With your fingertips, shake out your hair from the roots.
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So how does that shake out for the 2020 map?
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Curious how you all are seeing the space shake out.
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Yeager: I think that it will begin to shake out.
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How would things shake out between Biden, Bernie, and Warren?
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It didn't shake out that way for Sanders this time.
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How will this all shake out when WeWork goes public?
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Here are some other ways this could all shake out.
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But the shake out in Italian bonds didn't last long.
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"It's hard to tell exactly how it will shake out."
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It's not yet clear how the festival will shake out.
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Hopefully, by Monday night I can shake out all the nerves!
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It's anyone's guess how the markets will shake out this year.
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He's like a baseball player you can shake out of bed
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So how did the big week shake out for the president?
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Think all of the things that might shake out from that.
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Seems like below $40 might be the magic shake-out level.
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"We'll let the rest of it shake out," Mr. Lamb said.
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"It really depends on how things shake out," says the insider.
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What we don't know is how those votes will shake out.
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We don't yet know for sure how it would shake out.
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But ultimately, it remains to be seen how that will shake out.
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The jury is still out on how this will all shake out.
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Our total monthly payments, plus tax and insurance, shake out to $1,930.
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But will it shake out more of the competition, yes it will.
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Depending on how things shake out you might be considering a move.
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We do not know how the 2018 Senate elections will shake out.
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So did it shake out like how we saw it on TV?
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" The source adds: "People want to see how this will shake out.
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Instead, it was going to shake out lower-priced pieces of excellence.
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Shake out and use your hands and fingers to move into place.
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Either way, we'll see how things shake out in Avengers: Infinity War.
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The cards will shake out the way they do but he's tough.
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Andrew DeLuca (Giacomo Gianniotti) battle may shake out according to the clues.
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One wildcard in how things shake out is the impact of redistricting.
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When they returned, they would be asked to shake out their towels.
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Investors want to see how things shake out before jumping back in.
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I don't think anyone really knows how it's going to shake out.
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Finally, shake out the duvet until it returns to its normal shape.
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But it's hard to say right now how that will shake out.
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No one quite knows how the next 57 days will shake out.
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Too loose and they're liable to shake out during any tossing and turning.
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At this point, there's no telling exactly how this will all shake out.
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Blue Apron Let's see what we can shake out of all of this.
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"We'll just have to see how those cross-currents shake out," said Kaplan.
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Break the chilies in half, shake out the seeds, and remove the caps.
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It's not exactly clear how the trucking industry is going to shake out.
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Downturns shake out the weaker companies, leaving more room for the healthier ones.
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We gotta sit there and watch this dude shake out on the floor.
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But there remains uncertainty about how the final bill text will shake out.
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"Investors need to give this a little time to shake out," she said.
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I don't expect even Apple could know how this will all shake out.
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It's still too early to tell how this will shake out at Google.
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All told, it's hard to know where the signup numbers will shake out.
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How this will all shake out in the real world is still anyone's guess.
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It'll be interesting to see how things shake out for Jed on The Bachelorette.
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They crack their knuckles and stretch and shake out the stiffness in their hands.
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This trailer offers up a first look at how it will all shake out.
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It's difficult to see how that doesn't shake out as a win for Google.
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And, quietly, to shake out any nerves on the eve of the greatest race.
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Maybe it stemmed from seeing me shake out stiff legs after a long drive.
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It would shake out some of the weaker players," he said on "Closing Bell.
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Banks want to see how the market will shake out before making a commitment.
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And these 257 races could offer early hints about how things may shake out.
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But is it a bad thing if that's how the exchanges ultimately shake out?
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Don't shake out your laundry, ever, because it could disperse virus through the air.
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"I didn't know how everything was going to shake out this year," Manning said.
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And in those more dire scenarios, it's anybody's guess how things might shake out.
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With even just four plots, it's hard to guess how the votes will shake out.
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Here's how you can watch this year's Oscars to see how the awards shake out.
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New battlegrounds are emerging and it's hard to know how it will all shake out.
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A little patience while things shake out probably couldn't hurt if you're looking to buy.
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Finally, shake out your curls and set them with hairspray so they stay in place.
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You could kind of see where something could shake out the rest of the year.
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Jerry Brown of California says he doesn't know how it's all going to shake out.
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More than Mr. Hailemariam's departure, what is important is how the transition will shake out.
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If only the verdict on some of my other vices could shake out this way. ●
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It's really hard to know just how all of this is going to shake out.
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But look, the way the numbers shake out, the odds are always in their favor.
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The same winners and losers are likely going to shake out this holiday season, too.
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Shake out the curls or waves to loosen them and make them look more lived-in.
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So no matter how things shake out, it's safe to expect chaos in Cleveland this summer.
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More consolidation may be needed in the industry to shake out some of the weaker hands.
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It's really anyone's guess at this point how this Senate race is going to shake out.
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It's not clear yet how this will shake out — at least beyond Sovolsky's two-month detainment.
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There are also annual shake-out drills, where people practice what they do during an earthquake.
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It'll take a little more time to shake out the stats behind each company's branding claims.
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It much prefers to plow forward and let the court challenges shake out as they will.
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How those number shake out through the end of the year, however, remains to be seen.
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It's impossible to predict how all this will shake out, or how long that will take.
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The parties are due for a realignment, and who knows how that's going to shake out.
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I promised myself to shake out of my vector-minimalist style leading up to this challenge.
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Even if older patients do develop diabetes, the risks shake out differently than for younger ones.
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But there is a Democrat out there, J.D. Scholten, waiting to see how things shake out.
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One of the questions the proposed merger raises is how the new management structure would shake out.
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We don't know how this will all shake out, only that it probably won't be like this:
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One big question for 2019 is how the EKG feature on the Apple Watch will shake out.
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I say in theory because we'll have to wait to see how things shake out in reality.
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The problem is, none of this is going to shake out until after a debate or two.
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He puts 20 pounds of news in a 5-pound bag and sees how things shake out.
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Still, people have a number of questions about how they will shake out due to the changes.
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There's still a lot of questions about how this is going to shake out in the end.
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But one need only go back to 2015 to see how it could shake out quite differently.
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He had to stop every forty yards or so, put it down, and shake out his arms.
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All that said, it is still not clear to me how any of this will shake out.
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By then, voters will have a firmer grasp on how this year's nomination race will shake out.
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But Schrader believes that once the primaries shake out, progressives will come around on the Blue Dogs.
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Predicting how this will shake out, especially in this in a volatile environment is a risky proposition.
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No one can predict how the future will shake out, but we can make some educated guesses.
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I don't know how this situation will shake out, but we're going to start finding out very soon.
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It's unclear yet how things will shake out in the full Senate after Gorsuch gets a committee vote.
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But the Mercatus report also demonstrates we don't really know yet how the pros and cons shake out.
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Is that still true and does that impact how the market could shake out if there's a downturn?
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We need to shake out some of the weaker hands," Cramer said Friday on "Squawk on the Street.
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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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But that could become a Democratic problem too, depending on how some of these primary fields shake out.
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In the clip, you can watch Hough shake out her pinned bob to join her friends on stage.
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However Tuesday's primaries shake out, the results this summer will be examined for what they portend this fall.
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However things shake out, the new owners will buy in at an 8 percent discount to other shareholders.
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Morgan&aposs Point firefighters are encouraged to shake out their fire gear and check their boots for critters.
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We asked Newman and Fancher all our burning questions about how the very big divorce will shake out.
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GDPR is a significant piece of legislation whose full impact will clearly take some time to shake out.
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He says the next recession will shake out tech and other sectors that have garnered unwarranted valuation premiums.
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But it's also another reminder that we can't predict how the 2016 general election campaign will shake out.
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On the latest Recode Decode podcast, Chaiken also predicts how the Netflix-Amazon-Hulu rivalry will shake out.
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"Until the winners shake out, the companies will use money from the same investors to cannibalize one another."
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Casey and Baldwin are waiting to see how the large GOP primary fields taking them on shake out.
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Now that it's had a few months to shake out some annoying bugs, you should check it out.
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Discussions about Yovanovitch's testimony continued into Wednesday, and it remained unclear how it would it shake out by Friday.
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Third, the industry underwent a shake-out as a crowd of jostling startups came to be dominated by DJI.
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Once your entire head is curled, then shake out the curls to create a loose, beachy look like hers.
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Just how fast wireless charging catches on, in whatever form, will depend mainly on how the economics shake out.
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When that happens, you can then slough off the outer shell, shake out the seeds, and get to sloughing.
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It's an implicit acknowledgement that the category simply didn't shake out as quickly as the company had expected/hoped.
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"I don't know where they shake out on this; I can't count to five in either direction," he said.
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It'll be interesting to see how it does shake out, or that these get bought, and stuff like that.
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Whether that's how things shake out in practice will vary from game to game, and will change over time.
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That's an issue that will likely be determined as the hardware providers shake out in the years to come.
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With less than two months to go until Election Day it is anyone's guess how that will shake out.
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Another, by Sabine Herrmann, depicts a woman kneeling and bowing her head as if to shake out her hair.
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A Moving Hanger, which can hold up to five items of clothing, can also "shake" out the remaining wrinkles.
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It'll shake out its hair and take off its glasses and before you know it, you'll be in love.
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That recipe will shake out as a midweek slayer for you, I think, alongside potatoes, either mashed or roasted.
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The mesh in my shoes let in fine sand, causing me to shake out large amounts every few miles.
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That may depend on whether he figures out that Daryl still plans to kill him, however things shake out.
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And last year's shake-out might just what the market needed after years of rapid growth, Morningstar's Kephart said.
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Lastly, Cramer maintained that the market needed a reset to shake out the weak hands after its massive rally.
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They cautioned that it's too early to judge just how the Women's March and other protests will shake out.
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Regardless of how the final numbers shake out, Mr. Sanders was casting the caucuses as a win for his campaign.
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Just speak to what you think about the potential trade war and how you think it will ultimately shake out.
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It's better to wait and see how things shake out, to let other people experience the problems and report them.
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And it's also worth it shake out clothes after going outdoors, and taking a shower to rinse out the pollen.
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"We believe this lower fare environment will continue to shake out more loss-making competitors," O'Leary said in a statement.
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Finerman said she'd be interested in buying the stock near current levels, but would wait for things to shake out.
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It takes years for a favored group to shake out all of the "could've, should've, would've sold by now" shareholders.
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No matter how things shake out, the finale episode is not looking like it will have one big happy ending.
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Elevate isn't predicting how this will all shake out, but it has an obligation to inform investors of the uncertainty.
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It's tough to know how these deals will shake out for those not involved in the closed door deal making.
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In September, the bank's president, Harvey Schwartz, said lending activities are projected to shake out $2 billion in additional revenue.
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Some observers of the race said it's unclear how the primary will shake out, while others gave Renacci the edge.
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All you have to do is shake out some drops while taking a hot shower to feel its soothing properties.
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What they'll say: We kinda already know how this would have to shake out in order for something to pass.
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It's unclear how this would shake out, given the high number of full committee chairmen who sit on Finance subcommittees.
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But depending on how the delegate counts shake out in California and Texas, it could have kept his campaign alive.
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Finally, the demand-supply situation in the oil market needs to shake out, he told CNBC's "Trading Nation" on Friday.
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There is uncertainty over how the final picture will shake out, though, leading to some suspense in the final week.
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Crude oil's next move also depends on how things shake out in the Trump administration's trade disputes, the analyst said.
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Regardless of how the elections shake out, the most important factor in the election is the security of the process.
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Perhaps the industry is still in flux and has yet to shake out all its money-losing services and startups.
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No idea if it'll shake out that way, but I will say that I like where Microsoft's priorities are at.
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Scammers will shake out eventually, he says, but you'd rather hire someone to get it done right the first time.
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I had to set the pen down and try to shake out the cramp, which was awkward with the handcuffs.
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Experts told Reuters that the FDA's initial review provides few clues as to how the final decision may shake out.
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Chuck Klosterman is no time traveler, but he's got a lot of ideas about how the future will shake out.
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Time will tell how this latest unilateral shift by Facebook will shake out for users, publishers and communities around the world.
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Now, Donald Trump can technically text all of us whenever he wants, although it probably won't actually shake out that way.
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Not even the Germans know how the ever-changing world of mobility will shake out, so they're covering all the bases.
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But even the sources transmitting this juicy gossip to the press don't know how all this palace intrigue will shake out.
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The new CBO score will tell us what baseline the Senate has to meet once all its proposed changes shake out.
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And if there has to be some rationalization, how can we help them to shake out and make it less painful.
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However, the sector now faces a shake-out with the third-largest firm announcing last month that it would cease operations.
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"If Steve Bullock declares, it's doubly important that I keep an open mind and see how things shake out," Dahlman said.
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The House originally set a deadline for the end of March to move legislation, but that didn't shake out a solution.
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It's harder to shake out Trump's official stance on weed; there isn't a single mention of marijuana on his campaign website.
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We spoke with insiders and analysts about the factors that drove the firms together and how a combination could shake out.
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On the 30th anniversary of the protests, we asked Mr. Levin to shake out his old notebooks and share his memories.
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But right now, we just don't have a definitive analysis to show how it would shake out at the national level.
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Wrist Stretch: Take a moment to shake out your arms and then straighten your right arm out in front of you.
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Depending on how the next two weeks shake out, this impasse could lead either party to walk away from DACA talks.
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How they shake out could set rough precedents for how the government will approach the many future questions that will emerge.
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After a decade of letting their thoughts shake out in the wind, some people just wanted to talk to their friends.
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Like long hair blows on a slow boat, like a bedsheet you shake out in the last minutes on the beach.
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The Indian telco industry should continue to consolidate and we expect five to six operators to emerge from the shake-out.
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Depending on how things shake out in the fall, the US may very well be headed for its first woman president.
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Over the next year, we'll get a much clearer sense of how the self-driving car business will actually shake out.
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However you feel this case should shake out, the argument that Apple can be sued for its iOS monopoly seems relatively strong.
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Given iam8bit's history of quality, shipping and customer service issues, as well the confusing legal disclaimer, this could shake out real weird.
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Dana says he wants to see how the fights at UFC 238 this weekend shake out before announcing an opponent for Conor.
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However things shake out, expect the telecoms world to become much more fluid in the coming years, just like IT before it.
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Better shake out a few shekels from your coin purse to make sure your fellow viewers note and appreciate your incisive wit.
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But she said that she typically had women shake out their bras during routine searches to make sure nothing was hidden there.
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"They take 10 bags out of a week-long production and try to shake out what might be in here," he said.
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At the start of the song, Lorde encouraged everyone present to use the next few minutes to shake out their bad vibes.
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More details should shake out on why Konga sputtered, despite a capable founder and shopping cart full of VC (by local standards).
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If someone did set a new exploit running on a cloud instance, there's no telling what kind of data might shake out.
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Dump out the flowers into a bowl, shake out the loose salt from each blossom, and replace the blossom in the jar.
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But Cramer thinks that quarter was a shake-out and the stock is re-energized and has more room to run higher.
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When the shake-out comes, history offers two dispiriting examples of how a consumer-friendly boom can turn into a stitch-up.
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He says founders themselves would prefer their fundings shake out this way, in large part because the people embracing ICOs are changing.
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The blue lines reflect the UN's projection of how population numbers would shake out if birthrates were 0.5 children higher or lower.
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And, by his own admission, he doesn't believe the way it's being played currently is the way the season will shake out.
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With all that in mind, I've made my best guesses about how the summer of 2017 will shake out at the box office.
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Only one week out from the film's wide release, it's too early to tell how the subcultural narrative on Joker will shake out.
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Going into this final week, only the top seed is confirmed, and the rest of the standings could shake out in intriguing ways.
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Egalitarianism and equity in relationships is often a stated goal of couples, but the division of work often doesn't shake out that way.
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The whole fireteam should be ready to run to the left or right side of the room if that's how things shake out.
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Although it will take several weeks for the dust to settle, traditional players have emerged as early winners in the holiday shake out.
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We ran an experiment to see how their support would shake out if we got rid of everyone else still in the race.
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Of course, Singer hasn't shed light on how deeply Marvel is involved, so it isn't yet clear how this arrangement will shake out.
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Across eight seasons, we've watched and waited to see how this saga of politics, sex, families, power, dragons, and magic would shake out.
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We're told folks involved in the production feel like Jussie and his case will be a big factor in how things shake out.
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And we won't know what sort of a contest we're looking at going forward until we see how the vote totals shake out.
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This will all have to shake out in short order: Pennsylvania's filing deadline is March 6, and its primary election is May 15.
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These days it's not that hard to crack them open, shake out the DNA coiled inside, and read the genetic code they contain.
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There has been an abrupt slowdown in foreign investment, pinching off much-needed capital as investors wait to see how things shake out.
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He was arrested in 2005 after trying to cheat a Steak n' Shake out of $31 worth of milkshakes that he'd already consumed.
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I have no idea how all of this will shake out, and it's possible that reaction during the beta phase could change Google's plans.
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With both likely to win their first matches of the weekend, the head-to-head will probably decide how the final standings shake out.
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These were the first runs of the day, meant to shake out any bugs, with a single human inside in case something went wrong.
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"It will take some time for them to shake out," said Dryden Pence, chief investment officer at Pence Wealth Management in Newport Beach, California.
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However the final numbers shake out, Trump will have done better than anyone would have expected a year ago, or even a month ago.
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So chin up, ATL, maybe things will shake out well for the Hawks and they'll get trashed in the NBA Finals by the Warriors.
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Spanish stocks were among the biggest losers, confirming analyst expectations that any shake-out from the Catalonia vote would be mostly confined to Spain.
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With 433 drawing to a close, we&aposre already hearing a lot of chatter from insiders about how things will shake out next year.
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We also see the people around her like Tyrion and Varys — they're still not entirely sure how that whole thing's going to shake out.
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Defensive players shake out their quads and bend into squats in front of him, their hamstrings screaming from the second practice of the day.
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While it could harm Trump by cementing the sense of the nominee as a divisive figure, it could shake out in other ways, too.
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How those races shake out will determine which party controls the upper chamber next year, as Democrats appear increasingly confident they'll retake the House.
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It remains to be seen how the SEC rule will ultimately shake out, but for now, investors are their own best line of defense.
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All of this is to say, as primary season gets underway, that the race could still shake out in a number of unexpected ways.
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Vistors usually arrive by dusk in order to set up camp, prepare dinner before dark, and shake out their stuff for spiders and scorpions.
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That will shake out to roughly 18 paychecks, counting off days, and possibly a few more if there are any postponements due to inclement weather.
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ET. Whichever way the elections shake out, they could lead Congress to pursue different policy agendas, including lower drug prices, banking regulation and defense spending.
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Ukraine has been trying, for years, to shake out corruption from its politics, and Zelensky ran on a platform of rooting out corruption, Miller said.
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The context of these "jokes" makes it hard to imagine how YouTube's biggest star could have thought that this situation would shake out any differently.
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The yield curve shake out was driven by worries that the post-2008 era of super-charged central bank stimulus was coming to an end.
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What you've seen in the shake-out is weaker companies being hit very hard but also some very high-quality companies being seriously de-rated.
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Legal & General has said it has a surplus of £6.9 billion in capital to deploy should here be a major shake out in credit markets.
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Clearly Davos isn't going to high-tail it south, as Ser Alliser advised, but how do you think that whole thing's going to shake out?
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The shake-out would only abate once the maths problems get easy enough that less power is needed, enabling the remaining miners to scrape by.
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The ones that are not so strong and differentiated are more likely to fall victim to the price squeeze and you'll see the shake-out.
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Spohr said there were three major global airlines in the Chinese, American and Middle East markets and he expected a similar shake-out in Europe.
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Depending on how tax-reform efforts shake out in Congress, vacation homes could become a less-appealing purchase — unless you want to become a landlord.
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Start-up investors are feeling a little more hopeful after a rough year, as valuations shake out in Silicon Valley, according to research released Thursday.
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You obviously don't know how this story is going to shake out going forward, but did you have conversations about what the ramifications would be?
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A big ending may take place now, but remember, Mercury is retrograde, so wait until after the retrograde to see how things really shake out.
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Try setting an alarm to remind yourself to get up once an hour for a quick walk or to shake out and stretch your limbs.
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We can shrivel up into a hardened ball, or we can pick ourselves up, dust off our arms, shake out our hair and press forward.
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These five do not yet seem as vulnerable as the others, but the races could move up the rankings depending on how primaries shake out.
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These five do not yet seem as vulnerable as the others, but the races could move up the rankings depending on how primaries shake out.
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He has witnessed Trump do it before on immigration and other issues, and may be keeping his powder dry to see how things shake out.
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And, depending on how discounts to authorized generics shake out, Mylan could stand to make more off of the $300 generic than their original product.
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The scenario prompted many hospitals to re-think cybersecurity and imagine how a cyberattack might play shake out at a critical facility that serves the publich.
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He acknowledges, though, that it's still too early to tell how things will shake out once it starts taking $3 a month out of people's savings.
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It's not clear yet how exactly that balance will shake out, but the stronger a company's current operating model the better likelihood they'll survive a downturn.
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We have no idea how 5G data plans will shake out — will Verizon customers need new plans, and how much more will they cost per month?
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As things shake out right now, though, it looks like a full Senate vote on the judge's confirmation will not happen Tuesday as had been expected.
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It's not clear how the case will shake out, with the judge denying Uber's request for a stay pending its appeal for arbitration earlier this month.
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The way life will shake out for protagonist Ellen Langford (Eliza Taylor) is easily predicted by any viewer in the first 20 minutes of the film.
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It's impossible to predict how 2017 will shake out in full, but one thing is for certain—it will be another remarkable year for space science.
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The strength and depth of any impact there — if hesitation turns into out-and-out rejection — is clearly going to take more time to shake out.
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I think what's gonna happen is we'll see a market shake out, and hedge funds that don't hedge will not be as popular in the future.
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The commission didn't bow to political pressure, including from Bob Murray, CEO of a major coal producer, which isn't often how things shake out in Washington.
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But analysts have been wary about predicting how preferences will shake out on multiple ballot counts required for one candidate to win a majority of votes.
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After the dot-com bust early last decade, which hurt many venture firms, the venture capital industry did not really shake out because of these factors.
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"You see money going on the sidelines, waiting to see how things are going to shake out," said Pat Keon, research analyst for Thomson Reuters Lipper.
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New EU regulation being phased in early next year will provide a "shake-out" to the investment banking industry, the chairman of RBS told CNBC Wednesday.
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All eyes will be on Mexico's presidential election on Sunday, but the key to the country's future will rest on how the congressional contests shake out.
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Honestly, no one really knows how this will all shake out, but there's money to be made in acting like it, so let's get to it.
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However things shake out, the Raptors would be thrilled to have Meeks somewhere in the organization, adding another beacon of the culture they're trying to instill.
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Democrats are closely watching how things shake out during the South Carolina primary on Saturday and the 6900 state contests four days later on Super Tuesday.
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"Given the nature of this industry, a sustained downturn in oil prices is likely to lead to a shake-out among U.S. shale producers," he added.
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There are multiple factors to consider when making food choices, and your final decision may shake out differently depending on how you weight each of them.
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Other campaigns seem to be taking a more traditional approach, waiting for more results to shake out in the early states before pouring money into California.
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But the scale of the shake-out eased as the day progressed and signs of extreme market stress after the death of Qassem Soleimani were lacking.
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"We like to be able to defend our targets," he said, adding he is holding off on a target until he sees the market shake out.
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"It's early days in this space and there is a lot that will shake out in the next couple of years," said Wedbush Securities analyst Arounian.
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How the cases will shake out is anyone's guess, but despite the parallels, it's not entirely clear the opioid cases will end like the tobacco cases.
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A win there could lock up a playoff spot or, depending on how things shake out, a loss by the wrong team could eliminate the league entirely.
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But it's very difficult to predict how things will shake out: not just how the policy itself will work, but how it'll be seen by the public.
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Depending on how legal decisions shake out, AI systems could become a valuable tool to assist creativity, a nuisance ripping off hard-working human musicians, or both.
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Wai-chan Chan of Oliver Wyman, a consultancy, expects a shake-out in the distribution sector, as the two giants become middlemen for brands and physical stores.
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Having repaired their balance sheets after a harrowing shake-out from a decade-long mining boom in 2013-2014, miners are again ploughing money into new projects.
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With repeal and replace [of the Affordable Care Act], depending on how things shake out, hospitals are the big losers long term, due to cuts in Medicaid.
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Having repaired their balance sheets after a harrowing shake-out from a decade-long mining boom in 2100-2014, miners are again plowing money into new projects.
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Think of this way: Depending on how the lines shake out, superstars like John Tavares, Joe Thornton and Ryan Getzlaf will be asked to play supporting roles.
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Because the eggs are pretty stable, don't shake out your blankets when cleaning up after pinworm because the eggs could travel to the carpet, Dr. Ratner said.
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"I think some of them are actually hoping for a bear market to shake out the excess" and lift their performances relative to boring, low-cost funds.
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Bernie Sanders claimed the biggest prize of the night, California, though with vote tallies still out, it was unclear how the delegate count there would shake out.
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"I think to some degree it's going to depend on whether something comes out of these investigations," First said of how the next decade will shake out.
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His hope is that Congress wraps up a tax bill he has craved, a seemingly doable task, before the full political repercussions of Alabama's vote shake out.
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There were quite a few Democrats in the Senate who were very wary of how the politics would shake out in a shutdown fight driven by DACA.
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"Depending on how politics shake out in the next few months, I'll be ready to run for citywide office if the opportunity presents itself," Mr. Lancman said.
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There's going to be a very big debate about how that's going to shake out, but the Taliban will have some role in a post-conflict Afghanistan.
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After a lousy AL Championship Series and an even worse World Series debut, Springer said support from Hinch and the team helped him shake out of his funk.
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I don't think that's enough of a hassle for regular consumers to throw their hands up in frustration and wait for the ecosystem to shake out a little.
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There are also elements of the new Sonos Beam that aren't ready for launch or, if you're a Sonos optimist, need a few more months to shake out.
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But regardless of how the elections shake out, this is the best buying opportunity for investors before year-end, said Phil Blancato, CEO of Ladenburg Thalmann Asset Management.
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This question is a hot topic right now because of the rise of independent contractors across the country, so FMLA could shake out in a few different ways.
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But in a year where dissatisfaction with the political system has turned the sights of millennials to unconventional candidates, it's unclear how the vote will ultimately shake out.
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But "should" and "will" are two different things, and even though it's 2016 we still don't fully know how all this stuff will really shake out just yet.
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Sleep with them in, and in the morning — or once your hair is dry — shake out your new waves and gently pull apart each piece with your fingertips.
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FiveThirtyEight's NowCast, which measures how the presidential race would shake out if the election were held today, gives Donald Trump a 54.9 percent chance of winning the presidency.
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But even while that continues to shake out in court, it seems safe to say that where manufacturers are concerned, a little disclosure can go a long way.
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Meanwhile, CNBC is citing a source that suggests the phone will launch with or without Google apps, depending on how things shake out over the next few weeks.
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From there, Democrats will sprint to Super Tuesday, the results of which ought to give a much clearer picture for how the race is likely to shake out.
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One way it could shake out profitably for all — at least in AV ride-hailing — is outlined in a new paper by researchers at the Clayton Christensen Institute.
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Even if breadwinner status makes women feel entitled to demand more from the partners domestically, typically it doesn't always shake out so evenly, especially if there are children involved.
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He's the lynchpin of the Furious franchise, the various installments of which seemed to be trying to combine actors with varying badass levels and seeing how they shake out.
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Does he think we can overthrow President Bashar al-Assad without occupation, and just let the cards shake out as they may, with ISIS potentially filling a power vacuum?
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We won't know for quite some time how this will shake out for Facebook, and whether it's gaming plans will pose any real threat to either Twitch or YouTube.
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Bank of America estimated that the impact of the tariffs will shake out to a drop of 50 cents to 75 cents per share in annualized earnings for Apple.
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He notes the founding team combines technical backgrounds with fintech expertise and saw early disruptive promise in Bitcoin/blockchain — albeit they weren't immediately sure how it would shake out.
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New online businesses that have built big followings on social media are also being hit by the shake-out, as more digital advertising money goes to platforms like Facebook.
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Amid a massive shake out in technology stocks overall, Netflix's stock is faring even worse now: Shares are off by nearly 28 percent since the start of the year.
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Determining how the Fox and Disney deal will shake out will be one of the major stories of 2018, but for now, we're still left grasping at speculative straws.
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Senate Republicans are likely to pick up at least two seats and as many as four, depending on how the undecided races in Arizona, Florida and Montana shake out.
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Now that we know now "what the public wants," it's time to see how these asylum decisions shake out in reality, and what that means for effective government policy.
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None of the Republican candidates has visited either Hawaii or Idaho for campaign trips, according to National Journal's travel tracker, so how the delegates will shake out remains unclear.
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However things shake out over Darlene's snitching, she and Elliot would seem to be aligned against the Dark Army coalition of Angela, Irving, Wellick and Elliot, er, Mr. Robot.
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About one-third of all the delegates needed to win the Democratic nomination will be allocated today, and nobody knows how it will shake out between Biden and Sen.
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Term life insurance costs between $300 and $400 a year on average, according to insurance-comparison site Policygenius, which can shake out to as little as $25 a month.
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For a year, everyone has been repeating a familiar refrain: "It's too early" to know how the contest for the Democratic nomination will shape up, let alone shake out.
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Twenty-three women held Senate seats in the 115th Congress, and that number could see an uptick depending on how things shake out across various races during the election.
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If Customer Growth Partners' 2888.71 percent forecast were to shake out, it would be the softest back-to-school growth since 2899.18, when sales increased 213 percent, the firm said.
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The dollar had slipped on Thursday following unimpressive U.S. employment data and a surge in the Chinese yuan as Beijing made moves to shake out large bets against its currency.
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Paul, Griffin, Luc Mbah a Moute, J.J. Redick, and a few other rotation players will all enter unrestricted free agency this summer, and it's unclear how things will shake out.
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Basically, we'll have to wait and see how things shake out with these new, taller screens, but at least Google is encouraging developers to make the best of the situation.
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While Mayer's future at the company still has yet to shake out publicly, it's not unreasonable to believe she'll lose some, if not all, of her current grip on power.
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Exactly how the new world of mobility services will shake out is far from certain, but both BMW and Daimler have expressed a desire to get out into the forefront.
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Sanders came back from a 30-point deficit in 2016, and he's kept the race closer than that this time around, so it's anyone's guess how Michigan might shake out.
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"I have no idea where this is going to shake out," Vince Tibone, a lead retail analyst at commercial real estate services firm Green Street Advisors, said in an interview.
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We'll know who won most states well before we come close to knowing how the delegate count will shake out, so we'll post that information below once states are called.
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There's no telling how the economics will shake out for developers, how integral subscription services like Xbox Game Pass will be, and just how hungry consumers are for services like this.
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Last week's episode of How To Get Away With Murder teed us up for an explosive custody hearing, but no one could have expected exactly how this one would shake out.
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Meat-Meat had been arrested at least once for trespassing in recent years, wandering through a high school field after hours and trying to shake out the voices in his head.
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"We believe this lower fare environment will continue to shake out more loss making competitors, with WOW, Flybe, and reportedly Germania for example, all currently for sale," CEO Michael O'Leary said.
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In order to assess how crop ratings could shake out on Tuesday, variables such as planting progress, percent emergence, satellite imagery, recent weather and soil moisture conditions are important to consider.
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Advantage: Vikander I'm forced to call this one for Vikander, though we'll have to wait until Friday, when the rebooted Tomb Raider hits theaters, to see how things really shake out.
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To find out more, VICE reached out to Omar Lamrani, a Military analyst for the Texas-based conflict forecasting organization Stratfor, and asked how this is all going to shake out.
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No one knows how the game will shake out, but that hasn't stopped bookmakers from offering odds on which player will win Super Bowl MVP when the final whistle is blown.
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Depending on how the outstanding House races shake out, Pelosi can afford to lose between 85003 and 18 Democrats and still be elected Speaker if no Republicans vote in her favor.
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Defense issues haven't been a huge presence on the campaign trail, but depending on how the results shake out, there could be changes in store for how Congress tackles major issues.
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NASA officials have also stated that the first all-female EVA was not intentionally planned to be a historic event—it was just how the selection process happened to shake out.
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But however these races shake out in November, the energy propelling these campaigns thus far has revealed a hunger among Democratic voters for candidates with inspirational narratives and emotionally resonate messages.
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Allow the items to dry, ideally in the sun, to help prevent mildew from developing, then shake out and brush off any dirt and mud that remains after the initial rinse.
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Tuesday to face a packed schedule of news conferences, photo shoots, a 30-minute "shake out" run and an afternoon flight back to Tucson to make it to work Wednesday morning.
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Vice chairman Richard Clarida said in an exclusive interview with CNN's Richard Quest on Wednesday that policy makers are waiting to see how things shake out before making their next move.
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But venture capitalists are betting that if they develop strong relationships with customers, then eventually the market will shake out and the biggest companies will be able to turn a profit.
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"The crash is actually a good thing for the industry as it can shake out some of the speculators and consolidate the tremendous gains seen over the last few months," Greenspan said.
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It will certainly be interesting to see how turning the BBG into an unabashedly biased tool of the president rather than a more measured bipartisan tool of international diplomacy will shake out.
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LONDON, Nov 9 (Reuters) - Pictet Asset Management said on Friday it had raised its allocation to equities to overweight from neutral and cut bonds to underweight following October's global market shake-out.
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Mr Eder also worries that governments will interfere with the coming shake-out, mainly because they tend to think that the closing of a blast furnace symbolises the death of a region.
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Sweet melodies shake out the dirt from their hair before turning back on themselves in perfect feelgood resolution ("Black Hole"); others get halfway there and rub their dissonance in your face ("Westermarck").
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I was eager to see how (not if) Harit would shake out of his profound sadness over his sister's death, how (not if) he'd make the human connection he so clearly needed.
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With the midterm elections less than two weeks away, analysts and pundits are pouring over polls, trying to read the proverbial tea leaves to determine how things will shake out in Congress.
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"I would be booking some short-term profits in here right now on some of these homebuilders, waiting until we see where 10-year bond yields really shake out at," said Johnson.
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Shipping lines are still struggling with too much capacity after a decade-long shake-out that began after the global financial crisis that slashed profits and proved fatal for South Korea's Hanjin.
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KEVIN PLANK: And I think you've seen that shake out that happened three years ago, through 2016, that we felt in our industry especially, the strong would survive and we knew that.
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Of course, when Cyborg was notified of a potential violation by USADA—which is regrettably not the first drug test-related hiccup of her career—things seemed to shake out quite favorably.
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My only real note of caution here is to wait for the cloud gaming scene to shake out a little bit before you make any big investment in one platform or another.
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Competitive pressures have encouraged consolidation, and three strong telcos have emerged from the shake-out - Bharti, Jio and the combined entity of Vodafone India and Idea Cellular, which are due to merge.
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" David Pepper, the chairman of the Ohio Democratic Party, predicted his state will "loom large, depending on how things shake out," but that even in a contested election, "it generally develops late.
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Tax preparers said last year that their clients had heightened levels of anxiety during the filing season because they were unsure of how they were going to shake out under the law.
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But based on the time I spent with the Studio, I have a guess of how that comparison is going to shake out, and it won't be good for Sonos or Apple.
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The trade fight, which is expected to take months to shake out, has roiled stock markets and raised concerns among U.S. businesses and on Capitol Hill over the potentially negative economic effects.
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The good news is that any shake-out in the market should be more contained than it was in the days of Bear Stearns and Lehman Brothers, whose collapse precipitated the 2008 crisis.
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However, in light of the uncertainty around Trump's new tweets, Cramer on Tuesday advised investors to let things shake out, saying there may be a buying opportunity in stocks later in the session.
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It's still too early to say how the fight will shake out: iPadOS is brand-new and has a lot to prove when it comes to turning an iPad into a main computer.
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It crumpled on Thursday though following lacklustre U.S. employment data and having been buffeted by a surge in the Chinese yuan as Beijing made moves to shake out large bets against its currency.
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With 20 hours of debate, that could push the final vote into the late night or early morning, if not into the weekend (depending on how things shake out earlier in the week).
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Back in September I made the case that studios' timing of review embargoes (relative to the first available public screenings) was a strong indicator of how its Rotten Tomatoes score would shake out.
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Folks working on "Empire" feel like the future of the show will very much be tied to how things shake out for him in court, and could possibly torpedo the series at large.
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For analysts with a long-term view, that price action fits with their thesis that increased scrutiny will shake out the bad actors and make the markets healthy enough for institutions to invest.
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Here are some of the favorable/unfavorable numbers from a CNN poll taken this fall that should humble any aspiring political prognosticator feeling confident they know how the primary will ultimately shake out.
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Per the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention: "Some small number of eggs may become airborne and inhaled," so you really don't want to shake out your blankets and throw those eggs everywhere.
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Tulsi Gabbard, and plutocrat Tom Steyer — here's how the support of the Democratic electorate would shake out:1/3 of voters would be happy with Bernie as the nominee, but would not support Buttigieg.
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But there's little doubt that the auto industry has a lot at stake over the course of the next two years and will be watching to see how things will shake out in Washington.
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The two standard models shake out thusly: 21.5-inch: The eighth-gen quad-core is being joined by a six-core option, which the company says is capable of delivering 60 percent faster performance.
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They can also be amended over the course of a marriage to match a spouse's growing wealth or growing family, and they are often private until the terms shake out in a divorce settlement.
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"There will be a shake-out among some of the ankle biters and some of the others," David Katz, a partner at Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz, said at the conference, referring to smaller activists.
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As usual these situations are very dynamic, so all of the above could shake out to be different than expected, but we've heard plenty of similar rumblings about layoffs for the past few weeks.
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Most top Democratic strategists contend the national problems will shake out, and either Biden or another mainstream Democrat — or a more tempered Warren — can win an election that will be about the extraordinary incumbent.
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The impact of this increasingly clear divergence in how companies are valued will continue to shake out over the next few years as some of the hundreds of private unicorns attempt to go public.
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It's still uncertain how many amendments there would be, or precisely how Tuesday's debate would shake out because McConnell has yet to unveil his resolution publicly that will detail the procedures of the trial.
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Depending on how things shake out with all of these plans, Tesla could wind up releasing the Cybertruck into a market that's already somewhat established — which would be an unfamiliar position for the company.
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I won't render judgement until things shake out, except to say this: I've been using Android phones for years with a silly array of screen sizes, aspect ratios, extra displays, and (most recently) screen cutouts.
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It's hard to say exactly how those priorities will shake out, but here's our best guess about how the results of the 2018 midterm elections might change the key policies we've got our eye on.
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The ruling "definitely goes out of its way to suggest there may have to be future litigation to decide ultimately where things will shake out," said lawyer Paul Clement, who filed a brief backing Wayfair.
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But the nearly 75 percent of precincts for which results are available show some tantalizing trends, indicators of what happened in Iowa — and how the rest of the nominating contest is likely to shake out.
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North Focals One trend that I am curious to see shake out is the more simplistic version of AR where the glasses basically just offer users a heads-up display for notifications and lightweight apps.
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It's hard to say how all of this might shake out when most of the voice-activated speakers are just a year or two old, and when companies are still messing around with their designs.
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Other Republicans insisted there was still time for the race to shake out before the convention and that any member of the GOP field is better than their Democratic opponents, Hillary Clinton or Bernie Sanders.
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Both California and Nevada have introduced laws designed to give consumers more control over their personal data, with many other states publicly waiting to see how the new laws shake out before enacting their own.
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Yet, despite her withdrawal from the race, she remains an influential leader on the progressive side of the Democratic Party and continues to hold a great deal of power in how things could shake out.
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Regardless of how the streaming wars shake out, though, Apple's announcement this week officially put the tech company in direct competition with Disney, forcing Iger to step away to avoid a potential conflict of interest.
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"There's a shake-out in the flexible office space," said Paul Salnikow, global CEO of The Executive Center, which entered China in 2001 and currently operates 45 premium flexible working centers in nine Chinese cities.
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Cipollone did not bring up potential witnesses and said he can't lay out his defense plan because "he doesn't know where it's going to shake out," given the uncertainty in the House, according to Sen.
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The decision by bank's board to potentially claw back compensation, which was disclosed in a regulatory filing on Friday, reveals a degree of uncertainty within Goldman as to how the criminal investigation will shake out.
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RF Nelson Cruz lost a home run in the glove of Red Sox RF Mookie Betts on Saturday and said after the game his team has to do something to shake out of its offensive slump.
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Lahren — who dressed up as a sexy Border Patrol agent this past Halloween — expressed excitement about the idea that "outsider" Trump could upend everything we know about American politics and "shake out the cobwebs" of Washington.
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Beijing, however, is reining in subsidies for the sector, concerned about overcapacity and "blind development," with many inside the industry expecting a shake-out to hit the wide array of smaller local electric car start-ups.
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It's too early to tell how exactly this will shake out across the country and for businesses as large and complex as Amazon, Etsy, eBay, and the many other product-specific sites modeled like those marketplaces.
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Because our favorite theory for how her pregnancy will shake out is that Cersei will give birth, but to a stillborn, potentially dying in child birth to a valonqar — a little brother to her older children.
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But the impacts are highly dependent on the state, and the knowledge that HRW took the biggest hit to area reveals some of the best clues as to how acreage will shake out in the spring.
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The dollar suffered its worst daily percentage drop since July on Thursday after unimpressive U.S. employment data and a surge in the Chinese yuan as Beijing made moves to shake out large bets against its currency.
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The 2018 midterm elections saw a diverse field and a record high number of women running -- and with votes cast, it remained to be seen as of Tuesday night how the full picture will shake out.
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He had caught it in Philadelphia a month or so before, near the end of a long road tour meant to shake out the performers' nerves and generally get the production battle-hardened for New York.
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" Dr. Greg Poland, a member of the vaccine research group at the Mayo Clinic in Minnesota, said, "This is fundamentally a tension, worldwide, between politics, economics and lives, and how is that going to shake out?
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While we don't know how youth support will shake out at the voting booth and in caucus rooms, the assumption that ageism is a defining characteristic for young people just hasn't been borne out by facts.
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The upturn this year reflects the stabilization of oil prices at improved levels, and a shake-out of weaker credits after the plunge in oil and gas prices spurred a wave of bankruptcies in the sector.
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The last flu season to begin this early was 2003-2003, the Associated Press reported, which proved to be a harsh year for illnesses, though it's too soon to judge how this winter will shake out.
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We've gone further in-depth on all of the implications of the copyright directive, but the fact is, it's full of vagaries and blind spots that make it impossible to say just how it will shake out.
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LONDON, Feb 6 (Reuters) - Emerging equities have held up slightly better than their developed counterparts in a broad shake-out that began on Wall Street and has reverberated around the globe, though none have escaped the downdraft.
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Still, if you have some fears about how managing this task on your own will shake out (but aren't totally convinced you want to spend the money hiring someone else), here are a few things to consider.
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"We don't know how that's going to shake out once consumers actually have to pay the full cost of that delivery because those fees are quite substantial, relative to the cost of the underlying food," Allison said.
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Read More Cramer: The shake-out in restaurants has begun Sometimes, in order to fully understand the latest trends of a given industry, Cramer likes to check in with privately held companies that are leading the way.
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This dynamic duo is behind works of digital art that range unsettlingly from adorable, 90s-inspired graphics, to eerie, menacing images that you'll struggle to shake out of your head long after you've stopped looking at them.
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Investors are concerned Kellerhals could seek to thwart Ceconomy's desire to drive consolidation in the European consumer electronics market, which is seen as ripe for a shake-out due to intense competition from online players like Amazon.
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With so much at stake, we here at CNN have identified 10 races that help explain the story of the 2018 midterms -- and might offer hints about how things are likely to shake out on Election Night.
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"Anybody who's saying 10 to 15 years from now they know exactly how this is going to run is talking a little too early to have a good idea of how it will shake out," he said.
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The message from Powell, along with other members of the FOMC, has been consistent: After three consecutive rate cuts, the Fed is waiting to see how the trade war, and other risks to economic growth, shake out.
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"There are a lot of uncertainties about how it will all shake out, and any transformation away from petrol-powered vehicles to electric vehicles is going to take a long time to evolve," CPM Group's Christian said.
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He claims he's been hired by several police departments to shake out new clues on dead-end cases and has regularly made media appearances for the visions he gets when handling photos of victims or crime scenes.
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Things might not shake out too badly for Salt Bae, though: Bloomberg wrote that Doğuş recently sold Istanbul's Park Hyatt Hotel to "Nusret Turizm Yatirim AS, owned by the founder of Nusr-Et," who happens to be Gokce.
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While the officials graded Puzzle 7, which was meant to shake out the top contenders, competitors and puzzle makers alike strutted their stuff with inside jokes, songs and performances about the joys and trials of crossword puzzle solving.
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"There&aposs going to be continued pressure on the markets until some of these players start to shake out," Alexandrian told Business Insider on the sidelines of MJBizCon in Las Vegas, the industry&aposs largest yearly get-together.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Global investors increased holdings of U.S. equities to their highest since May 2015 in September while reducing their exposure to emerging-market assets, where a majority believe the shake-out still has some way to go.
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SECTOR SHAKE-OUT Several rival airlines have warned of a worse trading environment - partly due to overcapacity and partly because European travellers are holding off booking their summer holidays for fear of how the Brexit process will pan out.
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But, while Spotify looks to be on a good track with keeping pace in registering sheer numbers of subscribers, it remains to be seen how this will all shake out for the songwriters whose music is on the platform.
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Many predicted big things that might test the mettle of a businessman unfamiliar with international threats; others thought something might occur that would allow the new administration to "shake out" their processes and decision-making with less significant implications.
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She figured by documenting the issues and making them plain she could "leave it up to the regulators, send them this report, so they can go in and detect these deficiencies," and everything would shake out in the wash.
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Cigna said it was keeping the option to stay in the seven states where it now sells plans, but that it would wait to make a final decision on its participation depending on how possible market changes shake out.
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The GOP held on to four House seats in special elections this year that took place in red districts, but Tuesday's shellacking at the polls is more in line with how many political observers believe 2018 will shake out.
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Jam-packed Democratic primary fields make it tough to predict how those races will shake out, but House Democrats' campaign arm -- knowing they would be prime targets -- opened a regional office in the area early in the 2018 cycle.
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I think one of the trends, and you've written about it a bit, is there is going to be an ad tech armageddon — a shake out between those who make it and those who don't, and the big difference is profitability.
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But the researchers do run the numbers for how their results might shake out across the US. They estimate that more than 43,400 young cigarette smokers might have started with e-cigarettes over a two-year period between 2013 and 2016.
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"We don't know how that's going to shake out once consumers actually have to pay the full cost of that delivery because those fees are quite substantial, relative to the cost of the underlying food," Allison said at the time.
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Due to that tight timing, to prevent sudden last-minute premium hikes, CVS is asking drugmakers to commit to not raising the price insurance plans will pay for their drugs, no matter how the specifics of the rebate rule shake out.
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The signs of an uptick follow a six-year industry shake-out as years of declining prices led to the exit of major traders such as Barclays and Deutsche Bank, while other operators scaled back trading desks as profits evaporated.
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Our favorite fan speculation about how the dragon-on-dragon violence will shake out in Season 8 is that — in a parallel to the Season 1 scene when Khal Drogo kills Viserys — the dragons with their namesakes will do the same.
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WRAP UP SHAKE-OUT The acquisition is the 12th-largest outbound M&A deal by an Australian listed company, according to Thomson Reuters data, and the largest acquisition by the 158-year-old firm that began as a paper miller.
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Lecomte had a season-low eight points on Thursday and is hoping to shake out of a two-game shooting slump in which he is 6-of-22 from the field and 1-of-10 from behind the arc. 2.
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These days he is probably best known as a prophet of The Singularity, one of the leading voices predicting that artificial intelligence will soon surpass its human creators — resulting in either our enslavement or immortality, depending on how things shake out.
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"I think that it will, over time, be something of a shake-out in the research industry, because people are going to be asked whether they really value this in order to pay a separate check for it," Davies said.
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That spending boom seems very unlikely to continue in the long run; most people I talk to in the industry assume we are in a land grab phase and that things will become more rational as winners and losers shake out.
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Schumer insists that things could shake out differently this time around: It's clear that the fate of abortion's legality in this country is now on the line, with Kennedy as the deciding vote in every key abortion case during his tenure.
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It is time for us to cancel the rest of these debates — because you don't do anything but get yourself in trouble if you continue in this contest when it's obvious that the numbers will not shake out for you.
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If things shake out this way, his already very difficult delegate math — he needs 58 percent of remaining pledged delegates to get a pledged delegate majority at this point, while Clinton only needs 41 percent — will grow even more daunting.
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"It's certainly a good litmus test of how the holiday season is going to shake out," NPD analyst Marshal Cohen said, pointing to a double-digit decline in back-to-school footwear sales, compared with a double-digit increase last year.
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Consider: "People view the post-Brexit uncertainty and how it's going to shake out as just another uncertainty in the market, but not one that's going to take precedence over a lot of other issues," Andy Wilson, U.S. head of the U.S.-U.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Middle East equity funds soared in the first half of 2018 after Saudi Arabia got the nod from MSCI for inclusion in its emerging stocks index, while microfinance and short-duration emerging debt funds weathered the bond market shake-out best.
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A plunge in global coffee prices in recent months, to their lowest levels in 13 years, has begun to trigger a massive shake-out in the market in which only the most efficient producers will thrive, according to coffee traders and analysts.
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No matter how the facts shake out, the case now hits at the core identity that Trump shares with his supporters, perpetuating a dangerous worldview that the media is corrupt and the stories of racism and bigotry are better off not being believed.
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This entire scenario could shake out to a battle for New York's H2O, all of which comes through aqueducts located in the Bronx, which can basically hold the city's water supply hostage, forcing the other boroughs to either invade, or die of dehydration.
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" Cramer Remix: Beware the Fed's impact here Cramer: Oil patch could save itself, as banks didCramer: The shake-out in restaurants has begun Liberty Property Trust: "I know this company and I've got to tell you it's not special enough for me.
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Whether we like it or not, Game of Thrones is coming to a close relatively soon — there are only two shorter-than-usual seasons left — which means theories about how the hell this whole thing is going to shake out are abound.
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With such a tight race among multiple candidates, it's difficult to reach conclusions on how the races in either state will shake out, particularly given the number of voters who remain undecided — and the number who say they could still change their minds.
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This is different for everyone, but if you are grandparents living in the same state as your family, the decision to move across the country for a tax break could shake out to mean a loss of being more available for quality time.
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A fancy-sounding molecule then helps remove the oil-and-sweat-soaked powder, so that when you shake out your hair, all that gunk goes with it and you are left with the closest thing to clean hair you can get outside of a shower.
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The baboons are contained in a large open pen filled with concrete tubes, climbing structures (literal monkey bars), and, until this week, blue 55-gallon barrels filled with grains so animals can roll them around to shake out food—an effort to mimic foraging.
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If that were the case, and all Deliveroo's ~15,000 riders in the UK were given worker status, Warne said it would add a "substantial" amount of cost to the business — saying this would shake out to around an additional £1 to delivery costs per hour.
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The index, which had set a 22.640-year high of 2178 just three days ago, was hit overnight by lacklustre U.S. data and a surge in the yuan which some traders suspect was orchestrated by China to shake out large short positions against the currency.
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It'll be interesting to see how these comments shake out though -- considering Rex had a consistent career as a coach in the NFL from 1999 to 2016 ... and has a Super Bowl ring from his stint as a defensive line coach with the Baltimore Ravens.
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Basically, Lee and Cuarón are the only ones even in this conversation, so the way things shake out could end up having to do with voters wanting to give Lee an overdue win and/or an awareness that Cuarón is likely to win in other categories.
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Just how messy the next big shake-out in the corporate-bond market is depends on many things: on how weak the economy gets; on how many BBB borrowers can avert a downgrade; on how quickly funds can be raised to buy at fire-sale prices.
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Properties are pointed out along the route, as journalists and politicians on board are regaled with back histories of how their owners emerged as multi-millionaires or billionaires from the cut-throat shake-out of ex-USSR industries and companies following the state's collapse in 1991.
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We haven't seen Philip and Paige interact much one on one, and I have a feeling that as Philip gets more and more disillusioned with his job, and Paige learns more and more about it, their relationship is going to be crucial to how things shake out.
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With time, things will improve and the market will shake out, just as it did with cellular networks and FM radio, but right now the Internet of Things is an awkward teenager, and the simple fact is this: everything you buy is no longer your own.
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According to Sprint, its Massive MIMO cell sites will be capable of offering up to 10 times the capacity of current LTE systems, although, obviously, customers will have to see how things shake out in the real world once Sprint begins to roll out the new towers.
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Let us now take a look into the future timeline of this proposed GNR reunion to see how this thing will shake out for them... January 4 Coachella announces its 2016 lineup on Twitter, confirming Guns N' Roses as the Saturday headliner for the first time.
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But because so many of the candidate fields are so large — and the vote-differences among candidates are likely to be small — expect to wake up Wednesday morning not yet knowing how the general election matchups will shake out in many of the most competitive races.
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How the Iowa caucuses shake out — as well as the other early nominating contests in New Hampshire, Nevada and South Carolina — could reshape the Democratic primary field at the national level, especially if voters start lining up behind those candidates who see success in the early states.
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But yeah, outside of that, I think that a lot is up in the air and it'll be kind of fun to see how these things shake out, especially with some of these members, like Val Demings, who don't have as much of a national profile.
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With 13 candidates, analysts have been wary of predicting a winner because even internal opinion polls have a hard time figuring out how preferences will shake out on the third, fourth, or fifth ballot that may be required for one candidate to win a majority of votes.
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During brief and sober remarks to a room of supporters, Christie announced that he was heading home tonight instead of on to South Carolina to see how the final results from New Hampshire shake out, strongly suggesting that if his sixth place finish holds, he will call it quits.
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No matter how you think it'll shake out — that they'll be cured of their superheroic delusions or transcend the boundaries that have been set upon them — that question alone isn't enough to sustain such a large chunk of a film that has so many other avenues it could explore.
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Cramer Remix: Beware the Fed's impact here Cramer: Oil patch could save itself, as banks did Cramer: The shake-out in restaurants has begun Cramer was also mystified when Whole Foods didn't jump after it reported the last quarter, but that all changed in the past 48 hours.
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While it is challenging to predict how the South Carolina primary and Nevada caucuses will shake out, we are confident in saying the candidate who owns the debate and rises above his rivals will make a strong showing when the voters cast their ballot in the days immediately following.
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If Alphabet, Amazon and Facebook (along with Berkshire Hathaway) paid shareholder dividends at the 113 percent average yield of other S&P 500 companies that do so, it would shake out another $32.2 billion for investors, according to Howard Silverblatt, senior index analyst at S&P Dow Jones Indices.
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Mulvaney said he did not know how Trump had structured his income, but speculated that Trump "is going to pay a fairly substantial price" if Republicans get rid of state and local tax deductions, depending on how other deductions shake out, because of where his properties are located.
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Instead, it would seem that a lot of the VC world is in a holding pattern while they wait for everything to shake out — whether that's for additional private capital to return, the opportunity of IPOs to widen or for the global political environment to become more clearly defined.
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East Bay, in other words, provides an early test of how a core conservative project will shake out, and whether this Court is willing to apply the strict limits it appears eager to impose on agencies such as the Environmental Protection Agency to policymakers who advance conservative goals.
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Here's one possibility of how they might shake out: Regional slots discussed for expanded 48 team World Cup: Europe, 103; Africa, 9; Asia, 8.5; S. America, 6.5, N/C America, 6.5; Oceania, 1 Since we don't have any better ideas at the moment, let's take this at face value.
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Regardless of how retirements ultimately shake out, the core point remains that Trump will have considerable power to use his Republican Senate majority, and the 50-vote threshold that Democrats established for lower-court judgeships in 2013, to move the lower courts solidly to the right over the next four years.
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In a word: No. A couple of months back Kuo made what is now considered the best prediction about exactly how the 2018 iPhone lines will shake out in the wake of the iPhone X. Instead of just one phone with an edge-to-edge screen, there would be three.
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" Azous has a specific call on how the debate will shake out, writing that "we can see how Trump wins the debate, but have a hard time seeing how he loses it," given that "every time he got lambasted in the primary debates ... he polled BETTER in the days that followed.
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Related: This Is How the Costs of Bernie Sanders's New Health Care Plan Shake Out Although the Ryan plan does away with certain standards driving monthly payments up, allowing plans with low premiums will mean patients actually have very little coverage and will face huge out-of-pocket costs, experts say.
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Panthers 2016, Titans 224 Kyle Allen may have been knocked down several pegs in last week's loss to San Francisco, but with this win he improved to 226-218 as a starter this season and may hold onto the job depending on how Cam Newton's upcoming medical evaluations shake out.
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The Chinese argument has been that the relationship has benefited American consumers in the form of cheaper goods, and increased China investment in the U.S. For now, the threat of a trade war is on ice, but how things shake out will depend on negotiations regarding the 100-day plan.
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With 14 candidates, including several safe and experienced mainstream members of parliament, analysts have been wary of predicting a winner because even internal opinion polls have a hard time figuring out how preferences will shake out on the third, fourth, or fifth ballot required for one candidate to win a majority of votes.
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The shake-out this year is also seen as the start of more far-reaching industry consolidation that is expected to whittle the number of European airlines down to numbers more on a par with North America - putting the survivors in a position to boost profitability to levels seen across the Atlantic.
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"We have often pointed out that tight offshore-yuan funding is a low-cost option for authorities to shake out speculative offshore-yuan shorts — because it poses a negligible risk to the mainland economy — and can thus be persisted with for longer than investors anticipate," Citi said in a note dated late Wednesday U.S. time.
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He adjusts his crotch to the left, hoists his belt—he has to shake out the hand that is clutching the stock of his gun—and he checks out the tits of the women in line; he is checking tits all night, because he is so bored he just wants to fuck somebody now.
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The top four telcos' average operating EBITDA margin will narrow by 8523bp-2852bp (2265: 29935%) due to pricing pressure on the higher-margin data services and a rise in marketing spend as data competition rises The Indian telco industry will continue to consolidate, and we expect five to six operators to emerge from the shake-out.
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"Ten more pushups for a pararescueman versus a combat controller doesn't shake out all the way to the battlefield, so it shouldn't be an entrance discriminator when we have the training pipeline that can help … forge them, refine them, mold them, guide them to that calling, so they can go forth and be special warfare operators," Kerns said.
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Given that the Celtics seem likely to face the Cavs in either the second round or the conference finals of this year's playoffs, depending on how the final few games of the regular season shake out, Boston will need to address this weakness of Horford's if they're planning on making a deep playoff run or perhaps even crashing the Finals.
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Here are a few situations that have will my attention on Day 2: Just three quarterbacks—Jared Goff, Carson Wentz, and Paxton Lynch—were picked on Day 1; we should see a few more shake out on Day 2, including lightning rod Christian Hackenberg (Penn State), rumored Buffalo Bills target Kevin Hogan (Stanford), and maybe, just maybe, Cardale Jones (Ohio State).
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Hedging activity has stalled over the last few months, with clients unwilling to take a bet on currency movements due to uncertainty about how long-running political conflicts will shake out, according to a trader with the foreign exchange group of a major bank who did not wish to be identified because of a lack of clearance to speak to the media.
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That's actually the most interesting thing about the Apple Card, and the thing we'll see shake out as people get them: Apple is providing a lot of the user experience of the card, but the card itself is still a credit card issued by Goldman Sachs, and when you click the support button in Apple Wallet, you'll be chatting with Goldman Sachs reps.
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Here's the good news the party has gotten lately: Still, the party doesn't appear to be in landslide territory just yet, since Republicans have gotten some encouraging news too: So if the results shake out like that, Democrats would end up with a net gain of either four or five seats, depending on what happens in North Carolina — enough to take control.
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Cramer Remix: Beware the Fed's impact here Cramer: Oil patch could save itself, as banks did Cramer: The shake-out in restaurants has begun The process of containment and then breaking out has occurred for years, and Collins noted that the last three breakout moves have all taken place within a single month's time, and the stock roared as much as 17 percent higher.
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"Quite frankly, if the night ends the way it has begun, I think it is time for us to shut this primary down, it is time for us to cancel the rest of these debates — because you don't do anything but get yourself in trouble if you continue in this contest when it's obvious that the numbers will not shake out for you," Clyburn said.
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If the show can learn how to acknowledge the reality that most of its contestants will go on to make money on Instagram, and perhaps allow the filming of the show to exist in a slightly more realistic world — one where there are considerations like jobs and student loans, and the producers let you keep your cell phone — maybe it would be easier to shake out whose reasons really are and aren't the right ones.
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"We don't really know how this is going to shake out, but what is clear to me is that this is the direction that, if there were going to be a way to go outside the US financial system, it's going to involve this type of technology," said Yaya Fanusie, a former CIA analyst and now the founder and chief strategist for Cryptocurrency AML Strategies, a consulting firm advising on how digital currencies can be used for illicit purposes.
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It's a conspicuous challenge to Disney's stock-based, months-in-the-making offer of $52.4 billion, and while it's unclear how the debacle will shake out in the end — following Comcast's bid, Disney stock actually went up; it's also possible that the two giants might split Fox's assets — one thing is certain: a horde of Marvel fans are now actively rallying against Comcast's bid for attempting to keep the Fox-owned X-Men from joining their fellow superheroes in Disney's MCU.
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According to Alig, around the time of Melendez's murder, Limelight's management received a tip from an insider that agents were planning to raid the club and arrest a list of people they believed sold drugs there, in order to shake out information about owner Peter Gatien, who they were investigating for tax evasion (Gatien was convicted in 1999 and deported to his native Canada, where he lives today with his family.) Alig said that list included Melendez, who first showed up to the club at 503AM demanding his wages.
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