ISIS setbacks There have been a series of setbacks for the terror group.
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But the successes far outweigh all the setbacks, and the setbacks are minor at best.
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Mr. Bannon's setbacks could all be temporary, but that doesn't mean that they aren't setbacks.
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The setbacks for Obamacare supporters could be severe; the consequences of those setbacks could amount to a humanitarian crisis.
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Domestic setbacks One plausible explanation of Trump's apparent return to the "One China" principle could be his rising setbacks on the domestic front.
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Despite some setbacks in court, campaigners see progress of sorts.
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Every one of us will face setbacks in our lives.
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Microsoft has also faced plenty of setbacks over the years.
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She pleaded for prayers and talked about pain and setbacks.
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Despite these setbacks, freelance and remote jobs aren't going anywhere.
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Ryan's own professional setbacks reveal the folly of that hope.
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However, that doesn't mean there won't be any more setbacks.
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DJI's hyped Mavic Pro drone is still experiencing shipping setbacks.
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Despite those setbacks, she is already looking to the future.
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Tata Sons has faced setbacks in its campaign against Mistry.
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Both candidates absorbed stinging setbacks when they lost South Carolina.
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It might help to view these as setbacks, not roadblocks.
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The pilots encountered several setbacks and challenges along the way.
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The setbacks to supplies came as temperatures plunged below freezing.
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There may be some bumps in the road and setbacks.
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Salazar threw a bullpen on Friday and sustained no setbacks.
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But China will not be impatient or afraid of setbacks.
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Mattheij quickly came across a few setbacks in the process.
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New Japan's success in the US hasn't been without setbacks.
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The list includes military defeat, economic setbacks, or domestic rebellion.
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Much has been modified on the jet after several setbacks.
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Despite such setbacks, progress has been striking since communism ended.
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But then he and Citigroup suffered a series of setbacks.
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I see them only as momentary setbacks and learning opportunities.
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Over the last year, it has also had embarrassing setbacks.
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Supporters rightfully worry that setbacks in equal rights could occur.
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Such setbacks did not deter Philip from his royal duties.
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But the setbacks from Apple's rivals aren't likely to last.
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One of those six setbacks came at Denver on Dec.
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Two of those setbacks occurred during the previous two seasons.
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Even the most successful people have experienced setbacks and failures.
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But over the years, she had a couple of setbacks.
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Even then, many kids will struggle to overcome developmental setbacks.
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The two men comforted each other when they encountered setbacks.
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Perhaps we should treat failures as nothing more than setbacks.
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Setbacks are inevitable, but for survivors, they can be devastating.
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Perhaps he was undone by the accumulation of medical setbacks.
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Disney has had some recent setbacks with its existing businesses.
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But Ms. Sarsour said those setbacks helped energize the movement.
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If that was a huge milestone, Sosa experienced setbacks, too.
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However, the setbacks of this strategy far outweigh the benefits.
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Mr. Hynes suffered two big setbacks in his first term.
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I've had a lot of injuries, a lot of setbacks.
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It has since been opening in phases, after many setbacks.
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Along the way, there will be missteps, setbacks, even upheavals.
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Jenkins's departure comes as Sports Illustrated faces stiff financial setbacks.
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Getting comfortable with setbacks will keep them curious and engaged.
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Mr. Russell's health had incurred significant setbacks in recent years.
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Effective diplomacy will typically be slow and marked by setbacks.
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The dealmaking industry could also suffer some significant business setbacks.
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She had so many setbacks, and she just kept going.
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This includes everything from burnout to financial and career setbacks.
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The away setbacks are by an average of 29.5 points.
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The Bible reminds him to remain hopeful, despite his setbacks.
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"Setbacks are mandatory experiences that come with entrepreneurship," Ross said.
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He'd already suffered health setbacks while in custody, the Rev.
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But the Democrats could use those setbacks to their advantage.
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Even after suffering a string of setbacks and humiliations, Mrs.
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And the Republican plan has overcome delays and setbacks before.
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They acknowledge your successes, but don't comment on your setbacks
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But the massive project has faced its share of setbacks.
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ISIS is suffering setbacks in Syria and Iraq, but they are gaining ground in Afghanistan ISIS is suffering setbacks in Syria and Iraq, but they are gaining ground in Afghanistan This segment originally aired Jan.
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I've had successes and I've had setbacks — sometimes really painful ones.
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Activist investors all along have seen Barnes & Noble's setbacks as opportunities.
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He urged his followers to keep up the fight despite setbacks.
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No doubt there will be setbacks during the next presidential administration.
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She says we should own our accomplishments and learn from setbacks.
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The most successful CEO's and entrepreneurs have experienced setbacks, even failures.
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Fast Company pointed out that Facebook's announcement coincided with legal setbacks.
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Nearby futures contracts ended higher, in a turnaround from recent setbacks.
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And this past week, that mission has faced some serious setbacks.
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Of course, building a successful company does not come without setbacks.
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That progress was pretty steady, and of course there were setbacks.
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Both plants were also dogged by massive setbacks and cost overruns.
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But since then, FF has experienced a series of public setbacks.
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I've had successes and I've had setbacks, sometimes really painful ones.
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"Sometimes these little set setbacks can cost you dearly," she warned.
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These setbacks, and the jailings, prompted divisions in the separatist camp.
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Mr Trudeau's Liberal government has suffered other recent setbacks on trade.
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However, in the past few months the army has suffered setbacks.
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I mean, obviously we are going to have some setbacks here.
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Despite numerous setbacks, Nigeria's government is trying to reboot aid efforts.
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Its share price tanked after a series of high profile setbacks.
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He's expected back by the end of July, barring any setbacks.
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The cuts are the latest of local coverage setbacks this month.
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Qionibaravi said despite the setbacks, Sodelpa could beat Bainimarama's FijiFirst party.
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MJ has also dealt with heartbreaks, suicides, and major professional setbacks.
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Ms Vestager is not the type to be fazed by setbacks.
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And it continues to expand its Free Basics program despite setbacks.
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The Truvada Revolution Despite the setbacks, scientists are still pushing forward.
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Nollywood moviemakers were used to setbacks, so the shoot would continue.
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While management was suffering setbacks, the pilots were growing in confidence.
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Branson's bid to achieve human spaceflight hasn't been without setbacks, however.
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Many would-be autocrats suffer electoral setbacks like Mr. Morales did.
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But he's back around 350 pounds and has had several setbacks.
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He recently shut down the operation after health and financial setbacks.
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A plan is needed to reverse Republican setbacks in suburban communities.
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It's you can't have any more setbacks, any more grievous errors.
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And use mistakes, failures, and setbacks to teach important life skills.
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But his recommendation for US investors is not without its setbacks.
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But today, helicopter parents protect their children from setbacks and hardship.
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That higher yearning enables them to withstand setbacks, pain and betrayal.
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He is a methodical thinker who encounters setbacks with poised silence.
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I feel everyone needs constant reminders, because there are constant setbacks.
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Setbacks are only temporary, so keep moving and don't get stuck.
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We had some troubled times over the years and some setbacks.
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None of these setbacks were deal breakers, at least at first.
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The team's struggles coincided with Griner's own setbacks on the court.
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For every #MeToo breakthrough, it seems women face two more setbacks.
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You have plenty of time to weather a number of setbacks.
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"I've had successes and setbacks and sometimes painful ones," she said.
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The wheels of revolution grind slowly, and there are always setbacks.
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They had never thought to approach their own setbacks with gentleness.
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Regardless of the setbacks, Infantino retained enough support to stand unopposed.
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They have shown a remarkable ability to stay poised after setbacks.
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More important, he did not suffer any setbacks to his health.
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U.S. officials ramp up testing, after weeks of setbacks and missteps.
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Since then, Iran has experienced some setbacks in the Middle East.
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Many are drawn by promises of miracles, only to confront setbacks.
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Paul has also faced controversies and career setbacks in recent years.
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Personal setbacks, like health scares and family deaths, are hashed over.
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Japan's push to become a global infrastructure powerhouse has had setbacks.
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These setbacks are real, but they should be seen in proportion.
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But then Pongo left the group and years of setbacks followed.
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Over the years, Mr. Dassey's legal team scored victories and setbacks.
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Juul has faced a number of public setbacks in recent months.
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The company was dealt several setbacks on pretrial motions last year.
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A series of recent setbacks has overtaken his aura of indispensability.
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The Social Democrats have seen a series of setbacks this year.
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After several setbacks in court, the company has changed its focus.
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The company's ride-hailing business has suffered a series of setbacks.
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But legalization proponents have experienced a few setbacks in recent weeks.
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Our children will suffer major setbacks if these changes take place.
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In recent weeks, each of these companies has suffered embarrassing setbacks.
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And setbacks of a similar nature haven't deterred the lawyer before.
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Duke also lacked a particular kind of experience: setbacks in March.
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At the same time, Tesla and its chief have experienced setbacks.
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But while some cases have ended in victories, others created setbacks.
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The Sanders campaign has not responded to these setbacks very well.
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We built them through decades of work, compromise, setbacks, and serendipity.
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Self-driving and connected vehicles are in their infancy, and the aviation industry suffered many setbacks early on, but few would argue that those setbacks outweigh the safety and convenience of the aviation system we now enjoy.
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Meanwhile the government's struggle against both jihadist factions has suffered serious setbacks.
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Such military setbacks cast a shadow over presidential elections scheduled for February.
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The first legal offensive from Consovoy and Strawbridge has encountered early setbacks.
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OHL has faced several setbacks at its Mexican unit in recent months.
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Morocco's efforts to claim Western Sahara have also faced legal setbacks abroad.
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Susan Boyle isn't letting a few setbacks keep her from her fans.
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The two spoke candidly about some of their professional setbacks as well.
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And I haven't had any setbacks yet so ... I'm positive about it.
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She told us: I've had successes and setbacks and sometimes painful ones.
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One of the major setbacks, though, is that our bike lanes suck.
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The Xbox One's exclusive lineup has also suffered delays, setbacks, and closures.
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We climb and get close but then have setbacks, and lose hope.
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But implementation of its recommendations has been beset by crises and setbacks.
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America has its setbacks, but it is still a land of opportunity.
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She's built an incredibly successful name for herself, despite the early setbacks.
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Despite all these setbacks, the Stem wasn't some piece of vaporware rendering.
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Waymo is intentionally taking things slowly to avoid these types of setbacks.
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LGBT activists told BuzzFeed News they've heard of no setbacks this week.
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Stay Calm Under PressureEvery business experiences setbacks, some more dramatic than others.
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Despite the setbacks, voting-rights activists remain deeply concerned about the commission.
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Succeeding in the art world often requires taking risks and experiencing setbacks.
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These setbacks aren't holding the company back from the American market, though.
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The singer, 103.73, and her family have dealt with several setbacks recently.
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Linnartz said the company was determined to bounce back from both setbacks.
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Respect to Ryan Reynolds for keeping the faith after so many setbacks.
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Strack believes setbacks to ISIS in northern Syria are even more critical.
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My recovery was not graceful; it was ugly, crawling, reeking of setbacks.
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Those setbacks weren't noted Monday as Trump's inner-circle offered their praise.
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Indeed, despite his own setbacks, Galloway has gone on to massive success.
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They also blame him for a series of setbacks in local elections.
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"We need to be better," Stotts told reporters after consecutive home setbacks.
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It then deploys a twofold strategy meant to preclude future judicial setbacks.
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Since then, ISIS has suffered a string of territorial setbacks in Libya.
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Over the years there have been chest-thumping victories and demoralizing setbacks.
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Now, the champion tells SI her setbacks made her victory even sweeter.
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But it's a superficial victory, and underneath it were some real setbacks.
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It's the latest in a string of recent setbacks for the bank.
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Such setbacks could, as before, give rise to another Sunni extremist group.
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Permanent policy improvements should be more important than any temporary setbacks, period.
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The building's upper floors feature symmetrical setbacks, with an eccentric ziggurat top.
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Notice that all of the key American setbacks came on the road.
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But despite the constant setbacks, enthusiasm for the games have never faltered.
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But GOP women have also faced significant setbacks in the new Congress.
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Possibilities for change are out there even as setbacks continue to mount.
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The dynamic repeatedly rewarded investors who used market setbacks as buying opportunities.
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" Claire Moulden, of Colorado, wrote about "fracking setbacks from homes, schools, etc.
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There have been setbacks — years of failed clinical trials and dashed hopes.
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I would say it's less about setbacks and more about industry challenges.
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But for the vast majority, there are major setbacks around every corner.
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And Jimmy Carter's presidency was plagued by foreign policy setbacks and stagflation.
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Economic setbacks — especially in 1973 and 2008 — disrupted long periods of growth.
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US markets had their setbacks as well as gains throughout Trump's tenure.
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Five years later, there have been improvements in Ferguson, along with setbacks.
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They are still struggling to recover from the setbacks the disaster caused.
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But Mr. White said that, for every success story, there were setbacks.
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"This has been the story this season," Gulbis said of the setbacks.
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Allow the compelling need to act to outweigh all doubts and setbacks.
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Lil Xan experienced some setbacks when he decided to quit drugs recently.
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Since the two companies announced the deal, Alere has faced multiple setbacks.
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Presidents often suffer setbacks in the first midterm elections after they're inaugurated.
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The company has suffered some setbacks with its launch abort engines before.
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Watching setbacks doesn't sit too well with the 22-year-old Barkley.
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The setbacks of the past eight years have largely vindicated Mr. Biden.
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Boeing also announced setbacks to some of its other commercial airline programs.
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The latest of several setbacks: this year's Wimbledon final against Simona Halep.
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But in this push, Leuthard, a 55-year-old lawyer, faced setbacks.
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All of them faced major career setbacks, but they worked through them.
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Valadao comes from a dairy family that has faced setbacks this year.
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There have been breakthroughs, there have been setbacks, there have been tariffs.
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The setbacks have not stopped Rylan's determination to push the N.W.H.L. forward.
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We are not there yet, and the road is littered with setbacks.
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But his approach has suffered a few notable setbacks, many involving women.
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Its gains contrast with setbacks for Islamic State in Syria and Iraq.
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But 2016 was a year of major setbacks for Gates as well.
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Despite the setbacks, the T-Mobile Tuesdays app is still topping the charts.
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But it's clear that over a decade of setbacks have plagued the scope.
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Of course, setbacks are always possible, even at the state or local level.
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OPEC members Nigeria and Libya, both suffering setbacks in production, were given exemptions.
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He called on his followers to keep up the fight despite the setbacks.
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The setbacks were pitched by supporters as a way to better protect communities.
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Alexandra Ocasio-Cortez's trajectory inside her party has been stunningly free of setbacks.
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He is still unloved and, to judge from his latest setbacks, less feared.
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Were such setbacks enough to damn over half of the projects they examined?
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Here's a look at Trump's three biggest setbacks during his first 100 days.
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Around that time his father suffered financial setbacks, and his mother tried suicide.
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We have to make sure that there are no errors and no setbacks.
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Despite these setbacks, Facebook says today that adoption of Instant Articles is growing.
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All year, Washington has refused to fold despite a gantlet of serious setbacks.
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The threat of additional privacy regulatory setbacks remains a concern, according to analysts.
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The House approved its version of the bill in May after several setbacks.
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There are going to be plenty of successes and setbacks along the way.
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I am strong and capable enough to pursue my dreams, despite my setbacks.
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OPEC's deal faced potential setbacks from Iraq's call for it to be exempt.
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How did it make you feel to keep on having so many setbacks?
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Finally, after all the doubts, all the problems, all the setbacks, we're successful.
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We had to learn to deal with the setbacks, which was really hard.
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She had health setbacks but she did not let those set her back.
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After years of setbacks, that price tag has risen to roughly $40 billion.
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But setbacks in moments of triumph are old hat to the Texas Rangers.
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In that time, we have made remarkable progress and also weathered significant setbacks.
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Every successful one had terrible hurdles and setbacks that they had to overcome.
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Other countries' setbacks bode ill for China's own efforts on the magnetic drive.
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The missteps and setbacks, however, have been threaded through with Gaga's long game.
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However, it had suffered a number of high-profile setbacks in the process.
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Renzi's Democratic Party (PD) suffered setbacks across Italy in Sunday's second round ballot.
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Thursday's ruling follows a several legal setbacks for the administration over sanctuary cities.
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But despite these slight setbacks, demand is still high, according to The NYT.
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These setbacks (which may yet prove temporary) are an annoyance for Mr Cook.
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Despite the setbacks, Melaine Stoneman, a camp leader, said protesters were not dismayed.
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The Trump Administration has had setbacks in efforts to bring down drug prices.
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The Russia legislation has been beset for weeks over a string of setbacks.
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Other luxury retailers, like L'Occitane, have suffered even steeper setbacks in Hong Kong.
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Federal courts have handed his administration setbacks and defeats at a torrid pace.
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The law has survived many setbacks, and it will overcome Aetna's decision, too.
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"Through the years there have been challenges, setbacks," says one of the ads.
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Meanwhile, Republican efforts to overhaul the country's tax code have already encountered setbacks.
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That part of life is learning how to move beyond setbacks and mistakes.
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But it was just the latest in a series of setbacks at ITT.
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The project has been troubled by delays, financial setbacks, lawsuits and political wrangling.
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His setbacks threatened to push voters further away from Republicans, Mr. Reynolds said.
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OPEC members Nigeria and Libya, both suffering setbacks in production, were given exemptions.
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If there are no setbacks, Worley could return to Baltimore on June 28.
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Our response to these setbacks has been to create new types of drugs.
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We need to acknowledge our progress and keep moving forward despite any setbacks.
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Trump advisers are well aware that even small gestures can lead to setbacks.
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Through setbacks and pushback from Ford executives, Shelby and Miles achieve the impossible.
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" But Dr. Dodd experienced numerous health setbacks after 2010, as her progressive "M.
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The practice encourages a stance of self-kindness in the face of setbacks.
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"Despite our setbacks, we have not nor will we stop innovating," Baxter said.
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Despite setbacks with neighboring countries, developments in the US have given him hope.
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And the setbacks threaten jobs in an industry that employs millions of people.
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But a select few have returned in triumph, defying setbacks or Father Time.
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But it is another blow to her, capping a frenetic week of setbacks.
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The whole process could take years, and he might face setbacks in court.
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How can advocates avoid setbacks like the recent one in Cook County, Ill.
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Despite these setbacks, the group continues to be a fierce and nimble foe.
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Secretary Carson's proposal would be one of our most significant civil rights setbacks.
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On a different ship, Jamie tries to find a silver lining amid setbacks.
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Despite his setbacks, Shazier hasn't let go of his football dreams, telling NFL.
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The coronavirus outbreak is just the latest in a stunning sequence of setbacks.
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Elsewhere in the episode, Philip had further setbacks in his new capitalist existence.
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Soybean and wheat futures could see setbacks soon after the rallies, analysts said.
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But, these setbacks have not affected the Los Angeles trial from moving forward.
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The disaster is the latest of dozens of legal setbacks for the company.
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And Obama related the Party's losses this year to previous setbacks—and recoveries.
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The candidates shared personal stories after being asked about their biggest professional setbacks.
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And the agenda, she points out, has had successes as well as setbacks.
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Do not judge the setbacks of a candidate by how you see them.
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Despite setbacks, the Scottish independence question is merely delayed but far from resolved.
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Unlike previous setbacks, Friday morning's health care defeat had the ring of finality.
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But his reputation dwindled with later military setbacks, exacerbated by his Napoleonic grandiosity.
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She may be publicly gracious, even in the face of setbacks, they say.
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These setbacks notwithstanding, many Brazilian ranchers seem to grasp the importance of sustainability.
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Many successful leaders have learned how to find strength in and amid setbacks.
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This is not the first time that Google has faced setbacks in Turkey.
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The construction project was delayed from the start and has faced multiple setbacks.
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However, he has suffered a series of setbacks in Parliament in recent days.
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Wheeler had numerous setbacks and never made it to the Mets last season.
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"But what people ended up relating to most were the setbacks," Zelman says.
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That means expecting setbacks, a slow timeline, and real concessions from both sides.
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Through detours and setbacks, she stayed focused on her goals and finished college.
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The inventor behind the boom, Boyan Slat, had himself warned of possible setbacks.
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The seventh full year of Theodore Roosevelt's presidency was marked by some setbacks.
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The greenback has been a safe haven from setbacks on the trade front.
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Bayer's campaign to follow-up with new drug hopefuls has seen some setbacks.
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"Unfortunately, over the years, [Holmes] ran into setbacks with this vision of a blood-testing device she was trying to pursue, and instead of admitting those setbacks, admitting to her investors where she was with the progress, she lied," Carreyrou said.
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But even countries that have made strides in electing female candidates sometimes suffer setbacks.
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Barring any setbacks, she should be onstage Friday night when the tour hits Denver.
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Negotiations have now stalled, with each side blaming the other for the recent setbacks.
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She also said that after initial setbacks, her business as a comedienne is booming.
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Most alarming was that he served up five total homers in the two setbacks.
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The group chalked these setbacks up to the "chilling effect" of New York's campaign.
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But treating addiction also requires acknowledging that setbacks can happen and are even common.
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Of course, for every advance in the organization's legacy, it has also faced setbacks.
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They needed to figure out how the player responded to personal and professional setbacks.
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One thing I've learned from my setbacks is that defeat does not define you.
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When it comes to handling setbacks, typically they can either be handled or not.
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But to Uber, it's a sad development in a long wave of painful setbacks.
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When he faces inevitable setbacks will he negotiate compromises, as he has often indicated?
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The Biggest Science Setbacks of 2016Scientific progress doesn't always move in a straight line.
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ISIS remains a formidable enemy despite setbacks CNN's Paul Murphy contributed to this report
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Science is hard, and regrettably, there are bound to be setbacks such as this.
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It is not clear how many setbacks Mr Guaidó and his allies can tolerate.
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That will be his third rehab start and he has not had any setbacks.
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You will have setbacks, injuries, and periods where you just don't want to workout.
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As you know, I was a lawyer beforehand, so I've had plenty of setbacks.
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Despite the setbacks, Beltone shares have risen more than five-fold since Feb. 8.
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A third threat is the demagogic response of Mr Bolsonaro's supporters to such setbacks.
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And we were on a real roll as a country despite assassinations, despite setbacks.
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MM: I'm always worried...I'm always worried about setbacks, I'm always worried about risk.
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He threw Sunday and will hit the following day if there are no setbacks.
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There have been minor setbacks, including eight periods when his body rejected the hands.
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Lewandowski said that the responsibility for these setbacks does not lie solely with Trump.
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If Zanardi can get over his setbacks, then surely no challenge is too difficult.
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The new investment shows investors believe Reddit can continue to grow despite these setbacks.
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He's going to be able to make it back barring setbacks of some kind.
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After initial setbacks, reforms of the energy sector and education seem to be progressing.
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Despite the setbacks, it's in your best interest to turn obstacles into stepping stones.
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It's about the setbacks as much as the successes, and learning along the way.
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Given ongoing delays and frustrating setbacks, today's test marked an important victory for NASA.
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Lewis tried to broaden his appeal, but was frequently met by resistance and setbacks.
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If Cain has no setbacks, he could begin a minor league rehab assignment Monday.
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But the virtual currency has also suffered regulatory setbacks including China banning cryptocurrency exchanges.
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The pharmaceutical company has also been hit with drug trial setbacks and generic competition.
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Winfrey also talked about her own professional setbacks reminded her to make thoughtful decisions.
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The biography that Yusuf told onstage — his "journey" — hinged on setbacks leading to epiphanies.
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And I think setbacks are part of that growth learning that I just mentioned.
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As first lady, she rebounded from professional setbacks and personal trials with astounding resilience.
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Other Trump nominees may also be facing setbacks at the same hearing Tuesday. Sen.
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He overcame physical setbacks and family loss to become the only four-term president.
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There, Musk told King about the company's setbacks and his reaction to the pressure.
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But there have been setbacks for the governor and his goals besides Porter Ranch.
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As with any very large-scale engineering project there will be setbacks and delays.
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The setbacks that Marcus had to overcome has only made him a stronger fighter.
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Production setbacks, car crashes and wary analysts have put the Tesla faithful on alert.
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Check back often—we'll be keeping it updated with any notable progress or setbacks.
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If the shutdown continues, there is potential for serious setbacks in bear-human interactions.
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But the administration's repeated legal setbacks don't mean that DACA is going to last.
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The retreat on Afghanistan compounds the litany of setbacks that has confronted the court.
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" If you have setbacks, ask your child, "Where do you think we went wrong?
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Recognize that setbacks are actually gifts which set you up for even greater success.
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Despite the setbacks, Planned Parenthood and its supporters raised $250,000 and repaired the facility.
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They have suffered professional consequences — or, it seems likely, some setbacks for their actions.
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But soybean and wheat futures could see setbacks soon after recent rallies, analysts said.
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Some setbacks can be traced to crop failures, political turmoil or the 2008 recession.
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Hardy, sustainable despite the setbacks, unwilling to compromise on the things we want most.
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Those who remained have built up a resilience in the face of repeated setbacks.
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For these 10, there were many setbacks, and what counted as success was modest.
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Any delays or setbacks to these programmes would represent downside risks to debt sustainability.
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Grievous setbacks in the midterm elections of 2018 could bolster challengers in the party.
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Douglas and his family, however, have been far from immune to setbacks and tragedies.
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For Bloomberg, any stumbles and setbacks can be cured by both money and tenacity.
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But the thread running through both setbacks was the great Wimbledon final in July.
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Setbacks, injuries, long seasons, exhausting travel and failure of all sorts are inevitable challenges.
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It's hard to see that happening, at least without major setbacks along the way.
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Bridenstine agreed with Musk's point, saying Commercial Crew indeed did suffer setbacks from funding.
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The Trump administration's health care agenda suffered 2 more setbacks in court on Friday.
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Considering the vast size of the Chinese automotive market, such setbacks could prove disastrous.
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In recent years some clinical trials involving potential dementia drugs have had disappointing setbacks.
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So far, it is managing to do so despite setbacks during the Great Recession.
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Epstein expects these two setbacks could cost Boeing a couple of billion dollars more.
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Those modest efforts could face sharp setbacks if Mr. Trump brings back banned practices.
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If there are no setbacks, Castillo could be activated from the disabled list Saturday.
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Perhaps a segment of youth is reacting to financial setbacks suffered by their fathers.
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But they also talk about the human journey — with all its failures and setbacks.
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The project was initially announced in 2013 but suffered a series of financial setbacks.
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Fast forward toward the end of the debate when Biden was asked about setbacks.
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Wilson has been open about the setbacks she faced on her way to stardom.
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The 25% rally from the December lows occurred with only minimal setbacks along the way.
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There were lots of setbacks, but I loved it so much, there was no alternative.
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That's been both the secret of my success and always the source of the setbacks.
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Since you are doing something that you have never done before, you will experience setbacks.
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According to The Athletic, he could resume physical activity in eight weeks, barring any setbacks.
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Ginsburg's trainer Bryant Johnson told PEOPLE last month that medical setbacks did not deter her.
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It isn't how well you handle your successes, it's how well you handle your setbacks.
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"Eventually too many of these little setbacks can add up and prove costly," he said.
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But after months of setbacks, the international and domestic legs of the IPO were pulled.
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Angela Merkel flung open Germany's doors to refugees, then suffered a series of political setbacks.
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As counterprotest organizers have prepared for the upcoming events, they've been dealt some unexpected setbacks.
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After serious military setbacks, Islamic State slipped into the shadows, staging suicide bombings and ambushes.
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Major setbacks would, if I were lucky, be served with a side of small victories.
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Resilience is a trait cardinal to her career, one that's admittedly been filled with setbacks.
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On Thursday, he said that such setbacks are "part of the process" of developing spacecraft.
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She told CNN affiliate KABC that a string of setbacks led to her becoming homeless.
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It also claims the whole project might be scrapped due to costs or other setbacks.
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But the city's opposition has lost much of its steam following a series of setbacks.
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The laundry list of setbacks includes faulty ejection seats, software delays and helmet-display issues.
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Most of these founders faced setbacks, including external obstacles and those of their own making.
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And when setbacks happened, May's independence from her party colleagues often turned into further isolation.
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Amid such setbacks, gig-economy companies argued that governments ought to be on their side.
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In the beginning of the planning process, Arran and I handled setbacks with good humor.
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There will always be setbacks You may have to go against the grain for years.
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These domestic setbacks were matched by Mrs May's lost grip of the process in Brussels.
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"Immediately it has some setbacks: When the money doesn't flow, the deal stops," he said.
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First announced in 2011, the Falcon Heavy has been beleaguered by setbacks from the outset.
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He had several setbacks this year during his rehab and only appeared in 11 games.
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Sometimes you learn a lot more from the setbacks than you learn from the wins.
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This larger al Qaeda network has evolved, and proven resilient, despite a range of setbacks.
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Woodstock 50 was called off after months of setbacks over venues, permits and financial backing.
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It shows the pent up frustration Republicans are feeling after a series of legislative setbacks.
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"Everyone has setbacks, and everyone has their dreams crushed at some point," Tebow tells PEOPLE.
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One reason for the setbacks in Helmand province is that there are too few trainers.
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With President Donald Trump reeling amid a series of political setbacks, investors have become wary.
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It's heartbreaking to watch her passion for music suffer so many setbacks in this episode.
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But they say that the most valuable insights came from the setbacks along the way.
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Where kids are encouraged to take intellectual risks and learn to handle setbacks and failures.
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There may be setbacks, but in the final analysis, we are going to achieve victory.
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But despite recent setbacks, there are many excellent reasons for the left to be optimistic.
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But the added benefit does come with its own setbacks, specifically from a security standpoint.
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He did not attribute the PD's setbacks to anger at Italy's lethargic recovery from recession.
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Despite setbacks, such as the loss of Palmyra, IS continues to capture some new territory.
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The shutdown's effects have been multiplying with other airport workers and travelers experiencing major setbacks.
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We must master setbacks and disappointments; they create moral muscle, the foundation of good character.
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But the opposition to Pelosi has suffered several setbacks, the most prominent being when Rep.
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This suddenly resonates, because people now believe setbacks in women's equal rights could actually happen.
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After a round of setbacks, Ms. Notley's one bit of good news was not unalloyed.
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David Marcus, the Facebook exec overseeing the launch, put a brave face on the setbacks.
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Williams is hardly finished but for now can only watch and consider her accumulating setbacks.
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Such an ambitious plan was not without setbacks, as NPR reported in a 2016 story.
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Zhou said many people would experience a serious blow to confidence when they encountered setbacks.
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Islamic State has stepped up bombings inside major population centers despite setbacks on the battlefield.
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But by July 31 it was officially canceled due to "unforeseen setbacks," Pitchfork reported Wednesday.
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But she arrives at the debate in Atlanta on Wednesday after suffering some potential setbacks.
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After months of challenges and setbacks, the Silicon Valley health startup uBiome is shutting down.
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But the president has faced setbacks and delays on some of his signature policy proposals.
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If there are no setbacks, O'Day could be activated Sunday or Monday, according to Showalter.
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Rice's cultural resurgence follows a dramatic life and career filled with both setbacks and comebacks.
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The problem, in essence, is that Rodgers' manner of dealing with setbacks is impossibly unimaginative.
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Reince Priebus: After setbacks in Congress, replaced as White House chief of staff by Kelly.
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There were setbacks, of course, but overall, the movement was towards making voting more accessible.
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These setbacks are common for those cooking at the Nepalese teahouses scattered in the Himalayas.
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There's been some setbacks recently in Supreme Court ... There was one, I think, in Wisconsin.
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First, the intervention has saved President Bashar al-Assad of Syria from further military setbacks.
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If there are no setbacks, Gausman will start for Class A Frederick on April 15.
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As Berlusconi's fortunes faded – he resigned as prime minister in 1403 – Verdini also suffered setbacks.
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Both efforts have been slow but steady going, marked by sporadic success and cyclical setbacks.
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Many heeded Jones's call to share their own setbacks and thus a hashtag was born.
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This year, like many before it, saw uncertainty, instability, and devastating setbacks for people everywhere.
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It's the dreams that keep us never afraid of the mistakes, the setbacks we have.
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Many expect setbacks at the federal level, so they will turn to states and localities.
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So far, the IEO's endeavor to tame bluefin has yielded slow progress and many setbacks.
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Haiti was in an uncertain place, he said, facing a mix of progress and setbacks.
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His defeat underlines the party's setbacks in a part of the state it long dominated.
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After some setbacks, Izzy decides that she's going to spend a year bouncing between gigs.
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After the setbacks in the past few months, class action shareholder suits have been filed.
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It was a monumental comeback from personal and professional setbacks that almost derailed his career.
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It was an extraordinary comeback from personal and professional setbacks that almost derailed his career.
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Dick Howser in 1980 and Buck Showalter in 1995 did not return after postseason setbacks.
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But Mr. Bannon had as many setbacks as victories on China at the White House.
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Although initial contact between the two sides brought sporadic success, there have been many setbacks.
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Despite all of these setbacks, peasants and farmers have scored some victories in recent years.
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My brother is a lawyer and makes serious bank, whereas I've had several financial setbacks.
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Afghan officials have often responded with denial in response to initial reports of serious setbacks.
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To be sure, Nissan has plenty of cash in its coffers to cope with setbacks.
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Gig economy workers are far more likely to have previously faced setbacks than traditional workers.
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Despite the setbacks for Mr. Trump, the administration has had ample resources at its disposal.
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Burling, 27, and Tuke, 28, have not had many true setbacks in their sailing careers.
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Several other setbacks have come courtesy of the cantankerous presiding federal judge, T.S. Ellis III.
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Fleury said his past struggles and setbacks had made him appreciate these recent successes more.
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If you're a skeptic, recognize that short-term setbacks do not alone invalidate new technologies.
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Now, as the end of the administration nears, recent legal setbacks may have emboldened Barclays.
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The president has suffered some early setbacks, particularly regarding misguided travel bans and healthcare policy.
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Season-ending operations on deGrom, Harvey and Matz squashed that possibility, as did Wheeler's setbacks.
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But he remains cautious on the stock overall, given the company&aposs numerous recent setbacks.
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This includes being honest about setbacks, both within your current company and in your past.
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The setbacks to democratic norms at the level of the state have been well documented.
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Yet after eight months of delays, setbacks and increasingly contentious congressional hearings, nothing is guaranteed.
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Climate Fwd: More setbacks on carbon emissions and more back-and-forth in the courts.
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Studies show that rates of mortality and of major health setbacks grow when competition falls.
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They were worth as much as 8 pounds last July before a series of setbacks.
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Boone said Stanton could rejoin the Yankees on Tuesday if he doesn't have any setbacks.
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Jeff says it was an "amazing feeling" to finally have a child after the couple's setbacks.
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The plan for large investments in nuclear power generation is still progressing, despite some legal setbacks.
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Despite all of her setbacks, Pam Kelly, said she's inspired to improve the world around her.
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But it came after a string of setbacks in other cases over the past two weeks.
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Despite the setbacks, he seems to be content with everything he left out on the field.
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SoftBank says it factored in setbacks for the technology into its $2.25 billion agreement with Cruise.
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This is a hugely ambitious mission with lots of moving parts, so setbacks should be expected.
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But this strategy is reportedly not going as planned, due to some setbacks on LG's part.
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Some 79 percent support the renewable-energy mandate; 86 percent support lower setbacks for wind power.
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Setbacks and extra, unanticipated costs can cause grief for home-buyers who haven't budgeted for them.
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"Our progress will not always be linear, and we should expect setbacks and surprises," McGurk said.
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She has compiled that record despite numerous setbacks, including breast cancer that was diagnosed in 2002.
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In recent years he has as battled several health setbacks — including a stay in May 2016.
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After all, we haven't seen a major party die since the 1850s, despite suffering substantial setbacks.
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"There's always gonna be setbacks," Cuban said during an Oxford Union Q&A session in 2017.
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Past house-price setbacks were preceded by moments when affordability became stretched, in 1989 and 2007.
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But analysts warn of challenges ahead and that investor confidence has been shaken by the setbacks.
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This puts your business at risk of setbacks, as companies like Relay Rides, now Turo, discovered.
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"We've had some recent serious setbacks with the release of over 100 ISIS fighters," Schiff said.
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They explained the setbacks, research, and conversations it took to make a change at their jobs.
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The site's museum traces the journey of blacks towards racial equality, often distressingly plagued by setbacks.
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However, her ongoing recovery has been bumpy, marked by a mix of both gains and setbacks.
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RHP Joe Ross (right shoulder inflammation) did not experience any setbacks with his bullpen session Tuesday.
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Despite these setbacks, Seaton said Fluor is set to come out of an eight-year downturn.
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He had missed out on a bonus in the previous year after a number of setbacks.
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It means there may be some setbacks, or things you think could have a bit better.
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Daniel feels so close to a big break, and all of these setbacks are extremely frustrating.
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But hell, even shipping the damn thing feels like a victory after numerous setbacks and delays.
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The KMT is still reeling from its defeat in 2016 and the legislative setbacks that followed.
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Even Carter's setbacks, like a 2015 bout with cancer, are no match for the former politician.
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If there are no setbacks, he could begin a rehab assignment as early as next week.
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Like all laptops, it comes with its own setbacks for the sake of power and thinness.
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It's a difficult challenge, no doubt, but the setbacks multiply exponentially for teens learning to hack.
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The Hong Kong government said goods exports declined due to setbacks in Asian manufacturing and trading.
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Not all the setbacks encountered during the miniLab's development could be laid at Balwani's feet, however.
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On the campaign trail, Trump responded to relatively trivial setbacks by grinding campaign norms into dust.
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But this has suffered numerous setbacks and the warring parties have not yet left the port.
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Other companies are working on similar therapies for other cancers —with tentative success and serious setbacks.
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"But for me, these were setbacks not barriers," says Galloway, who sold his company L2, Inc.
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But CEO Julian Geiger seems optimistic about what's coming up for Aeropostale, despite some current setbacks.
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The setbacks to democracy and the populism that Levitsky and Ziblatt warn of are definitely possible.
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But Nye was hooked on exposing banking industry fraud, and years of setbacks wouldn't stop him.
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One said Iranian forces backing Syrian President Bashar al-Assad were poised to exploit any setbacks.
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Most governments suffer mid-term setbacks, but this one is peculiarly ill-timed for Mr Renzi.
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But if policy makers face serious setbacks, analysts say, this would suppress investor demand in Argentina.
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Clapper added that despite the setbacks, he thought there was still value in holding a summit.
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It was scheduled to ship in May this year, but has seen a number of setbacks.
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Another thing is really maintaining a sense of hope or resilience, even when there are setbacks.
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Uber has faced regulatory and legal setbacks around the world amid opposition from traditional taxi services.
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Mr Modi's recent setbacks, however, stem in large part from his preoccupation with presentation over substance.
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Since Mr. Christie ordered the shutdown, he has been preoccupied with a series of political setbacks.
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If there are any more setbacks, the 26-year-old Wheeler might not return this season.
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Experience a stable sense of self-worth and more easily recover from minor setbacks and mistakes.
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It doesn't matter what stage you're in or what the stakes are — we all have setbacks.
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Getting to this point has taken decades of painstaking work, with many false starts and setbacks.
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Destructive disasters cause long-term financial setbacks for low- and moderate-income and middle-income families.
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He meets setbacks with a pause (a kind of timeout) and a hard-to-read smile.
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Like so many of us, Cudi has experienced setbacks, anxiety, the whole tribulation of being human.
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The company has faced several setbacks, however, as it cut costs and focuses on generating revenue.
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And what motivation will keep them persevering to address the problem despite setbacks and opportunity cost?
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I've had a lot of injuries, a lot of setbacks but I'm also not a quitter.
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You've overcome major setbacks and learned brutal lessons over the last two and a half years.
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After long struggle and many setbacks, my therapist slowly got me to put aside my mask.
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If he has no setbacks, he is likely to start Friday, Giants manager Bruce Bochy said.
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The creation of the Sydney Opera House was an arduous process, marked by setbacks and compromise.
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The Brewers are his sixth major league team in a career plagued by injuries and setbacks.
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"The more setbacks S.L.S. and Orion face, the more support builds for other options," he said.
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In 1968, Lyndon Johnson abandoned his re-election after Vietnam War setbacks eroded his public support.
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Along the way, five mass extinction events have caused serious setbacks to life on our planet.
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Officials in Montgomery County said Mobilitie had routinely filed incomplete applications that caused months of setbacks.
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He acknowledged that the president's party normally suffers setbacks, in part because its voters become complacent.
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The 27-year-old South African recently returned to training after enduring a number of setbacks.
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" Trouble Shoot If you have setbacks, ask your child, "Where do you think we went wrong?
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Red dwarfs may also have some major setbacks, including a propensity for wildness in their youth.
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But a series of injuries and personal setbacks have made his last decade a lot rockier.
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The strategies have been largely successful, health officials have insisted, even though there have been setbacks.
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The country's transition to capitalism has been accompanied by setbacks in the area of gender equality.
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Oil producers suffered setbacks in some states, but blocked a carbon tax initiative in Washington State.
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Don't be afraid of setbacks, because if you're not failing, you're probably not meaningfully winning either.
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"The young directors of today," he said, "should not be beaten back by difficulties and setbacks."
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The book also details Musk&aposs rise to stardom in the modeling world after many setbacks.
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Any setbacks in introducing congestion pricing would risk delaying vital improvements to public transit, she said.
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There's always another opportunity, and I've tried to just always just focus on that through setbacks.
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For years, Obamacare has been an electoral burden for Democrats, leading to massive setbacks among voters.
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Despite the injury setbacks, the visitors are confident they can grab a good result in Lyon.
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The emergencies and other setbacks have prompted speculation in tabloid media that he is near death.
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While Mastercard has made impressive advances within tech, it's also seen its fair share of setbacks.
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Still not perfect, it has, with fits and starts and setbacks, gotten more so over time.
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Mr. Geffen, who had expressed frustration at some of the earlier setbacks, said he was pleased.
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The team said Durant had made good progress in his recovery and had had no setbacks.
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United Russia had setbacks, but the systemic opposition served its purpose in swallowing the protest vote.
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While the business has experienced success in its six years since launching, it's also faced setbacks.
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Early setbacks have led President Trump and his advisers to rethink their improvisational approach to governing.
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Wright said he would be forthright with Collins about his physical condition to avoid potential setbacks.
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This system is built for expansion, especially economic expansion, and setbacks are very hard to justify.
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It's ambitious, especially in the face of setbacks, like the accelerating deforestation of the Amazon rainforest.
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The U.S. Supreme Court dealt setbacks to the state-initiated efforts to provide congressional term limits.
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Boeing has encountered repeated delays and setbacks in its efforts to get the Max flying again.
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It's a lesson in the fragility of even momentous political gains, and the likelihood of setbacks.
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And she has meticulously chronicled her legal battle, publishing a diary about her triumphs and setbacks.
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According to GQ, Boucher faced some personal setbacks in recent years, including a divorce in 2008.
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I recognize that when we are pursuing goals or dreams there are inevitable setbacks, obstacles, struggles.
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But arriving at homeownership was a long and winding path riddled with setbacks, surprises and disappointments.
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The setbacks forced Callaway to start mixing and matching his Grapefruit League lineups before March commenced.
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Previous litigation setbacks and a prior jury verdict against the company have sent Bayer shares plunging.
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Business setbacks had sent Swinney's father spiraling into an alcoholic abyss, hastening the dissolution of the marriage.
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"I've definitely had my fair share of setbacks; that's just a part of ski racing," says Vonn.
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These are significant setbacks, particularly for women of color who have led the movement against police violence.
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Barring any setbacks following Saturday's appearance, Smoker is expected to be activated within the next few days.
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The mission has had multiple setbacks, including the devastating 2010 earthquake that shook apart its governance progress.
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Mercury retrograde continues to find you working through financial setbacks, perhaps via delayed payments or tax bureaucracy.
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When Pfizer shut down its early neuroscience work, it cited "continual setbacks" faced by its internal programs.
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The Greens had spent much of the next two years celebrating small victories and enduring crushing setbacks.
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If there are no setbacks, Seager could return to the lineup in the next couple of days.
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He was slated to close the 3-day festival, which has faced a devastating series of setbacks.
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Trump's team has defended its legality amid court setbacks, saying the measure was necessary to prevent terrorism.
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Reince Priebus: Replaced as chief of staff by Kelly, Priebus lost Trump's confidence after setbacks in Congress.
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This survival kit has everything you need to hack it in the event of camping site setbacks.
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Despite those setbacks, it is possible to keep your resolutions well into the new year, Hevert said.
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Some of the 2019 fields have yet to be selected or planted because of the extreme setbacks.
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If there are no setbacks, Sanchez could return this weekend against the Chicago Cubs in Wrigley Field.
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If confirmed, the disclosure represents the latest in a series of setbacks for the Monaco-based IAAF.
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They must also have a personality that will allow them to withstand failure and setbacks, he said.
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Despite its setbacks outside of Asia, however, analysts say that Line's targeted moneymaking approach has been effective.
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Mr Trump's approval rating remains low, and the president's party generally suffers setbacks in mid-term elections.
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And since essentially locking up the GOP nomination after the Indiana primary, Trump has confronted various setbacks.
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All these setbacks have forced Xi Jinping to modify his attitude toward the Belt and Road Initiative.
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He later added: "The more setbacks SLS and Orion face, the more support builds for other options."
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After financial setbacks, Sonnenfeld left the project, and new director Brad Silberling discarded most of Handler's script.
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Outside the U.S., Uber has suffered a series of setbacks in major markets including China and Russia.
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Men are expected to shrug off setbacks and power through emotional difficulties without sharing or showing them.
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There have been no defeats but a few setbacks since he returned to the bench last month.
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Despite his setbacks, he holds an unwavering positive outlook on life and is more determined than ever.
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That was a project that has been beset with setbacks, lack of congressional interest and funding problems.
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This "Trump tantrum" appeared to be the latest in a grim sequence of setbacks for emerging markets.
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The greatest accomplishments in history are made up of thousands or millions of tinier achievements and setbacks.
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Meanwhile, her lawsuit against the DOD helped her build up the armor needed to bypass any setbacks.
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Like Ginsburg, Leder is a trailblazer in her field, who has faced setbacks because of her gender.
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JZ: Well, immediately it has some setbacks, you know when the money doesn't flow, the deal stops.
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So I think that you know a bit of friction, even some setbacks is to be expected.
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When you want to achieve something, you suffer a lot of setbacks but you never give up.
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Callan started to improve without setbacks in August, and his hair grew back a couple months later.
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Since he became chief executive last August, Mr. Flannery has been wrestling with a series of setbacks.
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ARGENTINA has had plenty of setbacks in its efforts to resolve its mammoth sovereign default of 2001.
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The leftist group suffered major setbacks in Sunday's vote for mayors and local council members across Brazil.
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Despite the constant setbacks they experience, a thin thread of hope and faith runs through the narrative.
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Setbacks prompt ISIS to seek more child soldiers But ISIS' desire to recruit children goes beyond that.
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But through these setbacks will come inspiration and the desire to change things—and that's always good!
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The rally may seem perplexing given that there have been a number of setbacks for the cryptocurrency.
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It's kind of brutal to see her suffering all these setbacks about something she loves so much.
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It has long treated tussles with government as inevitable challenges, but ones it sees as temporary setbacks.
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Two of the major setbacks for Serbian agriculture are the government policies regarding land leasing and subsidies.
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Bannon's removal, seemingly pushed by McMaster, is the latest in a series of setbacks for Trump's agenda.
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But it is just one of a series of major setbacks in infrastructure costs in the West.
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The bill aims to address both the scientific and economic setbacks of a warming globe, he said.
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The disk problem is the latest of the physical setbacks that have dogged him in recent seasons.
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This could lead to a sell off if there were any setbacks in the process, he warned.
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Throughout history, the struggle for social justice has faced long odds and has met with countless setbacks.
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And Republicans say its recent setbacks only add urgency to pass the legislation as soon as possible.
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RHP Matt Andriese pitched a bullpen session Wednesday and suffered no further setbacks on his groin injury.
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And, despite lagging returns and setbacks at several funds, retail investors have continued to stick with them.
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But Americans aren't too concerned about employment setbacks like having their jobs outsourced or being laid off.
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Yet like her bone-smashed family before her, she treats such setbacks as a mere occupational hazard.
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When they experience setbacks, it's all part of the journey of experimenting, learning, growing, and failing forward.
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When you live authentically you have no time to waste emotion on temporary and sometimes necessary setbacks.
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The reimagining of Google is still very much a work in progress, and there have been setbacks.
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The bill aims to address both the scientific and economic setbacks of a warming globe, he said.
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The project had setbacks: Complaints about loud explosions prompted a ban on underground blasting after 7 p.m.
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Georgetown has dropped three straight, though its last two setbacks were by a total of eight points.
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Here are five of the advances and the setbacks for LGBT+ rights in the past year: 1.
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"I am under no illusions that what we decided today will also bring further setbacks," she said.
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Despite the setbacks, Goodwin said the Bills were fine with his track comeback, particularly coach Rex Ryan.
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Kittles also isn't shy about sharing the setbacks he faced during his professional career, starting early on.
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Rob went back to his old seat in Etobicoke and easily won, despite his significant health setbacks.
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I will always face the imminent possibility that my life will derail, that I will have setbacks.
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Microsoft is paying a high price for a firm that has suffered its fair share of setbacks.
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Although Elliott is a small shareholder, the call gained traction with other shareholders after Samsung suffered setbacks.
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We are a species of explorers, and we will meet many setbacks on the way to Mars.
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Alderson bristled at the published suggestion that Collins's bullpen decisions had contributed to the team's physical setbacks.
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What if you're just a boy who's known setbacks and heartbreak and fear of what lies ahead?
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Imagine if income inequality weren't already sapping consumer demand and weakening our ability to withstand temporary setbacks.
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He repeatedly turns to cultural issues when he suffers setbacks on political issues or is under pressure.
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But as Warren feared, the new law hit people reeling from medical emergencies and other unexpected setbacks.
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For one moment, however, after a week of humiliating setbacks, the prime minister could savor her win.
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Despite these setbacks, the symbol has guided me through places, and pointed out spaces that are safe.
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He dismissed contrary information and blamed any setbacks on Mr. Obama or the Democratic minorities in Congress.
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Together, these setbacks could lengthen the amount of time that Americans are told to stay at home.
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A strength of this picture is that it explains seeming setbacks as continuations of the way forward.
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As Mr. Trump faces political setbacks at home, Democrats must be vigilant in checking military adventurism abroad.
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The sale follows years of setbacks and strategy shifts for the Bouygues conglomerate as Alstom's leading investor.
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The government, he said, was attempting to "criminalize failure" — presenting normal startup setbacks as evidence of fraud.
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Children's academic successes or setbacks may be determined by factors outside their control, but can snowball quickly.
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Arrests of civil rights leaders and setbacks during the movement also provide another important free speech lesson.
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After his setbacks this month, he finds himself in much the same bind he faced against Mrs.
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Despite setbacks in the administration's legislative agenda, animal spirits are still at work in the stock market.
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Sanctions offer a very effective rationale for why there are setbacks, said Park of Harvard's Kennedy school.
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The setbacks in the Senate come as House Democrats are stepping up their investigations into the administration.
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Setbacks included debates littered with unforced errors and dismal finishes in the Iowa and New Hampshire votes.
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The cannabis company MedMen has been hit with plenty of setbacks that have sent its stock tumbling.
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The Ducks have been a resilient group that has surmounted injuries, setbacks and personnel shuffling this season.
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Even with all the setbacks the company has suffered, right now this doesn't sound all that impossible.
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"In addition to your goals, we take into account financial setbacks and increased cash flow," says Brown.
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Yet the defeat in California on self-driving vehicles is one of a growing number of setbacks.
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After many setbacks, the House of Representatives took the first step forward in fulfilling their campaign promise.
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These setbacks have fed speculation that Mr Hernández may not finish his term, which ends in 2022.
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The Kenyan team has suffered a number of setbacks in the lead up to the world championships.
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A U.S. Ski Team assistant, Chris Knight, said Vonn's tenacity in overcoming setbacks no longer surprised him.
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While the process has been slow and riddled with setbacks and restarts, this is a substantial accomplishment.
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Our nation's journey towards full equality for all Americans has shown breathtaking progress and also heartbreaking setbacks.
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It will take time and involve setbacks, but they are likely to succeed in the long run.
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"Only dubbing was able to get beyond" those setbacks, said Gerardo Di Cola, a historian of dubbing.
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It has suffered some recent setbacks, such as a failed trial of its lung cancer drug Imfinzi.
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Pick a regular time to hold money meetings and talk about any financial goals, setbacks and habits.
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We doubt it, but the silent treatment is extremely interesting considering the family's recent number of setbacks.
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Reince Priebus - Replaced as chief of staff by Kelly, Priebus lost Trump's confidence after setbacks in Congress.
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To imagine that better things are possible but you, too, will experience setbacks and defeats and disappointments.
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Nick, the underdog attorney who remained sharp and persistent despite numerous setbacks, took the title of Sole Survivor.
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Then, after suffering inevitable setbacks, they usher them out in favor of less ideological and more competent professionals.
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The runaway success of Peugeot's 3008 and 5008 SUVs helped to offset overseas sales setbacks and weakening currencies.
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TC: There have been setbacks, but these issues can't really be put back in the box, can they?
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His voice at moments catching with emotion, Obama recounted a presidency that saw setbacks as well as successes.
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The plane has faced a long list of setbacks, including problems with the software, engines and weapon systems.
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Your job interviewer is also trying to determine if you're able to shrug off setbacks and move forward.
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Saudi frustration with Lebanon seems to have boiled over after a string of setbacks to its foreign policy.
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And those setbacks are actually setting you up for incredible success if you could just see them differently.
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"Setbacks like in the fourth quarter of 2017 are not to be repeated under any circumstances," he said.
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Donald Trump's first foreign trip as president doesn't start until Friday, but it's already suffered a few setbacks.
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Now, after years of huge setbacks and surreal highs, Virgin Galactics ticketholders are edging closer to their flights.
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Some labor groups have met the setbacks by refocussing on old ideals of economic justice and workplace democracy.
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No matter what your background is, you've probably dealt with setbacks and failure — and so has everyone else.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has signaled his support for the project, which faced setbacks under the Obama administration.
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They credit their candid conversations with helping them stay on track even through setbacks like a job loss.
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Yet for all his setbacks, Mr Abadi has regained most of the territory that Mr Maliki had lost.
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His urban plan provided detailed standards for block size, lot size, street width, waterfront setbacks and other standards.
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It's also a sign that despite Uber's recent setbacks, the ride-hail company is still raking in cash.
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That post has been part of a larger series of scandals and setbacks for the ride-hailing company.
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"They are trying to detract from recent setbacks - they have been losing some ground in Iraq," she added.
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America's death penalty dilemma "Whatever the short-term setbacks, the long-term trend is still clear," said Shetty.
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They're at great pains to reassure viewers they too have experienced setbacks, but things are clearly working out.
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A series of recent missteps and setbacks, however, has made Senate Republicans nervous about the emerging political picture.
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Boeing also suffered a number of setbacks while testing its capsule, including a failure of Starliner's propulsion systems.
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He's also always been pragmatic about setbacks, which is part of why I know he'll be fine now.
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Janine has always proved herself to be a fighter, and despite her setbacks, she was never truly broken.
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The shake-out follows a series of setbacks, including a hit from a severe cyber-attack in June.
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One of the setbacks for the main characters, the Joad family, is when their car breaks down, again.
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Millions of us have spent the past year coping with PTSD setbacks as a result of the election.
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Too many college students lack the resilience to deal with setbacks, which leads to more anxiety and depression.
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The defence establishment seems to have been put off by some of the early setbacks to quantum links.
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One senior U.S military official said the setbacks call into question the Obama administration's overall strategy in Iraq.
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Snapchat's parent company has had a bumpy ride through a series of product and corporate setbacks in 2018.
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Bernie Sanders pulled out a surprise victory in the Hoosier State, besting Hillary Clinton after weeks of setbacks.
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He experienced multiple setbacks this season and was examined by well-respected surgeon Dr. James Andrews on Monday.
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In the 1990s, Bill Gates-funded Teledesic attempted the same, but faced setbacks and eventually filed for bankruptcy.
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Despite these setbacks, one Mashable illustrator spoke the truth, about the unaffordable-for-an-artist $2,999 price tag.
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It has faced a series of setbacks including last week abandoning plans to sell its offshore services business.
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As ISIS militants suffer setbacks in Syria and Iraq, they appear to be gaining new ground in Afghanistan.
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When he faces setbacks, or when he has his back against the wall, he lashes out at scapegoats.
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The enduring popularity of the group is all the more remarkable in view of recent setbacks and upheavals.
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"This is a buy-on-setbacks U.S. equity market," he told CNBC's "Squawk on the Street" on Friday.
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Meanwhile, mounting tensions within the Republican Party and setbacks on immigration and health care have not shaken confidence.
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INF Ryan Flaherty (right shoulder inflammation) worked out with the team Thursday and did not have any setbacks.
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Despite the setbacks early in his career, though, Grant was persistent and committed to improve his teaching skills.
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However, after the administration's recent legislative setbacks, investors are worried when and if these promises will be fulfilled.
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His priority of "conscious capitalism, " even after setbacks, has helped the company reach an increasingly socially conscious consumer.
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As a Black female athlete, she has dealt with setbacks her whole career (and it's literally still happening).
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In other setbacks, Pakistan and Nepal pulled out of deals to build dams due to disagreements over terms.
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He knows the risk and potential setbacks to the grass-court season if there's a hiccup in Paris.
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And after years of setbacks, those designs are finally beginning to cut through some American regulatory red tape.
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Kerr attempted to explain away such setbacks as the byproduct of a long season spent in the spotlight.
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"In general, we can still state that the (ceasefire) process is moving forward, despite some setbacks," said Peskov.
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The agreements are welcome news for Spacecom after a couple of years of setbacks beyond the SpaceX explosion.
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Smaller setbacks will provide terraces off many apartments on upper floors, offering views up and down the Hudson.
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Other companies are developing drugs aimed at killing cancer stem cells and have suffered setbacks in clinical trials.
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But the Commercial Crew program has suffered numerous setbacks and safety concerns, which have delayed the first missions.
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But after a series of setbacks, the service is finally going to be tested by carriers this year.
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Is it just limited to the sciences, or will people who face setbacks in other fields succeed, too?
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Even as his aerospace startup SpaceX triumphs, his electric car company Tesla has faced an onslaught of setbacks.
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Setbacks around the world Huawei has come under increased scrutiny in multiple countries around the world this year.
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Despite the setbacks, she was able to keep living rent-free as she saved for her retirement number.
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After a few setbacks, a group of Jacobites led by Jamie are able to surprise a British encampment.
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We are not defined by our setbacks, but how we overcome them, and the lessons we take away.
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But even after reaching the highest levels professional basketball has to offer, Jordan still faced defeat and setbacks.
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More Manafort setbacks Ellis delivered another piece of bad news for Manafort in a second court order Wednesday.
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If there are no setbacks, the Rangers could activate him or send him for another rehab appearance Thursday.
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The losses in Games 3 and 4 marked the Warriors first back-to-back setbacks this season. 2.
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Despite the familial environment that Adlon has tried to cultivate on set, "Better Things" has experienced major setbacks.
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Regardless of the early setbacks for the White House, this was a clear victory for the white nationalists.
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After several years of meteoric growth, business groups are boasting about setbacks in the movement for higher wages.
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All three of Vancouver's setbacks have been by one goal, including Thursday's 2-1 shootout defeat to Columbus.
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For liberals, progressive federalism, as an idea, is a promising alternative to legislative setbacks at the national level.
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But since its early days, Branson's ambitious timeline for taking customers into space has suffered delays and setbacks.
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But she also lost friendships, suffered personal and professional setbacks, and (egads!) welcomed Howard Lyman into her family.
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A: The thing I admire about Bill and Melinda is that they are pretty even-keeled about setbacks.
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Despite the setbacks, Ms. Morris set goals, working — often as a babysitter — by day, and studying at night.
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All politics is local, and maybe all of these leaders are suffering setbacks owing to domestic political issues.
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The 6 Steps to Turning Setbacks Into Advantages People experience six distinct stages of turning adversity into growth.
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Wheeler, 27, was supposed to return for the second half of the 2016 season but endured several setbacks.
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The future of Barnes & Noble looks uncertain, and the company has suffered setbacks after a few disastrous strategies.
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But lately, Huawei's setbacks have come on multiple fronts, from New Zealand and Australia to Britain and Canada.
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These aren't the first European space missions to experience delays and setbacks because of the novel coronavirus pandemic.
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These aren't the first European space missions to experience delays and setbacks because of the novel coronavirus pandemic.
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Mr. Bolton added that the United States remained committed to a diplomatic route with North Korea, despite setbacks.
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He first hoped for May or June, but moved off it out of caution after some slight setbacks.
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He joins El Museo as it works to restructure and expand its curatorial staff after facing several setbacks.
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Despite setbacks in Europe, measles vaccine has led to a huge drop in global deaths from the disease.
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While Garage 56 has had its setbacks, it encourages manufacturers and private companies to reimagine and to innovate.
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Other setbacks were a deterioration of relations with China and a broken promise to change how Canadians vote.
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And service jobs allow people who have experienced personal setbacks or need an interim job to keep working.
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Williams has recovered from her share of Grand Slam setbacks, but this one left an especially bitter taste.
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Vir's IPO compounds SoftBank's high-profile setbacks of late on big bets such as Uber Technologies and WeWork.
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Federer, despite some brutal setbacks, has been the man to beat at Wimbledon, winning a record eight titles.
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The program suffered a series of setbacks, including a problem with a pad test of its abort system.
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The NuGen project in Moorside, northwest England, faced setbacks after Toshiba's nuclear arm Westinghouse went bankrupt last year.
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Islamic State has also faced setbacks in Iraq, losing control of the city of Ramadi in recent weeks.
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Analyzing Treatment Access One of our more staggering findings uncovered significant setbacks in funding ideal durations of treatment.
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Apple's services division needed an extra boost if it was going to help the company offset such setbacks.
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You know that setbacks can arrive at any time, no matter how bright your current shine may be.
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You know that setbacks can arrive at any time, no matter how bright your current shine may be.
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Execution of the new strategic plan without any notable setbacks will also be key to maintaining the ratings.
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The Islamic State has suffered setbacks, horrendous terrorist attacks on the scale of 9/11 and the Nov.
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Oculus has lagged competitors in bringing a range of affordable headsets to market amid a series of setbacks.
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Italy's construction sector has been dogged for years by slow growth, cuts in government spending and overseas setbacks.
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"I don't want to get my hopes up too much because I've had so many setbacks," he said.
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I think in this day and age, people need to have setbacks and they need to experience that.
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But, again, I shouldn't let these momentary setbacks prevent me from the potential that tech has to offer.
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Cole added that despite the setbacks he remains optimistic that the work can get done by year's end.
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"The country is in a better position to absorb economic setbacks in the future," the finance ministry said.
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The latest defeat has no legal implications but is another in a numbing series of setbacks for Mrs.
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It will probably signal that two more rate increases, barring economic setbacks, are on the way in 19943.
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Here, the so-called resistance delivered electoral setbacks to Trump and helped preserve decent health care for millions.
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Due to setbacks with financing, unfortunately, we are ceasing operations for all employees, effective today, July 16, 2018.
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As it's usually told, the story of Haiti is a story of setbacks, corruption, poverty and natural disaster.
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Now, after years of huge setbacks and surreal highs, Virgin Galactic's ticketholders are edging closer to their flights.
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He was expected to miss three months as a result of the injury, though several setbacks delayed his return.
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The loss marked one of his biggest setbacks in 16 years in power, and the AKP challenged the result.
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However, its ventures in both regions have recently suffered setbacks due to low oil prices and high exploration costs.
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Despite having a successful multi-billion dollar advertising arm, the tobacco industry has suffered some setbacks in recent years.
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Benchmark was among the Uber investors in June who pressed Kalanick to step down after a string of setbacks.
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India, a major oil importer, has suffered economic setbacks this year with an extremely weak and significant trade shocks.
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Biden's lengthy career in politics has featured multiple personal and professional setbacks, including the deaths of three family members.
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We weren't able to make our city immune from setbacks as the Freddie Gray unrest and tragic death showed.
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Texas Southern's losses including setbacks of 39 points to San Diego State, 37 to Gonzaga and 22 to Evansville.
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Darker moments, like his surgery to remove a brain tumor, along with other personal setbacks, don't warrant a mention.
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The F-35 program, valued at just more than $21625 billion, has been plagued by setbacks over the years.
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Just over a third of Americans are forced into retirement sooner than they'd planned, many because of health setbacks.
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No. 103 Michigan looks to put its recent setbacks in the rearview mirror when it hosts Rutgers on Saturday.
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Though he had to suffer for his art, Rosicky achieved something in spite of his many reversals and setbacks.
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She fought tirelessly to get to where she is, and though she experienced some setbacks, she never gave up.
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He was said to be hard-working but also seemed to simmer with disillusionment over financial and career setbacks.
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Secondly, a strong founder must show tolerance for setbacks, noted the Singaporean investor who is now based in Shanghai.
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True, Rio has had more than its share of familiar host city setbacks, from unfinished venues to striking workers.
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My setbacks in and out of the water have only made me stronger and better able to help people.
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Americans must not despair of succeeding in a long and difficult struggle despite mistakes and setbacks, disappointments and fears.
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It has also tried to expand to new areas like India and Brazil but suffered setbacks in both markets.
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The project is mired in legal and permitting setbacks that are unlikely to be resolved by a presidential permit.
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A series of electoral setbacks for anti-Europeans over the past year has killed off that idea for now.
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The biannual Mars/Saturn meetup is often considered bad news, since the combo rule challenges, obstacles, fears, and setbacks.
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Following a series of apparent recent setbacks, Indian pundits are also growing increasingly critical of Mr Modi's foreign policy.
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She's focused on her goals, which include winning an Oscar, and living her life despite the pushbacks and setbacks.
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The Rangers are used to such setbacks at the end of long journeys, especially when they involve right field.
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It is accompanied by a new song, set to rap lyrics, about their struggles, setbacks and contributions to society.
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Their professional setbacks were fleeting, and as details buried in the report indicate, so were some of their apologies.
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"If I face challenges or setbacks, I put it in perspective by saying I should be dead," he said.
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After Fuller left his position as Discovery's showrunner in October of 2016, the series suffered several setbacks and delays.
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Despite the recent setbacks, Sanchez Vicario was confident that Osaka will be soon back to her free-flowing best.
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But even with the many setbacks, Nielson still managed to launch her own fitness business and find true love.
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The California local governments and the companies settled after a marathon legal battle that saw both sides suffer setbacks.
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A devoted Christian, Tebow made gracious public statements about his setbacks, but wrestled with his personal doubts and frustration.
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To succeed in life, you need mental toughness to overcome the obstacles in your way and recover from setbacks.
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Despite the setbacks, big-name companies such as Apple, Google and Tesla are pushing forward with software for autos.
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Does the school's administration see those intangibles as strong points, and a down season or three as temporary setbacks?
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You've had a lot of successes throughout the years, but you've also had your share of lows and setbacks.
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The Royals anticipate Gordon will need 20-25 at-bats and with no setbacks could rejoin the club Friday.
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The Trump campaign has been hit with a series of setbacks that could further hurt his chances on Tuesday.
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Despite its potential, the F-35 has been riddled with setbacks and is still a long way from deployment.
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Despite potential setbacks in the United States, countries such as China have reaffirmed their efforts to support the agreement.
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Washington opened the season with consecutive victories before suffering setbacks against Providence (77-70) and Virginia Tech (103-79).
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After exploring some of the setbacks for a NASA spacecraft, we're taking a seat inside and imagining its potential.
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The decision follows multiple setbacks for Apple in China, including the shutting down of its iTunes Movies and iBookstore.
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However, Trump's presidency hasn't been without setbacks for anti-abortion groups, mostly due to the makeup of the Senate.
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A series of irreversible setbacks and some painful soul-searching, however, have prompted an about-face in her thinking.
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Tax reform expectations had dwindled earlier in the year as the Trump administration suffered policy setbacks and personnel changes.
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The flourishing of liberal reforms in the many former Soviet bloc states has been offset with unexpected setbacks elsewhere.
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A series of business setbacks for Grove began in 1970 and culminated in 1985, when Rosset sold the house.
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"It is regrettable that the U.S. side unilaterally escalated trade disputes, which resulted in severe negotiating setbacks," Gao said.
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Clinton suffered one of her biggest setbacks during the primaries in the Midwest, when Mr. Sanders unexpectedly won Michigan.
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It is a reminder that, even decades from now, the process will still be continuing, with setbacks and tensions.
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Equity bull markets have survived many setbacks to profit growth including the most recent one between 2015 and 2016.
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But the negotiations, aimed at getting North Korea to relinquish its nuclear weapons, have faced a series of setbacks.
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Despite the setbacks in Congress, and the loss of Price, Trump powered ahead with decisions that troubled Obamacare supporters.
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The Islamic State has known for years that it would suffer setbacks and have to find ways to adapt.
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Prosecutors in Connecticut have tried to bring criminal cases tied to mispricing of bond sales but have had setbacks.
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But the Trump administration has been handed numerous setbacks in the lower court to implementing its aggressive immigration agenda.
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The black millennial, then, is composed of contradictions and ambiguity; her journey of tentative steps forward and horrific setbacks.
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The authors of the new study see turmoil in the country as the driver for setbacks in infant survival.
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Similarly, the setbacks for the Conservatives in the U.K. election in part represented a rejection of simplistic chauvinistic slogans.
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The Silicon Valley microbiome-testing startup uBiome filed for bankruptcy earlier this month after months of challenges and setbacks.
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These setbacks, all in the last year, have once again left Mylan with a veritable run of the market.
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If he experiences no setbacks, he is expected to rejoin the major league team in San Francisco this weekend.
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Founded in 85033, the product suffered a number of early setbacks when European hackers exposed weaknesses in its encryption.
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But Calacanis and Shah said Tesla will get over setbacks created by the crash, even with the increased competition.
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Strub said that one reason he might is that he's suffered some high-profile setbacks on the domestic front.
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These crashes are setbacks in that effort, both in terms of proving the technology and in gaining public trust.
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After the twin shocks of Brexit and Donald Trump's election, the far right has seen a series of setbacks.
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At the main event, despite all the setbacks and pre-show jitters, Gagneux and his crew did just fine.
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It has now lost almost all of that territory—the latest in a string of setbacks for the jihadists.
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Friday's opinions were just the latest setbacks in recent weeks to advocates of photo IDs and other voting restrictions.
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"Today there was no progress but rather there were setbacks because specific compromises were questioned," the FDP's Lindner said.
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You want to be upfront about any unexpected costs that may arise or setbacks that could affect the schedule.
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In the case of a six-month continuing resolution, modernization programs across the service branches would suffer serious setbacks.
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RHP Chris Tillman did not have any setbacks after making his season debut Sunday against the Chicago White Sox.
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Despite the setbacks at the Wednesday sale, the BOEM was proud of its decision to move to live streaming.
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The physical setbacks, combined with the considerable expectations that her success created, took their toll on her, she said.
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Backed by a strong economy, Trump sustained that posture even as myriad setbacks exposed the hollowness of his words.
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But Republican setbacks in governor's races in key states could complicate Mr. Trump's re-election campaign in two years.
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And his performance might not look so good, even if one discounts the setbacks related to the trade war.
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Personal health For one patient, a decade of recovery took determination, persistence and the courage to weather repeated setbacks.
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He had serious psychiatric setbacks and struggled with drug use and delusions as he attempted to complete his studies.
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Setbacks in animal research could also have tremendous downstream effects on our ability to understand and treat human pathologies.
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They planned joint communiqués and kept open the lines of communication to avoid any setbacks in the cease-fire.
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Instead, we can use our setbacks as opportunities to better operate in and positively affect the world around us.
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The imprisonment of the activists came after a series of setbacks to the city's pro-democracy politicians and parties.
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But other problems — such as the loss of a relationship, financial setbacks, substance abuse and eviction — were common precursors.
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Here she explains how the event capitalized on the unique perks — and setbacks — of hosting in the Hollywood Hills.
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Even the most talented people experience failures and setbacks, but they use these experiences to fuel even greater growth.
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The National Women's Hockey League, which recently completed its second season, had to deal with financial setbacks last season.
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Shares of Regeneron are up this week due to some setbacks with a rival drug made by Novartis (NVS).
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Its opening follows a series of setbacks and lawsuits and a scramble to finish the 250,000-square-foot structure.
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But her family moved to Florence when she was 6, after her father, a leather salesman, suffered financial setbacks.
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Those financial setbacks, combined with even more obstacles for saving for retirement, have put Swanson at a cross roads.
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Sheriff Arpaio remained combative until the end, thumbing his nose at critics and turning setbacks into lines of attack.
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The Orioles are 2-6 in their last eight games and are averaging 2.5 runs in those six setbacks.
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With the win, Detroit snapped its 11-game losing streak to Cleveland - with all 11 setbacks coming in 2016.
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Since setbacks early in the Obama administration, this group of young people has become a potent political force. Mrs.
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The Trump administration's Supreme Court strategy has grown out of repeated setbacks at the district and circuit court levels.
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Each of the Flames' setbacks during the skid were one-goal decisions, including Friday's 33-23 defeat at Anaheim.
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New York's early apartment buildings had large terraces on the setbacks at the top of buildings, adjacent to penthouses.
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Teenagers "stuffed all their setbacks and growing pains in the same bag: It's because I'm a Muslim," Seierstad writes.
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She has chosen to maintain a positive outlook, even in the face of setbacks, including the ruling on Friday.
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The Neediest Cases Fund An adviser at a Lower East Side center faced setbacks to education in his childhood.
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Avenatti was also considering a 2020 presidential bid, but ruled it out after suffering numerous legal and professional setbacks.
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Setbacks will happen, but if you quickly recalibrate, you can get the ship headed in the right direction again.
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The prison companies are intimately tied to the government, and major setbacks for the Trump administration could derail them.
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Any notable setbacks, including for example unforeseen costs or failure to fully integrate Postbank, would be negative rating drivers.
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In the past year, he has experienced repeated setbacks on some of the most vital issues on his agenda.
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And it's not just what we say about our children's triumphs that matters — it's how we tolerate their setbacks.
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As Walmart tries to move on from those setbacks, it has at the helm someone with decades of experience.
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Since the abduction, the United States government has tried to win their release but there have been repeated setbacks.
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The approval signals a new era for gene therapy, which suffered setbacks for years but is now pressing forward.
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Four days later, she said, her father scolded her — for rendering the structure with five setbacks instead of four.
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Pittsburgh has dropped 11 of its last 13 games - with six of those setbacks coming at home against sub-.
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Every new detail or wrongdoing will be judged, just as setbacks in Iraq were after the "Mission Accomplished" boondoggle.
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The message from the series, ultimately, is that even amid setbacks, life goes on, which is of course true.
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Lots of things would have to go right for the company, and it would have to avoid significant setbacks.
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Instead of viewing violations as setbacks, see them as opportunities to gain insight and improve on your boundary-setting.
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After all the setbacks, all the organ failure, all the chemo, Fajgenbaum worried that his body would simply break.
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How does the Wildcats alternating game successes and setbacks in some ways mirror the lives of its team members?
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Cleveland was seamless while Philadelphia was dogged by poor organization of basic amenities, traffic problems and other logistical setbacks.
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Wang's trip to Munich comes as German auto manufacturers brace for production and sale setbacks from the deadly coronavirus.
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Party leaders say they have learned from those setbacks, including the collapse of the health care push this summer.
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But Ms. Orji found a vision that sustained her through the disappointments and setbacks of the next seven years.
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The video message comes after a number of setbacks for the Nigerian military in trying to quash the group.
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In recent years he has battled several health setbacks — including a stay in May 2016, due to a high fever.
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And when life's setbacks loom large for Effie and the bulbs start to sputter, Ms. Melville charges fearlessly, mesmerizingly on.
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I had interest in helping an entrepreneurial company grow again, and the company had had some financial setbacks in '98.
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These setbacks "will likely temper the upper end of consensus upgrades," Exane BNP analyst Dominic O'Brien said in a note.
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This election showed us that, despite the setbacks we fear, there is a path to advancing progressive values going forward.
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The recriminations follow bruising setbacks for all three parties in Merkel's coalition in crucial regional votes over the past month.
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The start-up will let go of its workers after months of regulatory setbacks as well as lawsuits and scrutiny.
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But Dany's entire life has been full of setbacks, many worse than this one, and she's never reacted this way.
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Despite apparent setbacks in Brazil and in Donald Trump's United States, young people around the world are becoming more tolerant.
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They are off by about a third since October, when shares dropped due to setbacks for Opdivo in lung cancer.
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