In the run up to Christmas - celebrated on Jan.
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In the run up to the ministerial meeting on Nov.
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Expectations had been high in the run up to the release.
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The gloom in the run-up to Christmas has been building.
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The pilot could run up to four years, or maybe fewer.
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In the run-up to the promised ballot, Catalonia is tense.
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We saw this in the run-up to the Iraq War.
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Mueller's probe went quiet in the run-up to the elections.
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Beto O'Rourke (Texas), in the run up to November's midterm elections.
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No. It's gonna be a very interesting run-up to 2020.
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Run up to a gate and do your best Andre impression.
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Op-Ed Contributor HONG KONG — The run-up to the Sept.
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Attacks also surged in the run-up to the 2015 election.
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He estimates each year he would run up to 3,000 miles.
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More protests are planned in the run-up to China's Oct.
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In some instances, a standard room can run up to $600.
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That week in mid-October — the run-up to the Oct.
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The candidates made few national headlines in the run up to Nov.
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And that's what we did with the run-up to the election.
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Other events were also held in the run-up to the anniversary.
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The weatherproof system can run up to two years on AA batteries.
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It could become a potent issue in the run up to 2020.
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Nearly anything can happen in the final run-up to an election.
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In the run-up to the most recent elections, one of the
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She has enjoyed growing fame in the run-up to the Aug.
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The entire run-up to the caucuses has been almost dumbfoundingly strange.
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That's why the run-up to the Super Bowl is so important.
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Republicans, meanwhile, were gloating in the run-up to Ellison's candidacy announcement.
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Redistricting will occur in the run-up to the 2022 midterm elections.
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What are you tracking most intently during the run-up to Friday?
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GRAPHIC: Bets on volatile pound climb in run up to Brexit - reut.
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Clinton or other Democrats in the run-up to the Iowa caucuses.
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"Things I'd like to see," she wrote in the run-up to
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In the run-up to the 2016 GOP presidential primary, Wisconsin Gov.
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As of 2017, maintenance fees could run up to $10,000 a month.
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The Associated Press: Run-up to Flynn's sentencing tinged with unexpected drama.
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It is going to be a very interesting run up to 2020.
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The United States is currently in the run up to the Nov.
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"The run-up to a show is always so intense," he said.
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There is usually a security clampdown in the run-up to Jan.
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At the top, four-bedroom penthouses run up to nearly $20 million.
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"You can't just run up to the tee and hit," Wie said.
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Violence spiked again in the run-up to parliamentary elections on Feb.
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The period covered both the politically turbulent run-up to an Oct.
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Dozens of activists were arrested in the run-up to the referendum.
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In the run-up to the referendum, information warfare attacks picked up.
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Blair tried to exploit that in the run-up to the Iraq war.
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"In the run-up to a meeting you heard diverging views," he said.
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In the run-up to the votes, Sanders has left nothing to chance.
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And she ruefully warned that the run-up to November's election could bumpy.
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In the run up to the Nintendo Switch full announcement, many questions remained.
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Zhang says that custom orders of the jumpsuit could run up to $4,000.
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It has resulted in a week-long run-up to this godforsaken event.
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THE buzzword in the run-up to this year's Oscar ceremony was "diversity".
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Expect to learn more in the run-up to June's E3 trade show.
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Sterling rallied strongly in the run-up to and after the Bank's Sept.
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The gloom in the run-up to Christmas has been building in Britain.
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Divisions within her cabinet widened in the run-up to the Bavaria election.
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In the run-up to the referendum, traders talked of a "Brexit premium".
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The run-up to the vote is likely to dominate trading of sterling.
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Amazon (AMZN) expanded its toy efforts in the run-up to the holidays.
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The surge has occurred in the run-up to an election on Feb.
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Elliot's run-up to and comedown from his high are cases in point.
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The bitter divisions became visible in the run-up to the Irish vote.
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Security concerns have taken centre stage in the run up to Sunday's vote.
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But ties with Europe have deteriorated in the run-up to the campaign.
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Polling in the run-up to the June primary suggested Perriello had momentum.
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As if the run-up to the Rio Olympics couldn't get any worse.
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In some areas, manufacturing has been hit in the run up to Christmas.
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Rick Perry in the run-up to the Ames straw poll in Iowa.
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Remember how we talked about surprises in the run-up to Election Day?
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In the run-up to the financial crisis, that transfer started to balloon.
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My anxiety generally rears its head in the run-up to a trip.
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In the run-up to the midterms, Nadler has mostly avoided the topic.
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Women's issues took center stage in the run-up to the presidential election.
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The Trumpian right had this disease in the run-up to the election.
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Was he pandering to a constituency in the run-up to his reelection?
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The much-anticipated run-up to opening night produced its share of skeptics.
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As predicted, she officially endorsed Smith in the run-up to Saturday's announcement.
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Heavy advertising in the run-up to the holiday shopping season boosted sales.
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They were later published by WikiLeaks during the run-up to the election.
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She was in Palestine for the final run-up to the foundation of Israel.
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During the run-up to the first planned Trumpcare vote in March, Republican Rep.
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ET: What can we expect from President Trump in the run up to midterms?
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In the run-up to Steve Jobs' now famous Macworld keynote, blogs—remember those?
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It only decided to act in the run-up to municipal elections in February.
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Investors have been on edge in the run-up to Britain's June 23 referendum.
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That has made bank shares particularly volatile in the run-up to the referendum.
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Until recently, they avoided talking about it much in the run-up to elections.
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Had he discussed this with his constituents in the run-up to the violence?
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In the run-up to COP21, climate change was mostly presented as a threat.
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Price moves will be choppy in the run-up to the meeting, Williams added.
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The run-up to the election illustrates how narrow is the space for dissent.
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In the run-up to the financial crisis, gentlemen's clubs did a roaring trade.
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Financial markets are already taking a hit in the run up to the referendum.
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In the run-up to Christmas it adds a few hundred turkeys and cockerels.
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Or is it just design — you need more run-up to get it right?
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In the run-up to the meeting, the Trump administration has sent mixed messages.
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That rebound looked under threat, however, in the run-up to the Fed's Sept.
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While I'm digesting, I run up to Safeway to top off my gas tank.
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But it's the documents detailing the run-up to the operation that stand out.
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They'll run up to 20 to 30 years as we roll out new fleets.
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The animals can be aggressive and can run up to 30 miles per hour.
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There are lots of questions to be answered in the run-up to E3.
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In the run-up to the announcement, which is widely expected to be Sept.
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U.S. employment could be a tease in the run-up to November's presidential election.
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"In the run-up to the games things happen," IOC spokesman Mark Adams said.
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Domestic companies have been the most hurt in the run-up to the referendum.
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Guilty.Have you ever smoked an el zumo in the run up to a bout?
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In the run-up to the ballot, opposition groups have coalesced into three blocs.
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Highly tailored packages — with some very specific requests — can run up to £100,000 ($112,085).
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Look for models that can run up to 10 to 20 minutes per charge.
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Democrats versus another group of Democrats in the run-up to the 2020 election,
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In the run-up to Season 7 though, even Williams has been tight-lipped.
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The run-up to a presidential election in July has been marred by violence.
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The effects, he said, would be added in the run-up to the opening.
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In parts of the South, the rate can run up to 10 times higher.
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This was not a normal prorogation in the run-up to a Queen's Speech.
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And in the run up to December, Democrats plan to keep up the pressure.
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Brazil seemed destined for success in the run up to the 2014 World Cup.
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In the run-up to the 2014 midterm elections, they financed advertisements criticizing Obamacare.
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In New York the tension in the run-up to the show was overwhelming.
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It's possible Bates' device recorded what happened in the run-up to Collins' death.
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In the run-up to the Urban Challenge, Thrun was working on Google StreetView.
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It Takes, the run-up to the 1988 primary was marked by intense, even
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Expect plenty more such tech giant piñata in the run up to November's ballot.
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In the run-up to the vote, papers across California published editorials raising objections.
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Carmakers act accordingly; premium models run up to 250kph, and sports cars higher still.
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President Bush hit the low 216s twice in the run up to his reelection.
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"Obviously, the run-up to the [Libertarian Party] Convention involved significant outlays," Hunter said.
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It's not uncommon for trainees to run up to the fence and just stop.
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Yet it's also put him at risk in the run-up to the Feb.
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The ruling restores crucial time for Parliament in the run-up to the Oct.
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Demolitions began in the 1990s, and intensified in the run-up to Expo 2010.
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This was not a normal prorogation in the run-up to a Queens Speech.
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In the run-up to the Kurdish independence referendum, tension escalated between the communities.
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Both measures are nearing peaks seen in the run up to the Great Depression.
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This was not a normal prorogation in the run-up to a Queen's Speech.
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In the run-up to 2020, numbers alone suggest Democrats have reason to fret.
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Blue whales can run up to 100 feet long and weigh over 200 tons.
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In the run-up to the convention Trump has vowed to self-fund his campaign.
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It had envisioned the armed rivals sharing power in the run-up to an election.
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The group's e-commerce sales were up 10.2 percent in the run-up to Christmas.
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Advisers, in the run-up to Biden's announcement, had tacitly discussed age as a liability.
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It's even less predictable than we thought, as the run-up to Iowa showed us.
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We're told shoes like these from S can usually run up to $10,000 per pair.
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Where labor is concerned, recent decades strongly resemble the run-up to the Great Depression.
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China will doubtless have more tricks to play in the run-up to January's polls.
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Tarbitt said preparedness exercises had been carried out in the run-up to the tournament.
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In the run-up to the election on May 9th it did all of that.
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Biden has already weathered criticism from his competitors in the run-up to the debates.
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It was so surreal to see the women run up to me in my hometown.
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Secondly, oil prices notoriously overshoot, accelerating in the run-up to cyclical peaks and troughs.
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In the run-up to the Rio Olympics, things are going from bad to worse.
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In the run-up to the meeting, a series of events had charged the atmosphere.
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The junta has banned criticism of the charter in the run-up to the vote.
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This does not necessarily mean the run up to the election will be tension-free.
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The Vande Bharat Express can run up to a maximum speed of 160 km/hour.
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The ANC will also set policy priorities for the run-up to the 2019 election.
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Similar task forces were created in the run up to the end of the ban.
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The re-energized debate coincides with the run-up to the 2020 U.S. presidential election.
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Other times, it was spent on local infrastructure projects in the run up to elections.
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Talks began last August but stalled in the run-up to the Mexican presidential election.
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They slipped in the run-up to the Fed's rate hike last week, before rebounding.
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In the run-up to today's anniversary the government has intensified its crackdown on dissent.
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Say 'Braska and Kansas is on impermeable and they gotta run up to the Dakota?
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On Politics What's the best way to cover the run-up to the Iowa caucuses?
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The group plans $125 million worth of advertisements in the run-up to Election Day.
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Britain's housing market began slowing in the run-up to June 2016's Brexit vote.
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Nevertheless, the Kurds have been marking their territory in the run-up to the vote.
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She was so outgoing and would run up to people and give them big hugs.
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In early 2008, in the run-up to the elections that coming fall, former Rep.
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They typically run up to three hours, and he is often hurt when they're underappreciated.
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Peloton is revving up its wooing of investors in the run-up to its IPO.
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Economic conditions that matter most are the ones in the run-up to Election Day.
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Sanders won here despite trailing heavily in the run-up to the 2016 presidential primary.
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African Americans overwhelmingly back Democrats, but opinion polls in the run-up to the Nov.
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I like it when little kids run up to you and think you're this character.
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In the run up to Tuesday, Richard ShelbyRichard Craig ShelbyIn-space refueling vs heavy lift?
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In the run-up to the presidential election, New York City was hardly Trump territory.
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I agree, which is obviously what happened in the run-up to the Iraq War.
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But in 220, in the run-up to the presidential campaign, the sale became notorious.
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But then that news starts to be eclipsed by [the run-up to] Super Tuesday.
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In total, the actual cost of the Switch can run up to $500, Hamilton claimed.
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In the run-up to the 2016 election, Republican presidential hopefuls solicited Mr. Singer's support.
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The democratic system itself is feeling the pressure, particularly in the run-up to elections.
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During the run-up to the balance sheet reduction, the Fed has been comparatively explicit.
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In the run up to the summit, however, the Saudi position appears to have hardened.
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Hence the urgency in the run-up to the sessions in New York next week.
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In the run up to Super Tuesday, the polling in Colorado looked favorable to Sen.
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Buttigieg himself dipped into those states during the run-up to Nevada and South Carolina.
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Barack Obama past Hillary Clinton in the run-up to the 2008 Iowa Democratic caucuses.
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The run-up to the trial was especially heart-wrenching for Jean's mom, Allison Jean.
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This became all the more true in the run-up to the 2016 U.S. election .
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The incident has dominated the run up to the biennial contest, which begins on Thursday.
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But times have changed for Mr. Cuomo in the run-up to next month's primary.
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The devices run up to $1,200 each, but it's the storage that gets really pricey.
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IN THE run-up to the election the City seemed dead keen on a May majority.
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It's been a good month, with more to come in the run-up to the holidays.
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Accountants BDO said retail sales spiralled lower through June in the run-up to the vote.
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Such events were frequent, especially in the run up to the revolutions across Europe in 1848.
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"For some people in Beijing, a commute can run up to five hours total," said Connelly.
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Deals run up to 50% off and there's something for nearly every room in the house.
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That had an immediate political payoff in the run-up to last November's midterm Congressional elections.
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This will provide more flexibility than Chromebooks that can run up to nearly the same price.
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In the run-up to those elections, Democrats hoped that Tallahassee Mayor Andrew Gillum and Sen.
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So, is the recent run up to 20,000 in the Dow worthy of the same attention?
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Many places across the U.S. will also be unseasonably warm during the run-up to Nov.
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Except in the run-up to this year's WrestleMania, the losses began to eat at Cena.
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France is experiencing growing socio-political problems in the run-up to elections in May 2017.
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Hillary Clinton won, as she was generally projected to, in the run up to the vote.
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That's some of what we'll continue to see in the run-up to the 2020 election.
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The company raised over $25 million on Kickstarter in the run-up to this commercial launch.
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America wants to bolster Mr Abadi's standing in the run-up to Iraq's election next spring.
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The company wouldn't say how much Lasorda's blazer cost ... but McGregor's suits run up to $10k.
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He was a keen proponent of quitting the bloc in the run-up to the referendum.
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Award shows in the run-up to this year's Oscars have been dominated by women's issues.
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IN THE run-up to the presidential election of 2016, investors were nervous about Donald Trump.
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Google has barely made any mention of Lockdown in the run-up to Android Pie's release.
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The cloud would run to 115 feet, while the underflow would run up to 87 feet.
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It's likely he's been more engaged with Twitter in the run-up to taking the job.
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VICE: Katie, can you tell me how you felt in the run-up to late 2017?
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Saudi and Iranian OPEC negotiators had argued in circles in the run-up to the meeting.
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And don't forget closing costs; they can run up to 3 percent of the sales price.
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In the run-up to the anniversary, police detained activists and warned people not to demonstrate.
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IN THE run-up to his latest budget, nothing seemed to be going George Osborne's way.
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I did pass out candy canes, because what kid isn't gonna run up to an elf?
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After they are approved, they often correspond with homeowners in the run up to the sit.
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Early on in the run-up to the 2016 primary season, McCain was critical of Trump.
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In the run-up to driving the GT500, I borrowed a 2019 GT5003 for a week.
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They went to a restaurant called La Terrazza, where meals run up to $240 per plate.
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American tribes and Hispanics both in the run-up to and aftermath of the Mexican-American
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According to Holmes' presentation, the miniLab can run up to 40 tests, including one for Zika.
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While the ongoing Brexit battle is a top issue in the run-up to the Dec.
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But in the six-month run-up to the Hanoi summit, no significant action was taken.
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The run-up to the State of the Union address generally has exceeded the speech itself.
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We're also expanding our CNBC Exchange events in the run up to the awards this year.
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Dell already has Black Friday deals live now in the run up to the big day.
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Really what brought it home is Brexit and, of course, the run-up to Trump's election.
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Those efforts are continuing, Trump administration officials say, in the run-up to the midterm elections.
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There was a different intelligence problem in the run-up to the 2003 invasion of Iraq.
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However, regulatory approval could be delayed in the run-up to the presidential elections in November.
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The Kremlin, in the run-up to the summit, had played down expectations of major progress.
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You've been covering the spread of online disinformation in the run-up to the midterm elections.
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But in a move that could be politically explosive in the run-up to the Nov.
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The cost of costumes — which can run up to $300 — and special shoes can be prohibitive.
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Last year our reporters spent some time there in the run up to Chinese New Year.
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In the run-up to the rally, the Washington police had prepared meticulously to avoid violence.
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The Foundation estimates that it could run up to 400 tests per day, according to Dowell.
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The chapters recounting the run up to the Civil War proceed with the inexorability of fate.
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It's not clear whether Warren will campaign in Massachusetts in the run-up to the primary.
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The combination also faces potential opposition from unions in the run-up to Germany's fall elections.
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"We have a big night," Trump said in the run-up to the event on Monday.
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You might have heard, but things aren't exactly going smoothly in the run-up to Brexit.
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In the run-up to his overthrow in July 1979, roughly 40,000 Nicaraguans lost their lives.
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The comedy classic has run into some controversy in the run-up to its 45th season.
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Mr. Trump reiterated many of his older positions in the run-up to last fall's election.
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But her campaign has embraced "unity" far more explicitly in the run-up to the caucuses.
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Was there a degree of caution by the UK consumer (in the run-up to Christmas)?
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Accountants BDO said retail sales spiraled lower through June in the run-up to the vote.
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In the run-up to the announcement, many key observers considered Powell a relatively safe pick.
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Right now, in the run-up to the Olympics, there's a lot of demand for conferences.
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The new rules come as Vietnam begins the long run-up to its next Party congress.
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It's the run-up to the commissioner's visit that nearly pushes Mikami past his breaking point.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk has been spending the run-up to Christmas checking his Wikipedia page.
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The three of them generated made-for-TV moments in the run-up to their bids.
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In the run-up to the event, Mena decided to use her journey to inspire others.
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Shares of Canadian cannabis companies retreated on Wednesday after rallying in the run-up to legalization.
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They carried out several Commonwealth-related engagements together in the run-up to their May 19 wedding.
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In the run-up to the election traders were hoping for a big victory for Mrs May.
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Some local governments had already started to offer supportive policies in the run-up to NDRC's announcement.
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The first in a trail of clues that will be tweeted in the run up to Christmas?
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The duo had been blamed for weakening Noble in the run up to its full-blown crisis.
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The latest poll showed sterling would fall as low as $1.24 in the run-up to that.
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We did a lot of jogging in the run up to the attack, to stay in shape.
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These pressures lie behind the success of a viral video in the run up to the vacation.
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Literally, three white people run up to me, hug me and say 'thank you for being Muslim.
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Noh and Kang worked on Moon's presidential campaign in the run-up to the 2017 snap election.
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Yet in the run-up to the vote, the suppression of dissent is growing ever more ferocious.
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An excess of consensus among macroeconomists in the run-up to the financial crisis has haunted them.
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That would help the government lower its expected borrowing in the run-up to Brexit, he said.
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Indeed, there was more bipartisan opposition than support for climate legislation in the run up to 2010.
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Firms will probably start stockpiling again in the run-up to the new leaving date, October 31st.
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Another such landmark occurred in the run-up to the Paris summit on climate change in 2015.
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Retailers and hotels were hit particularly hard by the Paris demonstrations in the run-up to Christmas.
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Other former PRI governors are also facing prosecution in the run-up to next year's presidential contest.
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In the meantime, here are all the things she's done in the run-up to the holiday.
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This unfortunate trend is expected to worsen in the run up to the general election in April.
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In the run-up to elections in Poland, Twitter tends to be full of such market talk.
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The Cambodian government appears to be stifling all dissent in the run-up to next year's elections.
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Afterward, Ryan Lochte was one of the first people to run up to backstage and congratulate me.
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The cheetah is, famously, the fastest land animal; it can run up to 65 miles per hour.
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The run-up to the conference has seen Corbynite candidates trouncing centrists in elections to committee chairmanships.
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The currency has been volatile in the run-up to the U.S. levying tariffs on Chinese goods.
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In the run-up to Black Friday weekend, make sure to fraud-proof your holiday shopping plans.
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The win came despite 2010 sexual harassment accusations that resurfaced in the run-up to the ceremony.
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But the motivation behind fake news in the run-up to the US election wasn't just political.
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In the run-up to opening day, dispensaries started frantically calling wholesalers trying to buy their supply.
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REPORTER: Mr. President, you were critical of the intelligence in the run-up to the Iraq War.
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However, he said that growing discontent could fuel further protests in the run-up to the polls.
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Buffalo Wild Wings announced its quarterly results during the week-long run-up to Super Bowl 50.
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Climate change has been a polarizing issue in the run up to Canada's federal election in October.
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It came back to prime time in the run-up to the 2012 presidential election as well.
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Major structural reform, including around pensions, seems unlikely to happen in the run-up to the election.
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Poland's zloty was steady against the euro in the run-up to a central bank rate decision.
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Portugal is actively courting wealthy British to move and invest there in the run up to Brexit.
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The governor is making a splash in the run-up to his sixth annual address next Wednesday.
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It could also open the door to more aggressive transactions in the run up to year end.
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In the run-up to an election in December 2014, Mr Abe stopped discussion of the bill.
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All the more reason not to attempt an exceedingly silly run up to a crucial penalty, then.
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Unite said a strike would cause "havoc and mayhem" to deliveries in the run-up to Christmas.
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One jeweler interviewed by CNN reported sales increased 20-25% in the run up to wedding season.
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A widening of bond spreads in southern Europe seems likely in the run-up to the poll.
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Ryan and his leadership team have been cautious in the run-up to a new healthcare vote.
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Feelings were running high on both sides of the dispute in the run-up to Tuesday's ruling.
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This propaganda effort has reached a new pitch of intensity in the run-up to an Oct.
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If anything, the rhetoric is likely to get nastier in the run-up to the general election.
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In the run-up to the campaign, aid agencies were preparing for a mass exodus from Mosul.
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Rates start at about $580 and run up to $51,000 per night for the most lavish suites.
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But even that was lost in the run up to Biden's official announcement a few days later.
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Wild boars run up to 30 miles per hour and can leap over three-feet-high fences.
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In a town without sidewalks, grand pronouncements were made in the run-up to the Intermodal's debut.
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Despite mild protests, this matter was ignored in the run up to the so-called Iran deal.
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There have been other reported cases of racist abuse, however, in the run-up to the tournament.
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" Even Gideon Adlon was asked about C.K., during the run-up to her début feature film, "Blockers.
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It is one of many security concerns authorities are monitoring in the run-up to Election Day.
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Trump traveled to West Virginia several times for rallies in the run up to the 2018 midterms.
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Democrats say voters can expect to see more ads like that in the run up to November.
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Shura felt the same in the run-up to the release of her debut album, Nothing's Real.
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In the run up to the March-imposed deadline, the number of "conscientious objectors" dropped by 903,500.
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But in the run up to this particular activity, the former two weren't showing up at all.
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I was working for President Yushchenko's party in the run-up to the autumn Rada (parliamentary) elections.
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In the run-up to the Republican National Convention in Cleveland, the party's official platform was unveiled.
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Clinton to the uranium deal, which was revealed in the run-up to her 2016 presidential campaign.
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Forman said her association estimates the nation's public labs could run up to 219,000 tests a day.
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But in the run-up to this year's Open, the 122-year relationship seemed to be fraying.
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Louisiana on Friday became the first state to reschedule voting in the run-up to the Nov.
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Despite my repeated requests in the run up to several Christmases and birthdays, my parents never relented.
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It now lacks the ability to meaningfully function in the run-up to the 28500 presidential election.
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In the run-up to World War II, Berg gathered information on Japan during a visit there.
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In the run-up to the second round of Democratic debates this week, rumors circulated that Sen.
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Another biography, published in October 2016, appeared in the run-up to Donald Trump's election as president.
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That seems like a strange way to start the two-week run up to the Big Game.
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And banks haven't moved many people in the run-up to the departure from the E.U. — yet.
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BORIS JOHNSON, Britain's prime minister, sparked widespread outrage by suspending Parliament in the run-up to Brexit.
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There was little polling done of the state's Democratic voters in the run-up to Super Tuesday.
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The topic could come up, given the attention it's gotten in the run-up to the forum.
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In the run up to Sunday's parade, both Washington and Pyongyang struck more of an upbeat note.
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The Republican Party is polling at less than 3 percent in the run-up to the Oct.
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Mr. Orban has been all over billboards, TV and radio in the run-up to the election.
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That hacking effort had a significant impact on national opinions in the run-up to the election.
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In the run-up to the midterms, Trump has pitched voters on his stewardship of the economy.
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Fashion designer Victoria Beckham said she always gets nervous in the run up to her fashion shows.
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The UK government projected a countdown clock onto Downing Street in the run-up to the moment.
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That honor's traditionally gone to James Buchanan, who floundered in the run-up to the Civil War.
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The decision would damage labor relations in the run-up to annual wage talks, the union said.
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Twitter recently announced plans to begin labeling all campaign ads in the run-up to an election.
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Delays, detours and drama marked the run-up to Knight's trial, which was expected to begin Oct.
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The politicization of the judiciary was already a major problem in the run-up to Rousseff's removal.
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I was trying to make sense of a splintered country in the run-up to the Dec.
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Farmers in Ireland, the Netherlands and Germany expanded in the run-up to the abolition of quotas.
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After an unprecedented run-up to record highs, stocks around the world are finally beginning to wobble.
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Last week the government suffered a number of embarrassing defeats in the run-up to the vote.
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In the run-up to the Missouri House vote, a heated debate took place on the floor.
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Kurt Wagner: You timed this to coincide with the run-up to the midterm election last year.
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With a headset and a computer capable for running it, though, that tab could run up to $1500.
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And they have widened to target our allies, such as in the run-up to the German election.
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Tens of thousands of protesters flooded the streets of Sudan's cities in the run-up to the deal.
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British clothing retailer Next fell 4.7 percent after a disappointing sales performance in the run-up to Christmas.
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LONDON — Each year, the run-up to Christmas is bursting with twinkly lights, festive music and Christmas adverts.
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Rights groups have said they fear a surge in political violence in the run-up to the election.
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Briefly, the conversation turned to the media spectacle that was the run-up to the 2016 presidential election.
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"To a certain extent, Ebola has been politicized during the run up to (December's presidential) elections," said Marcoux.
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Interview by Johannes Räihäand I can definitely see a change in sales in the run-up to Valentine's.
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All of Trump's children have been active on the campaign trail in the run up to the primary.
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In Zimbabwe under Robert Mugabe treason charges were slapped on opposition figures in the run-up to elections.
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Legendary generally provides half the financing for movies whose budgets can run up to $200 million or more.
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In the run-up to his 2016 election, Sanford spent just over $16,000, none of it on advertising.
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H&R Block will be publicly pushing the new partnership heavily in the run up to tax season.
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We would usually run up to their place with a few of us—we helped one another out.
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And the good news is, the run-up to Christmas has come with yet another Twitter-based tournament.
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Lawyers and venture capitalists in the City have reported mixed actions in the run-up to the vote.
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In the run-up to the 2018 midterm elections, Facebook announced it would ban false information about voting.
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In the run-up to his confirmation, he was viewed by many as a reliable anti-abortion vote.
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We won't even go down the list of now-familiar issues plaguing the run-up to the Games.
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The Run-Up needed to end because you can't be the run-up to something once it's happened.
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Yet clients raised the issue in "around half" the meetings he attended in the run-up to Easter.
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While the timing of these awards, though, is specifically important in the run-up to the Academy Awards.
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She also warned that spending pressures were likely to rise in the run-up to the 2019 elections.
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But the DCCC's intervention is likely to have two consequences in the run-up to the mid-terms.
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In the run-up to June 27th, some had worried that ordinary cross-border business could be hit.
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S) mis-sold residential mortgage-backed securities (RMBS) in the run-up to the 2007-09 financial crisis.
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But no matter how old I got, I never lost my love for the run-up to Halloween.
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Whatever happens in the run-up to elections, the Rift Valley will be at the centre of it.
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Tensions have simmered in the run-up to the election and as the NLD prepares to take power.
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It plans more coverage of other centers in the run-up to European Parliament elections due in May.
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The trading environment was brutal in the run-up to Christmas with many retailers forced to cut prices.
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Congress deliberated this in the run up to Dodd-Frank, although it declined to impose such a standard.
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In the run-up to the elections in May, the West should not fall into the Raisi vs.
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And in the run-up to the 2500 election, Parscale intends to go back to the same well.
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The state media has been ratcheting up China's position in the run-up to the Trump-Xi talks.
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In the run-up to September's G20 Leaders Summit in Hangzhou, we must use every opportunity to deliver.
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She wouldn't run up to me saying "Daddy!" and all that fun stuff parents are supposed to have.
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If 10 to 12 modules are mounted on a regular sedan, it can run up to 300 kilometers.
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During the run-up to the 2016 U.S. Presidential election, Twitter also offered live debate coverage via Bloomberg.
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In other cases, unions pressed members to sign years-long dues authorizations in the run-up to Janus.
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In the run-up to the polls, media houses have complained of growing censorship by the military establishment.
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While she makes tea, I run up to her computer and find the words to the Masefield poem.
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Dergarabedian said the run-up to "Infinity War" was "incredible, with movies like "Guardians of the Galaxy Vol.
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The hope was that the authorities would use the run-up to the games to make it safer.
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The British economy was no longer the "sick man of Europe", especially in the run-up to 2008.
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Dorsey's decision to host Snowden was a bold move in the run-up to President-elect Trump's inauguration.
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In the immediate run-up to the election, Jéssica Gonzaga, a trans woman, was murdered in São Paulo.
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In the run-up to Operation Barbarossa, he had dismissed the flood of Western intelligence as capitalist dezinformatsiya.
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Microsoft says Russian hackers are targeting sports organisations in the run up to the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo.
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Monthly rents for market-rate studios will start at $211,22016, while three-bedrooms will run up to $6003,2600.
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But if you're looking at another run up to $50 and beyond, I'm not ready to go there.
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In the run-up to the 2016 presidential election, this was a campaign promise that Trump had pledged.
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The peso, which had slid about 1% in the run-up to the central bank decision, moved higher.
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Maybe they're ready to run up to the door on their own and you hang back and watch.
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He also marveled at how successful the group's campaign had been in the run-up to the marathon.
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The Times reported that in the run-up to the reporting deadline, donor Christopher Kim contributed 214 times.
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Some were an attempt to influence our opinions of candidates during the run up to the 2016 election.
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Holmes showed data from 11 tests in her presentation but says it can run up to 40 tests.
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He has called the caravan a "blessing in disguise" for Republicans in the run-up to the Nov.
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The ride-sharing app was launched in the run-up to the lifting of U.S. sanctions in 2015.
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Previous administrations have also run afoul of the Hatch Act, particularly in the run-up to presidential elections.
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The run-up to the Rio Olympics was marred by indecision over whether to allow Russia to participate.
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Some kids run up to greet him in the halls, but immigrant students tend to keep their distance.
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"Homecoming" includes brief vignettes exploring the monthslong run-up to the most celebrated concert of the internet age.
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State media has started ramping up the propaganda in favor of Xi in the run-up to parliament.
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Mr. Levin added that there had been "over-coverage" and "hype" in the run-up to the protests.
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In the run-up to the congress, such accomplishments were celebrated in television shows, speeches, editorials and exhibitions.
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The President knows that a recession in the run-up to an election can spell disaster for incumbents.
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Tulsi Gabbard (D-Hawaii) It was a strange week for Gabbard in the run-up to the debate.
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They must transport their boats, which can run up to $80,000 for a carbon fiber shell, to races.
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She cited the need "to keep community, visitors and property safe" in the run-up to the eclipse.
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The run-up to the BAFTAs was dominated by complaints about the lack of diversity among the nominees.
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"You know me" was Ms. Merkel's central message in the run-up to the previous elections, in 2013.
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It could also complicate Spanish politics in the run-up to the fourth national election in four years.
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In the run-up to the election, China has repeated its "one country, two systems" offer to Taiwan.
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One in eight consumers were stockpiling Christmas food and drink in the run-up to Brexit, Barclaycard added.
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The survey added to a string of underwhelming business activity data in the run-up to the Dec.
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Then came the French elections and the terrorist attack in the immediate run-up to the first round.
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The bug meant people lost sight of who was spending what in the run-up to the election.
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He announced his tariffs decision in the run-up to next week's special House election in southwest Pennsylvania.
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Liberals grasped onto the jobs numbers amid the run-up to the election and a murky economic outlook.
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"And that made me basically fall out of my chair and run up to his office," Chesler says.
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In the run-up to the election, Trump created several new corporations to do business in the kingdom.
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Perhaps you could do some of the same this weekend, in the run-up to New Year's Eve.
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Israeli leaders are considered unlikely to want a major conflagration in the run-up to the national ballot.
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This logic of the platform, Caggins said, was reflected in the unusual run-up to the January PPON.
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In the run-up to the conference, the Philippines declared it would cut its emissions 70 percent by 2030.
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That's a remarkable bounce back for Biden from a very unsteady run-up to the announcement of his campaign.
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In the run-up to the 2016 election, people were mostly worried about spamming and phishing emails, Sandberg noted.
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The run-up to Iran sanctions have reduced Iran's exports by 350,000 to 700,000 per day by different estimates.
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The hush money, paid in the run-up to the 2016 presidential election, constituted violations of campaign-finance law.
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In the run-up to Christmas last year, Deutsche Post delivered over 8 million parcels per day in Germany.
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In the run-up to the vote, both candidates had liberal luminaries making calls to members on their behalf.
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The House Republican fundraising committee suffered an email hack during the run-up to the 2018 congressional midterm elections.
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This was in play with the war of words over trade in the run-up to the G7 summit.
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Let's be clear, this market run up to the 20K level has a much more solid foundation for valuation.
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The media is likely to play an important role in the run-up to the new election in Catalonia.
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The potential for terrorism is something on just about everybody's mind in the run-up to the Euro Cup.
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The group said the run up to Thursday's vote had already led to "significant uncertainty" across London residential markets.
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By all accounts, the run-up to the decision to attack Iranian military assets was contentious inside the administration.
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In the run-up to the Presidential election, many investors were nervous about the possibility of a Trump victory.
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Sales might run up to 90% off — but can also disappear faster than a popsicle in the midday heat.
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But in the run-up to the 2016 presidential election, she publicly opposed Donald Trump and his presidential candidacy.
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JONATHAN GREENBLATTNational directorAnti-Defamation LeagueNew York You avoided the details of the run-up to the Six Day War.
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Theresa May will be able to point to a strong economy in the run-up to the June election.
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In the run-up to election years, agency staffers have typically focused on processing citizenship applications, the officer said.
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In the run-up to the last operation, Morgan was candid and provided many details on the planned action.
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Fed officials' comments in the run-up to this week's British referendum signal this time will be no different.
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Social media posts by both actors in the run-up to the release of their movie have gone viral.
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The atmosphere outside the National Assembly, where protesters had gathered, was festive in the run-up to the vote.
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If the run-up to today is any indication, it will likely be messy — but then, so's science itself.
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In the run-up to the nonfarm payrolls figure Friday, investors can digest Manufacturing PMIs at 9:45 a.m.
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The ads from that campaign were completely unavoidable in the run-up to and release of the Motorola Droid.
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Trump and Clinton are expected to soon start getting classified intelligence briefings in the run-up to the election.
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Mr Mkwanazi, like many others, fears the political violence could worsen in the run-up to the party conference.
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During the run-up to the film's premiere, the actresses spoke about the importance of portraying strong female leads.
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In the run-up to the debate, senior Republican figures announced they could not vote for the GOP nominee.
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One thing is for sure: expect more leaks in the run-up to the Note 10's official announcement.
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"This has been by far the saddest, most sorrowful run-up to any Olympics we've had in modern time."
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That triggered a public spat between the two sides and tension in the run-up to Monday's board meet.
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Renewed economic vim would be welcomed by the government in the run-up to elections due by early 2019.
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My favorite is when a little kid will run up to me and go, 'You're the guy off TV!
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The event was the sixth, and most important, of eight regional beauty contests in the run-up to Hamburg.
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In the run-up to the Brexit referendum, gilt investors were getting a yield of a little over 1%.
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Still, for some analysts, the latest development is at least faintly reminiscent of the run-up to that crisis.
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And yet somehow, in the run-up to the Oscars, the device is still showing up as celebrity swag.
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In the run-up to her visit to Germany, much of the German press was openly derisive toward her.
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The researchers conducted the study on 2,844 Facebook users in the run up to the 2018 midterms in November.
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He said that the baht could drop to 32 against the dollar, in the run-up to the elections.
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The move comes after Ryanair pilots in several countries threatened to strike in the busy run-up to Christmas.
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It plans to focus more on other centres in the run-up to European Parliament elections due in May.
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In the run-up to Wednesday's announcement, Hammond has also announced new funding for road building and broadband networks.
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In the run up to Deadpool 2 the Merc with a Mouth had a message for his adoring fans.
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But he told reporters the bloc's situation now differed from the run-up to the 2008 global financial crisis.
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Carter's remarks follow hacking attacks on Democratic Party organisations in the run-up to the U.S. election on Nov.
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European Parliament elections are scheduled for May next year and legislative activity freezes in the run-up to them.
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It seems keeping information away from the people is a tactic in the run-up to the 2018 elections.
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The President's intervention seemed timed to convince Kim to avoid further provocations in the run-up to the summit.
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In the run-up to Fire and Fury's release, Wolff's reputation for putting showmanship ahead of journalism preceded him.
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The hope was that the authorities would use the run-up to the games to make the city safer.
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In the run up to the election, his campaign staff famously took his own Twitter password away from him.
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There are always tensions and stressful demands from a bride and groom in the run-up to any wedding.
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Soros said on Monday he had not speculated against the British pound in the run-up to the referendum.
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Kingston said the prime minister has not commented on Sugita's controversial article in the run up to September's elections.
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This panic would adversely affect economic indicators (exchange rate, inflation) followed by voters in the run up to Oct.
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He is set to visit China in late August in the run-up to a G20 summit in Hangzhou.
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In the run-up to the cease-fire deal, the government pushed for new gains, apparently with Russian support.
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That document, wildly hyped in the run-up to its release, has largely faded from the political landscape since.
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Debates in those states, Perez said, would take place in the run up to each contest in early 2020.
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In the run-up to Euro 2016, this became "une affaire d'état," with politicians and intellectuals joining the fray.
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In the run-up to selecting Gorsuch, Trump met with three contenders and White House officials vetted several more.
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A sharp run-up to all-time highs last week made Schlossberg cautious on jumping in heading into earnings.
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Clinton early and served as a surrogate for her at in the run-up to the New York primary.
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Schiff spent the run-up to the midterms travelling around the country campaigning to elect other Democrats to Congress.
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The situation in Chihuahua risks keeping attention on alleged PRI graft in the run-up to July's presidential election.
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The slalom crash landed him with a sore hip in the run-up to the downhill and super-G.
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"There have been some impressive rallies in the couple days in the run-up to an election," he said.
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However in recent months the government has been increasing pressure on activists in the run up to the polls.
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Trump ramped up efforts to campaign on behalf of vulnerable GOP candidates in the run up to the midterms.
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Discounts run up to $13,000 on the 2018 Chevrolet Silverado and as high as $22018,21500 on the Ram 213.
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Stone said Davis wasn't working for him in 2015 or 2016 in the run-up to the presidential election.
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Last year, I drank through the entire run-up to Christmas, reaching a crescendo on the big day itself.
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The detonations struck in the run-up to the busy Christmas holiday, when many Mexicans stock up on fireworks.
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I asked what she made of Corbyn's lukewarm support for Europe in the run-up to the Brexit vote.
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No president in modern history has taken office after such sustained unpopularity in the run-up to the election.
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VPN services say they are bracing for further blocks in the run-up to this autumn's Communist Party Congress.
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In the run-up to the contest, polls showed him in second place, with an average of 14 percent.
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But the internal divisions became more apparent this year, especially during the run-up to regional elections on Oct.
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And we also take on board what people are saying in the run-up to a new Zelda's release.
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Senior officials came to believe that Dr. Shulkin had misled them in the run-up to the report's release.
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In the run-up to the inauguration, polling indicated that Trump was the least popular president-elect in decades.
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The US turned down multiple opportunities to help Jews fleeing Nazi Germany in the run-up to the Holocaust.
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So far the British economy has defied the worst predictions made in the run-up to the 2016 referendum.
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Markets have been largely stable in the run up to the elections on expectations that Najib will retain power.
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"They pretty much ignore people, but people run up to them and they don't run away," Ms. Dowdy said.
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In a statement, Mr. Clark described the operation as part of a long run-up to the 2020 convention.
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And because of the extremely high ceilings and rattly old windows, that can run up to $400 a month.
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Researchers analyzed the browsing histories of thousands of American adults during the run-up to the 2016 presidential election.
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The report provides ample fodder for both political parties in the run-up to the midterm elections in November.
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The spokesperson said that Washington's state public health lab can run up to 200 tests (100 people) per day.
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During the run-up to "Lover," Swift completely jettisoned her past political coyness, in ways both subtle and obvious.
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In the run-up to the final decision, the number of dramatic votes on such amendments reached exactly zero.
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In the run-up to his announcement, Biden fretted to confidants that Hunter would become a campaign-trail issue.
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Ted Cruz was neck-and-neck with then-candidate Donald Trump in the run-up to the Iowa caucuses.
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Personal abuse and death threats were so common in the run-up to this year's general election that Mrs.
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Its shares have been strong in the run-up to Thursday's results, however, rising 7% so far in October.
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In the run-up to World War II, British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain's "peace" was peace at any price.
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The bottom line: The run-up to the 2008 Beijing Olympics saw global protests against China's human rights abuses.
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Like the variance, the seismic energy climbed in a characteristic fashion in the run-up to each slow slip.
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This is part of a series on voting in America, which will run up to Election Day in November.
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She compared the fears in the run-up to marijuana legalization with the Y2K fretting of two decades ago.
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"For lunch, instead of eating, he'd turn his beeper on and run up to the Hollywood sign," Faustina says.
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The exception is Donald Trump, whose superheated rhetoric could make himself a factor in the run-up to terror.
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In the run-up to the 2019 show, the CTA awarded sextech maker Lori DiCarlo with an Innovations Award.
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In the run-up to the vote, PiS courted voters with a combination of big handouts and social conservatism.
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In the run-up to the gathering, he works seventy-hour weeks that get interrupted by a heart attack.
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The lawyers live-streamed the run-up to their attack on the hospital as they walked toward the building.
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There are, after all, only 50 Mersenne primes among all the numbers that run up to 23 million digits.
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London (CNN Business)These days, everyone is concerned about foreign actors spreading disinformation in the run-up to elections.
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That contentious relationship is likely to be tested again in the run-up to the June Utah GOP primary.
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But, as I've found in my own town, people still will run up to doorsteps and steal packages anyway.
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Meanwhile, shares in broader Asia hovered near 18-month highs as trade thinned in the run-up to Christmas.
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For Muzhenko this is evidence of a concerted build-up of Russian forces in the run-up to Nov.
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Andrew Desiderio, Congress reporter: In the run-up to this week's unveiling of articles, Democrats left their options open.
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Tilray's shares more than doubled in September in the run-up to Canada's legalization of marijuana on Oct. 17.
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Participating news outlets are running stories in the run-up to the UN Climate Action Summit on September 23.
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Albella said the investigation would concentrate on moves on the stock market in the run up to the rescue.
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Merkel, who always maintains a hectic schedule of speeches, has kicked into overdrive in the run-up to Sept.
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Democrats, eyeing potential turmoil in the run-up to the 2018 midterm elections, have little political reason to cooperate.
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The nation is split on its vote, and in the run-up to voting day, opinion polls remain close.
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In the run-up to the results, Tshisekedi said Kabila had nothing to fear should he come to power.
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He also had knee issues in the run-up to the French Open but played superbly throughout the fortnight.
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Property prices fell sharply amid a supply glut in the run-up to Qatar hosting the World Cup 2022.
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In the run-up to Arya's final confrontation with ballistic schoolmarm the Waif, the internet was ablaze with conspiracies.
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"You don't know what's going to happen as you walk in," Badu said in the run-up to the show.
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Mulberry has been trailing snippets of the coming collection on Instagram and Snapchat in the run-up to its debut.
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In the run-up to the elections, the Koch network announced it would be dedicating $400 million to the midterms.
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After promising more fiscal austerity in the run-up to the general election in 2015, the Tories won a majority.
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Robinson also plans to air a third ad focused on the economy in the run-up to the midterm elections.
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But bankers believe Japan is hamstrung in what it can do in the run-up to G7 meetings in May.
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The survey began in the immediate run-up to Iowa and has been showing changes in the race here since.
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Continuous shooting can run up to 12 fps, but again, you'll be locked into the exposure of your first frame.
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The full contents of the emails went on to be a central issue in the run up to Election Day.
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Firstly, we got the run-up to this production wrong – nobody understood the pace at which U.S. production would rise.
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Sales this month are crucial for Indian businesses as a run-up to the festive season, which culminates on Oct.
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Within hours of his victory, reformists whom the authorities had detained in the run-up to the election were released.
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In the run-up to these encounters the Europeans hunted for clarity on America's intentions, especially on climate and trade.
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Climate change had been a divisive issue in the run-up to the election — and for years in the country.
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It came amid a swirl of new product announcements in the run-up to the company's hotly anticipated public offering.
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"The run up to this weekend's announcement has likely contributed to the recent decline in oil prices," Goldman Sachs said.
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Apple is also allowing for more flexibility: developers can run up to 10 different promotional prices on a single subscription.
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In several scenes, fawning would-be attorneys run up to her to ask for her autograph or take a selfie.
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In the run-up to the early nominating contests, Jeb Bush increasingly began mentioning his family unprompted, often to applause.
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The videos below, which were filmed in Paris on Sunday in the run-up to the Euro 2016 Ireland vs.
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He said he is planning to abstain from alcohol and late nights in the run-up to his next fight.
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This survey will feature one work from previous fairs to represent each year of the OAF's run, up to today.
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Relations between Turkey and the EU democracies have degenerated further in the run-up to Germany's election on September 24th.
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Goldman Sachs said several UK hedge funds were buying the stock in the run-up to its results on Wednesday.
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And in the run-up to the release, Square Enix has released a new trailer showing off the fanciful RPG.
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In the run up to publishing the report, China Labor Watch sent a letter to Ivanka Trump making these claims.
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And, in the run-up to its February 9th release, people are still figuring out exactly what it's capable of.
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These things can run up to $900, and I was able to snag it for just over half that price.
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But here were some of the questions most on our minds in the run-up to the show, per Google.
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Likud trailed behind Zionist Union, then the main opposition party, for much of the run-up to the last election.
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But in the final run-up to the election on November 6th, polls show Mr Taylor with a narrow lead.
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It had attracted criticism for making money by betting against the housing market in the run-up to the crisis.
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The abattoir slaughters 14,113 animals a week—25,000 in the run-up to Christmas—through a ruthless division of labour.
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In the run-up to their wedding, the future newlyweds have traveled all over the U.K. on official royal duty.
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The immediate run-up to his do-or-die midterm exam (Congressional midterm elections) is less than a year away.
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The subprime lending industry, covering small loans to mortgage lending, flourished in the run-up to the 2008 financial crisis.
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Last year, she was given an early birthday cake by the women in the run-up to her 90th celebrations.
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Nonpartisan political analysis site Larry Sabato's Crystal Ball labeled the state "leans Republican" in the run-up to Election Day.
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Workers have had to play catch up, and some structures have simply collapsed in the run-up to the Games.
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California joins a handful of states considering tighter campaign finance and ethics laws in the run-up to the Nov.
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That was in the run-up to a national election in which Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government increased its majority.
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Merger and acquisition activity had already slowed to the lowest since records began during the run up to the referendum.
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They've had a pretty good run up to tax reform; they're going to have vigorous hearings, a lot of negotiation.
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In the run-up to the first round of the French election, Obama had also stated his support for Macron.
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In the run-up to the congress, Dahlan spoke critically of Abbas's leadership and urged his supporters to oppose him.
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Forecasting how the economy will fare in the run up to, and after, Britain leaves the EU is nearly impossible.
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But the progressive icon stayed on the sidelines and didn't endorse a candidate in the run-up to Tuesday's primary.
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Those hoping to stop a no-deal Brexit believe that if parliament is sitting in the run-up to Oct.
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Britain's National Lottery enjoyed unprecedented demand in the run-up to the record £66m ($95m) jackpot won on January 9th.
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The dispute risks keeping attention focused on alleged PRI graft in the run-up to a presidential election in July.
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The divide we felt in the nation in the run-up to the election now seems more intense than ever.
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In the run-up to parliament, Beijing has flagged major job losses in the country's bloated coal and steel industries.
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Kardashian's tweet suggests West may be bringing back regular Friday releases in the run up to his new album Swish.
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They welcome the media circus and the constant visits by campaigning candidates in the run-up to the Iowa caucuses.
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Political parties are likely to compete in offering solutions to these issues in the run-up to the 2017 election.
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In the run-up to Britain's EU referendum campaigners for Brexit talked endlessly about German carmakers and French wine producers.
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With their stock beyond reach, American and British retailers voiced concerns about the run-up to the Christmas shopping period.
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In the run-up to this election, were you thinking about filter bubbles and how they might affect the outcome?
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This is particularly true in the Middle East; just ask anyone involved in the run-up to the Iraq War.
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In the run-up to the highly anticipated Senate Intelligence Committee hearing, speculation swirled as to how Trump might respond.
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Moreover, it is still not at all clear what China's role has been in the run-up to the summit.
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Alligators are quick and can run up to a speed of 11 mph, but they can't sustain that very long.
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Otherwise, in the run up to the mid-term elections, Trump will bash the Democrats on immigration like a piñata.
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As the government cracks down on dissent, corruption has become a big issue in the run-up to the elections.
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During the run-up to Warcraft, Duncan Jones revealed that he already had a follow-up project in the works.
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Both Presidents Bush and Obama deployed the Guard to the border in a run-up to a difficult midterm elections.
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Stocks fell in the run-up to President Richard Nixon's impeachment proceedings and for a few months after he resigned.
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In the run-up to the EU referendum, men dominated 74.5% of TV coverage and 84.4% of print media coverage.
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He is backing Macron's fledgling party in the run-up to May's elections for the European Union parliament in Strasbourg.
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In the run-up to Texas' march primaries, gun control was not a main issue with candidates of either party.
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Biden has emphasized his close ties to labor groups in the run-up to and the beginning of his campaign.
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But they might not want to boast about this particular benefit to members, especially in the run-up to Thanksgiving.
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Yet continuing cases of racist abuse in stadiums in the run-up to the tournament have put observers on alert.
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But "really good" doesn't even describe VPI's Classic line of turntables, which can run up to $260,245 for some models.
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In the run-up to the Republican National Convention, Smith orchestrated the release of damaging information about the Governor's rivals.
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Griffith-Jones was UK head of accountants KPMG when the firm audited HBOS in the run up to the collapse.
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That could include posting fictional evidence of voter fraud or other disinformation in the run-up to voting on Nov.
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In the run-up to the Kavanaugh hearings, abortion rights groups have held rallies nationwide, while opponents of Roe v.
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With its enormous trove of delegates, California may have drawn the most attention in the run-up to Super Tuesday.
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He also directed the movie "In the Loop," an aptly obscene burlesque about the run-up to the Iraq War.
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In the run-up to the convention, I didn't give it much thought or have any big plans for it.
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We are behind the scenes in the aftermath of one concert and in the anxious run-up to two others.
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Beast Mode also has an air conditioning and vent unit that can run up to 9.5 hours through the night.
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Sanders has been drawing crowds of thousands to rallies in California and Virginia in the run-up to Super Tuesday.
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Father Ramírez came of age during the run-up to the war, when the country's political factions struggled for control.
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Bison can reportedly run up to 35 miles-per-hour, so it's best to err on the side of caution.
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Those are welcome numbers to Democrats who have struggled to find their messaging in the run-up to the midterms.
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The strategy now, in the run-up to the 2020 election, is to appear to be doing something on climate.
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China sailed its latest aircraft carrier, the Shandong, through the Taiwan Strait twice in the run-up to Taiwan's Jan.
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In the run-up to the announcement, we asked who you, our readers, think should lead the Democrats in 2020.
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Le Clos, whose run-up to the Games was overshadowed by news that both his parents had cancer, finished fourth.
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Abundant supplies became evident in the run-up to mid-February's Lunar New Year festivities, China's peak pork consumption period.
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CrowdStrike was hired by the Democratic National Committee after it was hacked during the run-up to the 2016 election.
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And, last minute prep wasn't what Markle found herself doing in the run-up to her nuptials with Prince Harry.
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That's why the hackers made headlines in the run-up to the 2016 election -- and continue to do so today.
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Now, the two candidates are sparring over when and where they will debate in the run-up to November's elections.
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Apple has been making news all week long in the run-up to Monday's streaming service curtain-raiser in Cupertino.
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Trump's money is currently allowing him, through social media, to reach more potential donors in the run-up to 22020.
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There was plenty of advice in the run-up to the eclipse about the dangers of looking at it directly.
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Romania previously had a government led by technocrats for a year in the run-up to the 2016 parliamentary election.
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The reported failings in the run up to the disaster have a clear class element, but also a racial one.
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The ruling nullifies Mr. Johnson's suspension of Parliament, restoring crucial time for lawmakers in the run-up to the Oct.
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How big an issue do you expect disinformation to be in the run-up to the 2020 American presidential election?
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Rubio's dash for dollars hasn't stopped even as he has decamped in Iowa in the run up to the caucus.
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After all, Mr. Trump had cheered on the F.B.I. director's Javert-like excesses in the run-up to the election.
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We take our ice cream, run up to get my dog, and then walk along the waterfront for a bit.
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"It tends to be pizza," Mr. Swalwell said of the go-to sustenance in the run-up to the hearing.
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Spotify joins other tech companies grappling with how to handle political advertising in the run-up to the 2020 election.
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In the immediate run-up to Election Day, even many conservatives appeared resigned to Trump losing the White House race.
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In the run up to the judgment, the BJP refrained from taking a public stand, deferring instead to the court.
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Egypt's Stable rating Outlook in the run-up to its programme reflected existing reform efforts before the IMF became involved.
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" CONFEDERATION OF BRITISH INDUSTRY DEPUTY DIRECTOR GENERAL JOSH HARDIE "Today's announcement will lift spirits in the run-up to Christmas.
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Gerrymandering In the run-up to the midterms, some wild claims made the rounds about the likely impact of gerrymandering.
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MEXICO CITY — The superlatives have abounded during the run-up to general elections in Mexico: The most important in years.
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The Supreme Court first failed miserably in the role of national policymaker in the run-up to the Civil War.
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In the run-up to the 2006 presidential elections I watched Congolese police whip unarmed opposition protesters with metal chains.
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Erdogan pledged that Turkey would now focus on its troubled economy in the run-up to national elections in 2023.
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Jammeh initially conceded defeat and pledged on state television to work with Barrow in the run-up to his inauguration.
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In the run-up to Season 7, we decided to revisit the most earth-shattering deaths in the show so far.
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The glamorous couple chronicled the run-up to Monday night's star-studded Los Angeles premiere of his new comedy Hail, Caesar!
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Official figures earlier on Wednesday showed the economy as a whole grew fairly robustly in the run-up to the vote.
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Attacks have increased during the run-up to a February election in which President Muhammadu Buhari will seek a second term.
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Parker was polite and professional, and I was rooting for The Birth of a Nation in the run-up to Sundance.
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That time frame coincides with the run up to major events that strategists say could be fundamental catalysts for the market.
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The commission did conclude that the CIA and other intelligence agencies made numerous mistakes in the run-up to the war.
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With all the excitement in the run-up to the end, after eight seasons it begs the question: What happens now?
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But the minutes pointed to "growing evidence" that businesses had delayed major investment decisions in the run-up to the vote.
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"We're going to have a tremendous victory," he told a rally in Cedar Rapids in the run-up to the caucus.
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When he did find out, it was on a Saturday evening in the run-up to the fund's annual investor meeting.
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He was the heavy favorite in the run-up to the vote, since winning a landslide victory in primaries in August.
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Researchers say that only a small percentage of Americans engaged with fake news in the run up to the 2016 election.
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The finicky cryptocurrency has skyrocketed in overall value throughout 2017, but its bumpy December continued in the run-up to Christmas.
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It was mainstream newspapers that kept Hillary Clinton's emails on the front page in the run-up to the 2016 election.
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In the run-up to this year's Oscars, a male member of the Academy explained his votes to The Hollywood Reporter.
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Mr Benkirane's ruling Justice and Development Party (PJD) claims to have encountered big obstacles in the run up to the election.
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Most important for a bit more context, the research was conducted in the run-up to the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
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He has led national polls for four months, garnering around 40% support in the run-up to the one-round election.
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The parties in those states were largely silent in the run-up to the Iowa caucus about who developed the app.
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The documentary "Block" (on Saturday) captures a truck drivers' strike that illustrates political attitudes in the run-up to Bolsonaro's election.
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What's next: Iranian exports have fallen by about a million barrels per day in the run-up to the formal reimposition.
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The tariff-slashing Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) has turned into a hot-button topic in the run-up to the Nov.
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Plus, political risks could weigh on big drug stocks in the run-up to the November presidential election, the firm said.
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Inside Twitter's headquarters in San Francisco, the run-up to the US presidential election played out much as it did elsewhere.
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The current animal calling the campus her home on the range weighs 1,200 pounds and can run up to 25 mph.
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Prosthesis can run up to 20 mph, step over obstacles, and run for up to an hour on a battery charge.
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In the run up to next week's OPEC meeting in Vienna, OPEC members are reportedly exploring a range of possible scenarios.
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After shaking some food and sweetly calling to her "baby girl," Courtney gets the lost cat to run up to her.
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The end of the year and the run-up to tax day is one of the most active times for scammers.
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Just when you thought the run-up to Christmas couldn't start any earlier, it's made it over the line into July.
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In the run-up to an election, the president is keen to dispel the widespread charge that he is insufficiently pious.
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In a filing released in the run-up to its initial public offering, Uber says it has lost $7.9bn since 2009.
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In the run-up to the 2017 French presidential election, our systems found and took down more than 30,000 fake accounts.
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Henry recalled personally notifying the Obama and McCain campaigns about breaches that occurred in the run-up to the 2008 election.
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Energy companies in Abu Dhabi outperformed in the run-up to their fourth-quarter earnings announcements, which are expected on Thursday.
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In the run-up to the election, Turkey's interior minister announced that 231 opposition candidates were being investigated on terrorism charges.
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In the run-up to the Iraq war, Saddam Hussein played a game of cat-and-mouse with UN weapons inspectors.
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Worse, in the run-up to a general election due to be held this summer, Mr Nisar's actions distort national politics.
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At events in the run up to Sunday's festival tactics ranging from dives to clinging to the pole have been seen.
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It's a fairly busy week for U.S. economic data, in the run-up to Friday's release of the September jobs report.
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The government said this week campaigns, either for or against, would not be allowed in the run-up to the referendum.
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In the run-up to the U.N. vote, Trump threatened to cut off financial aid to countries that supported the resolution.
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That, in miniature, has been the story of the run-up to Tuesday's Republican primary showdown between Trump and Ted Cruz.
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And in the run-up to 2020, he may see the issue as more important for his political future than ever.
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Since the run-up to the 2016 presidential election, we have encountered grotesqueries that have further marred the country beyond recognition.
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Inside Twitter's headquarters in San Francisco, the run-up to the U.S. presidential election played out much as it did elsewhere.
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In the run-up to parliamentary elections, scheduled for February 22013th, they have clamped down more harshly than ever on candidates.
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In the run-up to the storm, weather forecasters warned of a potentially "catastrophic," and even unprecedented, rainfall event from Harvey.
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However, British clothing retailer Next fell 3 percent after saying its sales performance in the run-up to Christmas was disappointing.
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You may have seen his mug flash across your screen at some point during the run-up to Super Bowl 50.
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Doping cases overshadowed the run-up to Rio, with some 100 Russian competitors banned, and violations have continued to pile up.
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The run-up to a season-opener is a hectic time for teams, as cars must be readied for air freight.
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Prices in London, where the property market has shown most weakness in the run-up to Brexit, fell by 1.1 percent.
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Now that the government shutdown is over, don't expect things to be smooth sailing in the run up to Tax Day.
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Energy companies in Abu Dhabi outperformed in the run-up to their fourth-quarter earnings announcements which are expected on Thursday.
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IN THE run-up to the launch of the euro, in 1999, aspiring members pegged their currencies to the German mark.
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ForexClear has 28 clearing members and has seen growing interest from buyside clients in the run up to new regulatory requirements.
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Tsai has made little progress despite campaigning on a promise of marriage equality in the run-up to elections in 2016.
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"Out with Cunha!" banners fluttered at anti-Rousseff rallies in the run-up to impeachment, and later at anti-Temer marches.
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Calls for Mr O'Neill to resign will probably grow louder in the run-up to general elections, scheduled for next June.
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Rights groups say authorities have cracked down on press freedom in the run-up to the March 26-28 presidential election.
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Trump in the run-up to the midterms repeatedly warned of a caravan of Central American migrants moving northward through Mexico.
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He came out publicly as gay in the run-up to a 2015 referendum that legalized same-sex marriage in Ireland.
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That the last game was against Syracuse — and what were those odds, she asked in the run up to the final?
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Election monitors have also been allowed to observe the run-up to the campaign and will be present on the day.
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He worked at Countrywide and Wachovia in the run-up to the financial crisis, and then joined former Tennessee Republican Sen.
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And, in the run-up to that deadline, there was a tizzy of chatter around whether the lights would stay on.
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Boris Johnson's decision to shut down parliament in the run-up to Brexit has been ruled unlawful by Scotland's highest court.
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The ideological and political battles run up to the first pitch and restart as soon as the last out is recorded.
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Prior to the run-up to the March election, the M5S began advocating for an Italian exit from the euro zone.
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The Apple Watch Hermès can run up to nearly $1400, roughly three times the cost of the most basic Apple Watch.
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Trump wanted to act the tough guy in the run-up to the summit, and did so by bashing America's friends.
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After waiting awhile with the Iraqi, she decided to run up to the mess hall and get them both some sandwiches.
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Behind-the-scenes media reports about the run-up to Trump's decision have continued to drop since Comey was fired Tuesday.
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The massive screen is nifty, and a split-screen mode allows you to run up to three apps at a time.
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You can get robot vacuums for as little as $220, but the high-end models run up to $1,000 or more.
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Some Republicans openly questioned the strategy, warning the party could be tarred as obstructionist in the run-up to the elections.
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In the run-up to the congress, North Korea test-fired a series of missiles including a submarine-based ballistic missile.
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He has repeatedly defied Brown's orders throughout the run-up to the case, which is scheduled for September, The Oregonian said.
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In 2016 Russian trolls with links to the Kremlin bought ads targeting Americans in the run-up to the presidential election.
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But as the night's contentious debate made clear, neither is taking anything for granted in the run-up to Tuesday's voting.
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In the run-up to the referendum, Johnson displayed his error of judgement with comments about Barack Obama's "part-Kenyan" heritage.
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Sanders himself moved on to other states in the run up to Saturday's primary, while Clinton continued to campaign daily there.
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In the long run-up to the vote, much of the national and international focus has been on the presidential contest.
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In the run-up to the 2016 election, the passion for Russian values among America's religious extremists grew still more ardent.
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"Politics has become a much bigger subject than the Super Bowl," Trump boasted in the run-up to the big game.
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Local television businesses have gotten a lift from political advertising spending in the run-up to the hotly contested midterm elections.
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Prices for the Defender start at $49,900 for the lowest trim and run up to $80,900 for the highest trim package.
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The Australian Electoral Commission (AEC) promotes enrollment in the run-up to federal elections via widespread advertising and public relations campaigns.
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Nothing illustrates the big-tent parties' detachment from reality more than their performance in the run-up to the European elections.
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Ressa told Reuters she had found Duterte "utterly refreshing" when she interviewed him in the run-up to the 2016 election.
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Investment analysts reported that Turkey was depleting its international reserves to bolster the lira in the run-up to the election.
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While the prevalence of misinformation campaigns have so far been modest in the run-up to the Congressional elections on Nov.
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He was smeared as a racist and accused of disrupting Indian society in the run-up to the 2019 national elections.
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Israel has built more than 120 settlements there, and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, in the run-up to a Sept.
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Primark said it won market share in a UK clothing sector that struggled for growth in the run-up to Christmas.
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While McSally has explicitly courted the Trump base, Gardner has been practically invisible during the run-up to the impeachment trial.
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Elizabeth Warren have been very wary of talking much at all about impeachment in the run-up to the 2018 election.
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Investors worry that Latin America's No. 3 economy could run short of foreign reserves in the run-up to the vote.
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During the run-up to the game, Morris had made the seemingly ill-advised move to claim he could stop James.
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HHS said it would not comment on personnel matters or address Lloyd's decisions in the run-up to the migrant crisis.
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Controversial outsiders In the run-up to the 2014 national elections, Modi introduced himself as a political outsider -- much like Trump.
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Prime Minister Shinzo Abe should be basking in the limelight this year in the run-up to the 28 Tokyo Olympics.
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He said that the service's initial budget could run up to $750,000, and that a bureau would be established in Hungary.
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Promotional videos posted in the run-up to CES, however, suggested that Neon would very much be closer to the former.
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But it also left Mr. Bercow in place for long enough to preside over the electric run-up to the Oct.
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In the run-up to their convention, the nativists had formed secret societies that clandestinely threw their support to sympathetic candidates.
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Taiwan's Central Election Commission also warned of a surge in fake news and disinformation in the run-up to Saturday's vote.
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In the run-up to the financial crisis, Goldman earned billions in profits by betting against the United States housing market.
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Mr. Pence's office helped run herd on meetings and conference calls held by officials in the run-up to the strike.
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However, Sessions has said he met with Russian ambassador Sergey Kislyak in the run-up to the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
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The stock has had a weak run in the run-up to the results, falling 6 percent in the past week.
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Markets will likely remain volatile and headline-driven in the run-up to the vote, which appears too close to call.
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The soundtrack had inched its way to No. 103 on last week's chart, in the run-up to the Golden Globes.
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Shares of marijuana companies have been booming recently, in the run-up to Canada's legalization of recreational-use on October 17.
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But I do know this: Without it, he will be at a significant disadvantage in the run-up to Nov. 8.
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In the run-up to Christmas, every façade of this town tucked up against France's border with Germany seems to sparkle.
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"I think weaker aspects of the data carry a bit more weight now in the run-up to referendum," he added.
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Yet there was dissension in the run-up to the gathering, with Poland and Greece threatening to block the Rome Declaration.
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As Mr Trump explained later that day, the move would allow American shoppers to splurge in the run-up to Christmas.
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Op-Ed Contributor Berlin — My organization, WikiLeaks, took a lot of heat during the run-up to the recent presidential election.
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Grain traders also focused on yield prospects in the run-up to the U.S. harvest and forecasts for mild Midwest weather.
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A bilingual freshman, Garcia said she will be active on Biden's behalf in the run-up to Super Tuesday March 3.
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In the run-up to the meeting, the party is tightening its grip on online communications and escalating pressure on critics.
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Mr. Nolan did allow that the run up to the release of "Dunkirk" had left him somewhat of a nervous wreck.
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Here's the latest on the teacher walkouts: The teacher protest movement began in the run-up to the 2018 midterm elections.
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Consternation about pulling off an accurate count has been part of the run-up to past censuses, especially regarding funding challenges.
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That is, of course, at odds with the image he has tried to project in the run-up to Thursday's hearing.
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Regardless, it is clear that Facebook was weaponized by people in Russia in the run-up to last fall's presidential election.
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In the run up to the election, Mahathir described helping Najib to the top as the biggest mistake of his life.
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The volume of claims received in August, in the run-up to the Aug 29 deadline, was significantly higher than expected.
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South Korea moves to close down biggest dog meat market in run up to the Olympics South Korea moves to close down biggest dog meat market in run up to the Olympics After years of criticism from animal welfare groups, a South Korean market selling dog meat for human consumption is finally facing new rules, imposed Monday.
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Take, for example, an incident during the run-up to the 2008 presidential election, when I was a senior editor at Newsweek.
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Many people on Twitter were quick to remember a comment Cameron made in the run-up to the EU referendum in June.
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The drones were spotted at the airport on Wednesday evening, forcing it to close its runway in the run up to Christmas.
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Costs went up 35% in the quarter, as the company spent heavily in the run-up to its IPO earlier this month.
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In the run up to Westworld Season 2, NOW TV put an "an ultra-realistic" robot named "Fred" in a London pub.
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In the run-up to his historic summit with North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un, Trump eschewed any sort of formal preparations.
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The FPI led mass rallies in the run-up to the election to urge voters to pick a Muslim candidate over Purnama.
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In the run-up to the final major of 2019, all eyes have focused on Rory McIlroy, the world's third-ranked player.
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In a separate 24 planning document, the company talks about the arrangement of farmer protests in the run-up to the meeting.
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Trading in the run-up to Christmas for British retailers was brutal, particularly for clothing groups, with discounting rampant across the market.
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Caballero gained the starting role because of an injury to No. 1 keeper Sergio Romero in the run-up to the tournament.
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"China doesn't want trouble with the U.S., especially not in the run up to their own leadership transition this fall," Bremmer said.
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The Keep the Promise super PAC used the social network to build momentum in the run-up to the Super Tuesday primary.
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The impact of EU legislation on domestic law was one of the topics of debate in the run-up to the referendum.
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According to Garment, only one in 10 of those women will receive costly treatment, which can run up to $30,000 per month.
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All of the punditry in the run-up to this, suggesting that it&aposs falling apart, that the time has shrunk down.
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NAFTA talks ground to a halt in late May in the run-up to the presidential election in Mexico on July 1.
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A background guide to BrexitFebruary 24th | Graphic detail In the run-up to the Brexit referendum, our data team published a primer.
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Europe's banks, which binged on dollar funding in the run-up to the crisis and quickly came to regret it, have retrenched.
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Klobuchar appeared to be gaining traction in the run-up to today's New Hampshire primary, hitting third place in some recent polls.
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In the run-up to Malaysia's general election in May, the Chinese ambassador appeared to lend open support to the ruling coalition.
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More than half its pre-exceptionals profit comes in the final quarter because of surging demand in the run-up to Christmas.
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Boeing released the statement focusing on maintenance actions spread over four flights in the run-up to the fatal flight on Oct.
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Mr McConnell has time to consider his options while the House, led by Speaker Nancy Pelosi, continues its run-up to impeachment.
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"Good luck Adam for Saturday I will be roaring you on, love NAN," she tweeted in the run up to Sunday's race.
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A delay will add to uncertainty in the run up to the new rules coming into force in April 2017, it said.
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But the run-up to the vote will be short and intense; all political parties, including her own, are scrambling to prepare.
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Nawaz Sharif, the prime minister, will not risk even modest reforms, especially in the run-up to an election expected next summer.
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If you remember, in the run-up to the 2016 election, Fallon drew criticism for a softball interview with the then-candidate.
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Lyft has been aggressively courting riders by heavily discounting its fares in the run-up to its IPO, according to recent reports.
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The president-elect frequently alleged that the election process was rigged and voter fraud common in the run-up to the election.
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The bottom line: But all of the reports in the run-up to the dinner are really just speculation at this point.
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The tariffs are unpopular with four of the five voter subgroups Axios is tracking in the run-up to the midterm elections.
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Often, after the men start drinking, they run up to the tents in the olive grove and throw rocks, shaking the tents.
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In 2016 People's Daily reached a deal whereby Britain's Daily Mail would run up to 40 of its stories every week online.
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Wood, however, told Reuters that esure had not received any other bids in the run up to the deal with Bain Capital.
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"For your consideration" ads and social media posts are a common sight in the run-up to the big show every year.
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Beset by feuding, Smer will struggle in the run-up to a parliamentary vote that must be held in the next year.
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Police presumed the killings were linked to turf battles between criminal gangs in the run-up to municipal elections the following month.
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Television channels cancelled frivolous programmes in the run-up to the funeral, and broadcast in black and white at the government's request.
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This week's rainfall could further boost crop conditions, although the run-up to crucial growth stages for crops has kept traders cautious.
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Below are significant dates in the run-up to Britain's scheduled departure from the EU in March: IRISH PM IN BRUSSELS - Oct.
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In the run up to its global expansion, Amazon has been striking major deals with movie studios and distributors across the world.
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Firms expect to hire just 100,000 temporary workers in the run-up to Christmas, 3% fewer than last year's already low tally.
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In the run-up to the vote, Mr Putin used his state-of-the-union address to engage in nuclear sabre-rattling.
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In the run-up to elections, scheduled for May after a delay of five years, the crackdown is only likely to intensify.
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EU campaign in the run-up to the Brexit referendum by Arron Banks, a prominent campaigner, have yet to reach a conclusion.
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Its websites and Facebook pages have become Petri dishes for conspiracy theories in the run up to the general election in March.
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Orban's move to court far-right leaders in the run-up to the European election irked mainstream allies in the EPP grouping.
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The position of the governing Christian Democratic Union (CDU) is increasingly difficult in the run-up to general elections in September 2017.
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But in the run-up to a free election all factions, including the ruling chavista movement, should be included, says one official.
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The favelas, or slums, of Rio de Janeiro have had a lot of bad press in the run-up to the Olympics.
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The ruling is likely to further amplify the role that the immigration issue will play in the run-up to the Nov.
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If crude does follow the line, Gordon believes that oil will definitely return into the $50s and possibly run up to $60.
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Just how lasting, significant and realistic are the actions that Trump is taking in the run-up to Saturday's 100-day mark?
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The online smartphone retailer has announced a range of deals in their run-up to the biggest shopping day of the year.
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Political uncertainty has increased in the run-up to parliamentary elections on 9 October and the outcome of the elections is unclear.
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The company had invited me to report on its turnaround, in the run-up to the release of its redesigned drivers app.
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The statues, which took more than 360 hours to make, will remain in place in the run up to Sunday's Academy Awards.
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In the run up to Biden's appointment, a popular uprising led to the removal of the Russian-backed Yanukovich in February 2014.
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In the run-up to the 20th anniversary of Diana's death, Dobson also seems to be having the time of her life.
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So some Moroccans have revelled in its misfortune, especially as it comes in the run-up to parliamentary elections on October 7th.
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In the run-up to the publication of this year's letter on February 22nd, they talked to The Economist to explain why.
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Now, in the run up to the next general election, the country's C-suites are more circumspect even about a second run.
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The government's macroeconomic policy stance in the run-up to the election of a new president is likely to remain broadly unchanged.
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Meanwhile, the Turkish lira made some gains against the dollar in the run-up to the referendum and strengthened following the result.
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These figures add to signs Britain's economy was a bit firmer than many expected in the run-up to last Thursday's referendum.
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However, on a weekly basis, prices were higher for the second week in a row in the run up to the meeting.
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It's also possible that Clinton isn't wowing Silicon Valley as much as she did in the run-up to the 21 election.
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Spot gold hit a four-week low, pressured by upbeat U.S. durable goods orders data in the run-up to Yellen's speech.
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Di Maio will now try to put that criticism behind him in the run-up to elections due by May next year.
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It started the hashtag #cybermums in the run up to Mother's Day, encouraging parents to share cute photos of themselves with kids.
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In the run-up to the 2016 presidential election, he had noticed memes that were denigrating presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton, which disturbed.
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Vietnamese banks need as much as $20 billion in the run-up to the adoption of Basel II standards, scheduled for Jan.
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In the run-up to last year's CPAC the #NeverTrump effort took off as a pressure campaign against CPAC for inviting Trump.
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Snapchat is the latest social network to roll out a voter registration initiative in the run up to the 2018 midterm elections.
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Along with the banks' troubles, Italy faces political uncertainty in the run-up to a referendum later this year on constitutional reform.
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On the surface it might seem that British government bonds, or gilts, should be suffering in the run-up to the poll.
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In the run-up to today's spot, Hugh Jackman and director James Mangold have been tweeting promotional images to get fans excited.
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In the run-up to the company's annual Prime Day sale (July 12th), Amazon is offering a number of Echo-exclusive deals.
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The town hall is taking place in the run up to President Donald Trump's denuclearization talks with North Korea on June 12.
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But in the run-up to the 2013 federal election, the AfD, which campaigned against the euro and bailouts, caught his eye.
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Meanwhile, northern China will soon turn on coal- or gas-powered heating as temperatures drop sharply in the run-up to winter.
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The emu, which is native to Australia, is a flightless bird that can run up to Visit INSIDER's homepage for more stories.
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The festive eating and drinking mark the final days before Christian start 40 days of fasting in the run-up to Easter.
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The strategist believes that oil could run up to $60, but then investors shouldn't expect the commodity to break through that level.
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I'm doubtful that the Fed has any desire to reverse course soon, and particularly not in the run-up to an election.
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Last week, in the run-up to Franch's presidential election this April, the country's Socialist Party chose Benoît Hamon as its candidate.
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Because of this funding, the Federal Elections Commission barred the distribution of the movie during the run-up to the 2008 election.
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But before the action gets underway, there are days of preparation and socializing in the run-up to the highly anticipated event.
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Tusk said he would ask for openness to this option in his consultations with leaders in the run-up to the summit.
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The agency drew a connection between the earlier WADA whistle-blowing on Russian doping in the run-up to the Rio Olympics.
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The most recent strikes in Germany, Amazon's second-biggest market behind the United States, were held in the run-up to Christmas.
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Nightly rates start at about $349 and can run up to $25,000 to stay in one of the hotel's twin penthouse suites.
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Before 2013, in the run-up to the 50th anniversary of the 911, prices rose steadily for early models of the car.
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Even in the immediate run-up to his show — the most stressful period of a designer's calendar — he seemed calm and collected.
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He embedded himself for nine months with British Vogue in the run-up to the publications 100th anniversary celebrations earlier this year.
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It seems quite relevant to recall the stimulus President Nixon gave to the economy in the run-up to the 1972 election.
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And in the run-up to the midterms, officials including Coats warned that Russia was again attempting to meddle in the election.
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Given that the week is the run-up to Purim, the assignments — and Usher's failure to appear — increasingly resemble an elaborate prank.
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He invoked this in the run-up to the midterms and, 15 months out from the election, he is going there again.
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The Trump campaign ran 175,000 variations of ads on Facebook in the run-up to election day, yielding $9 million in donations.
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George Soros, who manages assets through his family office, owned pounds in the run-up to the referendum, a spokesman has said.
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And the most complex, highly leveraged products that were so prevalent in the run-up to the crisis have largely been eliminated.
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The issue has become politically charged in the run-up to an election next year which Buhari said he wants to contest.
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It's notable that the company was able to raise such a significant amount of funding in the run up to an election.
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He showed indifferent form in the run-up to the Games, ranking only sixth in super-G on the World Cup circuit.
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Per the Mueller indictment, Russian trolls stole US identities to hide in plain sight in the run-up to the 2016 election.
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Despite what you've read or you've heard, there aren't any rules around how we act in the run-up to an election.
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In the run up to its newest expansion, Blizzard has made all its previous expansions free with a subscription to the game.
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Weibo chatter in the run-up to the iPhone 7 launch has, however, topped levels seen ahead of last year's 6S launch.
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In the run-up to the election, Navalny, a 41-year-old lawyer, has organized the biggest anti-Kremlin protests in years.
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The question of sporting legacy will be on the agenda again in the run-up to the next World Cup, in Qatar.
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Daniel would then run up to the hilltop apartments and join a puntero, who would tell him when the coast was clear.
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"Maduro will postpone any election that the government can't win," Velasco, the NYU historian, said in the run up to the vote.
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These operations have reportedly intensified in the run-up to the Rio Olympic and Paralympic Games due to start in early August.
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" Britain's Shadow Finance Minister John McDonnell described the U.K.'s political situation in the run-up to the Queen's Speech as "chaos.
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In the run-up to the election, Bevin's controversial plan to overhaul Kentucky's public pension systems had been met with huge opposition.
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The 63-page indictment released on Thursday quotes a meeting held in December 20153 during the run-up to the 2015 election.
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HBO plans to have the hosts do their specials on the campaign trail in the run up to the 2018 midterm elections.
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Wages were rising, consumers were spending and the run-up to the 2008 Beijing Olympics was making Chinese people feel more cosmopolitan.
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In the run-up to the convention, the city of Cleveland increased its liability insurance policy from $10 million to $50 million.
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C-sections can cost twice as much, and add in prenatal and postpartum care and the tab can run up to $50,000.
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For those of us who remember that day, the run-up to this week has provided an eerie sense of déjà vu.
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Over beers, I asked him if he might consider becoming a peace ambassador, bridging divides in the run-up to the election.
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Last week, Loughlin again appeared on the cover of People, flanked by her two daughters, in the run-up to Tuesday's hearing.
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Flynn's discussions with Kislyak occurred in the run-up to Trump's January 2017 inauguration, after Flynn had worked on Trump's election campaign.
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In 2019, in the run-up to the European election, it tacked on another 272m forints, leaving the party close to insolvency.
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By announcing the deal in the run-up to German federal elections on Sunday, ThyssenKrupp also risks making it a political issue.
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Ms. Rogers and Mr. Churchill decided on a simple country wedding and expected the run up to be run-of-the-mill.
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They will also unleash chain reactions that will shape the run up to November's election and will reflect divisions widened by impeachment.
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Markets will likely remain volatile and headline-driven in the run-up to the vote, which still appears too close to call.
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As Khamenei showed in the run-up to the elections, he excluded many members of the rival factions through the Guardian Council.
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During the run-up to the peak of the crisis, however, African-American homeownership remained relatively flat, increasing less than one point.
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The run-up to the world's biggest winter sports event has also been overshadowed by an escalating crisis on the Korean peninsula.
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In the run-up to the British release, Scribe issued a statement reassuring British booksellers that they are on safe legal ground.
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The four acting wins, meanwhile, followed the script, given the array of honors handed out in the run-up to Oscar night.
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Beats says that these calculations run up to 50,000 times per second, always monitoring and changing based on your fit and surroundings.
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Mid-cap and small-cap shares, which outperformed bluechip stocks in January in the run up to the budget, slid on Saturday.
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Trump's re-election campaign just bought YouTube's most prominent homepage ad space for the run-up to the election, according to Bloomberg.
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DoorDash has previously shared little about its finances, which it will have to disclose in the run-up to its public offering.
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In the run-up to Stone's sentencing hearing, Trump and several allied Fox News personalities blasted Jackson for alleged anti-Trump bias.
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Taiwan's Central Election Commission has also warned of a surge in fake news and disinformation in the run up to Saturday's vote.
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I run up to the front desk and pay out our full tab for the week and add in a tip ($210).
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On top of that, it can run up to 24 hours per filling — as long as it's set to a lower setting.
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