Out the window, the early light shines on the Pacific.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The spotlight shines on Mario Draghi once again.
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Andrews also shines on contested catches, making Littleton's length critical.
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PUZZLE MAKING This month's constructor spotlight shines on Manny Nosowsky.
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Puzzle Making This month's constructor spotlight shines on Andrew Ries.
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He cleverly uses the way light actually shines on material.
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PUZZLE MAKING This month's constructor spotlight shines on Damon Gulczynski.
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It is dim light that shines on shame of privileged niche.
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I always say, 'When his sun shines on you, you feel it.
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While the sun sets on the others, it shines on Ulta Beauty.
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With that, a spotlight shines on the rest of the scene too.
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The sun shines on a new day, and the day is ours.
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The rose gold shines on the face of this blacked out watch from MVMT.
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The Baiden Mitten really shines on those areas that don't get much regular exfoliation.
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The inextinguishable flame burns in the factory, and shines on my resolute and bold chest.
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While Luella is tiny in physique, her big personality shines on camera and in person.
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Some favorites include the squishy, transparent gel, which shines on a gradient blue-purple background.
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We hope the glow of the Festival of Lights shines on you all year long.
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The bike shines on flat and downhill surfaces because of its large 33-pound body.
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The cast of #FantasticBeasts shines on the black carpet at the NYC premiere tonight. pic.twitter.
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"The Son Never Shines (On Closed Doors)," I love that song from top to bottom.
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Hill shines on the chorus, bridge, and outro, but it's Pusha T who truly excels.
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The big question is whether Harris can keep it up as the spotlight shines on her.
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I feel like the sun shines on the glitter and makes me so magical and fun.
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"They have flamed out a long time ago but the light shines on past their death."
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" She told the magazine, "I always say, 'When his sun shines on you, you feel it.
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From a distance, the rusted barrels look like flower beds when the sun shines on them.
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When light shines on the plastic, the energized dye molecules rip electrons out from the polymers.
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She alone was worth a return visit, but this thoroughly splendid production shines on all fronts.
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Wouldn't it be nice to have a solar panel that's only there when the sun shines on it?
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Another more expensive version includes an LED light that shines on the diamond when the box is open.
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Puzzle Making This month's spotlight shines on a constructor who made her New York Times debut in 2014.
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It's time to get to know ourselves better starting February 18 when the Sun shines on intuitive Pisces.
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Expect to be in a domestic mood as the Sun shines on the home and family sector of your chart.
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A Border Patrol spotlight shines on a mother and son from Honduras as they are found near the US–Mexico border.
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"And the light shines on the lagoon and there are like thousands of fish that are jumping because of the vibrations."
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The neon silhouette shines on, signifying a woman who is no longer present in flesh, existing only as a vacant sign.
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But it's her raw talent that has kept her in that never-fade-out posthumous spotlight that shines on so few.
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Scorpio season is around the corner, after all, and this is your time to unwind before the Sun shines on your sign.
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Songs like "The Son Never Shines (On Closed Doors)," obviously "Drunken Lullabies" and "What's Left of the Flag," were all doing great.
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But the harsh light she shines on those around her can be so blinding that we lose sight of who she is.
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The Z Play shines on its own without the Mods, and I don't think they are a good reason to buy a phone.
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Out there beyond our skies, galaxies eat each other alive and the light of long-dead stars shines on like a spectral cemetery.
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The light that humor shines on the human condition may be a different frequency, but it's just as illuminating as its calamitous twin.
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Kelela, one of the newer voices on the album, shines on "Scales," a song about Black boys who prematurely grow into Black men.
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A triangle representing [the] Holy Trinity slowly shines on the metal rings which gives them life and vitality to escape the darkness with joyfulness.
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Produced by Spencer Radcliffe, who also provides lead guitar and horns on several songs, the album shines on Homan's powerful voice and unfussy arrangements.
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Another cool morning at the tail end of the rainy season of Los Angeles, and the sun shines on verdant green in the hills.
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Miguel's signature brand of atmospheric funk-rock shines on the anthemic "Told You So," a high-powered single from his fourth studio album, "War & Leisure."
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During Virgo season, your attention will shift to your relationships; as the Sun shines on your opposite sign, you become more focused on other people.
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If there is a silver lining to the recent trade insanity, it's the bright light that it shines on the victims of President Trump's tariffs.
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The 'it' factor shines on- and off-screen, a testament to his natural talents and the years of hard work that are finally paying off.
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Yet beyond the boldness of its casting, Crazy Rich Asians is significant precisely for the light it shines on the rising power of Asian money.
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Ricky Dillon is 2000, but his spiked bleach-blond hair and multicolored metallic nail polish that shines on his right fingers make him look younger.
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A central chandelier, like a huge upside-down wedding cake, shines on vases of orchids whose pinks howl in this room of muted creams and golds.
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That skeletal approach shines on a track like "Slamming On The Brakes," which Radcliffe recalled as the song that took the fastest to write and record.
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Yes, downtown is a little bit more crowded with out-of-towners, they say, but the sun still shines on Waco and there's no place better.
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At Carnegie Hall or Lincoln Center, critics are just like everyone else in the audience: empowered by anonymity, as harsh light shines on the vulnerable artist.
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She created a new identity for herself by going by her nickname, and it's this individuality of her character that shines on the page and the screen.
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On her eyes, Tanno went with a winged cat eye, which she accents with crystals in order to create a multi-dimensional effect that shines on stage.
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The spotlight that shines on a Jets-Giants game is still bright enough that a prominent sideline gaffe by a coach could be devastating to his career.
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Even as the spotlight shines on the high court, the Senate has refused to confirm dozens of uncontroversial nominees to fill vacancies in the federal trial courts.
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A spotlight shines on each object, mounted on a pedestal, while it "speaks," and the dialogue spans a variety of topics such as ready-mades — and Singh.
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This already excellent game shines on other VR platforms, but the total freedom to move lets you really fall into the rhythm and get your lightsaber dance on.
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A full moon in Virgo shines on the friendship sector of your chart on March 12, inspiring you to connect with the groups and communities you associate with.
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When the spotlight shines on a politician as it probably will on Buttigieg in the weeks and months to come, it doesn't always work out for the candidate.
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Head South The sun (almost) always shines on these islands of sea, salt, and sand, and we have the best places to go and things to do there. 3.
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Escovedo wrote the song "Wave" about the children: Don't you cry I made it to the other side The sun's not brighter here It only shines on golden hair.
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Brooklyn's floating concert hall always comes into its own as the days end a little bit later, and the sun shines on the downtown skyline a little bit longer.
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Having found comfort in country singer Cole Swindell's song, "You Should Be Here," the guys will perform it on stage in darkness, while a lone spotlight shines on Strickland's microphone.
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In Opry Entertainment's new YouTube series, "Better Half," premiering exclusively on PEOPLE, the spotlight instead shines on the spouses of country superstars who are managing busy careers of their own.
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Giannulli's criticism is largely due to the light the scandal shines on income inequality, and the unfair advantages wealthy families in the US have when it comes to college admissions.
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"The sun always shines on Beverly Hills, but not on everyone," Camille Grammer says in the opening line of "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills," which premiered on Bravo in 2010.
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Right now, as hundreds of sites on our list show, that conversation only seems to be triggered when the media spotlight shines on a particular company's relationship with a particular site.
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Elsewhere BennY RevivaL shines on the experimental "Seven Hours Part 1," and BROCKHAMPTON's Joba makes an appearance on "Take It Back," which shows just how wide Angel's Pulse's stylistic ambitions are.
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According to Candy Hansen of the University of Arizona, every spring the sun shines on a stack of layers at the North Pole of Mars called the north polar layered deposits.
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Patina, especially, not only shines on the track but asserts herself in Coach's car one day, refusing to give up her shotgun seat so the boys won't be crowded in back.
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Likewise, Rihanna&aposs impeccable style, a makeup brand that shines on all skin tones, lingerie that glorifies all bodies, and haute-couture collections celebrating immigrant heritage have all been exciting developments.
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When the sun shines on outdoor events like this one, however, you can bring a picnic and your kids, which is the sort of move they frown upon at the Met.
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In New York City, where the setting Sun simultaneously shines on both the north and south sides of each cross street in the grid, the phenomenon doesn't fall on any special date.
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Now a bona fide movie star who doesn't always get or even go for her due, Witherspoon shines on HBO's Lies, based on the novel by Liane Moriarty, and critics have noticed.
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Wordplay SPECIAL POST — In this month's "Who Made My Puzzle?" the spotlight shines on Sam Trabucco, who has made his mark after publishing only 10 crossword puzzles in The New York Times.
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J-Law shines on late-night TV (and rakes in next-day YouTube views), but she hasn't done much more than that, and she's pretty clearly on her way out of the franchise.
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No matter how brightly the sun shines on the crystal-clear waters of the city's fabled lake, the chill of "realpolitik" hangs in the air and its dark labyrinthine ways shroud the looming discussions.
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"What you've overcome through trials and tribulations, through dark clouds, you've found the sunshine and now the sun shines on you forever," he added, before leading the crowd in singing happy (sober) birthday to her.
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"Buoyancy" director Rodd Rathjen is planning a series of screenings in remote Cambodian villages of the film, which shines on the plight of thousands of migrant workers trapped in slavery in the Thai seafood industry.
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This year, as Drag Race is brought to a more mainstream audience and a national spotlight shines on legislative and physical attacks against trans people, both the show and RuPaul have a greater responsibility to support trans rights.
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The perhaps most overlooked princess shines on screen thanks to Doherty's reserved yet cheeky portrayal, but I needed to know more about how she brought one of the most mysterious royals to life, starting with that wild accent.
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For Rippon, the first openly gay man to compete for the U.S. in the Winter Olympics, winning an Olympic medal means he can kickstart difficult conversations while the spotlight shines on him and help others battling similar eating disorders.
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Since diplomatic efforts are "almost zero," sources said this may signal a "calm before the storm," with North Korea quietly preparing its next moves for after the Olympics while the global spotlight shines on its delegation in South Korea.
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The glasses work more or less the same as Intel's disbanded Vaunt smart glasses project in that both take advantage of retinal projection, meaning the image they display shines on the back of your retina, which leaves everything in focus.
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HAPPY MONDAY and welcome to Overnight Finance, where we're reminding ourselves that the sun is a thing that sometimes shines on D.C. I'm Sylvan Lane, and here's your nightly guide to everything affecting your bills, bank account and bottom line.
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But as much as this month is about stepping into the spotlight, the full moon also shines on the home and family sector of your chart during the full moon in Aquarius on August 15, asking you to look within—and to release.
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"Working towards 100 [percent] clean energy and zero waste will help ensure that St. Pete remains a city of opportunity where the sun shines on all who come to live, work and play," St. Petersburg Mayor Rick Kriseman said in a statement.
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Wordplay SPECIAL POST — In this month's "Who Made My Puzzle?" the spotlight shines on Lynn Lempel, a veteran constructor from Florida who is affectionately known in the crossword community as the "queen of the Mondays" for her smooth, easy, early week puzzles. 1.
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The intro for that show is absolutely perfect for testing the quality of a TV. The way the light shines on the chrome snakes (it's a whole thing) looks very different when you're watching in HDR or not, and I could definitely see the difference.
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Mr. Hartigan likes to lose himself in the sounds of the languages the visitors speak that he does not understand, his eyes turned to the ancient rocks that change color as the sun shines on them from many angles, brush strokes from a painter's palette.
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Considering the bright spotlight of scrutiny any announced or even whispered about event shines on a company and its upcoming products, not holding launch events may be the best way forward — even if it does mean the end of big, on stage, phone or gadget surprises.
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The sun rarely shines on '290s superheroes The biggest and most impactful movies by far were the three Batman movies that followed up on Tim Burton's 22000 masterpiece, as well as one movie that still stands as one of the best superhero movies ever made: Blade.
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This is all configurable in Acer's PredatorSense suite, a utility where you can also do things like tweak the backlight pattern of the keyboard and the light that shines on the glass-covered fan near it, overclock the machine's graphics card, and monitor its running temperature.
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I like the ones that have the old-school little light that shines on the page instead of the ones that are backlit, because that also, to me, seems like it's a problematic light that you're exposing your face to right before you go to bed.
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Us Brits understand that rap is one of America's greatest exports, calmly slotting in next to McDonalds, the swivel chair (invented by Thomas Jefferson, of all people), and that weird plastic looking cheese we stick on our burgers in the three brief weeks the sun shines on our glorious island.
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As the global spotlight shines on his presidency, Trump might prove his critics wrong by dealing differently with Africa and restoring America's clout on a continent that cannot afford to put its eggs in the same basket and should not let China's monopolistic drive dictate the terms and pace of its development.
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Growing Crisis Threatens Scott Pruitt, E.P.A. Chief, as Top Aide Eyes Exit For Scott Pruitt, a Spotlight Shines on His Ethics, Not His E.P.A. Rollbacks Mick Mulvaney, in his first congressional report as the acting director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, called on lawmakers to cripple the bureau's power and independence.
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But for reasons mysterious and unknown, the board game medium fares really well when taking on a license or pre-existing IP. From intricate Marvel card and dice games, to a silly Monty Python game, to a fantastic, paranoia-inducing Battlestar Galactica board game, the world of licenses almost always shines on hobby shop shelves.
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Though some of his aphorisms have stuck, both funny (Doctors "are lucky: the sun shines on their successes and the earth hides their failures") and profound ("We are, I know not how, double in ourselves, so that what we believe we disbelieve, and cannot rid ourselves of what we condemn"), he is not really an aphorist.
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Sometimes, Ifrah would take portraits that deeply engaged the prisoners – resulting in images that have the capacity to speak of hope, like the pregnant girl sat beside a bunch of flowers, or the woman who lies in the single patch of sun that shines on the yard, her eyes closed against the coils of barbed wire that hang just above her head.
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Everyone is outside the club after dancing for hours, the smell of empty streets and silence that covers most of the city at this time doesn't exist in this moment, lip gloss shines on juicy brown lips and tipsy voices are raised as if everyone's still inside, trying to talk over the beat, and somewhere above them, ignored, sits the moon.
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Norwegian singer and guitar player Morten Harket was only 25 years old when he shot to stardom with his band, A-ha, when they dropped their debut album, "Hunting High And Low," which included the smash song "Take On Me" and "The Sun Always Shines On T.V." Morten Harket played alongside his longtime bandmates Magne Furuholmen on keyboard and bass riffs ... and Paul Waaktaar Savoy on drums and backup vocals.
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CNN and Univision announced on Thursday that chief political correspondent Dana BashDana BashJake Tapper, Dana Bash, Jorge Ramos to moderate CNN, Univision debate in Arizona Limbaugh: Trump advised me to 'never apologize' for Buttigieg remarks Sunday shows - Spotlight shines on Bloomberg, stop and frisk MORE, "State of the Union" host Jake TapperJacob (Jake) Paul TapperGabbard slams 'the DNC and their corporate media partners' for shutting her out of next debate Sanders focuses on Biden's record, predicts Michigan victory as primary becomes two-man race Administration officials seek to offer consistent message amid shifting coronavirus situation MORE and Univision anchor Jorge Ramos will serve as moderators for the next Democratic presidential debate in Arizona.
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