Chief Judge Beryl Howell, who is presiding over the Road Map FOIAs as well as the Mueller grand jury, has stayed the Road Map FOIA to await its results.
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U.N. 'road map' called for elections, transition The U.N.-sponsored talks are part of a "road map" for Syrian peace contained in U.N. Security Council Resolution 2254, which the council adopted in December.
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"We need a road map for solving this problem now."
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What is more, notable agreement exists around the road map.
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We hope they'll be a road map for the future.
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The Declaration of Independence kind of sets the road map.
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And it's this road map or path of market penetration.
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And this is our road map and where we're going.
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It just may be a road map for the future.
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Beyond that, it doesn't offer much of a road map.
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One PSUSU edition offered a road map for the future.
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"I have completely redirected my product road map," Spiridellis said.
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They pioneered the reality TV game without a road map.
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" They were like, "Oh, there isn't really a road map.
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Here is the road map for upcoming Nikon Z-mount lenses.
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"The road map has usually been built some place," he says.
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Carl Hulse of The New York Times offers a road map.
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Right now, what we have is the resolution: a road map.
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But the road map to getting there is far from clear.
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WADA laid out a road map to compliance, but on Sept.
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Either way the Galaxy is like a road map for breeders.
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History provides only clues, not a road map to the future.
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The product road map still has a way to go, too.
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I hope it will become a public road map to peace.
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The current adjustments don't offer a road map for that possibility.
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"There wasn't even a road map, there was nothing," he said.
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On its website, the company offers a road map for growth.
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It is an essential road map for consumers or perfume aficionados.
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This guide can help — consider it your road map to investing.
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"We have a clear road map to follow," Mr. Radev said.
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And he really gave a road map to the House investigators.
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Rather, the charter provides a road map for engaging a country.
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"They endorsed a road map to this end," the statement said.
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But it still doesn't seem like a road map for governing.
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The task force provides a road map to realizing this imperative.
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Geneva is inspired by this road map to learn June's secrets.
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Snapchat is following the road map laid out by its predecessors.
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He also said the report gave Congress "a road map" to impeachment.
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Sense the road, map the road, negotiate your place on the road.
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Mr Hassabis says the company is following a 20-year road map.
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Asked about Optivolt's road map, Kalynapur suggests that one is coming together.
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Robert Mueller's report is "a road map" for both parties, she wrote.
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"She was our road map, our compass, our guiding light," he continued.
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The budget is supposed to act as a road map for Congress.
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We didn't create a long-term road map right off the bat.
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SUDEIKIS: The script first and foremost was a really good road map.
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Was it nerve-racking creating this platform without having a road map?
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It's a road map that, until recently, has been lacking in Malawi.
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The agency later issued what it called a road map to compliance.
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The experience of 2015 could be a useful road map for investors.
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"Now they have a bit of a road map," Ms. Walsh said.
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"We don't want to give our adversaries a road map," Khan said.
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Today, the E.U. will publish a road map for tackling climate change.
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"A planning, a road map started to be established there," he said.
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But few people believe the broad spending road map will lead anywhere.
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But, on Friday, Baghdad asked Washington for a road map for withdrawal.
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In the sun, her bloated face is a road map of wrinkles.
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The book is a great road map to self-discovery and acceptance.
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And a number of reports have provided a road map for change.
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But his road map promised a new constitution, political leaders and Parliament.
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So success here could provide Democrats with a road map for November.
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Renault of France and Nissan of Japan provide a possible road map.
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But it's not a bad road map for where things are headed.
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" I was like, "I don't know, what's next on the road map?
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We have a road map to take Someya's science into the actual world.
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The road map for human travel to Mars is a bit further out.
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And Senator Collins made it clear what the road map is for confirmation.
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Jaworski's "road map" document, which helped prompt Nixon's resignation, remained secret until 2018.
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How did such a bizarre product get added to the company's road map?
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Ahead, find our road map of the wonderful world of beauty e-commerce.
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Here's your road map to having a successful Fourth of July this year.
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"(But) this gives a biological road map to start to verify the science."
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He described the challenges ahead and proposed a road map for overcoming them.
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Trump's fiscal 2020 budget provides one potential road map for the White House.
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"By then, we believe we should have a clear road map," he said.
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Democrats got a road map for handling the issue from former President Obama.
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I did, and the road map was approved by the council last August.
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It's more of a road map that offers a lot of potential routes.
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The Feds don't know where to look unless they get a road map.
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So Tesla's road map will likely prove slower and harder than anyone thought.
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Professor Jackson has provided a handy road map for where we should begin.
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Where Democrats see a road map to impeachment, Republicans see a dead end.
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There is no agreed-upon policy road map for a Green New Deal.
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Pay attention to people's faces because they provide a road map of emotions.
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And we're very excited about it and the road map that we have.
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Whatever his decision, the end of the 2017 season offers a road map.
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And do I have a responsibility to decipher them as a road map?
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He says that and support for Microsoft Azure are on the road map.
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There's no blueprint or road map on how to do any of this.
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Jaworski's 'road map' The Nixon and Clinton investigations differed significantly from the outset.
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They knew what they agreed to, but they were missing the road map.
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Here is their road map to convincing Trump: Trump is swayed by stature.
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House Republicans were optimistic on Tuesday that their road map could become reality.
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Businesses thinking about vertical deals would benefit from having a newer road map.
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This report, known as the "Road Map," was kept secret until last year.
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If there were a clear road map, we would be on it already.
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Jawbone declined to comment on its cash position and its product road map.
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My career path was frankly the perfect road map to becoming a lobbyist.
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We also share a belief that our home states offer a road map forward.
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That's a road map if you don't want to get lost in the forest.
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I think that was probably more important than the funding of the road map.
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I wanted to point out that I'm working based on my own road map.
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Sharepoint online (aka Office 365) and OneDrive are on the near-term road map.
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These recommendations build upon that effort and serve as a road map for success.
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The archive provides a road map to her work, which has a timeless quality.
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It also serves as an easy-to-follow road-map for the amateur investor.
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But, more important, he provides a road map for how anyone can do this.
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If she does, executives and investors will at long last have a road map.
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The "road map" dictates how the two companies will get from signing to closing.
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Remember trying to look at a road map when going to a new place?
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And after that, the road map for the first presidential debate is anyone's guess.
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But their governments have yet to agree upon a detailed road map toward denuclearization.
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These goals offer a road map to the incentives that shape their decision making.
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Alas, simply knowing the comics are there as a road map isn't really enough.
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The BBC reported that the dossier was a "road map" to the F.B.I. investigation.
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With that road map, you can focus on doing more of what energizes you.
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Democrats should look at referendum results as a glimpse of a road map forward.
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For now, the AEI road map gave an alternative for public mask use: cloth.
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"The denuclearization process seems to be following a Chinese road map," JoongAng Ilbo said.
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We mostly used the time to ask him questions about the company's road map.
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But the settings will be etched into the Bosch road map of California life.
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The city has produced a road map to reduce emissions by 80% by 2050.
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But a trio of elections the same month had given Democrats a road map.
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Four-hour brainstorming and discussion session about Chrome's road map for the next year.
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If Mr. Sessions does that, Ms. Dalglish said, "Obama handed him a road map."
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The Nervana technology, Intel has said, is being folded into its product road map.
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For many, Levittown offered an affordable road map to the American dream of homeownership.
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It said the group would discuss a road map at its next meeting, on Jan.
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Koch operatives view that effort as a road map for future collaborations across party lines.
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Meanwhile, New York adopts a similar road map, no longer prosecuting stuff like public urination.
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CEO Mark Zuckerberg told analysts he plans to talk about Facebook's privacy product road map.
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The challenge, he said, is in working out a road map to such a deal.
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And please, let's not act like everyone already has the road map to college plotted.
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It provides a road map for how processes leading to articles of impeachment will unfold.
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That will give you a road map for how you should be using your resources.
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Your road map should include special consideration of three key thresholds in your baby's life.
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There's no road map when it comes to entrepreneurship, since every company's path is different.
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The renderings and trend reports tend to elide the messy road map to that future.
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"The good news is that the First Movers give us a road map," said Peluso.
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WE BELIEVE THAT THE ROAD MAP THAT WE HAVE FROM A PRODUCT STANDPOINT IS STRONG.
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Clinton have laid out a road map of where they want to take the country.
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The teams spent comparatively little time questioning the electronic road map portrayed by the prosecution.
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His legislation, "Road Map for America's Future," a few years later also contained privatization proposals.
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The merger agreement specifies the transaction structure, but it also sets forth a road map.
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Samsung tipped its hand yet again, revealing another key piece of its 2019 road map.
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Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo is quite reliable when it comes to Apple's road map.
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VICE: You have published two books outlining a road map for a new economic era.
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The report points to Europe to provide a road map for the US going forward.
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There still is no road map or timeline for the complete denuclearization of North Korea.
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The Watergate Road Map report is said to have been far more terse and understated.
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Again, if you want a road map for how this stuff works, look at eBay.
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We could both see the road map of bruises and bloody scratches on my body.
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But a hopeful road map to humanism's recovery might include variations on those older themes.
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But some industry leaders see Ms. DeVos's regulatory agenda as a road map for innovation.
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The road map is an opportunity to scoop up meaningful souvenirs without spending a fortune.
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Musk himself included this sort of vehicle in a product road map penned in 2016.
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Here's a road map of the prestigious brands (and not all cost a king's ransom).
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Taken together, his essays are an indictment, a road map, and a call to action.
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The Ebola epidemic also illuminated a new road map for drug testing during an outbreak.
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Boone said the road map for Gray to get himself back on track was simple.
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A quick look at the economic road map for the week ahead: Tuesday: factory orders.
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McConnell's original road map could have wrapped up proceedings by the middle of next week.
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The two leaders also discussed an "inclusive diplomatic road map" for Syria, Mr. Macron said.
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The Clinton administration offers a clear and unfavorable road map for Trump's team to follow.
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"I produce a road map for the modern world," he told The Economist in 2010.
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Nor had he proposed a road map for political reforms leading to the next elections.
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And since there's no road map from the comics for Hermosa, she's a wild card.
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Her road map for safety includes trying to stay in hotels with 24-hour security.
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So we were working with AMD on technologies and what their CPU road map looked like.
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I also want to be as transparent as I can with them about the road map.
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Without guiding text or a road map, laypeople may feel disoriented or find the space aloof.
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The documents now may act as a rough road map of how Mueller conducted his investigation.
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In the letter, the lawmakers laid out a careful road map for the government to follow.
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It may serve as a road map for the next round of needed clinical LSD research.
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Lee also highlighted questions about its blockchain technology's road-map and "panic selling" by ICO teams.
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The Starship rocket, previously called the BFR, is an integral piece of the SpaceX road map.
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There would be a pattern, a road map of violence leading to a more convincing conclusion.
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In case negotiations don't change this wrong decision, our strategic road map will remain the same.
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"We'd create this road map of musical cues and tempos that match people's breathing," Krasno explains.
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And it established a "road map" towards the adoption of final CO2 reduction commitments in 2023.
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The WHO provides a road map for societies to battle against the spread of the disease.
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So where does this banter leave us in terms of a road map for future generations?
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She's on her road map to become a supermodel and she's been at a photo studio.
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This software could give other hackers a road map to infiltrate all iPhones, the company said.
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Think of fight history as a road map, and how this campaign climaxes in Vegas tonight.
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These values also serve as a road map for voters to find candidates whose message resonates.
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Narrator: A laminated version of the gridded image becomes the road map for the whole project.
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The road map that has been laid out by Portugal's experience is an option to consider.
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Through the decades, a handful of scholars have taken a shot at creating a road map.
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"The Mueller report is to Trump as the Watergate road map was to Nixon," he said.
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Their comments on the proposed rule provide a road map for possible lawsuits challenging the mandate.
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It's that the road map has not been recognized or embraced by the house of medicine.
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And then there are the whistle-blowers whose accounts have provided a road map to investigators.
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For these younger queers, Matthew's story line offers a road map, a necessary how-to guide.
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The leaders adopted a road map of reforms and initiatives, but few details were readily available.
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The Fed provided a road map for Powell's comments in its Monetary Policy Report on Friday.
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But Mr. Johnson's rallying cry for Brexit offered no road map to a solution with Brussels.
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Comprehending the series of twists and turns that led to Monday's trial requires a road map.
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While I appreciated the drama of his response, we still needed to develop a road map.
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Moore&aposs experience serves as a road map for understanding why the coalition missed its mark.
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In many ways, playing a real person is slightly easier because you have a road map.
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Mr. Erdogan's "road map" for Manbij does not serve and reflect the interests of its people.
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"We don't challenge the Road Map, we question how long we want to follow it," Baumann said.
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Here's a road map California and future pot-friendly states will follow as they roll toward regulation.
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As a result, we adjusted our road map and set goals that would meet their needs, too.
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Klobuchar's resounding victory in Minnesota is "a road map to the future," said Democratic pollster Celinda Lake.
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Investment banking and private equity firms provide a road map for how the venture capital may develop.
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Rivigo, a startup based in Gurgaon, an industrial city near Delhi, is using a different road map.
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Different and varying as these modern challenges are, together the suffragists and suffragettes offer a road-map.
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"If we don't have a global road map or a strategy, we simply won't succeed," he said.
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And there's no clear road map as to how these animals will navigate these increasingly turbulent waters.
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The doctors essentially gave them a road map of the procedure and the care that would follow.
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We see this as a movement, but one with a road map based on research and understanding.
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The ONC has also drawn up another 10-year nationwide interoperability road map that goes through 2024.
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He told Business Insider that Walmart maintained a detailed three-year execution road map for upgrading stores.
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Given we don't have any road map — and it's unprecedented — we are once again in uncharted waters.
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But the short life of Mr. Mateen, who was 22010, provides no easy road map to motivation.
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With no road map, executive decision-making could be paralyzed and investment could come to a standstill.
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They urged Mr. Obama to lay down his version of a road map to a peace deal.
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We can -- and must -- do both, and this rule provides a road map to get us there.
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Before forensic evidence is back from the lab, that history acts as a road map for detectives.
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"We are working with them on their future road map plans for shifting the service," said Krebs.
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While the Judiciary Committee had access to the Road Map, it has remained sealed from public view.
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It's important to look at these six steps as a compass and not as a road map.
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" Dr. Breuner said that "many times, when there are gender issues, we don't have a road map.
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The road map was devised in 1974 by the Watergate special prosecutor, Leon Jaworski, with our assistance.
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But if its decarbonization strategy succeeds, it could provide a road map for others, especially developing countries.
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This particular first family and this particular White House has their own road map for doing things.
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Another property of ultra-stable glass would eventually reveal the most promising road map to ideal glass.
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Per India's fiscal consolidation road map, the recommended target for a deficit is 3 percent of GDP.
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"Justice Breyer's dissent provides a road map for denaturing Heller without actually overruling it," Justice Alito said.
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In contrast, her fellow investment-banking students, most of them men, had a well-worn road map.
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"Energy security is a road map to economic prosperity," he said at IHS Markit's CERAWeek in Houston.
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His board eventually agreed, and Mr. Wagoner said G.M. had followed the road map Mr. Alix provided.
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China's Five-Year Plan, the government's economic and strategic road map, has emphasized semiconductors as a core industry.
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They will be more flexible than you might think if they understand your timelines and product road map.
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The meeting was partly to break the ice and partly to brainstorm over a "road map for peace".
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Wandering lost without a road map: It's enough to make one question their place in the astral plane.
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"That makes Apple a better company and provides a road map for improving earnings going forward," Sacconaghi said.
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To be clear: Ford currently has no firm road map for creating a fully functioning robot delivery service.
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As Google Cloud director of product management Ed Anuff told me, that wasn't really on Google's road map.
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A road map is now being developed to tackle the issue and reduce the number of new cases.
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"Because our road map is measured in years, we've got some time to get that right," Woodrow said.
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In terms of worldbuilding, Atwood gave Miller a road map that could theoretically stretch centuries into the future.
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"The Newman decision will create a road map for unscrupulous behavior," he told a conference call with reporters.
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He said the Fed has a road map, but it plans to react to events as they develop.
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It established a road map for states to set up IRAs that participants would fund through payroll deductions.
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After all, as body-positive hero Danielle Brooks says, stretch marks are the "road map" of your strength.
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The company also hinted that a managed cloud version is on the road map for later this year.
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Adobe shares are surging as Wall Street is growing more bullish on the company's new product road map.
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Trump 2020 Communications Director Tim Murtaugh gives Rising a road map for the President's re-election campaign. Rep.
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Attorney General Loretta Lynch announced a "road map for re-entry" to help those leaving prison stay out.
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Congress has never removed a president from office, so there's no clear road map for successfully doing so.
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In his ruling, Judge Alsup laid out a road map for the government that officials appeared to follow.
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He's also giving them a road map on how to succeed in a society they no longer understand.
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The firm provided a psychological road map of the country's citizenry and its sentiment toward the royal family.
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"A road map has sort of been set but nothing has been absolutely set in stone," he said.
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Your Lifetime Health Checkup Road Map Wondering what you should be wondering about in terms of your health?
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"I guess in the early days, he showed me this D.I.Y. road map to success," Mr. McGinley said.
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He was the first candidate to release an immigration plan that offered a road map for decriminalizing immigration.
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Guidance and three years of history should provide a good road map for companies doing business in Russia.
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Ms. Merinoff's designs make up what she calls a "road map of her life" that signify special moments.
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So common, yet so personally cruel — it comes with no road map for those tending to the afflicted.
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We have no road map for a society like that one, founded by a radically different origin story.
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Experts said the study may also provide a road map for scientists searching for genes linked to autism.
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But we really want to stay focused and prioritize opportunities that are aligned with our automotive road map.
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Work "upon the Manbij road map by all parties involved has been smooth and extremely encouraging," he said.
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The Green Deal's proponents are the first to say this is only a road map for climate action.
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The bank had not been expected to lay out so clearly its road map for the months ahead.
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The president implored his audience to choose "greatness," but he gave them no road map for pursuing it.
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"The road map is set to go further, and this means two things," Moscovici told a news conference.
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Asked if Hulu had any plans to offer downloads, Hopkins simply said: Yes, it's definitely on our road map.
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There&aposs going to need to be a long road map ahead to reach any sort of real outcome.
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The two sides have a "clear timetable and road map" for talks, the ministry said, but gave no details.
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We've been playing by this road map that this is a cyclical bear market in a secular bul lmarket.
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Last year the IMO laid out a "road map" towards the adoption of final CO2 reduction commitments in 2023.
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When you're doing commercial work you have a road map, or you have a problem you need to solve.
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The answers to these questions can help you design a road map for preparing your dog for baby's arrival.
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Leavitt turned his work into a book, "Romney Readiness Project 2012," which offers a road map for transition planning.
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Addressing these issues by sketching the nation's AI road map has fallen on the well-tailored shoulders of Villani.
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Mr. Hancock may just be providing investors with a road map for a reorganization that creates nine separate divisions.
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"We are working on a road map and we will soon conclude this process," Goranov told public BNR radio.
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FLANNERY: YOU TELL ME. YOU KNOW, LISTEN, MY EXPERIENCE IN HEALTH CARE, I THINK, WAS MAYBE A ROAD MAP.
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Clinton, offered a strategic road map to how best to position herself, Mr. Trump and the choice between them.
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"Road map in hand, plaintiffs no longer felt accountable even to Sumner as Viacom's controlling shareholder," the document states.
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And the GDPR in turn has given them a road map for what to aim for in the states.
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During his speech, Mattis emphasized the importance of partnering with Tillerson to craft the administration's national security road map.
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Its craters provided a road map of impacts on the ancient surface, suggesting that large planets crashed into it.
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"Increasing our revenue is a very important benchmark for the road map to clear the (debt) arrears," said Beileh.
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The color mixers blend a rainbow of paint shades to try and match the colors on the road map.
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Artists unfurl a massive roll of paper and project a wall-sized version of the road map on it.
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The A.C.L. is a more common injury than his back problem; there was a clear road map to follow.
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It is uncertain how a Road Map-style grand jury report would play out in the Trump-Russia case.
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The 'Road Map' was simply that — a series of guideposts if the House Judiciary Committee wished to follow them.
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SEAN LI, 48, editorial and business development director, Blackbird Watch Manual website There's really no road map to this.
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Mr. Cohen's testimony has also provided something of a road map for congressional investigators looking into Mr. Trump's finances.
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The idea, Pineau says, is to encourage researchers to offer a road map for others to replicate their work.
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The candidate offered little in the way of a detailed policy road map — particularly regarding the country's floundering economy.
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Instead, he provided a road map for investigators by quoting others around Mr. Trump describing his actions and statements.
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Heritage Action for America Executive Director Tim Chapman explains what Republican's road map to victory should be in 85033.
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On Saturday, Erdogan said Turkey had set out a "road map" for Syria after calls with the three leaders.
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During a March 2017 event at Salesforce headquarters, I hosted a session to introduce our new product road map.
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But each agreement — for cease-fires, and deadlines for a political "road map" for elections in the country — fizzled.
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For the best hitters in the world, more data means a more precise road map from bat to bleachers.
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" House Of Dragons was the more straightforward choice, because the preexisting George R.R. Martin text provides "a road map.
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After fourth-place finishes the last two seasons, they need Thames to help plot their road map to contention.
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"Thank you for the road map and the guidance to get through this performance," Brown said to his directors.
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Information management has become a business imperative, but most companies lack a clear road map to do it properly.
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Whether or not one actually decamps for the desert, a festival edit is a road map for young customers.
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But Cohen's testimony does provide a road map, of sorts, that Dems can use as they investigate the President.
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" Polis called the bill a "road map for employers to prevent themselves from being held responsible for wage theft.
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Dragasakis said that the debt relief deal should also include a "road map" which will spell out future moves.
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He has pledged to continue the push for independence, but has not provided a road map for that goal.
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"Basically, we have a road map — $20503, down to $400, down to $300 and $200 a ton," Wurzbacher said.
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That won't stop the yearning for some overarching road map, with all the gray areas and unknowns filled it.
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"Mueller has provided this committee with a road map," said Dean, who was part of a panel of witnesses.
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In addition, Congress could start impeachment based on Mueller's road map, although political factors might weigh against that move.
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Whitaker's appointment would create a road map for the evasion of the constitutionally prescribed Senate advice-and-consent role.
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But the administration isn't offering any road map to provide these services some other way—they're simply getting eliminated.
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There's a road map for this strategy in Uber's departure from China, one of its largest markets, last year.
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We don't say, 'No, let me get back to my road map and, five years later, I'll give you something.
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Skyworks Solutions didn't just deliver a blowout quarter, it gave investors a road map to further blowouts, Jim Cramer said.
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But her speech should at least be looked at as a serious road map for a future Democratic foreign policy.
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Talks to secure a lasting ceasefire in Sudan's three warring regions under a road map for peace collapsed last August.
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"These calculators are great at creating a general road map for where you could allocate investments," said Lowy at UBS.
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Mark Zuckerberg recently revealed that commerce is a huge part of the 2019 road map for Facebook's family of apps.
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I understood what the road map was, and I just had to dive in and make sure that it worked.
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"Was former Judge Sirica wrong" for releasing the Watergate road map to the House, Howell asked twice, raising her voice.
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The road map lays out three major Challengers events as well as dates for the smaller $2,000 tournaments on weekends.
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Just about everyone I discussed the topic with this week agreed that some kind of road map is urgently needed.
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His majority opinion in the 24-24 case set out a road map of sorts for other schools to follow.
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"They can share different versions with different audiences, and all road map versions automatically update as plans evolve," he explains.
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The result is a new road map for platform moderation — and an open challenge to any company moderating content online.
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What it has built, and what's on its now-revealed road map for the next two years, doesn't cut it.
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Don't fret, because we're here to give you a beauty road map that answers all of these questions and more.
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This process of data collection, analysis and modeling provided us with a living road map of online pro-ISIS activity.
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It's also easier to manufacture than some of the more ambitious products that the company has on its road map.
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The horsepox genome sequence had been published by researchers in 2006, offering up a road map for the virus's revival.
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Harry Harris, head of US Pacific Command, has provided a lengthy road map for Congress to provide him more capabilities.
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Facebook's grandest ambitions all involve custom hardware This is all part of CEO Mark Zuckerberg's ambitious 10-year road map.
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If, on the other hand, you took an inquisitive approach, you would see the dossier as a potential road map.
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"The government's administration, the laws and Constitution — including elections — will remain the same according to the road map," he said.
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Such a road map would be couched in terms of discrete steps, on a quid pro quo and verifiable basis.
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And it could serve as a road map for Democrats looking to investigate the president and possibly launch impeachment proceedings.
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In this way it acts as a road map to guide policy makers and business leader's investments, resources and collaborations.
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The papal audience hall rang with the discourse of "best practices": the mission and the road map, oversight and ownership.
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But no road map will help you get from point A to point B without the infrastructure that is necessary.
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And big banks have to submit plans that would act as a road map for regulators if the banks collapsed.
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As previously reported, a new iPad mini is still on the road map, as well as an updated iPod touch.
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The layers of dust grow thicker on last year's Five Presidents' Report, a stalled road map for euro-zone integration.
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Physically, I looked like a machine, muscle fibers were visible and a road map of veins crisscrossed my entire body.
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I used that as the road map to try and navigate through the story with great guidance from Spike Lee.
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Greco-Lucchina: From there, between the road map, what they have pounced on the wall, they&aposre ready to go.
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The Definitive Guide to Business As billionaire Mark Cuban will tell you, there is no set road map for success.
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It would also include a road map of future investments to guarantee the continued rollout of ultrafast broadband in Italy.
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The 22000 "road map" remained under seal by a federal court until it was released by federal archivists in 22003.
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All good ideas, but Wolfe has no road map or magic wand to get most Americans to buy into them.
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Trump and Kim would effectively be creating a road map for future negotiations, while offering up the usual diplomatic boilerplate.
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And it showed them, point by point, how to create a voter suppression road map that is paying dividends today.
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It has announced a "Tech for Good" road map in the country that should foster Vietnam's economic development at large.
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Throughout history, artists — and perhaps most famously, Rembrandt — have regarded self-portraits as a visual road map to their psyche.
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So members of Parliament are now likely to pounce on the government's road map and deny him an affirmative vote.
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It is an incredibly challenging task, and the Ethereum Foundation has been completely transparent about its road map and progress.
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The scars on his leg today are a road map of suffering, zigzagging around his knee and down his leg.
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Taken together, these proposals create a road map to reinvigorate rural America's economy and its most precious resources — its people.
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Last July, the Catalonian Parliament debated a report on the road map to independence in Catalonia, and voted on it.
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"It&aposs really clear in their communication that they&aposre trying to build a road map" to solving the challenge.
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Kunins now oversees Axon's software road map, the list of technologies Axon thinks will be big over the next decade.
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The artist died in 1976, but his original notes became a road map for his successors to construct the replica.
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The Trump administration has rejected calls from acting Iraqi Prime Minister Adel Abdul-Mahdi for a road map toward withdrawl.
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Per the country's fiscal consolidation road map, the recommended target for a budget deficit is at 3 percent of GDP.
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Road map for ongoing investigation Cohen's testimony showed plenty of possible exposure for those in Trump's orbit on several fronts.
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The drumbeat of conflict-related headlines offers a road map of sorts to the issues and relationships that raise concerns.
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He was struggling with depression, wasn't meeting new people and didn't have a road map for how to shake it.
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She spent her life making the world better, and in the process she left a road map others could follow.
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Cruz is assiduously following this road map by presenting himself as the champion of the two "very conservative" voting blocs.
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In the end, the central bankers opted to outline their road map, apparently deciding they could not wait much longer.
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That's why Europeans should not be surprised if Russia soon produces its own road map for normalizing Serbian-Albanian relations.
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"Without a negotiated road map, the denuclearization process lacks transparency, accountability and a decent chance of success," Mr. Easley said.
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It is a road map that, if followed by all countries, would increase peace, stability and well-being across the globe.
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I intended him to use the videotape as his road map and track down each of those dating weirdoes in turn.
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The latest Apple Watch Series 4 is the company's first real device that embodies Apple and Cook's health-oriented road map.
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The Environmental Protection Agency on Thursday announced a road map for limiting toxic chemicals, called PFAS, now widespread in drinking water.
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After Ford's latest arrest, Jenner tweeted her frustration with TMZ, blaming them for providing stalkers a road map to her property.
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But Buttigieg's first-year promise could change the discourse around the "endless wars," giving candidates an ambitious road map to follow.
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"There's a clear coup against the road map that we in the committee of consensus tried to apply," the statement said.
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All told, Mr. Haynes created more than 80 pages of photo collages that served as a road map through the feature.
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He understood that things were very off track even if he didn't have a precise road map of what to do.
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On one set of pages, the company tracks its product road map and the bugs it's in the process of squashing.
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And it stuck to a financial "road map" telling investors how profitable it intended to be over the next five years.
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"We have determined our road map for the S-400," he said shortly after meeting Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow.
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A Kurdish politician told Reuters last week the Kurds had presented Moscow with a road-map for a deal with Damascus.
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Let's hope there is a road map for that, and that Scaramucci has Trump's ear on how to get that done.
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Therefore, advocates welcomed the inclusion of "sexual orientation" and "gender identity" in the Census Bureau's road map for 2020 data collection.
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Above all, Congress members and the three expert witnesses who testified argued that NASA lacks a clear road map for Mars.
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According to the coalition accord, Mr Puigdemont will now lead the Catalan government on an 18-month "road map" to independence.
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The study also gives organizations a road map for policy or program changes that they can make to better support women.
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However, talks to secure a lasting ceasefire in Sudan's three warring regions under a road map for peace collapsed in August.
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They're part of a "road map" for peace detailed in U.N. Security Council Resolution 2254, which the council adopted in December.
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EU leaders said they had come up with a "road map" of strategies for rebuilding public trust in the European Union.
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When outlining the company's 10-year road map at the F8 developer conference in April, CEO Mark Zuckerberg explained how Facebook.
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Anders Levermann, a coauthor of the new study, told Business Insider that this calculation shouldn't be seen as a road map.
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It remains to be seen if Ryan's road map will be able to get much attention in a raucous presidential cycle.
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The 2010 Simpson-Bowles debt reduction plan offers a road map for cutting obsolete subsidies, such as New Deal farm subsidies.
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President Trump reportedly wants to follow the same road map used to get his first high court nominee, Neil Gorsuch, confirmed.
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"I'm going to let him do his thing first because he's sort of the road map," Graham said about Horowitz's role.
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In a transcript of his plea hearing, Zelinsky also referred to a "road map" it feared revealing about the larger investigation.
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States like Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin also fell out of Democratic column -- creating the road map to Trump's stunning electoral victory.
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The other 27 will get a briefing from Barnier on a "road map" to a deal in November, EU officials said.
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But, based on the text, it appears to be less of a specific plan and more of a general road map.
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Before Jaworski shared the Road Map, however, he obtained authorization from then-Chief Judge John Sirica of the D.C. Circuit Court.
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Then we can begin to lay out a map, a road map, of what we might be willing to work towards.
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This piece offers a road map for engaging in honest and constructive discussions with people who you think are completely wrong.
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In his new book, The End of Animal Farming, he lays out a road map to get us to that point.
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They're sort of the cornerstone of gay literature in the U.S., because they give such a wonderful road map for people.
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As New York debates whether to join these cities after decades of stalled efforts, their experiences could provide a road map.
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That would buy time to negotiate a more comprehensive deal, including a minutely sequenced road map that will require sustained diplomacy.
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Mr. Birbiglia is retracing the road map of his life, which has always been cluttered with his neuroses and physical ailments.
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"We want to be invited on board for a road map which lets us function with peace and respectability," he said.
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"The reports provide the road map, and the appointments provide the driver," said Edward Mills, an analyst with FBR Capital Markets.
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Data analysis from IBM is turning what used to be a blizzard of paperwork into a road map for the future.
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But it is also an indictment of our current politics -- and a road map on how we can fix what's broken.
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The president's campaign against the Mueller report and its author is a road map of what is likely to lie ahead.
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Trump will unveil a budget road map that aims to balance the budget in 15 years by slashing non-defense spending.
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Gallagher and King have said the report will be a road map for the challenges ahead, not a backward-looking analysis.
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" Timothy Parlatore, Gallagher's lawyer, said the SEALs' interviews contained falsehoods and inconsistencies that formed "a clear road map to the acquittal.
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There's no clear road map for the Open Data Initiative, which was unveiled at the Microsoft's Ignite conference in Orlando, Florida.
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For young people with college-educated parents, the path to higher education may be stressful, but there is a road map.
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"It's a road map for where do you begin, when you arrive, and what you do as a leader," Ghani answered.
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His Tuesday speech both avoided responsibility for the past stalemate and provided no clear road map for preventing a future one.
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By rejecting the more generic style used on television shows, she found herself without a road map, susceptible to rookie mistakes.
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It is no exaggeration to say that she gave me the blueprint, the road map, for the rest of my life.
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"There's a road map now for this, and a way home for people that we've never seen before," Ms. Price said.
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The report renewed criticisms that during Trump's first summit with Kim, the two never developed a concrete road map for denuclearization.
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President Trump's supporters can call it an exoneration, but his opponents may well view it as a road map for impeachment.
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After Ford's latest arrest, Jenner tweeted her frustration with TMZ, blaming the site for providing stalkers a road map to her home.
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TechCrunch sat down with CEO Adam Neumann in May to talk about the company, its valuation and what's on its road map.
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The regulation, released last August, established a road map for states to set up IRAs that participants would fund through payroll deductions.
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What if I told you there's a book that provides the perfect road map to predict and understand all things President Trump?
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But they did not provide a road map to juries and lower courts on how to navigate similar disputes in the future.
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But TweetDeck has for years languished in the periphery of Twitter's product road map, getting new features late or not at all.
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Sirica gave the House Judiciary Committee the road map in early 1974, and Nixon resigned under threat of impeachment five months later.
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It is a road map for Sanders now, as he positions himself as the liberal insurgent challenging overwhelming establishment favorite Hillary Clinton.
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Beyond excellent writing skills, you need a road map to guide you through the process and help you flush out your story.
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But Warren thinks she can do it — and her first effort at student debt forgiveness with Corinthian students lays the road map.
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The SPD'S board will meet on June 24th to lay out the road map; a new leader is not expected for months.
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With arranged marriage, there is a very clear procedure and a road map that everyone follows: Girls have the ultimate veto power.
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Because what Obama is proposing here is not just a few good ideas for Americans, but a road map for all humankind.
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On September 16th Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine issued a joint call for the November summit to establish a road map to membership.
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Then there is the expectation that there will also be hard work," said Lincoln, who sees the accord as a "road map.
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"Excited and terrified by the road map of these 8 scripts, which took us all summer and fall to write," she tweeted.
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When you look at where the game is now, and compare it to your initial road map, how similar are the two?
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Think of this plan as a road map that tells you how much you can spend and helps you reach your goals.
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Should it get picked up by Amazon, the books offer up a compelling — and daunting — road map for where we'll end up.
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And if you're a real expert, this book is a road map to converting your insight into greater impact and financial security.
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But relying on Drag Race to set the standards of queendom is like using Top Model as a road map to womanhood.
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English said officials have some other options available to them to give the public a more reliable road map for future intentions.
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A splashy visual representation of the genetic relationships between cannabis varieties, the Galaxy is also, in essence, a road map for breeders.
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But the meetings collapsed, owing first to Houthi intransigence and then to Hadi's resistance to a U.N. road map to the negotiations.
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"We're presently putting together a road map as to what the (recovery and rehab) process will be," manager Torey Lovullo said Monday.
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The tips from Burden can serve as a road map for those executives who are beginning to craft their own cloud strategy.
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It could take months to years before importation starts"What we're saying is, 'Here's the criteria, here's the road map,'" Azar said.
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Macron said he would "leave the United States to work on its road map" when it comes to energy and environment policies.
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However, they also essentially laid out a road map for how to better establish standing, and sent the case back for reargument.
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That's because the decision amounts to a road map that could be used to challenge hundreds of Trump administration leases as well.
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On the questions of what to do and where we are going, "Power Trip" does not provide much of a road map.
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It is, rightly, going to be some time before soccer has a clear road map for how and when it might restart.
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A road map from the Watergate prosecution shows a potential route for the special counsel to send incriminating evidence directly to Congress.
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Measures like the More Homes Act offer a road map to cities and states that want to address these issues head-on.
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In a concurring opinion, Justice Elena Kagan set out a detailed road map for how such claims could be framed and presented.
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The Oversight Board's bylaws set out a road map for what may become the end of his stubborn stand on political advertising.
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Tesla's stock success comes even though the company plans to increase spending in 2020 as it pursues an ambitious product road map.
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But refusal leaves his people divided between the West Bank and Gaza, with no state and no road map for the future.
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By giving dispossessed groups control of land inside a concession, it offers a road map to other Indigenous communities across the region.
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But maybe there's hope this tragic incident may unfold the pathway toward that kind of road map for systematic change and reform.
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"Winning in California requires a different road map, between a top-two candidate system and the expensive TV markets," Mr. Sena said.
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But when two developments in science and politics are seen together, they point toward future progress, if not yet a road map.
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The company, which now has upwards of 70 employees, maintains the same mission, product road map and core values from day one.
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They offer a road map: They promise to stop cross-border attacks against Saudi Arabia if the Saudis halt attacks against them.
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They offer a road map: They promise to stop cross-border attacks against Saudi Arabia if the Saudis halt attacks against them.
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This gave them "a road map to show improvement in systems over time," says Jay Gambetta, a quantum computing researcher at IBM.
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Other emerging powers such as India and Brazil want permanent access, but there seems little or no road map to obtaining it.
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As Maduro shows no willingness to relinquish power amid defections and calls for his ouster, Guaido outlined an opposition road map Sunday.
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The Clean Power Plan did not include a road map to revive the economic fortunes of the communities located in coal country.
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If the NFL's efforts into injury prediction and prevention prove effective, they might offer a road map to other sports, as well.
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Industry groups are like a road map to the and stock market, and are at the core of many exchange-traded funds.
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In 23, Watergate special prosecutor Leon Jaworski filed a concise "road map" setting forth factual findings to Congress without drawing legal conclusions.
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Additionally, as Vox's Ella Nilsen writes, the report offered a seeming road map for Congress to continue investigations on obstruction of justice.
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Mr. Barr's summary could act as the road map Congress needs to fulfill its oversight role and weigh the possibility of impeachment.
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The champions of jettisoning treaties have no sensible strategy or diplomatic road map to replace the nuclear safety net they are cutting.
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IT services firm for large companies, they source out a lot of innovation work to us, and we help road map that.
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The event typically kicks off with a keynote by CEO Mark Zuckerberg outlining Facebook's philosophy, long-term road map and new product launches.
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Here you can read the official Leave "road map," which describes a plan for Britain in the event of a majority Leave vote.
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And so I could be wrong, but I also look at my road map, and we're not looking at anything bigger than this.
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We established a road map for all that would guarantee the respect of human and minority rights as well as good neighborly relations.
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To hit the road map running, Mojiworks has raised a seed round led by Copenhagen-based Sunstone Capital, and Helsinki-based Lifeline Ventures.
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We asked the pros — brow and makeup artists Stevi Christine and Nikki Wolff — for a handy road map that will get you there.
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The "Road Map" helped inform impeachment proceedings against Nixon when they were sent to Congress in 1974 by Watergate Special Prosecutor Leon Jaworski.
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The Department of Labor regulation creates a road map for states to set up retirement accounts that participants would fund with payroll deductions.
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"To complete this element, we have to reduce risks with a road map to avoid future crises in the banking sector," Altmaier said.
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There are features that weren't on the original road map that really grew out of that feedback and back-and-forth with players.
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The case could lay a road map for other states and municipalities seeking to hold drugmakers responsible for opioid crises in their communities.
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Mueller delivered a road map of how the investigation played out and the possible role that Congress could play in holding Trump accountable.
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Yes, our book was obviously wrong about the party stopping Donald Trump, but so far, it's a good road map to the Democrats.
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The administration's budget is supposed to act as a road map for Congress to begin crafting spending legislation for the next fiscal year.
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"Until we get a clearer road map here, unfortunately, I think the stocks will have a very hard time finding bottom," Cramer said.
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From a legal standpoint, Barr has a road map in the form of the Justice Department's regulations on the appointment of special counsels.
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Having missed the deadline, the two sides may announce some partial agreements, eg, a "road map" for the final phases of the talks.
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At the end of September Mr Musk will reveal his road map for Mars colonisation at the International Astronautical Congress in Guadalajara, Mexico.
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When a young Indian movie actress recently sought professional help to prepare a financial road map, she jettisoned chartered accountants and private bankers.
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It isn't exactly a detailed road map for extricating a country from a complex set of interconnections affecting every facet of economic life.
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The prosecutors in Mr. Foster's case kept notes that served as a remarkably explicit road map of how to discriminate in jury selection.
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"Until we get a clearer road map here, unfortunately, I think the stocks will have a very hard time finding bottom," Cramer said.
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The Sanders campaign should be seen not as a failed gambit but as a road map to the future of the Democratic Party.
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Even Bradley Tusk, a political strategist known for helping companies navigate the regulatory waters, says a kind of regulatory road map is overdue.
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I felt that women really needed a new road map, something that didn't cause baby panic but instead turned that panic into peace.
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Dendi says while there is clearly some alignment there, the IoT features were on their product road map before the company was acquired.
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But it does not present a road map for winning back the House and one day the Senate, or even the White House.
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But in a concurring opinion, the court's four liberal justices laid out a road map for a challenge to reach the Supreme Court.
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The administration's road map for lowering drug costs was short on details about when or how any of its provisions might take effect.
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These are the remaining two steps as laid out in the 31-point road map to compliance for the Russian Anti-Doping Agency.
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And if you need a quick road map ahead of the season premiere, this character-by-character guide should get you caught up.
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He wrote that he has an even more ambitious project road map to follow next year's release of the mid-market Model 3.
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Ms. Harris released what she called a "road map to citizenship" for the hundreds of thousands of young undocumented immigrants known as Dreamers.
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The WSJ reports that its government is redrafting the Made in China 2025 program, its road map for ascending as a technological power.
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That agreement, called a consent decree, provides a road map for how the F.T.C. is likely to scrutinize Facebook over the coming months.
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The two researchers' "database reconstruction theorem" provides a road map for someone to turn collections of summary tables into approximate records on individuals.
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The lawsuit fails to provide a road map for how to address that chaos, and no federal judge is going to craft one.
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But this exercise gives you a road map about how to focus your time and energy on the things that get you excited.
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House Democrats, discouraged by potential political land mines, are thus far reluctant to follow Mr. Mueller's road map and constitutional rules to impeachment.
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It could also chart a legal road map for the survivors and relatives of victims in other mass shootings as they pursue accountability.
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Coming up with a dynamical system where snapshots reproduced the sequence of numbers would provide that sort of road map, Dr. Furstenberg showed.
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There aren't many other details in either patent, but leaker Evan Blass posted an image that appears to detail TCL's product road map.
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The deal provides a road map for reforming other international organizations now treating the United States unfairly and in desperate need of change.
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"My first pass, from story content, was: This is kind of a road map for the next American revolution," Michael O'Donnell told me.
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But what is necessary now is for the Iranian leadership to communicate a road map to the public about how it gets there.
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"I can't provide a definitive road map from here," Australia's prime minister, Malcolm Turnbull, told reporters on Wednesday, the Australian Associated Press reported.
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"If we see a company that fits perfectly in our road map, we can choose to either build or buy it," he said.
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Recognizing the problem, the National Institutes of Health's Physician-Scientist Workforce report, published in 2014, laid out a road map to address it.
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The lithium 6 ad is evidence that Mr. Kim is following a road map that the United States drew up back in 1954.
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The leaks from Cambridge Analytica properly evaluated can help give a road map of how to stop foreign money flooding our political system.
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SEATTLE — Two weeks before the Mets' flurry of roster moves on Friday, Sandy Alderson, the team's general manager, outlined the team's road map.
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Most dementia patients eventually require round-the-clock care, yet there is no clear national road map or overarching plan for providing it.
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The White House budget will also include a "road map" for offsetting the growth in spending "in a responsible manner," the official said.
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At a minimum, US officials hope for a more defined road map that would lead North Korea to give up its nuclear weapons.
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It was as if he was offering an accessible road map to the young women who may want to follow in their footsteps.
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Shapiro argued that if the same Watergate road map arose today, there'd be a "different result" because the law has changed since 1974.
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" The daughter of Korean immigrants, she "adored the Wilder books," as if the Ingalls family could provide a "road map to becoming American.
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Voices It is no exaggeration to say that Mary Oliver gave me the blueprint, the road map, for the rest of my life.
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He cited a "clear road map" of what countries to approach next, which he said could lead to a more formal agreement on production.
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And for the first time the leaders agreed to work on a "road map" towards a euro-zone-wide insurance scheme for bank depositors.
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Russakow says the four new boards were already on the company's road map, and the Mini, unlike other smaller electric skateboards, isn't a toy.
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These initiatives are unique in the Middle East, and can serve as an example and road map for others in the region to follow.
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What ensued is one of the funniest scavenger hunts we've ever seen -- and Barnes posted a road map to his stash on social media!!!
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"It's going to take time and serious resource investment to fix it, but the plans lay out a road map to get us there."
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We're making a lot of magic happen via phone calls and so forth, but automating things is a big part of our road map.
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Nintendo's road map for its future games is almost entirely focused on the Switch, with new entries in popular series like Pokémon and Metroid.
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No, I actually didn't realize ... It's not that it wasn't in my road map, it's not that I thought I'd necessarily run it forever.
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So the road map to piecing together the horsepox virus could also lead to re-creating the smallpox virus as well — and that's controversial.
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So we will be releasing that in quarter three, so end of fall, and we've got a couple of products on the road map.
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Earth's white paper, "The Social Smart Contract," is a tract that is equal parts crypto-libertarian manifesto and a technology road map for Sovereign.
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In China's internet warzone, there's a road map for success: find a rich backer, get lots of money, burn it to buy market share.
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All of his tattoos — and holy shit, does he have a lot — serve as a road map to key moments in his young life.
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Another thing on the road map are Path Lines, which it intends to introduce once it has more data back from real-world use.
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But the blueprint is a guide to the president's agenda under the new divided Congress and a road map to the looming budget fights.
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The Republican-heavy majorities that passed trade promotion authority, with 218 votes in the House and 60 in the Senate, provide a road map.
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Road map to 2019 polls The BJP are looking to maintain its majority in India's next general elections, which are due by May 2019.
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The plan would also establish a new senior federal cyber official and create a presidential cyber commission to establish a long-term road map.
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Andersen said the Task Force would report back to Council in February when it hoped to "identify a clear road map" for Russia's return.
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When he visits these schools and does his research, he'll fill in the spreadsheet, and it will be a nice road map for him.
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The road map for the next year has lots of interesting features on it, ones that will make the device more versatile and reliable.
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Clinton was secretary of state in President Obama's first term, gave the Russian intelligence services what one diplomat termed a road map of Mrs.
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The national Women's March group will return to Washington this weekend to commemorate the victories and launch its road map to the 2020 elections.
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"The Whitmer primary victory over El-Sayed paints a clear road map for Biden over Bernie," said Eric Goldman, who ran Ms. Whitmer's campaign.
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In 1967, Robert P. Langlands set out a road map to prove a "grand unified theory" that would tie together disparate areas of mathematics.
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The mosaic road map on its floor has crumbled, and the multicolored transparent panels on its roof were removed when they became a hazard.
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Robert Mueller and his team have laid out a road map on Russian interference and obstruction and served it up on a silver platter.
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The two sides could then agree on a road map that would lead to North Korea's complete denuclearization and the full lifting of sanctions.
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As the case moves forward, it could provide similar cities with a legal road map for challenging this modern-day tool of racial subjugation.
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The most optimistic Democrats regarded the list of House victories as a road map to a grander national restoration in the 2020 presidential election.
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For chefs who are willing to put in the work and make some more big changes, Rivera is providing something of a road map.
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But we now have a road map for how Senate Republicans can do better: by ensuring that more low-income Americans can afford coverage.
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"The funding will allow us to start expanding in the U.S., deliver on our technology road map and to meet rapidly increasing customer demand."
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So each championship has a road map of what is going to come in the next few years from a safety point of view.
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And China also provides a road map for how one of Asia's poorest nations might lift its citizens out of hand-to-mouth existences.
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Party leaders will outline their road map for Democrats in the 2020 election and strategize over everything from voter registration to combating online disinformation.
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Their sure advance, Kaku believes, allows for the extrapolation of what is possible now to a road map of what we might ultimately become.
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Instead of doubting every single step, they start at the finish and, using backward induction, design the entire road-map toward the desired destination.
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Companies head into the third-quarter earnings reporting period with trouble behind, more hazards ahead and a muddied road map to guide the journey.
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By calling for more psychiatric hospitals and civil-commitment reform, President Trump has given both parties a road map for how to do it.
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Amazon has also been criticized for not providing a clear road map for how the company will reach its 100 percent renewable energy goal.
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But I have the idea that if they have a proper road map and know what the global realities are, they'll make better decisions.
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Mr. Schwarzenegger, another movie star elected governor, circulated Mr. Starr's op-ed among his senior staff as a road map for the new administration.
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A concise report will probably act as a "road map" to investigation for the Democratic House — and to further criminal investigation by other prosecutors.
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As a result, Mr. Cohen gave specific answers about Mr. Trump's shady practices, along with a road map for how to find out more.
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Mr. Castro, for instance, plans to diverge from the traditional early primary state road map in favor of a tour of all 50 states.
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The talks come as part of a Security Council resolution adopted last December laying out a road map for negotiations brokered by the United Nations.
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"This budget is not the road map to fiscal responsibility House conservatives would have preferred," RSC Chairman Mark Walker told CNN in a written statement.
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The government released recapitalisation plans for PSU banks during the week while deferring a decision on a road-map for consolidation in the banking sector.
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Rae Sremmurd's Slim Jimmy has a road map for staying out of trouble during BET weekend ... chase the chicks and stay away from the b's.
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Over time I've talked on the earnings call about our tracker road map as well and how we'll be updating and streamlining that over time.
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When Cobie Smulders was diagnosed with ovarian cancer, she was just 25 years old and without a road map on how to get through it.
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Judge's legacy in Watergate The Watergate road map amounted to a collection of evidence compiled by prosecutors at the time and a federal grand jury.
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The court "might well view it as an opportunity to make a decision that will be a road map for the future," Professor Hazen said.
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The resolution laid out a road map for negotiations that would eventually lead to the formation of a transitional government and elections in 18 months.
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Facebook is in the process of hiring 4,000 moderators, for instance, and Twitter took the rare step of publishing its road map to tackle abuse.
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In fact, the company has no specific multiyear road map at all when it comes to content purchases, according to people familiar with the matter.
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As the market sold off Wednesday, investors watched technical levels, an important road map in a correction that are not just followed by chart analysts.
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With eight scripts laid out in front of her, she confirmed that the road map for season 2 has been completed after months of writing.
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" Rachel Maddow: Volume two of the report is a "road map for how to charge this president with multiple felony counts of obstruction of justice.
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Can you talk a bit about some of the times you did diverge from that road map you had based on the feedback you received?
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Pink explains the three motivators: autonomy, mastery, and purpose, and the provides a road map to using them to create both career and life satisfaction.
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The idea for a fintech ETF had been on the New York-based firm's road-map for a few years, CEO Catherine Wood told CNBC.
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Heading the packages off at the pass should also help with the investigation into who exactly delivered them, although there's not a precise road map.
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"I'm delighted that together, we will be able to work on a common shared road map for the European Union and the Eurozone," Macron said.
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By understanding all of these cells better, researchers will hopefully have a road map toward better understanding how certain drugs affect each of these cells.
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They had argued unsealing the report could provide a "road map" for criminals seeking to launder money and discourage people from cooperating with the monitor.
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Beijing's Commerce Ministry said Vice Premier Liu He had discussed the road map for the next stage of talks with senior U.S. officials on Tuesday.
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The Syrian regime and the opposition are supposed to stop fighting (Russia's supposed to stop airstrikes too) and implement a U.N. "road map" for peace.
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The film draws upon the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals campaign, a road map to address immediate global challenges and the future of international development.
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The democratic revolution that has swept Myanmar with such enthusiasm since 2010 may give the impression that the road map has been torn to shreds.
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Mr. Sanders has also created a road map for other insurgent candidates by eschewing "super PACs" and raising more than $212 million through small donations.
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Prime Minister May's speech provides a road map that merges some conservative rhetoric with a series of top priorities for liberals and the Labour Party.
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Aside from the fact that their businesses are still nascent, none of them offer truly competitive products or have any road map to do so.
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Alec is so meticulous with the story road map he could be a nuclear physicist, and Bill is all heart and wacky ideas from nowhere.
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North Korea, by contrast, followed a step-by-step road map in pursuit of international prestige, sanctions relief, and economic aid for its impoverished citizens.
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As Al-Naji explained it in a post at Basis's site a bit ago, its technology road map and U.S. securities regulations didn't quite mix.
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For California to remain competitive — the state just needs to create a sensible regulatory road map that keeps the engine of autonomous vehicle innovation humming.
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That all leads to a "clear road map of the future," where Murata will be in a strong position within the telecommunications sector, he said.
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Philip D. Murphy of New Jersey announced an audit of the system, and its findings — think of them as a road map — were released Tuesday.
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While Korody and her team have looked to that research as a road map, she admits that doing the same with rhinos is uncharted territory.
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His annual list of the best 101 restaurants was a road map: Working through it (or claiming you did) was a competitive rite of passage.
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"This is the road map to reducing the obesity epidemic in the United States," said Dr. Mozaffarian, who was not involved in the new study.
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By contrast, the Watergate "road map" sent to Congress by the grand jury investigating President Richard M. Nixon and his associates was only 62 pages.
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It's time for the Democrats to provide a road map for bringing the lost skill of critical thinking back to the three branches of government.
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But a 44-year-old "road map" from the Watergate prosecution shows a potential route for Mr. Mueller to send incriminating evidence directly to Congress.
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But Democrats on Sunday expressed dismay at the prospect of doling out money without a clear road map for how the funds might be used.
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But there was no clear road map to "normalcy," to use a word that began to gain traction in the chaos of the postwar years.
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Its findings, especially those about the president's ostensible attempts to obstruct justice, have been called a road map for further congressional action and other investigators.
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Numerous commentators have said that the report reads like a road map for impeachment, and in a remotely functional country that's what it would be.
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A more expansive report, which is required to include an extensive road map to a space force, is due by the end of the year.
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Fayyad al-Ruwaili, new leaders for the air defense and land forces, and a royal endorsement of a road map for developing the Defense Ministry.
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The agency's project could eventually provide a road map for cheap, ultra-secure components that could be used in election equipment by anyone who wanted.
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Acclaimed role-playing game Pillars of Eternity was slated to be released in 2014 until a series of unexpected hazards clogged the game road map.
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It was as if Hamid knew what was going to happen to America and the world, and gave us a road map to our future.
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"With a financial plan, [clients] receive a road map for the future and someone who catches things that slip through the cracks," Ms. Rogers explained.
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And the authors offer a road map to such improvement, including practical advice for readers interested in reducing the harm their lifestyle does to animals.
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"The action of Xi Jinping is kind of a road map for Putin," Andrei Kolesnikov, a senior fellow at the Carnegie Moscow Center, told CNN.
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Advocates for workers have criticized the rule, arguing that it provides a road map of sorts for employers seeking to avoid liability for harmful practices.
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Turkey has "determined our road map" for Syria after calls with the leaders of Russia, Germany and France, Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said on Saturday.
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The bishops produced a report, probably written by Bergoglio, laying out a road map for church renewal and the groundwork for a Latin American pope.
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Written with wit and empathy, "Emotional Agility" offers the perfect road map for making the behavioral changes that will help readers reach their highest potential.
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As a German company that is now publicly traded on Nasdaq, Trivago has had a unique road map to get to where we are now.
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Adam Schiff, laid out a road map in March for where he would take the investigation with the power to call witnesses and issue subpoenas.
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"When something like this happens, there's no road map for it and, you can never have enough resources," said Christine Hunschofsky, the mayor of Parkland.
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The Wall Street Journal reported on Friday afternoon that Chinese and U.S. negotiators are drawing up a road map for their trade talks next week.
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Mr. Finkelpearl acknowledged in an interview that the cultural plan was a road map rather than a guarantee of future changes to city arts funding.
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Descriptions of her physical appearance and her vehicle were also on the Internet -- all of which essentially gave vigilantes a road map to find her.
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The Bush administration pushed its own update on Oslo, called the "road map," and the Obama administration made the peace process a significant foreign policy priority.
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The SDGs, which 423 countries signed up to in 242, create a global road map to eradicate poverty and protect the planet, with a 237 deadline.
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And the best brands, the best restaurant companies, are thinking first about customer experience and choosing a road map of digital capabilities specific to their brand.
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This week, Stanford University experts — including nuclear physicist Siegfried Hecker, who has inspected North Korea atomic facilities firsthand — proposed a denuclearization road map spanning 10 years.
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Here's one road map for Obamacare repeal, but it's worth noting there is very little room for error as the Republican leaders go looking for votes.
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Is it safe to say that we can expect something that's competitive from a price perspective to be added to the road map in the future?
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The North Koreans claimed the declaration was a step-by-step road map to improving relations between the two countries, with denuclearization as the third step.
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The episode, largely forgotten outside Haiti, may provide a road map for the security strategy of Brazil's next president, far-right former army captain Jair Bolsonaro.
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The topography of this new repression is a road map to his ultimate goal of monopolizing power and moving the country in a more Islamist direction.
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"[Amazon], of course, as an investor had access to our road map and knew what features we were building and were planning on building," Frankel said.
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Ending animal transmission The WHO is now working with the anti-tuberculosis union to put together a road map to tackle this route of infection globally.
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Ahead, we've compiled a road map to most tattoos he's gotten — just in case you needed more proof the young star is morphing into his dad.
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In 2007, when Holly Robinson Peete decided to speak openly about how her son RJ was diagnosed with autism, there was no road map in place.
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Today's investment in Zoomdata is designed to help speed up the product road map and add those missing pieces that are important to this key customer.
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The saga of Mr Trump's claims provides a road map to his failed attempts to do business in a fast-growing but often very frustrating market.
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So I would say, without giving the blow-by-blow of everything in our road map, that's one of the key themes that we're thinking about.
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Tanger's road map for growth comes as traditional retailers flock to the discount space, as they try to rejuvenate slumping sales at their full-price stores.
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His Together for Yes coalition and CUP, which both backed the road map, jointly won more than half the seats—but only 48% of the vote.
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It's as much art as science, but when we boil it down to its key elements, we can at least have some sort of road map.
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In short, the cessation of hostilities calls for the Syrian regime and the opposition fighters to halt attacks and implement a U.N. "road map" for peace.
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Our nation's current nutrition and health policy directive, the 2015-85033 Dietary Guidelines for Americans (DGAs), offers a road map that aligns with current clinical guidelines.
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Additionally, the DOJ's Civil Rights Division's investigative findings and consent decrees on policing provide vivid documentation of the problem and a road map to constitutional policing.
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The good news is that, because the ideology itself does not seem to be the main draw here, there really is a road map for redemption.
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After weeks of negotiations, House Republicans have drawn a road map to lead Puerto Rico out of its financial quagmire, with support from the Obama administration.
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The letter gives a road map into the kinds of things that Nadler and Democrats will be interested in investigating when they assume power next year.
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The French diplomatic source said the visit would fit into efforts by Salame to announce a road map to elections during the coming U.N. General Assembly.
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The working group, led by the House leaders of the Judiciary and the Energy and Commerce committees, this week announced a road map for their effort.
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National Geographic's Corsica Adventure Map is a detailed road map that includes popular hiking trails — essential for exploring the interior, where cellular service can be unreliable.
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This type of software is "too dangerous to create," Apple said, because it could give hackers and cyber spies a road map to infiltrate all iPhones.
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The document would also establish a new senior federal cyber official and create a presidential commission on cyber that will establish a long-term road map.
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NGA's "road map" on information exchange is only one piece of a greater conversation the governors' association is driving about connections between healthcare and socioeconomic factors.
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Let's take Wolfenstein 2's story as a cautionary tale, rather than accidentally using it as a road map to actualizing a neo-Nazi ruled America.
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Investor cannot have access to non-public technical information (this is tightened from an earlier version that included such things as access to product road-map).
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"If allowed to stand, Mr. Whitaker's appointment would create a road map for the evasion of the constitutionally prescribed Senate advice-and-consent role," they add.
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Chief Judge Howell's decision unsealing the Watergate road map brings new focus on the role the grand jury might play in the dynamics of the endgame.
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There, an anthropological road map traces the story from Gibson girls to the Western Front to the Dust Bowl to bringing home the bacon and onward.
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A health expert we talked to said the study showed a "road map to reducing the obesity epidemic" by focusing on food quality, not calorie-counting.
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Having spoken to athletes, I know they overwhelmingly support the right decision being made in the Seychelles — they overwhelmingly support WADA's sticking to its road map.
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I argue in the column that Chicago and Virginia together offer a road map for using government as a force for good in the Trump era.
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But while other startups would "simply list other industries in their road map," Chetty said, the Avaamo team wowed him with a detailed longer-term strategy.
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So as we gird for the next 12-plus months before Election Day, I hope Tuesdays will serve as a road map through the digital morass.
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He's about as mercurial as a thermometer, so there's no real road map for predicting his actions outside of seeing who has wooed him most recently.
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Experts said wider adoption could offer a fresh road map for teaching kids about drug use in the age of vape panic and mass fentanyl deaths.
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However, the Commission's road map for AI does does not necessarily mean any EU-wide rules on facial recognition will ever see the light of day.
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That road map also clearly challenges us to have that long-awaited debate about who we are as a nation and decide where we are going.
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Using the road map created by the markers, she covered the face in clay, smoothing it at first and then sandpapering it to mimic skin texture.
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She is an author of a "road map for insect conservation and recovery" that was published by a group of 70 scientists on Monday in Nature.
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In 2015, Mr. Abed returned to Parliament following an election that marked the final stop on a "road map" promised by Mr. Sisi two years earlier.
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The Trump administration has to come up with a very concrete road map and time table for negotiating the settlement of the North Korean nuclear problem.
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Gordon Sondland's blockbuster testimony Wednesday handed Democrats a road map that could yield a trove of damaging evidence in their impeachment inquiry against President Donald Trump.
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Among the most personal items are two large Rolodexes, a road map to friends and acquaintances, hundreds of names and handwritten numbers, added and crossed out.
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Among the leaked documents was a now-patched N.S.A. road map to hacking Swift's back-end infrastructure, which could be used by cybercriminals in the future.
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In 2015, 193 countries signed on to the SDGs, which create a global road map to eradicate poverty and protect the planet, with a 2030 deadline.
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And offering some kind of road map to retirement would calm the restiveness among ambitious members who are pushed to either rebel or leave the House.
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Historically, Bitcoin Core developers, who maintain the Bitcoin network's dominant client software, have also exerted influence, shaping Bitcoin's road map and the story of its use cases.
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"As of [today] we have a completely new repo for containerd, separate from Docker, with details around contribution needs and an explicit road map," Hykes told TechCrunch.
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The UAE is pushing against this rising tide by creating a model that can serve as a road map for others to promote greater tolerance and openness.
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The strategic report&aposs focus on peacekeeping in Jebel Marra and peacebuilding elsewhere provide a road map "to long-term peace and stability in Darfur," he said.
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Chief Justice Roberts' campaign finance jurisprudence offers a road map for striking down the North Carolina and Maryland partisan gerrymanders as a violation of the First Amendment.
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The company will continue to translate Quizlet for use in new markets, and has Korean among the languages on its near-term road map, the CEO said.
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Between 2013 and 2015, the FDA laid out a road map so that Sarepta could determine potential new criteria that would allow for a new drug approval.
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Of course, some companies in fast-moving businesses like technology might argue that it is impossible to present a multiyear road map without telegraphing plans to rivals.
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While Gupta and Oracle are not giving many details of the new product road map, Gupta notes that they will be working on integrations with Oracle's platform.
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Japan wants to create, in its own words, a "super-smart" society, and one that will serve as a road map for the rest of the world.
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BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Formula One has taken a new direction since Liberty Media's takeover in January and 'Bernie Avenue' has dropped off the Hungarian Grand Prix road map.
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This interactive page also serves as a road map to CNBC's coverage of all aspects of the story, with links to relevant reporting, up until Wednesday's testimony.
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A U.N. road map for the talks calls on the parties to allow aid agencies unhindered access throughout Syria, particularly in besieged and hard-to-reach areas.
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It's the road map it unveils of how we would get there, the unveiling of a path much shorter and more direct than you might have imagined.
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Senate Democrats have a road map for the fall that will clean up these failures and move forward on priorities that are vital to hardworking American families.
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A commitment to renewable energy requires government, utilities, ratepayers, power providers, businesses, and nonprofits to support a common road map and to make the difficult choices together.
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Evan Webber, political director for the Sunrise Movement, a climate advocacy group that helped design the Green New Deal, called the election a "road map" for Democrats.
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The offensive has taken the United Nations by surprise, undermining plans to find agreement on a road map for elections to resolve the protracted instability in Libya.
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Although tobacco is not nationalized, the government issues growth targets; in 2015, the Industry Ministry released a "road map" for the industry calling for expanded cigarette production.
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Brexit is on everyone's mind, as bankers absorb a second Big Bang as profound as the one three decades ago — though one without a road map forward.
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His convention speech will be a part of it and warrants careful study as a road map to where he thinks the post-Trump G.O.P. is headed.
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But patients who still have healthy arteries may take the study finding as a road map to try to maintain that health as they age, Delles added.
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The UN-sponsored peace talks are part of a "road map" for peace detailed in UN Security Council Resolution 2254, which the council adopted in December 2015.
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And so my spreadsheet has been, since I was 18, my road map for the things I need to learn and the work I need to do.
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This type of software is "too dangerous to create," the company said, because it could give hackers and cyber spies a road map to infiltrate all iPhones.
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You can't say that Trump looked north and saw a political road map to the Republican presidential nomination, but you can certainly say Rob Ford was first.
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Moreover, once they build an AI road map, the company can determine where they need to obtain additional data to build more complex and valuable AI algorithms.
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Mr. Chen gives us, if not a recipe, a road map for making MARINARA sauce, by indicating the ingredients in the circled letters and stirring them vigorously.
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He had wanted to meet with someone with more authority, and he had hoped to develop a more substantive "road map" for Russia and the United States.
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But Labour leaders said that asking lawmakers to vote on the first, without the road map provided by the second, was like putting a blindfold on Parliament.
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Mr. Cohen's testimony broadcast key details that federal prosecutors have been building for months, but it also gave the committee a road map for its own inquiries.
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Although vaguely worded, the joint statement contained a rough road map for ending the North Korean nuclear crisis that Mr. Moon's government in Seoul has been advocating.
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According to that road map, the American-led forces fighting the Islamic State, known as the Syrian Democratic Forces, who are predominantly Arab, will remain in Manbij.
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But Justice Alito's approach in the case on public unions, coupled with his failure to cite Casey, suggested a road map to an eventual decision overruling Roe.
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Like every professional enterprise, we assumed the integrity of the authors and in essence provided them with a road map for bringing their paper up to standards.
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When the big project began in 1976, Dr. Haegert said, his father dismantled the Model A in the backyard and created a road map of its innards.
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But it's also the largest international treaty to itemize and plan for collective climate change action and provide some sort of road map to decreasing our emissions.
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Mr. Byford's proposal is a road map for moving toward a modern and reliable subway, said John Raskin, executive director of the Riders Alliance, an advocacy group.
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Background: In 22017, Indigenous leaders proposed a road map to formal recognition and representation that included forming a new government agency to serve as an advisory board.
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To achieve that end, the opposition leader laid out a road map to democracy that included ending Maduro's dictatorship, establishing a transitional government and holding democratic elections.
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And he expects the Taliban to talk to other Afghans about a political settlement and, by early September, agree on a loose "road-map" towards achieving one.
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The Jaworski "road map," as it became known, helped steer the Democratic-led House as it prepared articles of impeachment, spurring Nixon's resignation on August 9, 1974.
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He might follow the example of the Watergate "road map," which ran 55 pages and set forth the special prosecutor's factual findings, without any specific legal recommendations.
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Turkey has "determined our road map" for Syria after calls on Friday with Vladimir Putin, Angela Merkel and Emmanuel Macron, Erdogan told supporters in Izmir on Saturday.
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But the current document is clearly meant to be a road map for Democrats, tracking closely with the allegations they have already made about Mr. Trump's conduct.
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What was once considered a "white elephant" of Mideast international development is now offering a road map to a safer existence for Palestinians and Israelis a like.
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As employed here, though, her travels "Outside the Bubble" conspicuously feel as if she's touring a shifting political landscape using an old, once-over-lightly road map.
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But the complaint could serve as a road map for members of Congress who have the power to issue subpoenas and compel testimony from the White House.
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One program, Made in China 2025, outlines a road map for China to become a world leader in advanced manufacturing (things like robotics, aircraft and machine tools).
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In 2911, the FCC released rules governing the collection of 911-related data and laid the groundwork for an industry "road map" toward complying with those guidelines.
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Casey "in many ways not only changed the law, but gave both sides a road map for what they would want to do going forward," Ziegler said.
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Friday, he posted his San Fernando Valley address on IG -- instantly giving not only Offset, but his more than 50 million followers, a road map to him.
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This week, Blue Apron shares entered a realm that a former start-up unicorn to successfully go public doesn't include in its strategic road map: penny stock territory.
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The source code is now available on GitHub and it includes the build system, unit tests, and even the product road map for the calculator feature in Windows.
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"The Sanders campaign never 'exported' any unauthorized voter file data; and the Sanders campaign certainly never had access to the Clinton campaign's 'strategic road map,'" the campaign added.
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"We wouldn't even bring something to a conference if we didn't think this was a committed project and something that's part of our road map," Zander told Bloomberg.
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They've got a really cool road map that we believe in, and we're going to support it financially and with any expertise we could bring to the table.
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"To do that we would need to have some road map - something - and none of that has been provided," said the aide, who spoke on condition of anonymity.
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And while there is no recent precedent of a trade war to draw from, the Chinese government's actions in other types of disputes offer a potential road map.
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The fighting has taken the United Nations by surprise and undermined plans to find agreement on a road map for elections to resolve the protracted instability in Libya.
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It took almost five years, 250,000 dead and more than 11 million displaced people for the Security Council to pass a resolution on a "road map" to peace.
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The state of play: Markets are now looking to data — including the value of the stock market — rather than central bank predictions as the road map for policy.
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The two countries agreed last July to seek a "European solution" to replace existing marine surveillance planes, and develop a road map to that end by mid-2018.
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What transpires during this episode is a rather tedious road map of the Afghanistan peace process, and how US Army Sergeant Bowe Bergdahl ties in to that timeline.
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Zuckerman pointed out that the secular bereaved don't necessarily have a clear road map, or community support, to help them deal with the pragmatic aftermath of a death.
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"Inflation has largely been within the central bank's 6 percent target, and the continued fiscal consolidation road map suggests that inflation is unlikely to spike," Moody's Analytics said.
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A road map to allow for a full transition to this framework will be developed, the budget statement said, without providing a timeframe for when this would happen.
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It is an embarrassment of riches for the long-suffering faithful and a yellowing road map through the madness and majesty of Third/Sister Lovers for adventurous newbies.
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If 1924 is any road map, the Republicans have a very tough road ahead, regardless of whether their nominee is decided on the first ballot or the 103rd.
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In the long-term, EDF-led collaborative effort to study oil and gas leaks, Eric Kort sees a potential research road map for tackling these sources of uncertainty.
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First, we need a realistic road map that does not merely describe a sound single-payer system but that also describes how we might get there from here.
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"There used to be visible leadership and the road map of the independence movement was clearer," said Lluis Orriols, a political science lecturer at Madrid's Carlos III University.
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Promotion for "The Walking Dead" features the phrase "ALL OUT WAR," which offers a pretty good road map as to where last season ended and this one begins.
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"The administration's experts understand that they cannot go into another summit without an agenda, a tangible deliverable, or a road map for future working level talks," Mount added.
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Banks now face severe restrictions when it comes to trading activities, and there is also a road map to follow should a bank need to be closed down.
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I wanted to tell a story about men and women risking their own lives and challenging their own beliefs as they struggle without a road map toward peace.
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The book is divided into seven chapters that provide a road map for how to let go of past disappointments and adopt a more productive way of thinking.
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Among dozens of Facebook groups focused on crime is "Where I was robbed," a user-generated map containing dots that form a road map of brutalization and despair.
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Granted, the first three episodes don't provide much of a road map for where this season is heading, but they do set up a number of juicy possibilities.
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The ostensible purpose of the event was to stress a message of national unity after a fractious campaign and to lay out a road map for Trump's presidency.
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But as Gorgeous's managers, Scott Fisher and Adam Wescott, tell her in the documentary, there's no road map for a YouTuber's career, and no assurance it'll last forever.
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On Thursday, a group of researchers released a road map for what it would take to keep global warming below 2 degrees Celsius, the internationally agreed-upon goal.
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Erdogan also said a road map for the northern Syrian city of Manbij endorsed by Ankara and Washington in June was not progressing well, according to the Hurriyet.
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Then look no further than this demon-hunting comedy on Netflix, by way of Channel 4, which offers a road map for women navigating personal, and actual, demons.
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The compact is not legally binding, but instead proposes a road map for cooperation that explicitly recognizes state sovereignty and governments' rights to decide their own immigration policies.
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Though the effort to legalize marijuana has been mired in political gridlock, the legislation does provides a road map for how legalized marijuana would be regulated and distributed.
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The Watergate "road map" first became available to the public in 2018, when a judge ordered it unsealed almost 45 years after it was handed over to Congress.
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But the Kurdish Regional Government says it is still talking to the United States and to Baghdad, seeking an ironclad guarantee of a future road map to independence.
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Using cosmic dimensions as a road map of the soul is also the starting point for Marius von Mayenburg's intimate "Mars," on the Schauspiel Frankfurt's smaller Kammerspiele stage.
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While my stepbrother received a doctor's diagnosis, underwent a clearly defined treatment protocol and had his expenses covered by insurance, there was no road map for my daughter.
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But the Growth and Opportunity Project basically was, here's a road map for how we can be a governing party in presidential elections that appeals to women, Hispanics.
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The democrats want a clear road map to universal suffrage — which Beijing promised in 2007 "may be implemented" in 2017 — starting with direct elections for the chief executive.
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Mike: Moving on, Instagram added face filters to its app, continuing its streak of innovatively finding new ways to rip off Snapchat for its product road map. Bravo.
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That kind of got to be the road map to trying to make this a really stellar, what I hope and think is, a stellar bank supervisory agency.
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Friday's proposal amounts to a detailed road map for eventually establishing Medicare for all, a single government-run health insurance program under which private coverage would be eliminated.
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Its 50-point road map to soccer supremacy contains some eye-popping goals: 20,000 training centers, 60,000 new fields and 50 million Chinese playing soccer regularly by 2020.
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The hitter will give you the road map, telling you, at times, with bad swings how to get him out, and you better be able to follow it.
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Merkel said eurozone countries need to stand united against threats to free trade, and the two leaders presented a road map to combat potential costs of such threats.
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Ban's letter was reporting to the Security Council on the implementation of a resolution adopted in December that endorsed an international road map for a Syria peace process.
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The report functions as a road map of sorts for physicians to prescribe fasting as a method of prevention or treatment for obesity, cancer, diabetes and heart disease.
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The addition of Typhoon may follow the road map Google outlined for Stadia, according to a pre-launch interview with Stadia games and entertainment division head Jade Raymond.
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Don McGahn WASHINGTON — The whistleblower complaint released Thursday about President Donald Trump's call with the Ukrainian president in July reads like a road map for Democrats' impeachment investigation.
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While there is no concrete road map, Weaver said the organizers plan to fight the president's reelection in Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin along with Arizona and North Carolina.
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President Emmanuel Macron said on Tuesday he was seeking a "clear road map safeguarding the interests of the company, the alliance and all of the French industrial sites".
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He wrote about his conversion in "Be Here Now," which became popular in the 1960s and provided a road map for the burgeoning New Age movement of spirituality.
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Some retreats are meant to be a lifestyle overhaul with medical professionals who complete a comprehensive diagnostic analysis and provide a customized road map to improve your health.
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He told Mr. Nader he wanted to talk to someone with more authority in the Trump administration about a strategic road map for Russia and the United States.
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When, not if, Carmelo or La La Anthony pull the divorce trigger, there will be a road map on how they will divide their $200 plus million fortune.
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Friday's strike comes days after the U.N. launched a new road map to reconcile the rival authorities that have jockeyed for control of Libya since the 2011 uprising.
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In doing so, it created a kind of road map for how to get the most out of old romantic tropes without sliding into the trap of easy cynicism.
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Lawmakers and cyber security experts have often criticized the administration for not developing a clear road map for how and whom companies should contact when facing a cyber attack.
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The Office of the White House Counsel is likely to swell in size in the months and years to come, if the past administration serves as a road map.
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Chilling global trade war To understand the impact of all this, look no further than Trump's evisceration of polite political discourse at home -- a road map to rising tensions.
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Memorizing a life-saving acronym - ALGEE A big takeaway from the workshop is learning the acronym ALGEE, a road map of how to react when someone is really struggling.
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Success in the nuclear part of the Vietnam talks will therefore come down to just how specific any road map for the end of North Korea's program really is.
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It is making a fresh effort to conclude long-stalled talks with the EU; an agreement would provide a "road map and a corset" for liberalisation, says Ms Malcorra.
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"The road map of our main event is very stable," OCA president Sheikh Ahmad Al Fahad Al Sabah said after the decision of the general assembly in Danang, Vietnam.
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RELATED: Why Democrats aren't planning to vote on an impeachment inquiry The Watergate road map became public about a year ago following a decision from Howell to release it.
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If, in the 22s, we realize this will be the case, then we'll have to revamp the road map to cut CO22 emissions from energy and industry even faster.
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Bloomberg, on the other hand, gives readers virtually no road map for reproducing its scoop, which helps to explain why competitors have whiffed in their efforts to corroborate it.
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"This then gives us this road map, so to speak, of what we would need to change in an Asian elephant chromosome to make them mammoth-like," Poinar said.
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The time and expense involved are now forcing the tech giant to consider an alternative road map for providing broadband access to homes and businesses across the United States.
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Russian authorities will say they have now met all the requirements in the Road Map to Compliance laid out by WADA and that RUSADA's provisional status should be lifted.
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Matthew Sullivan, a microbiologist at the Ohio State University and one of the study's authors, called it a road map to understanding how viruses affect ecosystems in the ocean.
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When asked if the Mueller report would provide a "road map" should Democrats open impeachment proceedings, Nadler told reporters on Thursday that it was "too early" to discuss that.
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There is no road map to life — but essays like these help remind you that you're not fumbling alone, and that maybe fumbling isn't so bad to begin with.
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The research, reported as news in the journal Science, could provide a road map to reconstructing the genome for one of the deadliest viruses the world has ever seen.
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"The new CEO, Larry Culp, ... laid out a road map that could eventually get GE off the do-not-resuscitate list and put it in the ICU," Cramer said.
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Syria's cessation of hostilities, explained The agreement The agreement calls for the Syrian regime and the opposition fighters to halt attacks and implement a U.N. "road map" for peace.
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The Kurdish-led authority that runs much of north and east Syria presented a road map for an agreement with Assad in recent meetings with his key ally Russia.
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In 2003, confronted by its failures, the junta unveiled what it called a seven-step "road map to discipline-flourishing democracy"—that is, democracy, but only on its terms.
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Formula One's new U.S.-based owners Liberty Media and governing International Automobile Federation (FIA) presented their 'road map' for the future to the 10 teams in Paris on Tuesday.
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The two-day hearing in Washington before the International Trade Commission offered a road map to issues that could sink the deal when Congress reviews it early next year.
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Budgeting. Budgets are "sort of like a financial game to be used as a road map to stay on course so you do achieve that financial satisfaction," he said.
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The election, he said, would be held in accordance with the junta's master plan, often referred to as a "road map," but he was again vague on the timing.
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The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) on Wednesday rolled out an extensive draft "road map" for reducing ocean noise and will accept input on the proposal through June.
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But to State Senators Jeffrey D. Klein and Diane J. Savino, both Democrats, it presented "a virtual road map to our children," Mr. Klein said in a news release.
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The antidote to the poison of Trump is not to wrestle in the mud with him but to explain the road map to the better life that voters crave.
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Ricardo Lara, who co-authored and introduced the California bill in February, described it as a local necessity with the potential for creating a road map for other states.
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The idea it to provide real-time warnings about potential collisions using just the smartphone itself, building a road map that can be shared across its pool of users.
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Beijing's latest five-year plan is "effectively a road-map of everything China was going to target" in cyberspace, said Adam Meyers, vice president of the security vendor CrowdStrike.
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And while school safety experts stressed that the Secret Service's guide provides a solid road map for districts, most need additional federal dollars to put those recommendations into place.
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And in that tension, many Democrats may have a road map for success in deeply red areas, especially if they can put up popular centrist candidates like Mr. Bredesen.
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"After considering the facts and the evidence with open minds, and using your instructions as a road map, we remain unable to reach a unanimous verdict," the note said.
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They give a road map to people wanting to experiment with their sexuality, or even just get in touch with what they want and need in a sexual relationship.
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I read through it, and realized that the front cover page is very much a road map to most of what you'll find in that edition of The Times.
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The next time you pick up a novel, pay special attention to what each character wears — every outfit is a road map of their values, tastes, history, and insecurities.
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Turkish officials and political analysts outlined a three-month road map last week calling for Kurdish commanders to withdraw from Manbij within 30 days of the agreement being signed.
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Mr. Eiland said MGM's effort to use the law this way, if successful, could provide a road map for other companies to escape responsibility for future mass-casualty attacks.
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But the document nonetheless represents a crucial road map for a president who is new to government, and who has at least a full term to pursue his goals.
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This episode mixes the sweet, the sad and the bittersweet in just the right proportions, and who knows, it may well provide a road map for the show's future.
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It's not necessarily a great place to read tea leaves if you're trying to understand an automaker's product road map, but it always offers fun prompts for the imagination.
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Daryl Kimball, the executive director of the Arms Control Association, said Trump will need to come away from next week's meeting with a more tangible road map to denuclearization.
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The committee had recently finalized a framework and road map on methods to modernize the U.S. electric grid to allow for better communication with smart homes and computer systems.
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Peng Kuan Chin Peng's career is a road map of how online manipulation services evolved from solo operations to agencies that openly advertise their services and employ large staffs.
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For a road map of how to proceed with all deliberate speed, look no further than the famous Steel Seizure Case, decided during the height of the Korean War.
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Currently, Obama's midnight regulation mandates chemical facilities publicly release sensitive information to anybody that asks, essentially handing a road map over to anyone wishing to do these facilities harm.
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President Obama went down an almost identical path, giving me both the road map to navigate through my own journey and the destination itself — a role in his administration.
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"I have considerable data on that congressional district and have a pretty good road map of what it looks like," Parscale told the San Antonio Express-News in November.
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The state's energy commission has seemingly hacked the system with its new "road map" approach to investigating mechanisms and policies that tackle inefficient appliances that inflate consumer utility bills.
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The company&aposs New York regional president, Rory Golod, walked Business Insider through the tools for real-estate agent, and explained the short-term tech road map for Compass.
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A credible road map is the only guarantee for arresting state collapse, stopping the brain drain and capital flight, and encouraging Syrians to return to help rebuild their country.
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Andrew Schwartzman, who represented the Benton Institute for Broadband and Society in challenging the FCC, said the opinion provides a road map to creating rules that will protect consumers.
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Barclays noted it appears buyers are already anticipating a big miss, and that CEO Kathryn Marinello could provide a clearer picture of Hertz's road map and future financial targets.
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The standoff over Venezuela's future began roughly a month ago when the new leader of the opposition, Juan Guaidó, announced a road map to remove Mr. Maduro from power.
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A road map Democrats believe they now have a "roadmap" for the impeachment process announced by Pelosi on Wednesday after months of trying to hold back the liberal tide.
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The decision is expected to open the floodgates for more direct-to-consumer tests for disease risks, drawing a road map for other companies to do the same thing.
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Shoppable signature toiletries, an extra-wide full length mirror (designed for large groups getting ready to go out) and even a sofa bed are all on the road map.
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I think we have not only a vision but an execution plan, a road map that a lot of other folks, at least in our space, can't compete with.
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The Mueller report provides a road map for prosecuting Trump for obstruction of justice but stops short of this finding because of legal doubts about indicting a sitting president.
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There's no standard road map for how to leave, how to come back, or any clarity on when or whether they are even allowed to come back at all.
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The road map, which was posted late Monday on a Stanford website and was circulated to some administration officials and members of Congress, underscores the complexity of the task at hand: While politicians and cable news commentators use the shorthand of the North surrendering its nuclear arms, the road map makes clear that denuclearization would be a vast undertaking that involved the shuttering of large industrial plants and decades of detailed inspections.
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We have a strong road map and we are going to strongly implement it as soon as this referendum is out of the way which is likely by mid- April.
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"In many ways the Mueller report is to President Trump what the so-called Watergate road map, officially titled the grand jury report ... was to President Richard Nixon," Dean said.
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A source tells me the company is also eyeing up further international moves, citing Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Ireland, Singapore, and South Africa as next up on the road map.
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"We stand solidly behind these banks," Jaitley told lawmakers in his 100-minute speech in which he also said he would lay out a road map for banking sector consolidation.
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"The LTE study contracts will set out a clear road map for the future of the platform that will make it relevant and resilient for decades to come," he said.
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" Instead, on the third and fourth quarter earnings calls, Culp "was trying to sensitively explain and give a road map when he clearly did not have all the specifics yet.
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And so I say that where I could be wrong, but I also say that I look at my road map, and we're not looking at anything bigger than this.
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A rough road map shown by Google Wednesday suggested that it could build quantum processors with full error checking once it has processors with a million or more physical qubits.
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The hiring company then receives the ranked and shortlisted applicants within their ATS system, and — crucially — is also able to see a "road map" explaining MeVitae's reasoning behind each score.
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" Nonetheless, the Justice Department went on to lay out a road map for how they would like Hanen to proceed "if this Court decides that preliminary injunctive relief is appropriate.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The governing body of world athletics has promised to double the anti-doping budget as part of a 10-point "road map" to restore trust in the sport.
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"Putin had the objective in mind all along, and he asked the institute to draw him a road map," said one of the sources, a former senior U.S. intelligence official.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan's "A Better Way" health plan may offer a road map to how the new president and Republican-controlled Congress could go about replacing the Obama reforms.
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Their postings served as a virtual road map, going so far as to discuss whether it's legal to run over protesters and sharing an image of a "protestor digestor" tractor.
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A "no" vote, on the other hand, could be seen as undermining the government's legitimacy, and would raise questions about its road map to a promised general election next year.
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"The core three people have essentially been doing the design for the three years, so effectively investors should feel confident that the design road map is in tact," Munster said.
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Notice how long the 14nm process node has endured, the question marks next to the release window for 10nm chips, and the almost total absence of a future road map.
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"My read of the Mueller report is that there's a road map laid out there if the Congress chooses to follow it," Clapper said, referring to the prospect of impeachment.
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It's a chilling look at where we might be headed, and hopefully, it's a future that will remain as a story, rather than a road map of what's to come.
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Larry Kudlow, the president's top economic adviser, cited Trump's recent appearance at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, as a road map for his third State of the Union.
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Of course, a budget like this cannot pass a Republican Congress, and seems instead more about establishing a road map for future attacks on the U.S. oil and gas industry.
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The government has yet to agree with Renault on a "road map" for the alliance or bless Bollore's promotion to the new position of chief operating officer and heir apparent.
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The most exciting part of the multi-year road map Exxon revealed on Wednesday is the opportunities executives have identified to build on last year's long-term plan, Woods said.
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The leaders will return to most of the Bratislava road-map topics at their regular summits, this time with Mrs May in attendance; the next of these is in October.
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The 2012 report offers a road map of sorts that helps explain why those taking on Exxon Mobil and other fossil fuel companies might find the courts a promising battleground.
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Then came a posting as the military adviser to Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, when he monitored the "road map" for the final status accord between Israel and the Palestinians.
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At this point, the oceanic administration's road map includes more research on the cumulative effects of noise on ocean animals, and outreach to other governmental, military, environmental and industry groups.
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"We're looking forward to the rules providing the industry with a clear road map," said Jan Stieger, the executive director of DBA International, which lobbies on behalf of debt buyers.
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Obama will need to offer a road map through the minefields of mourning but, even more importantly, the lode stars to navigate us through the discrimination and fear enveloping America.
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Carolyn B. Coyne, a microbiologist at the University of Pittsburgh, who was not involved in the study, said it was important because it started "drawing a road map" for transmission.
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In addition to the ITMF concept, the White House established a new senior federal cyber official and created a presidential commission on cyber to establish a long-term road map.
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How to pay for it: This is where the California single-payer effort got bogged down, and the Sanders bill isn't likely to provide much of a road map either.
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Their stories can provide a road map for those rebuilding after Florence, from the big-picture basics that need immediate solutions to the long-term emotional tests they will face.
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Abortion opponents could use the recent labor case decision as a road map to overturning Roe by taking up a series of abortion cases that would also criticize Roe's validity.
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Ms. Merkel stressed Wednesday that putting the new road map on Ukraine into practice would be hard, but she and Mr. Hollande seemed eager to give the impression of momentum.
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It's clear in the communication from top recruits that "they're trying to build a road map, a framework how to go about solving for a particular technical challenge," she said.
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Should Roberto Martínez's team beat France here in St. Petersburg on Tuesday, and then England or Croatia in the final in Moscow on Sunday, the road map would be complete.
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Invoking a nonexistent Libyan Supreme Council of the Armed Forces in apparent mimicry of Egypt's council, General Hifter promised a transitional "road map," just as General el-Sisi had done.
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But Washington wants the North to commit first to a detailed road map for full and verifiable denuclearization, starting with the declaration of all its nuclear weapons and fissile materials.
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While it's the Justice Department's policy that presidents can't be indicted, Mr. Mueller would almost surely dispute the notion that he is simply handing an impeachment road map to Congress.
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Representative Jerrold Nadler of New York, who oversees the House Judiciary Committee, called the report a road map to holding the president accountable and suggested Democrats intended to follow it.
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This can take the form of a road map to energy independence involving facilitating strategic dialogues on shared energy grids and new pipeline connections with the Gulf states and Jordan.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump was upbeat on Tuesday about contacts with China as the two countries discussed a road map for the next stage of their trade talks.
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When she was writing her novel "Beyond Black," about a medium who channels the voices of the dead, Mantel realized she was creating a road map for the Cromwell trilogy.
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It will serve as a road map for Congress to spend $85033 billion toward programs that help individuals overcome addiction—and, just as important, help stop addiction before it starts.
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"Once we get the first qubit figured out, we have a road map that allows us to go to thousands of qubits in a rather straightforward way," Mr. Holmdahl said.
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As with the Japanese-American reports the Census Bureau compiled in the early 1940s, the information could be broken down to provide a road map to where targeted groups live.
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It's hard to imagine exactly where Dom and Co. will go from here, but the expansive, expensive, and ultimately enjoyable Fate suggests a clear road map for the series' future.
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Afghanistan talks: Representatives from the Taliban and the country's government, meeting for a second day in Qatar, agreed today to a basic road map for negotiating a path to peace.
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Afghanistan talks: Representatives from the Taliban and the country's government, meeting for a second day in Qatar, agreed today to a basic road map for negotiating a path to peace.
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A concise Mueller report might act as a "road map" to investigation for the Democratic House of Representatives — and it might also lead to further criminal investigation by other prosecutors.
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"In place of any practical road map to enacting his ideas, Sanders substitutes the 'political revolution,' an event he invokes constantly that will sweep aside all impediments," writes Jonathan Chait.
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Because those holding power are going to continue to impose their road map, with yet another postponement of elections, with the same machinery of this system rejected by the people.
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The Kurdish-led authority that runs much of north and east Syria has presented a road map for a deal with Assad in recent meetings with his key ally Russia.
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John Dickerson: When you look at the past, it gives you clues about what might happen in the future, and you have a road map for what to look for.
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And for parents trying to do everything to help their kid get into a better situation, this is an existing road map, formed by the ridges of judicial and legislative decisions.
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Buffett likes the stock because he said IBM has a "stickiness" within corporate IT departments, and is the best of big companies when it comes to laying out a road map.
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Depending on the meeting, a prospective client might want you to go into the technical weeds or have a strategy discussion on a use case that's not on your road map.
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The military government has promised to hold an election next year whether the draft constitution is approved or not, but its rejection would inevitably raise questions about the government's road map.
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"Starbucks is on a roll right now and I expect CEO Kevin Johnson will give us a road map for a return to robust growth in the United States," Cramer said.
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Dean, who had been called in by Democrats to offer historical perspective, maintained that the Mueller report offered a "road map" to impeachment, much as the Watergate scandal did for Nixon.
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For Latino communities and the politicians seeking their votes - including candidates in the November 2016 presidential election - the agenda is a "road map," said Hector Sanchez, the chairman of the NHLA.
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The new retail accelerator launched eight months ago, and will follow a similar road map, with an inner circle of "anchor" partners, and an ancillary group of relevant retailers and brands.
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And by creating a more fair and open platform where developers can build without fear of straying too close to Facebook's history or road map, it could reinvigorate its developer ecosystem.
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That's a shame, because with products like the new Echo Show, the Google Home Hub, Lenovo's Smart Display, Rubin's early road map for Essential appeared to be on the right track.
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The Environmental Protection Agency last year said it would consider monitoring and limiting some compounds in the water, and announced in February a road map to take steps toward that end.
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The Call of Duty League revealed its road map for the first season of the amateur series, Call of Duty Challengers, with a prize pool totaling $1 million across the year.
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But the indictment contains so much additional information that one former senior government official has complained that it could give Russians a road map to avoid detection of their cyber mischief.
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"We have a road map for all of these technologies that could benefit future airplanes," Dr. Bradley said, although whether any of them would be adopted would depend on many factors.
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But do you have a more detailed road map of all the launches and tests that need to be done between now and then, or is that still in the works?
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Banks, lenders, insurers, central monetary funds and new financial industry players will need to come together to identify opportunities and lay out a road map, along with deeply considered regulatory principles.
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In its "road map", released in April, China said it wants alternative fuel vehicles to account for at least one-fifth of a projected 35 million annual vehicle sales by 2025.
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Blueprint's "charts," as Stein and Miller refer to them, also offer a road map for a journey through the intellectual history that shaped the outlooks and conditions of the modern age.
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In January, the African Union backed a proposal by Kenya's President Uhuru Kenyatta for officials of various member states to "develop a road map" on possible withdrawal from the Rome Statute.
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But Serraj's spokesman said on Twitter the prime minister was committed to a U.N. road map to hold an election in the spring after a constitutional framework is put in place.
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"Our road map does include other form factors in the future of various types that may look familiar to people, and other things that may be unique form factors," he says.
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Secondly, this road map would ensure that the best products make it into the hands of consumers and that everyone has access to a wider variety of foods and healthier options.
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He didn't offer a referral for impeachment or later prosecution, even though Democrats say there is a detailed road map for both things in the written document Mueller provided to Congress.
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Hopes rose further last February, when leaders of the AK party and the HDP—which the PKK had tacitly appointed as its interlocutor—announced a ten-point road map for peace.
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On a national level, the ambitious Strategic Energy Plan — that includes a 23-year road map on measures for manufacturing, transportation and storage — may serve as a model for other countries.
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By contrast, the judge ordered the prosecution to publish their full list of 35 potential witnesses before trial began last week, giving Manafort a road map to their strategy against him.
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As diplomats bicker over a "road map" for implementation, Russian propositions amount to a "rephrasing" of the original Minsk agreements, says Sergei Rakhmanin, deputy editor of Zerkalo Nedeli, a Ukrainian weekly.
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Other researchers are tackling the problem from the opposite direction—attempting to document all the biochemical reactions that exercise unleashes, which will create a sort of road map for drug development.
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The midterm election results give Democrats a road map to win back the White House and illustrate the importance of those same regions to Trump's own chances of a second term.
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The important thing for a C.E.O. is to be clear strategically about the road map, trust the teams, understand the role of a leader and maintain regular contact despite the distance.
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In his opinion, Sessions suggested that immigration judges could consider factors like entering the country illegally against their discretionary ability to grant asylum, potentially a road map for the new regulation.
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