I fundamentally shifted on, not even fundamentally shifted, I have become more aggressive on China.
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That emphasis shifted with the second season and, rewardingly, the character focus shifted with it.
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What was in vogue one decade became critiqued the next as cultural norms shifted, then shifted again.
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But our cultural reference points have shifted since then, and the universe has shifted to match them.
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So you shifted, once, you shifted from a Wikipedia version of yourself, which is a content site.
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"I haven't radically shifted my position, but it's fair to say that I've shifted my emphasis," Brown told me.
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Then in 2010, NASA shifted its focus from the Moon to Mars — so the team shifted its focus as well.
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Sony Pictures As America's response to terrorism has shifted and mutated, superhero films have shifted and mutated along with it.
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There are night owls among us — whose whole circadian schedules are shifted later — and morning larks, who are shifted earlier.
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As Western economies have shifted from making things to providing information and services, the composition of companies' assets has shifted too.
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The line between seduction and coercion has shifted, and shifted quickly, over the past few years (the past few months, even).
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More than four in 10 (43 percent) shifted to Trump, while fewer than one in six (15 percent) shifted to Clinton.
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A camera monitored eye movements, so trials were thrown out if subjects shifted their gazes, which implied they'd also shifted their focus.
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He has also shifted and shifted again in his message on the Obama-era Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program. http://bit.
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" By the late '90s, he continued, "it had sort of shifted to [moderately Democrat] and, fast forward 20 years, it shifted pretty hard left.
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But he shifted loyalties various times - fighting the Houthis in the 2000s, for example - as the plates of influence shifted in the Middle East.
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Tell me about what the US Chamber shifted from doing, because we got in touch because of internet stuff, so talk about how that shifted. Sure.
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Sadly, the gunnery school shifted out of Whale Island a few years later and the Royal Navy shifted its focus from guns to missiles: the cheeses disappeared.
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In line with her view that she ought to try to take popular positions, Clinton has shifted to the left on these issues as public opinion has shifted left.
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But things have shifted slightly: just as gossip sites are starting to ramp up their coverage of her private life, how much their audience cares seems to have shifted.
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Trump has also shifted and shifted again in his message on the Obama-era the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program shielding certain young immigrants from deportation, frustrating Democrats.
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He shifted to painting cover images for romance novels and eventually shifted again, to illustrating children's books, including "Dorothy and the Misfit Chimp" (2014), written by Paul Dalio, a step-grandson.
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The political landscape had shifted - or so it seemed.
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" He added: "I think the narrative has shifted back.
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Something like this happened once before: In the 1960s and 1970s, the culture shifted decisively leftward, but American voters shifted to the right and answered a cultural revolution with a political Thermidor.
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The Broncos shifted linebackers repeatedly, often just before the snap.
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Samsung's shifted approaches a number of times over the years.
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He shifted focus to the agency's next planned destination, Mars.
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As all this was happening, politics shifted underneath Republicans' feet.
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It's not that our need for black superheroes has shifted.
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Also consider that Americans' mood on data privacy has shifted.
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Once oil prices slumped, however, the mechanism shifted into reverse.
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However, more recently, it has shifted toward digital marketing software.
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"Everyone has that moment where their perspective shifted," she said.
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Expectations shifted after hawkish statements from several prominent Fed officials.
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"Customers shifted to a more cautious approach," the company said.
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This has shifted the balance of power to the attackers.
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But the geopolitical landscape has unexpectedly shifted in the meantime.
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"Homes shifted, foundation cracks, retaining walls down," the department said.
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But incredibly, her weight has only shifted by 5 lbs.
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Indeed, Trump has fundamentally shifted the paradigm in political messaging.
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Meanwhile, other startups in the market have shifted their focus.
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She was released while investigators shifted their attention to Angela.
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Then, news of the Ukraine call broke and everything shifted.
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And that shifted things for her novel's hero, she wrote.
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Under the new model, the company's pitch to studios shifted.
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It presents allegations that known pedophiles were shifted between parishes.
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My manner shifted, but my story was always the same.
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"For many people, it has shifted their story," Miskanin said.
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If I went to our competitors, our competitors have shifted.
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Though both quickly shifted gears to the announcement at hand.
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"Our whole mindset has shifted," said Pacers forward Paul George.
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WATCH: Something has shifted in the past couple of months.
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The Southern California Republican has also noticeably shifted his positions.
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Product development carried out in Japan will be shifted elsewhere.
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They found that small businesses shifted income to avoid taxes.
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" Then, he shifted: "We don't want crime in this country.
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With the Africans all gone, the axes shifted for me.
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However, since then, the culture of the board has shifted.
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Once the European population grew, the balance of power shifted.
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N, has not shifted away from its core mergers business.
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Al Haddad says that's shifted in the last few years.
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"It's shifted me in ways I'm still understanding," she marvels.
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When Jia did not pay up, the ground shifted quickly.
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But the Palestinians now regard both as having shifted allegiance.
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Instead of discussing Wetterling, the conversation had shifted to Shortal.
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Aesthetically, trends have shifted from masking flare to embracing it.
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Smartphones have shifted social interactions online rather than in person.
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But its business model has shifted since its original launch.
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The market hasn't shifted dramatically since this data came out.
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The growing season shifted earlier than ever in recorded history.
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But every currency has shifted in value (see chart 1).
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For some, he finally shifted the narrative in his favor.
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LIANG TAO shifted 80 pink Givenchy bags in 12 minutes.
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Tracking was generally good, but objects occasionally shifted or jittered.
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Photography has shifted to being about sharing on social media.
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"So they shifted their attention to addressing that," she said.
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McFarland's view of the organization, however, appears to have shifted.
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Its just our perceptions have shifted from a normal winter.
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As democracy has flourished, the nature of protests has shifted.
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But Mr Sanders will benefit if Democrats have shifted left.
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But in the last few years, that has shifted, right?
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But he shifted to a more inclusive tone on Sunday.
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She shifted in her seat, does that mean she's bored?
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But Gorsuch then shifted the conversation elsewhere, Sisk told NPR.
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Per Levandowski's advice, the deadline was shifted to September 28.
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Along the way, our expectations around spending have slowly shifted.
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They probably learnt from their mistake and shifted the spell?
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But Silicon Valley and conversations among venture capitalists have shifted.
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The company has shifted at Saudi Aramco's direction toward petrochemicals.
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But can it be assumed that nationally, something has shifted?
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However, the focus this week shifted to the European Union.
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How has the story shifted since this first became public?
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Trump's stance on the procedure has shifted over the years.
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Yet the present government has also subtly shifted its position.
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But on Saturday, all that changed when Irma's course shifted.
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Whatever the case, the government's gaze on the arts shifted.
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Public opinion has shifted decisively in favor of marijuana legalization.
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But the landscape around him has shifted, perhaps for good.
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He shifted under the covers and I held my breath.
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He also shifted 17 House races in favor of Democrats.
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Eleven of the 483 shifted to the benefit of Democrats.
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All of a sudden, the world has shifted around it.
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She has never shifted, she believes, from that youthful idealism.
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The combat has shifted from the desert to the streets.
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Would our adversaries care if that ire shifted to them?
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Making matters worse, the transfer shifted the registration from Web.
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Saudi Arabia's explanations for his death have shifted several times.
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The 2016 hurricane season just shifted from sleepy to fierce.
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Nawaz had previously shifted favor to his daughter, Maryam Sharif.
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But as the economy has weakened, the priority has shifted.
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Views of NAFTA have also shifted since Trump became President.
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In barely two years, the mood in Washington had shifted.
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Wake County (Raleigh), North Carolina, have shifted to socioeconomic status
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That race was shifted from likely Democrat to leaning Democrat.
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Many automakers were experimenting with new styles as trends shifted.
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The space agency shifted from intrigued support to implacable opposition.
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Momentum shifted back to the Clippers in the second quarter.
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This year's White House race has shifted unpredictably at times.
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Son shifted to become a major player in Japanese telecoms.
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As average life expectancy lengthened, this peak shifted as well.
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Trump's tone toward Cohen has steadily shifted in recent months.
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Here's how his plans for it have shifted over time:
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The handle bar shifted to the left and I fell.
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After a couple of weeks, my attitude toward purchasing shifted.
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Notice that Comey today shifted his own story as well.
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This year, ISIS shifted to directed attacks against the West.
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Like a scorned friend, he shifted from anger to disappointment.
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Symbolism shifted from Baroque France to ancient Greece and Rome.
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Others will be shifted to G.E. offices in Norwalk, Conn.
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"Social norms have begun to change, they've shifted," he said.
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After that, tensions between the two shifted into high gear.
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The conversation shifted to what she'd learned at Le Boudoir.
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You know when somebody's suddenly shifted into a flirty place.
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Durant's responsibilities shifted in a few predictable ways last year.
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In 2018, the movement shifted to focus on midterm elections.
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But in recent decades, many have subtly shifted their approach.
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But De Middel has shifted the center of our attention.
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It also shifted match times to accommodate viewers in Asia.
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Other people at the meeting shifted uncomfortably in their seats.
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"Their thinking has shifted in the weeks since," Alberta reports.
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I want to see how and if attitudes have shifted.
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More recently, market anxiety has shifted toward worries about geopolitics.
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Lebanon's main fault lines have shifted since that civil war.
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But the caribou have not shifted their migration as quickly.
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" The city, he said, had now "shifted our efforts dramatically.
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Under Mr. Xi, it seems, political winds have since shifted.
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In the last 10 years, I think that's really shifted.
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"Any habit can be diagnosed and shifted," Mr. Duhigg said.
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Mr. Mashadani later shifted his loyalty to the Islamic State.
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He had been shifted to a freight elevator in back.
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The tech industry shifted, and Intel didn't shift with it.
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But in the past few months, staff language has shifted.
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As that information has emerged, the story has shifted dramatically.
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But her menu's orientation has shifted slightly toward the ocean.
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But physicians with more claims shifted their type of practice.
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The outpouring has shifted the artist's estimation of her work.
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Donald Trump has dramatically shifted his tone on the coronavirus.
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And the center of a classic play has definitively shifted.
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That tide shifted abruptly, and it yet could again. Sen.
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But as online retailing has grown, the dynamics have shifted.
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With a constant power source, Muslims have shifted their hours.
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And how has your understanding of Lolita shifted over time?
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But it's unclear whether the campaign has shifted public perception.
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But, by then, Trump had shifted his focus to Venezuela.
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How has Coda shifted since you started it in 2014?
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It has since shifted to its steepest since October 2018.
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Now, Mr. Welch worries that the playing field has shifted.
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"Something has really shifted," Professor Chenoweth said in an interview.
|
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But over the course of years, the debate has shifted.
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Under President Trump, the center has shifted to the right.
|
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But two events during the campaign dramatically shifted that perception.
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Power has not actually shifted to a new dominant majority.
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As a result, policy rules and conditions have continually shifted.
|
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So sales jobs are being shifted around rather than replaced.
|
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But as demands and lifestyles shifted, burial practices also evolved.
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Consider the four events that shifted the race most dramatically.
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Toussaint's eyes shifted upward to the helicopter that suddenly appeared.
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Lebanon's political landscape has shifted dramatically since the last election.
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Fed rhetoric, though, has shifted to more dovish tones lately.
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Then the political winds shifted and preservation became the priority.
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Plus, some demand for US soybeans shifted to other countries.
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" Kanye then shifted, saying, "Don't go trying to diss Beyoncé.
|
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When I pressed him about the episode, his story shifted.
|
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The parties of the center, meanwhile, have all shifted rightward.
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They're accounting gimmicks that allow earnings to be shifted abroad.
|
|
As concepts shifted, words took on new shades of meaning.
|
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"Operations have now shifted to recovery efforts," the statement said.
|
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But the balance of the electorate has shifted since 2016.
|
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The concentration in her face gradually shifted to raw emotion.
|
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After many death and rape threats, she shifted her focus.
|
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Momentum shifted in favor of Dallas during the third quarter.
|
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Then the researchers studied whether the triangles shifted over time.
|
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Many of Desseilles's clients shifted their buying away from Europe.
|
|
But he shifted quickly to the dispute over burden sharing.
|
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The stock market has also shifted away from floor trading.
|
|
But over the last decade, the pattern has shifted somewhat.
|
|
Twitter's mission has subtly shifted over the past several years.
|
|
But somewhere over the last few years, the dynamic shifted.
|
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Women's March organizers also recently shifted their attention to 2018.
|
|
Cook also shifted some races involving Democratic incumbents, including Reps.
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He chuckled again and looked down, shifted in his seat.
|
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And everything else familiar in Windows to be shifted around?
|
|
"Listen, his schedule has shifted," Jane says over the phone.
|
|
The newsletter shifted it from Solid Democrat to Likely Democrat.
|
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Experts say the thought process behind purchasing gifts has shifted.
|
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So he shifted his focus to getting an art degree.
|
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The firm's claims about its client base have also shifted.
|
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Launched in 2016, the startup has shifted its operating strategy.
|
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The cultural climate has obviously shifted, and for the better.
|
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But over the last two years, public opinion has shifted.
|
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But by Thursday evening, he had shifted his position again.
|
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But by Thursday evening, Trump had shifted his position again.
|
|
He has shifted to suppliers in Vietnam, Malaysia and India.
|
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But under President Trump, the network shifted rightward, he said.
|
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The kinds of names placed on the wall have shifted.
|
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Are things much different now that the gap has shifted?
|
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The Palestinians' Arab defenders have meanwhile shifted their own priorities.
|
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"All the risk has been shifted onto them," he said.
|
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By 3 AM, the violence had shifted to America's Midwest.
|
|
Per Levandowski's advice, the deadline was shifted to September 2300.
|
|
We're trying to make sure that blame is shifted here.
|
|
Now, five years on, relationships have changed, shifted, and matured.
|
|
And then something shifted, and I thought, You want this?
|
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The intention has shifted within her work now, of course.
|
|
As Patton likes to say, around 2010, her pyramid shifted.
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KY: Well the writers I spoke to do think that's shifted, and they think it's shifted because Roseanne Conner in 2018 seems to reflect the politics, personality, and attitude of Roseanne Barr in 2018.
|
|
While many on the left decry the Tea Party, saying the Republican Party has shifted too far to the right, they've failed to acknowledge just how far their party has shifted to the left.
|
|
LW Evander Kane dropped from the first to the second line, C Ryan O'Reilly shifted from the second to the third line and LW Zemgus Girgensons shifted from the third to the first line.
|
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If one party definitively shifted its position on an important subset of those issues — if the Republican Party shifted left on entitlements, for instance — the response by the other party could bring about a realignment.
|
|
Gradually, their relationship shifted from the merely professional to the personal.
|
|
"We walked to the lift and the energy shifted," she said.
|
|
A few years later, his research focus shifted toward message construction.
|
|
But after they performed on the bars, their respective standings shifted.
|
|
It's perfectly obvious that public opinion has shifted on Mr Trump.
|
|
For a while, that question shifted to a much lower bar.
|
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He must be shifted and turned often to avoid bed sores.
|
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Sanders's relationship with the Democratic Party has shifted dramatically since 2016.
|
|
And the real momentum shifted when Manning threw (surprise!) another interception.
|
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Something shifted for Thiebaud when he painted his first pie painting.
|
|
He does admit that his role at the company has shifted.
|
|
How much could sex have possibly shifted in just 20 years?
|
|
Google eventually shifted its focus toward business uses for the glasses.
|
|
Jason shifted in his seat to look at each passing car.
|
|
Hollywood quickly rallied around the actor, but soon, a tide shifted.
|
|
"Our conversation suddenly shifted to: 'We should adopt her," Joshi added.
|
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Other cities, including Watervliet, shifted resources to create the new assignment.
|
|
As he spent more time at the school, his tactics shifted.
|
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It was ultimately canceled, and the developers shifted to new projects.
|
|
As more states expanded, the Republican focus shifted to work requirements.
|
|
Under Clement Attlee, nationalisation shifted ownership from private to state hands.
|
|
So the Chinese government has shifted its strategy for information control.
|
|
To some extent power has shifted from Brussels to national capitals.
|
|
Talk about getting to Cambridge Analytica, because that really shifted things.
|
|
Is that kind of why you shifted to more political slogans?
|
|
N) shifted its base to Boston from Fairfield last year. (reut.
|
|
From an organizational standpoint, things haven't shifted too much inside Yellow.
|
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But the immediate focus has now shifted from Westminster to Brussels.
|
|
But after Sessions made his announcement, the focus shifted to DACA.
|
|
The Knicks shifted their focus to improving their draft lottery odds.
|
|
So, when Libra shifted into focus, Zuckerberg wasn't let off easy.
|
|
After Carson left the race, the company's loyalties shifted to Trump.
|
|
But by Wednesday evening, the tone had shifted in the Senate.
|
|
Sugar, however, shifted up this year from 15 percent in 2014.
|
|
Of course, our perceptions can be shifted upon learning new information.
|
|
The entire Jazz defense shifted ever so slightly in his direction.
|
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We shifted Medicaid to a managed care system and cut costs.
|
|
The Rating Outlook for 2017 has shifted to Stable from Negative.
|
|
In 2011, he shifted into the company's chief operating officer role.
|
|
Spurred by the Sweden Democrats' success, mainstream parties have shifted right.
|
|
He lost to Medvedev, but the Race to London had shifted.
|
|
When she shifted to the marathon in 103, her career surged.
|
|
However, by Wednesday, the reaction-tide toward the tweet had shifted.
|
|
Forecasts for Nate have shifted westward in the past 24 hours.
|
|
Policymakers have already shifted their priorities to reducing risks to growth.
|
|
But in a week, the map in Syria has shifted dramatically.
|
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The availability of cheaply available Japanese paper napkins shifted that paradigm.
|
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Congressional opinion has not shifted as much as voters' attitudes have.
|
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The first season explores how the advent of porn shifted dynamics.
|
|
Plenty of other drivers shifted the gears themselves with a manual.
|
|
Such efforts long seemed unavailing, but something seems to have shifted.
|
|
It had shifted investments toward Hollister, which was finding new momentum.
|
|
Other areas of trade policy have shifted, but not wrenchingly so.
|
|
There's a levity here today, because the urgency has shifted elsewhere.
|
|
What was the variable that shifted on Friday or on Monday?
|
|
Kobe Steel acknowledges some customers have shifted orders to other suppliers.
|
|
Finally, as gaming has become mainstream, its underlying economics have shifted.
|
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That is an area where you've fundamentally shifted since the election?
|
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The two were photographed smiling as they shifted through some footwear.
|
|
That changed when the frequencies shifted into the low ultrasound range.
|
|
"It was so violent," he says, and the atmosphere had shifted.
|
|
Ushahidi and the tech successes that came after shifted global narratives.
|
|
Hearteningly, a lot of that shifted when Noah entered the picture.
|
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As the frontlines of the war shifted, children lurched between curricula.
|
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Once they entered into the Patient Care Bay, the mood shifted.
|
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BRAFA, long famous for medieval art, has shifted towards contemporary art.
|
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There's a reason our vision of a smart home has shifted.
|
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"Those numbers have steadily shifted, where today it's flipped," he said.
|
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Lagerfeld also famously shifted the brand's focus from fragrances to fashion.
|
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The American Wind Energy Association's PAC, too, has shifted its giving.
|
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An episode of Chicago Justice will also be shifted a week.
|
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Then, he came back and the songs have shifted a little.
|
|
When Indiana eliminated its miscues in the second, the momentum shifted.
|
|
Those that shifted to Democrats had higher life satisfaction and optimism.
|
|
Have your views on violence shifted at all since being shot?
|
|
The office holidays merely shifted the working days to the weekend.
|
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The balance, however, has shifted more to tuition in recent years.
|
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It's shifted some focus and the spatial dynamic in this hall.
|
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So over the last five years, Bayer has shifted its strategy.
|
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Banks, where possible, have shifted deposits into non-interest bearing deposits.
|
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No, the conversation shifted the most during the weekend of Sept.
|
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With more flexible labor agreements, the Detroit automakers have shifted course.
|
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The new numbers have shifted the odds in several battleground states.
|
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"All the cargoes will get shifted back later," this source said.
|
|
The political and economic winds have shifted; the curve is bending.
|
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The Republican Party has shifted far to the right since 1964.
|
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Senators openly acknowledged that the President's unexpected comments shifted the dialogue.
|
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The company shifted to that segment and hasn't looked back since.
|
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As the scene grew along with players' confidence, the metagame shifted.
|
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We have shifted from an industrial nation to a service economy.
|
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Right, but that shifted since Putin returned to the presidency, right?
|
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Public opinion about marijuana has shifted in recent years in Chile.
|
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I shifted the truck into drive and gingerly pressed the gas.
|
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In recent years, GoPro's hardware strategy has shifted to accommodate smartphones.
|
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The floor of the studio shifted as Iz stepped on it.
|
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How has censorship shifted throughout time in regards to your work?
|
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When the New York races got underway, the winds shifted constantly.
|
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Public opinion seems to have shifted as well, particularly among Democrats.
|
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But Lemon said once Trump became president, his stance shifted again.
|
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Breen shifted his language, offering up different words for similar results.
|
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That's why their demand has now shifted from reforms to referendum.
|
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Many of their voters are assumed to have shifted to Vox.
|
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And at the moment, the winds have shifted in Democrats' favor.
|
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" Sabato analysts shifted the race from "leans Democratic" to "likely Democratic.
|
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The Fed's statement shifted analyst expectations for rate cuts this year.
|
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Forecasts for Nate have shifted dramatically in the past 24 hours.
|
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The comedians were shifted to a temporary table, which ruffled feathers.
|
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Under Gabriner, NextRoll has become profitable and shifted into new products.
|
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But in the last couple of weeks, the tenor has shifted.
|
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The Nebraska commission's decision shifted the pipeline further away from Sandhills.
|
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The spacecraft turned and the mood at NASA shifted to jubilation.
|
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The balance of electoral mobilization has shifted in favor of Democrats.
|
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Since March 2011, the definition of "victory" has shifted for Syrians.
|
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But the climate has shifted for the traditionally pro-trade party.
|
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With the , the debate shifted to closer to a floor vote.
|
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It also shifted the battle lines in the public education debate.
|
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President Trump on Tuesday shifted his focus to the opioid crisis.
|
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The nonpartisan Cook Political Report has shifted its prediction for Rep.
|
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Her tone gradually shifted on the issue, and last year Mrs.
|
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But like a car, it can be shifted into low gear.
|
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After exhausting appellate claims, Miller's focus shifted to his impending execution.
|
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But when Delino DeShields struggled in center field, Desmond shifted there.
|
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I've grown and shifted considerably as a person since last year.
|
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"His party has shifted so far to the left," Cornyn said.
|
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However, the protests have since shifted toward an anti-government focus.
|
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Barr effectively shifted the burden over to Mueller on such questions.
|
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But things have shifted and our safety net hasn't caught up.
|
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Stories have now shifted to content gains versus handset volumes shipped.
|
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When he began using chairs as formal armatures, the focus shifted.
|
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But a growing environmental movement shifted the group's emphasis toward conservation.
|
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Norwegian politics have shifted to the right since Mr. Breivik's conviction.
|
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But the White House shifted its message on Mueller, raising eyebrows.
|
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Trump has shifted his attention in recent weeks to tax reform.
|
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Unlike conventional transmissions, the levers do not change position when shifted.
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CNN has shifted the race from solid Republican to lean Republican.
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The rear-facing camera has shifted down a bit, as well.
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He told me that Didi's operating platform has gradually shifted algorithms.
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And perhaps something has shifted in the past week or so.
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Its relevance has not waned even as geopolitics have shifted significantly.
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But the tide has shifted in the last couple of years.
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Closing nun orders shifted their customers to other groups of nuns.
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This has come as Jawbone's board has shifted and gotten smaller.
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The only exception, Sioux County, shifted a single point toward Trump.
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But his mood quickly shifted when he bumped into a reporter.
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As DNA testing became more widely available, he shifted his marketing.
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My whole focus on school shifted after my dad passed away.
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The path of the tornado shifted and missed hitting her home.
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Taobao managed the transition, he said, and shoppers' expectations shifted accordingly.
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And employment shifted to industries that were not exposed to trade.
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Resolute Support has shifted its focus away from lofty recruitment goals.
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As a result, the party's conversation shifted dramatically to the left.
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Stories had already shifted the focus from pure aesthetics to narrative.
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Voters shifted to another option: scaling back what the law does.
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BOES CARNEY SAYS DATA HASNT SHIFTED TOWARDS SIGNALLING A GLOBAL RECESSION
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But on Saturday, some focus shifted from running back to quarterback.
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Behold another Jens Lekman album, shifted several degrees into the sunlight.
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In turn, insurers have shifted more of those costs onto consumers.
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The demographics have shifted in a way that can't be undone.
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By the story's final page, that initial anchor sentence has shifted.
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But sentiment appears to have shifted significantly over the past week.
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The American role might be shifted to a commercial footing thereafter.
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They've shifted from titans to underdogs, from Big Three to who?
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But a growing environmental movement shifted the group's emphasis towards conservation.
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Politically, the way the country shifted pretty dramatically is pretty profound.
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With the Egyptians gone, the focus of many Gazan workers shifted.
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They get shifted to someone else — other ratepayers or utility shareholders.
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If one detail had been shifted, would their lives be different?
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China remains vital to many businesses, but the dynamic has shifted.
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His disparagement of Osaka's tennis dreams has gradually shifted into support.
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Yet, with the spread of the coronavirus, the calculus has shifted.
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But within two years, she shifted her blog's focus to restaurants.
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Nearly $10 billion has been shifted from Pentagon coffers since then.
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Clearly, the Supreme Court's approach to measuring religious discrimination has shifted.
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Tennessee has shifted drastically to the right in the last decade.
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Fox News has shifted to nearly nonstop coverage of the coronavirus.
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What has shifted — significantly — is people's dissatisfaction with the other side.
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Trump shifted his tone on Tuesday to reflect the new statistics.
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The IMF's focus has since shifted to emerging and fragile states.
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But then, the conversation shifted from the past to the future.
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Walmart has shifted most stores to a schedule of 7 a.m.
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The company hasn't shifted to screens and a more minimalist layout.
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People quickly shifted jobs in order to assist during the outbreak.
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At the same time, Mr. Jobs shifted from neglectful to controlling.
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Ms. Clark shifted gears, too, focusing on playwriting rather than acting.
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The mood rapidly shifted when word started to spread that Mrs.
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With these higher prices, the buyer profile has shifted as well.
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It actually made them respect me more and the dynamic shifted.
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Users shifted ever more attention to Google, Facebook and other rivals.
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The predicted mix of electric cars has shifted sharply as well.
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Official US reports about the attack have shifted since it occurred.
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But on Thursday, Mr. Trump suggested the Taliban position had shifted.
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Had Legere shifted over to WeWork, it would've raised some eyebrows.
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Policymakers in Europe have also shifted to a less dovish stance.
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As political ideologies have shifted, so too has the political map.
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Even before Sondland's latest remarks, some Republicans had shifted course. Sen.
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Physician education in medical school has shifted away from basic science.
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In quick succession, we shifted from the initial allegations to Gov.
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The politics have clearly shifted on the issue — for both parties.
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The burden of proof for this one human being has shifted.
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It has shifted to manufacturing higher-profit products like Audi sedans.
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Recently I've shifted my focus to data analysis and computer science.
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And he's really shifted that, and the United States has reciprocated.
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And commercial air traffic shifted to the larger Glasgow International Airport.
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The ratio of problems solved to problems posed may have shifted.
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But the balance between the competing ideologies shifted irreparably on Jan.
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Saturday's final practice was canceled and qualifying shifted to Sunday morning.
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Douglas' goals have shifted since she started taking pictures of herself.
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AF: Given that uncertainty though, has that shifted your lending decisions?
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The show has slightly shifted its focus since its Chicago incarnation.
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But Mr. Trump has shifted Washington's approach toward the Egyptian government.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions drastically shifted the country's criminal justice policy.
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Now this time, however, some of the underlying forces have shifted.
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Our income distribution, credit access and types of borrowing have shifted.
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Have the skills required to perform the job shifted in complexity?
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Others have shifted from endorsing brands to starting their own labels.
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In the past nine years, the line for transgression has shifted.
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But it hasn't shifted the position of the Israelis or Palestinians.
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More than 3,000 companies have shifted headquarters out of the region.
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At the same time, the nature of the violence has shifted.
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"Design trends have shifted radically in the past decade," Taylor wrote.
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His motivation shifted from consuming an experience to creating something great.
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By pulling from one extreme, Act Up shifted broad public opinion.
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The controversy appears to have shifted opinion about the proper greeting.
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Consequently, all of Israeli politics has shifted away from the left.
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It's unclear if that may be shifted due to the storm.
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But there are limits to how much business can be shifted.
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When DoorBot became Ring, the tone of the advertisements shifted dramatically.
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Its most recent ad shifted issues, criticizing Lamb's stance on immigration.
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When the WTA and ATP tours shifted to Key Biscayne, Fla.
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How much more funding has actually been shifted to domestic terrorism?
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He has also shifted his position on impeaching President Donald Trump.
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Let's talk a little bit more about how tech has shifted.
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Now under the pull of popular culture those tides have shifted.
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Polling has shifted on the law over the last several years.
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But the ground shifted under her faster than she could adjust.
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The narrative shifted to: "Collusion isn't illegal," (though it likely is).
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The site shifted from Coastal Carolina in Conway, S.C., to Campbell.
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The conversation quickly shifted toward a corruption scandal involving Trudeau's government.
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In recent months, the political and regulatory environment has quickly shifted.
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The whole league has shifted in terms of priority and style.
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In fact, none of the top three films shifted at all.
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He has shifted, though, from his early days as a candidate.
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Auctions and art fairs are where the art business has shifted.
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Our focus shifted from agitation on the streets to legal battle.
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Let's start by looking at what shifted between 20113 and 2016.
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JS: Your work shifted again in the late 1980s and 1990s.
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The elderly woman shifted to the appropriate spot on the pavement.
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Manpower has shifted to the more lucrative and lighter risk areas.
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One catch is that the opioid epidemic has shifted over time.
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More recently, we've shifted from-, as we've dealt with the-, the control problems, we've shifted that-, uh, that investment through to, uh, things that are really creating value for our clients, and-, and value for us.
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Education reform's singular, obsessive and (failed) focus on testing and metrics also shifted our attention away from the minds of young people and what they really need and equally shifted attention away from their hearts and souls.
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"His primal feelings for her have not shifted for her," he said.
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In recent years, Diaz has shifted focus from acting to wellness ambassador.
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As wages have risen in coastal areas, exporting industries have shifted inland.
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But the public narrative quickly shifted from rapid growth to horrific disaster.
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By the time the elephants were removed, public opinion had shifted somewhat.
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The EU budget cannot be increased, but funds can be partly shifted.
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He shifted gears a year ago when the company faced several probes.
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Americans shifted from higher risk to lower-risk investments like savings accounts.
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Now that shit is dead, because technology has fundamentally shifted once again.
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That's the main reason the market has shifted dramatically toward leveraged loans.
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The additional $2,000 in losses can be shifted to next year's return.
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Obama has shifted the starting point for the debate on health care.
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Ketamine's role has shifted plenty since its initial discovery in the 1960s.
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While Gypsy's demeanor shifted numerous times, her situation is also quite complex.
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His cart is overfilled, more bags than he's ever shifted at once.
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He survived a similar vote in August, but the landscape has shifted.
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As soon as Safia's attention has shifted, she peeks beneath the scarf.
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That, the sources told CNN, has shifted based on the new intelligence.
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Wall Street executives, despite the robust economy, have shifted their campaign giving.
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But once he started, he just shifted the room into an explosion.
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His screen read "Fantastic," and the font had shifted to soft italics.
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After J20, amid the dissipating energy of resistance, activist tactics also shifted.
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The premium manufacturers have cut costs and shifted production to cheaper places.
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The contributors to global growth have shifted over the past two decades.
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But now that has really shifted to aggressive plant trends, like houseplants.
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It started with YouTube and people's interest shifted from photography to video.
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Yet it seems that things actually have shifted, at least a little.
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Corbyn's position on Russia over the nerve agent attack, however, has shifted.
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Corporate headlines shifted the focus slightly away from Brexit, but uncertainty remained.
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When her pain was finally treated years later, her personality totally shifted.
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It has shifted its focus to Vietnam, where labour is much cheaper.
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The Cook Political Report just shifted five House races in Democrats' favor.
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Some of these extras have shifted to digital stores and streaming platforms.
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The company has shifted its focus to serving corporations and government agencies.
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The company's success also highlights how much the job market has shifted.
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In 2003, with farm yields stagnating (see chart), the rhetoric shifted again.
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But then, in the early 2000s, food culture shifted, and everything changed.
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In contrast, the orthodoxy among centre-left economists has not shifted much.
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So she shifted her attention to travel photography and never looked back.
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"The Taliban has shifted their main effort down to Helmand," Cleveland said.
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It's not clear when Google itself became aware of the shifted registration.
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The network said the canceled ad buys were shifted to other programming.
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Since the series shifted to Washington, both teams lost the designated hitter.
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As her popularity shot up, she shifted her business to this store.
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When George W. Bush became president, America's North Korea policy shifted dramatically.
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Then he shifted to reveal another bird stashed in the opposite pocket.
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The planet's surface eventually fractured into plates that shifted around, becoming continents.
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So, for example, my lungs get shifted up, and they can't expand.
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But the winds then shifted again, this time in Mr Modi's favour.
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The focus shifted from external and corruptive influences to internal developmental pressures.
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But the company shifted its attention to consumer products in recent years.
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While in Vienna, he shifted his focus from opera to learning languages.
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Now, with the advent of social media, the paradigm has certainly shifted.
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Since the accusations against Weinstein went public, perspective towards Allen has shifted.
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Likely voters under 30, however, have shifted support from Johnson to Clinton.
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Not only has the political discussion shifted, but corporate America has reacted.
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So horror has shifted its emphasis onto another female figure: the mother.
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So the argument has shifted to proxy issues, including the coca surge.
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Content producers are also thrilled with how the media landscape has shifted.
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When our conversation shifted to the green burial movement, I was fascinated.
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As a high schooler, his interest has shifted from toys to cybersecurity.
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I didn't know it exactly before I started, but something had shifted.
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The party shifted toward the right on economic, social and foreign policy.
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And that's what got me to keep going, but that eventually shifted.
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The S Pen itself has shifted to a more solid unibody design.
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Some Facebook lovers may have shifted usage to Instagram's messaging feature Direct.
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The business also sold out of paddling pools and shifted 305,000 fans.
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Meanwhile, telecommunications shifted into the red for the first time this year.
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Over the course of 2016 story, the focus shifted to national security.
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The media focus shifted to his hubris and his wasteful, pharaonic venture.
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High school came around and the conversation shifted on a global scale.
|
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But the balance of power on campuses has shifted in recent years.
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Lightner soon shifted his focus to the culture that surrounds the sport.
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One argument is that profits have shifted to a permanently higher level.
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"It's really shifted our strategy to start to look at other verticals."
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Samantha's position on Meghan has seemingly shifted since her sister got engaged.
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He has shifted money from Sunni politicians to more effective Shia ones.
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Lately, however, such controversy has shifted from linguistics and archaeology to genetics.
|
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Davie's idol play for Christian shifted the course of the entire season.
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Nothing has shifted at the top level of Boryspil Airport's management structure.
|
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Meanwhile, control has not entirely or even largely shifted to Mr Tokayev.
|
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My PopSocket has shifted from an embarrassing appendage to comforting safety blanket.
|
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As her bond with the country grew stronger, so the balance shifted.
|
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The talk then shifted to the company's new cosmetic line, Honest Beauty.
|
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But on his way there, the ground has shifted under his feet.
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The policy debate at highest level has shifted mostly to the mechanism.
|
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After Bush dropped out, much of his Florida support shifted to Rubio.
|
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DFRLab shifted from writing lengthy policy papers to quick hits on Medium.
|
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However, toward the end of the year even those two shifted course.
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If there was a petty case, I shifted it to someone else.
|
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But that shifted the following year, and Android has risen ever since.
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A whirlwind week that left Presti crestfallen rapidly shifted the franchise's direction.
|
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Pro-marijuana advocates point to public polls that show sentiment has shifted.
|
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Among counties that shifted most toward Trump, the vast majority was rural.
|
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Democratic rival Hillary Clinton, as well, has shifted her position on trade.
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The race shifted to Latin America in 2009 due to security concerns.
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It's definitely shifted as we both find our place in the community.
|
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With businessman Donald Trump, however, Graham shifted to a more serious tone.
|
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The company has shifted more and more toward VR in recent years.
|
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Investors have now shifted focus to the Fed's decision on interest rates.
|
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The debt burden would have been shifted from corporations to equity holders.
|
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By then the narrative has shifted, and the hero has turned heel.
|
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He noted that Moore's tone on this issue shifted some with time.
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So we shifted to: We're only going to offer a few things.
|
|
However, because both curves shifted, the effect on price would be ambiguous.
|
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In one extreme case, a community had shifted more than 1,500 miles.
|
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"Customers have shifted to being value seekers over price seekers," he says.
|
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But Moody's shifted to a stable outlook, from negative, citing balanced risks.
|
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Maybe, if that case is successful, the tectonic plates will have shifted.
|
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But many of them have now shifted their fight to the states.
|
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Second, pay structures have shifted shareholders' way in the past few years.
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As crime fell, the public's feelings about the death penalty also shifted.
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It looks like there were some that were, and later it shifted.
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Trump also completely shifted the expectation on a candidate's qualifications, Lake notes.
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Shortly after the war ended the focus of America's nuclear rivalry shifted.
|
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Already I felt like people's expectations for what is normal had shifted.
|
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The band's listening habits shifted, too, partly through touring that first record.
|
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More Democrats than Republicans Partisanship itself has shifted over time as well.
|
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It's just that it has shifted to other forms of the metal.
|
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The age of mass communication radically shifted the way Americans entertained themselves.
|
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Most recently, the lawyer has shifted to mulling a possible presidential bid.
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Because the balance of power has dramatically shifted from investors to founders.
|
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Remember that Trump's explanation on why he fired Comey has repeatedly shifted.
|
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Moreover, Trump has shifted the Overton Window—the range of acceptable discourse.
|
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Some have shifted between these various perspectives as the debate has proceeded.
|
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More recently, focus has shifted to address the importance of preventative care.
|
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Some closer Senate races have shifted to the right in recent weeks.
|
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While the majority of races were shifted in favor of Democrats, Rep.
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The changing social and political climate shifted public perception of the clubs.
|
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The company has now shifted some employees and resources to certain markets.
|
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But her tone shifted markedly once states began to fall Trump's way.
|
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He served in the Marine Corps before he shifted to the Army.
|
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Other races that shifted to the left include those involving Republican Reps.
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Sensing vulnerability, Kokkinakis pounced and the whole tone of the match shifted.
|
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In the past week, Cruz has shifted his criticism to Marco Rubio.
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Car buyers have shifted away from traditional sedans to SUVs and trucks.
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The Adidas logo has also shifted from the center to the side.
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While studying nutrition, she shifted her focus to the field of dietetics.
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Authority shifted, in effect, from parole boards to the legislature and prosecutors.
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The discussion was becoming too personal; the students shifted in their seats.
|
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Organisers of a wellness summit scheduled for October shifted it to Singapore.
|
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Americans shifted from higher-risk to lower-risk investments like savings accounts.
|
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The time of delivery shifted from the daylight hours to prime time.
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That is why they have shifted from there (Afghanistan) to this place.
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Sanchez sent a grounder to a shifted Pedroia, playing over at shortstop.
|
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ATF supervisors saw fake accountability and were simply shifted around the agency.
|
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Outside groups have shifted into high gear as the election draws near.
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Her own kids were in college, and her financial situation had shifted.
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Public opinion has shifted since the Ukrainian scandal broke two months ago.
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Those numbers have not shifted significantly over the course of the cycle.
|
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Although public opinion has shifted about marijuana use, child welfare has not.
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ROBBINS: WELL, WE SHIFTED BECAUSE OUR CUSTOMERS ARE LOOKING AT WHOLISTIC INFRASTRUCTURE.
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Sanders in early April shifted somewhat on the issue of the filibuster.
|
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Once attention has shifted elsewhere, Beijing then returns to its old ways.
|
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In response, Facebook shifted its priorities from news to more personal sharing.
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Mercer hit paydirt when he shifted his support from Cruz to Trump.
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He craves attention Global winds shifted Thursday when Trump bailed on Paris.
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The first round of debates in Miami last month shifted the race.
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As the Golden State Warriors continue to win, the conversation has shifted.
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Gambia, the smallest nation in continental Africa, has shifted between the two.
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By 2009, Cohen shifted his focus for the taxi business to Chicago.
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This remained true even though the message of those protests had shifted.
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Trump's stances on the dollar have shifted multiple times during his presidency.
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I sucked on my Blow Pop and the viscosity of time shifted.
|
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But that was before most mainstream media consumption shifted to the web.
|
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For the moment, it has shifted to chasing down internet conspiracy theories.
|
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As users shifted to mobile, Facebook found itself shut out of gaming.
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I've shifted my collection from a bar area to my daughter's bedroom.
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And thus the ground had officially shifted and collapsed beneath our feet.
|
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What's also shifted is where countries are and where they see themselves.
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I slowly shifted position, like a tiny larva on a petri dish.
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Recently, though, the focus has shifted more toward litigation and me personally.
|
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That shifted as we gained more subscribers: we needed to become comprehensive.
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Since then, the war has shifted to Raqqa, ISIS's capital in Syria.
|
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It's not just the formerly aggressive nature of Microsoft that has shifted.
|
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However, the focus has shifted to more than just the trade war.
|
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Over the past five years, however, the China argument has shifted subtly.
|
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Over the years it's constantly shifted to whatever my taste has been.
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Which shifted the game towards what it Let It Die is now.
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The South's policy has shifted widely depending on who is in power.
|
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Such time-spread action suggests some large positions are being shifted around.
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As his career has developed, Kiedis' spending habits have shifted as well.
|
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But "I shifted the weight or risk to the upside," he said.
|
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Biden shifted his speech to Philadelphia, where there will be no audience.
|
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And the tone quickly shifted when Mr. Trump took questions from reporters.
|
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Some passengers seemed worried and shifted uncomfortably if anyone sneezed or coughed.
|
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Then he shifted direction to say he might in fact be tested.
|
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Even a mild recession could easily have shifted the company into distress.
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It's another sign that the student activists have shifted the gun debate.
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I am interested in finding out whether and how attitudes have shifted.
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Then, when I was six years old, my seemingly perfect world shifted.
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Less than 6,000 years ago, Europeans generally shifted to this new color.
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Once the mochi cooled, its texture shifted from gummy to addictively chewy.
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Yosemite's boundaries shifted seven times over industrial-scale forestry and mining interests.
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I am interested in finding out whether, and how, attitudes have shifted.
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What has shifted in paid advertising channels over the last couple years?
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With the inside closed off, the Tar Heels shifted to 3-pointers.
|
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No. It shifted its focus to look out as well as in.
|
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"Homes shifted, foundation cracks, retaining walls down," the department said on Twitter.
|
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And now for Mr. Close and others, the cultural moment has shifted.
|
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When the "Gold Digger" video emerged, it shifted sentiment toward Mr. Liu.
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The mood in the Rubio camp had unmistakably shifted by Monday night.
|
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Then the action shifted in the early 2000s to Arizona's Tucson sector.
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"These are people that really have shifted a lot," he told CNBC.
|
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Yet the mathematics of black influence have shifted as Atlanta has evolved.
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But in the past ten years, the museum monolith has slowly shifted.
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Mr. Jackson has shifted its focus from punishment to rehabilitation and education.
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The focus of the oil market has shifted sharply in recent months.
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As the front lines have shifted, some have been forced to flee.
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Or when Zinga shifted to mobile, they couldn't make that math work.
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"It's almost as if the seasons have shifted," said Ms. Gebhardt, 31.
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Global warming has shifted the natural cycles of life and death here.
|
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Cable news pundits and analysts have shifted from talking about Biden vs.
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As the years have passed, however, the focus has shifted to effectiveness.
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His campaign has shifted little since the first election in April 2019.
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"It shifted quite a bit in the past few weeks," he said.
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She shifted character more than once over the course of the season.
|
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Over time, who holds the upper hand has shifted back and forth.
|
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They shifted upkeep and rent collection, among other tasks, to private companies.
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Qassem Soleimani, Iran's top military commander, has subtly shifted since last Thursday.
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The broad outlines are the same, but the details have shifted precariously.
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But the politics of his state have shifted under Mr. Alexander's feet.
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When I learned I was pregnant in 2003, something inside me shifted.
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"If it's weakening or eroding because people think the boundaries have shifted."
|
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But the mood appears to have shifted a week into his administration.
|
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But the investors have shifted their focus slightly away from smaller companies.
|
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Hays took over for David Kowach, who shifted to head community banking.
|
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Instead, he shifted the focus of his tax drive to large companies.
|
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"The first quake shifted the piano by a meter or so," Mrs.
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The mood on the Hill shifted this week as the vote neared.
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As word of the brutal conditions within Rikers spread, the focus shifted.
|
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But German politics have shifted in recent years in a disturbing way.
|
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But on evenings and weekends, his attention and energy shifted to tennis.
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For decades, as Americans shifted the ways they shopped, Sears deftly evolved.
|
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Some shifted production to Thailand and Vietnam to avoid the tariffs altogether.
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D'Antoni shifted Tucker, who is 23 foot 5, to the center position.
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Spelling said that when the "years of awkwardness" came, their relationship shifted.
|
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The real-estate developer has already shifted his views on income taxes.
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So, the feature shifted because of how people responded to the short.
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In September, legislative elections in Berlin shifted local politics to the left.
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President Trump shifted to a tougher stance on Syria and its president.
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The number of active Coastal GasLink-opposing chiefs has shifted over time.
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At some point, Valentine shifted to me and smiled, I thought, bravely.
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But box office experts say the theatrical landscape has shifted, possibly permanently.
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The legal emphasis has shifted from the church's failings to its finances.
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Either way, GEF's fortunes shifted on the second day of their patrol.
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"We have not shifted any resources into the investment bank," he said.
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As the night continued, their jubilance shifted to worry and then dismay.
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So, things have kind of shifted, but I'm not counting it out.
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The additional $218,0003 in losses can be shifted to next year's return.
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After the meltdown, Germany shifted its power supply away from nuclear energy.
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But the month IEX began operating, that shifted, the Yale authors said.
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The company recently shifted its focus to online sales through its website.
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As concerns mount, Facebook has shifted from optimism to a defensive crouch.
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It caused two hematomas that physically shifted the position of her brain.
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"As we evolved and modernized, transportation changed and everything shifted," Margie said.
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The entire landscape of American politics shifted even before he became president.
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And Harding's attitude toward his protagonist had shifted from admiration to ambivalence.
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Since you joined do you think the idea has shifted at all?
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State resources and personnel have shifted to the Pee Dee region, Gov.
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The way that Americans eat has shifted drastically in the last decade.
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Perhaps the Nordic societies have shifted to embrace individuality over family-centricity.
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There are just all these ways I think stuff has just shifted.
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Big companies, meanwhile, have shifted to borrowing via bonds and commercial paper.
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But, season by season, the show has shifted, absorbing and reflecting critiques.
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I think he knows that the mood of the country has shifted.
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The Trump administration has also shifted the emphasis away from domestic extremism.
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But the story that the story tells has recently shifted for me.
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There's a loop of what might be a pitch-shifted voice warbling.
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It makes sense that science has shifted toward a large-team model.
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Kerr, who since has shifted her permanent home base to Scottsdale, Ariz.
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The war's objectives and the military's roles had shifted across the years.
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Throughout the episode, the Trump administration's justification for maintaining this policy shifted.
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And partly thanks to Cullen, the rules of covering shootings have shifted.
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It's colors shifted, a subtle green replacing some of the tranquil blue.
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"No, no, I apologize," Biden said and shifted back into answering questions.
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She was soon smiling and joking as the conversation shifted to soccer.
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In 10 years, how do you think that attitude will have shifted?
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Since the '80s, the popular explanation for the gender split has shifted.
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So now the protesters have shifted tactics by appealing to them directly.
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Some circumstances surrounding the health care debate have shifted in Democrats' favor.
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People shifted out, and now you have a seven-inch phone. Right.
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Rulers of the world, that kind of stuff, it shifted really quickly.
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But on many fronts—Edward Snowden, trade policy, immigration, the fate of Middle Eastern Christians—Cruz has proceeded with several fingers in the wind; every time the conservative mood has shifted even a little, he's shifted quickly too.
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But on many fronts — Edward Snowden, trade policy, immigration, the fate of Middle Eastern Christians — Cruz has proceeded with several fingers in the wind; every time the conservative mood has shifted even a little, he's shifted quickly too.
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It's Sunday night, and the conversation about LeBron just shifted with one game.
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The mood shifted in South Korea, however, after the nuclear test in January.
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And now the politics of entitlement spending have shifted drastically to the left.
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In Brussels, Brexit talks have shifted toward one clear direction: the future relationship.
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For those that have moved production, about a quarter shifted to Southeast Asia.
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Things have only shifted further in that direction since Brady has been healthy.
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It kept me up many nights, and shifted focus from our game frequently.
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Martinez has been seeing over-shifted infielders long before defensive shifts became commonplace.
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The focus has now shifted to whether the debt-fuelled recovery is sustainable.
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Although Gwyneth Paltrow's professional priorities have shifted, her focus on family has not.
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The South Korean companies subsequently shifted production for the U.S. market to China.
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Ultimately, he said, Taser shifted its focus away from state and federal prisons.
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In recent years, Diaz has also shifted focus from acting to wellness ambassador.
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Company opinions on the BOJ's inflation target have shifted over the past year.
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Look, it's been a long time since we shifted from procreative to recreative.
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Trump's position on the bank shifted over the course of his presidential campaign.
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In 1999, Dangote shifted to manufacturing, building sugar refineries and a flour mill.
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But these latest punches show how the dynamics in the party have shifted.
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"For me, things shifted from an obligation to an appreciation," Haywood, 34, said.
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In the more recent period of the industry's evolution, the drivers shifted substantially.
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Bloomberg says Amazon's shifted engineers from other projects to work on the robot.
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Because President Obama was running on this hopeful way that shifted so dramatically.
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The company has shifted its focus to aggressively scale regional catalog, Jain said.
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After an onslaught of criticism, YouTube shifted its stance on harassment yet again.
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At the end of a year, though, Vicki shifted back to 100 percent.
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The extreme music landscape has shifted dramatically since these tracks were first released.
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Williams was among those who shifted into rescue mode after the storm passed.
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Now that he holds the office, his approach has shifted ever so slightly.
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Despite that, several major central banks have shifted their bias towards policy tightening.
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That's why its long-term strategy has shifted to focus on original content.
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But with the move, private donations also shrank as world attention shifted elsewhere.
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At the very least, the dynamic between the two seems to have shifted.
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Suddenly, my fear shifted from being arrested to losing my sole interview prospect.
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When it became clear Sanders would lose, supporters shifted to a new mission.
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The Eastern Band's change in fortunes also shifted the course of Costello's research.
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The Saudi narrative over what happened shifted constantly in the weeks that followed.
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If anything his addiction has ramped up and shifted mostly to online retail.
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HotelTonight has shifted its model to accommodate bookings up to a week ahead.
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Rupert Murdoch shifted his media empire's domicile from Australia to America in 2004.
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In 21970 years, all that has shifted is the name of the chemical.
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Most of the market share has shifted to Dollar Shave Club, Harry's, etc.
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The Cook Political Report just shifted eight more House races to favor Democrats.
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The group shifted into the dining room, settling into assigned seats for dinner.
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After 1990, Congress shifted away from making small tweaks to the immigration system.
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But the Fed recently shifted its stance, signaling no more hikes this year.
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After my discussions with Ross and others, something has shifted in my thinking.
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Jewelry trends have shifted to be smaller, more subtle, and more permanent, too.
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"There's no question: Madonna is an artist who shifted culture," Ms. Lutz said.
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But what is acceptable in private conversations can be shifted, says Ms Cameron.
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Trich was dwarfed, and my perspective shifted: Life could be exponentially more challenging.
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The Frans Hals Museum has shifted its strategy to bring in transhistorical ideas.
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Advertising as we know it has shifted toward a need for engagement marketing.
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Money and labor merely shifted from housing to other sectors of the economy.
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During that time, my conservative ideology shifted, including my stance on LGBTQ issues.
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In the century between, social conceptions of sexuality shifted, simultaneously narrowing and expanding.
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The same logic animates the desire, even if its object can be shifted.
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As executions dwindle, the discussion about America's system of capital punishment has shifted.
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Maisamari tried pleading with the commander, until he shifted his AK-1003 ominously.
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It was at this moment where my legal voyeurism shifted to bitter sweet.
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Twenty-seven years later, the cultural tide has shifted, to Brett Kavanaugh's disadvantage.
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Vegas clubowners have by-and-large shifted their money away from EDM DJs.
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It's hard to say why the odds have shifted the way they have.
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Risk is shifted from students to investors, who can pool and diversify it.
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But when President Mauricio Macri, assumed office in 2015, the focus again shifted.
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He won a change in the law and shifted global attitudes to privacy.
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But now that President Trump has the job, Musk has shifted his views.
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In 2014, the letters shifted from "me" and "I" to "we" and "ours".
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Then, the folks involved started dating other famous people and your attention shifted.
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Wisconsin would not be the first government Foxconn has shifted its promises to.
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Another explanation is that budget cuts have shifted demand from other public services.
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Kasparov lately has shifted some of his criticism to the US Republican ticket.
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Last year, the company shifted focus to work on the Kuzzle development platform.
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Mississippi Governor Haley Barbour shifted the financial risk of the plant onto ratepayers.
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As the geographical pattern of work has shifted, so has that of wages.
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Additionally, we have noticed bear arguments have preemptively shifted from demand to profitability.
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It can be hard to appreciate just how swiftly the landscape has shifted.
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The proportion making around $10 a day hardly shifted between 2010 and 2016.
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Microsoft, he says, has shifted from a "fixed mindset" to a "growth mindset".
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As he does, he quickly shifted attention to himself at the press conference.
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The conversation, though, quickly shifted to old and newer controversies surrounding Biden himself.
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The Transformers were toys first, contraptions that shifted between car and robot seamlessly.
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It's worth noting that Kusama largely shifted to directing television after this film.
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That excitement has shifted to the world of cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum.
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Daimler's investment comes after other automakers have shifted their attentions to electric vehicles.
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The market has shifted substantially, but regulations and policymakers aren't keeping the pace.
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It then shifted to producing electric cars and changed its name in 2016.
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" The dad of two captioned the video: "The power has shifted 😂😂.
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I would argue I have not changed it 63 times, although ... You shifted.
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Just two days after delivering his harangue, Mr Salvini adroitly shifted his position.
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"We've shifted the focus more towards things [like] analytics, usability testing," he says.
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Season 3 has shifted back toward the slasher storyline of the series' beginning.
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While I appreciate the obsessive aspect of wanting more, my perspective has shifted.
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Sunday's result shifted Latin America's No. 3 economy firmly back towards the left.
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That shifted a bit when he read the script to The Parisian Woman.
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Only twice has the broad direction of policy shifted, according to Mr Irwin.
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Other scholars note that the norms around state-sanctioned killings have long shifted.
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Prohibitions in northern China also seem to have shifted some polluting activities elsewhere.
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That's because what hasn't shifted yet is the attitude of people in power.
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He shifted the focus from South Germany to a broader, more nationalist vision.
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The lineup of tokens has shifted multiple times since Monopoly launched in 1935.
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The focus of Schneiderman's probe of Exxon has shifted over the past year.
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The material has shifted from an opaque (likely) silicone to clear (probably) nylon.
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Over the last decade, Axon has shifted heavily to selling police body cameras.
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After the experience I had, my goals have shifted, but they haven't changed.
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But sales have slumped as consumers have shifted away from sugary soft drinks.
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"As online ordering becomes more popular, diner needs have shifted slightly," Glading said.
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Over the summer, Mackay's research shifted to measuring the speed of the thaw.
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Discussion has instead shifted to other, larger social networks, like Facebook and Twitter.
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In some ways, it shouldn't be surprising that things haven't shifted too much.
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In response, fraudsters shifted their focus to other areas like electronics and food.
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Where Swift County shifted toward Trump, Hennepin turned a deeper shade of blue.
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The company also shifted much of its focus to educational and industrial pursuits.
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Since then NYSE has shifted the exchange over its trading technology platform Pillar.
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Recently, many activists have shifted toward working with corporations to change their practices.
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Walking shifted from a laborious act of biomechanics, to something that simply happened.
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These enormous discrepancies seem to have heavily shifted national averages in the report.
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Expectations have now shifted toward renminbi depreciation, making holding the currency relatively unattractive.
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He's shifted more business to wholesale, allowing the creation of private label sprays.
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In the last five years, those gender lines haven't shifted much at all.
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The center of high-energy physics and fusion science have shifted to Europe.
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"Sentiment has not shifted, the market is simply taking a breather," said Sandeep.
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Or maybe your type has shifted—from a rebel to someone more mature.
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The Colombian carrier has shifted its strategy to focus on profitability from growth.
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"My priorities have shifted," Carries says, turning down Keane's (Elizabeth Marvel) impassioned appeal.
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And the actual power on the tribe has shifted to Ben and … Chrissy?
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Fund managers would have likely shifted assets into these other areas, she said.
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Because food sales haven't really shifted online, and Amazon aims to change that.
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Asia is a further bone of contention as trade flows have shifted east.
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More recently, Hollywood's embrace of war in the Middle East has shifted again.
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Like most of Upstate New York it shifted sharply from Obama toward Trump.
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I think that we have shifted the way that we talk about it.
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The debate shifted gear when, last month, a Google prototype struck a bus.
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The average recount from 2000 to 2015 shifted the result by 282 votes.
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About two dozen civil judges have also been shifted to hear criminal cases.
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But Mulvaney has shifted gears since Kraninger's nomination, which was made official Monday.
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Jackson's arrival shifted Adam Eaton to right field, where he has been extraordinary.
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So he shifted his focus to partnering with insurers that serve Medicaid patients.
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Sentiment towards the Indian rupee shifted, with investors sending it into bear territory.
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A year later, the vice president's tone — and the administration's commitment — has shifted.
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He shifted his position as much as he could without dropping the cheeseburger.
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In the days ahead, Moscow appeared to have shifted its position on Iran.
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I took a penalty, they scored a quick one, and the momentum shifted.
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Disappointed, he shifted course, enrolling in Harvard Business School and graduating in 1957.
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They shifted their attention to building a drug case against her old friends.
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The center of gravity of that debate has shifted, however, since the election.
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But the focus on Wednesday shifted away from policies that might boost growth.
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But the President wants to bring those people home, and that hasn't shifted.
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That was 15 or 20 years ago, though, and something has appreciably shifted.
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I started trusting the universe a bit more, my spirituality changed, everything shifted.
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The Southeast Asian city-state shifted down one position to take second place.
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" Wallnau then shifted to the 2020 presidential election, saying: "We got 16 months.
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In 2010, the company again shifted some rebate costs into the next year.
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At the beginning of August, the power struggle on the ground shifted unexpectedly.
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Polls indicate that Americans' sentiment has shifted dramatically over the past few weeks.
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But things shifted when she and a friend went to use the bathroom.
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Gone is the long hood, as the V8 engine has been shifted amidships.
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But in recent years, public interest has shifted toward the smelly, unmanicured zombie.
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I have shifted my work; I've tried to do things a little differently.
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By 2628, those numbers had shifted to 28500 percent and 6900 percent, respectively.
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The screen has seen some changes in 2018 as manager appetite has shifted.
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While some elements of that ideal shifted over time, the body standard remains.
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A 212-217 run shifted momentum to the Wildcats, who never trailed again.
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Silverstein: We've shifted towards more privacy but also data has become so powerful.
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What's more, every state's score shifted toward greater permissiveness from 1998 to 2014.
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Texas BlueCross shifted all of its insureds to ObamaCare-qualified policies in 2015.
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He shifted uneasily when I asked him whether he thought Islamism was dead.
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For Rousset, though, the values attached to such music have shifted over time.
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They promised regulatory protection but shifted to agencies the blame for the costs.
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Since the 1940s, officials say operations have shifted from offensive to defensive tactics.
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Socially moderate Republicans, especially on the East Coast, shifted to the Democratic coalition.
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ANZ is not the only bank that has shifted its strategy in Asia.
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The culture on that set shifted when Kern took over, the source says.
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She was deboarding a pleasure boat when the ramp to the dock shifted.
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One member put his hands to his face; another shifted in her chair.
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Tables were smashed, spinal columns were shifted, and crowd-pleasing anecdotes were created.
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Since the bill was announced, Uber has shifted into all-out war mode.
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" But today, he says, he feels ready: "The doom and gloom has shifted.
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Tencent later pulled PUBG and shifted users to a similar, more patriotic version.
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"Over the last 20 years, the landscape has dramatically shifted," Ms. Munroe said.
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Not long after Mr. de Blasio took office, his administration shifted that money.
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And the message is that the race has shifted, but not by much.
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I watched the muscles in the driver's arms tighten as he shifted gears.
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This is because consumers have shifted their preferences from cars to bigger vehicles.
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Under normal conditions, Nunes' focus would have then shifted to her first defense.
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The entire regional economy shifted gears to focus on new and different industries.
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