Paul and Lucia really took the reins in some parts.
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And there are signs police are tightening the reins in other ways.
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Riggio has traditionally stepped in to grab the reins in times of trouble.
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And it's Frank's joyous loathing of Lucy that reins in Kirsten's own antipathy.
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Its new chief executive, Kevin Gallagher, is set to take the reins in February.
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Lloyd took the co-captain reins in January from superstar Abby Wambach, who retired.
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Mr. Allen took the reins in a time of great uncertainty for AT&T.
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The real question, though, is what can we do that dramatically reins in enforcement?
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McCabe served as the bureau's acting director before Wray took the reins in August.
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Adam Levine is letting his wife Behati Prinsloo take the reins in their family's expansion.
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In "Teacher," the group sings about willingly having girls take the reins in a relationship.
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With Devonta Freeman out, Brian Hill looked set to take the reins in Week 11.
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Just as Mr. Chávez had done in Venezuela, Mr. Correa tightened the reins in Ecuador.
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For now, the president has allowed his staff to take the reins in the shutdown negotiations.
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The stock market didn't need much help when Trump took the reins in January of 2017.
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For Papa, a seasoned pharmaceutical industry executive who took the reins in May, there was no honeymoon.
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Lagarde inherited an inflation rate of 1.0% in the euro zone upon taking the reins in November.
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And with Trump scheduled to take the reins in January, many of them are bracing for a fight.
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Like Mr. Heastie, Mr. Flanagan, a Republican from Long Island, took the reins in the wake of scandal.
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And, if Congress reins in the debt, lawmakers could celebrate the good news in the next annual statement.
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Remembering the gameplay CT taught him before he left, Paulie reins in his emotions and decides to play cool.
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Since taking the reins in January, he has repeatedly said the company should focus on deepwater exploration and production.
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Italy's relationship with the EU has deteriorated since an anti-establishment government took the reins in Rome last year.
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CBS said the organization's spending on lavish meetings and travel skyrocketed after Nardizzi took over the reins in 2009.
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Washington's influence is waning and those who take the reins in fighting global pandemics will not prioritize U.S. needs.
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Many trade advocates argue that abandoning TPP hands China the economic and strategic reins in the rapidly growing Pacific.
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That turned my view of what I was doing around, I felt like I had the reins in my hand.
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The longer the president waits to take the reins in this fight, the worse his chances of success will be.
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Together, these updates signify the largest changes Uber has made since new CEO Dara Khosrowshahi took the reins in August 2017.
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The U.K.'s Labour party has leaned increasingly to the left since veteran politician Jeremy Corbyn took the reins in 2015.
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They have a template and a set of guidelines to follow, which reins in, to a large extent, their personal biases.
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SHE TOOK THE REINS IN DECEMBER OF 2007 AND RESIGNED IN JUNE OF 2008, JUST THREE MONTHS BEFORE LEHMAN BROTHERS COLLAPSED.
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Since taking the reins in April, the Sony boss has boosted earnings at Japan's $53 billion movies-to-video-games group.
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The two "no" votes marked the most opposition at a policy-setting meeting since Powell took the reins in February 2018.
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" Within the "Alien" universe, Noomi Rapace took the heroic reins in "Prometheus," and Katherine Waterston flexes her muscles in "Alien: Covenant.
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Since grabbing the reins in a coup in 1989 he has governed in alliance with Islamists, many of whom now reject him.
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For his part, Mr Trump may decide it is worth waiting until the Democratic majority takes up the reins in the House.
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Corbat had set the target of reaching a 10 percent return on equity by 2015 shortly after taking the reins in 2012.
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President Trump announced on Twitter that the EPA's deputy administrator, Andrew Wheeler, will assume the reins in an acting capacity, starting Monday.
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He definitely took the reins in the second half of the show, and got more and more and more into his element.
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The fund has outperformed both the S&P 500 and its Russell 1000 growth benchmark since Golan took the reins in 2005.
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The painting suggests that transcending resentment is only possible when one has the reins in one's hands, when one is the driver.
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Sarah will be taking the reins in overseeing our our strategy and execution in helping the world's largest businesses grow with Twitter.
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The cocktail is also made with local Greenhook gin and sweet vermouth for a smooth, balanced drink that reins in the bitterness.
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Teddy Suric, 45, who took the reins in 2013, can schmooze with a billionaire patron and clown with the waiters with equal ease.
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In the clip, we see a pretty confident Hannah (Lena Dunham) take the reins in what appears to be a casual job interview.
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Four prime ministers and crowds of state premiers have come and gone since he first took the reins in Western Australia in 2008.
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A modest loss of momentum had been expected as the government reins in the heated property market and cracks down on riskier lending.
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When Turnbull, an entrepreneur himself, took the reins in September he was seen by many as an advocate for innovation and progressive policy.
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Here are five ways Democrats could inflict pain on the president and his party if they hold the reins in 2019 (The Hill).
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The company's next chief executive, Luca de Meo, will take the reins in July following the dismissal of Ghosn's immediate successor, Thierry Bollore.
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After years of former leader Tony Blair pushing his party into the center ground, the veteran politician Jeremy Corbyn took the reins in 2015.
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Since taking the reins in June 2012, Plassat has led a recovery focused on price cuts, accelerating expansion into convenience shops and renovating stores.
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GettyRudolph Giuliani, a possessed sack of human flesh and crooked teeth, wants to take up the cyber reins in President-elect Donald Trump's administration.
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Leave No Trace isn't the flashiest film you'll see this year; even the usually showy Ben Foster reins in his performance, to impressive effect.
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It showcases the ascendence of the T-Rex suit above that of the lowly horse mask, taking the reins in the newest costuming trend.
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"Someone is holding the reins in, because they did slow down," said Mr. Evans, who is homeless and spends his days around Tompkinsville Park.
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Mukesh Ambani and his brother, Anil, took the reins in 2002 and split from each other in 2005, leaving Mukesh in full control of RIL.
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But in a few weeks, when Democrats take the reins in the House, Whitaker may face increasing pressure to answer these ethics-related questions. Reps.
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Since CEO Steve Easterbrook took the reins in early 2015, the company has worked to counter several years of slumping sales, margins and earnings growth.
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Mr. English, a former finance minister, took the reins in December after his predecessor, John Key, unexpectedly resigned to spend more time with his family.
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The acquisition demonstrates the moves CEO Mark Schneider is making to shake up the 100-year-old brand since he took the reins in 2017.
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PREPA will continue to keep consumers in the dark and taxpayers in the red unless the administration reins in the Puerto Rican government's poor decisionmaking.
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Michael Huerta, an Obama appointee who took the reins in 2013, saw his term expire in January, leaving the Trump team to look for a replacement.
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Under Gupta, 57, who took over the reins in 2009, DBS has more than doubled its group profits and turned around its underperforming Hong Kong unit.
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Tsukuda reins in the chaos into ordered, symmetrical arrangements, which makes these artificial worlds all the more alienating—it's hard to know, precisely, where to enter.
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The move to tighten oversight of China's $42 trillion banking and insurance sectors comes as Beijing reins in riskier lending practices and cuts high corporate debt.
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A guest chef is also taking the reins in the White House kitchen for next week's dinner welcoming Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi and his wife.
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"While current market conditions remain uncertain, the prospects for Crest Nicholson over the medium term remain highly attractive," said Truscott, who took the reins in September.
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The biggest problem facing Bolsonaro, who took the reins in January, was the lack of any solid recovery in Brazil's economy on his watch, Barbalho said.
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Finance Minister Bwalya Ng'andu said on Friday that Zambia will avoid a default and continue to shun new loans as it reins in lending and expenditure.
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The company has seen a turnaround since Palmer took the reins in 2014, and earlier this year registered its first half-yearly profit in a decade.
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The Trump administration must follow through on its vows to repeal the Affordable Care Act, and let states take the reins in the replacement process, Wisconsin Gov.
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While RG3 is taking over the reins in Cleveland, ex-Browns QB Johnny Manziel was raging in Vegas this weekend -- looking skinnier and more tatted than ever.
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After decades of military rule, Nobel laureate Suu Kyi took the reins in 2016 after an electoral landslide, but is forced to share power with the generals.
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Now, the gun lobby is looking to tighten its grip in Washington with Trump taking the reins in the White House and Republicans maintaining control of Congress.
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While senior acting official hold the reins in these important jobs, they are not permanent appointees, and are limited in how long they can hold these roles.
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While senior acting officials hold the reins in these important jobs, they are not permanent appointees, and are limited in how long they can hold the roles.
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Those plans are feasible as long as Athens "improves tax efficiency and reins in public spending as it has promised," said economist Nikos Magginas at National Bank.
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Those plans are feasible as long as Athens "improves tax efficiency and reins in public spending as it has promised", said economist Nikos Magginas at National Bank.
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And since she took the reins in 2001, Team USA has earned two Olympic team gold medals and has produced every Olympic all-around champion since 2004.
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While senior acting officials hold the reins in these important jobs, they are not permanent appointees and are limited in how long they can hold the roles.
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Passing the agreement, they say, would send a powerful message that the United States is ready to seize the economic and strategic reins in the Asia-Pacific.
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As she's shown through her academic work, China tends to act with "tactical restraint" and historically favors stability as a new administration takes the reins in Washington.
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Indian-born Kapoor is the latest consumer industry chief to hand over the reins in difficult times, marked by slower growth, little pricing power and changing consumer habits.
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As Democrats prepare to take the reins in Congress, we are insisting -- as a basic first step -- that the Trump administration and others comply with these Republican requests.
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His is the latest in a string of high-profile bribery cases involving officials and tycoons as Beijing reins in China's financial sector and tamps down risky lending.
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Bam's wife, Nicole, is also lending a hand, but we're told Johnny Schillereff -- Bam's pal and CEO of Element Skateboards -- has taken the reins in getting him help.
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Emerging markets, which account for 13% of Unilever's business, have been a key area of focus for Chief Executive Alan Jope since he took the reins in January.
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Top of mind for Tritton, who just took the reins in November after a successful stint as chief merchandising officer at Target, is fixing Bed Bath & Beyond's stores.
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Our path was lit only by my headlamp, though the dogs clearly knew where to go, and although Noah held reins in his hands, we were just passengers.
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Cramer said it was clear that when the President-elect takes over the reins in the White House, he will not be oblivious to the "pernicious" impact of OPEC.
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Yoram Gutgeld, who has been in Renzi's inner circle since he took the reins in 2014, also said he expected the government to win a constitutional referendum on Dec.
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The curbs on Chinese NGOs come as President Xi Jinping reins in civil society, including rights lawyers and the press, a step critics say is meant to quash dissent.
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They have all been protesting against cuts to their compensation or conditions, and the more general deterioration of the services they work in as the government reins in spending.
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Since taking the reins in March, Niccol, who previously led Yum Brands' Taco Bell, has been pushing digital and marketing investments to bring the company back to stable growth.
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Picard took the reins in 2016, and it rebranded to EQ Office in 2018 as it began to work more with flex-space providers like Convene, WeWork and Industrious.
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When Kim Jones took the reins in March as artistic director at Dior Homme, one of his first decisions was to appoint Yoon Ahn as the line's jewelry designer.
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The writing is most successful when Gunesekera reins in the polemics and refracts through the young Kairo's eyes the subtle ways in which divisions of class can manifest themselves.
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If Congress reins in securities fraud litigation or the Securities and Exchange Commission allows corporations to impose mandatory individual arbitration of shareholder disputes, the big funds will be fine.
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The sprawling conglomerate has seen its banking relationships come under scrutiny in recent weeks, as Beijing reins in what it sees as excessively splashy deals by China's top dealmakers.
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Thorn, 51, who is expected to formally take the reins in September, was most recently president and chief operating officer at Tailored Brands, a specialty retailer of men's clothing.
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On the labor market, private sector payrolls were seen growing by 208,000 this year, although growth slow toward the end of the year as the government reins in subsidized jobs.
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And a new set of players are gaining power in that world just as Democrats seize the reins in the House and wade into a policy-heavy primary for 2020.
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Since CEO Brian Niccol took the reins in March, the company has been focusing its attention on driving digital sales, which made up 12.9 percent of its revenue this quarter.
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"As Democrats prepare to take the reins in Congress, we are insisting — as a basic first step — that the Trump Administration and others comply with these Republican requests," he added.
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Donald Trump's campaign made a final break with efforts to mute his aggressive style, placing the reins in the hands of a firebrand from the "alt-right"-inflected Breitbart News.
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The group will use government-funded partial layoffs to find 200 million euros ($224 million) in emergency cost cuts as it reins in capital expenditure by a further 350 million.
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Rahul Gandhi has been slow in making his own mark on a party that has lost its way, and he took the reins in 2017 at a particularly demoralizing time.
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Another shakeup took place this past weekend, when Trump told senior staffers that he wants his recent hires Paul Manafort and Rick Wiley to take the reins in upcoming states.
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Before taking the reins in November, Lagarde said that European citizens would be "worse off" without negative interest rates, but promised to monitor their "adverse side effects" as ECB president.
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Of course, Hollins -- a 4-year contributor for the Bruins from 2002-2006 -- says he'd LOVE to see Cal bolt from the Wildcats to take over the reins in Westwood.
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Patti Grace Smith, a federal aviation official who loosened the regulatory reins in Washington to help spur the growth of the embryonic commercial space transportation industry, died on Sunday in Washington.
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After joining the regional Fed bank in 2007, Mr. Dudley took the reins in the midst of an economic recession, as Wall Street was still reeling from the 2008 financial crisis.
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Levatich, who took over the company's reins in May 2015, bet on building riders and new launches including battery-powered bikes to turn around the company's fortunes in the domestic market.
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Pampa labelhead and loop hypnotist DJ Koze reins in the Avalanches-style pastiche in, trading the stomping rock riff for a stereo tornado of guitar slices and an AOR organ vamp.
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Comptroller Joseph Otting, who has sought to cut regulatory costs since taking the reins in November 2017, said in a statement the agency has shown it could operate more effectively and efficiently.
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The 56-year-old executive will take over the reins in March from Tom de Swaan, who has held the role on an interim basis since Martin Senn stepped down in December.
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No, governor, it is high taxes that sent so many high-income New Yorkers packing last year, and more will surely follow unless the state reins in its tax-and-spend habits.
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The negotiations are happening even as political chaos reins in Venezuela after its Supreme Court annulled the opposition-led National Assembly's powers to approve oil joint ventures, sparking protests and international condemnation.
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As Vox's Dara Lind explained, the bill actually reins in the country's immigration enforcement apparatus, doesn't touch so-called "sanctuary cities," and doesn't come close to fully funding Trump's southern border well.
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Robert Becker, who was Sanders' state director in Iowa and worked on the campaigns efforts in numerous other states, including New York, will take the reins in California, a spokesman told Politico.
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But how fast temperatures will continue to increase, and how much worse things may get, depends in large part on whether the world reins in greenhouse gas emissions, and by how much.
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" The longtime "Late Show" host, who gave up the reins in 2015, said he feels "bad for people who did vote for him, because he promised them things that they really needed.
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Earlier this month, a government-appointed panel headed by former Saskatchewan Finance Minister Janice MacKinnon warned Alberta is facing a serious threat to its financial health unless the province reins in spending.
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Arora announced late on Tuesday that he was resigning as president, just two years into his stint after Son made clear that he was unwilling to relinquish the reins in the near future.
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Chief Executive Kazuo Hirai has been restructuring the company ever since he took over the reins in 2012 by getting rid of unprofitable units, and doubling down on successes like PlayStation and semiconductors.
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A new European Commission was due to take the reins in Brussels Friday, but a series of political setbacks have meant that a new administration is not starting for, at least, another month.
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When Hayes took the reins in 21973, Esquire was still famous for publishing Ernest Hemingway's "The Snows of Kilimanjaro" (21920) and Truman Capote's "Breakfast at Tiffany's" (21929), but its achievements were increasingly rare.
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The scandal, and the Trumps' messy divorce, was but the opening salvo in a decade dominated by baby boomers who had taken the cultural reins in Hollywood, on Madison Avenue — and in Washington.
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A letter seen by Reuters on Thursday and signed by former Brazil country manager Javier La Rosa on June 19 said Vela would take the reins in Brazil at the beginning of July.
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In the stanza that follows, Seidel allows his fully fledged Lothario persona to take the reins: In my astronomy, I lick her cunt Until the nations say they can't make war no more.
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Chief Executive Roberto Castello Branco, who took the reins in January, is overseeing the sale of dozens of assets in a bid to reduce debt and refocus the firm on deepwater exploration and production.
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Poland's fiscal discipline earned it a credit rating upgrade from Standard & Poor's earlier this month, but the government may loosen the reins in 2019 before elections to the European and national parliaments, analysts said.
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Labour took the reins in October, when it got the backing of the small nationalist party holding the balance of power after the elections, putting and end to nearly a decade of National rule.
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Chief Executive Roberto Castello Branco, who took the reins in January, called 2018 the best year in some time, while adding that there was still much more to be done across several business segments.
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Starbucks had signaled the change in July, but its shares fell 3.6 percent to $56.41 in extended trading on Thursday, as investors recalled the company's decline after Schultz handed over the reins in 2000.
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Since then, the company has struggled in the face of changing fashion trends and a highly competitive landscape but has staged a comeback since Chief Executive Officer Chip Bergh took the reins in 2011.
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May's critics have said, however, that she reins in criticism of Trump because of the strong desire of many in her Conservative Party to reach a trade deal with the United States after Brexit.
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If crashes like the two involving Tesla's Autopilot continue to occur, however, it might force their hand to craft rules that reins in not just a single bad apple but the industry as a whole.
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That's the second-highest level ever, after a record 868 actions taken in 2016, and the highest number of cases and largest amount collected under SEC Chairman Jay Clayton, who took the reins in 2017.
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In the absence of such an agenda—one that reins in monopolies and corporate money in politics—today's current activism will lead to a paradoxical situation where progressives have weakened Trump but empowered big business.
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Her tightly controlled vocal undulations—guttural, soaring, shrieked, a proclamation, a curse—on epic album closer "A Hideous Visage" feel wild and unhinged, even as it's obvious she holds the reins in an iron grip.
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EPA ruled for the first time that heat-trapping greenhouse gases are pollutants, and that the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) can regulate them, just as the agency reins in pollution emitted by cars and trucks.
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It has also begun consolidating the collections operation in a move that people familiar with the business say could eliminate hundreds of jobs, after a new head of auto finance took the reins in April.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's top economic advisory panel wants the coming year's budget to reflect a combination of monetary easing and "growth-oriented" fiscal policy - while at the same time it reins in spending.
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This would settle the decades-long dispute over whether internet access is an "information service" or a "telecommunications service," a legal distinction that either reins in (the former) or unleashes (the latter) the FCC on ISPs.
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The University of Chicago-educated CEO, who took the reins in early January, has long been vocal about the need to slim down the sprawling company and focus on core activities such as exploration and production.
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Daintith will join Rolls as East, who took the reins in July 2015, tries to streamline the company after difficulties in its aero-engine and marine businesses mean that profit is expected to halve this year.
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The University of Chicago-educated CEO, who took the reins in early January, has long been vocal about the need to slim down the sprawling firm and focus on core activities such as exploration and production.
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Crapo said the committee is trying to unite around a proposal that reins in and revamps several aspects of the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act that Republicans have long targeted for replacement.
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Since CEO Steve Easterbrook took the reins in early 2015, the company has worked to counter several years of slumping sales, margins and earnings growth, according to analyst Andy Barish, who upgraded the shares to buy.
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Santos' chief executive, Kevin Gallagher, who took the reins in February, days after the company's shares hit a 23-year low, said he remained focused on how to position the company to withstand weak oil prices.
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The former head of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and former French finance minister inherited an inflation rate of 1.0% against the ECB target of "below but close to 2%" upon taking the reins in November.
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But since taking the reins in 2017, Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi has been on a mission to reform Uber's reputation for rule-breaking, especially as the company plows ahead on its expected public offering later this year.
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This was spelled out by a landmark Supreme Court case in 2017, in which the court ruled that the EPA can regulate greenhouse gas emissions, just as the agency reins in pollution emitted by cars and trucks.
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Under Gupta, 57, who took over the reins in 2009, DBS has more than doubled its profits, broken into the ranks of top five private banks in Asia Pacific and turned around its underperforming Hong Kong unit.
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Quinn took the reins in August following the shock ousting of John Flint, who quit after making insufficient progress in addressing some of the bank's long-term problems including underperformance in its investment bank and U.S. unit.
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Since CEO Jim Hackett took the reins in 2017, investors have at times shown impatience with what they have said is a lack of clarity on how Ford will improve its businesses and bolster its share price.
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LIVINGSTONE, Zambia, Aug 23 (Reuters) - Zambia, which is struggling with high debt levels, will avoid a default and will continue to shun new loans as it reins in lending and expenditure, Finance Minister Bwalya Ng'andu said on Friday.
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Economists expect growth momentum to weaken this year as the government reins in corporate debt, leading to higher borrowing costs, while a war on pollution and a cooling property market will slow heavy industries and real estate investment.
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The bank's shares remain at a similar level to when he took over the reins in January 2011, despite its profits rising steadily each year since, a factor which analysts attributed to investors concerns about Britain's uncertain outlook.
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A succession of coups and countercoups took place for the next 15 years, resulting in roughly a million deaths and more than a million refugees, until Uganda's current president, Yoweri Museveni, took the reins in yet another coup.
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But criticism from lawmakers comes as Hyldahl has pushed companies for better corporate governance and introduced random checks of business partners to avoid being entangled in tax avoidance since he took over the reins in ATP last year.
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Justin Trudeau's win marked the first time in Canadian history that a father and son have both held the reins in parliament, following his father Pierre Trudeau who was prime minister for 15 years in the 1970s and 1980s.
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The election represents a return to the right in Chile and adds to the wave of conservatism sweeping through Latin America in countries like Argentina, Brazil and Paraguay -- and sees another billionaire leader take the reins in the Americas.
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As the New York Times puts it: But how fast temperatures will continue to increase, and how much worse things may get, depends in large part on whether the world reins in greenhouse gas emissions, and by how much.
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Belichick and Brady have been dominating the NFL ever since TB12 took the Pats' starting QB reins in 2001 ... but at 42 years old, there's a lot of speculation Tom won't be under center for New England next season.
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Cruz's appearance on the late-night series — which moved production to New York when "Saturday Night Live" alum Fallon took the reins in 2014 — comes just days ahead of the April 19 Republican presidential primary in the Empire State.
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The Rotterdam club were in ruins when he took the reins in summer 2011, an all-time low having been reached the previous season when they were thumped 10-0 by PSV en route to their lowest ever league finish.
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After years of former leader Tony Blair pushing the Labour party into the center ground, the veteran politician Corbyn took the reins in 2015 and he's known for being an out-an-out socialist — toward the very left of his party.
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Aung San Suu Kyi's ruling National League for Democracy (NLD) party, which took the reins in 2016 after an electoral landslide, is pushing for change despite a boycott of the process by military MPs, who hold a veto over amendments.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Mitsubishi Motors Corp forecast on Thursday a 19 percent fall in operating profit this year as it reins in aggressive growth amid slowing global car demand and charts a new course after the ouster of former chairman Carlos Ghosn.
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ANKARA, Dec 6 (Reuters) - Turkey will hold a tender for the construction of a 45-km shipping canal running parallel to the Bosphorus, President Tayyip Erdogan said on Thursday, despite a government freeze on new investments as it reins in spending.
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Chaos reins in the White House, with the latest bombshell coming from new communications chief Anthony Scaramucci who unleashed a profanity-laced tirade excoriating Chief of Staff Reince Priebus and advisor Steve Bannon in a New Yorker article published on Thursday.
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Trump has sought to pressure China with tariffs to come to the table on a new trade agreement that reins in Beijing's trade practices, but his administration's efforts have thus far been unsuccessful and both sides have instead ratcheted up tariffs.
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The governor of Argentina's central bank, Luis Caputo resigned on Tuesday for personal reasons after taking the reins in June, the bank said in a statement, a surprise announcement for a country in the midst of talks with the IMF.
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Rather, cats took the reins in our relationship, undergoing a novel process of self-domestication, tweaking their brain structures to better withstand the terrible stresses of human company and thereafter radiating out from the Middle East in determined furry battalions.
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With Kuomintang mayors taking the reins in the major cities of Taichung, New Taipei City and the traditional Democratic Progressive Party stronghold of Kaohsiung, Ms. Tsai and others are concerned that China will use these mayors to influence the island's politics.
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New details have emerged of an agreement between the two U.S. regulators that would see the Federal Trade Commission take the reins in antitrust investigations of Amazon and Facebook, while the Department of Justice will oversee investigations of Alphabet's Google business and Apple.
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It was another type of puzzle—after working with producers on all her previous records, two years on the road had given her the confidence to take the reins in the studio, where she and boyfriend Jonathan Tyler called the shots this time.
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BEIJING, March 28 (Reuters) - Chinese automaker BYD Co Ltd, backed by Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway Inc, forecast a 24-35 percent year-on-year fall in net profit for the first quarter, as the government reins in subsidy support for green energy cars.
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Meanwhile, under Giannini's successor, Alessandro Michele, Gucci became 2019's fastest growing luxury brand, with a growth rate of 23% and a brand valuation of $15.949 billion — nearly double the valuation it had when Michele first took over the reins in 2015.
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"We're in an interim holding pattern that has the potential to go on for some time with Nazarbayev in his old age holding the reins in the background and Tokayev minding the shopfront," said Christopher Granville, managing director at consultancy TS Lombard.
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Pietro Beccari, formerly of Dior's LVMH stablemate Fendi, took over as CEO of Dior in January, while Maria Grazia Chiuri took over the design reins in mid-2017, putting her stamp on Dior with overtly feminist collections, and developing a recognizable silhouette with translucent skirts.
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"Tariffs can push up prices, but again it's too early to say whether that's going to be something that happens or not," Powell said during a question-and-answer session that followed his first economic speech since he took the Fed reins in February.
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CEO Ben Smith also told staff on Monday he had cut his own pay by 25%, The group will use government-funded partial layoffs to find 200 million euros ($224 million) in cost cuts as it reins in capital expenditure by a further 350 million.
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Harker, who took the reins in Philadelphia less than a year ago, offered a glimpse of the battle within the Fed's policy-making committee, saying that uncertainty over potential growth is "at the heart of the genuine disagreements" its members have over rate decisions.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Overseas acquisitions by Chinese buyers are cooling after two record years as Beijing reins in capital outflows, but deals into China are on the rise, and new rules will make it easier for foreign buyers to tap China's giant consumer potential.
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Swedish teen activist Greta Thunberg on Monday railed at world leaders at the United Nations, saying they have stolen her dreams and childhood, forced children to take the reins in the fight against climate change and did not react to decades of scientific warnings.
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And yet, it's her lack of wealth that we're focusing on instead of a much bigger problem in US politics: the fact that it's often prohibitively expensive for people to run for office, and so wealthy Americans are more likely to hold the reins in government.
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" DOJ reins in judges in immigration cases - NYT : "Attorney General Jeff Sessions issued a directive on Thursday that places limits on a tool commonly used by immigration judges and could put hundreds of thousands of deportation cases that are essentially closed back on federal court dockets.
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CEO Tim Cook has collected $1.560 million as part of a 21.26-year deal that he signed as an incentive to keep the iPhone maker at the forefront of the technology industry after he took over the reins in 22021 from company co-founder Steve Jobs.
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Shares of the company, however, surged 8% in early deals after it said it expects to report adjusted underlying core profit for the year in line with market expectations, as it reins in costs in the second-half, helped by changes in its supply chain and operations.
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"Unless he reins in the Tea Party elements of his party, he's not going to be able to take India where it has the potential to go," said Surjit Bhalla, a New Delhi-based columnist and macroeconomic adviser on India to the Observatory Group, a consultancy in New York.
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Those of us who subscribe to some version or another of moderate conservatism are going to have to find a new political home, either alongside centrist, Clinton-style Democrats — who, I hope, will hold the Democratic reins in 2020 — or in an entirely new party, the Party of Sanity.
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"Monetary policy has to avoid the markets' perception that the central bank is only willing to counter downward pressure on financial markets with an accommodative policy stance but refrains from tightening the reins in times of higher price stability risks due to the fear of triggering market turbulences," he said.
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These included ATR, which detects damage to DNA and halts the cycle of cell division that cancer-promoting mutations encourage; AMER1, which stifles cell growth; and RECK, which reins in metastasis, the tendency of cancer cells to peel off their natal tumour and wander around the body looking for other sites to colonise.
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The report compared human health consequences under two scenarios: one in which the world meets the commitments laid out in the Paris Agreement and reins in emissions so that increases in global temperatures remain "well below 43 degrees Celsius" by the end of the century, and one in which it does not.
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"When Xi took the reins in 2013, repressing boundary-pushers in civil society was a cornerstone of his political campaign to consolidate power," Diana Fu of the University of Toronto and Greg Distelhorst of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology wrote in an academic paper on "Grassroots Participation and Repression in Contemporary China".
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"It's awesome and I'm really happy to be the starting quarterback, but I also know that I've got to go out there and do my job," Darnold said, meeting the media a day after head coach Todd Bowles announced the No. 218 overall pick would take the reins in the opener against the Lions.
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"However, as travel demand continues to plummet, even more cost-cutting measures will be required soon to keep our company afloat," said United's letter on Friday, which was signed by CEO Oscar Munoz, president Scott Kirby — who's scheduled to take the reins in May — and union officials representing flight attendants, flight dispatchers and others.
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"My north star from the beginning has been simple: We need to grow the party, unite our party, and restore people's trust in our party," said Perez last Wednesday as he made the case for the reforms, which have been a focal point of his chairmanship since he took the reins in early 2017.
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Over the last four years — under its British director, Jessica Morgan, who took the reins in 93, and its chief curator, Courtney J. Martin, who is leaving this summer to direct the Yale Center for British Art — Dia has been introducing new artists into its permanent collection, and telling a fuller story of postwar art without turning its back on its essence.
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How the president will recalibrate, if at all, may become clearer in the days and weeks to come as he reshuffles his staff and cabinet and decides whether to force a showdown with the departing Republican Congress over money for his long-promised wall along the southern border, funds he seems unlikely to win once the Democrats formally take the reins in the House in January.
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