Events set in motion Whatever happened under that Four Seasons table appears to have set in motion events that would have an impact on the world, from the Pentagon to Kabul.
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Trump set in motion today's actions when he fired James Comey, and I hope he understands that firing Mueller would probably also set in motion the complete unraveling of his presidency.
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In Texas, that's exactly what this campaign set in motion.
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Crisis averted, dream realized and financial empowerment set in motion.
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And thus an overwhelming spam operation was set in motion.
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These policies set in motion a reversal of crime trends.
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But what Pecora's committee had set in motion was invaluable.
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The Northwell executive set in motion a chain of events.
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And that's what set in motion the redo later that day.
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Wilson's heroic efforts set in motion a new journey for Castro.
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But among the Democratic caucus, things are being set in motion.
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Short of this, the referendum will set in motion Kurdish independence.
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Mr. Lowell's hiring was set in motion with Mr. Mueller's appointment.
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Some of the declines were set in motion under Mr. Obama.
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That set in motion his impeachment on the grounds of perjury.
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The climate he set in motion and maintains is collaborative, not instructional.
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The special session was set in motion this week when Democratic Gov.
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It set in motion the perpetual existence of injustice, hatred and conflict.
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This set in motion the chain of events leading to Hastert's arrest.
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The 'conviction stage' needs to see results to be set in motion.
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Pai has already set in motion the process to repeal these regulations.
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That set in motion events that caused Cohen's dramatic split with Trump.
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Instead, on April 9, 1694, a different fate was set in motion.
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Two critics reflect on changes set in motion by Ms. Waterbury's lawsuit.
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How much does he see from the future and set in motion?
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But ultimately, the episode was set in motion elsewhere — on Wall Street.
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Our success is the result of production set in motion years ago.
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In Iraq, a new strategy was set in motion to recapture Mosul.
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He is instead riding forces set in motion a half-century ago.
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The groundwork for Hudson Yards was set in motion in the 1980s.
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Completed under Obama, it set in motion EPA's regulations on greenhouse gases.
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" Ritacca says the incident was set in motion when "the resident became violent.
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But the discovery of the Cryptomaster behemoth was set in motion decades ago.
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It could also set in motion a series of mega-deals across industries.
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It could also set in motion a series of mega deals across industries.
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This set in motion the largest government power grab in our nation's history.
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It could also set in motion a series of mega deals across industries.
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Directions and trajectories are drawn, space becomes oriented and is set in motion.
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The current sequence of events was set in motion, roughly speaking, when Sen.
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In the wrong conditions, that tension can set in motion intensely destructive politics.
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For example, Europe and Japan recently set in motion a mammoth trade deal.
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It was a move — set in motion after a rocket attack on Dec.
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Trying to win one war, I had set in motion two new ones.
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It was this misstep by Mr Mugabe that set in motion his dramatic fall.
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The latest trial, set in motion by the health care defeat, remains fundamentally unresolved.
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Set in motion, he continues on his fatal course until his job is done.
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Localities and states that overtax and overregulate set in motion a self-feeding cycle.
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U.S. might set in motion a promising response to the anti-democracy wave in
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But by voting, you set in motion other, less calculated influences on future turnout.
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The rapprochement was set in motion after Abiy in April became Ethiopia's prime minister.
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The research warns that many changes are already set in motion for the Arctic.
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Without question, he has capitalized on what President Barack Obama set in motion. 20153.
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The story is set in motion when Michael is slated for release from prison.
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The decision in Mr. Sterling's death was set in motion under the Obama administration.
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Because this is the logical conclusion to what the industrial revolution set in motion?
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Mr. Obama had set in motion plans to admit more than twice that number.
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A process will then be set in motion that restores the old, discredited system.
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An inexorable confrontation between the House and the president has been set in motion.
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A trade deficit is supposed to set in motion forces that close the deficit.
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When set in motion and viewed from a certain angle, the image becomes clear.
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A state legislative hearing considered the issue, and a study was set in motion.
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Their timeline set in motion dynamics that now threaten to upend the nomination process.
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But I think, historically, in the time between those things being set in motion and us figuring out what had been set in motion, we were like, 'Man, it would have been nice if we could have shortened some of that time.
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That's roughly the chain of events set in motion when you hit "checkout" at express.google.
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Trump's biggest achievement as president so far was set in motion before he was elected.
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Many of those major events had been set in motion before Obama took office, though.
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He took over just eight months ago, largely continuing policies set in motion by Yellen.
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The transformations he set in motion were incidental to his struggles, which remained irreducibly personal.
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They were then set in motion in a tub of water, with the candles lit.
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Fittingly, the novel's plot is set in motion by a #MeToo moment avant la lettre.
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And they need to be set in motion by some convenient family crisis and venue.
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That vote set in motion a new, 60-day comment period, which ends in February.
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He imagined a terrified Khrushchev, in awe of the events he had set in motion.
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The missions underway in Iraq and Syria were set in motion by President Barack Obama.
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The enforcement against right-wing accounts set in motion lots of hand-wringing about Twitter.
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That could set in motion a series of probes into any disclosures from the documents.
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So that storyline was already set in motion by the time the Barb stuff came out.
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"The massive movement Greta has set in motion is a very important peace contribution," he added.
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That due date set in motion all kinds of activity for our family and my business.
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LaFleur says it's likely that previous generations didn't understand what they had helped set in motion.
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His intermittent journey, set in motion by civil war, included stops in Toronto, Florida and Missouri.
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That set in motion a coordinated attempt by faceless adversaries to destroy me personally and professionally.
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That set in motion Shkreli being booted as CEO from Retrophin, according to the former chairman.
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Similarly, a Trump win would set in motion shifts that market analysts can only guess at.
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Republican and Democratic senators invoked a human-rights law to set in motion a U.S. investigation.
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Feedback loops would be set in motion that would transform the earth into an irradiated planet.
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And he has set in motion a tough new antiterrorism law, widely criticized by civil libertarians.
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Everywhere puzzles are set in motion for us to contemplate and parse, making our own meaning.
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Midweek is when the wheels come off whatever plans for cooking you set in motion today.
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Al-Shalan said that Khashoggi's killers had set in motion plans for the operation on Sept.
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This set in motion a seven-year effort to devise a means of stabilizing the arch.
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But tragic events set in motion an evil that's beyond what they ever could have imagined.
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A regulatory change set in motion by GINA, this decision is still viewed by many as troublesome.
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Once Grigson read this, he set in motion a torturous Rube Goldberg machine that consumed our souls.
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The Argentine debt saga set in motion a series of changes to contracts governing sovereign bond issues.
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That argument seems almost custom-designed to undermine the coal leasing reforms Obama has set in motion.
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"I think what it will do is set in motion splits within the U.K. itself," Haass said.
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In doing so, it set in motion international coordination of tracking, research and response to the outbreak.
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The troubles were set in motion by political conflict within the local ANC, says Ms de Haas.
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A video blows up demonstrating a hilarious outcome all set in motion by seemingly inconsequential design decisions?
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Africa needs hundreds more - male and female - to truly set in motion a STEM and research revolution.
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In some ways, the Trump presidency is the logical conclusion of forces set in motion by McConnell.
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I imagine the devil did not fully appreciate what he set in motion when designing the centipede.
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Now, it looks clear that plans to create its own original content have been set in motion.
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It was simply the natural next step of what Ailes had set in motion 20 years prior.
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To be fair, the dot-com era did set in motion the real promise of the internet.
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Supporters accuse European governments of failing to defend a process that they set in motion in 2013.
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Hoping to build on the momentum set in motion by the New Yorker's stunning defeat of Rep.
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This could potentially set in motion a process for recovering and identifying the remains of the crew.
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Unraveling financial markets would then darken the economic outlook and set in motion an ominous political process.
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"Your mindset can set in motion a whole chain of thoughts and behaviors," Schmidt and Rosenberg write.
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The Trump administration agreed with the determination by the British government that set in motion the sanctions.
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With the swoop of his pen, Trump set in motion the deconstruction of Obama-era environmental protections.
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Emily: Yes, Roman's plan to destroy Vaulter is the one that Logan chooses to set in motion.
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The eventual downfall of his administration may have been set in motion by Hurricane Maria in 2017.
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In addition, automakers have paid a price for the trade battle that Mr. Trump set in motion.
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Or is it going to be forever changed, given the set of events he set in motion?
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This exercise is vital because this impeachment process was not set in motion by the Democratic Party.
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The delivery of the impeachment articles will set in motion several weeks of uncertainty for the Senate.
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The announcement later this week will set in motion the process of overturning the Obama-era plan.
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And as we have done so, we unwittingly set in motion forces that have kept it going.
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Chuck Schumer , the Senate Minority Leader, immediately endorsed Franken's request, and the process was set in motion.
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We can ill-afford to set in motion a vicious cycle again, especially in today's globalized marketplace.
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Almost seven years ago, Comcast set in motion its ultimately successful $30 billion takeover of NBC Universal.
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Elsewhere, the state government set in motion a broader plan to evacuate more than 1 million people.
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Before leaving office, the Obama administration set in motion plans to implement the rule in July 2017.
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This serves as something of a catalyst for the events already set in motion by the grandmother's death.
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Still, American journalists did not at first fathom the machinery of genocide set in motion by Hitler's executioners.
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He set in motion a split in Christianity that would forever change not just Germany, but the world.
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So let's assume Hiram's visit set in motion some devilish grand scheme, and that painting is probably involved.
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A criminal complaint reveals that the case against Kent was set in motion more than two years ago.
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This latest story is set in motion when a local magazine wants to feature Mama's home baking business.
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That set in motion new elections within 90 days, but the government is challenging the move in court.
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Beijing was strongly opposed to that deployment, set in motion by Moon's predecessor, impeached President Park Geun-hye.
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Thus is set in motion a sprawling story that finds its way to Hungary, Serbia, London and more.
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But an equal number were apprehensive, even alarmed, at the plunge toward independence the referendum set in motion.
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As a result, repealing the Act would set in motion a chain reaction of politically damaging tax hikes.
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The House inquiry is just one of many investigations set in motion by the two 737 Max crashes.
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To a significant extent, those difficulties are the product of policies and expectations leftist leaders set in motion.
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Some experts said the forces Mr. Trump had set in motion with Beijing would be hard to restrain.
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The SEC's lawsuit, filed in Manhattan federal court, caps a tumultuous two months set in motion on Aug.
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The move halts a process set in motion by Mr. Musk in a Twitter post on Aug. 0003.
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The Koch conservative machine has already been set in motion to thrive well beyond David and Charles' lifetimes.
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But the eventual downfall of his administration may have been set in motion by Hurricane Maria in 2017.
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With that conversation, Mr. Benioff set in motion a transformation of the relationship between philanthropist and public education.
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On the stand this week, he lamented the chain of events that his tweets had set in motion.
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The first of these, U.S.C. Hybrid High, was set in motion by the U.S.C. Rossier School of Education.
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The movement made waves in Silicon Valley and set in motion a sea change in the tech industry.
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Indeed, that very chaos set in motion a horrible war, and 10 years of suffering for everyone involved.
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He set in motion, symbolically at that moment, an American narrative that was always going to be that.
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Several different schemes have been set in motion to nominate someone else, anyone else, as the Republican presidential nominee.
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If you'll remember, this was the same letter that set in motion the demise of the entire Stark family.
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It is intended to set in motion a pluralist process to resolve our disputes and move the country forward.
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But it nonetheless set in motion calls for a reckoning that led to the establishment of the special court.
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Events were first set in motion a few weeks ago when a mysterious alien rune appeared on the island.
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You have your own absurd pass that had no business being caught that set in motion a ridiculous win.
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On top of that, we now have a trade policy that has set in motion an import substitution process.
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Their product: Certain predictions about what we will do next, often set in motion using techniques of behavior modification.
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When Zeke told Jay the scheme to vote off Figgy, it set in motion a chain of Survivor telephone.
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The exchanges also set in motion a process that put Salisbury at the centre of an escalating diplomatic row.
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What if you've been one of the beneficiaries of the economic recovery set in motion by the Obama administration?
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And long after he left serious research behind, the research plan he set in motion is finally paying off.
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Those events will set in motion the Wall Street debut of one of Silicon Valley's most closely watched companies.
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And no doubt, what Sanders has set in motion is not going to curdle in Vermont after the convention.
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Pat McCrory of North Carolina, though, says a Charlotte ordinance set in motion the law he signed last month.
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That call would set in motion his recovery at MHS, who is now offering a $40,000 reward for information.
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David received a second conviction years later for ABH [actual bodily harm], and this set in motion deportation proceedings.
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The power of social identity suggests that such a dynamic could be difficult to stop once set in motion.
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It is minute by minute judgments and even the right judgments can set in motion the wrong unintended consequences.
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But the big regulatory rollbacks he set in motion at the Environmental Protection Agency are still very much alive.
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But it was in Loeb's second term that he set in motion events that still stain the city's psyche.
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The shift to a Republican-controlled House in 2010 set in motion a perpetual standoff between Obama and Congress.
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Perhaps some desire to right Earth's path to destruction that was set in motion by Doctor Manhattan's very existence?
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She reminds us we are all yearning creatures, subject to forces set in motion long before we were born.
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Either way, it set in motion a chain of events that, while seemingly implausible only weeks earlier, changed history.
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Ms. Bachelet also set in motion a process to reform the Pinochet-era Constitution and the private pension system.
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So when midday rolled around and her plan was ready to be set in motion, I was flying high.
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President Donald Trump on Thursday set in motion his highly controversial plan to make American steel and aluminum great again.
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A complaint by the DA to a British PR industry association set in motion Bell Pottinger's swift implosion in September.
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That single rose set in motion a series of events that suddenly made race a thing in the Bachelor universe.
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For one thing there's the whole exploding problem that has set in motion a scramble to better regulate the market.
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The coming purge was set in motion in 2015, when Assam's government announced a "National Register of Citizens," or NRC.
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Griffin's actions, which drew direct rebukes from Trump and First Lady Melania Trump, has set in motion a formal investigation.
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Markets sold off sharply Friday after poor German data set in motion a consensus that a global slowdown was imminent.
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The drugs were strong and I got a habit and a pattern was set in motion: clinic, hotel, clinic, hotel.
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Comey has, in other words, set in motion the same chain of events that guided him during the Clinton investigation.
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Facebook and YouTube said they would block attempts to name the whistle-blower who set in motion the impeachment inquiry.
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The president himself set in motion the events that led to Mueller's appointment when he abruptly fired Comey last May.
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They discussed plans, already set in motion in London, for Hannah to write the first official Agatha Christie continuation novel.
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The measures have reignited a national debate over abortion rights and have set in motion a number of legal challenges.
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Rebirth set in motion several fascinating, thoughtful stories about well-established characters like Wonder Woman, and introduced fresh, new heroes.
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The wheels were first set in motion last summer when Sandoval created something called the Southern Nevada Tourism Infrastructure Committee.
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If they succeed, they will set in motion an extraordinary dismantling of a major social program in the United States.
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As a Republican stratagem, it has set in motion a self-reinforcing cycle of restrictions, electoral success, and more restrictions.
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A medical examiner testified that the pressure on Mr. Garner's neck and chest set in motion a fatal asthma attack.
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So you're saying that you think that was an irresponsible journalism decision that sort of set in motion this frenzy?
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That set in motion a military intervention in Syria that ended just weeks ago with the collapse of ISIS' rule.
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If the North responds positively, it will set in motion the first official dialogue between the Koreas in two years.
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The president's evolution toward a more conventional approach was dictated by events he helped set in motion, Mr. Cha said.
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But growth has also been unusually steady, set in motion by Mr. Obama's extraordinary economic interventions early in his presidency.
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He had to ignore Trump's suggestion that American officials set in motion the assassination of Syria's president, Bashar al-Assad.
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How the tragic death of one son at the hands of the police set in motion the death of another.
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Mr. McConnell's maneuver will set in motion a series of critical votes expected to take place on Thursday and Friday.
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Meanwhile, he continues to navigate the questions about whether President Donald Trump's decisions had set in motion the week's events.
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But an engine has been set in motion which has been waiting for fuel for decades – one could say, centuries.
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That would set in motion a process that could lead to sanctions such as a suspension of Hungary's voting rights.
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Their threat to old ways of creating entertainment helped set in motion the recent mega-mergers in media and entertainment.
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For Benet, the shift from distributed systems to more centralized approaches set in motion changes that few could have predicted.
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The automakers conceded in their letter that they were seeking to solve a crisis that they helped set in motion.
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The investigation was set in motion by an interaction Mr. Marines had with a woman and her parents in June.
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The family is hounded by their own doubles because of long-forgotten events they did not personally set in motion.
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Scientists say that ironically the heavy rains set in motion growth, which became kindling for the wildfires of this latest heatwave.
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The rebel evacuations were set in motion last week after Syria's opposition agreed to surrender its last footholds in eastern Aleppo.
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But Davis's media tour set in motion his outing as a confirming source for other outlets following the Trump Tower story.
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It's also arguably his fourth technique—kinetic sculptures created using ultraviolet and phosphorescent materials, set in motion under a strobe light.
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Mineral was the embodiment of what bands like Embrace and Rites of Spring set in motion more than a decade earlier.
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In addition, studies show that climate change can set in motion a series of unprecedented events, similar to a domino effect.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell had set in motion the process to quickly confirm Kavanaugh after the hearing, but retiring Sen.
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A plan to revitalize the river was set in motion in the early 2000s and opened to the public in 2011.
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In the late 1970s, a spike in gas prices set in motion a stronger emphasis on aerodynamic design for American cars.
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Next comes a new diet, and so the yo-yo effect—cycles of weight gain and loss—is set in motion.
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He wasn't opposed to privatization in principle, but he had little faith in the process that had been set in motion.
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Stocks were also hit by rising tension between North Korea and the United States as it set in motion risk-aversion.
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Chaffetz's departure will eventually set in motion a race to succeed him atop the Oversight Committee in the next year. Rep.
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Whitfield's early departure will set in motion a special election for his successor to finish the remaining months of his term.
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Comey's own firing last May by Trump set in motion the appointment of special counsel Robert Mueller by the Justice Department.
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Mine was a literal inspiration which set in motion a long career in eldercare that I'm proud of to this day.
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"Politicians who 'explore' or 'consider' presidential campaigns set in motion a machine that can be hard to stop," the editorial writes.
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It could be interesting, if Hollinghurst would only press the advantage of the remarkable story that he has set in motion.
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Her arrest was set in motion in August, when a US federal judge signed off on a warrant for her arrest.
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Unsworth dismissed the gesture as a "PR stunt," which set in motion the dispute between the diver and the Tesla executive.
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A federal judge set in motion the schedule for DC and Maryland attorneys general to begin collecting evidence in the case.
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Yes, but: Many of the scientific accomplishments touted in the report were set in motion long before the Trump administration began.
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Theranos' downfall was set in motion by a series of stories in the Journal that undercut the company's high-flying claims.
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He could appoint a chancellor to lead a minority government or, failing that, set in motion the process for new elections.
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Mr. Weinstein, whose alleged sexual misconduct set in motion the global #MeToo movement, and his first lawyer parted ways in January.
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But the 20173 VMAs also set in motion a pop culture narrative so compelling that we're still dealing with its fallout.
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That set in motion a furious effort to win congressional approval and position the Interior Department to carry a plan forward.
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An earlier version of this article misspelled the surname of the British bookseller who set in motion a strike against AbeBooks.
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When the strike began, Stop & Shops across the three states set in motion a contingency plan to keep the stores open.
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The move, set in motion by the usually sharp strategist Mitch McConnell, ensures the issue will be central in the campaigning.
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Google's decision was set in motion by a Chinese hack into its services that was meant to uncover dissidents and spies.
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Ms. Anderson's stay in Manhattan had set in motion a simmering drama across the Hudson River that would lead to violence.
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The belief among some that Abe has already set in motion an irreversible economic recovery is behind some of this optimism.
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The economic growth Trump likes to brag about was set in motion by an Obama who faced down an economic collapse.
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The spectacular results people want may take time, but the process Mr Ramaphosa has set in motion "is irrevocable", he says.
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To his surprise, he set in motion the events that led to the Watergate scandal — and ultimately to his own resignation.
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Her action set in motion a cascade of allegations from women, who reported unwanted groping and demands for sex by him.
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Russians used this method to hack into the Democratic National Committee (DNC) emails and set in motion their 2016 influence campaign.
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Equally alarming is the chance that Mr. Trump will set in motion events that neither he nor anyone else can control.
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Remember that the "discovery phase" in the Paula Jones case was ultimately what set in motion President Bill Clinton's impeachment proceedings.
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"Ladies and gentlemen, the storm in which we find ourselves today was set in motion by President Trump," Mr. Nadler said.
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The fact that Poland stands to suffer disproportionately in a trade war need not stop what would be set in motion.
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Google's decision was set in motion by a Chinese hack into its services that was meant to uncover dissidents and spies.
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Investors hope Genish, who once described running GVT like "a military operation", will set in motion a similar overhaul at TIM.
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You set in motion a chain of events and you try to follow them to their conclusion, wherever they take you.
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He may fail in this election, but the leftward shift he set in motion within Labour could very well outlast him.
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Black women also set in motion the current climate in which powerful men are being publicly held accountable for sexual misconduct.
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The collapse of the Soviet economy set in motion the decline of Vorkuta: unemployment spiked, crime increased and living standards sank.
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Before his death in 2015, from complications related to cancer, he set in motion changes that have helped the company since.
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I argued that the enactment of the Civil Rights Act of 2127 set in motion a realignment of the two parties.
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Trump had long promised to unwind DACA -- and in September, he set in motion a plan to end it by 2018.
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That remains a defensible decision, economically and politically, but it set in motion two dynamics that are now threatening the program.
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What was different with the boom that Buffy helped set in motion was an increase in critical respectability of teen-centric stories.
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President Donald Trump set in motion a vast rollback of energy, climate and environmental regulations during his first two years in office.
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Goulding, who dated Harris in 2013, is said to have set in motion the year-long romance between Swift and her ex.
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"Time is running out, frankly, and I think we have to move legislatively to set in motion a framework of disclosure," Sen.
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On the morning of July 1, 2017, the widely anticipated issuance of a new currency called the tez was set in motion.
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While Trump sucks up a lot of attention and blame, a lot of this change was set in motion before he arrived.
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In Britain, a 60-day timetable is set in motion once the second of the two bidders has published its offer document.
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The wheels were set in motion for an early poll when the Senate passed voting reforms on Friday after a marathon session.
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"The Leftovers" always faced a structural hurdle, inasmuch as the series was set in motion by an event it couldn't really explain.
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And political analysts said the narrative set in motion during an administration's earliest days can shape the rest of a president's term.
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Hours after the recount was formally set in motion, Gillum surprised supporters by withdrawing the concession he offered DeSantis on election night.
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It was also a classic Trump mistake: an unforced error that set in motion a new, more dangerous phase of the investigation.
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That, in turn, set in motion a recovery effort in the park, directed by Ms. Stock, that has already deployed more cameras.
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The moderation in house prices was set in motion by last year's slackening in demand, which was triggered by higher mortgage rates.
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When I got to the airport, I immediately contacted my airline and a process to deliver my bags was set in motion.
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Feature A 1980 defeat set in motion a process of endless revision, by herself and her opponents, that has defined her career.
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The protesters were objecting to a law that mandated Afrikaans-language education, but they set in motion a global movement against apartheid.
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The plot is set in motion when Gordon Dunn (Donovan), the inventor of a machine that can record memories, is found dead.
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In El Paso, the sudden release of about 2800 migrants on Tuesday set in motion a flurry to try to accommodate them.
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Then on Saturday, Mr. Rajoy set in motion what Ernesto Ekaizer, a Madrid-based journalist, described as "a bulldozer" to quash secessionism.
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This policy, named "Operation Owl," was set in motion by then-Prime Minister David Cameron as part of a cost-saving effort.
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In so doing, he broke with the wider Arab world and inadvertently set in motion the possibility of a narrower bilateral peace.
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But misidentification of words can, according to Amazon, set in motion a chain of events that are troubling from a privacy perspective.
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By firing James Comey as F.B.I. director, President Trump set in motion the appointment Wednesday evening of Robert Mueller as special counsel.
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This week marks the 10th anniversary of the collapse of Lehman Brothers, an event that set in motion the global financial crisis.
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That set in motion a series of meetings that led the United States and North Korea to close in on an agreement.
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" The decades of alleged abuse by Weinstein set in motion an ongoing anti-harassment movement that's been punctuated by campaigns including "#metoo.
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Miller, known as Sick Boy in the first film), and the plot is set in motion when the terrifyingly violent Begbie (Mr.
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Inspired by this week's anniversary of 28500/6900, we're eager for some smart guesses about events set in motion 2628 years ago.
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While Congress is taking incremental steps for the time being, the processes these bills set in motion could have long-term impacts.
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The news set in motion a series of ever more breathless reports of bankers being hired and a bidding process being started.
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Waymo's lawsuit, filed last month, set in motion what could be a long and acrimonious trade-secrets battle between the two tech rivals.
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Yet the yuan's drop has set in motion scarier prospects: more geopolitical and business ruptures and threats between the world's two biggest economies.
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Congress has already set in motion the repeal of Obamacare, but it will be up to President Trump to lead the replacement process.
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But it could be quite some time before a new version of that deal is formally set in motion, according to trade experts.
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There's only one problem… RHS' Heathers musical Is Set In Motion Choni's problems are too complicated for a few good orgasms to fix.
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I was taking a lot of ideas that had been set in motion and boiling them down into something that was practically achievable.
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As any student of democracy knows, attempts to repress freedoms can set in motion a slippery slope that puts democracies at serious risk.
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The expected vote is a key step in a process that was set in motion in April and could stretch on for months.
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The move to oust him was set in motion by Ratan Tata, the group's 79-year old patriarch (and Mr Mistry's interim successor).
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While actions are only set in motion once you give John a command, the combat isn't technically turn-based, unlike many strategy games.
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It would be tragic if South Africa set in motion a domino effect that prompted ever more African countries to leave the court.
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"He set in motion a plan to deal with what he felt was a life-saving mission," Mauzy said of the elder Kornfeld.
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By announcing his government's support for a Jewish homeland, Balfour set in motion a slow process leading to the birth of modern Israel.
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As the movement toward trademarking became popularized in the the US, UK, and Germany, graphic design as a field was set in motion.
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Collins failed to note, however, that the sunset of the space shuttle program was set in motion by former President George W. Bush.
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For context, scientists believe the apocalyptic asteroid that set in motion the death of the dinosaurs struck Earth about 66 million years ago.
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In the future I'd like to expound upon these ideas I've set in motion, but there are definitely sounds I want to explore.
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"It is my concern that a sequence of events has been set in motion with unknowable consequences for Libya, and NOC," he said.
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"With today's announcements we have set in motion the next round of actions necessary to unleash the full potential of the Bombardier portfolio."
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Comey's firing set in motion the appointment of special counsel Robert Mueller, who is investigating possible collusion by Trump's presidential campaign with Russians.
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What already seems likely is that at least some blame could lie with those who set in motion a bewildering series of actions.
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The development of self-driving cars and fast-changing technology have set in motion a flurry of alliances between internet giants and automakers.
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While transforming a company's cybersecurity practices can take months or years, here are some actions that can be set in motion right away.
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" Mr. Senn, he said, had "set in motion a transformation that will make our company more customer-centric, more efficient and more successful.
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All of these changes could be set in motion by a simple change in the formula for how we set fuel economy standards.
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The river looked like a wide section of field that had somehow broken free, that had, for unknown reasons, been set in motion.
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The reflective films revel in upheaval: they deconstruct the tropes and trajectories paid tribute to and set in motion by their cheerier counterparts.
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However, if the ITC makes an affirmative determination and the duties stay in place, that could set in motion a series of actions.
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" The removal of Maria Yovanovitch as US ambassador to Ukraine was a "result of the campaign that Mr. Giuliani had set in motion.
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The bursting of the internet bubble in March 2000 set in motion forces that would alter the culture and priorities of Silicon Valley.
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Some in Memphis had demanded for decades that its Confederate symbols be removed, but the Charleston killings set in motion the current push.
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Chris Christie when a plot was set in motion to incapacitate traffic on the George Washington Bridge as a means of political revenge.
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It was set in motion by civil servants — whistle-blowers from the intelligence community, now supported by National Security Council staffers and diplomats.
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But for me, it's these two deaths that are connected and it's how the first death helped set in motion the second death.
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But the brutal civil war set in motion cycles of violence and impunity that have unleashed waves of migration to the United States.
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The immigration debate was set in motion in September, when Trump rescinded DACA, a program that former President Obama had established in 2012.
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Thunberg&aposs activism has set in motion what has been deemed the "Greta Effect," inspiring travelers to book more eco-friendly travel options.
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And so he set in motion an international operation that would have made the creative screenwriters of The Great Escape feel wholly inadequate.
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But it also may have set in motion forces of popular discontent in Iran that will further delegitimize the regime — a good thing.
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Adoption of the budget will now set in motion Republicans' plans to release their long-awaited tax-reform bill in the coming days.
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It lacked the minimum democratic processes and aimed to legitimize a coup d'état that the Catalan government had set in motion weeks before.
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After all, the gradual, recurring bond reductions were set in motion years ago, and should have been incorporated into prices in financial markets.
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This is the personal computer that Bill Gates and Paul Allen wrote an OS for, and set in motion the personal computing revolution.
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Such a vertical transport of energy can rapidly warm the stratosphere, and set in motion a chain reaction that disrupts the stratospheric polar vortex.
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What they fail to do is get at the root — the cause — of poverty, and so do not set in motion sustained economic prosperity.
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The Climate that set in motion the ideas behind the game, a book which married the twin themes of climate change and labor rights.
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So it wouldn't be completely out of left field if the outbreak was ultimately set in motion by bioterrorists or even rival drug manufacturers.
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The process that leads to Brexit has now been set in motion and the government insists that this is the point of no return.
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Charles Schwab's $26 billion deal for TD Ameritrade is an aggressive play for size that was set in motion before brokers started slashing commissions
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With the support of the opposition Socialists and of Ciudadanos, a centre-right party, he set in motion Article 155 of Spain's democratic constitution.
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While the plan is being set in motion, Peus calls Olivia to tell her that she has something that belongs to him: President Mellie.
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A few years later, in 2015, Banks would meet Boyd Clarke in China, and that would set in motion his eventual relocation to Thailand.
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Republican allies of Mr. Trump's have already set in motion a counteroffensive, creating a "Lyin' Comey" website aimed at discrediting the former F.B.I. chief.
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With ground rules that allow the politician to speak without being bullied or drowned out, we could set in motion a contagion of respect.
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Read More: The Third Bitcoin Fork Has Been Cancelled "We are carrying out the fork regardless as everything is set in motion," BitPico wrote.
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It's been 60 years since the FDA set in motion the rise of oral contraception, by approving a hormone that prevented pregnancy in 1956.
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That would set in motion a complicated process that would subject the merger proposal to various forms of scrutiny in the U.S. and Europe.
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Today, conservatives have largely abandoned environmental causes in a fog of climate change denial set in motion long ago by the fossil fuel industry.
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And the bottom-up version — the regional and domestic instability set in motion by abrupt American policy changes — would be much harder to handle.
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Fowler's post stirred outrage at Uber, and set in motion a sequence of events that eventually forced out the company's chief executive, Travis Kalanick.
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That meeting is likely to set in motion plans for the congress, which will meet in late 202022 to endorse a new top lineup.
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Johnson Sr.'s fate is set in motion, he recounts, by the arrival of a television in Unityville, their tiny hometown in central Pennsylvania.
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There, Lech Walesa and the Solidarity movement overturned Communist rule and set in motion the changes that would produce a united and democratic Europe.
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Instead, a vast corruption scandal that has tarred countless national figures, combined with a devastating recession, set in motion a period of political instability.
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Messing with the subtle dynamics that Johnson set in motion puts pressure on the cooking and the dining room staff to animate the room.
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In 2011 the group set in motion a strategic plan to create yearly budget surpluses so as to eventually lease and refurbish a space.
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Ukraine's president said Thursday there was no blackmail during the July phone call with Trump that's since set in motion the House Democratic inquiry.
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A PowerPoint presentation the leader provided to his caucus back in October that set in motion the party's eventual embrace of the Clinton model.
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No random twists of fate, no plots set in motion by jealous rivals keep the lovers apart; even the disapproving parents have been sidelined.
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A convincing "yes" vote would not lead to immediate independence, but it would set in motion moves toward statehood and toward negotiations with Baghdad.
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Can a university, for example, show how many local or U.S. private sector jobs were created through research that the funding set in motion?
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The role of religion in our national political divisions has evolved, but much of today's difficulty stems from developments set in motion decades before.
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Police say that Leon was lured into a violent and convoluted revenge plot set in motion by a 28-year-old named Evan Ebel.
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These two mild-tasting ingredients were set in motion by the force of a third, a dark and focused coffee-and-chicory cream sauce.
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It's quite possible that when Bergevin traded Subban, he set in motion a course of events that could also cost the team its goaltender.
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Pressing the brake on the trends set in motion by the feminist revolution would leave women more free to follow a diversity of paths.
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But for most of Foster's science-oriented ideas, it will take a Democratic swing in the November midterms before things can be set in motion.
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But there's a chance it will set in motion a chain of events that lead to an unwanted outcome for Bushmaster and other gun manufacturers.
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After all, it was the decision by the BOJ not to take action last month that set in motion that last round of dollar weakening.
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The goat's death was set in motion when it ventured to the south end of the Seward Harbor breakwater dike on Saturday, according to Peters.
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It was set in motion by an affecting documentary, "I am Jane Doe", which chronicles the legal battles waged by sex-trafficking victims against Backpage.com.
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If Ford has his way, the project that da Vinci set in motion centuries ago is now on a course to destroy all of humankind.
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The calls also set in motion some of Trump's potentially obstructive acts, including his request of then-FBI Director James Comey to let Flynn go.
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Cutting emissions is a necessary step to mitigate further ice melting, but the melting is already set in motion and won't stop on it's own.
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The actualization of Ethereum is nowhere near complete; however, the technology has already managed to set in motion decentralized solutions that were once deemed impossible.
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It set in motion the normalisation of relations with East Germany and other Warsaw Pact nations, as well as easing tensions with the Soviet Union.
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It's as if we're standing on a beach, knowing that multiple simultaneous tsunamis have been set in motion on the opposite side of this ocean.
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On Friday, Facebook News removed posts from Breitbart that claimed to identify the whistle-blower who set in motion an impeachment inquiry into President Trump.
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While Bush won the count and court case, the battle would set in motion a nearly four-year effort to upgrade the U.S. voting system.
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That set in motion a situation rarely seen in sports, in which Johnson's actual score was not known even as the competition was winding down.
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DO YOU THINK THE PROXY CONTEST ITSELF INFLUENCED THOSE NEW STRATEGIES MOVING FORWARD OR WAS THAT SOMETHING THAT WAS ALREADY SET IN MOTION AS WELL?
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The death of the beloved King Bhumibol Adulyadej on Thursday has set in motion a succession that many Thais say they wish they could avoid.
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Half a century has passed since the Cultural Revolution was set in motion, and the "young militants" of that time are entering their twilight years.
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As eclectic as Haeckel's lithographs, De Giuli's microscopic entities are set in motion, fanning out into meshes before resting and finally disappearing into black voids.
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Not having read any of the books she was taking, Day made her exchanges based on thoughts the titles or authors' names set in motion.
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Ms. DeVos suspended a rule change set in motion by the Obama administration that would have granted quicker relief to large batches of defrauded borrowers.
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The attention is lavished on his foils and tormentors, who are cut from gaudy, worn-out cardboard and set in motion like furious windup toys.
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Yes, some of the movies being celebrated now were first dreamed up or set in motion even before he announced his candidacy in June 2015.
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When the Berlin Wall fell in 1989 and set in motion the collapse of the Soviet Union, Fidel Castro's Cuba lost its great economic benefactor.
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The election is poised to cement a power grab he set in motion with constitutional changes that were narrowly approved last year in a referendum.
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The plot is set in motion when a rich parent in a Boston suburb makes a potentially life changing offer to a struggling young schoolteacher.
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Rather, the story is set in motion by Kevin O'Neill (Rick Holmes), a private-equity manager and arrogant buttinsky who takes an interest in Cara.
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Mr. Macron has set in motion a reform that, if it passes, would effectively keep the thick red book locked in its room, gathering dust.
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By declaring a global emergency, WHO would set in motion coordination efforts among various countries and encourage UN member states to institute strict surveillance measures.
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Likewise, by renewing America's commitment in Afghanistan and overhauling the U.S. nuclear arsenal, Trump is following through on plans that his predecessors set in motion.
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" Hill also said that her understanding was that Yovanovitch's removal was because of the result "of the campaign that Mr. Giuliani had set in motion.
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This decade set in motion some of the biggest changes of the next, and for better or for worse, TV will never be the same.
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That set in motion a legal drama that foreshadows future battles over how speech and privacy on the internet should be regulated, and by whom.
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The deal made Holmgren the highest-paid coach in the NFL in 247 and set in motion a new pay scale for top head coaches.
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Charles Schwab&aposs proposed TD Ameritrade acquisition, announced just before Thanksgiving but set in motion months ago, is the largest US securities-brokerage deal ever.
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And the attention focused on the Amazon now is an opportunity to set in motion a long-term Brazilian strategy to keep the Amazon healthy.
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Ms. Fowler's post stirred outrage at Uber, and set in motion a sequence of events that eventually forced out the company's chief executive, Travis Kalanick.
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After the disaster the government set in motion a complex procedure to revoke ASPI's motorway concession, which accounts for around one third of Atlantia's core profits.
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It's called the "Famine Action Mechanism," because its forecasts are tied to donation and intervention plans that are set in motion when algorithms sound the alarm.
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The idea to produce commemorative Brexit coins was initially set in motion early this year by Philip Hammond, the chancellor of the Exchequer at the time.
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When we check in on these characters' lives, it's clear that whatever forces have pushed their worlds to the brink were long ago set in motion.
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If they should find themselves in such a scenario, Democrats will wish they had not set in motion the events that led to the filibuster's demise.
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It was Munn who first alerted the studio that she had shared a scene with this man and set in motion his removal from the film.
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This "seed" will set in motion a Rube Goldberg machine of calculation that will create characters, relationships, jealousies, betrayals, and maybe even a murder or two.
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But she worries that stopping what she had set in motion "would require an amount of tact and gentleness that she felt was impossible to summon".
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Russian news outlet RosBiznesKonsalting reported the tests were set in motion by a proposed law called the Digital Economy National Program, which parliament introduced last December.
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It's as if Sundance was trying to tell me, on day one, not to worry about whatever horrors would be set in motion on day two.
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Mr Osborne set in motion a plan for Crossrail 2, an underground railway that will traverse London, and confirmed rail and road upgrades in northern England.
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It broke up local voice and cable monopolies and allowed competition across traditional industry boundaries, which set in motion the race to build the broadband Internet.
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That set in motion a flurry of back-room meetings aimed — until now — at rescuing Mr. Faymann at least through the runoff, and possibly the summer.
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But that email set in motion a chain of events, resulting in the nation's sole pancreas transplant of a child this young in nearly 23 years.
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"We outline a 'no-regrets to-do list' of ocean-based climate actions that could be set in motion today," the authors of the study wrote.
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Separate surveys on Thursday showed Brexit uncertainty hitting construction investment, while barely one in ten firms had set in motion their plans to deal with leaving.
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Yet, these setbacks aside, Trump's outreach to Pyongyang may set in motion a seismic shift in Northeast Asia's geopolitical order that could work to Washington's advantage.
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This year, Europe and Japan set in motion a mammoth trade deal that generates fresh opportunities for their companies, while leaving American players at a disadvantage.
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With the reunification of Germany, he helped redraw the map of Europe, and he set in motion a drastic reduction in the world's largest nuclear arsenals.
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The state still has no confirmed cases of coronavirus, but it has set in motion preparations and funding to deal with an expected influx of cases.
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The shooting of the first son helped set in motion a downward spiral that would unfold over years and lead to the death of his brother.
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The Kurdish Parliament was paralyzed for two years until it met two weeks ago to rubber-stamp the referendum Mr. Barzani had already set in motion.
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Thursday's explosions was set in motion after Hurricane Harvey's floodwaters knocked out power and backup generators, disabling the refrigeration needed to keep the organic peroxides stable.
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The '80s-era coverlet set in motion an idea Jamieson had been mulling over for some time: sewing a single spray of flowers onto T-shirts.
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A younger Veidt confirms that he set in motion the events of the day, which marks the inauguration of President Robert Redford (yes, that Robert Redford).
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What Mr. Wills set in motion when he raised the alarm that led to the arrest of the Watergate burglars had huge consequences for our nation.
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Policymakers in Washington should remember this exchange and what it set in motion as they try to reach a 28503 spending agreement with the White House.
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The future will also be determined by whatever devious plots Trump may set in motion with his chief enabler, former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani.
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The study results, published in Neuron, show that it can be set in motion by both actual exposure to frightening experiences and imagined exposure, Schiller said.
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But even they acknowledge that the current numbers are a uniquely Trumpian achievement and not owed to policies already set in motion when he took office.
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Her marriage at the age of 15 to the son of a French baron set in motion a family scandal whose intricacies enthralled the novelist Stendhal.
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Those who conspire against Caesar set in motion a violent chain reaction that leads to their own deaths, and doesn't get the results they want anyhow.
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No official offer has been made to Hoffman as yet, due to fiduciary issues, and the many-step process has not been set in motion either.
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Together, they have set in motion a remarkable, egalitarian push for improved technology to manage diabetes care, rarely seen in the top-down world of medical devices.
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"Crip Camp": A documentary project about a summer camp for disabled teenagers that in the early '70s transformed lives and set in motion the disability rights movement.
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The wheels were set in motion after someone briefed Ryan's lawyers on the situation two weeks ago, prompting Ryan's staff to follow up with their own interviews.
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Her most recent goal which she didn't get to finalize, but has plans set in motion, was to create a safe haven for young adults battling addiction.
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"My concern about the statements made by President Trump is that you've set in motion enthusiasm by the enemy we're fighting," Graham said during a congressional hearing.
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And with the start of 2018 less 18 months away, that does not leave the firm much time to get all of its plans set in motion.
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The break-up, set in motion in 2016, split the group into a U.S. asset manager, British wealth manager, Old Mutual Ltd and a South African bank.
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But he had already set in motion a gold rush-like frenzy of European entrepreneurs who flung open print shops to cash in on his technological earthquake.
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For now, think long and hard about the decision you made on November 8 and what kind of ball has been set in motion as a result.
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The meeting would set in motion a sequence of events involving Blackstone, Refinitiv and the LSE that led to a deal expected as soon as this week.
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We're told the march was set in motion Thursday evening when gang leaders from Watts, Compton, L.A. and Inglewood all met up to discuss a cease-fire.
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Set in motion last year, the plan is designed to help Cemig, as the company is known, cut part of its 12.8 billion reais ($4 billion) debt.
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He said his victory had caused Ford to expand domestic auto plants, even though the expansions announced last week were set in motion long before the election.
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T – formerly darlings of Abe's reflation policies – have returned to levels when BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda set in motion a burst of massive stimulus in April 2013.
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Their data suggest it is this cellular response to CFS-triggering traumas, and not the way the response is set in motion, which should define the illness.
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It is a vote that could set in motion a series of events that could lead to the fall of the Prime Minister and her Conservative government.
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President Donald Trump's trade representative spent more than $900,000 furnishing two Washington buildings — but says it was just following a plan set in motion under President Obama.
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That operation ultimately helped Iraqi and American officials determine Mr. al-Baghdadi's location in northwestern Syria and set in motion the plan that led to his death.
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The reckoning that we as a society have finally set in motion, thanks to the power of the #MeToo movement and women's forceful testimonies, is long overdue.
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The September 3 announcement will set in motion a number of ceremonies, commencing with Nosai no Gi, a formal engagement ceremony in which the groom presents gifts.
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When ideologically driven soundbites dominate the political conversation about the ACA, room for both sides to improve upon the changes it has already set in motion diminish.
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At HuffPost, the layoffs were set in motion Thursday morning; the site itself reported that employees "began receiving calendar invitations to meet with human resources" that day.
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But what that means for the rest of the city and who is benefiting have set in motion a layered conversation about development, equity, race and class.
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While no concrete plans were set in motion, Sido continued, "we consider it a first visit, a first step, that could be the beginning of future relations".
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Further muddying the waters, Mr. Puigdemont and separatist lawmakers later signed a declaration of independence, a step set in motion by a highly disputed referendum on Oct.
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Mr. Carter's meeting with Mr. Kim, who died three weeks later, set in motion the resumption of talks that led to what was called the Agreed Framework.
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Trump's decision to set in motion a possible end to largely free trade in North America comes amid some skepticism from Democrats about the new trade deal.
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Of course there are other possibilities for Brexit, which was set in motion in 2016, when 52 percent of the British electorate voted to leave the union.
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In "Frozen," Anna's plot to find her sister Elsa is set in motion by her overdetermined, chocolate-fueled boy-craziness and depends on men to be executed.
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The N.R.C. may well have set in motion a process that has uncanny parallels with what took place in Myanmar, which also shares a border with Bangladesh.
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President John F. Kennedy's iconic 1962 speech, directing the United States to put boots on the moon within the decade, set in motion a leap in innovation.
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Then the passage of civil rights legislation and Richard Nixon's Southern strategy set in motion the coalescence of each party around a consensus set of "correct" views.
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The Senate is close to approving a budget resolution that would set in motion the process of drawing up and ultimately passing legislation to repeal the act.
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Agiesta: It doesn't seem to be driven specifically by that negativity, more by a shift in priorities that Gallup set in motion well before the 2016 election.
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The fracas was set in motion two weeks ago, when Mr. Johnson said he would suspend Parliament for five weeks at the height of the Brexit crisis.
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The bill seeks to set in motion a part of the 25th Amendment that empowers Congress to establish a body to assess the president's ability to govern.
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His key order outlined a process of review and investigation that had to be set in motion anytime reports of civilian casualties from drone strikes came in.
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However, after more than two years, the probe set in motion by then-Attorney General Jeff Sessions in November 2017 found "no tangible results," the Post said.
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Also on Sunday the Iraqi Parliament set in motion the process to expel American troops from Iraq, which has been a long-term goal of the Iranians.
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We discuss why the former F.B.I. director leaked the memo, and the sequence of events he intentionally set in motion to get that memo to The Times.
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The wheels of the next recession have been irreversibly set in motion by the Federal Reserve, according to David Rosenberg, the founder of Rosenberg Research and Associates.
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The deal, expected to close during the second half of 20073, was set in motion before the brokerages and their competitors axed online trading commissions in October.
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Of course, at trial Eichmann clearly showed himself to be an unrepentant anti-Semite, proud to have set in motion the most efficient means of killing Jews.
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The official said that if the president orders the Navy to stop the process the admiral's letters set in motion, the Navy leaders would follow the order.
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Concerns of those who opposed Brexit because they feared the political dynamics that the decision would set in motion were sometimes dismissed as unfounded slippery slope arguments.
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In January, the Obama administration completed bureaucratic work on a change that had been set in motion by President George W. Bush more than eight years earlier.
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The most important part of Mr. Trump's order set in motion a request to get a court to approve holding families together for longer than 20 days.
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Much of Obama's legacy cannot be reversed — with the stimulus bill alone, he set in motion changes in energy markets that have now achieved an unstoppable momentum.
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But Traub misses the extent to which, from an early moment, the New Deal set in motion changes on the ground that linked racial and economic concerns.
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What Bahmanzadeh didn't know at the time was that, following this meeting with Prout, an undercover police operation focused on the Dance Academy had been set in motion.
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"If they attempt this, I want to make it clear, we have already set in motion to turn our lawyers loose ... to challenge this power grab," Barber said.
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Certainly it was the event that changed everything and set in motion a discussion of protocol for school shootings — what Dylan's mother speaks of as "threat assessment" guidelines.
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Trump has an elastic view of winning, as seen by his trumpeting of companies announcing new U.S. jobs that were set in motion long before the president won.
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On May 27, 2015, Queen Elizabeth II set in motion the policies and proposed legislation set out by the new Conservative government, including the European Union Referendum Bill.
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Six months ago he set in motion the events which led to the current crisis when he weakened Netanyahu's ruling right-wing coalition by resigning as defence minister.
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The HFSF fund, which has stakes in all of Greece's four big banks, said it had set in motion procedures to evaluate the boards of the four lenders.
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The comment illustrates the turmoil that Trump's withdrawal from a 2015 agreement to limit Iran's nuclear program has set in motion for potential investors in the Iranian economy.
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Waymo's lawsuit set in motion what many in Silicon Valley's self-driving sector predict will be an acrimonious, high-profile trade secrets battle between the two tech rivals.
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Al Gore's documentary on climate change documentaries the irreversible effects already set in motion, as well as the major cities that will be submerged as the oceans rise.
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The Boston Marathon Bombing on April 15, 2013 killed three people, and set in motion events that would claim three more lives by the end of the week.
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And the mechanisms for that are being set in motion with these lower levels of activity to suggest the supply adjustments should progress," Gerdes told CNBC's "Squawk Box.
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Dublin has been planning to build a $43.8 million aquatic center for about 15 years, and construction was set in motion last year, city spokeswoman Lori Taylor said.
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In other words, your friendships as a teenager sort of "set in motion" your later social wellbeing and how you manage relationships as an adult, the study suggests.
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Cannes also was where the current method of fine-jewelry promotion — brands loan and gift pieces and even pay celebrities — was set in motion in the early '90s.
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How OptumCare fits into UnitedHealth GroupThe decision to build up the healthcare-delivery business at UnitedHealth was set in motion about a decade ago, starting with primary care.
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Obama also pushed for greater European defense spending, set in motion NATO troop increases in Eastern Europe after Russia's invasion of Ukraine, and objected to Nord Stream 2.
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Within months the plot was set in motion, but it was quickly foiled, all of the intended assassins captured and hanged; other suspects were arrested, imprisoned and tortured.
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The project was set in motion, and its code name was changed from Mockingjay to Katniss, a reference to Katniss Everdeen, the protagonist in the "Hunger Games" novels.
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The health law set in motion a range of programs aiming to change how healthcare is paid for, toward rewarding quality over simply the number of services provided.
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For the uninitiated, can you describe the process that's set in motion when an order is placed on the site, and the physical labor involved in completing it?
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The Environmental Protection Agency is about to set in motion a review of one of the most significant — and expensive — air-pollution regulations the agency has ever issued.
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But his proposal leaves out major changes that the city can make without state approval — changes that the new school chancellor, Richard Carranza, has already set in motion.
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When they first meet, she simply loses her wedding ring in a fountain — a silent acknowledgment that the wheels of their doomed relationship have been set in motion.
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She cited the gun controls Australia set in motion after a mass shooting in 21950: a mix of buybacks, registration and outright bans that severely reduced mass shootings.
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The sources said the meeting would discuss the concession-revoking procedure that was set in motion after the deadly collapse last year of a bridge operated by ASPI.
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General Gaïd Salah shocked the nation with his call last week for the Constitutional Council to set in motion a process to end Mr. Bouteflika's 20-year presidency.
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"Those are the physical actions that set in motion the change of events in Mr. Garner's body that led to his death," Dr. Jason Graham testified on Thursday.
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But the events leading to her arrest in Canada were set in motion years ago by a U.S. investigation into Chinese companies, according to court filings and interviews.
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But court filings in Canada and interviews with people familiar with the Huawei investigation show that the events leading to her arrest were set in motion years ago.
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As the police and prosecutors investigated the model's allegations, the movie mogul set in motion a team of top-shelf defense lawyers and publicists to undermine her credibility.
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Meanwhile, within an hour of Putin wrapping up his speech to the Duma, opposition groups set in motion plans for a protest against the "president-for-life" proposal.
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The health law set in motion a range of programs aiming at changing how healthcare is paid for, toward rewarding quality over simply the number of services provided.
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So, if it sticks to these positions, the administration could set in motion a strategic realignment, not just in the region, but in America's relationships with countries there.
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The company recently conducted a dry run of the certification test flight that would set in motion the process of bringing the plane back to service, he said.
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Under the process that the Trump administration plans to set in motion, the Office of the United States Trade Representative will start an investigation into China's trade practices.
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As in most past collections, his spring 2018 effort for Louis Vuitton was set in motion by the wanderlust that is either Mr. Jones's passion or his affliction.
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Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky said Thursday there was no blackmail involved during a telephone call with President Donald Trump that has since set in motion an impeachment inquiry.
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In March, Prime Minister Theresa May set in motion Britain's pending divorce from the European Union, starting talks with Europe to resolve future dealings across the English Channel.
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Under the process that the Trump administration plans to set in motion, the office of the United States Trade Representative will start an investigation into China's trade practice.
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At the same time, the lame-duck Obama administration set in motion a plan to use FBI surveillance data and a nonstop media offensive to destroy Trump's presidency.
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Among the gears of oversight the Democrats set in motion: The House Intelligence Committee reopened and significantly broadened the Russia-Trump campaign investigation that Republicans closed last year.
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The law firm's letter calls on Trump to fire Sessions, stop the raids, and ensure that medical boards OK such investigations before criminal procedures are set in motion.
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The acting defense secretary, Patrick M. Shanahan, told reporters over the weekend that he had set in motion a process to identify candidates, but had made no decisions.
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The killing of Ms. Vetrano, 30, was one of the highest-profile cases in the city in recent years, and it set in motion a huge police manhunt.
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However, as early as 1977, with the introduction of the Apple I, he set in motion one of the major tenets of Apple success: The concept of reinvention.
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As early as 1977, with the introduction of the Apple I, Steve Jobs set in motion one of the major tenets of Apple success: The concept of reinvention.
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U.S. President Donald Trump is expected on Wednesday to recognize Jerusalem as Israel's capital and set in motion the relocation of the U.S. embassy to the ancient city.
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It took seven seasons and nearly 20 years before the events of Thrones, but the chaos set in motion by Rhaegar and Lyanna's association will culminate in Season 8.
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If the bombs had not been used in the war, might the US and the USSR have avoided the nuclear arms race that the atomic bombings set in motion?
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This month -- this month alone, President Trump has hit China with tariffs on $34 billion of imports and set in motion tariffs on another $216 billion of Chinese goods.
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The two leaders agreed to start a "dialogue" on the tit-for-tat tariffs that each side has recently set in motion, but no schedule for talks was forthcoming.
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A cycle of house buying, credit demand and interest rate rise could be set in motion once 25-35 year-olds settle down and raise families, Smead told CNBC.
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" That Hitchcockian railroad caper set in motion an artistically electric and financially lucrative partnership with the late comedic genius Richard Pryor that included 1980's smash hit, "Stir Crazy.
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A possible dynasty was set in motion: Nazarbayev's eldest daughter, Dariga, became the second-most powerful official in the country with her appointment yesterday as president of the Senate.
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A strong currency eats into Japanese manufacturers' profits and could disrupt the virtuous cycle of business investment, consumer spending and growth that authorities have struggled to set in motion.
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Senior U.S. officials said on Tuesday that Trump will recognize Jerusalem as Israel's capital on Wednesday and set in motion the relocation of the U.S. Embassy to the city.
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A deal to make both cities winners would fulfill a strategy that Bach set in motion last December to help safeguard a stable future for the signature Olympic event.
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Apple has not made any decision about moving production out of China, which could still take months to put in place once set in motion, according to the Journal.
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The city was the scene of several suicide bombings, including one at a busy vegetable market that left a scene of devastation and set in motion the coordinated assaults.
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That set in motion two militants outside the coffee shop who seized two foreigners, dragged them into a parking lot and shot them, said Charliyan, the Jakarta police spokesman.
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The so-called Pig War set in motion a process that eventually placed the border at the Haro Strait, which separates San Juan Island from Vancouver Island in Canada.
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And the court's ruling in 1997 that Bill Clinton wasn't immune from Paula Jones's sexual harassment lawsuit set in motion a chain of events that culminated in his impeachment.
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Because of course that's what Thomas Jefferson and the other founding fathers had in mind when they set in motion more than 200 years of peaceful transfer of power.
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She could not have known that her arrival in the mainland United States would set in motion a controversy that would change how we interpret the U.S. Constitution itself.
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And CEO Bob Iger wasted no time after the move was set in motion, agreeing to buy many parts of Twenty-First Century Fox for $52.4 billion in stock.
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This is the heart of the thing we call civilization: that we set in motion processes that are impelled by immediate need, but have deep ramifications for the future.
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Mr. Okón was a founder of one of the first artist-run spaces in the 1990s, which set in motion a generation of artists who have gained international recognition.
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Senior U.S. officials said on Tuesday that Trump will recognize Jerusalem as Israel's capital on Wednesday and set in motion the relocation of the U.S. embassy to the city.
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Moreover, it is hard to comprehend its mechanisms when they are working upon us, and harder still to grasp how what is happening now was already set in motion.
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Just five days into his presidency, Trump signed two executive orders to set in motion his contentious yet bestselling campaign promise: building a wall on the U.S.-Mexico border.
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A conservative publication set in motion the research that led to a dossier that includes unverified claims regarding ties between President Trump and Russia, the publication revealed on Friday.
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For all the sweeping changes that the party has set in motion, many of its efforts to change the culture in Poland have been stymied at the local level.
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Mr. Schumer said the president was undercutting himself by wavering on deals he had helped set in motion, not just on health care but also on issues like immigration.
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On their own, they'd preserve the current status quo for adult asylum seekers: stopping a policy change with far-reaching impact that the Trump administration has set in motion.
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Myanmar officials have said that they will be able to process up to 300 people a day, five days a week, once the repatriation system is set in motion.
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The Syrian uprising was set in motion in 2011, when citizens began demonstrating against Bashar al-Assad and the autocratic regime run by the Assad family for four decades.
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The particular insult is no accident; looks are key to a story set in motion by the arrival at Aburi of a recruiter for the Miss Ghana beauty pageant.
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The plot is set in motion when a Jewish fugitive flees a concentration camp, carrying with him a lump of clay in the shape of a baby — a golem.
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International officials set in motion plans to leave the American government behind while they look for ways to stave off the direst consequences of the warming of the planet.
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Mr. Moon's election ended months of political turmoil and intrigue, set in motion when huge crowds began gathering in Seoul, the capital, last fall to demand Ms. Park's resignation.
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By law, the Pentagon must notify Congress 22014 days before a transfer, so the deadline to set in motion deals before the end of the Obama administration was Monday.
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His undoing was set in motion by ex-Uber engineer Susan Fowler, who went public with her account of sexual harassment and pervasive sexism at the ride-hailing company.
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The separation of Britain from Europe, set in motion by Prime Minister Theresa May last week, began a historic process but one not as abrupt as the first Brexit.
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Controversy erupted Tuesday when it appeared that an angry tweet by Trump about the severity of Stone's sentence set in motion the department's move to recommend a lesser punishment.
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While the event gets little attention today, it set in motion a standards and accountability movement, the impacts of which continue to ripple through federal and state policy today.
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Ukraine's president has found himself to be the unlikely recipient of global media attention following a phone call with President Trump that has set in motion an impeachment inquiry.
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As a result, President Xi and his inner circle must anticipate and prepare for other uncertainties that may individually or collectively set in motion undesirable forces within China's economy.
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Rood expressed concern about withholding aid to Ukraine in an email to Esper following Trump's July 25 call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky that set in motion Trump's impeachment.
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One thing The Americans has told us over and over is that one tiny compromise in any of those categories can set in motion a cascade of devastating consequences.
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Questions remain about when Ms. Pelosi will send the charges of abuse of power and obstruction of Congress to the Senate to set in motion an election-year trial.
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I'm not just totally saying they're not our fault, because once we stood on stage at E2000 and got a great reaction those things were almost set in motion.
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Baltimore and its surrounding suburbs are starkly segregated by race and class — a pattern set in motion by policymakers in the early 20th century that continues to this day.
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Senior U.S. officials said on Tuesday that Trump will recognise Jerusalem as Israel's capital on Wednesday and set in motion the relocation of the U.S. Embassy to the city.
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To curry favor with the White House, Krzanich personally sought to give Trump credit for a major hiring and investment pledge that Intel set in motion long before Election Day.
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" Matthew L. Myers, president of the Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids, previously told CNN that the ripple effect set in motion by Juul's early social media popularity "just keeps going.
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Cooney didn't know his selfless act would set in motion a remarkable chain of kindness that would eventually save two lives, including that of a Major League Baseball all-star.
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Perhaps the enthusiasm was partially residual excitement about the iPhone, which just years before the introduction of the iPad had entered the world and set in motion a complete revolution.
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He's surged beyond competence, thriving within his role as the exclamation point at the end of a good chunk of sentences set in motion by John Wall and Bradley Beal.
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At the end of one episode, she and Quinn sit down at the end of a long day, share a cigarette, and watch a vicious catfight they set in motion.
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And while the family grieves the loss of the Growing Pains star, they will get together on Saturday — a plan originally set in motion to celebrate Loring and Brennan's birthdays.
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Without such a plan, we may have set in motion competitive forces prematurely, while pulling things out of current regulations that have significant implications for the financial system's digital future.
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The high court's action was set in motion when a state court Judge Barry Williams ordered Porter to testify in the trials of Goodson and another officer under limited immunity.
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He was, in fact, heading Ford's Smart Mobility unit for the last year, so Hackett seems unlikely to completely walk away from many of the projects Fields set in motion.
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An online petition demanding that Article 50 (which set in motion the departure process) is revoked and that Britain remains in the EU has also reached nearly 5.5 million signatures.
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Now is the time and the living room is the place; Amazon will strike hard and perhaps it will set in motion the end of the router as mere equipment.
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As leaders of public and private organizations, it is our responsibility to lead the charge; we must begin taking steps to set in motion this shift to an agile society.
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For Cruz, the cautious approach is a 180-degree turn from the 85033 healthcare debate, when his collaboration with rebellious House conservatives set in motion a 16-day government shutdown.
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Now that I've set in motion my insurrectionist master plan, this column can return to its previous format, concluding my year-long hiatus with a new home here at Motherboard.
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Even so, Mr. Bevin has the potential to set in motion a challenge that could escalate into a showdown in the State Legislature, where lawmakers could ultimately determine the result.
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The conspiracy was set in motion, Mr. Kelly said, when a second inspection was conducted, one that determined that Mr. Ferreira was in fact in violation of local maintenance laws.
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Cardinal signs are often praised for their skills of initiation, but they can quickly drift into control freak territory if they're particularly passionate about the plans they set in motion.
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Charlottesville was the logical culmination of events set in motion two years ago, when Trump's announcement of his candidacy included a declaration that the country was inundated with Mexican rapists.
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After the Equifax hack was finally disclosed, the all-too-familiar post-scandal wheels were set in motion: The news broke; there was public outrage; and then calls for action.
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Medicare spending growth is slowing, a change many experts attribute in part to reforms from ObamaCare, which set in motion many projects aimed at changing how Medicare pays for care.
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Set in motion by sensors, it smashed wildly around Mr. König's Berlin gallery, damaging the paint work but wowing the crowds, who lined up on the street for a look.
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A project set in motion to create the Russian version of Wikipedia has been allocated a budget of $27 million and will be completed from 2020-2022, according to Newsweek.
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Gretchen Carlson, the former Fox anchor, filed the lawsuit that initiated Ailes's downfall, helping set in motion a sequence of events that also brought down the Fox host Bill O'Reilly.
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Mr. Trump's advisers offered him two alternatives: Sign the waiver again, or sign it but recognize Jerusalem as the capital and set in motion a plan to move the embassy.
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Mr. Trump and Ty Cobb, the White House lawyer who encouraged participation, set in motion a course where witnesses had to be forthcoming with investigators or risk charges of perjury.
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WikiLeaks announced Monday that Assange's internet access at the Ecuadorian embassy had been cut off on Sunday but said the group had set in motion "contingency plans" as a result.
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Now it was the summer of 33, and Mr. Panetta was on the phone with Mr. Fradkov, hoping to set in motion a deal that would free another G.R.U. mole.
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Still, talking is better than bombing, and there was some prospect that the talks could set in motion a process in which North Korea would freeze nuclear and missile tests.
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Passing the budget resolution will set in motion the process that, as drawn up by Republican leaders, will culminate in the passage of legislation repealing major parts of the act.
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Not only do these scenarios set in motion panic mode, enterprises are then compelled to issue a blanket breach notification to all customers — even further damaging customer confidence and trust.
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But its rise to economic pre-eminence was set in motion by nationalists like Alexander Hamilton, who delivered America's first industrial policy, including plans for tariffs and spending on roads.
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Regarded as a savior of Fiat, Italy's automotive champion, the Italian-born Marchionne set in motion the marriage between Fiat and bankrupt U.S. rival Chrysler just over a decade ago.
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The letter has no legal weight and does not set in motion the United States' departure from the pact of nearly 200 nations to curb planet-warming greenhouse gas emissions.
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But each color is set in motion by the quietly unruly topography of creases, sags and folds, and further subdivided by light into a tremendous variety of tones and hues.
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House Democrats have charged Trump with two articles of impeachment: abuse of power and obstruction of Congress, to set in motion the third impeachment of a US president in history.
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Provide a woman with safe water and a toilet, and educate her on basic hygiene, and we set in motion a cycle where maternal and child health can be secured.
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Mr. Massie said his literary odyssey was set in motion by research he did at the New York Public Library during lunch breaks from his job as a young journalist.
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MEDA Speaking of "The Martian," the events of the book and its film adaptation are set in motion when a surprise, devastating dust storm impacts astronauts on the Red Planet.
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The brokerage argues the full customer suite, when ready next year, could set in motion major upgrades by some of SAP's biggest customers, which could sustain growth in coming years.
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Metcalf's arrival made a considerable ripple in the online hockey community and set in motion a trend in which many N.H.L. teams look to the internet for number-crunching talent.
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Perhaps it would be the first authentic sign that things are really beginning to change, that the conceited trajectory of the static Revolution has once again been set in motion.
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Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy announced Saturday that he would set in motion a process to strip Catalonia of its leadership, relieving the regional President Carles Puigdemont of his position.
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Since Wonder Woman did so phenomenally well at the box office and in critical reviews, it's up to Justice League to continue the momentum that Diana Prince set in motion.
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The History Channel noted that the march was a watershed moment in U.S. civil rights history, helping set in motion subsequent peaceful protests that later developed into the Civil Rights movement.
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But Michael Avenatti, a lawyer for porn star Stormy Daniels, whose nondisclosure agreement with Trump effectively set in motion the criminal case against Cohen, had a word of warning for Trump.
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Pruitt set in motion legal battles that will keep lawyers employed for years to come, but until those battles are resolved, the regulated entities, which once knew what they faced, don't.
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The party set in motion legislation originally aimed at saving Amona, and at the same time legalizing more than 50 other West Bank outposts, carving out roughly 2,000 acres of land.
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Not to brag, but last week, while I was on vacation, I may have set in motion a series of events that could end the career of Maine governor Paul LePage.
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When Guttman set out to improve the lives of his patients at Stoke Mandeville, he set in motion a series of events which would change the way the world viewed disability.
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"Ultimately, I lost control of what I set in motion," Dar Adal told CIA colleague Saul Berenson (Mandy Patinkin), a line that neatly described the frequent "Homeland" theme of unintended consequences.
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This supermoon eclipse is in fellow fire sign Leo, and while going through its turbulent energy may be rough, the changes set in motion for you will bring some amazing opportunities.
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The move by the Senate's budget committee chairman on the first day of the new Congress set in motion Republican promises to repeal Obamacare as their first major legislative agenda item.
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When Amazon reports quarterly results, investors watch closely and shares move accordingly, but for Chief Executive Jeff Bezos, the earnings are the result of plans set in motion three years prior.
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Sinosphere Half a century has passed since Mao Zedong set in motion the Cultural Revolution, his chaotic attempt to purge the Communist Party and Chinese society of compromise and "capitalist" tendencies.
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He is the one who set in motion the diplomacy that has brought the Korean Peninsula from the brink of conflict in December to talk of Nobel Peace prizes in May.
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"An effort to go after a collateral figure like Kusher or Donald Trump Jr. could set in motion a series of cascading events that could well endanger the presidency," Turley said.
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In 1999, completing a 20-year process set in motion by treaties signed during President Jimmy Carter's administration in the 19563s, control of the Panama Canal was formally transferred to Panama.
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Mr. Thompson's unexpected death not only stunned his colleagues and the public, it also set in motion a brief but aggressive succession fight that had implications for New York City politics.
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Democratic victories on Tuesday may set in motion the end of Trump's presidency; they would certainly provide a level of oversight that has been sorely lacking for the past two years.
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Double-digit Chinese growth electrified the international trading system and set in motion breathtaking changes in the global supply chain while invigorating economies throughout the world, especially among its Asian neighbors.
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The incident set in motion a series of ill-timed misplays and quirky bounces that could only happen to the Cubs, who lost that game and Game 7 the next day.
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He set in motion the local and national security protocol of the Malcolm X Grassroots Movement, the organization to which he, Lumumba, and many of the others in the administration belonged.
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His character Daniel, an old flame of Issa's (Issa Rae), helps set in motion the inevitable demise of her long-term relationship with Lawrence when she cheats on him with Daniel.
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The new research suggests that extinction is more easily set in motion than previously thought, and that once it gets started, the responsible parties may be helpless to make it stop.
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To understand that the world will go on without you, and that some of the quests you may have set in motion in this life will continue, even after you're gone.
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One of the puzzles Hornsby seems to have set for himself is seeing just how many pointillistic motifs he can set in motion without getting in the way of his voice.
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On Thursday, he set in motion a Senate debate on the popular legislation seen as an overdue corrective to overly harsh sentences enacted in the tough-on-crime 1980s and '90s.
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This set in motion a series of events that led to the cancellation of the N.C.A.A. basketball tournament and the suspension of every other major North American professional and collegiate sport.
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As Mr. Bolsonaro set in motion his presidential bid, Brazil had more than 63,800 homicides, a record high, and it led the world in the number of deaths caused by firearms.
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INFRASTRUCTURE GENIEDuring her tenure as commissioner of the New York City Department of Transportation, Janette Sadik-Khan set in motion 400 miles of bike lanes and the launch of Citi Bike.
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This search was set in motion 15 years ago when, at 3, Sophie was astonished to learn from me that all babies don't come from China but from inside their mothers.
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Over the weekend, some House leaders said that their impeachment inquiry does not need to prove that President Trump set in motion a cover-up to hide his dealings with Ukraine.
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But it wasn't until she returned to office in 2014 that the government set in motion a plan to embrace renewables and open up the energy market to the private sector.
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But when "Frozen" was set in motion, Disney could not have known it would arrive on Broadway during an especially competitive time — directly opposite the new and acclaimed "Harry Potter" play.
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Janeites set in motion practices that now define modern fan culture, in particular the online forums dedicated to phenomena from Star Trek to Game of Thrones to Hamilton to Doctor Who.
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"This report gives us a stark choice: set in motion the radical transformations we need now, or face the consequences of a planet radically altered by climate change," UN's Andersen wrote.
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Associate Justice Anthony Kennedy's retirement announcement stunned Washington on Wednesday and set in motion a high-stakes midterm year fight that could impact the future of the Supreme Court for decades.
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A small but vocal group of lawmakers, including Senator Marco Rubio, have pressed the White House to roll back the process of normalization President Barack Obama set in motion in 2014.
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The group silently marched two charges of high crimes and misdemeanors, encased in slim blue folders, across the Capitol to set in motion the third presidential impeachment trial in American history.
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Green republicans have an unshakable conviction that the endless search for economic growth set in motion by the advent of mass consumerism is at the very root of our ecological crisis.
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Nevertheless, President Johnson established a commission to study the concept and in 1968 the Federal Communications Commission, communities and telephone service providers set in motion rules governing the implementation of 911.
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CARACAS, Venezuela — Leaders of Venezuela's opposition on Tuesday set in motion a plan to try to oust President Nicolás Maduro and create a caretaker government until new elections can be held.
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The 11 ex-envoys all closely followed Mr. Trump's announcement on Wednesday, in which he also set in motion a plan to move the American Embassy to Jerusalem from Tel Aviv.
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So, if we can't stop what we've set in motion, what if we could just cool the planet off by making it more reflective—more like a disco ball than a baseball?
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He started writing songs and playing instruments like so many hopefuls do, but something very different happened that would set in motion one of the most impressive self-made careers in music.
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The criticism set in motion soul searching at the PGA of America, which created a task force including Furyk, Woods and Mickelson to examine what could be changed to ensure future success.
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The story of Abiy is a reminder that one courageous, charismatic person has the power to unravel a system of corruption and cruelty and set in motion a process of positive change.
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The release of Democratic documents by WikiLeaks set in motion the investigation by Special Counsel Robert Mueller and congressional committees into whether the Trump campaign attempted to coordinate with Russia or WikiLeaks.
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While much of the planning has already been set in motion, such as the location and the stage design, Trump and his team will play a pivotal role in crafting the program.
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If party rebels can muster enough support for the upper house's amendments, they could set in motion renewed calls for May to step down as party leader from hard-core Brexiteer supporters.
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That process was set in motion in earnest last month, when Kim called a meeting of the party&aposs central committee and announced his decision to suspend nuclear tests and ICBM launches.
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When these businesses make a profit, they set in motion a perpetuating system of positive change that, unlike charity or CSR, is entangled within its rationality rather than a byproduct of it.
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Season 1 presented Gaitonde's twisted history, intercut with Singh chasing him down in the present only to find the criminal dead and his dastardly (and as-yet unknown) plans set in motion.
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Some traders also cited optimism over an upcoming meeting of major oil producers in Doha in April that was intended to set in motion a plan to freeze production at January's highs.
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It set in motion an unmistakably linear pattern of events that culminated in the Nobel Prize in Literature and Beckett's enthronement as one of the craggy writer-prophets of the 20th century.
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On no issue is that more apparent than his decision to formally recognize Jerusalem as Israel's capital and set in motion plans to eventually move the U.S. embassy there from Tel Aviv.
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"It is clear to everyone that the chancellor is going into a last term," he told Deutschlandfunk radio, adding that she would "skillfully set in motion the succession in these four years".
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Due to these factors, Pal now believes that the US economy is now at a "tipping point" — and if the data continues to deteriorate, a massive unwind will be set in motion.
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"The action-reaction spiral the administration set in motion with its maximum pressure campaign has produced a very ominous situation — one in which the risk of military confrontation grows by the day."
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European signatories of the 212 Iran nuclear deal are hoping to announce today a multimillion-euro line of credit that will finally set in motion Instex, a barter-trade system with Iran.
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Mr. Jordan's bid is sure to roil the already shaky succession of power that Mr. Ryan set in motion when he announced that he would retire at the end of the year.
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Assuming it passes, Kurdish officials say, it will set in motion a formal breakaway process, including negotiations with the Iraqi government and a diplomatic push to win the support of regional powers.
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He coolly asked my last name — little did I know that set in motion a whole chain of events from the guest relations team that work hard to anticipate every visitor's arrival.
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The uprising was set in motion at the end of Season 4, when a guard killed Poussey Washington (Samira Wiley) during a riot at Litchfield, a women's prison in upstate New York.
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With its report, the Justice Department put the city's problems on the record and set in motion negotiations on a consent decree, a process that the new administration could embrace or abandon.
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And Trump's threats to withdraw from the Iran nuclear deal and his combative approach to North Korea could "set in motion events that neither he nor anyone else can control," Albright argued.
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Set in motion last year by Ms. Pelosi after Democrats took control of the House in 2018, the move to impeachment was directed by House managers during a two-week Senate trial.
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The drama set in motion some familiar arguments, with candidates like Pete Buttigieg jumping in to say that his health care proposal would give union members the "freedom to choose" their plan.
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Last Wish [a raid in Forsaken] put us up to slay a dragon, and it led to us completing events set in motion hundreds of years before we as Guardians even arrived.
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Mr. Yiannopoulos's collapse was set in motion Sunday when a conservative group called the Reagan Battalion resurfaced a 2016 interview in which he endorsed sexual relations with boys as young as 13.
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Once the direction of "Mustang-inspired" was set in motion, the team was given wide-ranging control of the product and set up operations away from Ford's global headquarters in Dearborn, Mich.
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The rise of tough-on-crime politicians effectively marks the end of the policing strategies that helped drive down violence here in Rio when they were set in motion a decade ago.
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The St. Louis Cardinals are out in Jupiter, Florida, getting ready for the 2018 MLB season, and two players decided to set in motion something that's supposed to last for the whole season.
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To push for a "better deal," Trump has pledged to label China a "currency manipulator," a presidential declaration that would set in motion negotiations by the U.S. Treasury Department with the offending country.
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Permitting for onshore oil and gas drilling was up nearly 40% in 2018, due in large part to expanded use of automated systems set in motion under Obama, according to a Reuters analysis.
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His destiny was set in motion for him: his father was a failed bullfighter and put Antonio in front of the bulls when he was 7, but he just didn't have the goods.
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Indeed, a lot of what people were talking about last week—Melania Trump's verion of "you're fired" and pro wrestling debacles aside—were events set in motion at various points in the past.
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As a compromise -- and an effort to give the White House their show of progress, Ryan set in motion a plan to include one area that was agreed upon into the original bill.
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It builds on the work of other recent studies that have found that human-caused global warming has set in motion an essentially irreversible, long-term melting of the West Antarctic Ice Sheet.
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By piling greenhouse gases into the atmosphere, we've set in motion all sorts of drastic planetary changes we can no longer control — changes that keep shocking and surprising us with each passing year.
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Sessions' recusal, combined with the firing of FBI Director James Comey by Trump in early 2017, set in motion the appointment of Mueller as special counsel by Sessions' deputy, Rod Rosenstein that year.
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He also recently set in motion plans to remove from public view the bureau's Consumer Complaint Database, an enormously successful and popular tool that has helped hold financial firms accountable for resolving disputes.
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Revelations by former intelligence contractor Edward Snowden of mass U.S. government surveillance program sparked outrage in Europe and set in motion the legal challenge that eventually led to the quashing of Safe Harbour.
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In a policy Trump calls "energy dominance," he rebranded efforts to export liquefied natural gas (LNG) to markets in Eastern Europe and Asia that had been set in motion during the previous administration.
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Britain's vote on Thursday to leave the European Union has set in motion an unprecedented and unpredictable process that threatens turbulence and potential crisis — for Britain, for Europe and for the global economy.
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The dramatic shortfalls in reimbursement, combined with a continued decline in reimbursement by many private insurers, has set in motion a dangerous trend: bases are being forced to close, especially in rural areas.
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Speaking of political commentators, he said, "One wonders if these people are people at all, or instead soulless golem" — creatures of fable that were set in motion by rabbis in time of danger.
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We have to do the right things, and I think that now, we're beginning to, and I imagine once that process is really set in motion, it will trip into something quite parabolic.
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Tellingly, shares of brokerages and property firms - formerly darlings of Abe's reflation policies - have returned to levels when BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda set in motion a burst of massive stimulus in April 2013.
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The map was a result of imagination, technology and teamwork; it was set in motion by The Times's digital graphics team and was built using real-time data feeds from The Associated Press.
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While dissidents are often held for a few hours for printing fliers, staging street protests or just planning them, he and others said Mr. Obama's visit had set in motion a broader campaign.
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"Pinochet set in motion a series of massacres that came to be known as 'the Caravan of Death,' " Peter Kornbluh wrote in "The Pinochet File: A Declassified Dossier on Atrocity and Accountability" (103).
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Beatriz Sánchez, a rising political star who came in third in the first round of last year's presidential race, said the changes set in motion by Ms. Bachelet might become clear with time.
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While it does manage the International Convention on Civil Aviation, the agency does not have power to impose sanctions, which first must be proposed, agreed to and set in motion by sovereign states.
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After all, the central plot is set in motion when that young woman, Hero, having become engaged to marry the soldier Claudio, finds herself the victim of a smear campaign impugning her virginity.
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Less than a year after the star-studded party, Endeavor and Saudi Arabia have gone through a messy breakup, set in motion by the murder last October of the Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced this year that the company would be pivoting to privacy and reportedly has set in motion a project to merge the messaging backends of WhatsApp, Instagram, and Facebook Messenger.
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Schoolgirl, Worker and Father are duly sketched out, imbued with the qualities of vulnerability, creepy lust and paternal jealousy required by their respective roles, and set in motion toward that ill-omened encounter.
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Gretzky is now the vice chairman of the Oilers Entertainment Group as part of an organizational restructuring set in motion by the arrival of McDavid last season and a new arena this season.
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The mission to target General Suleimani was set in motion after a rocket attack last Friday on an Iraqi military base outside Kirkuk killed an American civilian contractor, according to senior American officials.
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Beyond Thursday's Iran vote, top Democrats have also set in motion two other key measures to control the executive branch's war-making authorities, nearly limitless in the 19-year global war on terror.
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In his zeal to find another culprit, Mr. Trump eagerly embraced a Russian-backed conspiracy theory that shifted the blame to Ukraine, and set in motion the events that led to his impeachment.
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West, the company's chief legal officer, said the decision to undertake such an effort was set in motion two years ago when he was hired by Uber's new chief executive officer, Dara Khosrowshahi.
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In some parts of the Alps, a few seconds of light rain will set in motion dozens of waterfalls on every slope, but these are porous limestone mountains, and the water soaks in.
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The president had long blamed Sessions for Mueller's appointment, which was set in motion when Sessions recused himself from overseeing investigations into Russian interference because of his own contact with Russians during the campaign.
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The entire season takes place in real-time over the course of a three-day prison riot set in motion by Poussey's death and Daya acquiring a gun at the end of Season 26.
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He plans to set in motion a series of operational procedures that will reduce her weight to below 2203 pounds (100kg.) "She is battling with her life every single day," Dr. Lakdawala told CNN.
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According to Netflix, Season 5 will take place in real-time over the course of three days to cover the events set in motion by Poussey's death and the chaos in this teaser scene.
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The suit alleges that the shooting was set in motion in March 2015, when the county and former sheriff issued a memo approving a policy that eliminated communication about undocumented immigrants with immigration authorities.
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The two German-based luxury automakers first announced plans to team up last spring and are now ready to set in motion projects including ride- and car-sharing, as well as electric vehicle charging.
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Catherine Lee, it seemed, had stepped across the invisible divide between her world and the underworld, oblivious to the chain of events she had set in motion that would end in her own death.
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But the tests had another lasting consequence, all but forgotten until now: They set in motion the first US government research on climate change—a far-reaching project that has continued into this decade.
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Fowler, whose account of sexism and harassment at the company set in motion a series of events that ultimately led to the ouster of multiple executives, has been a vocal opponent of forced arbitration.
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SAN FRANCISCO — A week ago, YouTube and Facebook said they would block people from identifying the government official thought to be the whistle-blower who set in motion an impeachment inquiry into President Trump.
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But the thought of what it would take to stop what she had set in motion was overwhelming; it would require an amount of tact and gentleness that she felt was impossible to summon.
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"My concern, by the statements made by President Trump, is that you set in motion enthusiasm by the enemy we're fighting," he said during a Judiciary Committee hearing on Attorney General nominee William Barr.
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Her victory came on another day of rapid developments in British politics and set in motion a process that officials said would put her in 10 Downing Street by Wednesday night, succeeding David Cameron.
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The attorneys general moved ahead with subpoenas on Wednesday after a federal judge on Monday set in motion the schedule for them to begin collecting evidence in their lawsuit challenging Trump's ongoing business interests.
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In response to the increased deadly attacks on its border, Saudi Arabia recently set in motion a plan to recruit 5,000 Yemenis to protect its southern provinces, particularly Jizan and Najran, Yemeni officials said.
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Although some of my sources maintained that laws and politics protect the President to a degree that his critics underestimate, others argued that he has already set in motion a process of his undoing.
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Hughes joining the push to break up Facebook is huge: He was at the company at its infancy and helped set in motion many of the events that would ultimately make it so powerful.
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The Four Seasons, probably the most important New York restaurant of the 20th century, Americanized fine dining and set in motion many of the trends that still dominate restaurant culture in the United States.
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The plan was set in motion in reaction to Lindsay's bizarre video where she tailed a family in Moscow and accused them of child trafficking in several languages before getting punched in the face.
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It was then that the former partners at Tidal turned on each other (despite the producer's 2013 admission of using pirated software himself), and a (trolling) battle for the ages was set in motion.
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After Mr. Trump took office, the Treasury Department removed from its website all mentions of Tubman or the planned changes to the $20, $10 and $5 notes that the Obama administration set in motion.
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Details of the deals, revealed in a New York Times report on Tuesday, set in motion a fresh round of rebukes from legislators who had singled out Facebook's sharing practices in the recent past.
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While it does manage the International Convention on Civil Aviation, the agency does not have the power to impose sanctions, which first must be proposed, agreed to and set in motion by sovereign states.
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Mr. Badura-Skoda's international career was set in motion in 1949, when, at 20173, he was chosen by the eminent conductor Wilhelm Furtwängler to perform Mozart's Piano Concerto No. 22 with the Vienna Philharmonic.
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The defense team also accused Schiff and his staff of coaching the whistleblower, who raised a red flag over Trump's July 25 phone call with the Ukrainian president that set in motion the impeachment.
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Revelations about Mr. Weinstein's treatment of women in The New York Times and The New Yorker set in motion the global #MeToo movement, a public reckoning about the harassment endured by women for centuries.
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And that October, when he was still several months from leaving McKinsey, he set in motion the next phase of his life: He registered as a candidate for office with the State of Indiana.
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"I call on you, Benny, let's meet today, at any hour, at any time, to set in motion this process," Mr. Netanyahu said in a video message, calling it a matter of utmost urgency.
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Trump's move the previous day to declare Jerusalem the capital of Israel and set in motion a plan to move the U.S. Embassy in Tel Aviv to Jerusalem was celebrated at the party Thursday.
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This is correct on its face, but it's unchallenging to link the trigger of her campaign's demise to groups that circulated viral cop jokes; history is not set in motion by a singular event.
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Their skepticism was based on the hapless plan that the soldiers supposedly set in motion and the speed with which the government issued a detailed statement claiming that the plot had been quickly quashed.
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The vote appears to mark the end of the political career of Ms. Bachelet, a transformative leader who championed women's rights at home and abroad and set in motion comprehensive economic and social reforms.
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Democrats now serving as ranking members on every House committee – including Maxine Waters on Financial Services – will begin immediately to set in motion plans to give President Trump an eviction notice from the Oval Office.
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Jay Z understood that there was a vicious dynamic being set in motion, and for him to truly enjoy the spoils of war, he would have to become invincible to the repercussions of the game.
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"It is clear to everyone that the chancellor is going into a last term," European Commissioner Guenther Oettinger told Deutschlandfunk radio, adding that she would "skillfully set in motion the succession in these four years".
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Shares in TIM rose more than 3 percent on Monday, as analysts bet management change could help improve TIM's relationship with Rome and that the cost cutting drive set in motion by Cattaneo would continue.
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ET Wednesday from the White House in which he will recognize the disputed city as Israel's capital, and set in motion a process for the U.S. embassy to relocate from Tel Aviv, according to officials.
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If the 281-year-old, four-time cancer survivor were to leave the bench at any point during the rest of a Trump presidency, it would set in motion a succession fight like no other.
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Just as George W. Bush set in motion decades of war, and history's second worst recession, the president we elect in November will shape our nation and the world around us for generations to come.
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The tone was different in Hungary, where the government of Prime Minister Viktor Orban set in motion plans for a referendum challenging quotas set by the European Union to resettle 160,000 refugees across the Continent.
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Britain has yet to trigger the now-legendary "Article 50" of the Lisbon Treaty which would set in motion the formal process of leaving the EU, and could wait until mid-2017 to do so.
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RELATED: Congressman: Black history museum is 'an American story' The effort to bring this museum to life began decades ago but was finally set in motion in 33 when Bush signed a bill creating it.
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The video's main conceit focuses on "eternal life"—quite a large narrative to set in motion, take it that the majority of the video features the movement of slim metallic rings, constantly curving and rotating.
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After Gutierrez reported his alleged groping to the police — and obtained a tape of Weinstein admitting to the allegations during a sting operation — it set in motion a rapid response from Weinstein's high-powered team.
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Dressed in short "nude" colored floaty shifts (the women) and dance shorts (the men), they gamely set in motion Rodin's curving, hyperextended poses with the closed expression of anyone obliged to work behind a window.
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"Imagine Me Gone" opens with a forlorn tease of its ending, then flashes way back to introduce the cast and set in motion the events that will ultimately return them to the cryptic opening pages.
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One can believe that the invasion of Iraq in 2003 set in motion all the badness that has followed but still recognize the need to work in defense of internationalism with those who advocated it.
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But that also set in motion the chain of events that led Comey to announce just before the election that was reopening the Clinton investigation, a step that many Democrats say cost Clinton the election.
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And the playwright has impeccable sources for his imagined history: He got the story from the two diplomats who set in motion the back-channel dealings that led to what became the Oslo peace accords.
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Under the guise of looking out for consumers who are trying to obtain loans, the prior administration set in motion regulations that would put these very consumers in jeopardy by restricting their access to credit.
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Friday's dramatic release was set in motion earlier this week, when Intelligence Committee Republicans, led by Nunes, leveraged an obscure House rule never before used by the committee to override the classification of their document.
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Mr. Phillips's reaction then set in motion a series of events that led to wild confusion, a desperate search and widespread news reports that the girl had been killed by her 5-year-old sister.
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And we shouldn't commit ourselves to an ideal system of any sort, whether socialist or libertarian, because a model set in motion like a Swiss watch will become a trap as soon as circumstances change.
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Investors hope Genish, who has described running GVT like "a military operation", will set in motion a similar overhaul at Telecom Italia, a former state monopoly saddled with 25 billion euros ($29 billion) of debt.
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However, Mr. Trump's campaign may set in motion a process that reorients American politics toward the cosmopolitanism versus nationalism divide that he emphasized, reconfiguring our party system and shaping our politics for decades to come.
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Underlining the political upheaval that the Brexit vote set in motion, Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon is to visit Brussels on Wednesday for talks with the president of the European Parliament and European Commission officials.
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The authorities have set in motion a plan to bring him to the United States for prosecution, along with an Indiana woman whose husband was an Islamic State member and who has also been detained.
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A summer day set in motion with an outdoor fitness class, continued with a kayaking excursion and wrapped up with a theater show al fresco may sound like the dreamy ideal of an upstate vacationer.
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By inviting artists to legally colonize a shuttered tobacco factory in the early 1990s, the city of Marseille set in motion what has since morphed into one of the most progressive cultural complexes in France.
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The self-immolation of a Tunisian fruit vendor, Mohamed Bouazizi, galvanized the region's youth, who took to the streets and set in motion a wave of dissent unlike any seen in the region for decades.
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With one executive order, he set in motion a plan that could lift federal protection from some of the most stunning scenery and singular cultural landmarks in the world — land owned by the American public.
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He is set to visit Miami early next month to attend the launch of the "Evangelicals for Trump" coalition, an event campaign officials said was set in motion before the Christianity Today editorial was published.
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War with Iran has long been feared because it has long been plausible, an outcome that, even if it occurs at Trump's direction, will have been set in motion by decades of American foreign policy.
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Then came a letter that set in motion the creation of either a wonder or a folly: a great library of Chinese literature housed amid the Spanish moss and alligator ponds of Florida's gulf coast.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - On Christmas Day 2014, in an empty São Paulo office building, four senior executives at engineering firm Grupo OAS SA set in motion a corporate bankruptcy that is helping reshape Brazil Inc.
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Workers doing renovation work at Ms. Guimarães's home in 1996 found bone fragments, which set in motion a yearslong effort by archaeologists to piece together a record of the area's role in the slave trade.
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SANTIAGO, Chile — Chileans on Sunday gave former President Sebastián Piñera a new term in office, rejecting his opponent's call to build on the social and economic changes set in motion by the incumbent, Michelle Bachelet.
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Creating evocative forms when set in motion, they are perceptible not just by sight and touch but by hearing; each one is designed to emit sound, so that they present viewers with a multisensory experience.
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Kamala Harris unveiled a $100 billion plan to invest in black homeownership -- a proposal the 2020 presidential candidate said that, if elected, would set in motion her broader plan to tackle the US racial wealth gap.
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With the retirement of the Space Shuttle in 2011 — something that was set in motion under the Bush administration — the US no longer had a way to bring its astronauts to space using an American vehicle.
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The Trump-Ukraine conspiracy theory is perhaps even more dangerous because it appears to have hijacked an entire administration and set in motion a massive scandal that has embroiled the country in a divisive impeachment process.
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Evolutionary events set in motion by the mass extinction led much later to the appearance of the primate lineage that includes monkeys, apes and eventually, roughly 300,000 years ago, the appearance of our species Homo sapiens.
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The resounding official silence may be down to the fact that this looks like a preemptive move to avert a potentially embarrassing World Trade Organization complaints process set in motion by the United States last year.
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We've also asked for a comment from Oracle about Dyn's cyberattack, and whether the wheels were set in motion for this deal before or after the Mirai botnet took down a series of sites in October.
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If he can't halt what he set in motion, Bernie at least instructs Dolores to fake it till she makes it: She is to stay in her loop, and not tell anyone about any of this.
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"Brittany came on the scene and set in motion a chain of events that passed an aid-in-dying bill through the California legislature less than one year after her death," Lee says in the video.
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A third worry is that nervous markets might again drive up the debt-financing costs of highly indebted countries (eg, Italy), and set in motion the "doom-loop" between banks and sovereigns in the euro area.
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SLOAN: WELL, JOHN SET IN MOTION A SIGNIFICANT NUMBER OF CHANGES, SOME OF WHICH WE HAVE ANNOUNCED, SPECIFIC, FOR EXAMPLE, IN OUR RETAIL BANKING BUSINESS, WE HAVE MADE SOME CHANGES IN TERMS OF OUR MANAGEMENT THERE.
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If they rule in favor of the plaintiffs, it will set in motion a chain of historic legal events that could ultimately force a climate-denying president to adopt an aggressive plan for limiting greenhouse gases.
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Six occasions when the leaders of the nuclear super powers rejected the central assumption of deterrence — that nuclear weapons are actually safe, because they can never be used — and set in motion plans to use them.
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Opposition leaders had vowed to walk away from the Vatican-backed talks if the government did not set in motion a recall referendum on Maduro or bring forward the next presidential election due in late 2018.
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President John KennedyJohn Neely KennedyMORE's appointment of his brother, Robert Kennedy, as attorney general in 1961 set in motion the creation of America's anti-nepotism law, which became a permanent policy beginning with the next administration.
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And, prosecutors said, he climbed into the van with Mr. Gray but failed to secure him with a seatbelt, which they said had set in motion a chain of events that led to Mr. Gray's death.
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This rather mundane call set in motion a chain of events that led to the chief of police being charged with a federal hate crime, the first case of its kind in at least ten years.
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Thus readers are guided into a continuum of stories about the likely world to come, after melted icecaps and rising seas have decimated coastal cities and perhaps set in motion stranger changes on the societal level.
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However, perhaps it is only necessary to mention one of the most recent cases, the takeover by the U.S.-backed military of Honduras' government, which set in motion the catastrophic security crisis we are witnessing today.
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Claiming to be wearing an explosive vest, Mr. Mustafa, 59, commandeered an EgyptAir passenger airliner en route to Cairo from Alexandria, forced it to divert to Cyprus and set in motion a tense standoff lasting hours.
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In 2015, Airbnb raised $1.5 billion at a valuation north of $25 billion, and it won a decisive political battle in San Francisco that set in motion the tech industry's most audacious political organizing operation yet.
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The party's Central Committee — a council with about 200 senior officials as voting members — will hold its annual meeting next month, and precedent suggests that the meeting will formally set in motion preparations for the congress.
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The statement said that a "transitional solution appropriate to the artistic demands of the Tanztheater Wuppertal Pina Bausch" would be found, and that "a process of critical reflection and further development" would be set in motion.
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The novel maps neatly onto the play; Devraj demands a ritual show of love and loyalty, independent-minded Sita refuses to comply and the tragedy is set in motion — the rivalry, the storm, the brutal blinding.
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President Béji Caïd Essebsi, Tunisia's first popularly elected head of state, who steered the country through a democratic transition after an uprising that set in motion the Arab Spring of 22014, died Thursday morning in Tunis.
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There were steps being set in motion within the first year and a half of the 2015 nuclear deal that indicated that Iran was on its way to first economic reforms and then hopefully political reforms.
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The plot is set in motion by the murder of a teenager -- an old saw if there ever was one -- another youth who stumbles upon the body, and faulty assumptions that wind up multiplying the pain.
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A parade of more than 1,000 junior ski racers began the event and set in motion several hours of cowbell clanging and cheering despite unsettled weather that shifted from bright sunlight to dense fog to snow.
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Land and mining ownership reforms set in motion by Ramaphosa have also unnerved investors, and after an initial rally following his election as ANC leader in December and state president in February, business confidence has wavered.
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But the president has also used Twitter to undermine his Cabinet, to attack lawmakers in his own party, to set in motion policies that have caught government officials by surprise and to scold U.S. allies abroad.
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In "War," the fragile truce between humans and apes has given way, and we discover the sinister Colonel (played by Woody Harrelson), whose early actions set in motion a series of devastating events for both populations.
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On the brink of imploding at this time last year, the retailer is now embarking on a revival set in motion months ago by the hedge funds that own its debt and control its intellectual property.
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"Consistent with our commitment to the rule of law, we've already set in motion an assessment of the previous administration's questionable legal basis in our proposed repeal of the Clean Power Plan," Pruitt said at the time.
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Climate studies have tied the Syrian Civil War's beginnings in part to a record drought that struck the Fertile Crescent in 2007-2010, which set in motion political events that set the country on a ruinous course.
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Once set in motion, the melting of the Greenland and Antarctic Ice Sheets will stay in motion for a long period, meaning that waiting to cut emissions would lock in many more meters of sea level rise.
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But BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda has stressed the Japanese central bank was in no rush to follow in the footsteps of its major peers in exiting crisis-mode policy that was set in motion five years ago.
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Santos says ratification will set in motion the start of a six-month process in which the FARC's 8,000-plus guerrillas will concentrate in some 20 rural areas and turn over their weapons to United Nations monitors.
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Nursultan Nazarbayev carved out a powerful position for himself, set in motion a transition that should protect his family's interests, and even had the capital city renamed in his honor — a model exit for any aspiring autocrat.
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The drama is set in motion at the reward, when Chrissy makes a compelling pitch to Ashley to flip alliances, from the terribly named "Core Four" to the "Socially Awkward Three" of herself, Ryan, and Dr. Mike.
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In what he called a policy of "energy dominance," Trump re-branded efforts to export liquefied natural gas (LNG) to markets in Eastern Europe and Asia that had been set in motion during the previous presidential administration.
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"The study is to set in motion the programs that are not subject to sanctions, while exploring what the two Koreas could do when the sanctions are lifted in the future," the official quoted Moon as saying.
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Medicare could be put on a sounder financial footing by finely controlling the soaring prices of prescription drugs and implementing other cost-saving measures in the provision of care – which the Affordable Care Act set in motion.
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No matter how you identify politically, where you work, live, or play, we are all participants in an ongoing democratic experiment, the one framed and set in motion by James Madison and his contemporaries 2628 years ago.
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The denial of E's refugee claim set in motion a constitutional challenge months in the making that could strike down a Canadian law criticized as the motivating factor for thousands of asylum seekers crossing the border illegally.
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In addition to establishing the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR), President Bush also set in motion the policies and funding that prioritized fighting malaria by creating the highly successful President's Malaria Initiative (PMI) in 2005.
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The first video in the series, which Random's Florian Ortkrass and Hannes Koch recently published, showcases custom electronic arms outfitted with LED lights set in motion until the light patterns create an identifiably human form (seen above).
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Yes, Europe's biggest luxury brands are eying the second biggest market in the Middle East and stepping in, which will set in motion the process of encouraging increased trademark protection and decreasing demand for the knock-offs.
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And what actually became of Joseph Mifsud, the mysterious Maltese professor whose meetings with Papadopoulos, in which Mifsud claimed to have high-level contacts in Russia, set in motion events leading to the F.B.I. opening its case?
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"The effect it is to have on the city of New York is something larger than any mind can realize," said William Gaynor, the New York mayor who set in motion the primary phase of its construction.
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The special election was set in motion earlier this year by the resignation of Pat Tiberi, a nine-term incumbent who quit midway through his term to take over a business association back in the state capital.
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"When he learned that the planning had been set in motion, he was extraordinarily upset and forcefully sent word through Rostow, and I think directly to Westmoreland, to shut it down," Mr. Johnson said in an interview.
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In their telling, it was Mr. Trump's decision, soon after he fired Mr. Tillerson, to abandon the 2015 nuclear deal that set in motion the events that culminated in the crippling of the two Saudi oil fields.
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Those two allegations were contained in a criminal complaint released in Los Angeles on one of the most remarkable days since revelations about the movie producer's sexual harassment of women set in motion the global #MeToo movement.
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Schiff has defended his account of the call transcript as a "parody" and asserted Trump is angry with him because he helped set in motion the revelation of the whistleblower complaint raising alarm over the Ukraine call.
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In an infuriating twist, a former Democratic consultant asserted that Bush chief political operative Lee Atwater confessed, on his deathbed years later, that he helped to set in motion the particular alleged affair that ended Hart's candidacy.
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That will set in motion a rapid-fire set of actions likely to produce official charges against the president by week's end and a nearly party-line vote in the full House before Christmas to impeach him.
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That will set in motion a rapid-fire set of actions likely to produce official charges against the president by week's end, and a nearly party-line vote in the full House before Christmas to impeach him.
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The event, occurring when life was concentrated in the seas and far before vertebrates first walked on land, set in motion evolutionary changes in invertebrates fundamental to marine ecosystems as they adapted to global cooling, they said.
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The investigation has been set in motion more than three years after a public defender, Scott Sanders, first began to lay out evidence that prosecutors had obtained illegal jailhouse confessions and withheld information that could help defendants.
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The series of events was set in motion earlier Thursday in the Senate floor announcement from McConnell, who said he would drop his opposition to the national emergency move in order to advance the government funding measure.
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As Vox's Tim Lee noted, none of the emails contained a smoking gun demonstrating that the primary was rigged for Clinton — or even that DNC officials set in motion any of the plans to derail Sanders's candidacy.
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The harms of global warming tend to fall disproportionately on poorer people and poorer countries, but the "cascades" already set in motion will eventually grow so enormous and indiscriminate that not even the rich will be spared.
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As Vox's Tim Lee noted, none of the emails contained a smoking gun demonstrating that the primary was rigged for Clinton — or even that DNC officials set in motion any of the plans to derail Sanders's candidacy.
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In 2006, California passed its groundbreaking climate legislation AB 32, which put in place a target for greenhouse gas reductions and set in motion a cascade of regulations, subsidies, and performance standards that has continued unabated ever since.
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Trump's decision to fire Lewandowski may even go a little way toward suggesting that the candidate's offending views on women have been part of his act, or a runaway train set in motion by a misguided campaign manager.
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"In each instance, the court will be asked to review a course of action that was set in motion by the court itself, again allowing a reasonable person to question the court's impartiality," Labaton told the 1st Circuit.
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The prime minister also reconfirmed her earlier commitment to trigger the "Article 50" clause which will set in motion the two-year timeline (extendable if agreed by both sides) for the country's exit from the regional trading bloc.
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That set in motion a wild (as wild as Westminster can get) chain of events culminating in May surviving a vote of confidence called by a significant number of members of parliament (MPs) within her own Conservative Party.
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The next step after that will likely depend on how well these early efforts do, and how confident Amazon feels about bucking the trend that it helped set in motion: Amazon has declined to comment for this story.
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We set in motion stories about the work's contents, just as we would have done had we made it inside to see it — and these stories were unrecorded, not transcribed, irreproducible, the ghostly effects of the absent object.
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Provided this isn't just boastful public remarks and Boeing really does hear SpaceX's footsteps, hopefully this will set in motion competition that pushes forward both endeavors, which should help make Mars a more realistic destination in the end.
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RELATED: Inflatable 'bedroom' attached to space station Obama who's in the final months of his eight-year presidency is also looking to set in motion plans, which could pan out to be a key part of his legacy.
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Game of Thrones' final season was set in motion years ago; with an ending that is already known, and several characters with dramatic story arcs left to resolve, there's simply no thematic room for a twist this crazy.
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And in a sense what we're trying to deal with is self-denying prophecies, by predicting that things will lead to serious problems, we set in motion the adjustments that caused them not to lead to serious problems.
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Acorns, the mobile service that's providing a gateway to investing in the stock market, has completed the master plan it set in motion months ago with the acquisition of Vault by finally launching a retirement account product today.
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To pay for Naz's trial and all the repercussions that his arrest has set in motion (the taxi Naz's father shares keeps coming up), his parents go to a pawn shop and sell of some of their goods.
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That's is enough warming to set in motion a cascade of impacts for centuries to come, according to the new study, "The eventual magnitude as well as the rate of change is still in our hands," Levermann said.
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We learned in his conversation with Christopher that Kevin, Sr., is in Australia because he's following a path set in motion by old recordings his son made as a child: a tape from their trip to Niagara Falls.
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Still, it is laughable for Mr. Zarif to lay all the blame on the Saudis when it is the Iranian regime that long ago set in motion the nihilist culture of international terrorism that plagues the world today.
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Behind the scenes, some major events were set in motion last autumn that could soon change the tenor in Washington, at least as it relates to the debunked Russia collusion narrative that distracted America for nearly three years.
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The move set in motion plans for a party congress next year virtually certain to confirm Mr. Xi as leader for five more years and allow him a free hand in reshaping the party's top ranks next year.
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The bank said on Thursday it had set in motion a 5 billion euro bad-loan securitisation sale and was looking to hire advisers to sell a further 3.5 billion euros to meet its 13 billion euro target.
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According to the Washington Post, the deal to repeal the law was set in motion by the NCAA, which essentially gave the state an ultimatum: Repeal HB2 by Thursday, or say goodbye to hosting playoff games through 2022.
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Last week, the wheels of change were set in motion through an opaque reorganization within the ruling People's Action Party (PAP), a move that put in place the likely successor once Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong steps aside.
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One can perhaps partly excuse the world's major central banks, including the Federal Reserve under Ms. Yellen's predecessor, Ben Bernanke, for having set in motion our present boom-bust cycle by their policy response to the Great Recession.
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As director, she balanced the budget; raised over $15 million from private donors and foundations; created new education programs; expanded the board of trustees; and set in motion the process of digitalizing the museum's more than 8,000 works.
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Despite this, Clarke said Sunderstorm had been in talks with several Canadian companies and was in deep discussions with one company in particular that could set in motion a product launch in the second half of this year.
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When President Jimmy Morales of Guatemala announced last month that he would not reauthorize a joint United Nations-Guatemala anticorruption commission to remain in the country, he set in motion what some are calling a slow-motion coup.
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That doesn't make "Soft Power" any easier to parse than it is to praise; I'm not sure even its authors and hard-working director, Leigh Silverman, have mastered all the whirligig tricks of perspective they've set in motion.
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Asghar Farhadi, the Iranian director of "The Salesman," won his second Oscar for best foreign language film on Sunday, but did not attend to protest the travel ban Mr. Trump's administration set in motion shortly after entering office.
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Following John F. Kennedy's death, in 1963, she retreats to Hyannis Port not merely to recuperate but to set in motion the process whereby the image of her husband will become a fixed star in the public gaze.
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Top Republican aides tell CNN that if Trump decided to fire Pruitt it would be extremely difficult to confirm another conservative EPA administrator to continue carrying out the deregulation agenda he has set in motion during his tenure.
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Though the committee indicated it would continue investigative work, the report's release set in motion the next phase in the impeachment of Mr. Trump, accelerating a constitutional clash that has happened only three times in the nation's history.
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"Still, helped by stronger wage growth in Germany, the June meeting should set in motion the final push to end QE (quantitative easing) this year, " said Anatoli Annenkov, ECB watcher with Societe Generale, said in a research note.
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Trump had long been angry at Sessions for the appointment of Mueller as special counsel, which was set in motion when Sessions recused himself from the Russia investigation because of his own contacts with Russians during the presidential campaign.
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"As alleged, Zottola Sr. set in motion a deadly plot to kill his father and brother, with Bloods gang members carrying out extreme acts of violence to collect a payoff for the hits," said United States Attorney Richard Donoghue.
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Typical for a Yamazaki work, the music video features gouache as the medium, but it's not the watercolor flourishes that most impress—it's the way the objects, including Yuki and Yamazaki herself, within the frame are set in motion.
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Abbas and his allies were left furious in December when U.S. President Donald Trump reversed decades of U.S. policy to recognize Jerusalem as Israel's capital and set in motion the process of moving the U.S. embassy from Tel Aviv.
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By drawing circles around Flynn's action—saying his lies about it were a crime but not prosecuting the underlying telephone conversations with a foreign adversary—Robert Mueller, intentionally or not, could set in motion a new foreign policy norm.
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History is a conspiracy, set in motion by demonic forces of almost transcendent power, and what is felt to be needed to defeat it is not the usual methods of political give-and-take, but an all-out crusade.
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Sources told NBC News that the raid was set in motion after Mueller's team became aware of certain information but concluded it did not fall under their mandate and passed the issue on to federal prosecutors in New York.
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Children's Books Could Edward Stratemeyer have possibly realized what he set in motion back in the early 210th century when he invented the modern machine-tooled juvenile book series with the Rover Boys, the Bobbsey Twins and Tom Swift?
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The move by the Senate's budget committee chairman on the first day of the new Congress set in motion the Republican majority's promise to repeal the 2010 Affordable Care Act, known as Obamacare, as its first major legislative item.
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Today, the mines and cotton mills are all gone, extinguished by forces set in motion long before Britain joined the European Economic Community, the predecessor to the European Union, in 1973, or reaffirmed its membership in a 1975 referendum.
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"The Chinese have certainly wanted to weaken US alliances, they've wanted to set in motion a process which would result in withdrawal of US troops from the region ... I think the Chinese see a huge opportunity here," said Glaser.
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It may feel like we're in a period of reckoning for the once high-flying tech industry, set in motion by a blog post by former Uber engineer Susan Fowler about her troubled experience at the car-hailing company.
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With no score, runners at the corners and one out in the third inning, Didi Gregorius hit a crisp one-hopper back to pitcher Dylan Bundy and the course for the rest of the game was set in motion.
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Last July, the federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, or C.M.S., set in motion a plan to weaken rules imposed by the Obama administration that required every nursing home to employ at least one specialist in preventing infections.
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The later advent of eukaryotes set in motion evolutionary paths that led to a riotous assemblage of organisms over the eons like palm trees, blue whales, T. rex, hummingbirds, clownfish, shiitake mushrooms, lobsters, daisies, woolly mammoths and Marilyn Monroe.
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"Five years from now, we need to have set in motion all of the pieces the president has talked about," Jonathan Pershing, the U.S.'s special envoy for climate change, said at the Climate Action 2016 conference in Washington.
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While Lagarde was not expected to break from the trajectory set in motion by Draghi so early in her tenure, investors will be closely monitoring the semantics in her impending press conference for any hints on future policy direction.
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" On Tuesday, they set in motion the nuclear deal's dispute resolution process, they said, "in good faith, with the overarching objective of preserving the JCPOA and in the sincere hope of finding a way forward through constructive diplomatic dialogue.
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But: A move by Trump to proactively de-value the U.S. dollar would be the monetary policy equivalent of the nuclear option, a weaponization that could set in motion an ugly currency war and a race to the bottom.
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The rapidly changing situation was set in motion last week, when U.S. President Donald Trump ordered American troops in northern Syria to step aside, clearing the way for an attack by Turkey, which regards the Kurdish fighters as terrorists.
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The report underscores how far we've fallen in just over seven years since the Budget Control Act, which guaranteed a floor vote on a Balanced Budget Amendment (BBA) and set in motion at least tiny steps toward spending restraint.
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The legal battle was set in motion when her court-appointed guardian sought an order allowing her to enter palliative care, since feeding methods put in place over the summer led to heart failure, which she has now recovered from.
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" But he hopes that "when they do finally pass this resolution—when they fully understand and then acknowledge the scale of the problem —then it will set in motion a series of interventions that will help put a stop to it.
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The sense of Airbus entering a new era is palpable, with the complex reorganization set in motion by the swallowing of parent Airbus Group (formerly EADS), by the subsidiary it was created to oversee, coinciding with waning demand from airlines.
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When wound up and set in motion (which only happens once a day due to the delicacy of the mechanism) the swan performs a graceful 30-second pantomime, catching a tiny silver fish from the glass pond in front of it.
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I do like how the president tried to take credit for releasing the files, like it was already set in motion to happen, but he made it seem like he was the one that was going to, like, unlock the vault.
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"Developing countries' experiences with Facebook suggest that the company, however noble its intent, has set in motion a series of problems we are only beginning to understand and that the company has proved unable or unwilling to fully address," he writes.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - South Africa will consider partially privatizing struggling state-owned companies as part of wide-ranging reforms set in motion by President Cyril Ramaphosa since he came to power last month, the head of the National Treasury said on Saturday.
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After his gold medal win at the Commonwealth Games, he went back to his family's village in India where his great grandfather made that fateful decision to leave that set in motion the lives of four generations of the Bhullar family.
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The roots of the Syrian civil war, which according to a recent estimate has killed at least 215,983 people and helped set in motion one of the most significant human migrations on record, can be traced in part to the drought.
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In his first 100 days, Trump has set in motion reviews that would, among other things, remove limits on offshore drilling, rewrite President Barack Obama's signature plan to reduce carbon emissions from power plants and potentially ease tough fuel efficiency standards.
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He injured his knee and lost out on a light heavyweight title match with Jon Jones, which set in motion the events that would send UFC 151 up in smoke, and he's has gone 3-6 since that 2012 tipping point.
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Reversing decades of U.S. policy, Trump in early December recognized Jerusalem as Israel's capital and set in motion the process of moving the embassy from Tel Aviv, imperiling Middle East peace efforts and upsetting the Arab world and Western allies alike.
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And today there's increasing evidence that the tribalists were, well, right to be suspicious — that the creative destruction set in motion over their objections cost more jobs, with fewer compensating benefits, than many liberal and conservative free-traders once expected.
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Within his first year, Trump didn't just set in motion the fulfillment of his campaign promise to move the U.S. Embassy in Israel from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, he also officially recognized Jerusalem as the undivided capital of the Jewish State.
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This was set in motion before the family separation issue hit center stage -- it's about another politically polarizing issue: recipients of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, which Trump ended but has been left in the court system's legal limbo.
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To exit the exhibition, visitors must backtrack through the galleries, through time and textiles, back to the beginnings of the Bauhaus, seeing in reverse the comet of experimentation and innovation that a school, open for just 14 years, set in motion.
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To see why the effect of stimulus is temporary, realize that if raising government spending raises output, then because the end of a stimulus program means cutting government spending, the same forces are later set in motion, but in reverse.
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Instead, Khamenei's looming exit has set in motion an internal battle between the moderate reformers aligned with the current president Hassan Rouhani, conservatives supporting Khamenei, and, possibly, the powerful military force known as the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corp, analysts said.
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If Keyser Söze's entire complicated scheme was set in motion to kill the guy who was going to ID him, well... wasn't he just ID'd by that fax that came in at movie's end with a sketch of his face?
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On Capitol Hill, the House Energy and Commerce Committee will hold a hearing Wednesday on new ways of making Medicare payments known as alternative payment models, which were set in motion by the "doc fix" bill that Congress passed in 2015.
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For Ralph Lauren, it was a wide necktie and an outsized vision that set in motion a five-decade career in fashion, one that would eventually render a house painter's son from the Bronx a multibillionaire and a globally legible brand.
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Ms. Ughetta and Mr. Wood met on a set of monkey bars at Lafayette Avenue Elementary School in Chatham, and their relationship was set in motion when he asked to hold her hand at their school's fifth-grade roller-skating party.
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Kathleen Ughetta and Andrew Wood met on a set of monkey bars at Lafayette Avenue Elementary School in Chatham, and their relationship was set in motion when he asked to hold her hand at their school's fifth-grade roller-skating party.
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It was the deadliest to target U.S. troops in Iraq since a late December rocket attack on an Iraqi base, which killed a U.S. contractor and set in motion a series of attacks that brought Iraq to the brink of war.
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The Interpreter MEXICO CITY — The forces driving violence in Mexico, which is now on track for its worst year in decades, were first set in motion 20 years ago by two events that were, at the time, celebrated as triumphs.
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Rather than focusing on jobs and infrastructure projects, Trump immediately set in motion an attempt to repeal Obamacare and ordered a travel ban on citizens of seven Muslim-majority countries, which was met with demonstrations at airports across the country.
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Furthermore, the last time Trump's administration confronted a deadline to set in motion penalties against Putin's government, it took more than three weeks — and a nudge from Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Bob Corker (R-Tenn.) — for Trump's team to comply.
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The paradox of impeachment is that it relies on a legislative body that represents the public to solve a crisis that the public helped set in motion — in some cases, one could argue, with foreknowledge of the potential for disaster.
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These developments are but the latest in a calamitous, tragic pattern of U.S. self-inflicted wounds helping to catalyze widespread disorder in the region, starting with the 2202 Iraq war and the chain of disastrous events it set in motion.
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But such is the lingering animosity about Trump by many in the GOP establishment, and there very well may be enough Republican senators willing to topple the first domino and set in motion a chain reaction — no matter the consequences.
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As soon as he'd called a prostitute and left a message with a made-up name, he'd start to feel scared of what he'd set in motion, and a part of him would not want the woman to call back.
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On Monday, Mr. Trump set in motion a trade case against China for its alleged theft of intellectual property, a policy that Mr. Bannon has championed since Inauguration Day against resistance from the president's senior economic and national security aides.
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He said it had been set in motion by Brady Toensing, a lawyer who filed a complaint about the land deal with the United States Attorney's Office for the District of Vermont in January 2016 on behalf of various Catholic parishioners.
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Indeed, one of the conversations that helped fuel the firing of FBI Director James Comey and set in motion Mueller's appointment was the February 2017 exchange in which Comey claims Trump praised Flynn and urged investigators to go easy on him.
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The memo's arrival at the White House late Monday set in motion a five-day clock for the White House and key law enforcement and intelligence agencies to review the memo to determine whether it is appropriate to declassify the document.
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Mr. Netanyahu and Mr. Trump want to set in motion a chain of events that could block Iran, redefine Israel's relationship with the Arab world and create Israeli-Palestinian peace — "the deal that can't be made," as Mr. Trump has said.
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We broke the back of the nuclear freeze, won the Cold War and set in motion an arms control process where fully 90 percent of our deployed strategic nuclear forces and those of the Soviet Union and then Russia were reduced.
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But some Game of Thrones fans are speculating that the events our Bran Stark is about to set in motion after finally arriving at the Wall will be a lot less popular than those of his fabled predecessor, Bran the Builder.
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Abe said the statement underscored that the Trump administration recognised the effectiveness of 'Abenomics' three-arrow policies - a cocktail of monetary stimulus, fiscal expansion and structural reforms set in motion four years ago to revive the world's third-largest economy.
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The bill offered a pathway to citizenship to roughly 2.7 million people who had been living in the United States without permission, set in motion an era of tighter controls at the border and made knowingly hiring undocumented people a crime.
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" Instead, "it is the duty of the new pulpit to set in motion moral and reformatory forces that shall penetrate to the very center of practical politics or to the center of any other stronghold of political vice and misrule.
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