I might not be able to reach them literally, but I can reach their heart and they can reach mine.
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That's why Out of Reach has stayed out of reach.
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But the ideas never reach him, never reach us, in Romania.
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Would help me reach my goal of growing my social reach.
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"This sends a message that we can reach by air, we can reach by sea, we can reach by land," al-Daheri told CNN.
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Perfection is beyond the reach of humankind, beyond the reach of magic.
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The medium's reach often exceeds its grasp, but I admire the reach.
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You can reach out to them, but they need to reach back.
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We say: 'We just can't reach Billy, we just can't reach Joe.
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To reach them through the language of art, to reach them through not clever words...but to reach them with the language everyone understands: emotions.
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It moves queerness out of reach even as it brings intimacy into reach.
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Control which ads reach (or don't reach) them based on Custom Audience lists.
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We reach that point every year, and we'll reach it again this year.
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"It took five years to reach our billionth trip, six months to reach the next billion ... and we'll hopefully reach our third even more quickly," Kalanick wrote.
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"It took five years to reach our billionth trip, six months to reach the next billion … and we'll hopefully reach our third even more quickly," Kalanick says.
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Somewhat more ambitious is the Reach Every Mother and Child Act, or REACH Act.
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We found that we can reach the people we're trying to reach on YouTube.
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To reach across to those who didn't vote for us to reach common ground.
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I've learned that a message is gonna reach exactly who it needs to reach.
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If I have to reach for this, I'll reach for this, this and this.
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They wish there was more way to reach the readers or reach their fans.
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When you reach that level of drunkenness and drugs, you're very hard to reach.
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Exposed and vulnerable, we reach out to another person and hope they'll reach back.
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So in 2020, Goop will reach reach new and broader audiences than ever before.
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In this sense, the temporal anti-aliasing is what made Reach look like Reach.
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Spacecraft need to reach speeds of about 17,000 miles per hour to reach orbit.
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We often read these stories saying North Korea might be developing a weapon that could reach Guam, that could reach Hawaii, that could reach the California coast, but a lot of regimes have weapons that could reach America if they so choose.
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Punching up or down reduces effective striking reach, punching level with the shoulder maximises reach.
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"People tend to reach automatically for foods that are within arm's reach," Dr. Albers says.
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"Human-based schools can't scale to reach the children you have to reach," said Keller.
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If we do not reach that time, then our children and grandchildren will reach it.
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If you reach out to one family you should reach out to all of us.
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At times women have to work double as hard to reach where men reach easily.
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They can reach and will reach the inevitable conclusions, the unavoidable inferences, from proven facts.
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I simply never thought it would reach those people, that it would reach my family.
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"I'm setting a goal for us to reach the heights we can reach," he said.
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Important distinction: publisher organic reach will go down but this does not affect PAID reach.
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The company's strategy to reach that lofty goal revolves around widening its reach to new audiences.
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"My hope is to reach parts of the world that are difficult to reach," Ahmed said.
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So get up, reach your hands up to the lights and reach down to your toes.
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They reach a temporary haven, but still have to cross an alley to reach the infirmary.
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When you reach BlaBlaCar's scale, you need to find customers who are hard to reach — literally.
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Sexual predators reach out through the screen; they can also reach through vents, toilets, wall openings.
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Does the economy still have the potential to reach those levels, or reach still higher ones?
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I have seen motorcycles reach the summits of mountain passes that I could barely reach on foot, and elsewhere in the world reach the depths of tangly jungles that defy rationality.
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But perhaps it would help if they were to reach out to the Urban League, reach out to the National Black MBA, reach out to the Consortium, reach out to NAAP, which is a national organization of Asians, to get more ethnic diversity in the room.
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It would mean a whole lot of doors opened and a whole lot of people that my music can reach and my message can reach and what I stand for can reach.
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I just wanted it to reach people it's meant to reach, so they can connect with it.
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It's hard to reach hard-to-reach parts of the country if you're shy and self-effacing.
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This support helps us reach our goal at TGR Foundation to reach millions of kids through education.
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"You reach out to the Sikh community the same way you reach out to Rotarians," he said.
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A lot of modern campaigning is how do you reach the people you want to reach efficiently.
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They can reach out to contacts and service providers, but service providers can't reach out to them.
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Please , anyone suffering reach out, and if you see someone suffering please reach back out to them.
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By 2028, federal spending may reach nearly 24 percent, and publicly held debt will reach 96 percent.
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But it's also unclear if Alexander and Murray can reach a deal that could reach Trump's desk.
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It's easier to reach something under your armpit than it is to reach for something behind you.
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And it's really difficult, now in this faraway land, to reach the people he wants to reach.
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It is a reach, but it may not be as out of reach as it once was.
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Under this plan, it would take the probe about a century to reach Alpha Centauri A, a few days to reach Alpha Centauri B, and then another 46 years to reach Proxima Centauri.
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"To reach competitive power generation costs, the renewable energy industry needs to reach a certain scale," says Myllyvirta.
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To do that, it is using the reach and connections of larger service companies to reach their customers.
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And in order for us to reach our region, we have to be able to reach all people.
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My children will push just about any button within their reach—and sometimes those not within reach, too.
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Amazon's U.S. workforce is expected to reach 300,000 employees this year, and it will reach 630,000 employees worldwide.
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"They don't reach conclusions, you reach the conclusions, senator…You know that's a phony question," Kavanaugh told Sen.
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"Brands are trying to reach this audience of millennials that are so hard to reach," Mr. Stang said.
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"Technology brings great opportunity to reach hard to reach populations, such as those in rural America," DeSalvo said.
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The caps will rise every three months until Treasuries reach $30 billion and MBS reach $20 billion, respectively.
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Drug overdose deaths reach new highs Drug overdose deaths are expected to continue to reach new record highs.
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Israel had allowed fuel to reach Gaza's underpowered electrical plant and cash to reach Hamas's underpaid civil servants.
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You can think about international reach, and more than reach, depth actually, in big markets that really matter.
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Here's a video we did on Reach Robotics a few years back: Reach Robotics was founded in 2013.
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It took Facebook four years to reach 100 million users, and 8.7 years to reach 1 billion users.
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An eighty-inch reach on a six foot four frame is just unfair, but until the rules prohibit disproportionate reach Lincoln and Jon Jones can continue holding men at arms reach with no skill required.
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Could asteroid mining, as impossible as it seems, help us reach the frontier that seems most out of reach?
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"Social media platforms are the easiest way for us to reach [the communities we're trying to reach]," Miner said.
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Reach out if you're in pain, and if you know someone who is, reach out to them too. pic.twitter.
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It's not about who does the work to reach the future, it's about who deserves to reach the future.
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The 2016 Republican platform does absolutely nothing to reach out to those groups, or to reach out at all.
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I'll try and reach agreement with them on issues, but if we don't reach an understanding, so be it.
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This is where our desire for Design Within Reach style on an actually-within-reach budget has gotten us.
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This helps us ensure that local authorities reach only the people they need to reach during these urgent situations.
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A lower share count means Apple's stock must reach a higher price to reach a $1 trillion market capitalization.
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Your right forearm may reach the ground, or perhaps your fingers or hand reach the ground as you bend.
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Brands should ask themselves: What audience do we want to reach, and how do we want to reach them?
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Additionally, the digital remittance space is poised to reach $459 billion by 2024 – largely due to larger geographical reach.
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That said, most storms that reach the highest categories -- 3, 4 and 5 -- reach these intensities through rapid intensification.
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Wald expects the S&P 500 to reach 23.1,22 this year, and says it could reach 2940,260 next year.
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Unconditional aid must be allowed to reach people in all the besieged and hard-to-reach areas in Syria.
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"Such a system could reach Mars in less than an hour, or reach Pluto in days, pass Voyager in under a week and reach Alpha Centauri in just over 20 years," Hawking said at the event.
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"Tsunamis can only reach near-coastal populations because their inland reach is limited to a few kilometers," the researchers added.
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"Riley at a certain point used to reach out to him, and he never really would reach back," Kandi said.
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Included attachments make it easy to reach pet hair stuck in upholstery and hard-to-reach corners in the car.
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If you counsel them on civility, they'll be well-equipped to reach across the aisle once they reach Capitol Hill.
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"Reach out if you're in pain, and if you know someone who is, reach out to them too," she tweeted.
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Use Wall Climb whenever you can to reach positions that make it harder for close-range threats to reach you.
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Yet his ambitious programs of social and economic reform have stumbled in their reach, some say over-reach, since then.
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Albeit, that means you're limiting who you can reach on the Instagram platform as well as who can reach you.
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Under his pricing model, Grujic needs to reach $2100 billion in assets to reach what he considers scale, he said.
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That said, most storms that reach the highest categories, Cat 3, 4 and 5, reach these intensities through rapid intensification.
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It's reach out to five people to get a hire versus reach out to 200 just to get one response.
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I want to get back to that point and help these guys reach the goal they've been trying to reach.
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To reach that goal, Swann uses trade journals, magazines and mailing lists to reach out to perspective sellers and buyers.
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This also gives candidates an incentive to reach out beyond their party's base during campaigns and when they reach Congress.
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Accordingly, UHF bands' reach were only counted as half of their actual reach when determining a broadcasters' total potential audience.
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You reach for half a day, then you broad reach with the tunes blasting for the rest of the time.
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The Sun's light takes about eight minutes to reach Earth, but it takes around 2.7 hours to reach Uranus and 4.2 hours to reach Neptune, which shows how drastically distant they are from the inner solar system.
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"I cannot block them off and say I don't want to deal with them anymore because they've got a huge reach and that reach matters to me and it is very economical reach, too," he said of Facebook.
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"You need to reach a much broader audience to be able to reach a broader set of potential revenue," Wieser said.
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The robot vehicles will support in a similar fashion, while also ideally being able to reach where humans can't necessarily reach.
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Pharma spend $34 billion to reach 9 million doctors and TrendMD believes it has a better way to reach these customers.
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Also, more than a thousand of its new creators reach the 1,000 subscriber month every day, which demonstrates the network's reach.
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Considering the reach of McDonald's, the promotion could end up being a big entry point for VR to reach the mainstream.
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In comparison, China has committed to reach peak carbon emissions levels by 2030, but will try to reach that point sooner.
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If I had made a purely parody account, I wouldn't be able to reach the conservative audience I wanted to reach.
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Season 3 saw Pied Piper reach the highest highs and lowest lows that a brand can reach in just 10 episodes.
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She had enough superdelegates and pledged delegates combined to reach the threshold, she did not reach it through pledged delegates alone.
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JF: And if we don't figure out a way to reach them, then the hoaxes are going to reach them, right?
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A fearsome stable of starters helped them reach the 2015 World Series and weather injuries to reach the playoffs last season.
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Their reach is in nearly every sector of the U.S. economy -- and that gives the tariffs a wide and worrying reach.
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"They'd reach out to me, and I'd reach out to them," says Avril Haines, who was Obama's deputy national security adviser.
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When our skills at building neural prosthesis reach the point where whole brain emulation is possible we reach a very special milestone.
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"I reach out to you, I reach out to all your supporters," Kenyatta said in comments directed to opposition leader Raila Odinga.
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And we already knew there was a story about (the human colony of) Reach, and Reach is like Titanic, where everybody dies.
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They are the next hardest place to reach, and said to be supremely fascinating, but what will happen when we reach them?
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"We may not be able to reach everybody, but for the few people we do reach, it's a beautiful thing," says Cole.
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Year-on-year inflation is expected to reach 700 percent this year and UBS forecasts it will reach 1,500 percent next year.
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"I am confident that we will reach an agreement because it is in all sides' interest to reach an agreement," he said.
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The FBI does not reach — you know, you know this — you know that's a phony question because the FBI doesn't reach conclusions.
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This hand and stick vacuum is slim enough to reach behind and under furniture as well as other hard to reach spots.
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A deal that we hope to reach, the President is optimistic we can reach with North Korea, will address all those issues.
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People who can reach down and reach the depths of their soul and hand that to an audience—soul-to-soul communication?
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In 37 minutes, a North Korean missile could reach Honolulu; it would take only 41 minutes to reach Washington, DC.Trump is right.
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For e-sports, streaming helped enable major tournaments to reach the general public, and significantly extended reach beyond live, in-person events.
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" Bank of America said that traditional radio is still a great way to reach a wide audience and called iHeartMedia's reach "vast.
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It seems possible that we can reach a situation where it is so, and I hope that we can reach that situation.
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"Something you reach out and take?" is a selfie because you have to extend your arm (reach out) and take the photo.
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CNN has tried to reach Chinese authorities for comment on allegations of forced labor at Qinpu but was unable to reach anyone.
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CNN attempted to reach a public defender representing Faith, who has yet to respond to CNN after repeated efforts to reach her.
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Experts say that if the delegates reach a deal on emissions trading, we might just about be able to reach the targets.
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Recent rock albums to reach No. 1 have all had minuscule streaming numbers, relying on full-album sales to reach the top.
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The World Health Organization notes that it took three months to reach 100,000 —but only 113 days to reach the next 100,000.
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If you think you need to have a sure bet of getting out, apply to a reach and a not-so-reach.
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"We cannot reach the interior with a probe, thus we need to use sophisticated remote sensing methods to reach it," Kaspi told Gizmodo.
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Mifsud has since disappeared from the reach of politicians, colleagues, journalists, investigators, and his Ukrainian fiancé who have been attempting to reach him.
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Sellers, who until several years ago could barely reach buyers across their own country, can now utilize marketplaces to reach buyers across continents.
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Japanese whaling ships are estimated to reach speeds of up to 21994 knots, and Sea Shepherd's previous ships could only reach 15 knots.
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Revenues are expected to reach 669.7 billion Egyptian pounds ($75.42 billion) while spending is expected to reach 974.8 billion pounds, the statement said.
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There s a point that you reach in your life when it s like, 'What am I gonna do to reach my goals?
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A number of them reach out to touch something or someone beyond reach, but the viewer never finds out what causes their anguish.
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"We have a reach of almost a million people, but our artists have a reach of 200 million people in aggregate," Nemani said.
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Using data to connect usage across devices allows advertisers to reach unduplicated audiences to provide incremental reach in a world of fragmented viewership.
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If a thing you possess extends its legs to reach high-up platforms, for example, shaking the controllers gives you slightly more reach.
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Refusal to reach an obstruction conclusion The most curious and significant decision by Mueller was refusing to reach a conclusion on presidential obstruction.
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What's expected: Zacks estimated that revenues will grow by nearly 18% to reach $3.17 billion, but adjusted losses will reach $3.37 per share.
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Those advertisers want to reach young people — and Facebook knows that, which is why it's spending even more time trying to reach them.
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"If you couldn't reach Abdalla, you called Feisal, and if you couldn't reach Feisal, you called Abdalla," said a mutual friend, Abdulahi Mohammed.
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But Nunes is also leagues behind Holly Holm and Miesha Tate for social reach—Nunes has 8.4% and 6.2% of their reach respectively.
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To reach out to the community may seem like a small thing but they have an opportunity to reach a lot of people.
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The migrants are hoping to reach neighboring Libya, and from there, try a treacherous, often deadly crossing of the Mediterranean to reach Europe.
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This can help Splitit reach thousands of merchants and their consumers without having to onboard each merchant individually, drastically expanding its potential reach.
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Marketers have gotten smarter, yes, but there are also more tools than ever to help companies reach the audiences they want to reach.
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Last quarter, however, Morgan Stanley struggled to reach a 21 percent margin and analysts doubt such lofty goals are within reach anytime soon.
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With his assist, McDavid became the league's first player to reach 60 points this season, needing just 39 games to reach that plateau.
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They can provide a high-quality education to whomever they can afford to reach but leave out those they cannot afford to reach.
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Unless Facebook makes its internal data public, it's impossible to say which ads reach which audiences, or how much candidates spend to reach them.
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The draw of the drone is that it can reach places people can't — or if they can, drones reach it with far less effort.
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Dominion Energy is aiming to reach net Dominion Energy is aiming to reach net More cities are working to incorporate nature throughout, beyond parks.
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Both outlets will still be allowed to reach users through their accounts by unpaid means, although the decision will likely limit that reach considerably.
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I know how to reach the coveted demographic that I am in, and how to reach the other coveted demographics that I'm not in.
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The 2016 pair is expected to reach the auction's second-highest price, with Sotheby's expecting the bidding to reach somewhere between $50,000 and $70,000.
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If the missile did reach that height and fly that long, it could reach the US territory of Guam in the Pacific, Wright wrote.
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In the last year, only 10% of all requests for UN convoys to reach hard-to-reach and besieged areas were approved and delivered.
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These tasks are linked: unless Myanmar's central government extends the state's reach into the resource-rich borderlands, its economy will never reach full potential.
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While he could reach a few dozen customers at a time in person, he could reach thousands through the newly ubiquitous medium of television.
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Abalone grow slowly, taking seven years to reach sexual maturity and one or two more to reach the minimum size to be taken legally.
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There is intense competition: competition to get published, competition to win prizes, competition to reach a national audience, competition to reach an international audience.
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The International Monetary Fund has forecast that hyperinflation will reach a staggering 10 million% in 2019, putting the most basic supplies out of reach.
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"My campaign is the campaign that tries to reach across the racial chasm, reach across the party chasm and bring us together," Espy said.
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And I'm hoping that I can reach his heart and reach the heart of others who have daughters because that's when we get help.
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That's because advertising auctions are designed so that ads reach people based on relevance, and certain ads may not reach anyone as a result.
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"With the explosion of international wealth, and the reach of the internet, we're able to reach buyers with extraordinary spending capacity," said Mr. Strafford.
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Although the sun's atmosphere will reach Mars' orbit, Mars will escape, as it will have wandered past the reach of the sun's expanding atmosphere.
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I think that the healthy community can be close enough to people, people can reach it, it can reach them, and it's flexible enough.
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And while the latter service took 10 years to reach 50 million users, Apple Music only took two years to reach its current number.
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Plus, if you have to reach up to press and hold the button for Google Assistant, you might as well reach for your phone.
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"I have spent 211 weeks on the phone trying to reach someone at the company..."Inability to reach any customer service representative after multiple attempts I have tried to reach the company by phone, email, and feedback form, and never had success at reaching anyone.
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We want to be advocates but really try hard not to reach out with condemnation and instead to reach out with constructive, helpful, supportive feedback.
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But we out here, sometimes regular citizens, we don't have the avenues to reach out to the groups we would like to reach out to.
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Arms and Splatoon are the company's attempt to reach new players and introduce new types of play — ones out of reach for Mario and Link.
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The Milwaukee Fire Department did their best to reach the boy in time and encountered intense flames as they attempted to reach the second floor.
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The bottom line: Bipartisan support is within reach, though it might take a bit more deal-making before Trump and the Democrats reach a consensus.
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It said it was aiming to reach 25 million domestic subscribers by 2022, up from its early plan to reach 16 million by that time.
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Once they reach marine habitats, microfibers work their way up the food chain, and eventually, they reach us when we eat seafood contaminated with microfibers.
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And as it turned out, the good job and the white picket fence was beyond my reach anyway —beyond the reach of so many people.
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As for the G-spot, that's something you can easily reach with a finger, but it's much more complicated to reach directly with the penis.
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The Republican nomination is now within his reach but by no means certain; the calendar makes him unlikely to reach it prior to June 7.
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A route to reach the base Currying favor with conservative outlets, particularly talk radio hosts, is thought to be essential to reach the GOP base.
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ET's brand made sense to be the next to transition to reach over-the-top viewers because of its existing reach, including on digital platforms.
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By contrast, non-ART approaches may require sperm to reach eggs in the fallopian tube and then require the embryo to reach the uterus unassisted.
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We want to be advocates but really try hard not to reach out with condemnation and instead to reach out with constructive, helpful, supportive feedback.
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O'Donoghue's animation shows it'd take nearly 10 seconds to reach Pluto, and 18 hours to reach the nearest star, at close to maximum warp speed.
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But we must keep fighting until we reach our goal, and help every mother reach her goal of delivering a healthy future for her baby.
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While the pro-regime artillery could not reach the base, it could reach a smaller combat outpost used by coalition advisers and their local allies.
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"At Reach, we often ask how we can empower people to achieve at their fullest potential," Reach Capital Partner Wayee Chu said in a statement.
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The Institute For Women's Policy Research predicts women won't reach pay equity with men until 2059, and black women won't reach pay equity until 2124.
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All the gay white boys in the Castro are on PrEP or linked to care, and now we have to reach the hard-to-reach.
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This allows for teens to reach their height potential -- the classic growth spurt -- and is critical for girls to produce enough estrogen to reach menarche.
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China also pledged that its carbon dioxide emissions would reach their maximum by around 2030, and that it would try to reach an earlier peak.
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Among other cloud software vendors, Box took nine years to reach $100 million in sales, while it took Zendesk seven years to reach the milestone.
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The Reach Every Mother and Child (REACH) Act aspires to invent not just one fictional child at risk of death, but five million of them.
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Although the F.B.I. won't reach conclusions, their granular factual presentation will spotlight the areas of conflict and allow decision makers to reach their own conclusions.
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People are buying lots of print ads, because it's good readers to reach, it's a good platform to reach them, and the ads look beautiful.
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We came up with a plan we call Each One Reach One: Each week, we would challenge each other to reach out to one new person.
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After initial synchronization, combined-cycle units can reach full power output within 15-30 minutes, while coal units need 1-4 hours to reach full load.
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Maybe you can't reach X or Y; you'll always be able to reach U. The speeds and services available will depend on what mobile networks want.
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That allows you to put data out of your reach, and out of the reach of your advertising team and anybody who wants to use it.
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But such candidates have been able to reach young people and get them excited because they can reach them where they live: on the goddamn web.
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When the advertiser starts building their ad, the tool gives them an estimate of the potential overall reach and the estimated daily reach of that campaign.
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And while industry capacity could reach 2 billion bushels in under two years, the USDA said crushings likely will not reach that level until 2020-21.
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It took the company six years to reach that goal, which is around the same amount of time it took Uber to reach a billion rides.
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"You have this big obstruction that changes your center of gravity and can interfere with being able to reach where you need to reach," she says.
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Much of the web has been out of reach for blind people But much of the web has long been out of reach for blind people.
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Not only does sports still hold a large live audience, it also provides a way to reach one of the hardest-to-reach demographics, millennial males.
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Their inability to reach a deal appeared to rule out any chance for the left to reach the runoff of the two-round April-May vote.
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The most recent rules change, lowering the threshold at which Supreme Court nominees could reach cloture, further removed incentives for any administration to reach bipartisan consensus.
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Next, Ziebarth hopes to do more to reach underserved audiences by taking programming into other communities that can't normally reach the museums, and by providing transportation.
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"The mothers tried to reach their children, and I saw children pressing up against the fence of the cage to try to reach out," she said.
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Yet, it could still take 88 years to reach gender parity in Congress and 208 years to reach gender equality writ large in the United States.
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For Sarah, who is having trouble trusting her own mind, it's really difficult for her to reach out to other people, to reach out for help.
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Other fabrics like drapes that may be harder to reach are easier to steam when you have a long tube and cord that can reach far.
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TC: If you don't need to reach a certain financial threshold, then how do you know when it's time to reach out to Series A investors?
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"The platform of a film, how far it can reach, how many people it can get to reach a message, is extraordinarily important," Mr. Gyllenhaal said.
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But now, the Iraqis have come to resent Iran's long reach into their country's affairs — a reach that expanded with the 22019 withdrawal of U.S. troops.
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"YouTube wouldn't reach the cord cutters specifically, and Google and Facebook's audiences are much too narrow for what linear [scheduled] TV used to reach," Navin explained.
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With lower net prices under the new plan, many seniors wouldn't reach that threshold until later in the year, and some wouldn't reach it at all.
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Samsung Electronics America said it was able to reach 50+ percent more people at half the CPM with TrueView for Reach, when it tested the format, while Pepsi France said that format helped deliver high reach, but also high completion rates for its 10-second video.
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"I therefore propose that we have a discussion in the climate cabinet about how we could reach the goal of being CO2 neutral by 2050 and the discussion should not be about whether we can reach that goal but about how we will reach it," she added.
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Some people believe you might reach another universe, or something," she said, adding: "If you reach this limit called the singularity, where time and space become zero.
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This allows you to designate a button to one of these triggers, so you don't need to reach to press an annoying-to-reach on-screen button.
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For years, illegal immigrants have attempted to reach Britain stowed away in the back of trucks, often seeking to reach the United Kingdom from the European mainland.
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For years, illegal immigrants have attempted to reach Britain stowed away in the back of trucks, often seeking to reach the United Kingdom from the European mainland.
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That range would not be enough to reach the lower 48 states or the large islands of Hawaii, but would allow it to reach all of Alaska.
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During the second quarter it added 5.1 million registered users to reach a total of 87 million and a record 183,93 paid subscribers to reach 2.12 million.
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Several places in the Alentejo are forecast to reach 47C on Saturday, while Lisbon could reach 43C, which is highly unusual for Portugal's capital by the sea.
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Just as non-alcoholics sometimes reach for a glass of wine when the going gets tough, non-disordered eaters sometimes reach for a brownie, and it's fine.
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Much of the promise of online advertising hinges on the vast reach of the web, and the ability to reach people on niche sites at low prices.
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"Because of Trump and Cruz, the battlefield is growing, and districts that were maybe out of reach are now in reach," Lujan told The Hill last week.
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Platforms like Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube give artists direct and immediate global reach, replacing Taplin's "secret society" days with many new ways to reach their audiences.
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The storm's tropical storm–force winds could reach the coast by Wednesday night, and hurricane-force winds could reach coastal locations Thursday and Friday, the Post reported.
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Tropical storm–force winds could reach the coast by Wednesday night, and hurricane-force winds could reach by Thursday night into Friday, according to The Washington Post.
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RNTS also says that by adding the Heyzap's reach of 130 million unique users, the combined platform will reach more than half a billion people each month.
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"But you know, I also wouldn't be able to reach 200 million people on any other medium," he says, citing the reach of Upworthy's videos on Facebook.
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When you are cooking, those invisible pollutants can easily reach levels that would be illegal outdoors, but the Clean Air Act does not reach inside the home.
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Use your voice, but don't do it to reach the audience; do it to reach the other people onstage, and the freedom of that has been extraordinary.
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Elizabeth Warren and former New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg failed to reach delegate viability in "The Tar Heel State" after failing to reach the 15% benchmark.
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The fundamental inhumanity of the journey toward utopia is that one must cross rivers of blood to reach it, yet the destination remains stubbornly out of reach.
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It also takes true stories about six times as long to reach 1,500 people as it does for false stories to reach the same number of people.
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"Broadway has never been my end game, but this might be a perfect moment for this particular play to reach the audience Broadway can reach," she said.
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But these fact checkers only seem to reach out to academics who support gun control, and they don't respond when we reach out to point out errors.
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Much of the promise of online advertising hinges on the vast reach of the web, and the ability to reach people on niche sites at low prices.
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The alternatives to Backpage include exclusive sites with high membership fees that are out of reach for low-income workers, and other sites without nearly its reach.
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Disney also forecast Hulu's subscribers to reach 40 million to 60 million by fiscal 2024 and reach profitability in the United States by either 2023 or 2024.
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While China's coal imports may rise slightly this year, it's unlikely they will reach 300 million tonnes, and that 1 billion tonne forecast looks well out of reach.
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As competitive gaming continues to reach for a more mainstream audience, that level of simplicity inherent to battle royale games could help the game reach a new audience.
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"They reach out to little kids on Twitter, they reach out to little kids on Facebook, and they say, "I'm a big producer and I can help you.
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If you will reach your FRA later this year, the SSA can withhold $1 in benefits for every $3 in wages above $221,219 until you reach your FRA.
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You can be a small and independent, but when brand reach and consumer reach really matters, you can enjoy a lot more success by joining with other companies.
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Clinton will likely reach a majority of both voter-driven pledged delegates and unbound superdelegates, but she'll need both in order to reach a majority of total delegates.
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It can reach 125 miles per hour in 6.5 seconds, which may very well be faster than the time it takes your personal vehicle to reach half that.
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In boxing the strike can only go as far as the listed reach, in mixed martial arts the reach only tells us about one aspect of the fight.
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Trump has repeatedly expressed confidence in his ability to reach a denuclearization deal with Kim, but has failed to reach an agreement at two summits between the leaders.
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BT's full-fiber network will reach 4 million premises by 2021, and it has plans to reach 15 million by the mid-2020s if it stacks up commercially.
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The moon's transit through Capricorn is going to have you contemplating life philosophies, and wanting to reach toward something higher, something that is currently still out of reach.
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It allowed advertisers to reach a large smart speaker customer base by aggregating voice app developers into a network whose reach could be sold to advertisers en masse.
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One important element of longing is that the object of one's desire is always just out of reach—or, when consummated, will quickly move out of reach again.
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After the shutdown began, Mr. Schumer lamented the failure to reach a deal with the president, and blamed Mr. Trump for abandoning an agreement that was within reach.
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So our main goal in making tiny robots is to really access hard-to-reach or even not-possible-to-reach areas in our body with minimal invasion.
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Three thousand qualifying dollars and 25,000 qualifying miles are required to reach Silver; like American, 12,000 qualifying dollars and 100,000 qualifying miles are needed to reach top status.
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In Warren Buffett's words, We won't 'smooth' quarterly or annual results: If earnings figures are lumpy when they reach headquarters, they will be lumpy when they reach you.
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For one, slacktivist posts strive to reach many people and, in the end, reach nearly the same audience every time, those who are their "friends" on social media.
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By 2028, the used-fashion market in the U.S. is expected to reach $64 billion, while fast-fashion will reach $44 billion, according to retail analytics firm GlobalData.
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We discovered that by diversifying our podcast mix into non-industry content we could still reach our target audience while also growing our reach and overall program performance.
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"It's no secret that I have, you know, of course desire and a goal to reach the most slams, you know, and reach Roger's record," Djokovic, 25, said.
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The Philippines' share of the global outsourcing pie, estimated to reach about $250 billion by 2022, is forecast by the industry to reach 15 percent by that year.
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Google and Facebook are the platforms with the reach, those are the alternative platforms that would help brands and retailers reach consumers without having to partner with Amazon.
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"Our ads for cashier positions in supermarkets reach an 85% female audience, and our ads for positions in taxi companies reach a 75% Black audience," the researchers wrote.
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But now if your signal doesn't reach the front door, the lock won't send a video of the mail carrier; if it doesn't reach the garage, you can't activate the opener for the neighbor; if it doesn't reach upstairs, the kids come downstairs to watch TV — and we can't have that.
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It's resulted in attempts to reach out to black voters that, while hilariously tone-deaf, are distinct from Trump's efforts to reach out to, say, Latinos or Muslim Americans.
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The risk that failure to reach a deal would a trigger a rapidly escalating tariff battle ahead of the NAFTA talks added pressure to Mexico to reach a deal.
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They are either too tentative to be useful– the market will reach 6,000 in 2017 when its currently trading at 2558 – or outrageously optimistic – the market will reach 25,2800.
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"The reality that — whether it is me tweeting or anybody is tweeting, it is a way to reach other celebs, other verified users, and reach the media," he said.
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The data also shows that ESPN out-of-home audiences are more diverse, with a 6% higher reach into female audiences and a 5% higher reach into millennial audiences.
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HAX experience: We thought some campaigns, like Darma's "inactivity tracker," would reach a million, while the founders of Kokoon, which makes headphones for sleep, were hoping to reach $250,000.
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"Uber will eventually reach high single digit margins, as a percentage of booking, as bookings reach $200 billion," New Street research analyst Pierre Ferragu said in a note Monday.
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The company had initially gone after massive firms — it claims to reach a collective 400,000 employees — but now the goal is to reach SMEs and non-Fortune 500 enterprises.
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And even if we were to invest $1 million in marketing, only the couch category would reach liquidity because all the other areas would only reach 10,000 participants each.
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Univision Buys a Stake in The Onion to Reach Millennials | Univision, the Spanish-language media company, is trying to expand its reach to as diverse an audience as possible.
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But it is precisely whom all those Cruz backers are striving to reach, and reach again, that illustrates the differing approaches and expectations of the Cruz and Trump campaigns.
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It confirmed its guidance for the metric to now reach more than 5 billion euros in 2020, which the company wants to reach without one-off effects, Kreis said.
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I don't want for people to have to reach for an app to make it work, or to reach for a remote control, which would be wholly inadequate anyway.
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At the time it claimed the missile could "reach anywhere in the world," though based on a standard trajectory analysts say the long-range weapon could potentially reach Alaska.
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"Our estimate today is for the pipeline to cost 5 billion euros to (reach) the Greek system and 6 billion euros to (reach)the Italian system," Ruggeri told Reuters.
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The minimum wage was set to reach $12 per hour by 2022, but under the new changes it won't reach that level until 2030, according to the Free Press.
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Women in legal careers reach their average peak wage of $2023,000 at age 35, according to the report, while men reach their peak wage of $168,21625 at age 2900.
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Germany's Chambers of Commerce and Industry (DIHK) expects exports to Iran to reach 5 billion euros in the coming years and reach twice that figure in the long term.
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Why build a cruise missile that takes hours to reach its target when intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs) or submarine-launched ballistic missiles can reach the same targets in minutes?
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Colleges and universities that may seem way out of reach because they are so selective are likely to offer a financial package that's most within reach for your family.
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We tend to reach for one another's hand at the same time, and his hand is always there when I reach out — which is pretty sweet, and vice versa.
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Instead, Bentley says that the donor and Angel Reach decided to develop a program where Bentley could live at Angel Reach expense-free if she agreed to attend college.
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"Advertisers are trying to reach a ton of people that are difficult to reach otherwise," said Eric Haggstrom, who analyzes the video game industry for eMarketer, a research firm.
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When you reach the checkout counter or go to swipe or enter your card information at checkout, it's not always a wise idea to reach for your debit card.
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To qualify for the November debate, candidates must reach 165,000 unique donors and reach 85033 percent in four approved polls, potentially shrinking the size of the debate stage further.
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But the decision to talk and reach even a modest deal shows that the potential exists to reach a state of affairs acceptable to most players in the industry.
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Military reach Under Chinese President Xi Jinping, China's maritime reach has grown considerably, expanding far beyond its immediate coastline into areas not previously considered within its sphere of influence.
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Either way, the court will effectively be updating the antiquated SCA, either making it clear that it has no extraterritorial reach or deciding when it should have such reach.
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Women are still 240 percent less likely to reach management than men, while men are 47 percent more likely to reach a senior management level than their female counterparts.
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Your boss can reach you after work hours, your mom can reach you when you're about to climb onto a random person's motorcycle in a different country (not recommended).
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The group has broadened its reach after it was able to reach an agreement with non-member Russia and other nations to cut production at the end of 2016.
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"Nothing was ever out of reach for her."
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Is her reward — and France's — finally within reach?
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"I feel it's important for everyone who has a dream or who may feel they can't reach it or are told they shouldn't reach to see this movie," says Taylor.
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After you are in push-up position, reach your right arm out and then reach your left arm out onto a step which is placed directly in front of you.
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For example, traveling at great speed, it would take about 3 days for the spacecraft to reach Pluto, a destination that took the New Horizons spacecraft 9 years to reach.
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"Satellite technology can help reach Americans who live in rural or hard-to-serve places where fiber optic cables and cell towers do not reach," Pai said in a statement.
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However, as my financial objectives shift and change, I will undoubtedly reach a point where putting a higher percentage of my income into liquid savings helps me reach my goals.
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According to Canadian Weather's advisory, humidex values in southern Quebec will reach near 40 on Wednesday, but conditions will grow "even more uncomfortable" on Thursday, when humidex values reach 43.
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The North recently tested a missile that may be able to reach American bases in the Pacific and has been working on one that can reach the continental United States.
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The administration proposed putting a sizeable chunk of defense funding in a war account not subject to caps in order to avoid having to reach a reach a budget deal.
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When docked on the faucet, the spout has a reach of 8.13 inches; however, with a total hose length of 59 inches, the pull-out spout certainly can reach farther.
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Meanwhile, on the left, the thinking goes: we need to reach across the aisle to combat climate change, and maybe the military is the institution that can make the reach.
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If fourth-seeded Elina Svitolina fails to reach the semifinals and top-seeded Karolina Pliskova fails to reach the final, the top spot will be Muguruza's for the first time.
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But if you reach age 70½ this year or later, you aren't required to withdraw money right away — you have until April 1 of the year after you reach 72.
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David Oliva is a 24-year-old who used to live in an Angel Reach home, but now opts to sleep in the car that Angel Reach donated to him.
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Republicans and Democrats were still struggling Monday to reach agreement on a far-reaching coronavirus stimulus package, including the airline aid, after failing to reach a deal over the weekend.
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While the United States has been able to reach Yemeni, Somali and Libyan targets from bases in Djibouti and southern Italy, its reach in West Africa has been more limited.
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European Union countries want to reach a temporary agreement on sharing out the care for migrants who reach the bloc's shores when interior ministers meet in Malta on Sept. 23.
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While Inslee did recently reach the donor threshold to qualify for the third Democratic national debate, he had yet to reach the polling threshold and was therefore unlikely to qualify.
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Lee still expects ethereum to reach $1,900 by the end of the year, ethereum classic to reach $60, neo to hit $225 and the Bitcoin Investment Trust to hit $30.
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For them, it was a key play in a deliberate campaign to get their show beyond the reach of movie cliché, and even beyond the reach of show business itself.
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The flexibility that engineers get is exactly the type of flexibility that allows women to rise up and reach the highest levels of corporate America — and reach them more frequently.
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That's important because time is a battle in space — it took the Cassini probe seven years to reach Saturn and the New Horizons spacecraft about nine years to reach Pluto.
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Google recently selected more than a dozen Latin American startups for its Launchpad Accelerator program aimed at helping local startups reach their full potential by leveraging Google's global reach and resources.
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" "When you're supporting others through the highs and lows, don't only reach out [to them] when things are going really well, but also reach out when things are going really bad.
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Don't only reach out when you hear your friend raises $20 million dollars [for his or her startup], but also reach out when you hear their business isn't going so well.
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The company plans to use its new funds to grow its reach using offline methods — advertising and feet on the street sales — alongside digital means such as Facebook to reach pharmacies.
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Which makes sense if acquisition is your end game because then you are playing a pure numbers games — since you're selling potential reach to your buyer (vs your rivals' potential reach).
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As for how ventures can reach out to pitch to Norrsken's new fund, "If there are entrepreneurs who want to reach out to us, we're ready to go," said Engellau-Nilsson.
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The covered, removable plastic bin under the floor in the cargo area is great for muddy things (though its easy-to-reach location means the spare tire is harder to reach).
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"I looked at his stuff and thought he was hilarious and silly and it was a great opportunity to reach an audience that I probably don't reach that frequently," Handler says.
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In simple terms, the advertisers figure out what audiences they'd like to reach, then can use the service to reach those people across multiple sites automatically (or "programmatically," in industry jargon).
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But certainly, taken together, the lynching cases in 1918 and 1942 reveal that no southern community was ever beyond the reach of the black freedom struggle—and that reach kept growing.
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That was good enough to make it to the top five — and reach an audience of close to 20,000 readers — but not good enough to reach to the elusive top spot.
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Traditionalists rely on their volunteers, data from previous caucus nights to reach traditional voters, phone banks to reach reliable partisans, celebrities to encourage new voters and surrogates to inspire the undecided.
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Writing on his organization's blog, Wright pointed out that if the missile did reach that height and fly that far, it could reach the US territory of Guam in the Pacific.
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Overall revenue from the unit was up 51 percent to reach 19.9 trillion won ($17.7 billion), with its profit up close to three-fold to reach 9.96 trillion won, $8.86 billion.
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In Tibet, for example, it took maybe 100 years for the teachings to reach 6 million people, and it took [Headspace] maybe a couple of years to reach 6 million people.
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WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court on Wednesday considered the reach of the Clean Water Act, debating how it applies to pollutants that reach the sea and other protected waters indirectly, through groundwater.
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The issue is not internet availability: 97% of the global population now lives within reach of a mobile cellular signal, while 93% are within reach of a 3G or higher network.
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I'd have to reach out to hundreds of people and let them know it's no longer a way to reach me, and even still I'd worry about missing out on messages.
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"We have managed today... through a common meeting to reach a common notion to what we can reach in November," Falih said, referring to an OPEC meeting in Vienna on Nov.
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It added that non-financial foreign direct investment in China would reach $128 billion this year, while non-financial outward direct investment was expected to reach $130 billion, up 10 percent.
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Karlstrom said he expected to reach reimbursement deals in 13 with some of the clients on the design change costs, but that it would take years to reach agreements with all.
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UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - Syria's foreign minister said on Saturday that victory was within reach in the country and that Damascus hoped de-escalation zones will help reach a cessation of hostilities.
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Dagoberto and Jose, who hope to get married if they reach the United States, declined to give their surnames, saying the gang that forced them out of Honduras had international reach.
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She is the first unseeded player to reach the final of the French Open in 34 years, and the first Latvian, man or woman, to reach a Grand Slam final ever.
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Winds from the storm are expected to reach the Florida Keys by late Saturday, and it is expected to reach the heavily populated areas of South Florida by Sunday morning. Gov.
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Ostapenko is the first Latvian to reach a Grand Slam singles final and the youngest player to reach one since Caroline Wozniacki made the 28 United States Open final at 103.
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Others, based on the North Korean No Dong, can reach up to 2,000km, within reach of Israel or southeast Europe, according to a US Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) report last year.
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It may be early to celebrate milestones in a career that has yet to reach three complete seasons, but consider how long it took some other coaches to reach 200 victories.
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Unlike New York, which has spent billions to reach Hudson Yards, or Washington, which has concentrated on trying to reach Dulles Airport (both laudable projects), Chicago has improved the existing system.
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"We are not only going to reach them through traditional TV ads, but through dynamic paid media campaigns that will reach voters on their televisions, phones, laptops, and more," he said.
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The study says only 0.8% of cars driven reach 200,000 miles, but the 14 models on the list all have at least 2.2% of its cars reach the six-digit mileage.
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Zenimax and Oculus previously attempted to reach an agreement whereby Zenimax would be compensated for its intellectual property through equity ownership in Oculus but were unable to reach a satisfactory resolution.
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It's ... not really the first song you'd reach for?
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They reached out -- I didn't reach out to them.
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Just call it horizon / & and you'll never reach it.
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Paak, inspiration comes from what's just out of reach. .
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" Atwood Oceanics: "Why would we reach down to Atwood?
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We attempted to reach Cynthia ... so far, no luck.
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" Yanez: "I told him not to reach for it.
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He entered Wednesday's game needing one win to reach .
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HAVE SET UP MACHINERY TO REACH 19373,17 ADDITIONAL VOTERS .
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The game, Risk, is out of reach — too high?
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You mean reach out to for an endorsement, or ...?
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Perry's review is ... unlikely to reach a similar conclusion.
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Enemies to the west — Olenna Tyrell and the Reach.
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As if I could … reach out and touch them.
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Callimachi: We also reach out to —— Mills: I'm Andy.
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We're also attempting to reach Banks -- no luck yet.
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" Her husband describes the couple as "Enlightenment Within Reach.
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Supplies are close — and yet frustratingly out of reach.
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BANGALORE, India — India is within reach of the moon.
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Education was out there , but we couldn't reach it.
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" Its reach makes it bigger than "The Color Purple.
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" I'm like, "So why did you never reach out?
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When he won two terms as mayor of Labour-leaning London he was praised for possessing the "Heineken factor"—the ability to reach parts of the country that other Tories couldn't reach.
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Through a mobile-optimized dashboard, Twitter Promote Mode will display how many people saw a subscriber's tweets or account during the current period, including both the organic reach and the Promoted reach.
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PUFFER isn't only useful in space; on Earth, it could help scientists reach volcanic crevasses and other places where it's hard for traditional robots to go, and impossible for humans to reach.
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If a guest is having an issue with a stay and posts about it, M Live will reach out to the customer care team and reach out directly to the unhappy customer.
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Notably, Glencore Chief Executive Ivan Glasenberg said in December demand for nickel could reach 22016,000 tonnes should electric vehicles reach 10 percent of the global fleet, enough to cause a supply deficit.
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And then of course in Washington where they signed an agreement to limit the intermediate range nuclear missiles but sometimes you have to just talk to reach an achievement, reach an agreement.
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Such a bell's toll would reach the ears of every townsperson curled warmly in their beds, and so too did the god's call reach Aloy in the shapeless glow of the abyss.
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Everywhere we go as consumers, we're getting people who don't want to reach into our hearts or know who we are; they want to reach into our wallets and get some money.
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"In order to show the clinical efficacy we need to reach a certain degree of amyloid beta clearance... until you reach that threshold you will not see the clinical signs," he said.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Tennis needs an American male player to reach a grand slam final and this year's U.S. Open is a golden opportunity for a local favorite to reach the Sept.
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That has become the power of the ad lib; it's an effective branding tool for rappers to reach those who may not even know their music, furthering their reach beyond potential barricades.
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Automating its ad sales, and offering more granular targeting so that advertisers can reach the people they want to reach, should provide a big boost as the company looks toward an IPO.
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Where the jury struggled to reach a verdict The 12 jurors' inability to reach a unanimous conclusion on 10 of Manafort's charges raises some questions about the evidence and testimony prosecutors presented.
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Under the new rules, a candidate must reach 215% in at least 212 accepted polls, or reach 22020% in 2 single-state polls in Iowa, New Hampshire, South Carolina and/or Nevada.
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So that's why the intelligence leadership asked us to reach out to them, to say reach out to the FBI or DHS to come in and check the security of your system.
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Democrats unveiled the first major piece of legislation in their effort to reach net-zero carbon emissions by 22019, with a bill that would first push government agencies to reach the goal.
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A widely shared study from 2018 found that, in the online dating world, women reach their peak desirability around age 18 while men reach that same peak around age 50 — which, yikes.
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BT's Openreach is building a full fibre network to reach 4 million premises by the end of March 2021 and has an ambition to reach 15 million premises by the mid-2020s.
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FCC Chairman Ajit Pai last year applauded Starlink as an "innovative technology" that could help "reach Americans who live in rural or hard-to-serve places" that ground-based services don't reach.
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BAKER: Do you think it's possible that you might still go, even if you reach a deal on all of the points you're trying to reach, leave some of the tariffs on?
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A candidate must reach 3% in at least 4 accepted polls or reach 5% in 2 single-state polls in Iowa, New Hampshire, South Carolina and/or Nevada in order to qualify.
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The pitch to investors: Get a piece of the next generation of the cable TV business, where video programmers who want to reach a huge audience will pay Roku to reach them.
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That means there might be hard-to-foresee hurdles that prevent advanced galactic civilizations from developing, or that destroy such civilizations before they reach a size such that they can reach out.
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An ex-boyfriend once gave me a used copy of "Choose Your Own Adventure: Inside UFO 54-40," infamous for reserving its best ending for cheats and hacks: You are trying to reach the Planet Ultima, but ultimately can't reach it by making the right choices, only by flipping through the pages until you reach its illustration.
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"Because I think that our future is going to require a broad coalition of non-partisan decency...I actually think it's important to reach into places where we wouldn't normally reach," Bee explained.
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The partnership offers NBCUniversal an opportunity to create new programming using its content and brands to reach millennials, which traditional media companies and advertisers have found increasingly hard to reach on linear television.
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Also, while Mueller himself did not reach a conclusion about whether Trump committed any obstruction offenses, Barr said "the evidence developed during the Special Counsel's investigation is not sufficient" to reach that conclusion.
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"I would have a concern that whoever loses doesn't work to reach out -- and whoever wins doesn't reach out," said Merkley, who waited until earlier this month to throw his support behind Sanders.
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Ash was expected to reach 6,000 meters above sea level as a result of this the second explosion, officials said, and the hot ash and volcanic material could reach communities near the volcano.
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I kept all DM alerts and texts on, but muted a majority of the group chats I'd been roped into, so that if somebody wanted to reach me, they could reach me directly.
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The promise is, among other things, scale and speed at very low friction: that is, lots of people can reach me and I can reach lots of people very quickly and very easily.
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"Member states/banks that do not reach these goals will undertake specific efforts also involving their insolvency/debt enforcement regimes to reach these goals in a short period of time," the document said.
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But things are different higher up, where winds reach upwards of 30 to 45 miles per hour, and where temperatures reach a more manageable and Earth-like -70 degrees Celsius (-94 degrees Fahrenheit).
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Foreign exchange reserves would reach a record $41 billion, Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc said on Friday, noting that actual foreign direct investment (FDI) inflows could reach nearly $15 billion, also a record.
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The Justice Department has yet to reach a conclusion, apparently waiting to see if the carriers can reach an agreement to ensure there isn't a decrease in competition if they were to merge.
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While the reporter tried to reach representatives of the landlord in the Sub Laban case, The Times should also have tried to reach the landlords involved in the other cases and their lawyers.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: YouTubeIn a split second before you reach to pick up an object, your brain pre-calculates all the movements needed to safely reach and grasp it securely.
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A former general manager at Microsoft and Cisco, Kathy Chen will reach out to companies who can use Twitter to reach international audiences, even though the service is blocked by the Great Firewall.
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The Phoenix Suns are still trying to reach the 20-victory mark and could reach that low-bar milestone if they can defeat the Memphis Grizzlies for the third straight time on Monday.
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The wine was also given to people in bars, aiming to tell them "you may reach the bottom of the bottle, but shouldn't let yourself reach the bottom of life," the video explains.
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Napa County Sheriff John Robertson told the newspaper they had "tried numerous times" to reach the gunman via his personal cell phone and the phones within the facility but could not reach him.
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The U.N. had hoped to reach 1 million people in besieged and hard-to-reach areas with convoys of food aid in May, but supplies had only got to 160,000 people, he said.
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For Curbside, going live on Yelp makes sense because it gives its customers the ability to reach customers on a larger platform, and reach customers who may not have the business's app installed.
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U.S. DOLLAR DOMINANCE, ECONOMIC POWER, AND GLOBAL SANCTIONS REACH Owing to the strength of the U.S. dollar, financial system, and business base, U.S. sanctions are uniquely global in reach and harsh in impact.
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It could argue that, having failed to reach its target for more than four years now, caution demands it hold off on rate increases until inflation is unmistakably on track to reach 2%.
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Our hope is to reach a negotiated peace, but we will not be able to reach that objective without the continued support of the Arab coalition and the support of the United States.
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" Lavrov said the administration officials "want to reach agreements not for the sake of showing off their achievements in terms of ideological preferences, but to reach agreements into order to resolve specific issues.
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Edita's financing expenses jumped by 137 percent to reach 25.42 million pounds, while Juhayna's expenses increased by 67 percent to reach 98.98 million pounds, the companies said in their earnings statements last week.
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He became the 32nd player to reach 1,000 career hits with Boston and joined Tris Speaker and Bobby Doerr as the third Red Sox to reach the milestone before turning 27 years old.
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" Lavrov said the administration officials "want to reach agreements not for the sake of showing off their achievements in terms of ideological preferences, but to reach agreements into order to resolve specific issues.
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It's a time for believing anything is possible, for setting out-of-reach goals and trying to reach them anyway, and for today, at least, I'm feeling a tiny little tug of optimism.
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While light from the sun takes several minutes to reach Earth, light from K2-18b's star takes a century to reach our planet, "so for us to travel there is impossible," he said.
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On Wednesday, McDonald's announced the expansion of a deal with DoorDash to reach a total of 0003,000 restaurants, which comes at a time when it estimates 2019 delivery revenue will reach $4 billion.
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Blair Trewin, a climatologist at the Bureau of Meteorology, said temperatures would reach extreme numbers on Wednesday and Thursday and were expected to reach at least a degree higher than the 2013 record.
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"If Facebook were to ban all ads today, we could reach all the people we wanted to reach using other types of online ads," said Alan Rosenblatt, principal at progressive strategy group Unfiltered.Media.
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The map below shows exactly how far this reach is: The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) doesn't allow a single company to own stations that reach more than 39 percent of US television homes.
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Twitter claims that tweets sent in Japanese reach the full 140 character limit just 0.4 percent of the time, compared to tweets in English, which reach the limit 9 percent of the time.
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It was not possible to reach Consob for a comment.
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Still, she was determined to reach one last milestone: marriage.
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Never did I think we would reach such a number!
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When we reach 2.5 we will consider the various options.
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Mr. Gordon worked to retain and expand the union's reach.
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Efforts to reach Curiel on Monday were not immediately successful.
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Reuters was not immediately able to reach Wu for comment.
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Alcatel says it can reach full charge in 100 minutes.
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Efforts by CNN to reach LePage this weekend were unsuccessful.
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PEOPLE's efforts to reach him for comment have been unsuccessful.
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Dozens of residents were unable to reach the internal staircase.
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Keep adding more oat flour until you reach this consistency.
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That makes it difficult for the virus to reach Argentina.
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Don't wait for your boss to reach out to you.
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Troop leaders aim to reach at least 500 young girls.
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Efforts to reach her and her attorney were unsuccessful Friday.
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It says it expects revenue to reach $20bn by 2024.
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Even once Andean truckers reach cities, there is no respite.
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Click through and may your karaoke game reach new heights.
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Private space company SpaceX is also working to reach Mars.
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Attempts to reach event organizers have been unsuccessful so far.
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But most users remain unaware of its reach and power.
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Once customers reach Gold membership they will get free cancellations.
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We understand that the amnesty could reach parents as well.
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Reuters was unable to reach Ng and Nik Faisal immediately.
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PEOPLE has been unable to reach his attorney for comment.
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Efforts to reach Shiga by CNBC have not been successful.
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IXIC added 9.53 points, or 13 percent, to reach 5,870.75.
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The countries have until March 2 to reach a resolution.
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PEOPLE was unable to immediately reach his attorney for comment.
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Reuters could not immediately reach Timchenko and Shamalov for comment.
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Little picture, it means everything, because movies reach us emotionally.
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First, the academy couldn't reach Dylan after announcing his victory.
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Right To Rise, the PAC backing Jeb Bush Reach: The
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A cockatoo using a cardboard tool to reach a cashew.
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If Simmons needs any, he can reach him any time.
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I just want to reach as many girls as possible.
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Typically, charcoal grills reach a higher temperature than gas grills.
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I feel like we need to expand our reach here.
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Civil fines for that alone could reach nearly $20 billion.
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My success had always been clearly defined and within reach.
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The hurricane was expected to reach Cuba early on Tuesday.
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I reach out and tap once on my right ear.
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Reuters could not immediately reach the company for further comment.
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PEOPLE could not immediately reach a lawyer for Stephanie Cummings.
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It will supposedly reach speeds of up to 70 mph.
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The first trend is the digital imperative to reach customers.
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It was not immediately possible to reach Passera for comment.
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Across those five communities, Cubigo's platform will reach 100,000 residents.
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Plan ahead, giving the meat time to reach room temperature.
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You have encouraged me and inspired me to reach higher.
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Russia's attitude is the key to reach the New Deal.
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They remember Charlie's birthday and they reach out to me.
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The Post was unable to reach Xiao or his wife.
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We reach Tal Afar in the heat of the afternoon.
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The women reach their hands over and clasp Maryam's hands.
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Even the man himself seemed shocked by his seeming reach.
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It hopes to reach 50,000 children per year after that.
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Local businesses have clamored for ways to reach these searchers.
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Its services can reach billions of mobile phones, it said.
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Her fingers grasped for the edge but couldn't reach it.
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Many investors still expect Brussels and London to reach agreement.
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"Maybe it's the way to reach this goal," he said.
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PEOPLE was unable to reach the actor's attorney for comment.
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Pacioretty needs three assists to reach 200 for his career.
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A personal chef is not within reach for most people.
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Homes that hopefully keep their generators out of paw's reach.
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PEOPLE's attempts to reach Johnson's attorney were not immediately successful.
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I reach out to those who are not yet convinced.
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If you build on Facebook, you can theoretically reach billions.
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When we reach the top, the liberation rite will begin.
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It is expected to reach the surface on November 26th.
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PEOPLE's efforts to reach Harvey at home were unsuccessful Monday.
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PEOPLE has not been able to reach them for comment.
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Candidates had to reach polling and donor thresholds to qualify.
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"I eventually want to reach a million employees," explains Moriyama.
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Finally, Bushnell wants that vision to have an international reach.
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"It's a recognition of the titanic efforts to reach peace."
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The two managed to reach a compromise about the house.
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But even the greatest descriptive equations reach their limits sometimes.
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A ghostly iPhone screen hovered just out of my reach.
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PEOPLE could not reach Mathis or Blaine's attorney for comment.
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Reuters was not able to immediately reach Westpac for comment.
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Chamberlain's reach is over 21967 inches, Ali's is 24 inches.
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Reuters has not been able to reach Liu for comment.
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Reuters could not reach either of the brothers for comment.
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Efforts to reach Law directly for comment have been unsuccessful.
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I may not know you, but reach out to me.
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Reuters was not immediately available to reach STC for comment.
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"It gives us global reach and global power," Palicka said.
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And it didn't reach the U.K. until seven days later.
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It said the regulator has yet to reach any conclusions.
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Suddenly, her therapist slides the iPad out of Grace's reach.
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A zombie doesn't reach out and grab their ankles, sadly.
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But, as Shah pointed out, those don't reach every corner.
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Option 3: Compromise The two countries could reach an agreement.
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The Taliban have meanwhile expanded their reach in the countryside.
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It took a bit for it to reach 2390 degrees.
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It was supposed to reach 75 feet into the air.
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Worldwide, Morgan Stanley estimates that number could reach $5.6 trillion.
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I want to reach some ultimate level on my earnings!
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The authorities said it was unsafe to reach the wreck.
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CNN has not been able to reach Fritts for comment.
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While these speeds are impressive, they don't reach very far.
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Go deeper: Senators reach a deal on the farm bill
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Security personnel stopped the protesters before they could reach Sanders.
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What would it take for you to reach peak productivity?
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Resist the urge to reach out to everyone, she added.
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Reuters could not reach the U.S. observer delegation for comment.
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CNN is attempting to reach the suspect's attorney for comment.
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Efforts by CNN to reach Snow on Sunday were unsuccessful.
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But drivers who didn't reach those benchmarks weren't offered anything.
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Going live underscores Comedy Central's efforts to reach millennial viewers.
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But it's pushed to reach a broader audience as well.
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Talks brokered by the Vatican failed to reach any agreement.
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But I can't reach the shelf, it's too high up.
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Keep reading to reach the true valley of Westworld understanding.
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Some travel more than four hours to reach the river.
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Walnuts they couldn't reach fell out and covered the floor.
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Most breeds reach physical maturity between ages 1 and 2.
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PEOPLE was not immediately able to reach Hurst for comment.
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The recovery required technical climbing and rappelling to reach them.
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Many had hoped to reach Britain, across the English Channel.
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They will reach out to you when the time comes.
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NBA Jam encouraged players to reach in for a steal.
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State regulators had yet to reach the site Friday evening.
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Combined, their funding needs could reach as high as $15bn.
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The strategy is also a way to reach younger fans.
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Equally important: his inability to reach out to moderate Americans.
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Now she's using those same skills to to reach Will.
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CNN's previous attempts to reach Johnson's attorney have gone unanswered.
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We want to reach 2 billion between those businesses combined.
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The man said he would save whomever he could reach.
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Please don't reach out to anyone any longer regarding this.
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Who are you trying to reach as an artistic director?
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Jenkins was the only VCU player to reach double figures.
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He took his own life before officers could reach him.
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It is easy to understand why people reach for "elites".
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But Apple today reminded the audience of Siri's massive reach.
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But like those billboards, it felt out of my reach.
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For campaigns, more clicks mean greater reach and potential impact.
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They're asking for warning labels and limits on paid reach.
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It was a struggle at times to reach this point.
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Maybe blame falls on them domestically because they're within reach.
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Eventually, you are sure to reach some kind of destination.
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If we're talking a reach game, yeah, we're pretty big.
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Attempts to reach relatives of Benjamin and McKayla were unsuccessful.
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It is expected to reach Florida, Georgia and South Carolina.
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He's trying to reach shoppers before Amazon or Walmart do.
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Tesla said it had been unable to reach the customer.
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PEOPLE's attempts to reach Marquez's family have not been successful.
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Reuters could not immediately reach officials to give more details.
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The threat of Apple's reach has been changing the market.
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And this expanded reach, in turn, impacts Instagram's bottom line.
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"Many of the areas are difficult to reach," says Frayer.
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Finally, we reach the bottling factory, which remains under construction.
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If anything it's gotten worse because Uber has tremendous reach.
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PNC suggested customers reach out directly when reached for comment.
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Mixpanel predicts iOS 10 will reach 50 percent by Sept.
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A revolution, to be sure, but one within our reach.
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But some things in Connecticut are still out of reach.
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Reuters was not able to reach the hospital for comment.
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Prime Day helped us reach our highest sales day ever.
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How did Tyrion reach Bronn to set up the meeting?
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So when should you definitely not reach for the sulfates?
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IDESAM hopes to expand the reach of the project soon.
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Weak = guy in desert, trying to reach water glass, failing.
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Her profits can now reach 50,000 kwacha ($5,200) a month.
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Usually, when women reach for each other, they're separated immediately.
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There was no real effort to reach out to Republicans.
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"I encourage people to reach out to us," he says.
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It is due to reach 39.2 billion euros by 2020.
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By 2018, the market is set to reach $1.1 billion.
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We'll write about the victims and reach out to survivors.
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The government is trying to extend its reach online, too.
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The company's reach includes more than 100 countries, he added.
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There are currently 36 people going through the Reach program.
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Local governments and customers were unable to reach the company.
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To learn how to reach us confidentially, go to tips.buzzfeed.com.
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She is eager to reach out to other family members.
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Their goal was to reach the Michigan game, on Sept.
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They do not reach the threshold set by King's definition.
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This means the light took that long to reach Earth.
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Do we have to reach 30,000 on the Dow first?
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But "infiltrate US conservative organizations" doesn't quite cover her reach.
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CNN's attempts to reach an attorney for Brown were unsuccessful.
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It would need to drop 62% to reach that level.
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She tried to call Kelly, but she couldn't reach him.
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It's worth it when you reach that point of yourself.
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As Breitbart's reach climbs, however, many firms will feel torn.
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The Power Vest's power was out of reach for me.
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But all now find themselves encircled by big data's reach.
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Or you can reach suicide helplines outside the US too.
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It was not immediately possible to reach Vivendi for comment.
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Reuters was unable to reach Rangel, now retired, for comment.
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PEOPLE couldn't immediately reach the sheriff's office for further comment.
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The body count, he reckons, could reach tens of thousands.
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The movie is scheduled to reach theaters in November 2019.
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We'll reach out to those companies that meet the criteria.
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Joe Hill's horror comic Locke & Key might finally reach television.
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And you need to reach the consumer a different way.
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Authorities have been unable to reach her family in China.
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Multiple attempts to reach Blake by phone Tuesday were unsuccessful.
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It hopes to reach 80 million global subscribers by 2025.
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ITALY'S ECONOMY MINISTER SAYS GOVT ABSOLUTELY REACH COMPROMISE WITH EU
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Call her, beep her, if you want to reach her!
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In this particular case, the stakes could reach $100 million.
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You can reach out to the shelter via its website.
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Investment in Latin American tech continues to reach new highs.
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It was not possible to reach Sun directly for comment.
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To learn how to reach us securely, go to tips.buzzfeed.com.
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He then asked if he could reach out to Lauren.
|
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The reach of artificial intelligence has expanded into pizza artistry.
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You can learn more about how to reach us here.
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PEOPLE's attempts to reach Conditt's family directly were unsuccessful Wednesday.
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Some reach out, making connections to their heritage or history.
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In parts of Africa, radio ads offer the most reach.
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Attempts to reach their lawyers for comment were unsuccessful Tuesday.
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PEOPLE's attempts to reach Montgomery and Kennon's families were unsuccessful.
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But for most Egyptians these homes are out of reach.
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At some point, its reach may extend beyond your control.
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Trend says it's the only channel to reach docs online.
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This gives America's Treasury great punitive power and jurisdictional reach.
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We eliminate white carbs completely until we reach the goal.
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Possibly, especially when considering the reach of the company's affiliates.
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The range of their missiles has increased to reach Riyadh.
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In many cases, people couldn't reach their relatives for days.
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No kindness, no empathy, no attempt to reach common ground.
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They called me, I did not reach out to them.
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So go ahead, kid, whack every button you can reach.
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On top of criminal prosecution, civil penalties can reach $27,500.
|
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Virginia and Colorado are also moving out of Trump's reach.
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PEOPLE has been unable to reach Chris' family for comment.
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PEOPLE could not immediately reach his public defender, Kimberly Gonzalez.
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The team blended four data sets to reach its conclusion.
|
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Bank of America is also trying to reach new markets.
|
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The latest form is a gaming robot from Reach Robotics.
|
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The firm carefully outlines two (overlapping) ways to reach profitability.
|
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New Horizons is expected to reach the object on Jan.
|
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But why should that stop when you actually reach adulthood?
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Can i Reach message to Mr Jeff Bezos via you?
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It's the largest bank in Germany, with tremendous worldwide reach.
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We don't want the war to reach the city center.
|
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On the national tournament circuit, cash prizes can reach $10,000.
|
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Twitter is never out of reach for President Donald Trump.
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Mainly, I just want to reach out and help people.
|
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Reuters was unable to reach ARAF or Mutko for comment.
|
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Is Chanel No. 5 about to reach her breaking point?
|
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Dupan is now trying to reach that same level again.
|
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Crude shipments slid 12 percent to reach 1.114 million bpd.
|
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But technology makes it easier and cheaper to reach customers.
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It is within our reach to create a better world.
|
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They have three days to try and reach a deal.
|
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Before you reach the vault doors, the ground shifts uphill.
|
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The share is projected to reach a third by 2050.
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Need to reach out to the ppl I care about.
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The global reach of social media does not change that.
|
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Remittances could reach $238 billion by 22015, according to BCG.
|
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Behold an album whose apparent lightness deepens its emotional reach.
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Analysts think it will barely reach 1 percent by then.
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It was the $4,000 they needed to reach their goal.
|
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After that, the exchange tends to reach an inevitable conclusion.
|
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PEOPLE was unable to reach Hargrave or Puyau for comment.
|
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Scientists think its temperatures reach up to 2,420 degrees Fahrenheit.
|
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PEOPLE was unable to reach Roever's attorney for comment Thursday.
|
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It might have a wider reach if it was affordable.
|
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They reach for PPG Industries, Eaton and Illinois Tool Works.
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I feel like it is too late to reach them.
|
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Want to reach 61.3 million followers, é la Kim Kardashian?
|
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The transmission module can reach latencies as low as 50ms.
|
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She did not ask me to reach out to Bede.
|
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But Felix, the wiliest of the bunch, slips within reach.
|
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When you reach age 65, you will have saved $724,753.
|
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Natalka is expected to reach full capacity in coming months.
|
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The last convoy to reach Ghouta arrived one month ago.
|
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The significance of these events may reach beyond one town.
|
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But they couldn't even reach a consensus within their party.
|
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Why is it proving so hard to reach a deal?
|
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Attempts to reach her and her attorney were unsuccessful Thursday.
|
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PEOPLE was unable to immediately reach his public defender. 4.
|
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Microsoft would need to rally another 15% to reach $156.
|
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Efforts to reach out to new constituencies won't be easy.
|
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CNN has been trying to reach the diplomat for comment.
|
|
But Trump was the only coordination point Republicans could reach.
|
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Gas output will reach 380 billion cubic meters by 2050.
|
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The issues around financial literacy reach beyond U.S. borders. Rep.
|
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Few analysts believe the two sides will reach a deal.
|
|
I wanted to reach a specific number on the scale.
|
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More brands are tapping into experiential marketing to reach consumers.
|
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The roots of Canada's contributions to AI reach back decades.
|
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But Rome is under no obligation to reach an agreement.
|
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As for all adtech companies, data and reach are key.
|
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But nice is kind of a reach in this case.
|
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We will read their conclusions before we reach our own.
|
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These strands reach a climax on a wildly dramatic day.
|
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Mexico, however, managed to reach a much more respectable 5th.
|
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Attempts to reach the organization for comment have been unsuccessful.
|
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Electoral authorities say turnout is projected to reach 48 percent.
|
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"It may be harder to reach these people," Kabat says.
|
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I have a lot of goals that I can reach.
|
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They should be within reach for every family in America.
|
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It became something strange and out of reach and unknown.
|
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In addition to big capital, Jumia also has extensive reach.
|
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The internet has been quicker to reach the halfway mark.
|
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Negotiations had to resume again to reach this final agreement.
|
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Our events team will reach out with a price quote.
|
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As Hulk, I had various smashing powers and incredible reach.
|
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Please, if you run into problems, reach out for help.
|
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I was able to reach out to Amber through Twitter.
|
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And now we reach Sunday's tragic addition to this list.
|
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In art, they look exotic, but not out of reach.
|
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Clinton's trustworthiness and her ability to reach across the aisle.
|
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Now a car maker is helping them reach that goal,
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Only when working together can we reach our full potential.
|
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Mr. Brown expects demand to quickly reach beyond the city.
|
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Reuters was unable to immediately reach Shanghai Pharma for comment.
|
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The brand has also tried to reach moms and daughters.
|
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To reach this conclusion, the authors looked at two things.
|
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The newspapers were unable to reach the teacher for comment.
|
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Safe, basic surgery is out of reach for 5bn people.
|
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And at the end … she could barely reach her car.
|
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When you reach your starting point, put down the censer.
|
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I want to fulfill my dreams and reach my goals.
|
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Many experts say consumers have yet to reach that threshold.
|
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When a prosecutor can't reach a decision that's a decision.
|
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PEOPLE could not reach the prosecutor, Chuck Murphy, for comment.
|
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Employers are to be trusted to reach deals with employees.
|
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PEOPLE's efforts to reach her by phone were unsuccessful Thursday.
|
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PEOPLE was unable to reach the children's mother for comment.
|
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He ducked under the water to reach into the car.
|
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The bans — as intended — will almost certainly limit his reach.
|
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I felt bad that I couldn't reach out to her.
|
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He might have done well to reach that conclusion sooner.
|
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It is not the first study to reach this conclusion.
|
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We'll continue our efforts [to reach Friesen] on our end.
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We both vow to reach out to her more often.
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Luckily, he also managed to reach a Kenyan atheist group.
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It took a long time to reach a new government.
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VR will take time to reach this scale for us.
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" Be lean "It will take time to reach critical mass.
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PEOPLE was unable to reach Penn on Monday for comment.
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Trying to reach her boat, several jump into the sea.
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Tillerson wants to help the sides reach a new compromise.
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CNN's efforts to reach Zipes for comment Monday were unsuccessful.
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It helps if you're trying to reach a mainstream audience.
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Both countries continue working to reach an agreement over trade.
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New investors in ClassDojo included GSV, Reach Capital and SignalFire.
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PEOPLE was unable to reach the sheriff's office for comment.
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The document says the organization is illegally extending its reach.
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Both of those records are in reach for Black Panther.
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Law & Order: SVU is about to reach a major milestone.
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The candidates have to reach out to people like us.
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CNN was unsuccessful in its attempts to reach the sister.
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I told him I wanted to reach some new people.
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Efforts by Fox News to reach Ducey's spokesman were unsuccessful.
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Take as little risk as possible to reach your goals.
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That number is expected to reach 642 million by 2040.
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He cannot reach out beyond people already committed to him.
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Even guys who didn't reach stardom had good, solid careers.
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Reuters has not been able to reach him for comment.
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They really don't reach their prime until more like twenty.
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He is the seventh active player to reach that milestone.
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He offended minorities and did not reach out to working
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But there was still reluctance to reach any editorial conclusion.
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Many of the whales died before rescuers could reach them.
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Does that mean we can't reach true knowledge about nature?
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The Post reported it could not reach Coleman for comment.
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Only 25 percent of women reach orgasm during vaginal intercourse.
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The world loops around once you reach the last screen.
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It's attained the currency and reach of a universal brand.
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But she didn't reach beauty (or fashion) icon status overnight.
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The two outlets use different criteria to reach separate totals.
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Our combined services reach over a billion people each month.
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Restructuring costs should reach 21.0082 million Swiss francs this year.
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It was not immediately possible to reach the Panda Group.
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What will it take for VR to reach mass adoption?
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And two people that reach deity were in the FBI.
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