We can't be beaten down by those people on the sidelines who are truly on the sidelines.
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If it's on the sidelines of the NFL and it's on sidelines of NBA, I must be missing something.
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Much this demand will come from China, said Wong on the sidelines of on the sidelines of World Economic Forum's annual June meeting in Dalian.
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The more we can continue to rally, the more people who are on the sidelines want to jump in especially because there's so much cash on the sidelines.
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"We really can't afford to sit on the sidelines and lose out," Hochberg said on the sidelines of the India Economic Summit of the World Economic Forum in New Delhi.
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Analysts said investors were on the sidelines ahead of an expected meeting between Chinese and U.S. leaders on the sidelines of the G20 summit on June 28-29 in Osaka, Japan.
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" Holmes is urging leaders to "get off the sidelines.
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In 2014, she published her first book, Off the Sidelines: Raise Your Voice, Change the World while simultaneously launching the Off the Sidelines PAC to help get young women involved in politics.
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Trump and Putin have met in person twice since Trump office, once on the sidelines of the Group of 85033 and again on the sidelines of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation forum.
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The rest of the Seahawks were standing, scattered on the sidelines in a far more disorganized grouping than most teams have chosen, while the Colts were on the sidelines with locked arms.
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Roger Goodell on the sidelines before the N.F.C. championship game.
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Trump and Merkel later held businesslike talks on the sidelines.
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He had to miss Tuesday's match, watching from the sidelines.
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OPEC, on the other hand, is stuck on the sidelines.
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By tweaking the mythology, Alien: Covenant sidelines those ideas entirely.
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A Group of 20 meeting took place on the sidelines.
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On Saturday, Gary Neville was by himself on the sidelines.
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These sidelines do not provide enough money to sustain imports.
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Meanwhile, Lindsay nurses her crush on Howie on the sidelines.
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And Nuro sidelines its fleet when the weather turns sour.
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First he said that she received coaching from the sidelines.
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However, Google isn't sitting on the sidelines while this happens.
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Li was speaking on the sidelines of an industry conference.
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So I imagine there's cash coming in off the sidelines.
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This is not a time to stay on the sidelines.
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There are real consequences to sitting on the sidelines here.
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As the referendum debate intensified, May stayed on the sidelines.
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The first was on the sidelines of the Republican convention.
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We won't see positive change by sitting on the sidelines.
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Tesla's technical picture puts Oppenheimer's Ari Wald on the sidelines.
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A Group of 20 meeting takes place on the sidelines.
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We can't afford to leave talented women on the sidelines.
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And she was still relegated to the sidelines of democracy.
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Will Sansa accept being relegated to the sidelines of Winterfell?
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Yet KT McFarland has been left sitting on the sidelines.
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The Murdochs may wisely choose to watch from the sidelines.
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But they were happy to enjoy it from the sidelines.
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For their sake, I hope he stays on the sidelines.
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So did a slew of Democrats sitting on the sidelines.
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There was a variety of protests on the sidelines Sunday.
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But there's also an intraschool racial dynamic on the sidelines.
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For decades, the feminist artist was pushed to the sidelines.
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When there's a global pandemic, there largely are no sidelines.
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Kylian Mbappé and Diego Laxalt get tangled at the sidelines.
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He's barely stopped pacing the sidelines since the opening whistle.
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So why are some investors still sitting on the sidelines?
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He regularly danced on the sidelines when he was Patriot.
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"We were pretty much on the sidelines," Mr. Smith said.
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The United States watched the proceedings largely from the sidelines.
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DALIO: THERE WAS A LOT OF CASH ON THE SIDELINES.
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" He added: "The great dealmaking president sat on the sidelines.
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On the sidelines, the country's business leaders echoed that sentiment.
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But retreating to the sidelines comes with an opportunity cost.
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Check. More action on the sidelines than on the field?
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So I'm much happier on the sidelines, as a spectator.
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This election is too critical to stay on the sidelines.
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And then I thought about Dr. Martin Luther King's quote about sitting on the sidelines and said "I just can't sit on the sidelines any longer and change things," I need to do it.
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So many of those gains were being eradicated with Republican after Republican plan that even Donald Trump sitting on the sidelines just yelling and screaming from the sidelines even he said was just mean.
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Analysts said investors may keep to the sidelines as they focus on a possible meeting between Chinese and U.S. leaders on the sidelines of the G20 summit scheduled on June 27-29 in Osaka, Japan.
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I will continue to root for you, now from the sidelines.
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There's also $55 trillion in cash on the sidelines, he estimated.
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"We were both sick of waiting on the sidelines," Abasi said.
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Shouldn't those who witnessed it from the sidelines do the same?
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It also sidelines his prints, which the exhibition itself does not.
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I didn't want to be on the sidelines facilitating that process.
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"Our goal is to normalize females on the sidelines," Rapoport says.
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Dividend payers — they're benefiting from the Fed being on the sidelines.
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The way health-care providers are funded often sidelines palliative care.
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"You're doing well," Johnson said on the sidelines of the summit.
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And the Republican establishment is on the sidelines as outsiders thrive.
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Becoming a scientist isn't some oath to sit on the sidelines.
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Domestic distractions have recently kept the French president on the sidelines.
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Its interest in channelling change cannot be furthered from the sidelines.
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For investors, it's an opportunity to make money from the sidelines.
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Trump also won't have the option of sitting on the sidelines.
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Heightened tension On the sidelines, Obama will meet with world leaders.
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But America's and China's competitors should not cheer from the sidelines.
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As economic headwinds rise, home buyers are staying on the sidelines.
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" "Cash is king and investors should stay on the sidelines watching.
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He also indicated he doesn't plan to walk the sidelines again.
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Washington, though, may not be willing to watch from the sidelines.
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But at a certain point, she couldn't sit on the sidelines.
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Kaine has occasionally made his voice heard from the sidelines, however.
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But now Dwyer says he's about to come off the sidelines.
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Underwood later posted a video of Isaiah clapping from the sidelines.
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Watching from the sidelines as Brexit plays out is really stressful.
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I encourage other trans students to not sit on the sidelines.
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Many are sitting on the sidelines to see how events unfold.
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The bomber or stabber or shooter doesn't work on the sidelines.
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They can't sit on the sidelines and expect it to happen.
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He stepped aside in 2003 but continued meddling (from the sidelines).
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This is why we can't afford to sit on the sidelines.
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Coaches don't just sit back on the sidelines twiddling their thumbs.
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But at what point do the "sidelines" become the main arena?
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Stop standing on the sidelines and get in there,' he wrote.
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For now, traders will be on the sidelines until markets stabilise.
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But moving Pelosi to the sidelines won't solve their identity crisis.
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From the sidelines, my husband and I assessed the European camps.
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Sit on the sidelines and fear missing out on further gains?
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Speaking to CNBC on the sidelines of the 2018 Saudi-U.
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The Steelers were not on the sidelines during the national anthem.
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In an interview on the sidelines of the exercise, Maj. Gen.
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But not all scenarios stay between the sidelines — or stay hypothetical.
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They have met twice before on the sidelines of international summits.
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O'Dell underwent surgery and spent six months on the sidelines recovering.
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Sports _____ For decades, the feminist artist was pushed to the sidelines.
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"We're not going to be left on the sidelines," he said.
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Now many of its old allies are staying on the sidelines.
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I never felt at ease, so I stayed on the sidelines.
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Canada is still on the sidelines, and many issues are unresolved.
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They had lunch on the sidelines of the U.N. General Assembly.
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Until now, many donors were sitting on the sidelines, Vein said.
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There is power in moving from the sidelines to the center.
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"I will continue to root for you, now from the sidelines."
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Democratic donors come off the sidelines for Biden, by Amie Parnes.
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In the meantime, the lifelong workaholic is stuck on the sidelines.
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"Trump is the new Kardashian," Perez Hilton declared from the sidelines.
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After 35 years of watching from the sidelines, count me in.
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"A lot of people are going to the sidelines," said Parker.
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Many did not follow Dr. King, and stayed on the sidelines.
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But one gig economy CEO cheered the bill from the sidelines.
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The Fed is quite comfortable being on the sidelines for now.
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He calls the moment too urgent for "sitting on the sidelines".
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Mr. Trump will meet with Vladimir V. Putin on the sidelines.
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Former top intelligence officials, meanwhile, can only rage from the sidelines.
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"People on the sidelines have to do something different," he said.
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His teammates swarmed him on the field and on the sidelines.
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Two coaches had been shouting at each other on the sidelines.
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Nearly three-quarters of new hires have come off the sidelines.
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Yang was speaking reporters on the sidelines of a parliamentary meeting.
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So from my perspective, I'm sort of watching from the sidelines.
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It's better than just sitting on the sidelines and just watching.
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And Trump nodding approvingly from the sidelines of the Lewandowski tryout.
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You can't stay on the sidelines, welcoming everyone to the table.
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There is nothing he hated more than being on the sidelines.
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"Clients — investors and corporate clients — waited on the sidelines," he said.
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The dancers on the sidelines watch on or catch their breath.
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I did not run for Congress to sit on the sidelines.
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I'd rather get in the fight than stand on the sidelines.
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The Clinton campaign has chosen to warily observe from the sidelines.
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Because of my disease, I literally cannot sit on the sidelines.
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Before the former Microsoft C.E.O. was shouting on the sidelines of the Los Angeles Clippers, which he owns, he was screaming on the sidelines of a third-grade basketball team that he coached in Bellevue, Wash.
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But with inflation restrained, there's reason to hope that pro-growth monetary policy would encourage more of those workers off the sidelines — or encourage employers to adopt training and recruiting strategies that get them off the sidelines.
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By rejecting TPP, the U.S. would be left standing on the sidelines.
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The Democratic party splintered into factions while Buchanan stood on the sidelines.
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Analysts said that investors are sticking to the sidelines amid Sino-U.
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The pair have met twice before, on the sidelines of international meetings.
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If that happens, Apple's days on the sidelines could soon be over.
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On the sidelines of the massive Han Guang drills, Taiwan's Maj. Gen.
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Traders said most investors stayed on the sidelines ahead of US election.
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The current state's attorney, Rick Amato, expects to remain on the sidelines.
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"At some point, you can't sit on the sidelines anymore," he said.
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" Tepper said, "As far as support, I am sitting on the sidelines.
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Watch from the sidelines of Motherboard's visit to the ice-cold contest.
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Wild oil price swings last year kept many investors on the sidelines.
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She and the foundation she'd created were once again on the sidelines.
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Early adopters jump in, but most people stay on the sidelines, waiting.
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Like Tom Brady, this Brady's time on the sidelines is almost up.
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Others think buying mining stocks is premature and remain on the sidelines.
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But this week he apparently couldn't sit on the sidelines any longer.
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Stockbrokers said rising interest rates have kept most investors on the sidelines.
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But many other well-heeled Trump supporters are still on the sidelines.
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The rest of the women sat on the sidelines, cheering them on.
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Until there is evidence of a comeback, Cramer's staying on the sidelines.
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But despite his gloomy forecast, Faber isn't sitting on the sidelines completely.
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Are people going to hate that I wore sequins on the sidelines?
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The DoJ has remained on the sidelines for both Hively and Evans.
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Or eternally stuck on the sidelines while all your friends pair off?
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But she might be even more fun to watch on the sidelines.
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He was speaking on the sidelines of China's annual meeting of parliament.
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The nurses and guests stood on the sidelines, clapping and snapping photos.
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Simsek made the comments on the sidelines of an event in Istanbul.
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Her 11-year-old sister, Blanche, who watches, neglected, from the sidelines.
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ET from the sidelines of the IMF-World Bank meetings in Washington.
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Trump has been on the sidelines of the 2020 conversation so far.
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Other times you're watching from the sidelines as the drones whizz by.
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So, I would much rather see them sit on the sidelines now.
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Nor can Democrats leave foreign policy and national security on the sidelines.
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You don't have to do everything, but don't sit on the sidelines.
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"There's too much at stake to sit on the sidelines," Obama said.
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Will I be left on the sidelines if I don't accept bitcoin?
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Those two years are a long time to sit on the sidelines.
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But some observers say the U.S. government has sat on the sidelines.
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Qatar said OPEC members had agreed to hold talks on the sidelines.
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Another would-be candidate still on the sidelines is former Texas Rep.
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As a result, the voters on the sidelines are often also persuadable.
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As a result, the voters on the sidelines are often also persuadable.
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Professionals trained in treating head injuries now roam the sidelines during games.
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Moscow is not going away and has relegated Washington to the sidelines.
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"We'd prefer to stay on the sidelines of General Electric," said Binger.
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The stands at the Olympic arena sit far back from the sidelines.
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You can't sit on the sidelines and cheer for teams to win.
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Once Donald Trump was inaugurated, it all got shoved to the sidelines.
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However, Russia's role in the election is a topic Trump repeatedly sidelines.
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Terzioglu spoke to Reuters on the sidelines of a meeting in Istanbul.
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They're not me on the sidelines, a reporter reporting on this culture.
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Now that I have children, I will be sitting on the sidelines.
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On the sidelines, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met Oman's foreign minister.
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Federico approached the guerrilla leaders on the sidelines and proposed the trip.
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Some lawmakers stayed on the sidelines, cheering on their side, including Rep.
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"There's too much at stake to sit on the sidelines," Obama said.
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Leadership that won't be on the sidelines, but on the front lines.
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Mustapher watched anxiously from the sidelines as her team took the stage.
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I quickly realized I didn't want to sit on the sidelines anymore.
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On the sidelines, I limbered up my "bonsoir"s and "enchantée"s.
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The two men have met before on the sidelines of international gatherings.
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Democrats have largely stood on the sidelines as Republicans forged this alliance.
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In an interview on the sidelines of the conference in Bahrain, Gen.
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They stole much of the show on the sidelines of the games.
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The United States in recent decades has mostly stayed on the sidelines.
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Yi was speaking on the sidelines of a press conference in Beijing.
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He wasn't so much removed from humanity as sitting on the sidelines.
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The performances reiterated a stereotype of women on the sidelines, supporting men.
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So far the Russians are winning, while he tweets from the sidelines.
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I was a shy teenager, more comfortable observing people from the sidelines.
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Yet he's been sitting on the sidelines since the 2016 election ended.
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I'm more than happy to just cheer them on from the sidelines.
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The suggestion comes as NAFTA negotiations continue with Canada on the sidelines.
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AND I HAVE GOT A WHOLE LOT OF CASH ON THE SIDELINES.
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Trump and Khan met on the sidelines of the U.N. General Assembly.
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But these hotspots are vulnerable to bouts of instability that sidelines output.
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Student unions helped from the sidelines, encouraging students to attend large rallies.
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Leave him idling on the sidelines for protracted stretches of game time.
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Projecting herself from the sidelines only hurts the Democratic agenda moving forward.
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She relaunched Off the Sidelines last September as part of that pledge.
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But I'm more on the sidelines than I think I should be.
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How we are governed is too important to stand on the sidelines.
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Xiao was speaking on the sidelines of China's annual meeting of parliament.
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I had watched him from the sidelines and I met his wife.
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Drake was left on the sidelines, clapping, looking left out in the cold.
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Saleh, speaking to reporters on the sidelines of a financial conference, didn't elaborate.
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There are a lot of people still on the sidelines after the recession.
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Baer attributed it to money coming off the sidelines after the Great Recession.
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Putin and Trump have met twice before on the sidelines of international meetings.
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Trump has mostly kept his wife on the sidelines during the Republican primary.
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On the sidelines they conceded that ending the bloodshed is the key priority.
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Turnover has been low recently as investors are on the sidelines, analysts said.
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Yet Mehta sidelines and undermines these flourishes by primarily adopting a defensive tone.
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Ben had his full Batman scowl going on the sidelines of Seraphina's match.
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However, players are not allowed sit or kneel on the field or sidelines.
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Your career is going nowhere if you insist on sitting on the sidelines.
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This is not the time to be silent or stay on the sidelines.
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Volume was moderate as many investors were on the sidelines ahead of holidays.
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He said he wanted to show support for the protesters from the sidelines.
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He was speaking on the sidelines of an El Salvador Health Ministry event.
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His remarks came from sidelines of the Sohn Conference in New York Wednesday.
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He spends the episode worrying from the sidelines that Negan will execute Carl.
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Job opportunities are drawing people off the sidelines and into the labor force.
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But Under Armour has largely been sitting on the sidelines of the trend.
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"The uncertainty in financial markets keeps the Fed on the sidelines," McBride said.
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I was on the sidelines, but I've always been obsessed with you, obviously.
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I'm not much for group sports, so I mostly cheered from the sidelines.
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" Gartman also said remaining on the sidelines is a "wonderful place to be.
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Or you know, munch on the sidelines while the kids do the hunting.
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But many foreign active fund managers appeared to have stayed on the sidelines.
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Reportedly, there's $820 billion of PE capital sitting on the sidelines right now.
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Kaepernick applauded from the sidelines during a second-quarter salute to military members.
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Watching in awe from the sidelines, Shelton admits he might be in trouble.
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The consequences of any of us sitting on the sidelines are more dire.
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It's so cool for me to sit and watch that from the sidelines.
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So we can either commentate from the sidelines or we can help out.
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In 2016, I am pretty much following from this cycle from the sidelines.
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The teams met Saudi officials on the sidelines of the conference, bankers said.
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Pence met Suu Kyi on the sidelines of an Asia summit in Singapore.
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That piece of advice might have kept Rumeal Robinson's scam on the sidelines.
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And that ground was in the field of play, finally off the sidelines.
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Meghan cheered on her husband from the sidelines during his annual polo match.
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Sharon Feldstein and Patsy Noah weren't about to just sit on the sidelines.
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Many took that as a sign the bank would stay on the sidelines.
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" Trump, he said, "is on the sidelines and things of so many issues.
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He preached and commanded from the sidelines and the tag team started winning.
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These professionals are needed on the sidelines during games, but also during practices.
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It's also usual that people move to the sidelines ahead of the ECB.
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Who's outAetna, Humana and UnitedHealth Group are still gleefully sitting on the sidelines.
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Oddly enough, that was one of the reasons Grant stayed on the sidelines.
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Teams from several countries relax on the sidelines during the "Top Gun" event.
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They met on the sidelines of an Arab League summit in Nouakchott, Mauritania.
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The rally could extend further as several investors are still on the sidelines.
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Target has so far been on the sidelines as far as deals go.
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They yell at the referee, coach from the sidelines, and make a scene.
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The regulatory uncertainty has left some large companies on the sidelines for now.
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In the foreign exchange market, major currencies were on the sidelines for now.
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A Head Coach Chewed Tobacco On The Sidelines Lots of football coaches dip.
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While rate hikes have benefited banks, potential borrowers have stayed on the sidelines.
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The deals were signed on the sidelines of an energy forum in Cairo.
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And his twin brother Jonathan will be cheering him on from the sidelines.
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"I feel like I'm on the sidelines," Joey says of their new reality.
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For us, the RBNZ will probably just remain on the sidelines from here.
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Terror is twofold for Machado — it sidelines her, but it also shepherds her.
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"The U.S. government cannot watch this crisis unfold from the sidelines," he said.
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So investors who were sitting on the sidelines have piled back into equities.
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Maggie isn't relegated to the sidelines; she's often the best part of Younger.
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The primary challenge has kept some of Capuano's colleagues on the sidelines. Reps.
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Bad winter weather could also keep even more voters sitting on the sidelines.
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He's been largely on the sidelines in this shutdown -- by his own choosing.
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In 2017, Trump and Putin met twice on the sidelines of international meetings.
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Whatever you do, don't ignore the stock market or sit on the sidelines.
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That may still not be enough to keep the Fed on the sidelines.
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Trump and Putin have met twice before on the sidelines of international gatherings.
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By 2014, Mr. Bannon had jumped from the political sidelines into the arena.
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Why not lead the parade, BlackRock, instead of merely waving from the sidelines?
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However, cheerleaders aren't just expected to dance on the sidelines for their teams.
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Jeb Bush joined them on the sidelines after placing fourth in South Carolina.
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The leaders will meet on the sidelines of the G20183 summit in Japan.
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She spent a further 16 months on the sidelines until her May comeback.
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McKenzie was speaking on the sidelines of the Manama Dialogue Conference in Bahrain.
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The House Democrats' plan is slated to remain on the sidelines for now.
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The choreographer Simone Forti observed from the sidelines, responding to the dancers' questions.
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Trump and Modi met on the sidelines of the G20 summit in Japan.
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Seahawks game from the sidelines over the weekend, which has some fans confused.
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You are on the sidelines and you are taking on the NBA champions.
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After three starts, back pain forced Woods again to the sidelines in February.
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As long as Republicans are simply messaging from the sidelines, this is great.
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I would advise most retail investors to stay on the sidelines, not panic.
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But on the sidelines, he struggled with a different challenge to his stamina.
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Cuban accused 3M of sitting on the sidelines while their distributors increased prices.
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Craig was famous for his bold and colorful wardrobe choices on the sidelines.
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A few others may well join them on the sidelines sometime very soon.
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"I was unwilling to sit on the sidelines," she wrote in an email.
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"I don't know one coach who doesn't coach from the sidelines," Becker said.
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Finau joined four dozen relatives on the sidelines to cheer on his firstborn.
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We will stand by on the sidelines in case you get into trouble.
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Activity remained subdued as many investors sat on the sidelines awaiting fresh catalysts.
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Is anyone from your family coming to cheer you on on the sidelines?
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On the sidelines, the presidents of France and Germany will act as mediators.
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They stood on the sidelines of the chamber as McConnell established the schedule.
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Cindy Axne has stayed on the sidelines among congressional Democrats in the state.
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First, they have cash on the sidelines and the wrong mix of investments.
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The 2020 Democratic presidential candidates have cheered on these moves from the sidelines.
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The team tweeted photos of the moment from the sidelines on Sunday evening.
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Two boys gawp from the sidelines, but at the drink rather than her.
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Descalzi was speaking on the sidelines of the Mediterranean Dialogues conference in Rome.
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He argues it will get investors off the sidelines and into the market.
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Haslam's decision to stay on the sidelines opens the door wider for Rep.
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Patrick Pouyanne was speaking at the sidelines of Total's shareholders meeting in Paris.
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Meanwhile, Democratic groups largely stayed on the sidelines, though Tipirneni outraised Lesko overall.
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While Christmas helped sales slightly, higher gold rates kept buyers on the sidelines.
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"We felt like the WFP couldn't sit on the sidelines," Dinkin told CNN.
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"Liquidity disappeared, most market participants watched from the sidelines," one copper trader said.
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The two leaders met on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly.
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The leaders will meet on the sidelines of the G25.7219 summit in Japan.
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The countries involved met on the sidelines of the General Assembly on Wednesday.
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He wasn't just going to give first aid on the sidelines this time.
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"There's capital that is starting to stack up on the sidelines," he said.
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News Analysis She was poised to lead and now is on the sidelines.
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It's just shifted from the sidelines into the center of the public conversation.
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How a modern-day massacre happened — and why America sat on the sidelines.
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Virginia is an open carry state; the police just stood on the sidelines.
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The leaders will meet on the sidelines of the G20 summit in Japan.
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With so many voters on the sidelines, fairly modest shifts in the tone of the race or news media coverage can bring undecided voters onto or off the sidelines, moving the polls even as few voters actually change their minds.
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In 2014, she published her first book, Off the Sidelines: Raise Your Voice, Change the World while simultaneously launching the Off the Sidelines PAC to help get young women involved in politics, a mission to which she says she remains committed.
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Hard to say, but it's sure gonna be interesting to watch from the sidelines.
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Back spasms kept C Tyson Chandler on the sidelines for the second straight contest.
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Jensen was speaking on the sidelines of an EU foreign ministers meeting in Amsterdam.
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Up to that point, Smith had stood on the sidelines of the gang wars.
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But the slide in oil prices is once again keeping investors on the sidelines.
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World Wildlife Fund activists demonstrate on the sidelines of the UN Climate Change conference.
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But the pace is sure to slow unless more workers come off the sidelines.
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Perry was speaking on the sidelines of the Luxembourg Forum nuclear conference in Geneva.
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They also point out there's plenty of big funders still sitting on the sidelines.
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Yet, turnover has been low recently as investors are on the sidelines, analysts said.
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Covering the worlds of business and technology, however valuable, is watching from the sidelines.
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As such, we prefer to sit on the sidelines with both stocks for now.
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The two leaders also met on the sidelines on the G20 summit in July.
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The Trump effect may be most responsible for keeping big money on the sidelines.
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They met on the sidelines of the G-20 finance meeting in Fukuoka, Japan.
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Marquette's coach is said to favor tucked-in button-down shirts on the sidelines.
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They both sported matching sunglasses as they took in the match from the sidelines.
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If you didn't get to the sidelines before the vote, get to it now.
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For some, it's been too much to handle, and they've retreated to the sidelines.
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Toyota has stayed noticeably on the sidelines during much of the talks around partnerships.
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Big GOP donors on the sidelines Other expected contributors, though, have yet to commit.
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"A little GDP growth would help," he said on the sidelines of the conference.
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Institutional funds have built tremendous amounts of capital that are sitting on the sidelines.
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But Hickenlooper offered reporters some wide-angle thoughts on the sidelines of the event.
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You can't help but watch him, even when he is on the sidelines, sulking.
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"There's money on the sidelines," said Pat Keon, research analyst for Thomson Reuters Lipper.
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So, given the volatility, a lot of them would have stayed on the sidelines.
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I think people want to get into that big risk event on the sidelines.
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I spend my fall weekends on the sidelines, cheering on my right back defender.
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The fact is, there's very little that we can actually do from the sidelines.
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To put it mildly, news media has been on the sidelines in AI development.
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Zhu Huarong made the comment to Reuters on the sidelines of the Shanghai Autoshow.
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OPEC confirmed it would meet on the sidelines of an energy conference in Algeria.
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He was speaking to Reuters on the sidelines of a financial conference in Doha.
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Showrunner and co-creator Kevin Hench came to me, lurking on the sidelines, beaming.
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Questions like these have kept some futures market operators on the sidelines, for now.
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The unpredictable nature of the Republican race has kept many backers on the sidelines.
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He recommended investors keep some cash on the sidelines and don't get too excited.
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The talks took place in London on the sidelines of the EBRD's annual meeting.
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LeCun quickly went from guy on the sidelines to a leader in the field.
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The meeting is happening on the sidelines of the U.N. General Assembly, RIA reported.
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Surface tablets will be on the sidelines, perhaps commiserating with the respective teams' placekickers.
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And in any case, they will meet there on the sidelines of the summit.
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"I do get to follow what's happening and cheer from the sidelines," he said.
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While that remains true, she was still on the sidelines for the winning point.
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They have no skin in the game, and everything looks easy from the sidelines.
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While he was temporarily on the sidelines, Perot met his 50-state ballot threshold.
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He was speaking on the sidelines of the Sohn Investment Conference, presented by CNBC.
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Others stayed on the sidelines so as not to pick between the two Floridians.
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In Off The Sidelines, she recounted male colleagues commenting on her looks and weight.
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" He continues ... "I sit on the sidelines pained when the press or Gore attack.
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Local investors are on the sidelines due to uncertainties regarding tax proposals, analysts said.
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Firms on the sidelines, most notably Germany's BASF, could be tempted to pile in.
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Li made the comments on the sidelines of China's annual parliamentary meeting in Beijing.
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And how does one do that with all one's biggest stars on the sidelines?
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Kemp will also now be on the sidelines in the event of a recount.
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The official was speaking on the sidelines of the annual meeting of China's parliament.
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After decades of sitting on the sidelines, Congress now seems to be waking up.
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But you won't usually find any women on the sidelines — or in the stands.
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Starr and Bratkowski studied game films together, conferred on the sidelines and became friends.
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She was speaking to Reuters on the sidelines of an industry conference in London.
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Instead, a spokesman suggested the talks could occur on the sidelines of international summits.
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Congress has to get in this game and not -- stop sitting on the sidelines.
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Thomas looked visibly emotional as crowds of spectators cheered him on from the sidelines.
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The evidence suggests a lot of people are still sitting on the sidelines involuntarily.
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He thinks that the U.S. can still score points while sitting on the sidelines.
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Mr. Henderson, the social studies teacher, stood on the sidelines and watched the reaction.
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Courtside seats creep up along the sidelines, eliminating personal space between players and fans.
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The club's Academy head coach, Ben Houri, strolling the sidelines, explained the PSG philosophy.
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Eastern (13 GMT) on Wednesday and markets expect it to remain on the sidelines.
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There are teams, fantasy leagues, and a whole lot of commentary from the sidelines.
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"There's a bit of a survivorship bias here," he said on the conference sidelines.
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His schedule was exhausting, even just to observe from the sidelines for two days.
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Another sportswriter says Guerrero may have been barred from the Patriots' sidelines and facilities.
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Seems like Christie's getting good at getting dissed while watching from the sidelines nowadays.
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He was speaking to reporters on the sidelines of a conference in Abu Dhabi.
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"Every day we are getting our forgotten Americans off the sidelines," the president said.
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The Razzies may be snickering from the sidelines, but they're far from the fringe.
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As the pocket collapsed around him, Brady wildly threw the ball towards the sidelines.
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There was a lot of money in sidelines for the market to pull back.
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Brown caught the pass, using his momentum to jump into the sidelines in celebration.
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Men he didn't know watched from the sidelines, there to check him out specifically.
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Mr. Liu said that experience contributed to keeping him on the sidelines this time.
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She showed up on the sidelines smiling in her sash, tiara and rainbow scarf.
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Mr. de Blasio backed Mr. Crowley for re-election, albeit mostly from the sidelines.
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They share a kiss, and then he steps backstage to cheer from the sidelines.
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Lots of money sitting on the sidelines with the long weekend and last week.
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He also held a private meeting with Johnson on the sidelines of the summit.
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On the sidelines, there also are a few neobanks focusing on a different segment.
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With Merkel on the sidelines, the Greens have the republic's top personality in Habeck.
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Post-retirement, Mahathir criticized his anointed successor Abdullah Ahmad Badawi incessantly from the sidelines.
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We too often sit on the sidelines while countries and companies game those rules.
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The White House acted largely on the sidelines while congressional negotiators struck a deal.
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The deal was signed on the sidelines of the St Petersburg International Economic Forum.
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He watched from the sidelines as the Nationals lost the NLDS to St Louis.
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Many investors are remaining on the sidelines, waiting to see how Brexit turns out.
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And we know that in this moment, no one can sit on the sidelines.
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What do two fight legends talk about on the sidelines at an NFL game?
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He said that put it on the sidelines of a division focused on terrorism.
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Some investors sit on the sidelines when they feel unequipped to assess financial risks.
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Tuz may stay on the sidelines until there is more clarity on Facebook's prospects.
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Meanwhile, on the sidelines, Luke takes a toy car from his older brother Jesse.
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And even from the sidelines, he remains an influential force on labor and trade.
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I ran my blog on the sidelines while exploring all my different career curiosities.
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In that era, stereotypes of wholesome women standing on the sidelines supporting men flourished.
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But from an interview on the sidelines at the World Economic Forum on Jan.
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Xu made the remarks on the sidelines of China's parliamentary session underway in Beijing.
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"It was like a stream of defensive players walking along the sidelines," Waters said.
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He warned that conservatives staying on the sidelines in November could turn Texas blue.
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This will unleash investment and economic growth that is currently stuck on the sidelines.
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Larger technology companies, like Apple, Google, and Facebook, have stayed quietly on the sidelines.
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Johnson frustrated May's Brexit efforts from the sidelines, along with fellow Brexiteers in Parliament.
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"Norway is not France," Olsen told Reuters on the sidelines of a news conference.
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But on the sidelines of the weekend's memorial events, impeachment chatter dominated the conversations.
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Invariably in this bull market, there's still a lot of money on the sidelines.
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Meanwhile, the company continues to essentially be on the sidelines of the smartphone revolution.
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Our Revolution has frustrated Democrats by staying on the sidelines of so many races.
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Putin spoke with reporters on the sidelines of a G20 summit in Buenos Aires.
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He claps and yells and waves a towel on the sidelines, rarely sitting down.
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The United States, traditionally one of Canada's most important friends, stayed on the sidelines.
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Bets changed hands unofficially on the sidelines as the two bulls enter the ring.
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She purposely stayed on the sidelines during his beef with then bf Meek Mill.
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"We move to the sidelines given the near term relative headwinds and balanced risk-reward."
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In response, they quickly move to the sidelines and wait to see what happens next.
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They met on the sidelines of world leader meetings in Germany and Vietnam last year.
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Felix Breitschädel watched from the sidelines as the race unfolded under a warm Russian sun.
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The commander of Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Aerospace Force spoke Saturday on drill sidelines.
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He spoke to Reuters on the sidelines of Inside ETFs, an industry conference in Florida.
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Now, they're "literally off the sidelines" and sit on Brooklyn's local Kings County Democratic Committee.
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Isco plucked up the bird and took the animal to the sidelines to be released.
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"Nothing will change," Della Valle told reporters on the sidelines of a conference in Rome.
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If you haven't completed your wellness visits yet, it's time to get off the sidelines.
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A video shows Schwarzenegger on the sidelines filming a rope-skipping competition on a phone.
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Shashua spoke to CNBC from the sidelines of the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.
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Armstrong spoke to CNBC from the sidelines of the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.
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Microsoft is making a grand entrance, while cashed-up incumbents watch closely from the sidelines.
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The recent downturn that bankrupted major miners is also keeping many investors on the sidelines.
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We can only assume this his own little way to keep limber on the sidelines.
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That's simply much too big a change for world governments to watch from the sidelines.
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Xu made the remarks on the sidelines of China's parliamentary session under way in Beijing.
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Speaking on the sidelines of an event to mark the 40th anniversary of Taiwan-U.
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During these phases, I have watched from the sidelines and I have jumped in, depending.
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She proceeds to help direct the shoot from the sidelines and even styles the women.
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"I'm here until the year 2020," Collymore told reporters on the sidelines of a meeting.
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Now I report on spaceflight full time, but I've only ever watched from the sidelines.
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After all, much weirdness is divinest sense when viewed from the grimy sidelines of society.
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TV: CBS, Jim Nantz and Phil Simms in the booth, Tracy Wolfson on the sidelines.
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But, in their second lives on the WNBA's sidelines, they have faced off numerous times.
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This implies there is still money on the sidelines that could be put to work.
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Modi has also met several leaders in the region at the sidelines of global conferences.
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HARKER SAYS BUSINESSES ARE STRUGGLING TO FIND WORKERS EVEN AFTER RECRUITING PEOPLE OFF THE SIDELINES
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They were expected to meet then on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly.
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But Toyota has stayed noticeably on the sidelines during much of the talk around partnerships.
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For parents like McNary, it was difficult to watch the scientific debate from the sidelines.
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Trump and Putin previously met along the sidelines of a summit in Europe this summer.
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Waltzer is gone since Fanny will go crazy if she sees her on the sidelines.
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Chen Mingbo made the comments on the sidelines of an annual parliamentary meeting in Beijing.
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While other 4-year-olds played with each other, I stood awkwardly on the sidelines.
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On the sidelines of White House ceremonies and at night at Arlington National Cemetery, Sen.
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The military, which wields enormous power from behind the scenes, has remained on the sidelines.
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Having his upstart rival wounded on the sidelines would make that transaction all the sweeter.
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Many Silicon Valley venture capitalists sat on the sidelines as ICOs took off last year.
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Trading was thin in both markets as investors took to the sidelines awaiting Thursday's referendum.
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Instead, she's relegated to the sidelines, a passive actor in a story she should dominate.
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The two also met face to face on the sidelines of a conference in Hamburg.
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Still, as the park drew record numbers last year, authorities were watching from the sidelines.
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A fourth person tried to run onto the pitch but was tackled on the sidelines.
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He was on the sidelines holding a camera, thanks to some television connections he had.
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She and Issa are on the sidelines of the marathon to support Kelli (Natasha Rothwell).
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But more headlines are expected as ministers meet on the sidelines of the energy conference.
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He joined the "Halftime Report" to discuss why he's staying on the sidelines for now.
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But having spent so long on the sidelines, they are at least now taking part.
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Lallana's first game on the sidelines will be Saturday's Merseyside derby at home to Everton.
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For all of these reasons, she explains, she couldn't just sit on the sidelines anymore.
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Meanwhile, President Barack Obama's nominee for the bench, Judge Merrick Garland, waits on the sidelines.
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Are you going to pick keeping as much shale as you can on the sidelines?
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Erin Andrews has been spending her time off the sidelines revamping her on-field wardrobe.
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"It is not a big deal," Ingves told reporters on the sidelines of a presentation.
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Bennett returned to the sidelines for the second half in the Cavaliers' 81-45 win.
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Playing the role of tourist or amateur, she picks up unusual details from the sidelines.
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I never want to be someone who sits on the sidelines of my own life.
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Ning Jizhe made the comments on the sidelines of the annual parliament meeting in Beijing.
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Cavusgolu and Pompeo met on the sidelines of a meeting of regional ministers in Singapore.
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Tom decided sitting on the sidelines and letting it completely collapse was not an option.
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"Because you can't stand on the sidelines if you want to affect something," he says.
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That said, it might be best that Trump sat on the sidelines for this one.
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We were warm for the most part especially on the sidelines with the heated benches.
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Winters defended his pay package in comments to reporters on the sidelines of the AGM.
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With no clear investment signals from the public sector, private money sits on the sidelines.
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Jack Ma and CNBC's Martin Soong on the sidelines of the China Entrepreneur Club meeting.
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FYI, Beckham appeared to cry on the sidelines and got violent with a kicking net.
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Kostin was speaking to journalists on the sidelines of a business forum in the capital.
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The pair met on the sidelines of the G20 Foreign Ministers' Meeting in Buenos Aires.
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King Salman and Abadi last met in March on the sidelines of an Arab summit.
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"So many people are on the sidelines because they hear all these stories," he said.
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The Fed will likely stay on the sidelines through its June policy meeting, Schlossberg said.
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Perhaps some money is coming off the sidelines as more people are wanting to participate.
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Evans spoke to Reuters on the sidelines of the CAPA Global LCC Summit in Singapore.
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China is particularly incensed that the United States has stayed on the sidelines regarding OBOR.
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Perdue, unlike Cotton, has stayed publicly on the sidelines amid the current round of talks.
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Talk like this, out of rock-and-roll people, usually means projects, sidelines, interdisciplinary schemes.
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Political developments taking place on the sidelines are also casting shadows over the main event.
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Away from the hustle and bustle, Alexandre and Bertrand watch their teammates from the sidelines.
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"I'm here until the year 2020", Collymore told reporters on the sidelines of a meeting.
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The market has priced in the fact that the Fed is now on the sidelines.
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The teams took to the oval and the crowds followed, surrounding the sidelines to cheer.
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EU leaders discussed the issue on the sidelines of a summit in Abidjan on Wednesday.
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Kate Brown (D) said in an interview on the sidelines of the EMILY's List event.
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On average Swing states have higher voter turnout than the 40 states on the sidelines.
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In doing so, maybe you spent some time invested and some time on the sidelines.
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Major deals are struck in the thousands of one-on-one meetings on the sidelines.
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For all we know, there are tons of these things sitting on the sidelines somewhere.
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A few other countries like Mexico have said they prefer to stay on the sidelines.
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They were meeting on the sidelines of a U.S.-Dutch entrepreneurship conference in the Netherlands.
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Gandhi was speaking on the sidelines of the LNG Asia Pacific Congress held in Singapore.
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And to have the Freedom Caucus sit on the sidelines and let the Democrats win.
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The two met on the sidelines of a World Economic Forum meeting in Vietnam's capital.
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His enemies are emboldened, and party elders who stayed neutral are now off the sidelines.
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He watched from the sidelines as Tim took turns with the first group of women.
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Kelly is not shafted to the sidelines while her husband deals with the raucous frat.
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Speaking on the sidelines of an energy conference in Marrakesh, he declined to give details.
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The rest of the House Democrats are stuck watching from the sidelines, boiling with resentment.
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In the early years of the Syrian civil war, Israel largely kept to the sidelines.
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The two men later met briefly on the sidelines of a summit meeting in Laos.
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"Something is starting to happen," Kofod told Reuters on the sidelines of the news conference.
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As did the bevy of NBC executives who had gathered on the Stage 22 sidelines.
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This gruesome performance will likely keep private companies on the sidelines for the foreseeable future.
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"We can no longer sit on the sidelines and wait to find drugs," he said.
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But they also asked why indigenous leaders had been left to stand on the sidelines.
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He and Quincy Jones watched from the sidelines as the instrumentalists made their joyous entrance.
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And the party's biggest name, former President Obama, is still steadfastly staying on the sidelines.
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"For the most part, people understand this isn't a time to sit on the sidelines."
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DFA had been on the sidelines, saying it was supportive of both Sanders and Sen.
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During Trump's impeachment trial this year, Roberts largely remained on the sidelines during the proceedings.
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Perhaps that's why the standout performance in "Fallen" occurs on the sidelines of its romance.
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And employers evidently needed to pay higher wages to coax these workers off the sidelines.
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Macron invited Zarif to Biarritz for more meetings on the sidelines of the G7 summit.
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Lurking on the sidelines is former Deputy Prime Minister and leader of Lega Matteo Salvini.
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Typically, when buyers remain on the sidelines, housing prices fall in response to lower demand.
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They're not hard to spot, often standing on the sidelines grinning from ear to ear.
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Since getting my green card at 18, I've watched the Dreamers' plight from the sidelines.
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"We need to gather the facts," Ohlsson told reporters on the sidelines of a presentation.
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Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts is by no means slated to be relegated to the sidelines.
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A 26-year-old officer stood at the sidelines, not much older than the students.
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She remembers her mother, who was born in Guatemala, cheering her on from the sidelines.
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Merkel and Macron met Putin separately on the sidelines of the G20 summit in Argentina.
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Many fled the market and still remain on the sidelines more than a year later.
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Wage inflation remains below "normal" levels and there are many workers still on the sidelines.
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Trump and Putin met several times on the sidelines of the APEC summit in Vietnam.
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A number of large publishers are sitting on the sidelines until more headsets are sold.
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While Bloomberg sits on the sidelines, Steyer, the other billionaire candidate, is assured a spot.
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Remember those cold, rainy days sitting on the sidelines or through all-day chess tournaments?
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Not every former member of Congress is conflicted about being on the sidelines of history.
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Humar watched her Han classmates absorb the dictates while she herself sat on the sidelines.
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Liu Hualong made the remarks to reporters on the sidelines of the Communist Party Congress.
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" Tagovailoa told a reporter on the sidelines that being back with the team "means everything.
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"I never even raised the issue," Calenda told reporters on the sidelines of the summit.
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Investors have broadly retreated to the sidelines before the 1343 GMT U.S. Federal Reserve decision.
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But the reality is that sometimes the best place to be is on the sidelines.
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McMillan added that investors also shouldn't be afraid to keep some money on the sidelines.
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"No pun intended, but we're staying on the sidelines with Nike right now," he said.
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Given what has happened this year, who can blame investors for staying on the sidelines?
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Both were speaking on the sidelines of a regional summit in the Mongolian capital, Ulaanbaatar.
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I have cautioned against an externally imposed reconciliation which sidelines ordinary citizens to mere spectators.
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"As for 2019, we'll see," Carlo Messina told reporters on the sidelines of an event.
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And with all the buzz, rival retailers are not about to sit on the sidelines.
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In successive elections, when Mitt Romney challenged President Barack Obama, Bush sat on the sidelines.
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The lack of affordable homes available, however, is clearly keeping some buyers on the sidelines.
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A contract impasse with the Warriors kept McCaw on the sidelines this season until Dec.
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But it's not filing costs or reporting requirements that are creating "unicorns" on the sidelines.
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Trump and Trudeau spoke to one another on the sidelines of the Paris Peace Forum.
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Last fall, Trump met Sheikh Tamim on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly.
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It's just our job to sip some tea and watch it all from the sidelines.
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Also it suggests we're likely running out of available workers that are on the sidelines.
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However, the muted inflation numbers might be enough to keep the Fed on the sidelines.
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But the more investors who get off of the sidelines and back into the market, the better it is for stocks: "There's still a lot of cash on the sidelines, which is why I think markets could still move higher," Schutte told CNN Business.
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One road — where continued political dysfunction further sidelines a holistic policy response — could lead to recession.
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The typical preelection market narrative posits that affluent investors move to the sidelines amid political uncertainty.
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Putin is scheduled to meet U.S. President Donald Trump on the sidelines of the G20 summit.
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After watching Trump win, DeJesus refuses to be a woman sitting on the local sidelines anymore.
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On the sidelines As a Muslim, Hayes wears a hijab every day, including while playing basketball.
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In May, Markle watched proudly from the sidelines as Harry participated in a charity polo match.
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The controversy ultimately cost Towne the election, but he didn't stay on the sidelines for long.
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And that was one of the coolest things watching for the sidelines, how he affected Joby.
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Some discussion on the Paris agreement may take place, particularly along the sidelines of the talks.
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His public appearances mostly involve ruthlessly heckling candidates, mostly Republicans during this cycle, from the sidelines.
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The trade pact was signed on the sidelines of the G-20 Summit in Buenos Aires.
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"The trend is definite," Xu told reporters on the sidelines of the ongoing Communist Party Congress.
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An intense pressure campaign is being waged on the sidelines, by conservative and liberal interests alike.
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Wang was speaking at a news conference on the sidelines of China's annual meeting of parliament.
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We move to the sidelines and wait for clarity as uncertainty grows around the hardware business.
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Dieter Zetsche made the comments at a press conference on the sidelines of the Shanghai Autoshow.
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Let's break down the barriers that keep people on the sidelines of our economy, especially women.
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The comments were made on the sidelines of the official Labor Party campaign launch last week.
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If there's going to be a huge rally nobody can afford to be on the sidelines.
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So does that mean this is the last we'll see of Miles on the LSU sidelines?
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"These talks are nearly completed," Richard said on the sidelines of a press event in Paris.
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This ball boy manning the sidelines at the Barcelona Open had a tough game on Monday.
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Trump, who filed for reelection the day of his inauguration, was left commentating from the sidelines.
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Cashin said there are several investors on the sidelines ahead of the Fed rate increase decision.
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But in the interest of preserving party unity, Obama and Biden remain largely on the sidelines.
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Johnson continued to frustrate May's Brexit efforts from the sidelines, along with fellow Brexiteers in Parliament.
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Mr Federer's resurgence has taken place with Mr Murray and Mr Djokovic largely on the sidelines.
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Trump meets with Zelensky on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly in New York.
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We remain on the sidelines until there is better visibility into improving comp and margin trends.
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They may also discuss on the sidelines any indications London may give on its future hopes.
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Willis Griffith, a supporter, said on the sidelines of a Klobuchar rally in Manchester on Sunday.
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Mark Meadows, a North Carolina Republican, said Tuesday on the sidelines of Taylor's closed-door testimony.
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"I very much support that," Volker said on the sidelines of the Halifax International Security Forum.
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These are two good reasons why the central bank may remain on the sidelines, traders said.
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Such uncertainty is keeping foreign investors - traditionally the largest buyers of Brazilian IPOs - on the sidelines.
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The central bank is not expected to move off the sidelines at its meeting next week.
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So if Raymond James is right, investors on the sidelines would likely miss out on gains.
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"I think investors are better to stay on the sidelines and look for opportunities," Kleintop said.
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"We're at a point in our country where you can't just sit on the sidelines anymore."
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Trump and Putin met on the sidelines of the G20 Summit in Hamburg, Germany, last summer.
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The women who watch her from the sidelines are first seen in African tribal funeral garb.
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To be fair, Mahomes himself is also one to hype his teammates up on the sidelines.
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When we're performing at games or standing on the sidelines, it's like practice for our competitions.
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Indian officials said no talks with Pakistan were scheduled on the sidelines of the Amritsar conference.
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Intel is also preparing esports events on the sidelines of the Olympics in 2020 and 2022.
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He spoke to Reuters on the sidelines of a conference organized by Italian media website EUnews.
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Though polo is played by both men and women, royal ladies usually watch from the sidelines.
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Harvey Weinstein at the De Grisogono Party on the sidelines of the 21991th Cannes Film Festival.
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However, Ermotti told CNBC there were several factors pushing investors to keep money on the sidelines.
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Baron appeared on "Squawk Box" from the sidelines of his annual investment conference in New York.
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Zara's husband Mike Tindall kept watch over their 3-year-old daughter Mia on the sidelines.
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How do you make it more than just being an ambulance chaser on the sidelines, Michele?
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As a matter of fact, Eric accused Fisher of banning him from the sidelines last year.
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However, trading volume was low as investors stayed on the sidelines for want of fresh triggers.
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He was speaking on the sidelines of a conference held by market watchdog Consob in Milan.
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On the sidelines of the summit, Ruto also met with UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon.
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Private equity managers are holding more dry powder, or money on the sidelines, than ever before.
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But many would disappear, and it's a prospect that could keep potential investors on the sidelines.
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That shortage continues to inflate home prices, keeping would-be first-time buyers on the sidelines.
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As a major Uber shareholder, Kalanick is likely to continue wielding significant influence from the sidelines.
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Zhong made the comment at a briefing on the sidelines of China's annual session of parliament.
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The two plan to meet later this month on the sidelines of the G-20 summit.
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Hickey said a lot of investors are on the sidelines or in cash, awaiting the outcome.
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He was speaking on the sidelines of the World Bank/International Monetary Fund meeting in Washington.
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He then retrieved his lonely shoe on the sidelines and bent over to... tie Crowder's laces?
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And with both founders heading for the sidelines, that process might be made a little easier.
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If you feel that strongly about stopping Trump, why stay on the sidelines like a coward?
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Critics claimed the Charlottesville Police and Virginia State Police stood on the sidelines as skirmishes erupted.
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From the sidelines, Patrick Flores and his son Patrick Jesus Flores root for their family's team.
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The ASEAN+3 meeting was held on the sidelines of Asian Development Bank's (ADB) annual gathering.
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Quest signed a memorandum of understanding with Straightline on the sidelines of a Canadian aerospace conference.
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Once again, these skittish donors were back on the sidelines -- frozen at least for a time.
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"They're my weapons anyway," she told Reuters on the sidelines of a WTA event in Stuttgart.
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The two men met on the sidelines of a meeting of the Arctic Council in Finland.
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Viewed from the sidelines, however, drones are not nearly as big and colorful as race cars.
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A heavy slate of data on Friday is also expected to keep investors on the sidelines.
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But Omaha is a college town, and he's happy rooting for those teams from the sidelines.
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On the sidelines of the conference Rowe told Reuters the British consumer was "fragile" and "volatile".
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Reuters spoke with him briefly on the sidelines of a petro event in Caracas last week.
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On the sidelines of Emaar's annual shareholder meeting, Mohamed Alabbar admitted conditions earlier had him worried.
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"It's competitive, especially compared to the United States," Gutierrez said on the sidelines of the conference.
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They assured me their traditional place was on the field alongside men, not on the sidelines.
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Despite that, policy conversations over automation have, broadly speaking, remained on the sidelines of public discourse.
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Elliot emerged from the sidelines and brought the errant fan down at the 42-yard line.
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People can't promote diversity from a distance or by standing on the sidelines, she tells Huffington.
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Juncker spoke to Merkel from India on Friday on the sidelines of an EU-India summit.
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"New York will not sit on the sidelines as our immigrant communities are threatened," Cuomo wrote.
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Star shooting guard Devin Booker (ankle) might be on the sidelines for the second straight game.
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Throughout the fighting, Hamas, the dominant force in Gaza, appeared to have stayed on the sidelines.
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Thanks to Zuckerberg's missteps, Google has managed to stay on the sidelines of the regulation conversation.
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Presiding over this production is the world's biggest tech company, feet firmly planted on the sidelines.
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On the broadcast, Bridget feeds its newscaster, her pal Miranda (Sarah Solemani), text from the sidelines.
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"By doing this the US places itself on the sidelines, watching the other powers," he said.
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That makes it easier to stay on the sidelines or redirect money to down-ballot races.
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"Yes I am interested," Teke told Reuters on the sidelines of a mining conference in Johannesburg.
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Williamson was on the sidelines of the July Democratic debate when a kid reporter approached her.
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Mexico chose not to stay in the sidelines despite DACA being a domestic issue, Gutiérrez said.
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Potential sellers are staying on the sidelines, worried they either can't find or afford another home.
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On the sidelines, Ivanka held talks with Modi, as well as Indian foreign minister Sushma Swaraj.
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They have won two straight games since deciding to let Cam Newton recover on the sidelines.
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Uncertainty has kept many foreign investors - traditionally the main buyers of Brazilian IPOs - on the sidelines.
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Trump and Erdoğan previously discussed Syria on the sidelines of the G-20 summit in July.
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The two leaders were expected to discuss nuclear arms control on the sidelines of the summit.
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So far, Ms. Rousseff has remained on the sidelines, but she is the one to watch.
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Amongst the men—who receive no equivalent honor—I found Tony, looking on from the sidelines.
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Ex-husband and co-parent Brad Pitt looked on from the sidelines in a Gucci suit.
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Russell appeared on the sidelines at Rams practices and Waterfield on the set of Russell's films.
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He left the field unaided but lost consciousness on the sidelines and went into cardiac arrest.
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Buccaneers head coach Bruce Arians was in clear disbelief on the sidelines at the officials' decision.
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Such uncertainty is putting many investors on the sidelines, with trading volume light in both markets.
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"It's not a problem," he said on the sidelines of the Rise conference in Hong Kong.
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Too many workers are on the sidelines altogether, having left the job market in recent years.
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The Democrats have grudgingly participated from the sidelines, but only because public perception forced them to.
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China, which initiated the visit, had been left on the sidelines in the recent diplomatic breakthroughs.
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U.S. trade officials will meet Japanese counterparts on the sidelines of the G20 summit, Lighthizer said.
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The United States was largely on the sidelines, powerless and unrepresented in the League of Nations.
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He used the cutlery to delineate the sidelines and the fork to diagram the backdoor cuts.
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There's an assumption that maybe there are some people on the sidelines who can come in.
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A contract impasse with the Warriors had kept McCaw on the sidelines this season until Dec.
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Some Senate Republicans came off the sidelines to seek a deal that would reopen the government.
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He said he had bought up dominant products in big markets, dispensing with less profitable sidelines.
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And this surfeit of contenders may keep some institutional pillars of the left on the sidelines.
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Senate Democrats and liberal advocacy groups that back the changes are largely watching from the sidelines.
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This past weekend, they met again on the sidelines of a regional summit meeting in Vietnam.
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Denzel Washington, Jamie Foxx and Spike Lee stood along the sidelines, regularly flanked by professional athletes.
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A synchronized global economic slowdown is already under way, keeping major central banks on the sidelines.
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How do most of our elected officials sit on the sidelines and just watch, Republicans especially?
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However you do the calculations, though, he was certainly entitled to have remained on the sidelines.
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You can't sit on the sidelines, so I'm going to go all-in for Joe Biden.
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Call me competitive, but I couldn't stand on the sidelines while Kristen made all this progress.
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It becomes harder for countries that do not share China's values to stay on the sidelines.
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Republicans then watched from the sidelines as the Democrats split in the ensuing Senate fight. Sen.
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The United States and many of its allies are largely on the sidelines, with limited leverage.
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Business Insider spoke with him on the sidelines of the J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference last week.
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Dan Reeves of the Denver Broncos wore GQ-dapper suits on the sidelines through the 1980s.
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But they began to find a rhythm speaking while the chatter from the sidelines was quietest.
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Yet a lack of further milestones on trade kept some investors on the sidelines on Thursday.
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Today, sustainable finance is no longer on the sidelines, but increasingly core to a company's business.
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The main reason why people are sitting on the sidelines is the slowdown in global growth.
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The CLOUD Act also sidelines the judicial branch when it comes to responding to individual requests.
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It will probably be more upsetting to watch it (from the sidelines) go up another 1,000%.
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I'm loud on the sidelines but less of an unwanted coach and more of a cheerleader.
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When it comes to college financial aid, you can't win if you sit on the sidelines.
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"What this tells us is there is a lot of money on the sidelines," Balz said.
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After Hillary Clinton lost in 2016, I knew that I couldn't just stand on the sidelines.
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She learned what it meant to be on the field instead of relegated to the sidelines.
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But the biggest tech players — Google, Facebook, Amazon and others — have largely remained on the sidelines.
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We continue to believe that the Federal Reserve will remain comfortably on the sidelines through 2020.
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A family of six dolled up as clowns watch the parade from the sidelines in 1956.
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Most of this is likely to occur with the tech giants largely sitting on the sidelines.
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"Everything serious requires attendance," he told reporters on the sidelines of an industry conference in Riyadh.
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It was ladled in while the vendor's Iranian mother-in-law watched from the sidelines, approvingly.
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On the sidelines of this chaos, smaller businesses are struggling to make up for weak demand.
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"We are waiting with anticipation," Marchionne told journalists on the sidelines of a meeting in Geneva.
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Navarro and Mnuchin got into a widely reported shouting match on the sidelines of the talks.
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Apple may sit on the sidelines, especially since the new networks are still in their infancy.
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"We've seen in the last few months that there's more money on the sidelines," Murphy said.
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But don't expect Uber to be on the sidelines until it achieves complete Level 4 autonomy.
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Instead, she will remain on the sidelines for college football, basketball, volleyball, softball and W.N.B.A. games.
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She will continue to work the sidelines, though, and would not have it any other way.
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After the final standings were announced, Biles jumped from her seat at the sidelines to cheer.
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For younger investors, there's little point in sitting on the sidelines while this all plays out.
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But beyond that, the frustration over the party's 2016 debacle will keep him on the sidelines.
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The foreign ministers spoke at a news conference on the sidelines of an Iraq donor conference.
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It is expected to stay on the sidelines at its next rate decision on April 24.
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We bet a good number of them were using a percussive therapy gun on the sidelines.
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Trump exits a press conference on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly on Sept.
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Democrats in the state are largely remaining on the sidelines as they wait out Menendez's trial.
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He was speaking on the sidelines of a meeting of Nigerian and French businesses in Paris.
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Turkey tried to avert a humanitarian crisis in Idlib, Syria, as we stood on the sidelines.
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The two met on Sunday on the sidelines of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) forum.
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Coach Sauk has an iPad on the sidelines that shows him the voting in real time.
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Most caucus members have remained on the sidelines this year because of the complicated primary politics.
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The meeting took place in New York on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly.
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He also points out there's big money and firepower on the sidelines in the cryptocurrency space.
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Wei Fenghe, which took place Thursday on the sidelines of the ASEAN-led forum in Singapore.
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Obama said in a speech on the sidelines of a summit in Vientiane, Laos, on Sept.
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"I see a lot of cash on the sidelines that could come in later," he said.
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"We've got potential customers who are waiting on the sidelines," said General Dynamics CEO Phebe Novakovic.
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The huge supply of new condo towers in New York has pushed buyers to the sidelines.
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Trump and Zelenskiy plan to meet on the sidelines of the U.N. General Assembly this week.
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Trump is scheduled to meet with Zelensky on Wednesday on the sidelines of the United Nations.
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Cisco Systems Inc slipped 3.14 percent after brokerage Instinet moved to sidelines on the company's stock.
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Modern Love As a queer, closeted teenager, I had to learn about romance from the sidelines.
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"It is time they get off the sidelines and join us on the field," he said.
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We've seen AHIP and pharma really sitting on the sidelines so far at this point. Look.
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I want to be one of the people who sits on the sidelines and judges everybody.
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Sitting on the sidelines — for now — is cartel co-founder Ismael "El Mayo" Zambada, experts say.
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She came out on the other side but then stood on the sidelines cheering me on.
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Malado Baldwin: They brought up good points about all-female shows relegating women to the sidelines.
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Immigration advocates have been cautiously watching from the sidelines, unsure what to make of him just yet.
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Institutions had mostly stayed on the sidelines during the cryptocurrency and initial coin offering mania of 2017.
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Wall Street, meanwhile, was subdued as investors kept to the sidelines ahead of Friday's U.S. payrolls report.
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"Z-Park only has over 10,000 foreign hires," Liu told Reuters on the sidelines of the briefing.
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Since Philip retired from royal duties in August, he chose to make his tribute from the sidelines.
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Rather than sitting on the sidelines, more workers are eagerly looking for work—which is readily available.
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But Paulsen said the Fed is actually "moving to the sidelines" on dictating the level of rates.
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He was speaking to reporters on the sidelines of the fall meeting of the International Monetary Fund.
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"Clearly it is an interesting development," Lane told reporters on the sidelines of an event in Dublin.
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Tam said certain investors had been sitting on the sidelines, waiting for the market to find bottom.
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And so when 43 percent sit on the sidelines, that to me is a more concerning question.
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The possibility that Britain could quit the EU without an agreement kept many investors on the sidelines.
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"We're seeing a rapid decrease in inflation," Julio Velarde told journalists on the sidelines of an event.
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Jane Fonda takes part in the L'Oreal fashion on the sidelines of the Paris Fashion Week . Queens.
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"We are investigating it," police chief Khalid Abu Bakar told reporters on the sidelines of an event.
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"We had a profitable first quarter," Karavias said on the sidelines of an EBRD conference in Cyprus.
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Our food is still largely looked on upon from the sidelines as a mysterious cuisine of antiquity.
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"I suspect that traders are going to wait on the sidelines for the Fed results," Gayle said.
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San Pasqual Valley High School Warriors stand on the sidelines at a football game in Sept. 2017.
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And as he embarks on this new endeavor, Kardashian will be cheering him on from the sidelines.
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Another retired tennis professional pointed out that a lot of coaches advise their players from the sidelines.
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His defection leaves a pair of Hall of Famers on the sidelines — Mandella and jockey Mike Smith.
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President Donald Trump speaks at a press conference on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly.
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And let's get government out of the way so capital waiting on the sidelines can be invested.
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It is easy to spout this stuff from the sidelines; harder to achieve when actually in government.
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My takeaway is that there's a lot more cash on the sidelines," Lee told CNBC's "Squawk Box.
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Government estimates for 2019 remain "plausible," Conte told reporters on the sidelines of an event in Rome.
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Trump and Xi are expected to meet on the sidelines of the G-20 meeting June 28.
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The other is stripped of her power and forced to wait and watch on the sidelines (Sicario).
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For example, some people do nothing by sitting on the investing sidelines or investing too conservatively. TheSimpleDollar.
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Other parties, however, continue to advocate for the caps in court, with the FCC on the sidelines.
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Trading remained subdued as key events due later in the week kept many investors on the sidelines.
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She stresses that women in Somalia are no longer content to just dawdle at the political sidelines.
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Instead, Mike positions himself as going along with someone else's plan, and encourages Nick from the sidelines.
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For now, most soldiers seem to be on the sidelines, with some defending civilians, as violence escalates.
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"MREL is not a major concern," she told Reuters on the sidelines of a conference in Milan.
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Her relationship with the feminist movement was one of "[sniping] from the sidelines" rather than active involvement.
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Much money would be waiting on the sidelines endeavoring to determine what may or may not happen.
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Mansouri was speaking to reporters on the sidelines of an Arab finance ministers event in Abu Dhabi.
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Obama met Li on the sidelines of the annual United Nations General Assembly session in New York.
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Obama is also expected to meet Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on the sidelines of the summit.
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For investors on the sidelines, it's may not be too late to get into the Trump rally.
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What's more, if Chinese miners are forced to the sidelines, there will be more room for others.
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Some who came forward are still on the sidelines, shunned for having the audacity to be honest.
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Then, with a thin, barely unruly white woman standing at its sidelines, Silicon Valley's pilot was acceptable.
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"I think the pullback is really a gift for investors who've been on the sidelines," Anthony said.
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Morgan Stanley told clients to stay on the sidelines during the Trump-driven sell-off in stocks.
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From the sidelines Facebook has been tinkering with big challenges like natural language understanding and text generation.
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The respondents said the November election is the unspoken reason keeping the central bank on the sidelines.
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The refrain, echoed again and again in hushed conversations on the sidelines: Romney built this over decades.
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The two men last met in November on the sidelines of an Asia-Pacific summit in Vietnam.
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Roxy, made a photo post taken from the sidelines of the designer Miu Miu's March fashion show.
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Nathaniel oversees the technical development of the program, while Elma watches from the sidelines, her frustration growing.
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Still, there's an unknowable risk of sitting on the sidelines and hoping things turn out just fine.
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The day's turnover slumped to near one-month low as investors stayed on the sidelines, they said.
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I have watched from the sidelines as so many people have torn her apart for perceived failures.
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The two were meeting on the sidelines of the G20 summit in the German city of Hamburg.
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He plans to be on the sidelines in the fall for his 26th season as head coach.
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Leading up to the eagerly anticipated report, most of Wall Street analysts recommend sitting on the sidelines.
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While some people might flourish during these times, for others, being on the sidelines can breed resentment.
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"People were motivated to get off the sidelines and participate and help make a difference," Zeldin said.
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The move comes after both stocks sat on the sidelines for much of an epic bull market.
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Axios caught up with MacLennan on the sidelines of the Bloomberg Global Business Forum in New York.
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EEX focuses on European electricity and gas futures, with sidelines in carbon and coal, freight and agriculture.
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It would be unusual for him to sit on the sidelines for the rest of his life.
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Its screen has more pixels to push and Samsung's handy edge panels are working on the sidelines.
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Because the story was not captured from the sidelines, the story was captured from within the experience.
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Some investors took to the sidelines, with China markets closed for the National Day holiday all week.
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"We're not going to sit on the sidelines as a new technology revolutionizes the battlefield," Marcuse said.
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"We've relied on families or insiders," Berzins said in an interview on the sidelines of the conference.
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There are many highly valued "unicorns" like Airbnb and Uber that have been sitting on the sidelines.
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The two were meeting on the sidelines of the United Nations the previous day, the ministry added.
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They provide a rare opportunity for global leaders to build trust in bilateral meetings on the sidelines.
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But most importantly, I had actually caught the ball and sent more abled kids to the sidelines.
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But the way the center of country music amplifies Combs and sidelines Lambert remains a needless stain.
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While U.S. companies have been sitting on the sidelines, our trading partners have been moving briskly forward.
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If he would agree to add poverty amelioration to his agenda, RFK might remain on the sidelines.
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For so many who have been on the sidelines, unable to find work, this is a blessing.
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Trump and Xi met Saturday for dinner on the sidelines of the G20 summit in Buenos Aires.
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The media, for its part, has sat on the sidelines, completely disinterested in reporting on this scandal.
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He wouldn't be let into the heart of the system; his ideas would remain on the sidelines.
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Many hedge funds stayed on the sidelines heading into the referendum, looking to pounce in the aftermath.
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S. trade deal from U.S. President Donald Trump's much awaited speech overnight kept investors on the sidelines.
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Peltz said he will continue to be active from the sidelines, which should keep up the pressure.
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"They either believe in oil or they don't," Trauber told Reuters on the sidelines of the event.
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Just sitting there on the sidelines not doing anything is not what where you want to be.
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"We will eventually finalize the agreement," Couillard told reporters on the sidelines of a Montreal aerospace conference.
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How would you help prime-age men who are sitting on the sidelines of the American economy?
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Trump spoke to Putin three times on the sidelines of summit when the Russia meddling issue arose.
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In 2015, the University of Michigan issued a report, Pay-to-Play: Keeping Kids on the Sidelines.
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According to his brother, though, he was crying in the sidelines while his team celebrated their win.
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There is also too much turmoil in the European Union for Spain to sit on the sidelines.
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Senate Democrats are staying on the sidelines of the fierce fight to win the party's presidential nomination.
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Online talent marketplaces are a solution the U.S. should embrace to help those on the economic sidelines.
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Merkel met Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan on the sidelines of a NATO summit in Warsaw on Saturday.
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But foreign investors have remained on the sidelines, making the central bank the main supplier of dollars.
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He was speaking to journalists on the sidelines of a pension fund conference in Rio de Janeiro.
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But a global growth slowdown, financial market volatility and other events have kept it on the sidelines.
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"I just think there's money that's still on the sidelines," said Marc Chaikin, CEO of Chaikin Analytics.
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The People's Bank of China governor was speaking on the sidelines of China's 19th Communist Party congress.
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He was spotted on the Heat's sidelines cheering for pals Dwyane Wade, Chris Bosh, and LeBron James.
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"Uncertainty is dreadful for investment," Chris Griffith told Reuters on the sidelines of Platinum Week in London.
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Wei Fenghe, met with Mark Esper on the sidelines of an Asia defense officials conference on Monday.
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That followed a brief in-person handshake on the sidelines of a Pacific leaders summit in Vietnam.
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He was able to make it to the sidelines but later was carted to the locker room.
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A spokesperson for Putin previously said the meeting would take place on the sidelines of the summit.
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Sitting on the sidelines, the women's teammates – Gabby Douglas, Madison Kocian and Laurie Hernandez – clapped and screamed.
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But to China's delight, Australia is largely remaining on the sidelines when it comes to economic issues.
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Players and coaches from both teams locked arms on their respective sidelines in a display of unity.
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It's like the worst possible '80s flashback: a public health crisis, with leaders judging from the sidelines.
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The World Health Organization had been very much, standing on the sidelines, not arguing for HIV treatment.
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He appeared on "Squawk Box" from the sidelines of his annual investor conference in New York City.
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At the same time, more and more men are plopping down on the sidelines of the economy.
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Meanwhile, Brad Stevens, the Celtics coach, patrols the sidelines in front of us, shouting at his players.
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In arguably the most fertile moment for investigative reporting since Watergate, he has been on the sidelines.
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But those domestic reforms slip to the sidelines, in Belew's telling, as foreign policy takes center stage.
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"Our federal government needs to be in this fight rather than on the sidelines," de Blasio said.
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He will attend two summit meetings, and possibly meet President Vladimir Putin of Russia on the sidelines.
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Wang was speaking at a news conference on the sidelines of China's ongoing annual meeting of parliament.
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Hundreds of opponents gathered on the sidelines, their boos, jeers and whistles sometimes drowning out the speakers.
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Once, and if, volatility returns, investors waiting on the sidelines will likely get back into the game.
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Once, and if, volatility returns, investors waiting on the sidelines will likely get back into the game.
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As the group skipped, zigzagged and squeaked around the court, Aria McManus held back on the sidelines.
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He was speaking to Reuters on the sidelines of the most important U.N. climate conference since 2015.
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Early in Trump's tenure as president, Obama stayed mostly on the sidelines and avoided criticizing Trump directly.
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At best she can hope only to influence from the sidelines like a low-ranking medieval courtier.
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As munitions minister he had been outside the cabinet, able only to suggest projects from the sidelines.
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The rousing applause punctuated an unexpected drama that played out on the sidelines of the president's speech.
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Still, two senior diplomats met earlier on Friday on the sidelines of a regional summit in Singapore.
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He watched from the sidelines as the exchange rate crested past the $19,000 mark the following December.
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Some old business allies are standing on the sidelines or even cheering the Trump administration's strong stands.
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He changed his mind late in the first half and appeared on the sidelines in a wheelchair.
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Everyone has a responsibility to get off the sidelines, get in the game and do their part.
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The Catalan authorities "have put themselves completely on the sidelines of the law and democracy," Felipe said.
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It must have been very difficult watching from the sidelines as the Celtics advanced in the playoffs.
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The big unknown is whether the stock market will allow the Fed to stay on the sidelines.
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Nathan Wood, the assistant athletic director for compliance at Michigan, was on the sidelines at the camp.
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But after that, it is expected to stay on the sidelines through to end-2020 at least.
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Gorka and other pro-Trump media boosters were in the audience; Karem was observing on the sidelines.
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But, the ball sailed past the sidelines and stuck an unsuspecting UL cheerleader RIGHT IN THE FACE!!
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Instead of hiring workers and opening new factories, many companies may decide to sit on the sidelines.
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But when you only experience a conversation from the sidelines, you aren't really processing things for yourself.
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Some investors were on the sidelines before the U.S. Federal Reserve's policy announcement later in the day.
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The Fed cut rates for the third and final time in October, before stepping to the sidelines.
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Mr. Pence stood on the sidelines as the bill was constructed and signed the legislation in private.
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It is also about building community ties that pull people sitting on the sidelines into public life.
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But that didn't stop him from engaging in some lively, good-natured trash-talking from the sidelines.
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But if the fund lags by sitting on the sidelines too long, it is hard to justify.
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According to the government report, 601,000 people came off the sidelines and re-entered the work force.
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After being publicly spurned by Unilever in 2017, though, the food giant has stayed on the sidelines.
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The two world leaders made the announcement on the sidelines of a nuclear security meeting in Washington.
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But that doesn't mean that one should sit on the sidelines and wait for a market correction.
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Now they've come off the sidelines to actively sabotage the government established to serve the American people.
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"Out macho, out," chanted women as they forced men to the sidelines and shoved away intrusive photographers.
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It is exquisitely easy to stand on the sidelines and nitpick at the imperfections of worthy projects.
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Ryan could only stand on the sidelines for fear of being run over by his own team.
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Front Burner New approaches to pasta have pushed old-school classics like fettuccine Alfredo to the sidelines.
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Last month she got into an argument with Matranga on the sidelines of a school board meeting.
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The 28-year-old ruptured her Achilles' tendon in 2018 and spent a year on the sidelines.
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I happily defer to the sports dad who screams helpful tips at my child from the sidelines.
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For some two centuries, of course, it's Bach's sons who have been largely relegated to the sidelines.
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Gina Sanchez, CEO of Chantico Global, says it looks like it's time to step to the sidelines.
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That's especially true if it coaxes another truly non-establishment candidate off the sidelines to challenge him.
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"There's a lot of people who are waiting on the sidelines because of USMCA," Mnuchin said. Rep.
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Kerry met Iranian Foreign Minister Javad Zarif on Saturday in Switzerland on the sidelines of Syria talks.
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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau briefly spoke with Trump Wednesday on the sidelines of the NATO meeting.
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