They can solidify their status as the progressive superhero studio.
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He didn't solidify his immigration status while on active duty.
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The Democrats' agenda will solidify in six to eight weeks.
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In Sudan's chaos, Hemeti is working to solidify his dominance.
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Critics say the assembly will solidify Maduro's increasingly autocratic rule.
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Established drivers could use one to solidify their championship chances.
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All it takes is one photo to solidify an impression.
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Use today's energy to solidify a safe space for yourself.
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And it all of this to solidify the Shiite crescent.
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Does the right solidify its hold on the federal courts?
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Watch for a common Trump theme to solidify: partisan overreach.
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If confirmed, Kavanaugh will certainly solidify the court's conservative majority.
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They are liquid at room temperature and solidify when chilled.
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She also cunningly used religious imagery to solidify her status.
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"We still have to solidify our caucus," Durbin said. Sen.
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The party's history has helped solidify its place in Lebanon.
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The deal could also help solidify Amazon's existing grocery business.
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For veterans, it's a way to solidify and wear your fame.
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It used the downturn to solidify its position in the market.
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We think TransferWise is a valuable addition to solidify that mission.
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They had plans to make, strategies to solidify, tasks to delegate.
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One of the games that helped solidify this consensus was Bioshock.
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Apple's entry into the space has only helped solidify that position.
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Pat down with your hands to solidify and refrigerate to set.
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"If anything, I would hope that [Trump] would solidify women's resolve."
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If they don't solidify trade deals, the whole system will collapse.
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Congress, though, could help solidify these best practices in the industry.
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Mr. Castro defended the executions as necessary to solidify the revolution.
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In many cases, coaches implement, solidify, and steer the franchise's culture.
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I would say it's going to solidify it a bit more.
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He's using fear to solidify his position and to take command.
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As ruler, Qaboos also sought to solidify ties with western allies.
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The businessman Samir Khatib has withdrawn after failing to solidify backing.
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MORE, who helped solidify the Paris accord, spoke at the event.
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We do things like the investment to solidify the commercial agreements.
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In theory, Facebook Live was supposed solidify Facebook's place in the future.
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Our time spent together in LA really helped solidify our lifelong friendships.
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I don't think we're going to work if we don't solidify something.
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Clear global rules would minimise trade tensions and solidify incentives to invest.
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It'll help solidify the habit—and will save you from double-cleanup.
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When Mt. Gox filed for bankruptcy, that would solidify bitcoin's trust problems.
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A trade-a-thon or potluck meetup could solidify the community IRL.
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If confirmed, the results further solidify Hezbollah's power in Lebanon's national government.
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It's a spot where Democrats are hoping to solidify their political future.
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But he doesn't really care; he just wants to solidify his base.
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Like most countries, India has yet to solidify its laws on vaping.
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Now, David Rittich has emerged to solidify Calgary's final line of defense.
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Poach eggs until the whites solidify but yolks are still runny. 3.
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If inflation began to pick up, that would certainly solidify (that expectation).
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If it cools it will solidify, simply warm again to liquify. 2.
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But that only served to solidify her desire to apply for the scheme.
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Just like that, Graham continues to solidify her place as everyone's favorite model.
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A shared sense of values and interests can definitely solidify a strong foundation.
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She wants to solidify this balance now, before Brexit starts going horribly awry.
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A long power outage can cause molten aluminium to solidify inside the smelter.
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"If anything, I would hope that he would solidify women's resolve," she says.
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A long power outage can cause molten aluminum to solidify inside the smelter.
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That list was well received and helped solidify conservative support for his candidacy.
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Suspended between grief and renewal, Mr. Wainwright sought to solidify his newfangled family.
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The move was seen to solidify WellSky's hold in the personal care market.
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To solidify their decision, Holmes and his wife discussed the probability of regret.
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An intangible argument for a more powerful package is to solidify Draghi's legacy.
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That could help Republicans solidify or expand their dominance on the Supreme Court.
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Rather, it will either solidify the existing system or throw it into chaos.
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But Trump's second pick — whether Kavanaugh, Kethledge, Barrett, or Hardiman — will solidify it.
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A favorable report would solidify Republican support and help Trump gain political momentum.
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Depending on who becomes governor in these states, that could change or solidify.
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If confirmed, Kavanaugh could solidify the conservatives' majority on the nine-member court.
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Going through that will solidify, I think, your feelings on where you are.
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As a result, the residents use layers of rubbish to solidify the ground.
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It helps us solidify how patients with multi-vessel disease should be treated.
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To solidify the style, a paste made from pig fat would be applied. Lovely.
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While Jersey Shore has gone away, the toxic culture it helped solidify has not.
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The agents did anyway, forcing the administration to use DACA to solidify that policy.
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The hours I spent shadowing the Bolivian president did much to solidify that view.
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They solidify the bonds that will pay dividends for the rest of our lives.
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This new research helps to solidify our understanding of gravity on a larger scale.
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They were also more murderous than most robots, helping solidify the "killer machines" trope.
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Conservatives believe that could solidify his position on the right wing of the bench.
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Obama has proposed to gradually increase employer taxes to help solidify the trust funds.
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First, the chemical fixative glutaraldehyde is used to rapidly solidify synapses and prevent decay.
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She has also contributed money to many candidates for Congress, helping solidify their support.
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That energy has likely helped Cruz solidify his high single-digit lead over O'Rourke.
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O'Connor is attempting to solidify support among more centrist Republicans who back Ohio Gov.
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No one on Pump Rules has done more to solidify their brand off camera.
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It also helps you solidify your professional relationship, CNBC Make It's Abigail Hess reports.
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Indeed, Easy Taxi merged with Colombian rival Tappsi in December to solidify its position.
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Because this is the period when your brain and your heart form and solidify.
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Such repetitions often work to solidify and make continuous the colonial project of violence.
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But those plans likely won't solidify until after this holiday season is behind it.
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That arrangement would largely solidify the position Turkey has gained after days of fighting.
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If he scores a victory in Iowa, that would solidify his front-running status.
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To solidify that, the US Supreme Court upheld the lower court ruling this summer.
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What would become The Goddamn Band [Devine's backing band] started to solidify a little bit.
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McCarthy added that no one-size-fits-all solution exists to solidify a brand's mission.
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Will this be the family that both Scott and Lizzie need to solidify their relationship?
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On Tuesday night, Clinton can solidify that victory and eliminate Sanders' path to the nomination.
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A few wins could solidify the program as a favorite to win the conference title.
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But more questions were needed to solidify how we would pull off a move successfully.
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Next week, depending on who becomes governor in these states, that could change or solidify.
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The council is designed to improve communications and solidify global support for al Qaeda ideology.
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The HDR and 5.1 designations solidify the phone's place as a high-end entertainment system.
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While all of the shared letters look dissimilar, the U's are what solidify this theory.
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Many of the earliest European universities were designed to solidify social boundaries, not open them.
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Those ice crystals each created their own freeze front, making the bubble's surface solidify faster.
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His travels on Tuesday are an effort to solidify those gains on the ground. Mrs.
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"We plan to solidify and communicate all the details of this plan soon," it said.
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It's a great day to solidify commitments between you and your partnerships, romantic or nonromantic.
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Every track has ten lessons, culminating with a recap to solidify everything you've just learned.
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That has helped solidify an already-powerful group of farm-state lawmakers and lobbying interests.
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Her early experimentation with concentrating on forming smaller collages helped the artist solidify her preferences.
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The new proposal would help Democrats solidify those gains in the long run, opponents said.
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Trudeau's pipeline deal, Scheer said, does nothing to solidify federal authority or settle constitutional questions.
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The hearing is likely to solidify divisions between Republicans and Democrats over the subpoena process.
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Are valuations now cheap enough and will fragile sentiment solidify enough to spark a rebound?
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ALEC's role, increasingly, is to solidify that structure in the face of a blue wave.
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Additionally, the investigation reveals that Long Island's dominant residential brokering firms help solidify racial separations.
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Even the commission to do the project didn't solidify until just a few months ago.
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The Democrats' agenda will solidify over six to eight weeks in the new year (Reuters).
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If anything, it's only managed to solidify one of the habit's irreplaceable charms: the aside.
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I believe he can repair international relationships and solidify common ground for the common good.
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Left alone for a couple hundred million more years, the peat would solidify into coal.
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This familiarity — along with Faze's merchandise, which Offset describes as "fire" — helped solidify the deal.
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Biden helped solidify his hold over the field's centrist lane after former South Bend, Ind.
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The former mayor's donation helps to solidify the city's first new cultural institution in years.
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This latest action by USDA will only invigorate and solidify more support for this regulation.
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While Clinton was just looking to solidify his legacy, Trump is seeking reelection next year.
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Congress's approach will likely solidify only after Trump huddles with leaders from both parties on Wednesday.
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Moving on these issues would quickly solidify his political support in core parts of the party.
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"The official enthronement will solidify kingship and enhance his aura as the new king," said Thitinan.
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So Trump will spend the next few weeks working hard to gain and solidify that support.
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Goaltender Marc-Andre Fleury and defenseman Kris Letang returned from injuries to help solidify the lineup.
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You have plenty of time to solidify your fan theories... and find evidence to support it.
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Building supercomputers is a digital arms race, and China is moving quickly to solidify its lead.
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Should he have remained in school and attempted to solidify his stock for next year's draft?
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"This has only helped to solidify my appreciation for how robust that system is," he said.
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That's the kind of answer that will help him solidify his strong lead among elderly voters.
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We might conclude that the need to solidify relations with the religious right has won out.
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And no Hollywood production did more to solidify this change than Disney's animated version of Aladdin.
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The move coincides with JPMorgan seeking to solidify its position in dealmaking in the healthcare sector.
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Relying on Wall Street will only solidify the impression that Democrats are beholden to high finance.
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Alex Ovechkin continues to solidify himself as one of the best offensive talents in NHL history.
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These formulas are as likely to recommend something new as they are to solidify a stereotype.
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She then may solidify this majority if Justice Kennedy and perhaps Justice Thomas leave the Court.
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China acted boldly to solidify its impressive rise while the United States had its focus elsewhere.
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Trump wants to make a deal happen as a way to solidify his place in history.
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This policy marked an effort to solidify U.S. influence in Asia and to balance against China.
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"Really, you do need to solidify your job before you start looking for houses," she said.
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"I think (housing data) helps solidify the position for the Fed to hold rates," Springmeyer said.
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It is highly misleading to suggest that Democrats "fought" efforts to solidify the program into law.
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As soon as it was put in the bill, that's where our opposition started to solidify.
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Or should it look to solidify the diverse crop of voters who have been most loyal?
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Or chill the soup and the grease will rise and solidify, then just scoop it off.
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Giuliani's relationship with Parnas, Fruman and Correia appeared to solidify with the Fraud Guarantee business deal.
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Political analysts argue the recent surge in migration has helped Democrats solidify their control in Nevada.
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The army officers who pushed him from office had once helped solidify his hold on it.
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Some Democrats have worried that pushing to impeach Trump could just solidify and energize his base.
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The U.S. and India have worked to solidify bilateral trade and security relations in recent years.
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And it would solidify a conservative majority on the nation's highest court, possibly for a generation.
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This realization has helped solidify Mr. Oza's wealth, though his is not a Horatio Alger tale.
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A convincing victory in Nevada will solidify his status going into Super Tuesday in two weeks.
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I sat there as the cold, floury water began to solidify, and my mind went blank.
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It's no secret we love Anne, but moments like this really solidify our admiration for the actress.
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The World Cup has given Russian President Vladimir Putin yet another opportunity to solidify his global dominance.
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But long-term collaboration with the right stylist can solidify a celebrity's status as a fashion superstar.
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The recent selloff in crude will likely solidify Saudi Arabia's intention to maintain output reductions, analysts said.
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" "The Gran Varones Project was created to build and solidify community among Latino queer men through storytelling.
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This camping story from Reddit user Morenapkinspls will solidify that: I've posted this on my other account.
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Kate Young is one of the most powerful stylists in Hollywood today — and 2017 helped solidify that.
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While the Saudis were staunchly anticommunist, Riyadh's primary incentive seemed to be to solidify its C.I.A. ties.
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In fact, they pretty much solidify who I am, matching what I feel to how I look.
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If a Donald Trump nominee were to be confirmed, the conservative majority on those issues might solidify.
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In response to the walk back, Rubio also introduced legislation to solidify the full ban on Huawei.
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However, the report's authors noted that further investigations were needed to solidify the significance of their findings.
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That point could yet come, should Clinton's seven-point convention bounce solidify into a sustained polling lead.
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Kavanaugh's confirmation to the court would solidify a conservative majority on the court for the foreseeable future.
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One by one, we have to clearly state our issues and solidify them on a concrete basis.
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It is clear President Obama was attempting to solidify his legacy on the way out the door.
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Want a new way to get a good recommendation, solidify industry contacts, and possibly secure future work?
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But if he loses, that would solidify machine domination in one of the world's most complex games.
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Malaysia's opposition parties also tend to be fragmented, with infighting helping to solidify BN's grip on power.
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The reports helped solidify the imagery behind a couple of the UFO tropes we know and love.
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"The questions seem formulated to solidify elements of chargeable offenses," German added in an interview with CNBC.
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Later that same evening, the Democratic electors will need to solidify their support for the Republican choice.
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But Xi's efforts to solidify his power, among other factors, have stretched that arrangement to its limits.
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Endorsements and media attention were helping the brand solidify among the titans of sport and athletic wear.
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People in such situations tend rather to solidify their national consciousness and rise up against perceived oppressors.
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Flip the eggs over as they solidify and brown until they have formed a soft, golden omelet.
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The legacy Yams was able to solidify with his brain child, A$AP Mob, would mature posthumously.
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Nebraska wideout Kenny Bell could solidify things in 2016 if he's healthy, after missing all last season.
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The trip is meant to solidify the United States's new, more open policy toward the communist nation.
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I do think we need to take some first steps to just solidify the Affordable Care Act.
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Still to come: the expected abolishment of presidential term limits, enabling Xi Jinping to solidify his rule.
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The Boltons still want a marriage alliance with the Starks to solidify their hold on the North.
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Once a hamlet or village was taken over, South Vietnamese government officials moved in to solidify control.
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Now the Supreme Court needs to solidify protections for Gavin and students like him across the country.
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Flashy video games like "Call of Duty" have helped solidify some misperceptions about combat and military life.
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May's absence threatened to solidify a growing perception of her, fairly or not, as remote and arrogant.
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But injuries continually hindered her ability to solidify a role in the rotation of Coach Mike Thibault.
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The initial public offering would solidify Aston Martin's recovery after years of financial struggles and product difficulties.
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When it cools down, the fat tends to solidify around other flushed items such as wet wipes.
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Every unforeseen executive order signed by Trump will continue to solidify this high-risk, high-reward environment.
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This catastrophe may solidify the mass exodus from Puerto Rico, unless long-term reconstruction commitments are made.
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In the following months, Modi's government introduced a series of extraordinary initiatives meant to solidify Hindu dominance.
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One contestant, Iain Watters, put his baked Alaska in the freezer to solidify some melted ice cream.
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A Pompeo-Kim meeting could help solidify plans for a Trump summit with the North Korean leader.
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Terabatake said it was still too early for any company to solidify its lead in this category.
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The recent selloff likely helped to solidify the intention of Saudi Arabia to keep tightening output, analysts said.
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To solidify its place in the region, EasyTaxi merged with Colombian taxi-hailing app Tappsi in December 23.5.
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Cook, breaking them up, until they start to solidify, 1 to 2 minutes, then add in the fish.
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Though it did not bring about any direct political change, the event did solidify suffragists' goals and purpose.
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Elizabeth Warren can solidify a policy-heavy campaign that is looking increasingly formidable after a rocky start. Sen.
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Is it too late for Lillard to solidify a spot, somewhere, on MVP ballots across the voting pool?
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US military officials believe AQAP is exploiting the ongoing civil war in Yemen to solidify its presence there.
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He also repeated his wish to visit the country along with other religious leaders to solidify the peace.
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The mask will start to instantly solidify a few minutes post-mixing, so you've got to work fast.
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Many filmmakers have that one signature shot that will forever solidify them in film history— Spielberg has dozens.
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My superiors reaped the benefits of the relationships that I was able to establish and solidify with clients.
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To solidify its position in the region, Easy Taxi merged with Colombian taxi-booking app Tappsi in 2015.
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And while it is likely to solidify Trump's base, will such an approach ignite record breaking Democratic turnout?
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That's the only thing that matters – embracing the actions we can take going forward to solidify our recovery.
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"Happy to delay a launch for a few months to solidify and strengthen the company," Beck told CNBC.
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Trump believes it will solidify in the public's mind that there's a Deep State out to get him.
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So depending on how the Court rules, this ruling could either solidify or weaken LGBTQ rights in America.
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The AKC says that Labs are an intelligent and family-friendly breed, helping to solidify their high ranking.
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Stillman insists that his generation is already locked in to football—Madden and fantasy sports helped solidify that.
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Chapman is expected to take over the closer role from Hector Rondon and further solidify the Cubs' bullpen.
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The linesmen do such a good job at it that the cameras can only help solidify their decisions.
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The move hands union negotiators a huge bargaining chip as they work to solidify new five-year contracts.
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Most would-be autocratic leaders today exploit existing tensions within complex societies in order to solidify their support.
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Bernie Sanders' 2016 campaign looks to solidify its foothold in Democratic Party politics, the WFP's ambitions are broadening.
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He said he expected coverage of the episode to solidify support behind Republican candidates ahead of the midterms.
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Either way, uniting the markets could help solidify them and ensure the most vulnerable people have plan options.
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Team officials have said they want to solidify the pitching staff ahead of the July 31 trade deadline.
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The scene helped solidify his decision that further distancing measures were necessary to prevent the disease from spreading.
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An electrical charge from a high-voltage power line, for example, can solidify sand with a telltale signature.
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President Xi Jinping is expected to enshrine his ideology in the party's constitution, helping to solidify his legacy.
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The promotions of Mr. Waldron and Mr. Scherr solidify the dominance of executives from Goldman's investment-banking division.
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"To solidify this point, he later retweeted his campaign manager who claimed that "POTUS doesn't even know him!
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The first iPod, unveiled in 2001, helped solidify Apple's rebound under the leadership of co-founder Steve Jobs.
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Yet Trump's strategy -- constantly feeding his base's more inflammatory political instincts to solidify his position -- comes with risks.
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He later clarified reports, saying he never agreed to perform because he needed to solidify his tour schedule.
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With Ingenico in tow, Worldline will have a massive base of merchants and volume to solidify its standing.
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Democrats who approve of his monetary policy could turn on Powell if he tries to solidify conservative support.
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The series helped solidify the idea that distinguishing between real and fake, truth and fabrication, isn't really important.
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The National Constituent Assembly has the power to rewrite the constitution and is likely to solidify Maduro's power.
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The recent history of lopsided midterm contests suggests that such advantages grow and solidify as the election approaches.
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And its legislators and politicians will solidify their reputation as the most overpaid and incompetent in the nation.
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Whatever his personal sympathies, he was a presidential hopeful and wanted to solidify the Protestant vote for himself.
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The memorial will solidify the ideals of inclusion that the Kings defended in their united life of activism.
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And the emphasis on Bulgaria's history and culture could have been stronger, to help solidify its choice as backdrop.
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The "showtune magician" gimmick was meant to solidify Blake's Broadway cred—but instead made him seem like an imposter.
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Luckily, our planet's molten core probably began to solidify during the late Ediacaran period, according to the new paper.
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Salesforce is trying to solidify that pipeline by introducing a new part of its education program, called Future Centers.
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"As populations are in decline, those income classes solidify, and ... the economic mobility that people have declines," he said.
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Both Moscow and Damascus hope to use oil revenues to help rebuild western Syria and solidify the regime's hold.
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I think there are landmarks in any project that can help identify or solidify a project's identity and message.
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The deal was crucial—combining these companies together would solidify the shares needed to keep succession in the family.
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Kaine wants ensure Hillary Clinton can solidify her post-debate gains in several swing states and in national polls.
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Ultimately, as the changes in the region solidify, Latin America will become more prosperous, more independent, and more important.
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The app's next step, to become an actual government ID system, will further solidify it as China's official app.
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That would only further solidify the company's ambitions to have Chrome power all classes of devices beyond the smartphone.
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That's why results can swing so widely early in the race, but tend to solidify as Election Day approaches.
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One thing that could solidify the trend is if automakers perform more specific resurrections of classic cars and styles.
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Kavanaugh, if confirmed, would solidify a conservative, 5-4 majority on the nation's highest court for the foreseeable future.
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Carey's early discography helped to solidify her place as one of the most talented voices of an entire generation.
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The goal was for the home-sharing startup to publicly solidify its already strong ties to the Democratic establishment.
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While the Latino business community has made significant strides, much remains to be done to encourage and solidify growth.
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If Trump were to get the opportunity to fill a second seat, he could further solidify the Shelby majority.
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The rest of the AERO15's specs solidify it as a well-specced machine, considering size and battery constraints.
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With the new hub, Facebook aims to solidify its position as a place where users can connect for help.
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Nose tackles Damon Harrison and Ian Williams are both set to be free agents, which could help solidify things.
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As Stone and Chandra build their case, Helen and Box solidify theirs, too, and it's not all good news.
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Indeed, the Iranian regime has been working diligently to solidify its footprint in, and hold over, the Syrian state.
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The momentum to solidify a win in the House is building now, and now is the time to act.
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Yet nothing has done more to solidify his patina of red-blooded Americana than his role as Jack Ryan.
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As Donald J. Trump began to solidify his path to the presidency on Tuesday night, international markets fell sharply.
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Her distributed portraits were also used to solidify her status as empress of India, a country she never visited.
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He will secretly try and solidify, or even grow, the North Korean program of weapons of mass destruction (WMDs).
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Republicans are hopeful that having support from both Trump and Kasich can solidify two divergent factions within the GOP.
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Picking a conservative to replace Kennedy could solidify the court as a right-leaning body for years to come.
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His return from an early-season injury and subsequent insertion into the starting lineup helped solidify Indiana's postseason positioning.
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The United States national champion, he then added two quad toe loops, one in combination, to solidify his lead.
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The president's re-election campaign is marshaling such economic news to solidify his base of white working-class voters.
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The presidents agreed to "take steps to solidify the relationship and institutionalize mechanisms of cooperation," the White House said.
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Before Biden can win the Democratic nomination to face him next year, he must solidify his support in Iowa.
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"This just gives me a reason," he said with a laugh, "to solidify that for the rest of time."
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The congress represents Mr. Xi's moment to solidify his reputation as one of the strongest Chinese leaders in decades.
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Since coming to the Senate, Loeffler has been maneuvering to win over skeptics and solidify her conservative bona fides.
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And, look at every coffee break and lunch as a chance to meet people, share ideas, and solidify relationships.
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Other participants can upvote or downvote the post, and when a post gets enough attention, they solidify those plans.
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Iran leaned into the confrontation on Tuesday seeking to use it to solidify its advantage over Washington in Iraq.
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That has left negotiators scrambling to solidify a tentative agreement hashed out during a round of talks in February.
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The investigations of Google and others took years to complete, giving the companies extra time to solidify their dominance.
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Russia would likely demand restraint as well, but use the opportunity to solidify its ties with the Islamic Republic.
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When it's complete, the first-of-its-kind screen time study will help doctors better solidify their screen time recommendations.
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Golden State's legacy is at stake—a victory would solidify their place among the very best teams in NBA history.
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The two were joined by lawyers and a private judge to solidify the final details over a five-hour meeting.
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This kind of harmless trolling is how online communities establish who is in-group and solidify their sense of community.
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Uber isn't the first ride-sharing company to see the Snapchat as a way to solidify its cred among millennials.
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In Iraq and Syria, Iran has worked hard to solidify gains after the collapse of central authority in both countries.
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We solidify plans for the night, and then I Skype with a friend from home while the other two nap.
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I did, however, find enough gems to solidify that I will be abbreviating LHC for the rest of my life.
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A Sanders win in the state would further solidify his position near the top of the 2020 Democratic primary race.
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Outside war against Stutzman Soon after the 2014 midterms, McConnell moved swiftly to solidify his hold on the Senate majority.
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So long as the DFS is on board, the bosses agree to meet in Guadalajara to solidify the empire. Great.
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After the two talked it out, they decided to solidify their friendship with a new take on a signature handshake.
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These are evolving regulations, but it's something that obviously we're going to make sure that we implement as regulations solidify.
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Her first project will be to solidify a plan to ensure the Gawker archives have a safe and permanent home.
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The brand's partnership with Nordstrom this year helped solidify that approach and further establish the company's footing in the market.
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"Target is on a good journey to become and solidify a position as one of America's easiest places to shop."
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The backless mule takes steps to further elevate the company and solidify Vans as more than just a skater brand.
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The meetings may solidify a Moscow-Riyadh axis that has developed over the past three years, at least on oil.
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As the Knicks tried to solidify their backcourt, they created another hole in their roster with the departure of Lopez.
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Also appearing was a band with a name unpublishable in this publication — which only serves to solidify its street cred.
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Stunningly, as Argentina's government strives to solidify economic reforms, it has an unexpected historic opportunity to root out systemic corruption.
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We must keep the pressure up as we fight to solidify these gains in 2020 and keep Orange County blue.
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When it began to thicken, I added two cups of shredded carrots and put it in the fridge to solidify.
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It could help Mr. Trump solidify the support of consistently conservative voters who may have reservations about his iconoclastic views.
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They can hopefully solidify positions moving forward and provide more consistent production from those positions than we got in 2016.
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And Favreau uses the talents of Filoni (both have executive-producer credits on the show) to help solidify that vision.
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Santos thinks that program, which made every student at the school familiar with circles, helped solidify the previous years' efforts.
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Honestly: show me a man who's not thirsting all over Instagram trying to solidify his "brand" and I'll marry him.
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Democrats certainly aimed for one to solidify their argument that the Republican ticket is completely unqualified to lead the country.
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On Sunday, Troy University will solidify itself as one of the NFL's unlikeliest breeding grounds for Super Bowl pass rushers.
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Although it wouldn't solidify as a distinct entity until a while later, pop-punk came into its own in 1978.
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That makes it important for the campaigns to try to solidify loyalty among those serving as delegates at the convention.
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He predicted that the new Metro-North station will help solidify Morris Park's reputation as a desirable middle-class district.
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After the girl told me she was trans, I immediately had sex with several cis women to solidify my manhood.
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Chinese authorities took similar action to solidify the force majeure defenses of Chinese companies after the SARS outbreak, said Zhou.
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Attijariwafa said it is looking to solidify its solvency ratios in order to get regulatory approval for buying Barclays Egypt.
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Sanders is hoping that doing well with Hispanic and young voters in Nevada can solidify his newfound front-runner status.
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Danny Glover, a liaison to historically black colleges, introduced a tour he believed could solidify support from young black voters.
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"The Democrats become single-issue candidates, which weakens them," Ceraso said, adding that the proceedings will only solidify Trump's base.
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Das also urged Indian public sector banks (PSBs) to not depend solely on government capital infusions to solidify their balance sheets.
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The recent selloff likely helped to solidify the intention of Saudi Arabia, OPEC's defacto leader, to keep tightening output, analysts said.
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He did a lot of things right throughout the season: he built deep relationships and had fun nicknames to solidify alliances.
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A record-breaking December, when temperatures were 6º above last century's average, helped solidify 2015's place in the record books.
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In the near-term, however, the USS Ford will use the PSA to solidify integration of several upgraded ship defense weapons.
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And to solidify his gains, Putin is trying to bring the bodies of water around Crimea further under the Kremlin's control.
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Of course, you can solidify your status as the favorite child and splurge on the top luxury Mother's Day gifts available.
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The announcement should solidify conservative support for the president – making the already-marginalized Never Trump faction of the Republican Party irrelevant.
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Debbie Dingell had been warning Clinton she was bound to lose the state unless she did more to solidify her position.
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The studio had gotten the sense that things weren't going well, and the company wanted to weekend to solidify a replacement.
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"We're in talks right now trying to solidify a plan to make that happen which is just crazy," Jarmon tells PEOPLE.
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Country Garden continued to solidify its market leadership in Guangzhou, with 42% of value of land acquired in the southern province.
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In eastern Europe, the focus is on infrastructure that can solidify links between the old continent and BRI projects farther east.
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Molten metal poured in at the top of a chamber breaks into droplets that cool and solidify on their way down.
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Besides dropping musical hits, it seems as though the boy band's latest business venture will solidify their global stardom almost immediately.
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The Ukrainians saw this meeting as critically important in order to solidify the support of their most important international partner. Amb.
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We can guess that in her case she's likely referring to her inability to solidify a singular psychological theory of art.
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Voters mainly do not feel urgency to solidify their primary choice, again because in November they'll vote for any Democrat nominated.
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The bill aims to solidify the city&aposs Jewish majority, but stops short of formal annexation, making the practical implications unclear.
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The Jacksonville Jaguars are taking a chance on Marcell Dareus, hoping he can solidify the team&aposs most glaring defensive deficiency.
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It received two Tony Award nominations and helped solidify Portman's reputation as one of the best up-and-coming young actresses.
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It is this Drake, the "nice guy," that has helped solidify his spot in the hearts of so many female listeners.
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Now, a book that helped solidify YA's place in pop culture is also getting a movie version — and it's about time.
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The Cleveland Indians are taking advantage of the fading Chicago White Sox to solidify their position atop the American League Central.
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Ayrault also said another U.N. Security Council resolution could be possible to help solidify the position of the new Libyan government.
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The Chiefs signed CB Darrelle Revis on Wednesday to solidify their secondary, but it is unclear whether he will play Sunday.
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But as Perry pointed out, more work needs to be done to solidify the claim that honeybees can actually do arithmetic.
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To solidify my advice, I sometimes go through the math of possible seed rounds and how future rounds can play out.
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Wombats solidify and sculpt the turds using the lopsided elasticity of the intestinal walls in the final tenth of the tract.
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This has the potential to solidify a culture of government dependency that welfare reform efforts have fought so hard to address.
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And then another in the album from a different angle to really solidify his "Walden in lime-green-pineapple shorts" vibe.
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Students in the program sign a Contribution Agreement, which doesn't solidify all final details about IP ownership but begins the conversation.
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Photoshop is a bomb skill to have, but there's another software you'll want to master to solidify your creative tool belt.
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Her early experimentation with concentrating on forming smaller collages helped the artist solidify her preferences when working and her artistic style.
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While Donnelly's decision does not assure Haspel's confirmation, it does help solidify the numbers needed to get her through the chamber.
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Investors will look to the British employment data later in the session to see if the pound can solidify its position.
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The Houthis allied with a former President and co-opted tribal networks in an effort to solidify and expand their power.
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This practice accomplishes two things: it helps you solidify what you've accomplished today, and it ensures you'll have a productive tomorrow.
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For Obama, the monument designation in his last year in office could solidify his legacy as a defender of LGBT rights.
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They argue it would solidify the secrecy surrounding donations to 501(c)(4) groups that use the contributions for political purposes.
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He is constantly thinking about how to solidify his political support and has no compunction doing what is necessary to win.
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However, it has been unable to solidify its hold on the capital in Tripoli, let alone the rest of the country.
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And while Democrats solidify their response — some form of expanded government coverage — many elected Republicans are trying to avoid the topic.
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"Over time, it was kind of reaching a place where her addiction was starting to really solidify and escalate," he said.
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If Toronto dispatches Curry and the Warriors, it would solidify basketball in the region, meaning more potential exposure for the duo.
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The parties had already talked about other proposals in the draft, though their inclusion in the document seemed to solidify them.
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Where Americans were already increasingly leaning into home-viewing for movies and television, the coronavirus outbreak might further solidify this trend.
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"The governing model of dividing your country to solidify your base is just not one I can adhere to," he said.
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"People have been saying the race was going to solidify into Biden-versus-Warren," said Paul Begala, a longtime Democratic strategist.
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"He's always made that case that you have to solidify the gains that you've made and then go further," said Kenyatta.
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Legislation has been introduced in Congress that would solidify the legal standing of the agreements and set limits on their terms.
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If, with their combined expertise, they can correct the course, the country could yet solidify its reputation as Africa's rising star.
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The president's involvement in the race could help solidify the governor's standing with conservative voters who aren't yet sold on him.
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By enacting the Music Modernization Act, the 115th Congress can solidify America's position as the world's leader in securing IP rights.
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As the 2020 election nears, the big three social media companies have been scrambling to solidify their approaches to political advertising.
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"These transactions further complement and solidify Occidental's dominant position in the Permian Basin," Chief Executive Vicki Hollub said in a statement.
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She's still a political player, but the campaign is different this time: It's a bid to solidify her place in history.
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I had a new friend group that I was desperate to see solidify (eventually, it would, but these things take time).
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His display of violence, which hits uncompromisingly close to home, ought to solidify him as an arch but also plausible villain.
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Kavanaugh is Trump's second nominee, giving the president a chance to solidify conservative control of the court for years to come.
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But in a quest to solidify their sound Lily West switched to bass, shifting the focus towards psych and garage rock.
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Was Gomez using this as a strategic way to get ahead of Bieber, and solidify her allegiance and attention to her fans?
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""With all studies, we need replication of the findings in different populations to solidify our conclusions concerning the veracity of the findings.
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To solidify this idea even more, a relic pops up the game that only Byleth can wield: the Sword of the Creator.
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It will either solidify President Recep Tayyip Erdogan&aposs grip on the nation of 22016 million people, or restrain his political ambitions.
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Many celeb besties get matching tattoos to solidify a friendship, but Kendall Jenner and Cara Delevingne aren't just any A-list BFFs.
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The Center for Democracy & Technology wants to help craft those legal principles to solidify Americans' digital privacy rights for the first time.
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Also, scientists believe that asteroids may have brought life's building blocks to Earth, and studying Bennu's samples may help solidify that theory.
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Partisan battle lines within Congress solidify, public anger is stoked, and what little chance exists of progress between the branches is minimized.
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Meantime, the company's "Protect this House" marketing campaigns were working to solidify Under Armour as a male-centric, high performance-focused brand.
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It represents a blow to the company as it looks to solidify its leadership in treating DMD, which has limited treatment options.
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Much of that comes down to the artists who worked during the early stages of the production process to solidify the look.
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Some of the sources said the U.S. cancer company plans to speak with more possible buyers and request to solidify their offers.
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Not only must a solution provider provide a core solution or service, it must solidify its place in the drone tech stack.
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Obama hopes to further solidify his climate agenda when he travels onward from Midway to the Group of 20 summit in China.
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Investors will look to the British employment data due later in the session to see if the pound can solidify its position.
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Nicknamed "the Diesel," Riggins has long been praised for a 43-yard touchdown run that helped solidify the Redskins' 27-17 victory.
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If Slack's strategy pans out, it could pull away from the pack and solidify itself as the next staple of the enterprise.
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War For the Planet of the Apes will solidify that argument – because Caesar carries this film and that doesn't happen without Serkis.
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He's scaled up his executive power moves in a bid to solidify some of his legacy items before Donald Trump takes office.
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The TPP was supposed to solidify the U.S.' presence in the region, but Trump called it a potential disaster for the country.
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Both teams were eliminated from playoff contention, so Sunday's game was meaningless except for those players looking to solidify themselves for 2017.
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Being able to do that helps solidify the emotional connection, the spiritual connection and it ends that romantic exciting piece to it.
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Fittingly, the event was seen in Galapagos Island finches, the same group of birds that helped Darwin solidify his theory of evolution.
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"But, on Italy, my reflection would be a bit different, this country must solidify its industrial basis ... must reinforce its own competitiveness."
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Both chambers had hoped to solidify a deal by the end of the week in order to recess for the November elections.
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The notion that we would seek to prolong this conflict, giving time for terrorists to solidify their grip in Yemen, is absurd.
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The most recent purchase continues the company's aggressive strategy to buy out its competitors to further solidify its place in the market.
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I believe from personal experience that such exposure is integral to the way young adults develop their beliefs or solidify their opinions.
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Trump has helped Kim solidify his position at home, and put him on equal footing with the most powerful country on earth.
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They lunched with Republican operators who said that Heimbach—an avowed National Socialist—would help the GOP solidify the disaffected white vote.
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Trump's victory instead allowed Republicans to first solidify the court's existing conservative majority, and now push it even further to the right.
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Pelosi, as she races to solidify support for her leadership bid, reportedly spoke Tuesday with one of her most vocal critics, Rep.
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High-intensity laser or electron beams are then used to selectively melt certain areas of the layer, which rapidly cool and solidify.
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The unveiling of a near-complete fossil hominid skeleton dating back 3.67 million years will only solidify the importance of the region.
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This is when campaigns had to get serious in their appeals to voters and solidify their ground game ahead of Election Day.
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Second, the White House must clarify and solidify where USIM fits in the administration's larger approach to foreign policy and national security.
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Any deal would solidify BlackRock's standing and further disrupt the continental European market, which is tightly controlled by domestic banks and insurers.
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Looking to solidify their unsettled situation at kicker, the Giants signed Randy Bullock, a former Houston Texans and Jets kicker, on Monday.
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The moderate Republican congressman also criticized the Trump campaign's decision to solidify traditional GOP voters at the expense of newer voting blocs.
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The Cubs and members of the Muslim community will hold additional meetings in the future to solidify details of the outreach efforts.
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Philly's Lil Uzi Vert has been on a tear this year to solidify himself as one of rap's most promising rising stars.
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He knowingly turned away from the plight of African-Americans as he worked with Southern Democrats to solidify his New Deal coalition.
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But a command performance, or even an adequate one, would probably solidify his lead and cut off Sanders's path to an upset.
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To really solidify these results, however, researchers say these discrepancies between the infant EEGs and the organoid will need to be reconciled.
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The Mets made their long-awaited move to solidify their infield, and they did so with a familiar face in New York.
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Through his remarks, Kushner was trying to solidify Republican support for prison reform, 1 of 4 sources who attended the dinner said.
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The win comes as Sanders looks to solidify his claim as frontrunner for the Democratic nomination with a strong Super Tuesday performance.
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That helped the shoe company solidify its position in the basketball world for the next couple decades following Michael Jordan's 2003 retirement.
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Democrats expect Trump to greenlight many last-minute regulatory changes and other initiatives to solidify his legacy in case he loses reelection.
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That helped the shoe company solidify its position in the basketball world for the next couple decades following Michael Jordan's 2003 retirement.
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There's a chance his party could solidify around him, as not much Trump does has impacted his approval rating in the past.
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In the next few weeks, this administration will have a chance to solidify their commitment to life with a new healthcare bill.
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Work on a plant to solidify the liquids for eventual burial is 2120 years behind schedule and billions of dollars over budget.
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After making sure your dependents are taken care of, giving to a charitable cause is a great way to solidify your legacy.
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What was nice about the opportunity to do the first three was that I could really solidify the look and the style.
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The bill, which would solidify Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Hindu-nationalist agenda, is expected to easily pass the lower house of Parliament.
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GOP leaders are looking to solidify Senate support for the bill, with two Republicans saying they can't support the bill as written.
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This merger would solidify its move into other product areas, and expand its reach in the jewelry business and with American consumers.
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The South Korean leader also said he hopes the revised agreement with the U.S. will help solidify their cooperation in other areas.
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A long power outage can cause molten aluminium to solidify in the potline's cells, from which it has to be chiselled out.
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Since becoming Twitter's first-ever chief marketing officer in 2016, Leslie Berland has helped to solidify the company's brand and marketing direction.
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That meeting would help solidify ties between the US and Ukraine, which Kyiv wants strengthened due to Russia's invasion of the country.
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"Downward Dog" only aired eight episodes, but that was enough to solidify its place in the one-and-done hall of fame.
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Extending the list of Venezuelan officials who are under United States sanctions will only help the Venezuelan government solidify its inner circle.
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If Roy Moore is elected to the United States Senate, Trump will solidify his position as the author of the rewritten conservative.
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That makes tonight especially crucial for him, as a stumble could stunt that growth — just as a stellar performance could solidify it.
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Clinton hopes to solidify her delegate lead, will likely be made up of a 25 percent Latino and 20 percent African-American electorate.
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Yet it was this conversation with Tyrion plus his conversation right afterwards with Dany that seemed to solidify Jon's decision to murder her.
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Delivering GOP upsets in the jungle primary would solidify McCarthy as the odds-on successor to retiring House Speaker Paul Ryan, R-Wis.
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Today, the word has gained a whole new meaning with peel-off masks, which have a gel-like consistency and solidify after application.
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Now he has delivered a conservative jurist, a move that will likely do much to solidify his political position within his own party.
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If you think the 98-year-old attempt to solidify women's rights in the U.S. Constitution died in the 383s, you are wrong.
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All the magma in the pipe will cool rapidly and solidify, mixing with all the debris to create the mixed up kimberlite breccia.
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It's like Bush Sr. all over again — good thing he didn't solidify the comparison while visiting with a key Asian leader last week.
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GOP Wisconsinites can solidify Trump as the front-runner, or finally prove that Cruz wins in head-to-head matchups in key states.
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They brought about the Minsk Agreement that was supposed to solidify a ceasefire and bring back all of Ukraine's borders under Kiev's control.
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"The downward guidance for 2019 capital expenditures helped solidify the dividend is safe," said Brian Youngberg, a senior energy analyst for Edward Jones.
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Embracing the DREAMers' cause could help solidify her left-wing bona fides among another crucial constituency for a potential internal Democratic Party race.
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However, the move could further solidify Facebook's position as one of the top mobile app makers, in terms of app installs and usage.
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The result is likely to further solidify Keytruda as an initial treatment for advanced lung cancer, by far the most lucrative oncology market.
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The changes solidify that Facebook is entering a new era as it chases the trend of feed sharing giving way to private communication.
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Bernie Sanders, a breakout moment at the June Democratic debates has helped solidify her ascent into the 2020 field's top tier of candidates.
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But before ClassPass can dive deep into a wellness vertical, it must first solidify its place as a global aggregator of studio fitness.
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In the following years, Blair continued to solidify herself in Hollywood and in 2010, she began a relationship with fashion designer Jason Bleick.
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As Obama continues to solidify his climate legacy, U.S. efforts to address climate change will reduce pollution, lower oil consumption and save money.
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Dugas provided an extensive list of his sexual contacts; the information he volunteered helped to solidify the theory that HIV was sexually transmitted.
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The Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee passed the bills on Wednesday as Republicans look to solidify Congress's influence over agency rulemaking.
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Netanyahu, under criminal investigation for bribery and breach of trust, has shifted sharply to the right to solidify support among his voter base.
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Erdoğan's ruling party (AKP) has allied since 2018 with the country's most nationalist party to solidify its credentials as a populist-nationalist champion.
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Nobody would rely on either of them to come in and solidify a position group, but I think they're both decent cheap gambles.
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Kavanaugh's confirmation to the Supreme Court would solidify an extremist court that places corporate interests before people's interests for at least a generation.
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"What this bill does, to put it simply, is to solidify the secrecy around the role of big money in campaigns," Levin said.
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Clinton seeks to solidify the support of black voters, who have voted for her overwhelmingly in primary contests across the South and Midwest.
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But to solidify that change, he said he felt he needed to become better, to push harder against the boundaries of painting itself.
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Going into the final, she was the heavy favorite and was expected to solidify herself as one of the Rio Olympics' biggest stars.
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The approach underscores KLM's effort to solidify its American market, where it currently has eight gateways for passengers to fly directly to Amsterdam.
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"We are laser focused on London as our first location and intend to solidify our position within the market before expansion," says Saio.
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Others will say it as a formality, a way to obtain a coveted US passport and solidify their residency here for a lifetime.
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Kavanaugh's confirmation to the lifetime position would be the second of the Trump administration and solidify conservative control of the nation's top court.
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The report aims to develop international norms on gene editing and begin to solidify global policy about using this technology between leading countries.
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Their splits and EPs showed a young band attempting to find their place in the genre while still struggling to solidify their lineup.
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Neurosis's label Neurot Recordings released the album, and this temporary association helped to solidify a growing fanbase within experimental metal for the band.
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As both parties make their way to Singapore and solidify their negotiating strategies, let's take a look at how we got here. Feb.
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What happened in the ensuing innings is yet another in a series of incidents that would solidify Cobb's reputation as an unrepentant villain.
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In its bid to solidify its position as the dominant consumer cryptocurrency player, Coinbase has been on quite the M&A tear lately.
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He appeared to solidify his control over the company's operations around 2015 when Nike's co-founder Phil Knight stepped down as company chairman.
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Later in the studio, the trio invited one of their songwriters, Natalie Hemby, to get on the mic and solidify The Highwomen's lineup.
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But the research helps solidify that large islands without mammalian predators can produce some pretty wacky wildlife, including New Zealand's famous enormous birds.
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The Russian military is dug in deep in Syria, where years of its support has helped solidify dictator Bashar Assad's grip on power.
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Sevilla defensive midfielder Steven Nzonzi is coming on for Corentin Tolisso, as France looks to solidify their defense and wrap this game up.
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To further solidify the Jackson parallels, Teddy says his brother developed a rare skin condition and can longer go out in the sunlight.
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Not so easily quantified is how much Morenz's blazing talents helped solidify the N.H.L.'s early success, especially in brand-new American markets.
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If the rabble-rousing nationalist can win in these places, he will solidify his centrality and his case that he can win anywhere.
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Critics say that would make already wealthy teams even more powerful in the player acquisition market and solidify their dominance over domestic rivals.
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The secret lies in the phase change material, which is made with gel beads that liquefy or solidify depending on your body temperature.
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But there are indications that President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia and Prime Minister Viktor Orban of Hungary helped solidify Mr. Trump's views.
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While teammates publicly said they accepted Harvey's apology, it will take time to again solidify his standing with the team and the public.
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The English language's tendency to solidify concepts as finite, discrete entities further denies us opportunities to escape the artificial constrictions imposed on experience.
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His confirmation by the Senate would likely move the high court to the right and solidify a conservative majority for years to come.
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The partnership could also solidify the growing U.S.-India ties after Trump called on India to take a larger role in Afghanistan's development.
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When it started to solidify, they rolled the pitch in their mouths and chewed on it, like some sort of primitive bubble gum.
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The decision to hold the vote in the region is seen as an attempt to solidify Kurdish control of the oil rich province.
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Several Republican lawmakers are crafting legislative proposals to solidify the place of these immigrants, sometimes called Dreamers, before Donald Trump takes office Jan. 20.
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The president&aposs next Supreme Court nominee could solidify a conservative majority at the curt, for a generation or maybe a generation or two.
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ROSS: WELL, AS YOU KNOW, THE FIRST ON OUR AGENDA IS NAFTA BECAUSE WE THINK IT MAKES SENSE TO SOLIDIFY YOUR OWN NEIGHBORHOOD FIRST.
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"US forces should commit to at least three more years of extraordinary security cooperation," to solidify the hard-won gains in Mosul and elsewhere.
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Gain a professional understanding of how to utilize Google Analytics in our data-driven economy, and solidify yourself as your dream company's next hire.
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For their part, the Saudis want to solidify and strengthen U.S. and British diplomatic and military backing while they remain in conflict with Iran.
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Taking that on to win over what Clinton calls "thoughtful Republicans" — to solidify her lead in the general election — will be a hard task.
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To solidify his base of support, he has spent hours rallying on college campuses in an effort to capture the support of young voters.
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To solidify the look, Wilson also rocked the man bun at the Vanity Fair Oscar party on Sunday night ... doubling down on the statement.
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This belief could cause the regime to double down in Yemen, Iraq, Syria or Lebanon in an attempt to solidify and press regional gains.
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Replacing Justice Kennedy, known as the swing vote on the bench, with Judge Kavanaugh will undoubtedly solidify a more conservative majority on the court.
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While Clinton's campaign declined to commit initially, her aides have been working with the Democratic National Committee behind the scenes to solidify a date.
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This data is likely to further solidify its dominant position in newly diagnosed advanced lung cancer, by far the biggest commercial opportunity in oncology.
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"One of our winemakers, Ana Diogo-Draper, is the chief winemaker at Artesa," Saunders explains, trying to solidify what's in it for the winemakers.
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Hopkins notes free-agent center Ben Jones could, and should, come in and help solidify the line with savvy line calls and protection changes.
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Benchmark worries he will try to make appointments to the open board slots, even after Khosrowshahi has been named, to further solidify his power.
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Apple's position helped solidify its image as a company that values security, and the iPhone as a more secure device than various Android phones.
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"To solidify being the four of us, winning a major would definitely help that," said Fowler, a three-times winner on the PGA Tour.
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Attempting to solidify his run as Best Rapper Alive, as Complex designated him last year, he instead falls back into his old indulgent habits.
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By using his vast Twitter following, and striking themes like terrorism and climate change that electrify his supporters, Trump can solidify his political base.
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For Bisping, it represents the chance to score another marquee win over a well-known name and solidify his claim to a title shot.
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The two are a combined 28-of-52 from 3-point range over the last five games while helping to solidify the team's defense.
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The former deal would help solidify the alliance and eliminate the huge valuation discount investors apply to Renault's 43% stake in the Japanese group.
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The deal will further solidify Uber's presence in the Middle East, where one of its big backers, Saudi Arabia's sovereign wealth fund, is based.
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We both agreed we would make that record one day, but first let's solidify myself as a jazz pianist that people can respect first.
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Yesterday, Snapchat announced a new feature that addresses this pain point and seems to solidify its inevitable evolution into a more mature mobile app.
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Some, like Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, are supporting Trump's position as a way to solidify support from the protectionist wing of their party.
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The prospect of Hillary Clinton appointing Antonin Scalia's replacement, after the justice died in early 2016, also helped solidify Trump's standing among top conservatives.
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Running back Le'Veon Bell, who sat out last season after a contract dispute with the Pittsburgh Steelers, was brought in to solidify the offense.
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Chai also touted Uber's "high-potential markets in India and the Middle East where we continue to solidify our leadership position," according to Reuters.
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Kamala Harris landed on Biden in the first debate — can solidify support as well as poach some fans from the very rival you're slamming.
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The strategy also runs the risk of angering the immigrant rights activists pressing Democrats to use every tool they've got to solidify DACA protections.
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That rambling, xenophobic performance helped him solidify, almost overnight, a substantial base of support within a Republican electorate that otherwise didn't care for him.
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But a move like that would only further solidify hockey as a regional, niche sport amongst its larger counterparts such as baseball and basketball.
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It is a particularly potent issue with the Republican base, whose support he has sought to solidify after many voted for his primary opponent.
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In addition, Abbas signed 22 agreements and treaties in a move to solidify Palestinian standing in international affairs, though Wafa didn't specify which agreements.
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These developments — coupled with Frieze's focus on local galleries and artists — should help solidify the city's status as a vital center for visual arts.
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Events like Ms. Tharp's dance performances helped to solidify the school's reputation as a cultural hub, said Alfred Preisser, artistic director for the school.
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An easing of uncertainty around Brexit has helped solidify seven years of uninterrupted growth in the Irish services sector over the past few months.
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He's "doing exactly what he needs to be doing to solidify his independent brand in a heavily Democratic state," said one national GOP strategist.
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At the congress, Mr. Xi is likely to press to enshrine his ideology in the party's constitution, helping to solidify his legacy, analysts say.
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China has already started an expensive campaign at home and abroad to solidify its considerable hold on solar, wind and other energy-saving businesses.
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It made strategic sense for FFA to solidify our national expansion and strengthen our network of investors and mentors that are East Coast based.
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If Ms. Warren does not regain her footing, he can continue to solidify the backing of progressive voters who say they want fundamental change.
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An explosion of media coverage linking the rings to the age of dinosaurs helped to quickly solidify the new findings in the public's eye.
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Including energy firmly in the treaty can solidify expanding markets for the U.S. and help guarantee the long-term energy security of North America.
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The announcement by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of 6,200 homes in a contested area was seen as an effort to solidify right-wing support.
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It looms over the rolling controversies over public monuments, which solidify history in metal or stone, then deliquesce into pixels on Google Street View.
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This does not bode well for hopes to de-escalate the Syrian war; it is much more likely to solidify a Russian-led alliance.
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And in a move that would further solidify her progressive credentials, Warren proposes to end the ban on shedding student loan debt in bankruptcy.
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Wylie said that Bannon's plans began to solidify in 2014, when Cambridge Analytica consulted various Republican campaigns and PACs ahead of the midterm elections.
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With businesses anticipating productivity growth over the next several years, it makes sense for them to take some immediate steps to solidify their workforce.
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However in order for Trump to solidify his place in history as the greatest, he'll have to tackle and defeat a major societal ill.
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Democrats have accused Kavanaugh, a career Republican, of making judicial determinations based on partisan loyalty and have said that he will solidify Trump's agenda.
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Keep in mind that in 2010, the GOP had a very big year and that helped them solidify those lines for the next decade.
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Students who have seen deregulators' bold attempts to solidify existing hierarchies recognize that power matters in regard to speech as well as other things.
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Trump is clearly hoping for a steady stream of agricultural sales to China between now and November that will solidify his support among farmers.
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Avoiding Saturn's lessons may result in you falling prey to fear or dread, while embracing them may solidify your ability to act on instinct.
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"It presents an opportunity for her to solidify her position on immigration with primary voters," a Republican political consultant in Arizona told The Hill.
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As Simone Biles aims to solidify herself as the foremost female gymnast at the 2016 Summer Olympics, the world is watching – including some Hollywood heavyweights.
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After several attempts a few years ago to acquire Meda, a Swedish drug maker, Mylan finally found the price to solidify a deal: $7.2 billion.
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Officials say Thursday's government reshuffle will also solidify Razzaz's mandate to accelerate economic reforms, seen as crucial to spur growth in the debt-straddled country.
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Executives from PayPal and MasterCard said Tuesday that they see partnerships with banks as a way to create new user experiences and solidify customers' trust.
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Meanwhile, the White House, Neil, is also facing another big battle as the president is looking to solidify support for his pending Supreme Court nominee.
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Biologists tried to introduce bred cranes into states where cranes had died out to solidify new flocks, but early efforts failed, and the flocks died.
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The Japanese leader has gone to extraordinary lengths to forge personal ties with Trump, hoping that a friendship will solidify the US-Japan security partnership.
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Kylie continued to solidify her video vixen status in June when she shared steamy scenes with rapper PartyNextDoor in his "Come and See Me" video.
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To further solidify their relationship, Davidson went on SNL's "Weekend Update" to shut down haters who took issue with the couple's 20-year age difference.
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Dating timelines in 2017 — at least by my loosely-researched opinion — seem to dictate that it takes at least 3 months to solidify a relationship.
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Wafra will help us continue our rapid global expansion and solidify our position as the leader in a fast-growing, trillion-dollar flexible office market.
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She said last month that Trump is "goading" Democrats to try to impeach him because he believes it would help "solidify his base" of supporters.
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Clinton's Instagram account, Ms. Dunham has become a crucial ambassador for the Democratic presidential candidate as she looks to solidify her support among millennial women.
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Cruz's big night in Wisconsin helps solidify all these positions, and his campaign's odds of success are quickly turning from long shot to coin toss.
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Bernie Sanders is taking steps to solidify the movement he helped create, launching an organization called "Our Revolution" to press the work of his campaign.
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Patrik Fagerlund CEO and co-founder says the cash will enable them to solidify their position in Europe as well as expand in key markets.
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While no actual record or evidence of the game exists, the conspiracy theory was just too juicy to not solidify into bona fide arcade lore.
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In a piece yesterday, the NYT's Trip Gabriel reported that Trump's China stance is helping him to solidify support among blue-collar workers in Ohio.
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Huawei had hoped to not only solidify its place as a major Android phone maker, but perhaps gain a larger share of the U.S. market.
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I look forward to working with my colleagues to expand our presence in the U.S. and solidify Index's leadership role in the Valley and beyond.
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For months President Xi Jinping has been carefully preparing the ground for the meeting, where he is expected to solidify his power over China's government.
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" In the end, says the actress, 26, "Now I look back on it fondly because it made me every single time solidify who I was.
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I think this is great opportunities for us to solidify our relationships with other countries around the world coming in and being partners with us.
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In an episode where we see Jay adopt New School #BigMoves, David uses his idol in a classic way — to solidify an alliance with Zeke.
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The wireless charging uses a standard called Qi, also used by Samsung Electronics Co Ltd, which will likely solidify that technology as the industry standard.
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The move is clearly meant to help solidify Alexa's traction in the home, where Amazon already has a huge lead in terms of market share.
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Eventually the Air Force hopes to build out a workforce of officers to solidify this level of knowledge of coordinated C2 at a career level.
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In 2015 we raised capital from T. Rowe to both solidify the balance sheet and provide some liquidity to friends and family who had invested.
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To further solidify its multi-faceted approach, Redmi shed the Xiaomi branding in January to start operating as an independent brand focusing on cost efficiency.
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" Prince SAMO looks back on 2009 as the year when World's Fair decided to properly solidify and "move as a unit and get it rocking.
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One source familiar with her time at Square says that she played an important role in helping the company solidify its business for an IPO.
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What investment Russia has directed to Crimea has overwhelmingly served to solidify its military control of the surrounding sea, not to assist the peninsula's inhabitants.
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It was an opportunity for the mayor to solidify his relationship with a constituency that should be an unassailable base of support for his administration.
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" With the launching of the Moonshot initiative, he wrote, he plans to "solidify a genuine global commitment to end cancer as we know it today.
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It's the book that will solidify McKee's place as more than just a screenwriting guru—he's an anthropologist of narrative, more Aristotle than Syd Field.
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Pelosi, meanwhile, can use her stand against Trump to solidify her majority, which believes it was sent to Washington to check the President, behind her.
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The rookie starter Seth Lugo, who has helped solidify the Mets' rotation amid several other injuries, allowed two runs over five and a third innings.
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" Goldstone told the Sunday Times he "puffed up" language to try to solidify the meeting, saying "my email to Don Trump Jr. took three minutes.
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The Syria-Turkey Friendship Dam was meant to solidify ties between the two countries before the Syrian civil war stretched them to a breaking point.
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The team also re-signed forward Draymond Green to a four-year, $100 million contract extension to solidify his role as the team's defensive general.
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"I believe that we should solidify a class system in our society," Mr. Na, 47, was quoted as telling Kyunghyang reporters over dinner on Thursday.
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A standard no-churn method is to solidify it in ice cube trays, and then purée the frozen cubes in a blender or food processor.
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Clinton used the speech at the NAACP to try and solidify her hold on the black vote, which appears to be breaking hard against Trump.
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As an example, computer science R&D enables massive companies to solidify their cybersecurity infrastructures so that their business can flourish in an internet economy.
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Now in its 10th year, the shopping extravaganza continues to garner significant business and solidify Alibaba as a dominant force in the e-commerce industry.
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The new flights help solidify Russia's presence in the Middle East, where its roster of allies has dwindled since the collapse of the Soviet Union.
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All together, Black Panther's central concepts show up in all facets of its production, which helped solidify it as the major phenomenon that it was.
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If Jon Jones beats Daniel Cormier, he'll solidify his spot as the greatest UFC fighter of all time ... above Anderson Silva ... so says Alan Jouban.
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Still, most criticisms of the President by elites like Comey merely serve to solidify the views of his supporters that he is being unfairly maligned.
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To solidify our lead in the global AI development race, we must embrace our strength as the world's melting pot for technical researchers and practitioners.
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Trump has used it to blot out Obama's legacy (one of his few discernible policy goals), and to solidify his base of white, male voters.
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Trump was hoping to solidify Republicans around the deal struck by the two senators and urged many of the lawmakers to stay loyal to him.
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Although more research is needed to solidify a correlation between lifespan and giving back, it's worth noting that motivation played a role in this study.
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Without a foundation, it's hard to chase after your professional goals… but it can be hard to solidify a home if things aren't working professionally.
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But there does seem to be one area where corporate America is standing pat, waiting for the GOP's grand vision to solidify: Mergers and acquisitions.
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Her scores helped vault the team ahead of the pack and helped solidify their legacy as the best team in the history of women's gymnastics.
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The quick stay can be thought of as a time to solidify plans, save up some money for an apartment and get started on life.
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And now, with the retirement of the Supreme Court moderate Anthony Kennedy, Trump will be able to solidify the court's conservative majority for a generation.
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"In one, he's trying to solidify a divided Democratic Party into the general election," Professor Benjamin said of Mr. Cuomo's decision to debate Ms. Nixon.
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He also highlighted his trademark "One Belt, One Road" initiative to build roads, railways and other infrastructure projects that solidify Chinese economic and political influence.
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"Given how Kyrsten Sinema defines herself in the next few months, she could solidify her position with a real chance to win," Mr. Grijalva said.
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Mr. Lee faces charges that he bribed South Korean government officials to solidify his family's control of Samsung, one of the world's biggest business empires.
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Now, after decades in the industry, Salt-N-Pepa has a makeup collection with Milani to solidify their status as OGs in the beauty game.
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Alongside John Waldron, Gregg and Marc will lead our efforts to continue to solidify and grow our pre-eminent investment banking franchise around the world.
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For James Murdoch, a Sky deal would solidify his hold on a business he's credited with adroitly expanding to Germany and Italy and into broadband.
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It is at least arguable that the election has given the markets the impetus, and the excuse, to solidify deeper trends that were already underway.
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Merck stock jumped; its immunotherapy drug Keytruda is already approved in advanced lung cancer, and analysts said these results are likely to solidify its position.
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Getty Images on Wednesday filed a complaint against Google at the European Commission, accusing the search giant of promoting piracy to solidify its market dominance.
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Naz Masraff, an analyst at think tank Teneo Intelligence said the opposition's showing could solidify cooperation between opposition parties ahead of the 2022 general election.
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The next day his team announced plans to host an Evangelicals for Trump rally, where he launched a coalition to solidify and expand evangelical support.
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To put both in place, voters and activists need to grow coalitions, keep their issues in the headlines and solidify a hardline base of support.
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The clustered big state votes on Super Tuesday in March are much more likely to solidify the frontrunners and dictate the outcome of this contest.
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But, as the Kardashian family has proved, constant selfies, reality television, and the exposure of visible thongs beneath crocheted jumpsuits can also solidify a marriage.
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The clock is ticking, the Elder Beings have been invoked and possible futures have begun to solidify in ways that spell the end of humanity.
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Standstill can cause, among other problems, lubricants to solidify, which in turn results in a loss of precision and a need for laborious repair work.
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If the party instead chooses a far left progressive position, the Democrats will lose the White House and likely solidify a permanent Republican majority Senate.
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For us to come back from where we were to be able to solidify a playoff position, it's huge for this organization and going forward.
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And if he does, it will help solidify Rapinoe as someone with an outsized say on US politics, whether she wants that responsibility or not.
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" Earlier this week, South Korean President Moon Jae-in said his goal during his term is to move Pyongyang toward denuclearization and to "solidify peace.
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Nevada will be the most diverse state for the 2020 candidates so far, so a Sanders win would further solidify him as a front-runner.
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Trump has said he hopes Congress would use the time to solidify Dreamers into law, promising that if it couldn't, he will "revisit the issue."
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Yet pro-lifers have an easy out for their rationalizations: Clinton's performance did far more to solidify the pro-life contingent behind Trump than Trump's.
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Like in Georgia, the boost could still help Clinton solidify her lead over her Republican opponent, which recent polls suggest is about three percentage points.
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We're doing the first draft and then actually science usually comes in and does a lot of followup work to validate and solidify the results.
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As the drama has raged on, it's become a chance for multiple celebrities to solidify their stances on either side of the Swift-Braun feud.
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When we're quizzed, the act of attempting to express what we know about a subject helps to solidify our understanding of the subject at hand.
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As America's corporate embodiment of negligence and greed, Equifax has gone to great lengths to solidify its place as one of the world's most hated companies.
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For Chung, who endeavored to land the equivalent of the next Facebook-size deal, it was an opportunity to solidify his reputation as a top dealmaker.
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But the 43 pending cases do have major ramifications, and a confirmation of Trump's nominee would solidify a conservative majority and ultimately hand Republicans major wins.
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While I excelled at creating relationships, I think didn't solidify certain bonds — for example, with Will and Hannah — because I lacked the ability to be vulnerable.
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The company in the meantime has been making a lot of moves to solidify its position as a leader in the market for streamed music services.
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Donald Trump invited him to the White House and has only worked to solidify that attachment, one characterized as "abnormal and unseemly" by international relations scholars.
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The hefty spending comes as the Federal Trade Commission and the Department of Justice have begun to solidify their scrutiny of the nation's largest tech firms.
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Though the hormones left Alex with some cosmetic changes — redistribution of body hair and fat — Alex says they were necessary to fully solidify their gender identity.
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But results from the last three presidential campaigns also show that that voter preferences tend to solidify once the election is less than 30 days away.
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Kelly revealed that while still on the fence about going on record with her personal account, it was Yardley who helped solidify her decision to talk.
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The number would seem to solidify a Fed rate increase in December, as the market has been expecting, though average weekly hours were flat at 34.4.
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Clinton works to solidify her support among black and Latino voters, who could bolster her candidacy after the first two contests in Iowa and New Hampshire.
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Rallying the base Now, Trump is eager to solidify his core voter base, even as some of his political advisers encourage him to expand his appeal.
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The increased syndication capacity gives Antares the ability to commit to larger transactions, which improves its ability to win deals and helps to solidify sponsor relationships.
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He did that by expanding the GOP establishment vote to solidify support from three key groups: social conservatives, the "alt-right," and the Rust Belt coalition.
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If she's able to come out on top in the state, a behemoth with more than 400 total delegates, it could help her solidify her lead.
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The fact that it's so easy to watch these videos really helps with skill acquisition, and it helps solidify the strategies that we cover in session.
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Overseas, the legal response to Snowden has been more pronounced — although in some places, the movements have been to solidify government surveillance powers, not undo them.
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"We need to work on proactive policies, either to solidify these rights at the state level or to shape the narrative of the debate," Arrambide said.
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Montreal is on a roll entering Saturday's rematch against the host Rangers, having ripped off four consecutive victories to solidify its hold atop the Atlantic Division.
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Some of the jean company's efforts over the past few years to solidify its connection with customers include a presence at U.S. festivals and sporting events.
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Turkey fears that YPG fighters could leverage victory in Raqqa as a negotiating strategy to solidify their gains elsewhere in Syria during that country's civil war.
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With its tech starting to solidify, Matternet's next goal is to grow operations to multiple cities in Switzerland before exploring expansion to the U.K. and Germany.
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"President Obama missed the opportunity to solidify his legacy by appointing a true progressive to the Supreme Court, " wrote Kurt Walters of the group Demand Progress.
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Over the years he'd settle on a more otherworldly vibe, which would solidify as he started his own label with Marcus Fink in 2009, Pampa Records.
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The Nikkei poll suggested that Abe could solidify his grip on power, defying some predictions that the ruling bloc may suffer substantial losses in the election.
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A player they've been after for some time, Ibaka was the Raptors' splash, the piece to re-solidify them as the East's biggest threat to Cleveland.
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The bigger picture: Opening a bigger Amazon Go store would solidify Amazon's position at the top of the autonomous checkout industry even as competitors pop up.
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Xi is expected to solidify his power during October's Communist Party Congress, a twice-in-a-decade event that will unveil a new generation of leaders.
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Anne Hathaway and Cara Delevingne like to solidify their "star" status in the print while just about every other major starlet has been spotted in climbers.
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Kong says that her experiences at #BuiltByGirls and the Disrupt SF Hackathon have helped solidify her interest in going into the tech industry later in life.
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With Abbott pitching, the team also has a good chance of winning this year's championship, which would help solidify the team's future and possibly the league's.
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In 2009, Kim Jong Il had to do an about-face on a currency revaluation designed to solidify control over the economy during the succession process.
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According to Nell Wulfhart of The Muse, the exit processes of past employees can help you solidify a proper time-frame for notifying your current boss.
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The market is filled with pitchers this season, including Madison Bumgarner and Noah Syndergaard, as most teams are looking to solidify their starting rotation or bullpen.
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The offense has been inconsistent, but the Gators hope getting quarterback Luke Del Rio back from a knee injury will help solidify the passing game. 1.
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And when this "centrist" contender takes a position on abortion, guns, gay rights or Wall Street, it will solidify a few supporters of Trump or Warren.
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Ralph Northam's (D) victory in this year's Virginia governor's race — an election that observers say helps solidify McAuliffe's legacy and proves he can take on Trump.
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On Tuesday, the sun links up with your planetary ruler, abundant Jupiter, at 8:10 AM, giving you the opportunity to solidify your five-year plan.
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Many women helped solidify his image as a sex symbol by lining up at campaign rallies for a chance to kiss him, often on the lips.
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Absolutely. But will she fight to get a raise in the minimum wage or one of the other concessions she made to solidify the Sanders endorsement?
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Any more improvements over the status quo would surely solidify the iPhone 11-series as the best smartphone camera of 2019 and probably well into 2020.
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Bezos has an opportunity to solidify a new course for corporate America -- a moral, principled course where profit is not procured at the expense of people.
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The purge has been criticized by human rights advocates who have accused the government of seeking to silence its critics and solidify its grip on power.
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Two young players who emerged as stars this season, Judge and pitcher Luis Severino, did not solidify their roster spots until the week before opening day.
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Neither Newman nor Lipinski endorsed a presidential candidate, but several of them had backed Newman as they looked to solidify their progressive bona fides last year.
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Mr. Vo's process of breaking down and remaking is supersized in "We the People" (2011-2016), an epic sculptural project that helped solidify the artist's reputation.
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"If they want to recruit and solidify their territorial bases again, there will be no greater recruitment tool than the aerial fumigation of crops," he said.
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If completed, the deals would further solidify Iran as a significant customer in the industry, dominated by Boeing in the United States and Airbus in Europe.
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Both sides have largely finished gathering evidence, and Friday's filings attempt to solidify major claims for the first trial, which is scheduled to begin in October.
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Joe Biden has pledged to increase benefits and solidify Social Security's finances without detailing exactly what changes to payroll taxes he would use to do so.
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The Warriors will try to further solidify their standing as the top team in the Western Conference when they host the Los Angeles Clippers on Thursday.
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"Many Chinese families have entered the middle class now, and they want to solidify their status by marrying people from a similar background," Ms. Lu said.
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The transaction will help grow Michaels' footprint to roughly 1,300 stores in 49 states and solidify its position as the country's largest arts and crafts retailer.
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Given that early success, Barber was brought on board to solidify the apparel business, though he says his role encompasses much more than just designing clothes.
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Chevron (CVX) CEO Michael Wirth said in a statement that buying Anadarko would solidify his company's position in shale-producing parts of the southern United States.
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The analysis factors in thousands of indirect jobs associated with the project, which state officials have said will solidify the Foxconn project as a net win.
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The critics worry that the deal, which would further solidify Sinclair's standing as the nation's largest owner of local television stations, could stifle independent media outlets.
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Marianne LeVine, congressional reporter: Sondland's revised testimony stood out the most to me, and seemed to help solidify House Democrats' case for a quid pro quo.
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Watch should help Facebook solidify its position alongside YouTube, the leader in the digital video space, for advertisers, said Paul Verna, a senior analyst with eMarketer.
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Still, many World Cup teams would kill to have Navas in net, and he could solidify his place as one of the world's best in 2018.
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" • "Lawyers for Twitter and Leiden haven't been able to solidify the data-sharing and privacy details for the partnership, which means the researchers are simply waiting.
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It's looking for ways to increase its profits and to solidify its reputation for enabling friendly communication — an image it's having trouble hanging onto these days.
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This is my struggle to bring forward and it will take time to solidify; it won't happen until feminine theory reshapes the issues of the 1970s.
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Looking to solidify GOP support, the bill would reduce spending gaps between states that expanded Medicaid under Obama's law and the mostly GOP states that did not.
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"With the upcoming budget process, we will look to solidify this work with our new goals in place," NASA's acting administrator, Robert Lightfoot said in a statement.
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The Earth's core is thought to have been entirely liquid at some point, and the question of when it began to solidify has perplexed scientists for decades.
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In order to solidify their case against the suspect, the FBI agents installed a camera on a pole outside of the house linked to the IP address.
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There is even some support for Trump's proposed half-trillion dollar infrastructure proposal, which could help him expand and solidify support for him in states like Michigan.
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If Republicans can solidify themselves as the party of making lives better for Americans, 2018 will be the beginning of a long period of prosperity in America.
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Anti-abortion groups celebrated his confirmation in October and many assumed his ascension to the bench would solidify a conservative majority that would take on abortion rights.
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Kavanaugh's confirmation would solidify conservative control of the Supreme Court and advance Trump's goal of moving the high court and the broader federal judiciary to the right.
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Zinke's staff has since "engaged in an aggressive and consistent effort to enhance the ethics program and to solidify an ethics culture" in the agency, Bernhardt wrote.
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"It was another one of those moments that helped solidify the connection between the folks who had been part of Occupy and the Sanders campaign," Lenchner said.
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In an election format that encourages candidates to attack their party colleagues to solidify their vote, a fellow Democrat tried to tie Mr Campbell to Mr Duke.
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The ruling Islamists party, the Justice and Development party or PJD, is looking to solidify its position in a system where the king still holds ultimate power.
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A less-than stellar performance in the state could cost her going into Nevada, South Carolina and the Super Tuesday states, when the field starts to solidify.
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Uber's interest in Geometric helped solidify New York's place in the minds of machine intelligence wonks and brought investor attention to other startups affiliated with the school.
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The technology that Miller and his team develops uses photoreactor chemicals that respond to light, so specific areas of liquid solidify while others can be rinsed away.
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These new businesses will weigh on its margins and require further investment in marketing, capex and acquisitions to solidify their market positions in the next few years.
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The sale "will solidify Hypermarcas' balance sheet even further, eventually paving the way for more dividend payouts," analysts with Credit Suisse Securities wrote in a client note.
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Every year, with few interruptions, Senate and House members of each party team up to settle scores and solidify friendships off the floor and on the field.
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But a recent study, which analyzed 10 years of conversation and millions of posts on popular conspiracy subreddits, showed that that worldview takes some time to solidify.
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The late-summer success of "Mission: Impossible" — which has made $124.5 million thus far along with $205 million internationally — is helping solidify a comeback summer for Hollywood.
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With Trump atop the Republican ballot, Democrats see a real opportunity to solidify wins in battleground states with significant Hispanic populations, including Florida, Virginia, Colorado and Nevada.
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Clinton, seeking to solidify her credentials as the only electable candidate running for the Democrats, would use a strong showing to marginalize Sanders as a fringe candidate.
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As the UK prepares to solidify the country's mass surveillance powers in law, the Independent Reviewer of Terrorism Legislation on Friday published his review of those capabilities.
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Republican lawmakers also still have lingering concerns that Mattis is not doing enough to solidify his standing within the administration, particularly when it comes to budget matters.
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Bottom line: This seems to solidify Gray as Blackstone's next CEO, if and when Steve Schwarzman decides to spend more time in St. Tropez than in Manhattan.
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"Now the market is looking for data that can solidify the sentiment that the correction is over, but so far we haven't really seen that," he said.
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New Jersey Democrats' proposed constitutional amendment to solidify their party's hold is prompting outraged objections among redistricting reformers who see the measure as a blatant power grab.
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JJ Reddick added 29 points and Mike Scott scored 22 as the Sixers failed to solidify their hold on the No. 26 seed in the Eastern Conference.
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Democrats will continue to solidify their urban and suburban coalition for continued control of the House, even in cities that have traditionally had more politically conservative politics.
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USMCA will solidify a $2202 billion export market for corn farmers and provide some certainty as farmers begin the hard work of planting and harvesting their crop.
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WE HAVE TO SOLIDIFY BOTH OUR IMMEDIATE PRESENT AND OUR FUTURE BECAUSE WE NEED BOTH AND WE NEED THEM TO COMPLY WITH THE RULES TO GET BOTH.
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Broadly, the Asia Pacific region is very important to the the California-based company, according to Blecharczyk, and it is taking steps to solidify its presence there.
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"Brett Kavanaugh is a dangerous ideologue whose extreme views on civil rights would solidify a far right majority on the Supreme Court," the civil rights organization said.
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So what can Obama do to solidify his legacy and make it a bit more difficult for Trump to seed further chaos and destruction in the region?
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"This potential agreement creates a positive outcome for all parties involved and will help solidify the leadership of Workhorse's role in the EV community," he reportedly said.
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This work, in conjunction with other U.S. programs, helped solidify U.S. bona fides as a staunch ally of Mongolia at a time when it badly needed it.
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"The importance of justice is to reconcile people, the importance of justice is to solidify peace," Edouard Nduwimana, a Burundian legislator who voted to withdraw, said Wednesday.
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It's that sentiment that Clinton and Democrats want to expand upon as they seek to solidify her lead in the polls and guard against a Trump comeback.
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If Facebook can boost overall usage of its Events feature, no matter how people get to it, it could solidify one of its biggest differentiators versus competitors.
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Overall, this was a hard-fought win and we commend the administration for this effort to solidify the trading relationships we have with our North American neighbors.
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Kavanaugh's confirmation would solidify conservative control of the Supreme Court and further Trump's goal of moving the high court and the broader federal judiciary to the right.
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This offseason, the Jaguars brought in Malik Jackson, Tashaun Gipson, and Prince Amukamara to try to solidify a miserable defense that had no pass rush last year.
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To solidify her kinship to Godzilla as queen of the monsters, the designers added enormous eye spots to her wings that mirrored Godzilla's own distinctive orange eyes.
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The Islanders also want to solidify their arena future to improve their chances of re-signing their star center John Tavares to a new long-term contract.
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North Korea's parliament has approved changes to the country's constitution to solidify leader Kim Jong Un's role as head of state, official state media said on Thursday.
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The seat map for a flight tends to solidify as boarding nears as that is when the airline will assess who will actually be on the flight.
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He can turn out the base, he can solidify our gains in the suburbs, and he can reach into exurban and rural communities and bring people home.
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"The president is dedicated to using each of his remaining days in office to build on and solidify" his policies, said Brandi Hoffine, a White House spokeswoman.
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"Assuming normal conditions, the country appears poised to solidify its status as one of Africa's major exporters behind only Mali, Benin, and Burkina Faso," the report said.
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They're also at the heart of the debate over a bill approved by California's legislature, A.B. 5, which aims to solidify gig workers' legal status as employees.
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The first trip that China's foreign minister takes each year is to Africa, and other senior Chinese officials regularly visit countries across the continent to solidify relations.
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Routes to Europe, Central Asia, and the Middle East were added, most of which the airline still operates today, and helped solidify its presence in the market.
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To solidify this link, Stanislav Smirnov, a mathematics professor at the University of Geneva, created a set of Turing equations that reproduced the cellular automaton behavior observed.
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A consensus on Mr. Khatib appeared to form last week among the main parties, including Mr. Hariri, but backing did not solidify from the Sunni Muslim establishment.
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To solidify suspicions further, Kristian has been posting content about surrounding herself with love and how to handle difficult situations, so she's clearly also having A Time.
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In July, U.S. bankruptcy court judge in Delaware pushed back a hearing on the approval of the Berkshire offer, giving Elliott more time to solidify its bid.
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If the White House sticks with its wish list, it would be a win for Miller, who has worked to solidify his influence in the West Wing.
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"By nominating a competent, but politically weak PM, Vucic expectedly seeks to solidify his influence over Serbian politics," Teneo Intelligence said in an analyst note on Wednesday.
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The strategy has allowed him to bring an activist voice to his highest-profile moments and solidify his position as an ally and "figurehead" of the community.
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These new businesses will weigh on its margins and require further investment in marketing, capex and acquisitions to solidify its market positions in the next few years.
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Now, the Day of Action to Save Net Neutrality is the latest initiative to solidify rules that safeguard an open internet, and prevent service providers from interfering.
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He continued to solidify his standing on Sunday, lining a two-run, tiebreaking double that lifted the Yankees to a 6-4 victory over the Seattle Mariners.
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In "Black Panther," which opens at theaters nationwide today, the filmmakers have used isiXhosa, one of South Africa's 11 official languages, to solidify the story's African authenticity.
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"We're continuing our investigation and trying to solidify the motive for why this young man wanted to kill his friend," sheriff's Lt. John Corina told reporters on Thursday.
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Pair that with the return of Jamaal Charles and the signing of tackle Mitchell Schwartz to solidify the line, and I don't see much reason for a dropoff.
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Still, one can't help but to worry that matchups like these only hurt the reputation of MMA as it continues to solidify itself as a mainstream global sport.
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Stones are a build-up of waste byproducts like salt that solidify in our urinary tract, and can be caused by lots of different factors, including unlucky genetics.
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The fact that we both have carte blanche to go out and see what else is out there helps us solidify how amazing our connection and relationship is.
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But it's The Huffington Post's interview with Unabia that seems to solidify the theory that "Westworld" — as in the theme park — does, in fact, employee a stock photographer.
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This isn't ideal for Turkey, but it does solidify their substantial land grab of the past week, and may reduce the Syrian Kurdish threat on their southern flank.
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These phones also solidify 5G connectivity as standard across the lineup, whereas last year saw just one Galaxy S phone with the newest level of cellular data transfer.
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President Donald Trump is "goading" Democrats to try to impeach him because he believes it would help "solidify his base" of supporters, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said Tuesday.
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Boston is one game ahead of Miami in the East standings and is hoping to solidify its position during a stretch with seven of eight games at home.
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Maybe take an introductory course or two at university to get you started, or an advanced course or two to solidify what you already know, but only that.
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All three nominees are indicative of the ideological bent the administration has sought to solidify in the courts as it continues to send through more notably conservative judges.
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COUP d'ÉTAT Following a series of offensives between 25 and 22006, Castro would seize control from Batista in January that year, and solidify his power grab in July.
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To underline the point, there are 30 "Ideas" on show, haiku-like poems that represent the point where her inchoate thoughts solidify into a neat string of words.
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She also won easily in Florida and North Carolina The results solidify Clinton's already strong delegate lead, making her inevitable nomination once again seem like a foregone conclusion.
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As Republican presidential candidates converge on South Carolina for a nationally televised debate, Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont will be looking to solidify his lead in New Hampshire.
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In fact, his public battles with once-trusted bastions of power like the intelligence agencies, the press and the bureaucracy may solidify his bond with his core vote.
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With its hilly terrain, island defenses, significant population, and control of the vital water supply, the BX could solidify its forces up north, and hold down the fort.
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Every year, with a few interruptions, Senate and House members of each party team up to settle scores and solidify friendships off the floor and on the field.
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The CSAIL researchers' solution is to use an inkjet printer to deposit small droplets of liquid material, then use high-intensity UV light to solidify the required parts.
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Beyond these expansions, it said the money will be used to "solidify operational infrastructure," push into the corporate market, and bring on more partners to increase its services.
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He'd also solidify an already deep team without having to carry too much of the load, and turn Philly into one of the scariest teams in the East.
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Leodis McKelvin should solidify the No. 1 spot, but the Eagles will be flipping through Nolan Carroll, Ron Brooks, and Eric Rowe in the second and third spots.
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In addition to connecting two families that might never have found each other, it made it possible to solidify the connection between the mystery gene and the disease.
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He'll also ramp up his signature Belt & Road initiative, which aims to solidify political and economic ties with more than 60 countries through infrastructure financing and soft power.
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Tyler "Ninja" Blevins, the 22-year-old face of the game up until now who helped solidify its popularity with players worldwide, didn't qualify for the World Cup.
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The Washington Capitals seem to have their mojo back and look to solidify their spot atop the Metropolitan Division when they host the Columbus Blue Jackets on Thursday.
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Then, the Islamophobic ads happened, and the fact that Ana and Zulfi seemed to be the only students on campus who noticed them served to solidify the friendship.
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One of the most successful romantic comedies of all time, it helped solidify star Julia Roberts' status as one of the top actresses of the '290s (and today).
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Solidify staying power: On the heels of Putin's third inauguration as President, we are tracking a Russian constitutional amendment that would allow him to run again in 2024.
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But Zeldin added, given that prosecutors are likely highly familiar with Cohen's history of aggressive tactics, it may simply solidify their understanding of his liabilities as a witness.
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The outage, which caused molten aluminium to solidify, disrupted some production at the 300,000-tonnes-per-year Portland smelter and raised questions about the facility's long-term future.
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Most importantly, Baltimore Police Commissioner Kevin Davis made clear that he felt the Department of Justice report "serve to solidify our roadmap" to improve policing in the city.
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It's long been rumored that the consumer tech behemoth was interested in acquiring Epic to gobble up EHR market share and solidify its place in the healthcare industry.
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If President Donald Trump were to get another vacancy, he'd undoubtedly choose a younger, more conservative justice who could solidify the court's conservative majority for years to come.
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Advocates commended the Defense Department for the progress it's made on LGBT rights but expressed disappointment that the department has yet to solidify changes to its transgender policy.
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Warren indicated that she would support passing a federal law to solidify a woman's right to choose as solidified by the Supreme Court decision in Roe v. Wade.
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The great irony here is that the idea of a digital alternative to national money can morph into an idea to expand and solidify the government money monopoly.
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Pernod Ricard's stock performance and its new strategic plan, dubbed "Transform & Accelerate" put in place by the management team solidify GBL's trust in the French company, it added.
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Yet the effort alone, Professor Torreblanca said, has helped solidify Mr. Sánchez's party leadership and could help him lead the Socialists again in the event of new elections.
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Some critics have criticized Mr. Vucic's move as a ploy to solidify his power, as his center-right Serbian Progressive Party already has a comfortable majority in Parliament.
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Every line is delivered precisely and purposefully, and segments are clearly ordered to get you from not-knowing something to knowing enough to solidify new skills with practice.
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The big picture: Right now, that assumption looks flawed: Technology might actually solidify the standing of despots and provide them with a new way to exert their power.
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Jesse Chavez, signed as a free agent at age 33, has more potential, and will solidify a rotation not entirely in possession of all its ulnar collateral ligaments.
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Beijing has long laid claim over the waterway, disputing other countries like Taiwan, the Philippines, Brunei, Malaysia, and Vietnam, and building up military infrastructure to solidify its presence.
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"This potential agreement ... will help solidify the leadership of Workhorse's role in the EV community," Workhorse CEO Duane Hughes said in the GM statement, referring to electric vehicles.
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It has put the franchise in unfamiliar territory, trying to solidify the same position once held for more than two decades by the Hall of Famer Martin Brodeur.
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The president's endorsements have largely been done to repay supporters, but Mr. Trump has also sought to solidify new alliances by lending a hand to some former critics.
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When you look at the investments that we've made to really solidify leadership in touring and soft tail in particular, a lot of that investment is behind us.
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If your temperature is already at or below 88 degrees, the beads solidify to help you maintain that temperature, preventing you from becoming too cold during the night.
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According to the South Korean Foreign Ministry, Kang called the cancellation "regrettable" while Pompeo reaffirmed the US position that it will continue to solidify South Korea-US cooperation.
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It will take much longer than a year for them to solidify and fully deploy their strategies, but 2020 will be the year the conversation begins to shift.
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Indeed, in most cases, the Republican retiree will likely be replaced by another Republican (perhaps a younger Republican that will solidify that seat for years or even decades).
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It's a moment that will either solidify the GOP's total grip on power in Washington or -- to hear the Democrats tell it -- halt the country's slide into authoritarianism.
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This year's presidential election could be remembered as a pivotal moment for the markets, which have been given the impetus to solidify deeper trends that were already underway.
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The inclusion of Eutelsat, which owns a smaller portion of the C-band than Intelsat and SES, helps solidify a proposal to the U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC).
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The National Constituent Assembly (ANC), will have the power to rewrite the constitution and is almost certain to solidify dictator Nicolas Maduro's power — at least for the moment.
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This is an important occasion to show the world who you are—and to solidify your reputation as mature, capable, responsible, and, most of all, mastered your craft.
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TechCrunch's Josh Constine summarized the situation: The changes solidify that Facebook is entering a new era as it chases the trend of feed sharing giving way to private communication.
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Now more than ever, the Chinese leader will need to solidify ties with allies amid an escalating trade war with President Donald Trump's administration and a slowing domestic economy.
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A Final Four run with the Hurricanes would not be as revolutionary, though it would certainly solidify Larranaga's reputation as one of the great postseason coaches of his era.
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When rumors started to solidify suggesting the Series 4 watches would be larger, I was worried because here—HERE Apple was doing something so much smarter than its competitors.
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In a strange, double-bank way, that distance can solidify fandom, even as technology makes it easier for fans to follow their old teams as if they never left.
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It was here that a series of early releases—and a visit to the inaugural year of Detroit Electronic Music Festival—helped solidify his place in dance music lore.
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And the company's ability to steer most of its competitors toward their own electrification plans is incredibly powerful and has helped solidify Tesla as a leader in sustainable transportation.
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Just like Vargas, Olivia's work with the famed men's magazine helped solidify her reputation as one of the most prolific and collectible artists working in the genre to-date.
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"His mandate is to solidify what we've built and to focus it, and to continue to expand Tribeca as a multiplatform storytelling organization," Ms. Rosenthal said, speaking by phone.
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On the other hand, Archie and Veronica, who started to solidify as a couple way back in season 1, have never had to weather any such long-term storms.
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If you can't solidify your plans just yet, there's often another break in prices two weeks out from the holiday, depending on demand for a particular route, Soderlund said.
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If she leaves the government, she could become the speaker of the lower house, which would solidify her position as a potential successor to her 75-year-old father.
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In a twist, as states across the globe retrench and solidify their hold, the quest for centralized rule and the quashing of dissent have caused borders to become porous.
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A lot of the clauses are broad and vague, but the government has taken incremental steps to solidify them overtime, including efforts like the proposed measures for data protection.
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"Our principal long-term goal is to further strengthen and solidify our position as the leading food and beverage company in the Philippines," the unit said in a filing.
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Given the seed capital, 8VC co-founding Partner Jake Medwell said he expects Bloomz to solidify its monetization strategy, and keep growing its user base and user engagement aggressively.
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But no matter how great Home Alone may be, it's still missing one thing that would fully solidify its status as a stone-cold classic: mass amounts of weed.
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Border politics, environmental degradation, abuse of power, social stratification, and colonial capitalism remain relevant issues as Latin American countries aim to solidify their positions in the international pecking order.
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Across a wide array of issues, Trump's belligerent presidency may solidify the GOP hold on non-urban and working-class whites, the population groups most likely to own guns.
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Ban told reporters and well-wishes at Incheon airport near Seoul that he would use his experience at the United Nations to solidify South Korea's relations with its neighbors.
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As controversy grows over his administration's treatment of children separated from undocumented immigrant parents, Trump is seeking a political opening to damage his opponents and solidify his own support.
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These governments are controlling the information narrative not only to solidify their own control, but also to increasingly extend their control of the narrative outside their own sovereign borders.
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The experienced two-way defenseman Paul Martin has also helped solidify San Jose's supporting cast under the former Devils coach Peter DeBoer during his first year with the team.
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Among them: Does Trump have enough support to bolster his loyalists in the midterms, solidify opposition to the specter of impeachment or carry him to re-election in 2020?
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Four sources briefed on the discussions told New York Magazine that the presumptive nominee is considering the trip to solidify his support among Middle-East hawks and Jewish conservatives.
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But presidential hopefuls vying for the opportunity to knock out Trump in next year's election hope the day could solidify their standing with voters as the race heats up.
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Vucic called an early election to solidify his grip on power and secure a new four-year mandate to lead Serbia into the EU by 2020, as tentatively planned.
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"These companies have a real opportunity to solidify a brand that is in sync with what customers want now and in the future," said gun control advocate Igor Volsky.
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Any step Graham takes to solidify the grip of the Republican Party in Washington is now a step to strengthen the pro-white supremacist leadership in the White House.
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While such fights haven't always been so partisan in the past, the recent conflict appears poised to solidify a new precedent that's more and more common under divided government.
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"We're starting to see the people who are planning to caucus start to solidify," said J. Ann Selzer, president of Des Moines-based Selzer & Co, which conducted the poll.
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Giannis Antetokounmpo, who is fighting to solidify himself as the best player in the East over Kawhi Leonard, attacked the rim on the first possession with a thunderous dunk.
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Activision The Skylanders series, developed for the game giant Activision, helped solidify the reputation of the upstate New York development studio Vicarious Visions as a world-class game producer.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - North Korea's parliament has approved changes to the country's constitution to solidify leader Kim Jong Un's role as head of state, official state media said on Thursday.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - North Korea's parliament has approved changes to the country's constitution to solidify leader Kim Jong Un's role as head of state, official state media said on Thursday.
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Their victories this week further solidify a trend that's been observed in the 2018 midterm cycle: When Democratic women run, they've consistently outperformed men in races across the country.
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Members of Congress need to solidify votes for a budget that accommodates comprehensive tax reform by September, while party leaders demonstrate the benefits of such reform to the public.
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"Though Khan already has strong Pashtun constituencies in his corner, he may well hope that this type of move will solidify the support of Pakistan's second-largest ethnic group."
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"He was looking to solidify and expand his company's connection between CDs and chicken, as he realized he had become the new king of music distribution," Mr. Lillywhite explained.
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Gutiérrez, one of Trump's sharpest critics, declined to specify what grounds the articles will cite, saying only that the Democrats are working with constitutional scholars to solidify their case.
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Second, the church wanted to demonstrate that it is capable of making such symbolic moves — and therefore solidify its position as one of the most influential institutions in Russia.
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Elizabeth Warren and South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg, the evening provided an opportunity to solidify that momentum; and for candidates like former Vice President Joe Biden and Sen.
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Some Republicans are still willing to stand up to Trump The President's hold on the GOP only continues to solidify in approval polls and as the 2020 election approaches.
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By winning at Eastbourne in a Wimbledon tuneup on grass, she seemed to solidify her credentials to go far at the All England Club, despite her past stumbles here.
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The instability created by the coup helped solidify control of Mali's north by an Islamist group called Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb, which aligned with armed Tuareg rebels.
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Historic trends suggest that California is more likely to help solidify various candidates' frontrunner statuses than fuel a drawn out primary fight, though there are, of course, no guarantees.
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The exhibition's explicit message is that Russia's size and geopolitical ambitions demand a strong, even if repressive, leader to solidify the country and defy its enemies in the West.
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When group identities solidify, everyone outside our immediate experience can become an "other," a member of some out-group whose well-being has nothing to do with our own.
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The State of the State speech on Wednesday could solidify a marked shift to the left for Mr. Cuomo, whose approach to governing has mixed fiscal conservatism with social liberalism.
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Mrs May will slim down and soften her programme, which was once supposed to solidify a new type of Conservatism that focused on the problems of the "just about managing".
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"In regards to my next endeavors and near future, I have a project that I truly wish to solidify as my next challenge after FFXV," Tabata said on the stream.
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As 2018 comes to an end, the network has yet to solidify its plans for the 2020 campaign, including whether it will be involved with Trump's bid for re-election.
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With only a few weeks to go before the state's first-in-the-nation caucus, an endorsement from Palin, the GOP's 2008 vice presidential nominee, could help solidify Trump's lead.
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That's what Allen Pan tried by filling a raw turkey with molten aluminum and then letting the whole thing cook, cool, and solidify, en route to a friend's Thanksgiving party.
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The effort is being framed as a drive to clean up the web, but it could just as easily be interpreted as a disguised move to further solidify Google's monopoly.
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They are eager to solidify bilateral relations, in the case of the Saudis, for more US support in Yemen, and in the case of Egypt, to secure more military assistance.
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"Whether it's true or not, it's almost like Trump wants this to happen, and it would solidify him with his base but it wouldn't be good for the country," Rep.
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The company is putting together a slew of Chrome OS-related announcements to try to solidify that lead, but at the center are two Chromebooks that are designed for students.
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She will build out the sales and marketing teams, as well as "solidify a plan to ensure the Gawker archives have a safe and permanent home," said a Bustle spokeswoman.
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With differentiated technology and a strong leadership team, we believe that Red Points is well positioned to accelerate its growth and further solidify its leadership in the Brand Intelligence market.
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Trump has always had an icy relationship with the media, but today's press conference seemed to solidify the gulf between the president-elect and the people who report on him.
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But at a moment of deep voter anger at institutions and the establishment, it is serving only to solidify enthusiasm for Mr. Sanders, a decades-long politician, as an outsider.
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With Prime Day, Amazon's decision to bring down the Echo Dot to its lowest price ever could help it solidify its lead in the market, giving the retailer further momentum.
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With Rajan targeting 5 percent retail inflation by March 2017, his comments will solidify the view that the RBI will hold interest rates steady at its June 7 policy meeting.
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New York City schools are stepping up to solidify transgender students' rights by making it a requirement for staff to address students by the pronouns that match their gender identity.
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"Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan today once again demonstrated he will go to any length necessary to solidify his power and persecute his critics," Gülen said in a written statement.
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By visibly pushing for more balanced policies that promote data sharing while honoring consumers' intrinsic right to some measure of privacy, banks can solidify and expand their invaluable trust advantage.
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I understand the urgency to solidify union support in the run-up to this week's vote that could realize Ellison's aspirations to become the chairperson of the Democratic National Committee.
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And when a video drops for this thing, it will solidify its place on the charts, and you'll be hearing it out of every drop top if you aren't already.
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The hard-fought win allowed the Brewers (63-62) to solidify their spot atop the National League wild-card race to 1 1/2 games over St. Louis (78-63).
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Barcelona routed its crosstown rival Espanyol, 5-20, at home on Sunday to solidify its lead going into next weekend, when another victory would secure Barcelona its second consecutive title.
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DETROIT — The scope of an ongoing federal corruption probe into the United Auto Workers continues to widen as the union attempts to solidify new labor contracts with the Detroit automakers.
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Those Republican-drawn maps helped solidify the GOP's control of the House, retribution for Democratic-led gerrymanders that cemented that party's control of Congress for four decades ending in 28503.
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By installing Gorsuch and another, similar candidate on the court, Trump can tell conservative voters that he kept his promises and give them a reason to solidify his electoral coalition.
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On The Democratic Party: The party must build upon the progressive agenda that helped power Clinton to a big victory this year and will solidify the backing of young voters.
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But critics have said that this enthusiasm for talks is a means for China to buy time and solidify its position during a period of relative dominance in the region.
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"Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan today once again demonstrated he will go to any length necessary to solidify his power and persecute his critics," Mr. Gulen said in a statement.
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But Lyft and Juno argue the rules will allow Uber to solidify and expand its already dominant position in the market, and could ultimately result in lower wages for drivers.
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House Majority Whip Steve Scalise (R-La.) is on a fundraising tear for members during an election year in which Republicans are looking to solidify their majority in the House.
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Bosa said he understood why some players would want to finish their college degrees, but he said he felt that leaving college was the best way to solidify his future.
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Congress has not passed a key, bipartisan bill -- the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency Act -- that would solidify the role of DHS as the government's main authority overseeing civilian cybersecurity.
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Ken Lowson is 47 years old; an aging rockstar of the industry who wants to solidify his place in ticket scalping history, but is still looking for his next hit.
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On the court, Simmons had enough good moments last season to solidify his status as a potential No. 1 draft choice, which he indeed became, going to the Philadelphia 76ers.
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The report also found large Long Island real-estate brokerages "help solidify racial separations," directing white prospective homebuyers toward largely white areas and minority clients toward more racially integrated ones.
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It's Week 13, which means some of you are preparing for your first fantasy football playoff matchup while others are looking for one more victory to solidify your postseason standing.
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And this is why I'm hopeful that a throwback NCAA championship game, North Carolina-Villanova, will solidify the sense that we are about to launch into yet another golden era.
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One of his first moves as president was to pull out of what was then the 12-nation Trans-Pacific Partnership, an agreement that President Barack Obama had helped solidify.
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SEOUL, Aug 29 (Reuters) - North Korea's parliament has approved changes to the country's constitution to solidify leader Kim Jong Un's role as head of state, state media said on Thursday.
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Ruiz essentially said he doesn't want to be known as a 1-hit wonder -- he wants to solidify a legacy as one of the greatest heavyweight fighters of all time!!!
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Miami may no longer be an art market backwater, but it's still struggling to solidify its new status as a thriving cultural capital ranking alongside New York and Los Angeles.
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Their new project, the "Oscar Wilde Temple," may be an attempt to solidify the third-act comeback that Wilde, who died penniless in Paris at 46, in 19803, never got.
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"I think that what happens tomorrow is going to solidify for a lot of people whether their representatives are acting on behalf of their constituents or themselves," Ms. Bruce said.
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The hard-fought win allowed the Brewers (215-23) to solidify their spot atop the National League wild-card race to 22 25/23 games over St. Louis (78-63).
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Her newest policy proposal aims to solidify her stance on this subject, and offer some more concrete detail on how she differs from the rest of a crowded 2020 pack.
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Due to the usual reasons—a midsize city hoping to solidify itself as one of the regional anchors—Charlotte has recently made a push for a Major League Soccer team.
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"I think that what happens tomorrow is going to solidify for a lot of people whether their representatives are acting on behalf of their constituents or themselves," Erica Bruce said.
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The company is spending about $8 billion this year on original content and has said that figure will rise as works to solidify its leadership in streaming around the world.
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A number of firms including CN Rail have been working on processes to solidify diluted oil sands crude so it can move more cheaply and efficiently by rail and ship.
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Fitch considers BFG an indispensable safeguard for the city's food quality and believes that as more food-safety regulations are enacted, BFG will solidify its policy role in the industry.
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And regardless of the persuasive effect of Obama's comments, they solidify Trump as a de facto leader of the Republican party, a figure to whose arguments the president must respond.
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Because they didn't have a chance to go to tribal council before the merge, these groups never had the opportunity to build trust, to solidify alliances, or to vote out malcontents.
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Russia is the most powerful sponsor of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's regime, and its air power has been a key factor in helping the government solidify its control over Aleppo.
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And it will solidify not only the end of an era, but the beginning of a new one, too — the by-women-, for-women Chanel that its founder was known for.
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On average, about 2 tons of concrete are pumped into the boreholes that line this entire 1.4 mile (2.2 kilometer) stretch of the dam every single day to solidify its foundations.
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Still, another source with knowledge of West's business dealings says that it's the rapper's impulsive behavior and fluctuating moods that have made it difficult to solidify future plans of any kind.
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So I roll out the linoleum and then I draw with charcoal on the linoleum, and then I solidify the drawing with ink so that I know exactly where I'm carving.
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And that will only solidify the desire among job seekers to make sure they're spending their working days and nights wisely, investing their time in the companies uniquely right for them.
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The $8 billion 2015 merger of two Samsung Group affiliates, Chiel Industries and Samsung C&T, was seen as a way for the younger Lee to solidify his path to succession.
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But, there's one thing Trump needs to do to solidify his existing support, win over many of the Republicans still objecting to him and clinch the nomination without a convention fight.
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The gains came even as Hillary Clinton was poised to solidify her grasp on the Democratic presidential nomination during Super Tuesday contests, ahead of the general U.S. presidential election in November.
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Fitch also believes BFG has an indispensable task in safeguarding the city's food quality and as more food-safety regulations are enacted, BFG will solidify its policy role in the industry.
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"(Federal Reserve Chair Janet) Yellen is deliberately falling behind the curve to try to not just foster, but to solidify the gains in inflation that we have seen recently," Gilhooly said.
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Isaac Christian, 16, an incoming junior, said it had helped him solidify his idea of starting a club to identify students who felt isolated and help make them feel more welcome.
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The show of unity was meant to solidify the US-Japan alliance -- and at a press conference Monday, Abe insisted he and Trump were exactly aligned on the threat from Pyongyang.
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Democrats wanted to force Republicans into a difficult vote on the health care law, in an attempt to solidify the political advantage that won them control of the House in 2018.
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"I have no doubts in Russia's commitment to continue to participate with us and solidify this platform effectively establishing a stabilizing forum for the short, mid and long-term," Barkindo said.
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Whenever the Cavaliers looked like they were about to crumble under the weight of Golden State's offensive avalanche, their effort on the boards allowed them to solidify some sort of foothold.
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"We will make selective brand investments and we continue to solidify ADT's position as the leader in home automation and security," Chief Financial Officer Jeffrey Likosar said on a conference call.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping's official visit to the Czech Republic this week is expected to solidify relations between the two countries after years of political antagonism over human rights abuse claims.
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Three years later, the Torrance family and the Overlook Hotel were immortalised in "The Shining", which quickly became a bestseller and helped to solidify Mr King's reputation as a horror writer.
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"This administration is willing to disregard the established medical and legal view of our rights and ourselves to solidify an archaic, dogmatic, and frightening view of the world," the organization added.
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Let's turn towards a better future—a future in which America rejects harmful, dirty and outdated fossil fuels, paving the way to solidify America's global leadership in embracing clean energy technology.
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