of pushing out employees who disagree with him, and that policy has left him critically isolated during a crucial period for Tesla.
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That push ended up pushing out the founders of Facebook acquisition WhatsApp, and encroachment on product decision-making did the same to Instagram's founders who this week announced they were resigning.
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" Warnings for Trump Brooks also sent a warning to Trump about staying true to his promises and attacking Sessions, saying pushing out the attorney general would give his voters "mixed feelings.
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Palo Alto Vice Mayor Greg Scharff, who proposed the plan, told local broadcasters KPIX that housing prices are pushing out longtime residents as well as teachers, doctors, firefighters and government employees.
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Those schools served lower rates of poor and special education students, leading to complaints from state-run schools that the parish schools were pushing out students who were harder to educate.
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It seems like a continuous fountain that is pushing out liquid and sucking it back up, in a similar way that a fountain in the grounds of a grand palace would.
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On its shoulders are seams pushed way, way forward, so that even when you're standing up straight, you're emulating the famous fashion pose, squeezing your waist and pushing out your collarbone.
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Mr. Trump selected General McMaster last February after pushing out Michael T. Flynn, his first national security adviser, for not being forthright about a conversation with Russia's ambassador at the time.
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The hiring spree just over a month after Bloomberg entered the race comes as his campaign is pushing out its ground game with 500 organizers and field staff in 30 states.
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The growing demand for lofts has alarmed community groups that say it could lead to higher rents, pushing out longtime residents and small businesses in favor of deep-pocketed technology companies.
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In a pair of tweets, Schatz said that the false alarm was due to "human error" and demanded a quick fix to fool-proof the process for pushing out such alerts.
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Baker Hughes' CEO Lorenzo Simonelli was more pessimistic, saying the oilfield services industry continues to be volatile and describing the business environment as "challenging" with customers pushing out some equipment purchases.
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Italy's 10-year bond yield rose as high as 3.36 percent, pushing out the gap over German Bund yields DE10YT=RR to 292 bps from 289 bps late Monday. DE10IT10=RR.
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San Francisco itself is in the midst of a contentious spurt of growth, bringing an influx of tech workers into the city's poorer districts and pushing out Hispanics and African-Americans.
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The Democratic Party — which has for years positioned itself as the defender of gender equality and women's rights against Republican attacks — hasn't taken a stand by pushing out the alleged offenders.
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Needless to say, I was confused and speechless, but my faith in my family made me believe it had to be our dogs pushing out the door and making a great escape.
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But despite pushing out some of the most bizarre flavors imaginable (we'll pass on the salted pretzel), Lip Smacker has never launched balms that do more than hydrate your lips — until now.
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Without moderation, the web becomes an arms race in which every political conversation is a guerrilla marketing battle fought between automated networks pushing out content using any means necessary to capture attention.
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The tea party was the dominant movement in American politics at the start of the decade -- seizing control of the Republican Party and pushing out Speaker John Boehner (Ohio) in the process.
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Ms. Blackshear, like many here, believed the city's existing charter schools operated as elite private schools, restricting enrollment to all but the most promising students, and pushing out students just after Oct.
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The patch that Abbott began pushing out to patients on Monday addresses vulnerabilities that present the greatest risk to patients and prevent hackers from accessing the device, said FDA spokeswoman Angela Stark.
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"Maybe it's the way that their algorithm works or the way they're pushing out videos, but Watch seems to get to a broader audience," Ami McClure told us in a phone interview.
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By pushing out Priebus, Trump is ousting a Republican Party man and replacing him with a less political former general who has few ties to the GOP or even politics in general.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkish-backed rebels on Sunday secured the area in northern Syria stretching from Azaz to Jarablus along the Turkish border, pushing out Islamic State militants, state-run Anadolu Agency reported.
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By pushing out the exit date, lawmakers within Parliament may be able to gain momentum toward a softer Brexit or even a second referendum — something that Euroskeptics would be keen to avoid.
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Instead of pushing out every nut-bag conspiracy theory your former high school gym coach sees fit to share, it appears to exclusively focus on popular content tailored to your particular interests.
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Not only are restaurants trying to get away with charging $18 for avocado toast, but gadget makers are pushing out new products for avocado and guacamole lovers to use in the kitchen.
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"When you're operating at this level, there are people who are really invested in pushing out fake stories, telling lies and half-truths in order to try take people down," he said.
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A verified Conservative Party account rebranded &aposfactcheckUK&apos during a debate between Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn, pushing out pro-Conservative messaging and making widely contested claims about Labour which it called &aposfacts.
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The company has, however, clashed with hoteliers and authorities in cities from New York to Amsterdam, Berlin and Paris amid accusations of it worsening housing shortages and pushing out lower income residents.
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The attack came a week after Trump's Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and U.N. envoy Nikki Haley said their focus was on defeating Islamic State in Syria rather than pushing out Assad.
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But many Trump allies view pushing out Sessions as part of a larger strategy to shut down Mueller's investigation completely, according to the Washington Post's Sari Horwitz, Matt Zapotosky, and Robert Costa.
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Some users have accused Microsoft of being overly aggressive in pushing out Windows 10 system upgrades and software updates to computers, especially when the updates caused problems — like knocking out internet connections.
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The company also bought apartment buildings in Queens before pushing out residents and raising the rent at the apartments, despite those tenants being protected by rules blocking the company from doing so.
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That methodology is stupendous for reliably pushing out stable software updates to huge numbers of users (not that the Pixel has huge numbers but still), but it's absolutely atrocious for building hype.
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On the one hand, Benchmark doesn't want to establish a reputation for pushing out founders after the Kalanick debacle, and if it supports SoftBank over Neumann, it risks this exact thing happening.
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Epic quickly adapted to the popularity of battle royale and two years later the company is still pushing out "Fortnite" updates faster than just about any other video game in the business.
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"As one of the few popular sites still pushing out-of-date 70 and 80s rhetoric, it became a beacon and attracted more and more people looking for confirmation bias," she says.
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Hackers had compromised the network of a popular Ukraine-based maker of tax software with malware as far back as April, then waited until June 27 before pushing out a malicious update.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)The LG G7 isn't even available yet (it officially goes on sale June 1st), but that hasn't stopped LG from pushing out another big, expensive phone in the V35.
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Drone maker DJI announced yesterday that it's pushing out a firmware fix in response to a pernicious problem that sent an unspecified number of its new Spark drones falling out of the sky.
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Although he did not interact directly with Mr. Giuliani, Mr. Reeker testified that he had been aware of his role in pushing out Ms. Yovanovitch, according to one person familiar with his account.
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Far-right news outlets like the Daily Caller and Gateway Pundit, and influencers like Infowars' Paul Joseph Watson and Katie Hopkins, have been pushing out tweets in support the movement since last month.
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ADEN, Yemen (Reuters) - Yemeni army forces backed by Gulf Arabs fought their way into the Red Sea coast city of al-Mokha on Monday, military officials said, pushing out Iran-allied Houthi militia.
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Some of the more hawkish members of the policy-making Governing Council saw that as a victory of sort, fearing that the ECB may come to regret pushing out investor expectations too far.
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We've asked Google whether it carried out a data protection impact assessment (DPIA) ahead of pushing out the change to sign-ins on Chrome 69 and will update this report with any response.
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And so enter the new Status channel, looking like exactly the sort of conduit where businesses on the WhatsApp platform could start pushing out marketing missives to users who are connected with them.
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Analysts at Keefe, Bruyette & Woods see the president-elect possibly pushing out Mary Jo White as head of the Securities and Exchange Commission, while he will see bank-friendly appointees to other slots.
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Right now, Lyft is trying to argue it has the exclusive right to deploy dockless electric bikes on the streets of San Francisco, potentially pushing out competitors like Uber's dockless Jump e-bikes.
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The main reason is that in its zeal to appease Green Party voters, the country went overboard, pushing out carbon-based fuels at the same time that it moved to eliminate nuclear power.
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US corporates have aggressively refinanced during nearly a decade of low interest rates, pushing out maturities with long-dated, low-coupon debt to maintain historically strong interest coverage metrics and solid liquidity profiles.
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Outdoor Voices, a prominent e-commerce start-up selling workout clothes to millennial women, recently imploded, pushing out its founder and slashing its valuation by more than half, Sapna Maheshwari and I reported.
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By pushing out Mr. Hariri, analysts said, Saudi Arabia could deny Hezbollah a credible Sunni governing partner — an attempt to isolate it and deny it the fig leaf of a national unity government.
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"As the ocean has been warming, it's basically pushing out oxygen and carbon dioxide," said David Nicholson, an associate scientist at the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution who was not involved in the study.
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They are pushing out live streams of each sport, more than 1,800 hours over all, to laptops, phones and connected TVs, producing highlights and 4K video to feed to DirecTV and Dish customers.
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It spent considerably less time arguing for the theory that Trump actually raised … on their July 93 phone call: that [Joe Biden] sought to help his son by pushing out Ukraine's top prosecutor.
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But there's good reason to believe that the right's muddying of the waters — making the story about Ukraine and Hunter Biden, pushing out conspiracy theories, repeatedly trumpeting Trump's own version of events, etc.
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Too few in the community were thought to have the skills to land those jobs, while the influx of skilled outsiders might have driven up rents and property taxes, pushing out longtime residents.
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The campaign YouTube page started pushing out stories like Pamela's: a family living without clean drinking water in South Carolina; a family with inadequate low-income housing in San Francisco; workers at Walmart.
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A rebel source said Bakour played a crucial role in April in pushing out Islamic State militants when they launched an attack on northeast Damascus around Dumier airport and abducted scores of workers.
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And the current frenzy surrounding vaping could provide excellent cover for a flavor ban to finally happen, which would have the effect of further consolidating the market and pushing out small independent players.
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"There are Ukrainians pushing out information about Masha Yovanovitch which is untrue," Hill shot back, referring to two Giuliani associates who waged a smear campaign against Yovanovitch that ultimately led to her removal.
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On March 28, Trump tweeted his intent to nominate Jackson to lead the VA after reportedly pushing out former Secretary David Shulkin over disagreements about how best to provide medical care for veterans.
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That means Spotify will be pushing out video to a big chunk of its 75 million active users, 20 million of whom pay for the service — but notably without ads, at least for now.
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So if China is pushing out surplus copper, or at least exerting a lesser magnetic pull than that offered by LME warehouses, what does it say about the health or otherwise of Chinese demand?
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"The three-month Libor-OIS spread is pushing out to the widest levels since summer 2012 and should continue to support flight to quality trades," said Chris Turner, head of currency strategy at ING.
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But the buzz was loud enough to prompt layoffs at the high-end music speaker maker Sonos, and both Google and Apple are now investing major resources in pushing out devices of their own.
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As a haunting reminder of the town's plight, directly between the parking lot and the venue sits an abandoned home with lead paint peeling off the side and saplings pushing out through the roof.
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"Initially [Cuccinelli] has been pushing out the door things that have been percolating since before he got there," said Theresa Cardinal Brown, director of immigration and cross-border policy at the Bipartisan Policy Center.
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The move served a dual purpose for Trump's team: It installed a loyal donor as party chairwoman in a key electoral state while embarrassing Kasich by pushing out one of his closest political allies.
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But Trump himself wasn't convinced Kushner had done anything wrong, and he's since restructured his legal team, pushing out longtime lawyer, Marc Kasowitz in favor of John Dowd, a prominent Washington white-collar lawyer.
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It's a format that works for narrative-heavy games, and with developers like Telltale Games, where the production pipeline is incredibly efficient at pushing out a very specific, and relatively limited type of game.
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So if China is pushing out surplus copper, or at least exerting a lesser magnetic pull than that offered by LME warehousers, what does it say about the health or otherwise of Chinese demand?
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Last week, Google told 9to5Google it would be in charge of releasing monthly security updates for Verizon's Pixels and Verizon would be in charge of pushing out system updates (read: new versions of Android).
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These are worn inside the mouth at night to open up space in the airway by pushing out the lower jawbone, and they make it less likely that the upper airway collapses during sleep.
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Everyone's watching the performance metrics that the hardware players are reporting back to the rest of the industry, praying that they at least get close to the optimistic forecasts the pundits keep pushing out.
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Analysts say in some ways the Republicans' draft legislation threads the needle on the health industry's concerns, by funding insurance subsidies near term, while pushing out deep cuts to Medicaid seven years from now.
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He called the tariff delay "Christmas in August" for consumers -- and investors in retail stocks, Apple (AAPL), Nike (NKE), Hasbro (HAS) and other companies that will benefit from pushing out the hike until December.
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Nvidia's cooling means the 2499 Super and 22070 Super stay at similar noise levels (in terms of what you notice) whether your PC is idle or pushing out a demanding AAA title at 73p.
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I hope you'll be getting first tracks at Mt. Hood in Oregon this weekend, pushing out of Timberline to hit Thunder to Phlox to Wingle's Wiggle, then back up Pucci, en route Magic Mile.
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This follows the same logic as theory #2 except for the fact that Trump is self aware enough to know that he is deceiving people by pushing out untruths -- and he just doesn't care.
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The latter functions a bit like a tweeter, offering up richer highs while helping balance out the mids, so that the bottom speakers can focus more on pushing out a not insignificant amount of bass.
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By pushing out content charged by negative, primal emotions like anger or fear — which, studies show, perform best on the algorithm — the platform can change how people see the world and relate to one another.
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Tesla pioneered the concept of making cars more capable over time, pushing out hundreds of over-the-air (OTA) updates to things like steering, braking and windshield wipers since introducing its Model S in 2012.
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By comparison, App Store review process makes pushing out new versions tedious and cumbersome, while Apple's TestFlight platform is designed mainly for small development teams and startups that want to distribute apps to beta testers.
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The target audience for Rush is the average YouTube creator who is looking to get professional-looking results — and do so fast because the expectation on the platform is for regularly pushing out new content.
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Yet the demolition of Otodo Gbame follows years of development in the area by investors who have built apartments and shopping centers, pushing out fishing communities, said local legal campaign group Justice and Empowerment Initiatives.
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Amazon has been on quite the roll with Echo updates of late, adding the ability to play Jeopardy with Alexa earlier this month and then pushing out a Kindle ebook dictation feature the week after.
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As Emmanuel and one of the midwives rushed back, they found Gunze upright but semi-squatting, already pushing out a baby girl who fell to the floor in a gush of blood and shrill tears.
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The Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America is pushing out a series of TV, print, digital and social ads, and there will be a series of events around the country to talk about medical innovation.
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It also said it will be pushing out reminders to Facebookers in the EU to take its existing "privacy check-up" feature — to "make sure they feel comfortable with what they are sharing with who".
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And I think things like Ring, when they're marketed around crime and reporting back, and they're pushing out the crime stats, give people a sense maybe that they're not actually as safe as they are.
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Under Mr. Trump it has openly embraced its mission, cracking down on debt collectors, pushing out a major new financial rule on arbitration and pursuing a flurry of enforcement actions against payday lenders and others.
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Over the past several years, the Institute for Justice has slung lawsuits at several cities — many majority black, majority low-income, or both — and accused them of systematically pushing out residents with housing code regulations.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)Sending pictures to others is one of the most basic functions of a smartphone, but when your phone's texting app starts randomly pushing out photos without your knowledge, you got a problem.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg is in many ways an enemy of free and fair journalism, but that won't stop him from pushing out a nauseating photo op accompanied by meaningless drivel about his appreciation for journalists.
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Tesla is pushing out an update that will cap the max speed of Autopilot at the posted speed limit while using Autosteer, which controls the wheel while maintaining the car's lane when engaged, TechCrunch has confirmed.
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Today, 8-year-old feminist Daisy Edmonds is here with a message about just how not here she is for mega-corporations still pushing out gender-controlling product to her and her girl-power-proud friends.
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By Koreaboo As if the name didn't explain the activities to ensue well enough already, various Korean companies will give you a not so subtle reminder by pushing out kiss enhancing products prior to June 14th.
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In May, Tesla started pushing out a software update that will change battery charge and thermal management settings in Model S sedans and Model X SUVs following a fire in a parked vehicle in Hong Kong.
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Exploited factory workers in South America and Asia assembled parts in both our phones, and exhausted programmers renting expensive Silicon Valley closets are as-you-read-this pushing out code ensuring our phones communicate without interruption.
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A California collapse would prime progressive activists to ramp up their criticism of organizations like the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, which they've frequently accused of clumsily thumbing the scales and pushing out more ideologically ambitious candidates.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australian's already anaemic inflation rate looks set to be revised lower as changing spending habits by consumers are taken into account, further pushing out the day when interest rates might rise from record lows.
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Some have commented on the stark divisions in Chinese society, asking why the government is pushing out a class of people who keep the city running, by cleaning homes, picking up trash and caring for babies.
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Jeffrey Kvaal from brokerage Nomura Instinet, said Apple and U.S. wireless carriers' pushing out of delivery times for iPhone X orders to 5-6 weeks was longer than for previous phones and pointed to strong demand.
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But Mr. Tillerson has often been on a different page than Mr. Trump, and he has spent much of his time reorganizing the State Department, slashing its budget and pushing out more than 2,000 career diplomats.
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But it also means the picture just doesn't look nearly as good, and it could potentially ruin any nice HDR capabilities your TV has as HDR is dependent on your TV pushing out the brightest light possible.
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To jump start the recall, Samsung began pushing out this week in Europe new software for all pre-ordered Note7 devices that limit the battery charge to 60 percent of capacity, sharply reducing the risk of meltdowns.
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The company started pushing out a new "Arcade" app for its in-car infotainment system back in June at the annual E3 gaming conference, and now it's adding to the mix the most thrilling game around: Chess.
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After pushing out Jeff Sessions in November, Trump nominated William Barr, who planned to be at the Capitol on Wednesday, beginning a round of courtesy calls with senators ahead of his confirmation hearing, which begins Jan. 15.
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T. Jay Fowler, who oversees YouTube Music, said getting "local and authentic truly right" while avoiding "pushing out a U.S.-centric music experience" elsewhere means the revamp will not reach Europe and Asia until later this year.
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Four independent refiners in Shandong, with a combined 18 million tonnes of annual crude processing capacity are pushing out as much diesel and gasoline as possible due to strong domestic demand, said officials at the processing plants.
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Photo: Sean Gallup (Getty)If pushing out fast facts about aircraft is your airline's best play at engagement on Twitter, including crash data is probably not the best approach, as Dutch airline KLM has evidently just realized.
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According to 9to93Mac, Apple is pushing out notifications to current and former Apple Music subscribers attempting to either reel them back into a commitment or entice their friends with the gift of a three-month free trial.
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Any comments that boost expectations for more stimulus would highlight a divergence in U.S. and European monetary policy, pushing out the gap between U.S. and German bonds, which this week stood at its widest in six weeks.
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The optics — pun intended — of pushing out a new device with a camera on it, at a time when many wonder just how much information these smart home speakers are picking up, would look very bad indeed.
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The $650 million of bonds approved by the committee would in part restructure outstanding GO bonds by pushing out maturities and freeing up money earmarked for near-term debt service for the current and next city budget.
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It could stop the flow of taxpayer money to new and often foreign-backed mega-farms in the poultry, hog and dairy industries — all of which are flooding the market, crashing prices and pushing out existing farmers.
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After Pennsylvania declared him an eligible Democratic candidate — pushing out Democrat Adam Sedlock, who also mounted a write-in campaign but didn't have as many votes — Halvorson weighed the prospect for weeks before making his final decision.
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In the meantime, they were furiously organizing: As the group's campaign director, Khan spent every day in "hyperdrive," pushing out messaging on social media and coordinating with other activist groups and nonprofits in anticipation of the decision.
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For what it's worth and in my many experiences covering cybersecurity, the chance that this is anything other than someone tripping over a cable or accidentally pushing out production code to the wrong pipe is extremely slim.
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On the other hand, many Democrats are pushing out the message that since the Republicans have the White House and majorities in both houses of Congress, the decision to shut down the government is all on them.
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WASHINGTON, Nov 1 (Reuters) - There has been no discussion about pushing out U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell, White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow told reporters on Friday, after the central bank cut interest rates this week.
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"President Trump was responding to the liberal media and the San Juan Mayor who sadly, have tried to exploit the devastation by pushing out a constant stream of misinformation and false accusations," Gidley said in a statement.
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Overall, the interview was likely a preview of the spin that Fox News and the Trump administration will be pushing out in the days and weeks to come — and as the special counsel's investigation continues to intensify.
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Screenshot: MicrosoftIn addition to pushing out a boatload of new Surface hardware yesterday, Microsoft also made the October 210 update of Windows 22018 generally available—it should be heading to your machine soon if it isn't there already.
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This month the ECB said it would end its 2.6 trillion euro bond purchase program by the close of the year but planned to keep rates on hold at least through next summer, pushing out rate hike expectations.
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Tesla has started pushing out a software update that will change battery charge and thermal management settings in Model S sedans and Model X SUVs following a fire in a parked vehicle in Hong Kong earlier this week.
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WINDHOEK (Reuters) - The International Monetary Fund (IMF) projects that Namibia's GDP will contract in 2018, pushing out its forecast for growth to next year when it sees support from strong mining production and a rebound in construction activities.
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The National Black Caucus of State Legislators has stated: The RFS has turned into a giant source of windfall profits for large entities, allowing them the means to start pushing out smaller, independent, gasoline retailers from the market.
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That doesn't necessarily mean that these spammers have just started pushing out their messages en masse; probably my XMPP handle was just picked up by more dealers and added to their list of potential customers, for whatever reason.
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After describing the different degrees of vaginal tearing a woman could potentially sustain when pushing out an eight-pound baby, she tried to reassure me with the comforting words: "Most women will tear to some extent during childbirth".
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The company is also working hard to brace itself for a further slowdown in China, pushing out of its conventional online shopping business into cloud computing, entertainment through online video and gaming, and even a food delivery business.
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"And we'll be pushing out into new benefits that we see emerging with consumers into the future as well," she added, explaining that they'll continue to adapt their product line based on dietary trends from here on out.
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A day after pushing out the secretary, Kirstjen Nielsen, President Trump moved to sweep out others in the department's top ranks: the head of U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, the Secret Service director and the department's general counsel.
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"They are ultimately the ones who not only have the firearms, they are so deeply implicated in the corruption of the state that having them onboard is an absolute necessary condition to pushing out Maduro," Mr. Velasco said.
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The two also reportedly had a hand in pushing out Ailes after one of the stars at the network, Gretchen Carlson, came forward with her own allegations of years of sexual harassment, degradation, and retaliation from the then-CEO.
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Vittorio Malacalza, a local businessman whose investment vehicle owns just over 24 percent of Carige and is its single largest shareholder, is seeking to oust CEO Paolo Fiorentino after pushing out his two predecessors over the past four years.
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CEO Leonidas Fragiadakis said that a combination of write-offs, collection efforts and success in fixing some bad loans - through restructuring, lowering instalments and pushing out maturities - helped to reduce non-performing exposures by 2 billion euros since January.
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Along with its main page, which has more than 0003 million fans, it has been pushing out content to pages such as Impeach Trump, Fight Trump, and Anti-Trump Army that have more than 4 million likes between them.
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This clearly isn't the sort of strong party model we saw when the Republicans converged early on George W. Bush in 2000, pushing out most other credible challengers, or when Democrats did the same for Al Gore that year.
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The Bubble Nebula in particular has this shape because a young star called SAO 0003 is blowing out so much stellar wind that it is shaping and pushing out the surrounding gas, creating this iconic and unique bubble shape.
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The Bubble Nebula in particular has this shape because a young star called SAO 20575 is blowing out so much stellar wind that it is shaping and pushing out the surrounding gas, creating this iconic and unique bubble shape.
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"As a social media manager, you're the voice of a brand and serve as the front line for more than marketing or pushing out promotional messages," said Darryl Villacorta, a 34-year-old social media manager at Sprout Social.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Union said on Friday it would introduce more sanctions on Syrian individuals and entities over the offensive on Aleppo, where Syrian government forces with the backing of Russia and Iran have been pushing out rebels.
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If someone writes or says something Trump doesn't like, he either threatens to or actually sues while simultaneously pushing out a counter-narrative aimed at discrediting the initial report and turning the story toward more favorable ground for him.
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The designers of the theme park face headaches straight out of the games industry, like pushing out updates before testing for bugs or writing dramatic speeches knowing they'll be cut short when a player just shoots the monologuing character.
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Luxury retail in Hong Kong exploded over the past decade as increasingly wealthy mainland Chinese flocked to the city to buy high-end Western brands, pushing out the local jewellers and other shops that once dominated the high street.
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When the officers arrived, the man bolted upstairs and escaped through a third-floor window, pushing out an air-conditioning unit in the process, James P. O'Neill, the chief of department, said at a news conference at the scene.
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And we take all that content and we code it for the platform that we're distributing to, whether it's mobile, web, whether it's set top VOD, connected television, we're pushing out content to some of the social media networks.
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But the Centers for Disease Control has been proactive from the beginning, setting up protocols to screen travelers who are returning from China, and pushing out information to clinicians about how to be alert for the virus, he says.
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Their statements came as a number of other lawmakers, including Senator Dick Durbin, the second most powerful Democrat in the Senate, said they had second thoughts about their role in pushing out Mr. Franken, a former senator from Minnesota.
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When female employees led an internal revolt against what they saw as a toxic culture of bullying and harassment at the world's largest sports footwear and apparel company, Nike cleaned house by pushing out a dozen top-level executives.
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General McMaster has angered the political right by pushing out several conservatives on the national security staff and cautioning against ripping up the nuclear agreement with Iran negotiated by President Barack Obama without a strategy for what comes next.
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Gentrification is changing the face of Fort Greene, a haven for black success in the 1986 film, but now a rapidly changing little world, pushing out people of color in favor of the rich and young and (usually) white.
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Also, despite costing $30 more than the Belkin and Mophie, Samsung's wireless stand wasn't actually any faster, though that is to be expected since the Samsung's higher capacity is mostly wasted on pushing out extra juice above Apple's 193 watt limit.
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Earlier this month, the European Central Bank changed tack by pushing out the timing of its next rate increase until 2020 at the earliest and said it would offer banks a new round of cheap loans to help revive the economy.
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"But it also pitches the body forward, and to compensate you extend the lumbar spine, pushing out the buttocks and chest in a posterior tilt," says Dr. Adam Lipson, a New York City-based neurosurgeon who specializes in spinal surgery.
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We have a huge amount of readers that visit us monthly, weekly and even daily because they know that we're pushing out a real-time feed of the things that fascinate us about tech inside and outside of Silicon Valley.
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That's potentially pushing out somebody who's making over $100,000 a year and saying, 'Hey look, you got a PhD here, you got a master's degree here, you're making good money and paying taxes, and we don't want you here anymore.
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And when our favorite brands are pushing out yet another brand-new product on the regular before we can even finish our morning coffee, that fear of missing out on the latest and greatest is admittedly a tough habit to kick.
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The violence in Rocinha is one more sign of the backsliding since the launch of a "pacification" program in 2008 to reduce violence by pushing out drug gangs and setting up permanent outposts in the city's more than 1,000 favelas.
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It's so important to system security that Google updates Chrome (and Chrome OS) automatically whether you like it or not, and Microsoft continually risks frustrating users by pushing out Windows updates for the masses, whether the masses want them or not.
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"It certainly feels like their initial ramp-up at the end of this calendar year is not going to be achieved and is pushing out to next year," South 32 Chief Executive Graeme Kerr told reporters on a briefing call.
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The company also said it was pushing out a final investment decision on the Browse LNG project off Western Australia to 2021, a year later than last flagged and now estimated to cost $15 billion to get to start-up.
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With no meaningful out-of-competition testing, a mish-mash of sanctions and banned substance lists, entrepreneurs such as BALCO mastermind Victor Conte operated in near impunity, pushing out designer steroids faster than tests could be developed to detect them.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Some oil traders in Asia are looking to snap up crude cargoes from the United States after Hurricane Harvey closed U.S. refineries, denting local demand and pushing out the price spread between U.S and Atlantic Basin crude benchmarks.
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A. After the Stagefright bug was discovered by the Zimperium security company last year, Google announced in August 2015 that it would begin pushing out monthly security updates for the Android system software running on much of its newer Nexus hardware.
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Even if state policymakers don't put much stock in the supply-side wisdom of lowering marginal rates, surely they can understand the significance of pushing out portions of the population who have become increasingly indispensable to California's long-term fiscal health.
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Google's push to offer an open, Android-like experience for wearable devices has stagnated a bit in recent years, along with the category itself — but the company is pushing out some key updates for devs this week at I/O.
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"What I liked most about writing for politicians was pushing out the parameters of what they were able to say in public," Mark Katz, who injected humor into Bill Clinton's speeches during his eight years in the White House, told me.
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By failing to get people into vital high-level posts and actively pushing out talented personnel, he ended up making America's response to major crises incoherent and weakening the State Department for a "generation," according to George Washington University's Elizabeth Saunders.
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Microsoft hasn't shared when this feature will roll out to all users, but based on its pace of pushing out features in beta to the main software version, it could be anywhere from a few weeks to a few months.
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Mr. Trump and General McMaster have been something of an odd couple since the president tapped him in February after pushing out Michael T. Flynn, his first national security adviser, for not being forthright about a conversation with Russia's ambassador.
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The Arab inhabitants of the area look at Ankara as their protector and accuse the Syrian Kurdish militia of forcibly pushing out the tribal population from these border area where they claim the YPG has sought to change its demography.
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Plenty of people, Facebook seems to be insisting: Rather than walk away from its Portal devices, Facebook is pushing out more of them, including one that's supposed to let your friends watch you watching Facebook videos on your TV. But wait!
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The Bank of England weakened the pound last week by cutting its forecasts for the UK economy and pushing out its assumption for when it will raise rates to the end of 2019 - assuming Britain's exit from the European Union goes smoothly.
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What's actually sobering are stories like Dubrofsky and Culp's, people who matriculated into the business to pursue a dream, only to confront a day-to-day grind of pushing out a product they disdain for an audience that almost certainly will not care.
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As firms grapple with the buzz around blockchains — a highly secure and auditable form of information storage originally conceived for digital currencies — IBM is pushing out its certified and tested version to make that process easier for financial services, government and health care.
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Google dashed the rumor-fueled hopes and hype of many yesterday when it failed to bring any real VR hardware onstage and instead spent much of its time detailing the Daydream platform they would be pushing out with Android N this fall.
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It beats out other connected robotic toys in its price range for the sheer fact that the company has a strong track record of pushing out software updates, has an innovative STEAM approach, and the fact that it is a joy to use.
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The central bank had adopted a more dovish tone at its last meeting in August, pushing out the timing of any rate rise until 2020 and warning it would shift its bias towards a rate cut if growth fell short of its expectations.
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The Bank of Canada is therefore predicted to hold rates steady at 0.50 percent for much longer than had been anticipated, with analysts pushing out expectations for a hike to the third quarter of 2018, versus the first quarter just a month ago.
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"President Trump was responding to the liberal media and the San Juan Mayor who sadly have tried to exploit the devastation by pushing out a constant stream of misinformation and false accusations," White House spokesman Hogan Gidley told CNN in a statement.
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Driven shooting involves a row of "beaters" walking and pushing out the birds, which can fly at speeds of up to 80 mph (130 kmh), towards a line of about 10 shooters concealed in sunken butts spaced about 50 yards (45 meters) apart.
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"Going forward, pushing out No Deal risk will support the pound around the $1.3000 level against the dollar but the lack of immediate clarity means that the pound is unlikely to break above the $1.3400 level," MUFG analysts said in a research note.
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It is not unusual for a new national security adviser to replace officials with his own team, but Bolton has yet to announce any new hires to the National Security Council -- instead pushing out at least two senior officials in recent days.
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Witnesses, including experts on social media manipulation, Renee DiResta of Data for Democracy and Philip Howard of the University of Oxford, pointed to examples of accounts now known to be fake pushing out derisive racial messages intended to elicit divisions between Americans.
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The attackers also managed a fleet of 80 command-and-control domains to communicate with infected machines until they faked Flame's death in May 2012, pushing out the kill module to infected machines and closing shop on the command-and-control servers.
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A disciplined, well-organized campaign will be able to press that message — pushing out serious policy documents speaking to a staggering array of concerns — while identifying who's been pried loose from Trump's coalition and needs a little more outreach to be converted.
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A few years later, when Milošević launched a violent campaign against separatists in Serbia's ethnic-Albanian province of Kosovo, NATO intervened fast and hard with an air campaign, pushing out the Serbian Army and clearing the way for the Kosovars to secede.
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He said policymakers had started to discuss options such as cuts to the ECB's already record-low rates, further pushing out the timing of any hike or resuming a 2.6 trillion euro ($2.9 trillion) bond-buying program that only ended in December.
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Myron Ebell, a senior fellow with the Competitive Enterprise Institute, worked behind the scenes to make sure Republican offices in Congress knew about Mr. Horner's work — although at the time, many viewed Mr. Ebell skeptically, as an extremist pushing out-of-touch views.
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The statue stood almost exactly on the fault line of a wave of gentrification that has been pushing eastward through the city, turning abandoned tobacco warehouses and struggling stores into thriving bars, hotels and restaurants, while pushing out longtime black residents and merchants.
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READ: Here's how Google sends advertising dollars to fake news sites Census Bureau officials hope to combat any fake news by pushing out accurate information through partners, including tech platforms like Reddit, which launched an AMA series "demystifying the 2020 Census" last week.
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Following a Medium post yesterday from Leitschuh that first detailed the vulnerability, Zoom said it would be pushing out an update later this month that would let users save video call preferences to make it so webcams can stay off whenever joining a new call.
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The carmaker is pushing out an update for model year 2017 and later vehicles, which will go out to all cars even if the owner doesn't have a paid in-car Wi-Fi data subscription, that adds 'Marketplace,' a new kind of commerce platform.
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LONDON, May 16 (Reuters) - Borrowing costs in Italy jumped in early Wednesday trade, pushing out the gap over benchmark German bond yields after a report that Italy's 5-Star and League plan to ask the ECB to forgive 250 billion euros of Italian debt.
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Instead, once he became a partner, he used the money he earned to increase his stake in the bank a little more each year until, in 1999, he led a group of other young partners in pushing out Mr. Fernandes and taking control of Pactual.
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LUANDA (Reuters) - Angola's new President João Lourenço is making swift moves to wrest power from his predecessor Jose Eduardo dos Santos, pushing out some of his key allies and vowing to combat monopolies controlled by a family that has run Angola for four decades.
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The European Central Bank changed its own direction on policy this month, pushing out the timing of its first post-crisis rate hike until 2020 at the earliest and offering banks a new round of cheap loans to help revive the euro zone economy.
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Marshall: Initially, pushing out vinyl records from a home base in Toronto, manufactured in Detroit, via a NYC-based distributor, to a market that was almost entirely EU and Japan-based, definitely has its challenges—until you find the right rhythm and support partners.
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"President Trump was responding to the liberal media and the San Juan Mayor who sadly have tried to exploit the devastation by pushing out a constant stream of misinformation and false accusations," White House spokesman Hogan Gidley said in a statement Thursday to CNN.
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The following stocks may be affected by newspaper reports and other factors on Friday: Top shareholders in Swedish telecom equipment firm Ericsson want to replace chairman Leif Johansson after pushing out the company's CEO earlier this year, daily Svenska Dagbladet writes, citing unnamed sources.
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Well, there's the ongoing crisis in Puerto Rico, which the Trump administration mismanaged from the outset and is now trying to hide by pushing out weird propaganda videos and ceasing to report the number of Puerto Ricans with access to power and clean drinking water.
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As the title forcefully drives home, "The Last Black Man in San Francisco," the debut film for both Fails and Talbot, is a lament for the exodus of black people from the city and the affordability crisis that is pushing out all but the rich.
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I do NOT want to sit there, pushing out a tray of brownies, scared that some dickhead in a pickup will get angry at a Prius in front of him, swerve into the work site to pass that Prius, and plow right through the shitter.
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With his poll numbers at historic lows, his legislative agenda stalled and his advisers busy plotting against one another, Mr. Trump hoped to regain momentum by pushing out his top aide, _________, and installing a retired four-star Marine general, John F. Kelly, to take command.
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The ECB is expected to wind down its 2.55 trillion euro bond-buying program by the end of the year but some economists have been pushing out their expectations for a rate hike to the second half of 2019 after the recent soft data.
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While Trump has spoken to the value of merit-based immigration, his policies have made it harder for many skilled immigrants to work in the US. Meanwhile, countries such as Canada have created programs to welcome the technical talent that the US is pushing out.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The European Central Bank changed tack on its tightening plan on Thursday, pushing out the timing of its first post-crisis rate hike until 2020 at the earliest and offering banks a new round of cheap loans to help revive the euro zone economy.
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All images: Sam Rutherford/GizmodoNot content just to let the Galaxy Note 24.2 make waves, Samsung is pushing out three new fitness minded wearables this holiday season: the Gear Icon X 22 wireless earbuds, the Gear Sport smartwatch and the Gear Fit 2200 Pro fitness band.
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And if the 16-MP plus 5-MP cameras in back are anywhere close to as good as what was on the U12+, the U12 Life might actually be a solid affordable alternative to all the cheap new phones Nokia, Huawei, and Motorola have been pushing out.
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While it's somewhat encouraging to see Apple pushing out fixes for the bug less than a week after the problem came to light, it's hard to imagine the Telugu bug will be the last major issue to plague Apple devices before the end of the year.
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First, sit up straight (but not pushing out your chest – a delicate balance for someone who is used to slumping over a keyboard all day), and don't let your back touch the back of a chair, so you are perched elegantly at the edge of your seat.
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That they were one of grunge's most groundbreaking and revered acts only stacks the case against them—by now, they should either be enjoying their collective retirement or pushing out second-rate records that only 45-year-olds clad in flannel give half a damn about.
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Mr. O'Brien has said the staff cuts — trimming the agency's size from 176 positions to less than 115 by the end of this month — are necessary to streamline operations, but critics see the moves as convenient cover for pushing out officials of uncertain loyalty to Mr. Trump.
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The venture-funded companies behind this new business model are pushing out their web-based scooter rental networks in dozens of cities and college campuses -- in the same guerrilla fashion as Uber delivered its newfangled taxis years ago, miraculously drawing money forth from the regulatory void.
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With his poll numbers at historic lows, his legislative agenda stalled and his advisers busy plotting against one another, Mr. Trump hoped to regain momentum by pushing out his top aide, Reince Priebus, and installing a retired four-star Marine general, John F. Kelly, to take command.
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OPTING TO RENT Sun Hung Kai Properties deputy managing director Victor Lui told an earnings conference this month that even though the company's schedule for new launches was slightly delayed due to the protests, the company planned to keep pushing out new home sales in coming months.
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That means undermining or watering down the Clean Power Plan, making sure the Clean Water Rule remains dead, stuffing the agency with industry-favored flacks while pushing out career staff, and generally avoiding the topic of climate change, just maybe doing it with less naked contempt for government.
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Some patients who can't tolerate wearing the breathing masks all night may use an alternative apnea treatment known as mandibular advancement devices, which open up space in the airway by pushing out the lower jaw bone to make it less likely that the upper airway collapses during sleep.
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Image: Alex Cranz/GizmodoWith the console not on sale until November, it's more difficult to be definitive about which games will support 4K natively, but it's safe to say that not every title running on Microsoft's brand new console is going to be pushing out 3,840 x 2,160 pixels.
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They've become the most dominant ant on Bermuda, too, pushing out a species of carpenter ant and so decimating the indigenous Bermuda ant that it was long thought extinct until, in 22009, an intern at the Bermuda Aquarium Museum and Zoo found a colony hiding inside an exhibit.
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These Airscape canisters come in a set of 2 ($55) or separately ($26 for the small, $30 for the medium) and have a vacuum seal that you can push down to the level of whatever you're storing, pushing out the extra air and trapping in freshness and flavor.
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Puerto Rican and federal officials said they had been pushing out the approximately five million meals and five million liters of water that had been delivered to the island of 3.4 million people, largely through an expanding network of 11 regional aid centers set up by the governor.
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But many employees at the two affected agencies, the Economic Research Service (ERS) and the National Institute of Food and Agriculture (NIFA), view the change as politically driven and a way to disrupt climate research and other work with which their bosses disagree by pushing out experienced personnel.
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Although governments are already pushing out stimulus packages to help cope with the economic impact of the outbreak, Roach said it was "ludicrous" to imagine that fiscal and monetary policy would be able to arrest the downside of physical measures taken to contain the spread of the epidemic.
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Success Academy's founder, Eva S. Moskowitz, has been engaged in a long-running battle with Mayor Bill de Blasio over space for her rapidly expanding network of schools, which are high-performing but have also drawn criticism for their sometimes harsh methods and instances of pushing out difficult students.
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" He also reveals that he "got so much hate mail," primarily from "women and moms just completely saying the most rude things to me, acting like I should just worship my wife [on my] hands and knees for pushing out a baby and I should never need sex again.
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But mediating what children are exposed to across platforms is getting more challenging with the ever-increasing amount of kid-targeted content and algorithms pushing out the next piece of content that can feel out of parents' control, said Shelley Pasnik, director of the nonprofit Center for Children and Technology.
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No one wants to arrest and risk permanently ruining the life of someone found to be in the possession of marijuana, but let's be honest about the reality of today's marijuana: the 28503 percent low potency marijuana of Woodstock is not what the industry is pushing out in "legal" states.
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While Apple has been able to get broad leeway in pushing out updates, the Android industry has tended toward a slow pace in which Google develops overall operating system patches, as well as feature upgrades, which are then tested and customized by hardware makers, a process which can take months.
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It's not that Trump and his team haven't argued that before - they have said that repeatedly over the months - but that message often got lost because, at times, they seemed to be pushing out more than a dozen different reasons why they say president was allowed to do what he did.
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On Twitter and 8chan, an online message board that allows unconstrained speech including racist and extremist posts, the shooter teased his imminent attack with a call to spread his message through memes and "shitposting," slang for pushing out a huge volume of low-quality, ironic content to illicit a reaction.
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Women at Fox News and beyond have watched as the company has lurched toward pushing out — for the same reasons — two men integral to its success: Roger Ailes, its former chairman, and Mr. O'Reilly, whose viewership continued to soar in the face of public disclosure of the sexual harassment settlements.
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Today, Browder is pushing out 1,000 new bots that can assist people in filling out transactional legal forms in all 50 U.S. states and the U.K. As Browder slowly added new capabilities to his initial DoNotPay bot, many early users started to become confused about what the tool could actually be used for.
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With the holiday season on its way, the games industry is pushing out a diverse lineup of titles, from new installments of long-running franchises like Activision's Call of Duty and Ubisoft's Assassin's Creed to EA's long-awaited Star Wars Battlefront II. But the real crowd pleasers this year may be in hardware.
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The US call for Russian officials to leave the country was done in tandem with a wide array of other nations collectively pushing out Russians after the March 4 poisoning of a former spy and his daughter in the United Kingdom, which the UK and the US have pinned on the Kremlin.
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Both Harris and Walker were conservatives, but Harris was a member of the Freedom Caucus that's credited with pushing out Speaker John BoehnerJohn Andrew BoehnerLobbyists race to cash in on cannabis boom Rising star Ratcliffe faces battle to become Trump's intel chief This little engine delivers results for DC children MORE (R-Ohio) in 2015.
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Trump allies said the campaign had no choice but to do what it always does when a crisis engulfs the presidency, from impeachment to the threat of war with Iran: quickly and quietly follow the president's lead — pushing out new talking points, buying new Facebook ads and lining up voices to defend the president forcefully.
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A relatively new class of mega-landlords, whose business model is built on pushing out rent-regulated tenants, has exploited loopholes in city and state laws in recent years to move these regulated apartments into the free market, either by paying tenants to leave or by harassing them through construction and litigation in housing court.
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Photo: APThe astronomical prices printer makers charge for cartridges have long been a favorite subject of internet comedians (with more than one noting that printer ink is now more valuable than gold), so it came as a bit of a surprise when HP actually made some concessions after pushing out an update that bricked unofficial ink cartridges last year.
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I mean, we've had-, we've had six IPOs already in the last year and a half, it's-, you know, even companies that maybe feel like they're not so ready are pushing out the door, where we have the opposite situation in the US, you know, large companies like Airbnb, Palantir, Uber, have been private for seemingly decades.
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"I think it's very similar to the dot-com days, when they're kind of pushing out all these metrics and all of these financial figures for us to try to grab on to, when the bottom line is they're just not making money," said Dan Morgan, a senior portfolio manager at Synovus Trust and a longtime tech investor.
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On the Democratic side, the Democratic National Committee is planning to staff its 30-person response team well before the hearing gets underway, pushing out "what to watch for" lists to reporters and beginning a public character defense of William B. Taylor Jr., the top American diplomat in Ukraine and the first witness scheduled to testify on Wednesday.
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C.) and Jim JordanJames (Jim) Daniel JordanDemocratic Women's Caucus calls for investigation into Epstein plea deal DOJ releases notes from official Bruce Ohr's Russia probe interviews CNN slams GOP for not appearing on network after mass shootings, conservatives fire back MORE (R-Ohio) of pushing out a "false narrative" that he had spent 10 hours meeting with Cohen.
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By refinancing and/or pushing out a low-APR student loan, Allison was able to save more for retirement over the longer term — she also had money to build an emergency savings fund (experts recommend having the equivalent of three to six months of expenses) and even start saving for a home down payment earlier in her life.
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My sole experience with teaching consists of nightmarish days as a high school substitute and year-long stint as a University of Chicago T.A. But I know the stories; the way right wingers blasted it for government overreach and the way the left smeared it for pushing out electives in favor of focusing on math and English.
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As WikiLeaks was pushing out emails stolen from the Democratic National Committee through online publication, American intelligence began picking up conversations in which Russian officials were discussing contacts with Trump associates, and European allies were starting to pass along information about people close to Mr. Trump meeting with Russians in the Netherlands, Britain and other countries.
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Arguably, the world is having a moment in which mass protests have ushered in real change, from those in Sudan leading to the formation of a new government, to those in Bolivia seeing that nation's head of state exiled, to Iraqis pushing out their prime minister, to Hongkongers killing an extradition bill — and such a list could go on.
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Last month, five more descendants joined the suit, which says the lack of basic services and the tax hikes of recent years are a violation of civil rights, with the ultimate goal of pushing out black residents in favor of the developers eyeing this sleepy outpost as the next Jekyll or St. Simons, bustling island resorts farther down the coast.
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"You can actually create a competitive group - here are the brands competing for the same demographic that I'm after, I'm going to follow them and see how much content are they pushing out a day, a week, a month, who are they working with, what creative themes are they focused on, and what is the cadence of content," Gansca added.
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"It crosses a line when it moves from being about trying to educate a public, and instead just becomes about intelligence porn, frankly, just pushing out information … without regard to the First Amendment values that normally underly press reporting, and simply becomes a conduit for the Russian intelligence services … just to push out information to damage the United States," Comey said.
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"We are creating and pushing out new [ad] campaigns every day, and adjusting for efficiency as we learn about the best ways to reach people who respond to Tom's message," said Martha Patzer, one of Steyer's deputy campaign managers, who previously worked at Need to Impeach (she's one of the many staffers at Steyer's groups who transitioned to his presidential team).
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I will say that it might be a bit extreme to accuse the UFC of pushing out an entire sport since small-time MMA promotions wouldn't be able to operate either, and when you consider what Top Rank is considered in the boxing world, and the comparative advantages they have over the competition, well, it's a bit of the pot calling the kettle.
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But the frustrations on Twitter pointed at Gillibrand also echo anger at the Democratic establishment in the Trump era — a populist, if not principled, frustration that Democrats continue to "play by the rules," dutifully pushing out one of their most popular politicians after allegations of inappropriate touching, while Donald Trump remains in office despite a bevy of credible allegations of sexual assault against him.
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But users can switch the default to Google Maps, which is a significant sign that automakers are realizing the better strategy is to partner when it comes to in-car infotainment and cockpit control UX. Google is also going to be able to provide more flexibility and immediacy when it comes to pushing out updates, Volvo notes, and better personalization across a driver's digital life.
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" Mr. Trump's main rival for the Republican nomination, Senator Ted Cruz of Texas, immediately seized on the "Today" show comments on several platforms, pushing out a statement from his campaign, assailing Mr. Trump's remarks both on Glenn Beck's radio program and at a rally in Maryland, and sending out this critical message on Twitter: "Common sense: grown men shouldn't be in bathrooms w/ little girls.
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Star Citizen can still wow audiences with new footage, but a hard-and-fast release date remains as elusive as Planet X. And in the midst of that uncertainty, Cloud Imperium is pushing out a referral contest that grants in-game rewards and the chance of a free trip to GamesCom to people who've brought anywhere from one to more than 2,942 people to the game.
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WeWork CEO Adam Neumann has started talks about his future role at the company, including the possibility of giving up the CEO titleThe New York Stock Exchange appeared to troll WeWork on TwitterWeWork's board reportedly meets Monday to discuss pushing out Adam Neumann — and his alleged 'self-dealing' and marijuana use may come into playWeWork board members are talking about ousting CEO Adam Neumann amid IPO turmoil
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While the White House regularly responds late or releases conflicting messages on the issue of the day, the Trump campaign quietly and swiftly falls in line behind a famously shape-shifting president — pushing out new talking points, debuting new items on the Trump campaign's web store and buying Facebook ads — in their quest to defend any decision the president makes in whichever direction it goes.
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According to Talos, the hackers are pushing out a fake, malicious flier for the conference, which will take place at the beginning of November in Washington, D.C. The event, called the International Conference on Cyber Conflict, is a joint project between the Army Cyber Institute at the U.S. Military Academy and the NATO Cooperative Cyber Military Academy housed at the alliance's cyber defense center.
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While an interesting and complicated and controversial trend for many reasons, including that many more "unicorns" are being minted than will be giant success stories, the shift toward pushing out potential liquidity events has been a very propitious development for secondary players — outfits like Industry Ventures and EquityZen and Saints Capital — that help employees and early investors in privately held companies sell their "pre-IPO" holdings to someone else.
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By applying that kind of a lens on this — we know that people in our community want broadly trusted content — that is helping to surface more of the things that are building common ground in our society, and maybe pushing out a little of the stuff that is less trustworthy, even though we're going to continue to be very sensitive to not suppress people's ability to say what they believe.
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Ex-Trump aide Anthony ScaramucciAnthony ScaramucciThe Hill's 12:30 Report: Trump tries to reassure voters on economy Trump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE blasted chief of staff John KellyJohn Francis KellyMORE as "General Jackass" on Thursday, accusing him of pushing out top White House aides.
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Take your pick: accusations that Trump went through the '90s groping women left and right, allegations of Bill Clinton's alleged rape and sexual harassment, Anthony Weiner's old sexting problem (with a new pedophilia/child endangerment twist), Trump's ex-campaign manager Corey Lewandowski manhandling a female reporter on video, or Fox News pushing out disgraced CEO Roger Ailes for sexual harassment claims, with Ailes just going on to advise Trump's campaign.
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"To my mind it crosses a line when it moves from being about trying to educate a public and instead just becomes about intelligence porn frankly -- just pushing out information about sources and methods without regard to interest, without regard to the First Amendment values that normally underlie press reporting, and simply becomes a conduit for the Russian intelligence services or some other adversary of the United States just to push out information to damage the United States," Comey explained.
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Asked to explain the difference between WikiLeaks and journalism, he added: "To my mind it crosses a line when it moves from being about trying to educate a public and instead just become about 'intelligence porn,' frankly, just pushing out information about sources and methods without regard to interest, without regard to the First Amendment values that normally underlie press reporting — and simply becomes a conduit for the Russian intelligence services or some other adversary of the U.S. just to push out information to damage the U.S."
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And two, it's funny, we've talked to a couple of artists, content creators in the past couple of weeks who say 'Netflix is great, they're hands-off, but I feel like my project gets lost in the wave of content they are pushing out…' With CNBC in the U.S., CNBC in Asia Pacific, CNBC in Europe, Middle East and Africa, and CNBC World, CNBC is the recognized world leader in business news and provides real-time financial market coverage and business information to more than 409 million homes worldwide, including more than 91 million households in the United States and Canada.
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Trump's rivals Marco RubioMarco Antonio RubioTrump moves forward with F-85033 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE and Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE have seized on the allegations, describing the GOP front-runner variously as a "con artist" (Rubio's phrase) and as someone who takes advantage of working men and women (a line Cruz has been pushing out).
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