Stepping into Bloodroot means stepping into a home, quite literally.
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But for every country stepping forward, more are stepping back.
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Stepping onto Kalalau Beach is like stepping back into prehistoric times.
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Stepping forward now would mean stepping fully into his father's shoes.
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"Canada is stepping up, while other countries are stepping back," he said.
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Today we are stepping up and stepping in to demand your resignation.
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Private sector partners are stepping up and stepping in to make a difference.
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Stepping into an Officine Universelle Buly boutique is like stepping back in time.
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" Cole concluded, "Though I am stepping aside, I am not stepping away from this fight.
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If you are stepping out do not add the person you are stepping out with.
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Stepping out of a good meeting can feel like stepping over a new horizon altogether.
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"It was like stepping into a portal and stepping out into a magical kingdom," recalls Bryce.
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Stepping through the oddly small door to the attic was like stepping into a different universe.
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Instead of stepping on a Lego brick at night, imagine stepping onto one of these at night.
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Stepping into the residence part of the castle is a bit like stepping into a fairy tale.
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Security cameras in the Altiplano prison recorded Guzman stepping into a shower area -- but never stepping out.
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That's a stepping stone[Other voice: Senator, you have a call]I think that's a significant stepping stone.
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At the time, stepping into the gallery felt like stepping through a portal into New York or London.
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WZ: And the third one is stepping out, what we call stepping out, and this is looking at renewables.
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True to this, Davey's stepping into her own life while also stepping into Jarman's makes for a deeper work.
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We are very grateful to both Ms. Nielsen and Ms. White for stepping up and stepping in so swiftly.
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Countering the first or second punch with a crisp left hook and immediately stepping away, or side stepping off.
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I bought them online because stepping into the Container Store, for me, is like stepping into a crack den.
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A Moon mission is a logical stepping stone to Mars A Moon mission is a logical stepping stone to Mars.
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These stepping stones from one sidewalk to another allowed Pompeiians to cross the streets without stepping in the sewage below.
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"With respect to Microsoft, stepping down from the board in no way means stepping away from the company," Gates wrote.
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A great way to gain more confidence is by briefly stepping into the spotlight — and then stepping out of it.
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Juror 248 said it was the fact that it showed Van Dyke stepping forward toward McDonald instead of stepping back.
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"Sometimes this kind of transition happens when a CEO is stepping off the board or stepping down as CEO," she said.
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David Wells is stepping down as Netflix's C.F.O. Jud Linville is stepping down as the head of Citigroup's credit card unit.
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I read that as him not leaving at all, not stepping down, stepping down as CEO is sort of beside the point.
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Faith communities are stepping up First Baptist Church of Huntsville is just one of countless faith communities stepping up during the shutdown.
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He kept stepping back, to be farther from her, and she kept stepping toward him, and he was not going to be manipulated.
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Dining | Long Island Stepping off the Fire Island ferry at Fair Harbor on a recent sunny afternoon was like stepping back in time.
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At a time when the federal government is increasingly stepping away from addressing issues like sustainability and climate change, corporate America is stepping up.
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CLYBURN STEPPING DOWN: Democratic FCC Commissioner Mignon Clyburn announced today that she would be stepping down, ending a nine-year tenure at the agency.
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Getting an opponent stepping onto a punch is one way to cause a collision, stepping inside his kick while he's on one leg is another.
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Yesterday was a big day for executive moves, with Bob Iger stepping down as Disney CEO and Keith Block stepping down as Salesforce co-CEO.
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EPA'S PACIFIC SOUTHWEST CHIEF STEPPING DOWN: Jared Blumenfeld, the EPA's regional administrator for the area that includes California, Nevada, Arizona and Hawaii, is stepping down.
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Try it with squats and footwork drills like stepping side to side, forward and backward, and "fast feet," or squatting low and stepping rapidly in place.
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And so by stepping up our resources in those facilities, the 73, minus 1, minus 2, stepping up our resources in those facilities we'll get more.
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"Given the state of human rights in today's world, the U.S. should be stepping up, not stepping back," Zeid said after Haley announced the U.S. withdrawal.
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Stepping Down as Oscars Host — and an Apology Just an hour after he refused to apologize, the comedian shared he would be stepping down as Oscars host.
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Stepping into our plane of existence, she finds herself embroiled in World War I, meeting up with American pilot Chris Pine and stepping into battle in France.
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President Jimmy Morales's government has instructed the army to block the boat and prevent any of the nonprofit activists from stepping ashore and women from stepping aboard.
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The back stepping right hand—similar to McGregor's favorite back-stepping left—was a constant feature in this bout where it only appeared occasionally in the first.
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"You saw Bumgarner today — he's slide-stepping and slide-stepping, and all of a sudden he'd give you a big leg kick, the slow delivery," Collins said.
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Other changes: Jason Broome, the company&aposs chief research officer, is stepping down, and Laurence Levi, the company&aposs chief strategy officer, is stepping down as well.
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Think of it as random stepping stones: you may not see what the next stepping stone is going to be, but you have to be ready for it.
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I think his courage, stepping up and stepping out on this issue is what has motivated others to step up and take notice of the issue and endorse it.
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With OnePlus stepping out of its value-for-money comfort zone and Google stepping into it, the competition and choice across the Android phone market will improve for consumers.
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WE CANT COUNT ON THAT NOW PRODUCTIVITY GROWTH SEEMS TO BE STEPPING DOWN FROM THE WONDERFUL TEN-YEAR PERIOD WE HAD in 95-05 SO ITS BEEN STEPPING DOWN.
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Earlier this week, Docker made the surprise announcement that its long-time CEO Ben Golub was stepping down and that former Concur CEO Steve Singh was stepping into his shoes.
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Around the country, there are new internet service providers (ISPs) stepping up and local governments stepping in to ensure more people get access to better, faster internet at lower prices.
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"I think the Thai people, the general public have shown in the past that if the parliamentary members stepping overboard, stepping beyond the line, there will be trouble," Panitan said.
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Davenport and Kirby make a strong case that as machine intelligence makes progress, humans will need to distinguish their skills: "stepping up," or being smarter than machines at seeing the big picture; "stepping aside," choosing jobs machines cannot do; "stepping in," being the person who can be a bridge between machines and humans.
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CEO of lobby group for insurers stepping down Marilyn Tavenner is stepping down as head of the powerful insurance lobby America's Health Insurance Plans (AHIP) after three years at the helm.
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Be kind to yourself and to each other, and if that means stepping out of a fight for a minute, that's fine, and if it means stepping in, that's fine too.
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Away CEO is stepping down in light of reports of toxic culture Steph Korey is stepping down from her role as CEO, although she will remain on-board as executive chairman.
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Judge -- Justice Anthony Kennedy stepping down from the bench.
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MAYBE PEOPLE – MAYBE YOU DON'T THINK IT'S STEPPING OUT?
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The forced male nurturing of "Full House" was about inclusiveness and stepping forward, but this is stepping back, even if you embrace the girl-power heart to this unholy Tanner-Gibbler trinity.
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Ryan Roslansky, who is currently head of product, will be stepping up to the role of CEO, while Tomer Cohen, who had been under Roslansky, is stepping up to lead the product team.
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Stepping directly in front of one of the films unleashes an ocean of noise from overhead; it's like stepping into a sonic bubble that dissolves when you move on to the next scene.
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Fans were getting very ornery at all the delays in the bottom of the fifth with the mound visits and Ryu stepping off the rubber and Benintendi stepping out of the batters box.
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What was it like stepping outside for the first time?
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"I think it would have been like stepping on graves."
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Silicon Valley is stepping up to the plate, as well.
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The old guard is stepping in saying, who, slow down.
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"Heartwarming' is a woman stepping on my chest," she said.
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Imagine stepping slowly and carefully into a very hot bathtub.
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You're releasing the past and stepping through a transformative portal.
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In any case, stepping down was probably the right call.
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Has anything good ever come from stepping on a scale?
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At least they're even stepping into the [environmentally conscious] arena.
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But EU officials don't seem worried about Raab stepping down.
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The insurgents are also stepping up attacks across the country.
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And as a stepping stone for The Defenders, it's exhausting.
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You're stepping into an environment that's also a living thing.
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Nurmagomedov struck the balance between feinting and actually stepping in.
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LinkedIn CEO Jeff Weiner is stepping down after 103 years.
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He took off the hat before stepping to the microphone.
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Those who agitate for change are stepping out of line.
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He survived just 24 hours, stepping down late on Friday.
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The couple has also started stepping out publicly together again.
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Stepping into the role of mentor herself would be harder.
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The government has been stepping up its engagement with business.
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Clearly, the group is stepping up its terrorism efforts. Why?
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The Washington Post first reported that Kozinski is stepping down.
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No one noticed that they were stepping on a corpse.
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He quickly issued another tweet stepping away from the first.
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As I'm stepping out of the shower, my mom calls.
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AIG announced in March 2017 that Hancock was stepping down.
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Though she'll be stepping out in public on Wednesday, Mrs.
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To scare themselves into never stepping onto a plane again?
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Again, thank you again for stepping aside for Ibtihaj Muhammad.
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Stewart and Dinkin haven't been shy about stepping out together.
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Imagine stepping back into the world with only that information.
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"It's definitely a big stepping stone for me," Bennett said.
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So Instagram is stepping on Pinterest's toes a bit here.
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They're not stepping it up — and they're double your age.
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Paris police are stepping up their enforcement, according to Reuters.
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So Frankfurt's marketing men, like Mr Menges, are stepping up.
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The SEC is stepping up its scrutiny of such firms.
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" Asia is the other place Lasry is stepping in. "Why?
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Now they are stepping away from a plastics lobbying group.
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Barton has been executive chairman since stepping down as CEO.
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There are awful consequences, but she is continually stepping up.
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Intelligence chief resigns Another day, another administration official stepping down.
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Meanwhile, private abortion providers are stepping up to the plate.
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Fritz Lanman, the current chairman, is stepping in as CEO.
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We enjoy stepping through it, and we enjoy choreographing it.
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Other candy brands are stepping up to fill the void.
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Do you have any interest in stepping behind the camera?
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The New York Times first reported he was stepping down.
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Companies are also stepping in when policymakers fail to act.
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LOS ANGELES — Sony Electronics is stepping up its television game.
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So, when you're a founder, the same thing, stepping aside.
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And stepping into reality TV seems like a natural progression.
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They are essentially stepping back, trying to prevent financial catastrophe.
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Jason Chaffetz who is stepping down from Congress June 30.
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He's also immediately stepping down as the company's executive chairman.
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"I could see China stepping into leadership vacuum," he said.
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Johnny Galecki is stepping out with his new leading lady.
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"Every couple of years we are stepping forward," he said.
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Still, the news that Sloan was stepping down came suddenly.
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Kylie Jenner is stepping outside of the Top Ramen box.
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The two were photographed stepping out in Atlanta on Tuesday.
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But she's not stepping out of the spotlight just yet.
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Now, we're stepping up to say the same about Macy's.
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"My contemporaries are stepping off the fast track," he said.
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Stepping into situations, you just can't help but feel judged.
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Startup home insurance providers are also stepping up to compete.
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But Airbnb is finally stepping in with a helping hand.
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Stepping out for five minutes and missing the UPS guy.
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So, who is stepping up to challenge Richie's funky rap?
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It isn't just that Uber is stepping on Google's toes.
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For Trainor, stepping forward means tapping into the recent past.
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Mr Wright's motivation for stepping forward now also raises flags.
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Stepping on the gas, feeling it vibrate, hearing the engine.
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No one seems capable of stepping forward and offering reassurance.
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It's like a stepping stone; it's not a permanent thing.
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Stepping inside one is greeted by an expansive marble staircase.
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KELLY EVANS: So, you're stepping down from the board now.
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Businesses are stepping up and letting their voices be heard.
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But Headley couldn't find the bag, twice stepping around it.
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It looks like Kylo is stepping up to the occasion.
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CBS News president David Rhodes is stepping down in March.
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" "We're Congress, we're always stepping on toes, including our own.
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"I would advise them to consider stepping down," Morell said.
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Visiting Mexico Beach thus felt like stepping back in time.
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Imagine stepping out into Times Square in New York City.
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The superheroes returned for the fight by stepping through portals.
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Chelsea Clinton is stepping onto the 2016 battlefield against Sen.
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This will be yet again the United States stepping back.
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In some places, local government and philanthropy are stepping up.
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And teachers are often stepping up to solve the problem.
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What they may not be: stepping off Air Force One.
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"We're good people, and he's stepping on us," Barker said.
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Those guys are stepping up this year and making plays.
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THIS JUST IN ... Stepping up Malaysia has a new king.
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After stepping down, Roy devoted time to fishing and writing.
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And now she's stepping into the spotlight all by herself.
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So, stepping back a bit: how big is the membership?
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You find yourself stepping back and thinking, Who ARE you?
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I guess when Emery started stepping up to the plate.
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Now, LinkedIn is stepping up a gear in the operation.
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It also said its chief operating officer was stepping down.
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Again, Garbrandt was able to get Cruz stepping onto these.
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CEO Indra Nooyi, who is stepping down later this year.
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Even Microsoft is stepping away from it at this point.
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"I would say it's stepping on your rights," he said.
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Kevin Plank is stepping down as CEO of Under Armour.
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Read more: Kraft Heinz CEO stepping down, Patricio named successor
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Are they worth actually stepping inside to see collections firsthand?
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"Stepping down from the Swole Identity squad," fRoD tweeted Monday.
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Politicians in Washington are stepping up to the plate, too.
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Future and his family aren't the only ones stepping up.
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Thank God, because the other 50 percent aren't stepping up.
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You're capable of stepping outside of your comfort zone, Aries.
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Do you see that as someone stepping in your lane?
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He is stepping down as the company's executive chairman immediately.
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Michael Echenberg is stepping down as the C.F.O. of Care.com.
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I'm definitely stepping it up once again to another level.
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The biggest game changer was stepping up our side hustles.
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The judge also set a hefty bond before stepping down.
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Without government stepping in, industries are crafting their own responses.
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"Sorry about the dark," Ouchi says, stepping over children's toys.
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Armando Cooper is booked for stepping on Jesse Lindgard's heel.
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Google is stepping up its measures against the coronavirus outbreak.
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The league's statement simply said that he was stepping away.
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Tom Hayes is stepping down as C.E.O. of Tyson Foods.
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In March, Mr. Lapidus announced that he was stepping down.
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"I'm looking forward to stepping up when times get tough."
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Absolutely. Could this be a stepping stone to getting there?
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" He added, "Policymakers have failed, so survivors are stepping up.
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We see some politicians stepping up to face this challenge.
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Larger companies are stepping up to help fill the gaps.
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We expect much of anyone stepping forward to challenge him.
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Stepping back from a plan for a Tubman $20 bill.
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Mr. Brown, 80, is stepping down because of term limits.
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Good example of profanity use: Stepping on a Lego brick.
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Intel denied at the time that it was stepping back.
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The chairman briefly took the reins before also stepping down.
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WHICH, IS A LITTLE BIT STEPPING OUT, IN A WAY.
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"It's just stepping up," he said of his latest performance.
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And political scrutiny is stepping up on the tech sector.
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"Real snow!" a little girl cried, stepping onto the ramp.
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But then he had become particularly irritable since stepping down.
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Of course, stepping into a summer brook also works wonders.
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Sudan Sudan's President is under house arrest after stepping down.
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Maezawa is no stranger to stepping back from ostentatious plans.
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LinkedIn CEO Jeff Weiner is stepping down after 11 years.
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He was just stepping into his car at the time.
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Former CEO Kraig Fox is stepping down from the company.
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Thankfully, both the private and public sectors are stepping up.
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The outdoor apparel sector is also stepping into the spotlight.
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That's the next stepping stone that you're going to see.
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After stepping away from the vehicle, Hilton posed for photographers.
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It felt like I was really stepping off a cliff.
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Credit to those guys for coming in and stepping up.
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"We're stepping over you," I whispered to the electronic gatekeepers.
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Stepping out into the crisp air, I took another cab.
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Stop stepping on everyone in order to make more billionaires.
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The date for Sztern stepping down has not been determined.
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"Hello," I say a second time stepping inside the home.
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But some analysts questioned the timing of Deripaska stepping down.
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I have no intention of ever stepping foot on it.
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Officials are stepping up the pace of approvals as well.
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An EPA spokesman questioned the timing of Southerland stepping down.
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YouTube is no longer a stepping stone to better things.
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Now Education Secretary Betsy DeVos is stepping into that maelstrom.
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The sun enters Pisces, finding you stepping into the spotlight.
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And so, she's just always stepping out of that role.
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"Planned Parenthood is stepping up," Wen said in her statement.
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He is also stepping down immediately from the company's board.
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Stepping up defenses Fixing all these potential problems is complex.
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And then other women began stepping forward, in other industries.
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"I am not stepping down from this fight," she says.
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"Round-the-world journeys are stepping up to a new level as luxury travel brands are stepping in to offer uber-wealthy jetsetters private experiences that showcase what they are all about," says Ezon.
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Remember, Costolo grew Twitter to a market cap of $23.4 billion before stepping down, and Bain spent six years at Twitter as president of Global Revenue and Partnerships before stepping into the COO role.
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The stepping frequencies might all average out, constituting something like white noise, but that's not quite how it works here: Some of that stepping energy is captured by the bridge because of its resonance.
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"We commit to exploring the possibilities for stepping up our own ambition," the 23 nations said in a statement, issued by the Marshall Islands in the Pacific, about goals for stepping up action by 2020.
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The couple has also recently started stepping out publicly together again.
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Stepping up patriotic education will be strongly opposed by such activists.
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It ends with the President stepping over the Archduke's dead body.
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Schultz is stepping down as CEO in April of this year.
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Ideally, before it starts peeling from people stepping all over it.
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Gallego commended the teens for stepping out into the public eye.
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Some posted photos of them stepping on the garment in protest.
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He announced today he's stepping away to address his mental health.
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Stepping outside your comfort zone is the only way to grow.
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The Recording Academy, who host the Grammy Awards, are stepping up.
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French officials are stepping up efforts to counter violent extremism. One
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It was Snap's first leap into stepping away its unique ephemerality.
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Virginia's last governor, Democrat Terry McAuliffe, sees Northam eventually stepping down.
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STEPHEN MOORE: --- 'You're not stepping down, get back in the race!
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Read more: Trump says US stepping up fight against human trafficking.
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But all are worth stepping out of your comfort zone for.
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Van Reuschen skips the stepping stones, citing that as the reason.
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Some lunged for the doors, separating from friends, stepping over strangers.
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Now, Google is stepping up efforts to help with Internet balloons.
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Others lunged for the doors -- separating from friends, stepping over strangers.
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But ARKit is also a stepping stone in a smaller sense.
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It's unclear how they will take his not immediately stepping down.
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Shortly before stepping down Gottlieb moved the deadline up to 2021.
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Stepping onto her wooden floorboards, we walk into a Shaker world.
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WHY ARE YOU STEPPING DOWN AS THE COMMISSIONER OF THE NYPD?
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A guy is coming at you with a stepping straight punch?
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Stepping back from politics, the Hunter Biden story is basically sympathetic.
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"People are stepping up, we're really thankful for that," Rodriguez says.
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Zappos is stepping up to help victims of a hometown tragedy.
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It seems that every night it's a different guy stepping up.
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Was there a moment that you remember stepping outside of yourself?
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Now stories like Candle Cove and Slenderman are stepping off messageboards.
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And I'm glad to see that the team is stepping up.
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Like his former bandmate, Tomlinson is now stepping into solo territory.
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You're stepping out of raw nature and into an Italian feast.
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Now obviously, it's not as easy as you just stepping down.
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Thank you to Doug Jones for stepping up for what's right.
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The CEO of Google Access, Craig Barratt, is also stepping down.
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Lockhart announced Tuesday that he is stepping down, effective Feb. 28.
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Stepping outside shouldn't require you to ditch your nice, powerful speakers.
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Then, stepping onto the street in Brooklyn, I noticed something new.
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They are stepping up each day for a host of stocks.
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So, no, I don&apost think he should be stepping down.
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The two have started stepping out more since getting back together.
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Parents everywhere agree: Stepping on a Lego is the absolute worst.
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STEPPING through the gauzy curtains, Michael Syrovatka screams and lurches backwards.
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No more insecurities about taking your moment and stepping out here.
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That might have been more of a stepping stone before impeachment.
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"It is amazing that the women are stepping up," she said.
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Did they ever give you shit for stepping on their turf?
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In stepping down, Ryan may have boosted Democratic prospects in November.
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That leaves stepping up buybacks and handing out more Weibo shares.
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But many weren't really feeling Fallon stepping into Prince's purple shoes.
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She and director Philippe Lagayette are both stepping down in June.
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"We're certainly gearing up and stepping up our efforts," she said.
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But right now, at least, it's not stepping on Bitcoin's turf.
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Tim Sullivan is stepping down as CEO of geneology site Ancestry.
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"Daesh is stepping back and Daesh will be defeated," he said.
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Twitter is stepping up its fight against misinformation and voter manipulation.
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Thankfully, Kimberly Smith, an Ivy League-trained attorney, is stepping up.
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The bank is stepping up a campaign to get credit flowing.
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President Trump is stepping into that sort of European inter-regnum.
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In stepping aside, Sloan said his presence had become a distraction.
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She donned the micro-mini while stepping out in Los Angeles.
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Founded in 2009, OTOY is only now stepping into the spotlight.
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Steve Bannon is stepping down as executive chairman of Breitbart News.
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Stories of people stepping up to help each other are abundant.
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Iverson stepping over Lue was like a subliminal message to us.
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Why isn't our government stepping in to do something about that?
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Stepping on a Lego with your bare foot is excruciating experience.
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It's like stepping back in the 1900s when you come in.
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But we are enormously grateful to Sheikh Mohammed for stepping in.
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Mandela set the example by stepping down after just one term.
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There has never been any question of her father stepping down.
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You're stepping into the shoes of someone who is literally legendary.
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The reason for this person stepping down was not something minor.
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STEPPING OUT Buddy needs his morning walk, but I do, too.
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Mike Honda's territory, and Honda had no intention of stepping down.
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The speaker is not exactly a good stepping stone for president.
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And it's just a stepping stone to taking away all freedom.
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Mr. de Blasio was stepping into a vacuum left by Gov.
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Christine Lakin is stepping into life as a mom of two!
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Lovato's fans are now stepping up to say that she has.
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You can rest and recharge without stepping foot in an airport.
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Mueller must take full responsibility for the error by stepping aside.
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And I give them credit for stepping up to the plate.
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The GOP is stepping in to save an already failing system.
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His later Twitter message ridiculed any talk of his stepping down.
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SORKIN: SO WHY ARE YOU STEPPING DOWN FROM STARBUCKS RIGHT NOW?
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"I admire Rick Snyder for stepping up right now," Bush said.
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Bentley had denied on Friday that he was considering stepping down.
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They admitted they were stepping into policing at an anguished moment.
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I am a delinquent mourner stepping on pinecones, forgetting to pray.
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One such area where these firms are stepping in is transportation.
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It is an important stepping stone to our maturing Indian democracy.
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"I think it's really important that Apple's stepping up," Azzarelli said.
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I had the painful misfortune of once stepping on a ball.
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T-Mobile CEO John Legere is stepping down in May 2020.
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I'm so inspired by everyone stepping up to organize and lead.
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Chelsea Clinton is also stepping up her work for her mother.
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Sterling Shepard is stepping up for dads on diaper duty everywhere.
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"There just doesn't seem to be buyers stepping up," Buckingham noted.
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The acting head of NASA is stepping down on April 30.
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"They saw the problem, and they're stepping up to address it."
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We don't want people who see us as a stepping stone.
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Some PD officials sharply criticized him for not stepping down immediately.
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Some Middle Eastern countries are stepping up their protection of women.
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As much as you can be while stepping off a G4.
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A lot of these celebrities are stepping out politically, much more.
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Conrad is also stepping down as a director of the company.
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Their mission: stepping in where they felt government officials had failed.
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But the Justice Department is stepping into complicated territory with Volkswagen.
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Simply stepping outside should make you puff up like a superhero.
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Prince Andrew stepping back from public duties following explosive BBC interview.
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But for one, stepping onto a treadmill was a major milestone.
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Germany is also stepping up pledges to help companies under stress.
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The good thing is that people are stepping up to lead.
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Holly Myers recently started stepping in to direct films for WoodRocket.
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And your governor of Michigan, I mean, she's not stepping up.
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The company is also stepping up its counterintelligence and security measures.
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Now, Mr. van Zweden is stepping into the master's old job.
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Now is the time we should be stepping up our efforts.
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People are just stepping up to help wherever they are needed.
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How do you see the U.S. stepping out of the conflict?
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In Illinois, retired healthcare workers are stepping up to the plate.
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Large corporations are also stepping up to feed the supply gap.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Walmart Inc is stepping up its battle with Amazon.
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It's been stair-stepping higher and I'd side with the leadership.
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"People at Wentworth think you're stepping on their turf," Ricks said.
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Watching Margo Price perform feels like stepping into a time capsule.
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Separately, Staffline also said Chairman John Crabtree will be stepping down.
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Stepping outside your comfort zone is, as you might expect, uncomfortable.
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What was scary was stepping outside of that sweet little corral.
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Mr. Trump has a way of stepping on his own successes.
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In the absence of competent national leadership, others are stepping up.
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Ellison is stepping down to run for Minnesota state attorney general.
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Fewer undocumented immigrants who are victims of crime are stepping forward.
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And she praised him for "stepping up" and addressing Ms. Hill.
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President Trump is stepping up his push for tougher asylum rules.
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But that is the extent of Romero's defensive acumen—stepping back.
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Britain's banks have been stepping up provision of green home loans.
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Colbert said this was enough to warrant Huckabee Sanders stepping down.
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Even those brands born online are stepping into the physical world.
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Stepping into 2020, we're carrying some meaningful momentum as a corporation.
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Stepping inside "was like when I met Erica," Mr. Reefer said.
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"I think the outdoor industry is really stepping up," she said.
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Smith says he bought the property without stepping foot inside. 9.
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But Ms. Merkel is doing the right thing in stepping down.
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Already, trade across China's border with North Korea is stepping up.
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Or maybe more to the point: by not stepping fearlessly aside.
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"I don't see him stepping into that role," Mr. George said.
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Rob Goldman is stepping down as Facebook's vice president of advertising.
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And now, he's stepping onto a stage with all of them.
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Greg Foran is stepping down as Walmart's head of U.S. stores.
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Meanwhile, cleaning goods companies are stepping up production to meet demand.
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But of course that took someone stepping forward to provide criticism.
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Breaking Britain's ambassador to the U.S., Kim Darroch, is stepping down.
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And his stepping off the board was of his own accord.
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But stepping into it as a performer was really pretty terrifying.
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"This is Durbin," Graham said, momentarily stepping away from the camera.
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The Department of Transportation has been stepping up its parking game.
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The speech also did not specify a date for stepping down.
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Aviva (AVVIY) announced that Mark Wilson is stepping down as CEO.
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WATCH: Timing 'surprising' says senior analyst on Bob Iger stepping down
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Instead, Sailor, a model, would be stepping up in her place.
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"Donors are stepping up earlier than they have before," he said.
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"There is precedent for the administration sometimes stepping back," he said.
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Tyler Haney is reportedly stepping down as CEO of Outdoor Voices.
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For a child, stepping into a Toys 'R' Us is nirvana.
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I wonder if many passengers stepping aboard warbirds are as aware.
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The Google experiment is more of "a stepping stone," she says.
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This morning, MedMen announced Bierman was stepping down from the company.
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"That's what it looked like," he said, stepping up to it.
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I have a high level of concern that we're stepping backward.
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Equifax's chief security officer Susan Mauldin is stepping down as well.
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The company's chief technology officer, Tayloe Stansbury, is also stepping down.
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Manufacturing jobs also are often stepping stones to higher-skilled jobs.
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Briscoe was stepping down to pursue "new opportunities," the note said.
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Perhaps she'll release one more project before stepping away for good?
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Right: A trainee loads a magazine before stepping into the range.
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The ruder ones felt I was stepping out of my lane.
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Smaller regional players and businesses are stepping up alongside national leaders.
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Alphabet CEO Larry Page and President Sergey Brin are stepping down.
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Endless gratitude to that crew for stepping up as first responders.
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In recent weeks, the group has been stepping up its attacks.
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Stepping up when it's annoying or painful or draining builds character.
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A growing number of electrical entrepreneurs are stepping into the breach.
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Hilaria and Alec Baldwin's little girl is stepping into the spotlight.
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Mr. Kelly should be stepping on the brakes, not the gas.
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Ma is stepping away from Alibaba at a relatively young age.
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Stepping aside from politics, jobless claims fell to 232,000 from 244,000.
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The problem is their rivals are stepping up to the challenge.
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"Cities are stepping into the void of leadership," Mr. Emanuel said.
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Security experts applauded Mozilla for stepping up its efforts on privacy.
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The administration is stepping into uncharted legal territory with this decision.
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"Stepping on a rake," Mr. Berger said with a light chuckle.
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It's easy enough to imagine BoJack's ghosts stepping into the light.
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"Nobody died!" he cheered, stepping gleefully out of his go-kart.
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His office said he would not be stepping down as mayor.
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Republicans are also stepping up their recruitment drive of female candidates.
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It's worth stepping back and thinking about how unusual this is.
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His work was bolstered in 2014, when he was awarded the first Stepping Strong Innovator Award, established by the The Gillian Reny Stepping Strong Center for Trauma Innovation to fund projects in innovative trauma treatment and recovery.
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Another method which isn't so useful in MMA but is tremendously valuable when kickboxing is low kicking in time with the opponent stepping in, because you know he can't check with the foot he is stepping onto.
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The United States has also accused Iran of stepping up cyber attacks.
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McCray was stepping into her role and taking on more official duties.
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Hughson is stepping into a system that's already left many Americans frustrated.
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He also doesn't like that Franken is stepping down amid groping allegations.
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Former president Wu Ching-kuo was suspended in 2017 before stepping down.
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But he is stepping down and Tuesday's speech would be his last.
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Kim would be stepping down well before his term ends in 2022.
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People have been dreaming about stepping into this world for 40 years.
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Now it's twelve months later, and Google is stepping on the gas.
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Tiffany — Tiffany announced that Chief Executive Officer Frederic Cumenal is stepping down.
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Stepping outside of your swimsuit comfort zone is easier said than done.
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But eventually, its chief executive had to take responsibility by stepping down.
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Now he's stepping down and ditching co-CEO Jon Rubinstein as well.
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So the US has done Australia a big favor by stepping in.
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Mila Kunis is stepping to the bad side in her new movie.
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Bernsten is no stranger to stepping in to replace a pro dancer.
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Some private software companies are also stepping in to push for change.
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Growing food in microgravity NASA is stepping up its horticulture game, too.
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For the FPÖ it could be a stepping stone to something bigger.
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She is there because she sees this opportunity as a stepping stone.
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But stepping on O'Reilly's racially-tinged snideness was a helpful leg up.
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Even those supposedly unflappable data journalists have found themselves stepping in it.
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Are we stepping into a full-bodied anger that we've rarely owned?
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And now members of Congress are stepping in to voice their concerns.
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Just weeks before, they were also seen stepping out together in NYC.
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We're in desperate need of the community coming together and stepping forward.
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He announced to the staff on Monday that he was stepping down.
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Germany has followed suit, stepping up its domestic surveillance on Generation Identity.
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And Seager suggested stepping back to contemplate when things go wrong. Q5.
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They're stepping out for regular trips like commuting to and from work.
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I feel like it completely affects how I'm stepping into an environment.
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"Brexit has coincided with our stepping up in NATO," Sir Michael says.
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That's where the conservative eco-right grassroots group RepublicEN is stepping in.
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Verlandet chimed in, thanking the model and cookbook author for stepping in.
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Again, fascism requires stepping outside the system and attacking the democratic structure.
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Joly is stepping aside at a moment of strength for Best Buy.
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They're stepping up to solve the real-world problems the Valley ignores.
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She's also stepping up as one of our nation's foremost media critics.
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Not only that, Craig Barratt, CEO of Google Access, is stepping down.
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So in some ways it's good because she's stepping her game up.
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Zack Snyder is stepping down from directing Justice League, EW has confirmed.
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But standing up and stepping forward is something that's hard to do.
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A new generation of women is increasingly stepping into entrepreneurship and innovation.
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Teresa Giudice won't be stepping onto the Dancing with the Stars stage.
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What's so special about stepping on the scale on a daily basis?
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Even before stepping onto the track, Biden has been the Democratic frontrunner.
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At least one neighbor hailed him as a hero for stepping in.
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Alana "Honey Boo Boo" Thompson is stepping out of her comfort zone.
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We'll say this ... good on Ryan for stepping up to the mic.
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They're trying to position themselves for when the FARC start stepping away.
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But now they are stepping up their bloody fight for market share.
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However, Mr dos Santos granted himself immunity from prosecution before stepping down.
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We need more men in Hollywood stepping up and taking their lead.
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Princess Eugenie is stepping out for a cause close to her heart.
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And 10 months after that, Stewart said he was stepping down, too.
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They're just recording it and stepping in when actual violence seems imminent.
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Unfortunately, these celebrities didn't get that message before stepping out for Halloween.
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In 2015 he referred to legal fines as "stepping in dog shit".
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Mr. Perelman initially remained on the board after stepping down as chairman.
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That appears to have provoked ISIS into stepping up tax collection efforts.
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How did it feel stepping into this role after playing Freda Gatz?
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They'd seen little more since stepping into the vans six hours earlier.
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The thing is, it actually looks like she's stepping on a box.
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Before stepping out of the shop, Kozma had asked for a kiss.
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British royal family Prince Philip is stepping down from his royal duties.
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"This is a natural stepping-off point," Goodlatte said in a statement.
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Despite widespread calls for his resignation, Rosselló said he's not stepping down.
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Others are stepping in to prepare for the incoming hurricane, as well.
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"What should we eat?" is basically like Michael Buffer stepping into ring.
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Zagitova seemed unfazed about stepping onto Olympic ice for the first time.
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John Legend, 30, wore Friday while stepping out in New York City.
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And now she's stepping into the spotlight herself as a solo artist.
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This is a serious policy; we need serious policy people stepping up.
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Justin Timberlake stepping over the point of the whole speech like pic.twitter.
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Stepping it the fuck up and really committing to her eBay business.
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Shia LaBeouf is stepping into his father's shoes for his next movie.
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A nervous stepping back and forth, a careful circling of my opponent.
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Nick's clearly been stepping up his game in the political activism department.
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Meanwhile, the militant group IS is stepping up attacks throughout the country.
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"The Moon will be a stepping stone, a training ground," Pence added.
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A week later, the trio was spotted stepping out in Aspen, Colorado.
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We're finding ways to win and guys are stepping up every night.
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From behind, Trump emerged, pushing Markovic aside, stepping in front of him.
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Groysman said he was stepping down to fight the upcoming snap election.
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"Guys just have to start stepping up and playing," Beal told reporters.
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From behind, Trump emerges pushes Markovic aside, stepping in front of him.
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So is she worried she's stepping on Kylie's beauty business CEO territory?
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What's happening: Some CEOs are already stepping in to address pressing issues.
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Producers have no problem stepping in if you're looking a little thirsty.
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Meanwhile, Heard was spotted stepping out in Sherman Oaks, California, on Wednesday.
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When these stepping stones have sunk, where will tomorrow's young scholars tread?
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So Mr Hariri said he was stepping down, along with his government.
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"You'll see the agency stepping into this fight very soon," he said.
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Kalanick confirmed he was stepping down in a statement to the Times.
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One of the administrators even tried stepping in front of the door.
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We discussed this in our pre-fight piece, Side Stepping a Buzzsaw.
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ICYMI: Grace Coddington is stepping down at Vogue after nearly 30 years.
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During the recount, Snipes publicly toyed with the idea of stepping down.
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But political compromises, judicial undermining, and back stepping keep civil rights unsettled.
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Visitors are asked to put on blue shoe coverings before stepping inside.
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ABC Entertainment President Channing Dungey is stepping down, the company announced Friday.
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A longtime Victoria's Secret executive is stepping down, CNBC reported on Thursday.
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We really appreciated the people stepping up and acknowledging what we did.
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For instance, Adam Neumann of WeWork stepping down may preserve the company.
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Meanwhile, ordinary citizens are stepping in to help out where they can.
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Shapiro was on hand, occasionally stepping out to gauge the audience's reactions.
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Moss said he approached Wasserstein last fall about stepping down in March.
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Ordinary citizens are stepping up to help those affected by Hurricane Dorian.
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How do you channel that energy without stepping on his natural exuberance?
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Amid the criticism, the House Judiciary Committee is stepping up its pace.
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In June 2018, Theranos announced that Holmes was stepping down as CEO.
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"Billy Elliot" (2000) is a drama about stepping outside of gender norms.
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Stepping into a management role for the first time can be scary.
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Other countries have also been stepping up efforts to isolate North Korea.
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He became increasingly deferential, stepping down to let me take the lead.
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Transgender service members risked being fired for stepping forward and speaking up.
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One American player is making history just by stepping on the field.
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The Trump administration may untie its hands internationally by stepping gingerly domestically.
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Congressional committees are stepping up their efforts to examine the opioid epidemic.
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This issue should not be treated as a stepping-stone for election.
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He then returned to Linde, two years after stepping down as CEO.
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China is stepping up government presence at Alibaba and other private giants.
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E1 ( stepping protectively in front of Executive 3 ): Of course, Mr. Musk.
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That job has traditionally not been much of a presidential stepping stone.
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"Stepping down (completely) to take responsibility is irresponsible," Osamu told applauding investors.
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SIMON: SO, STEPPING BACK, I FEEL GOOD ABOUT THEM GOING INTO Q73.
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Vice Chair Stanley Fischer earlier announced he is stepping down this month.
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"The stutter-stepping to financial reform creates its own problems," Quinlan said.
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The incumbent, Michelle Lujan Grisham, is stepping down to run for governor.
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Think of it, quite literally, as stepping out of your comfort zone.
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Zuckerberg sees bots stepping in for customer service reps and personal assistants.
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Stepping into the chief executive position in any company can be daunting.
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The format also encourages networking and stepping outside a rigid development repertoire.
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This EP is really just the stepping stone of things to come.
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I think Marley is using that as a stepping stone as well.
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In practice, we're not actually stepping through each observation one by one.
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Johannsson will reportedly be stepping in for Prime Minister Sigmundur David Gunnlaugsson.
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Kennedy announced he's stepping down as an active justice on July 31.
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There's no bank stepping in to handle that mortgage: just the taxpayers.
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This time he's seeing a woman's leg stepping out of a limo.
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"I think China will be stepping up," Trump told reporters on Thursday.
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You're stepping into your role as an authority and reestablishing your boundaries.
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It was like stepping into a bar from the 1970s each time.
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Co-founder Dan Siroker is stepping down as the CEO of Optimizely.
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They continued attending royal events together, stepping out at Pippa Middleton's wedding.
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You're outgrowing old patterns and stepping into a new place of power.
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Entering the space feels like stepping into a Western-themed amusement park.
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I don't think we had any idea what we were stepping into.
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How about a Fedor Emelianenko faked low kick into stepping right hook?
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"The president saw me on 'Fox & Friends,'" Ryan said after stepping out.
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The country's alumina producers, by contrast, are stepping up imports of bauxite.
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John Conyers The longest currently serving member of Congress is stepping down.
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"When you come here, it's like stepping back in time," she said.
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Read more: Gap CEO Art Peck is stepping down from the company
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Read more: Kevin Plank is stepping down as CEO of Under Armour
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ISIS is also stepping up attacks inside Libya, according to the report.
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The actress has been keeping busy, recently stepping into the director's chair.
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The state is also stepping up its pursuit of agricultural research dollars.
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Stepping away from the table afterward, Tokarczuk groaned and pretended to collapse.
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He is stepping down from that role to assume the envoy position.
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New York (CNN Business)Taco Bell is stepping into the breakfast wars.
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Mr. Gates has slowly been stepping back from Microsoft in recent years.
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Spain is also stepping up its measures in response to the virus.
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Communities are stepping up -- shopping for the elderly, making lunches for children.
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Amanda: Right, she has the burden of stepping back into this trauma.
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It's the Philly-born comedian's first time stepping foot into the prison.
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Who are you, stepping to me, pretending that this cat isn't sports?
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It's also worth stepping back and looking at the bigger picture here.
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Wade decision, Ms. Richards is stepping down, as first reported in BuzzFeed.
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Activists and lawmakers, however, are stepping up their pressure on the industry.
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Other countries are already stepping into the void the US will leave.
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"We did everything that was stepping over the line," Ms. Quinn said.
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And now he clings to power when he should be stepping down.
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Dave Arnold is stepping down as Tesla's senior director of global communications.
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For Mr. Mateo, he said, stepping on the glass symbolizes good luck.
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Anyway ya look at it, this hombre is stepping up ... big time!!!
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Some policymakers and employers are stepping in to alleviate the financial pain.
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Thankfully, people are stepping forward to try and address the financial distress.
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It really requires counties stepping up, state and federal money, as well.
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"Consumers are dressing up and stepping out a bit," Ms. Swonk said.
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Fortunately for the country, others are stepping in to fill the void.
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That will entail, among other things, stepping up protection for demobilised fighters.
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"Come on out here," the officer says, stepping farther outside the house.
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Joanna Coles is stepping down as chief content officer at Hearst Magazines.
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Dropping down into the graveyard felt like stepping into a forgotten world.
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He is stepping down from Bombardier as executive chairman, not chief executive.
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She discussed her plans after stepping down: Never be a bureaucrat again.
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But stepping in so soon after HKEX's stumble would require strong nerves. ■
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After stepping down, Morales claimed to be the victim of a coup.
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What was it like stepping off the stage after the last show?
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Tallulah Willis is stepping out to support a fellow famous Hollywood offspring.
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Hart announced Saturday that he is also stepping down from the firm.
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Despite stepping into this controversy, Mr. Johannesson's approval ratings have remained high.
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Tim Pawlenty, announced that he would be stepping down from the organization.
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Fresh-faced women stepping off long-distance buses at the Port Authority.
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Mr. Immelt had spoken in the past of stepping down this year.
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"Marc is stepping into a more strategic role," Perry told The Verge.
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Two of only 13 Republican women in the House are stepping down.
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Stepping inside, I could immediately understand why they call it The Gray.
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"I was really proud of him stepping up," Foles said of Minshew.
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Ben Ray Lujan, who is stepping down to run for U.S. Senate.
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News is breaking so fast the stories are stepping on each other.
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I am most excited about: Stepping into a new version of me.
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MedMen CEO and cofounder Adam Bierman is stepping down on February 1.
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There can be only one response – stepping up the fight against terrorism.
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Analysts expect Athleta to continue stepping up its clothing business for girls.
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The IMF is stepping up its efforts to deal with climate risk.
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"All right, there we go," he says, stepping gingerly into the street.
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Asked how she feels about stepping into Amazon's unusual culture, Mehla smiles.
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Scharf last week said he would be stepping down effective Dec. 26.
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But, Torie -- who has one child with Mario -- is now stepping in.
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Stepping into his own "third act," Mr. Coppens seemed in his element.
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Now Walmart is stepping up to the plate with its own service.
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There were even some dancers Chicago stepping in the ring with Kelly.
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Stepping back, however, we have to be honest with the American people.
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Young riders need to weigh at least 44 pounds before stepping on.
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Other agents walk in, stepping on silver blankets strewn around the cell.
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"He keeps stepping in and doing the right thing," the chief said.
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Those comments ultimately led to Schnatter stepping down as CEO in December.
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Law enforcement agencies are stepping up their efforts to deter package thieves.
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So far few of those phantom lawmakers seem to be stepping forward.
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McCabe announced in January he would be stepping down from his position.
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I knew his beginning, middle and tragic end before stepping on set.
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While the US dawdles, other countries are stepping up to the plate.
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Mueller is stepping down in September after 12 years heading the agency.
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She raised the bat as if she were stepping to the plate.
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Increasingly they are stepping up, and we hope to see it continue.
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Sounds like she's now stepping back and letting him do exactly that.
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Hitting guys when they're down and stepping on their head bouncer style.
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"I think China will be stepping up," Trump said at the time.
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This amalgamation creates the sensation that you're stepping into the artist's studio.
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Stepping over the threshold was like stepping through the looking glass into an imaginary world: A sophisticated French salon filtered through the fever dream of Alice in Wonderland, all pops of color, perfectly-mismatched pattern and vibrant art.
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"Whether a stripper or hustler is stepping out from behind a curtain or the bathroom door, that person is stepping onto a stage, creating a persona through costumes and props," said Alexis Heller, the curator of the show.
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President Obama should respond to this attack on America's greatest idea not by stepping back, but by stepping up and protecting deserving Western lands as national mpnuments, starting with the Bears Ears/Cedar Mesa area of southern Utah.
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Finally in July regulators banned Holmes from stepping foot in her own labs.
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This month, the German automaker said its top U.S. executive was stepping down.
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But for Musk, medical uses are a stepping stone to an existential imperative.
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Hulu is stepping into the world of e-sports for the first time.
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Thanks, Apple, for stepping on the little guy for the betterment of everyone.
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Two skeptics of his stimulus program are stepping down in the coming months.
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Mark Zuckerberg said he has no intention of stepping down as Facebook chairman.
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It's stepping into that knowing, and allowing that knowing to come to be.
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This would all make sense, if the companies weren't stepping into already-familiar
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They each have been wearing them even when stepping out on separate occasions.
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"It was so easy," Davis says of stepping back into her former role.
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CEOs began stepping down from the President's manufacturing council before he disbanded it.
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Planet Fitness is stepping in to fill the abandoned spaces they left behind.
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Current chief financial officer Simon Heyrick is stepping into the chief executive role.
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Constellation Brands — Chief Executive Officer Rob Sands is stepping down on March 1.
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Starbucks announced Thursday that its CEO Howard Schultz is stepping down next year.
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Each of us was already stepping up in new ways as we grew.
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Meanwhile, Donald Trump kept stepping in it with his response to Puerto Rico.
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Popular YouTube vlogger Lilly Singh is temporarily stepping away from the video platform.
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Eventually he'd snag the roles that became the stepping stones for his career.
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Now, McAnally is stepping into the spotlight on NBC's hit songwriting competition Songland.
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No one was stepping up and I think I helped us a lot.
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After his arrest, he announced he was stepping away from his jobs indefinitely.
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Val Kilmer continues to make public appearances after stepping back into the spotlight.
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Baldwin loves stepping into Trump's shoes, even if he doesn't exactly love Trump.
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CMOC has been stepping up its exposure to global metals and mining markets.
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Talk about stepping on your own message ... but anything is possible around here.
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"Game mechanics is all about stepping users up to the experience," she says.
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Stepping up with its own currency could be the solution it's looking for.
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"But that's when many are stepping out to reconstruct their homes," he said.
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Stepping back for a second, it's pretty clear the statement is an exaggeration.
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We're stepping up, but we still have a lot of research to do.
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And when she heard about Kennedy stepping down, she literally got physically ill.
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CEO Kevin Tsujihara is stepping down from his position following sexual misconduct allegations.
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It "looks like walking, but really is only a stepping motion," Corbetta said.
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He really did do a terrific job stepping into some pretty massive shoes.
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Stepping back also give him an opportunity to gauge how Microsoft has changed.
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"Do you mind stepping into my office for a quick chat?" he asked.
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WASHINGTON, May 53 (Reuters) - Walmart Inc is stepping up its battle with Amazon.
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Efron has been stepping outside of his acting comfort zone in recent months.
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They're coming from right in these communities, and they're stepping up to run.
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But, Ruiz said, he's encouraged to see so many new donors stepping up.
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Josh Constine reports: Today, Twitter is stepping up its fight against notification spammers.
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T-Mobile is stepping up it's lobbying efforts to get this deal approved.
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"Time Bomb" will be stepping into the cage with some hype behind her.
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While the political situation seems dire, ordinary people are stepping up to help.
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Both countries are stepping up efforts to bring dodgers in from the cold.
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That, emphatically, does not mean stepping on the Fed to print more money.
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There they met deportees stepping off the Dominican Immigration Ministry's yellow school buses.
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Stepping off the podium, he shook hands with Muslim leader Hafiz Mufti Ali.
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The New York Jets wide receiver has been stepping up his style game.
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It's no small thing that the United Kingdom's defense minister is stepping down.
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A partner dance instructor leads the robot Cody in a partnered stepping task.
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He ended up stepping down from his businesses at the end of November.
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Facebook isn't the only company stepping up to try to solve this problem.
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Harding was just 23 when he was killed after stepping on a landmine.
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Jared Leto is stepping into the Playboy Mansion for his next major role.
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Robert rode his horse and needed a stepping block to reach the ground.
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Giving small independent hoteliers greater visibility would have required stepping up marketing investments.
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Some passive managers, such as BlackRock, are stepping up their engagement with companies.
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Facebook has been stepping up its fight against fake accounts in recent months.
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"Stepping into my birthday week like… #Yassss #itsmybirthdaytoday #leosbelike #LEOs," her caption read.
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Lloyds announced Culmer was stepping down after its third-quarter results last year.
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That's a lot easier when everyone's not stepping on each other's virtual shoes.
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It ran two more seasons with Cloris Leachman stepping in as a regular.
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It's simply a matter of stepping back and seeing how they've taken effect.
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On Sunday evening, Kurdish president Massoud Barzani announced he's stepping down November 1.
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Alphabet – Alphabet's Google unit lost a key executive, with Sridhar Ramaswamy stepping down.
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But (the) moon is the first training ground and the first stepping stone.
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Listening to Still Brazy is like stepping into a hip-hop time-warp.
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At the same time, gun control activists are stepping up pressure on Amazon.
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But officials are stepping up efforts to suppress "lowbrow" material online, especially video.
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Nirav Tolia, CEO of Nextdoor, is stepping down from his role, Recode reports.
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Infighting over that led to Oliver North stepping down as president in April.
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One of the most critical stepping stones will be between 2018 and 2019.
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A spokesman has said the Republican governor has no intention of stepping down.
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Yet concerns about exploitation of personal data are stepping up across the board.
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Biden's plan could be seen as a significant stepping stone toward single-payer.
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Stepping is a style of dance created by historically Black fraternities and sororities.
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So that doesn't seem like the time to be stepping on the brakes.
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GoDaddy – Chief Executive Officer Scott Wagner is stepping down for health-related reasons.
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It's almost as if they are stepping inside the identity of an ancestor.
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As a result, she is stepping back from Twitter for the foreseeable future.
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There is of course, an initial fear of stepping into a cold shower.
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This time, the movement didn't shy from stepping up to run the country.
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Many forward-looking institutions are now stepping up to invest in student ideas.
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She's delayed in cleaning up the mess, stepping down, or proposing serious reforms.
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Snyder stepping away a decade ago has not been associated with an illness.
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Still, Ortega has refused to consider stepping down before elections scheduled for 2021.
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Other nations are stepping up, standing on our shoulders and assuming the lead.
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It felt a little like stepping into a time portal to December 2015.
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Now that Google is stepping up its cloud game, though, that's clearly changing.
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LinkedIn CEO Jeff Weiner is stepping down after 11 years at the helm.
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Now, Pelosi is stepping up her involvement to try to get legislation moving.
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Hungary and Poland say that Eurocrats are stepping on their hard-won sovereignty.
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I tried to turn it on after stepping away but got no response.
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It is also a potential stepping stone to the rest of the world.
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Stepping up to the counter to order a Big Mac is so yesterday.
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He worked on her case for about a year before ultimately stepping down.
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UnitedHealth Group CEO Stephen Hemsley is stepping down from his role Sept. 1.
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He's stepping in for Guy Ritchie (Aladdin), who directed the first two installments.
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Of course, it's unrealistic to imagine government stepping out of the way completely.
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WENT ON THE BOARD OF WHICH HE'S NOW GOING TO BE STEPPING OFF.
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Outside groups are stepping up their attacks on a handful of vulnerable Republicans.
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Tata Sons' Ray denied that Tata interfered with operational matters after stepping down.
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But we do appreciate that he's conscious about stepping up his style nevertheless.
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The former prosecutor announced that he was stepping back in a Facebook post.
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He fell after stepping on first base as he ran out a groundout.
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Telecom Italia confirmed on Monday its Chief Executive Marco Patuano was stepping down.
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CVS is stepping up to help consumers frustrated with the EpiPen's price hike.
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As founder and CEO, he stewarded CorePower's growth until stepping aside after 2012.
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Shayk was recently pictured stepping out just two weeks after having given birth.
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Across the board, the company is stepping up investments from a year ago.
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Right now it's really the local governments that are stepping up to this.
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And now, he's stepping in to solve the most baffling Netflix-related mysteries.
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"They are stepping through the process of becoming productive problem solvers" and leaders.
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Supermodel Gigi Hadid has been seen stepping out in some very interesting pants.
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Abby Lee Miller is getting more comfortable stepping out amid her cancer battle.
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Animal Planet's Jackson Galaxy is stepping up to solve Taylor Swift's cat troubles.
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Molly's Game marks his first time stepping behind the camera as a director.
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Regulators are also stepping up efforts to tighten control over the country's internet.
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His one-year mission is a stepping stone to future missions to Mars.
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The idea of accidentally stepping on a slumbering body gives me sudden vertigo.
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Thomas Staggs, chief operating officer at The Walt Disney Corporation, is stepping down.
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Stepping into your local H&M, it's hard to know where to begin.
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Soon, stepping outside in just a chunky sweater isn't going to cut it.
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Meituan founder Wang Xing is stepping up efforts to crack down on wrongdoing.
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Shanghai is stepping up its efforts to control the growth of its population.
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"Bye," she says, as if she were only stepping out for a moment.
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" "Social media is important because it's our stepping stone to reach mainstream media.
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Will Coursey (D) is stepping down to run for Marshall County Judge Executive.
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Former New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg is stepping toward a presidential run.
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At the same time, one of Microsoft's most seasoned leaders is stepping away.
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After stepping down as CEO in 2017, he remained on as executive chairman.
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The person who benefited from Nickles stepping down because of a term limit?
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Stepping past the flowers and bakery, we walked right into the produce section.
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The CEO of Amtrak is stepping down at the end of the year.
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The market leadership is narrow, with energy the only prominent sector stepping forward.
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For my family, each home has been a stepping stone to something better.
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"He's said for some time that he was stepping aside," Ms. Raggi said.
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"European allies and Canada are now stepping up," Stoltenberg told a news conference.
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Vincenz had been the only chairman of Aduno until stepping down last year.
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In response to this increased threat, media organizations are stepping up their defenses.
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Mohamed Adow, of Christian Aid, said that many nations were stepping up actions.
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Dan Malloy (D), who is stepping down next year after two rocky terms.
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Pulling up the app is like stepping into the world's busiest discount mall.
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Details: McMahon is stepping down from her role and enter the private sector.
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Cantero's Grupo Guayacan is stepping up its startup financing efforts on the island.
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She was more interested in playing Dungeons & Gargoyles than stepping onto the catwalk.
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Rubio is stepping down from Congress at the end of his current term.
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The leader of the largest police force in the U.S. is stepping down.
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Some of these proposals have been pitched as stepping stones toward single-payer.
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He climbed out of the stall, stepping on bodies to make it out.
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Stepping into cell block one, I was instantly transported back to the 1800s.
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These customers will not be stepping into vans with empty driver's seats, though.
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Tillerson then denied that he was contemplating stepping down from his diplomatic post.
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It is now stepping up its efforts to make the project a reality.
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The same woman then approached Trudeau as he was stepping off the stage.
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Kraft Heinz said in April that CEO Bernardo Hees would be stepping down.
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In urban areas, travel providers are stepping in to help guests switch off.
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WeWork co-founder Adam Neumann is stepping down as CEO of the company.
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Rebekah Neumann, Adam's wife and co-founder, is also stepping down, Bloomberg reported.
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Malta, an archipelago, is an almost literal stepping stone from Africa to Europe.
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She spent 14 years in the Foreign Service before stepping down last year.
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But also, your bad ideas are important stepping stones to your good ones.
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Democrats are now stepping up their fight by taking it to the courts.
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Asif Sherani, an SSA syndicate director, will be stepping up once Bye leaves.
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I love the feeling of stepping off a plane in a new country.
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Stepping out with your super hot gf for an upscale meal at Crossroads?
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"That's why you see so many veterans stepping out in 2018," Moulton said.
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Keith Ellison (D-Minn.) and other candidates who are stepping into the race.
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That'd be 2016's Rogue One, which had Michael Giacchino stepping in instead.
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"This was stepping outside of my comfort zone," told WWD of the project.
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Thankfully, we have Sandberg in our corner, and she's stepping up her game.
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Guitarist Munaf Rayani considers the new album another stepping stone for the band.
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Walking into a clock repairman's shop feels like stepping into a music box.
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Facebook's top communications executive is stepping down after a decade with the company.
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As the crisis continues, private citizens are stepping up to help their neighbors.
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It's almost like he's stepping back and doesn't want himself to be anything.
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It's an "ideal stepping stone towards a real world environment," the authors wrote.
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You'll find yourself stepping out of your usual routine and exploring exciting spaces.
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And not just playing pretend, but stepping into this moment and claiming it.
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Individuals and companies in the private sector are stepping up to the responsibility.
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And then this is my very first time stepping out of Atlanta, so.
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I'm stepping back more and more and I'm liking it because he's amazing.
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Eric Schmidt is stepping down as executive chairman of Google parent company Alphabet.
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Later, Ricci showed a silky smooth Machida special, kicking into a stepping punch.
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"We're stepping up [because] the purpose of the browser is evolving," he said.
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Raffi Krikorian, one of Uber's top self-driving technology engineers, is stepping down.
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I decided to go and was just stepping out when she called back.
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When he can, he said, he enjoys stepping out for the real thing.
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Some of the world's wealthiest citizens are stepping up to save what's left.
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Officers stepping over dead, wounded and dying people, desperate to find the attackers.
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Kevin Plank is stepping down as CEO of Under Armour on January 1.
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"We're stepping into a bit of the unknown here," said Mr. Holmes, 50.
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There were bushes around it, and flat square stepping stones on the ground.
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With Ms. Chase stepping down, the collective's leadership will fall to three people.
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Airbnb is stepping up its fight against the hotel lobby on Capitol Hill.
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CEO Art Peck is stepping down, effective immediately, the company announced on Thursday.
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Thankfully, some of these groups are already stepping up and offering innovative solutions.
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I am stepping back from a persona, from a person that is Trish.
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He suggested such a step wasn't necessary as companies are already stepping up.
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The company said it is stepping up its manufacturing of the drug globally.
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He plans on adding a tattoo of Allen Iverson stepping over Tyronn Lue.
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And I am grateful to Meagan, Bhaskar, Chris and Quinta for stepping in.
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Rivals are stepping up efforts and Tesla continues to invest heavily in expansion.
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And now other redditors bearing spoilers are stepping in to fill Senaris's place.
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"He would certainly love it if you came in," Sabrina said, stepping aside.
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A departure from the 'stepping on culture' motif is the naked woman ashtray.
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Chan is telling those close to her that stepping away is just temporary.
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It's not hard to understand why the Obama administration is stepping in here.
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It's like the minor leagues ... a stepping-stone to get to the majors.
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The DAILY NEWSLETTER Stepping into the same cab, but for a new story.
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"It was, 'Thank you for stepping up,' that type of conversation," she said.
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In his initial response hours before stepping down, Mr. Hart did not apologize.
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Yelp announced that its chief financial officer, Rob Krolik, will be stepping down.
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"I don't know who it is," Ms. Miles said before stepping back inside.
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Stepping out of the chopper, an excited Mr. Kowalski narrowly avoided the rotors.
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Regardless of income, though, stepping into the street alone gives Pakistani women pause.
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Kalanick quickly announced to employees that he was stepping away from the council.
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He's also notorious for stutter stepping to try to throw off the goalkeeper.
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Chip makers have also started stepping back from dealings with the Chinese firm.
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Garth Ritchie is reportedly considering stepping down as Deutsche Bank's investment-banking chief.
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In part, it is stepping in where the federal government has pulled back.
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" Tengler stressed that when it comes to buying stocks, she's "gingerly stepping in.
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It is calm and dark, kind of like stepping into a wine cellar.
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Seeing an opportunity, new companies are stepping in to help ease the transition.
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She wants him held accountable, and the justice system is actually stepping in.
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People craned their necks to get a look at the mayor stepping forward.
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More important, it shows that stepping has reach: It can tell a story.
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But stepping, popular in African-American fraternities and sororities, is the critical ingredient.
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He served for 20 years as its president before stepping down in 1998.
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At 15, Alexander is already stepping into the second phase of his career.
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The company said it is stepping up its manufacturing of the drug globally.
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In June Leumi announced that CEO Rakefet Russak-Aminoach would be stepping down.
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So it's really just stepping through orders of magnitude of degrees of freedom.
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Some surprising states are stepping up to take care of people with addiction.
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But with their popularity come shortages, so Sharp is stepping up its production.
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Now, a new major television network is stepping in to host the project.
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It seemed like maybe, just maybe the franchise was stepping away from them.
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"Wow, this is gorgeous," Ms. Johansson said, stepping into the baronial front bar.
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Inspectors general, in a new role, are stepping in to address this failure.
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Stepping out of the limelight could be a positive move for the couple.
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One of the Obama administration's few remaining Wall Street enforcers is stepping down.
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She is stepping down from her seat at the end of her term.
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Then, of course, there's that idea of stepping up to the national stage.
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They then started stepping out publicly more often, with dinner outings in April.
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American democracy activists are stepping up efforts to support their Hong Kong brethren.
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Numerous Google employees have also voiced dismay at the founders&apos stepping away.
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"I know you ," he said cheerily, and then, stepping forward, realized he didn't.
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In light of this emissions gap, many countries are stepping up their NDCs.
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Now your girl feels comfortable stepping on a neck or two when needed.
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A pro-Trump outside group is stepping up its attacks on GOP Sen.
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Stepping out of his car, Juan asks a cranky drug runner what's up.
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The top State Department official charged with overseeing refugee issues is stepping down.
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President Trump has said it seems like Iran is stepping down its attacks.
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Mr. Koskinen said on Thursday that he had no intention of stepping aside.
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Nanoleaf is stepping beyond decorative light panels with a new smart lighting system.
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Salesforce today announced that Keith Block, the company's co-CEO, is stepping down.
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Ms. Murdoch and her husband, however, are stepping out of their family's shadow.
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Fastly CEO Artur Bergman is stepping down, the internet infrastructure company announced Thursday.
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She said the farm bureau's stepping in has not changed her groups' resolve.
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But in December 2018, Trump announced it was Kelly that was stepping down.
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Stepping into the lobby, I immediately noticed the front desk to my right.
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J. D. Vance COLUMBUS, Ohio — Imagine a young father stepping into the street.
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I can tell my girlfriends when someone's stepping out: 'Well, here's the situation.
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You can even head right into the adjacent mall without stepping foot outside.
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However, he said Wednesday he would be stepping down from the party's leadership.
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Sergey Brin is also stepping down from his role as president of Alphabet.
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I stood by instead of stepping up and stopping the fight, without acting.
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Away, an online luggage seller, said its C.E.O., Steph Korey, was stepping down.
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Deputy communications director Josh Raffel also announced he was stepping down this week.
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Stepping off the train, ample signage pointed me in the direction of Harrods.
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Stepping outside into the London rain again, it felt like returning to reality.
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I think he made the right decision stepping down from his leadership position.
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Despite it all, Mr Netanyahu says he has no intention of stepping down.
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Hybrid push Toyota now appears to be stepping up its game in China.
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Andrew subsequently said he'd be stepping down from royal duties amid the scandal.
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Villarreal was killed on the patrol after stepping on an improvised explosive device.
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I am looking forward to stepping into my new role as executive chairman.
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THE STEPPING COMFORT IS LIKE NOTHING YOU HAVE SEEN BEFORE WITH THE FIT.
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Entering Oliver Gustav's home is not unlike stepping into one of Hammershoi's paintings.
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Nike in October abruptly announced that Parker will be stepping down in January.
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And according to early predictions, employers are stepping up to meet the demand.
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"It means that the U.S. is not stepping away from global standard setting".
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Stepping into the light, I felt like Grizabella coming out of the shadows.
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Entering Recess&aposs Instagram page is like stepping into a pastel, millennial dreamscape.
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"Endless gratitude to that crew for stepping up as first responders," Schade added.
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Thomas in June dismissed any suggestion that he was thinking of stepping down.
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Blue Apron — Co-founder Matthew Wadiak is stepping down as chief operating officer.
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How does stepping into roles that are fictitious differ from playing actual people?
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Because I don't think they're stepping up to the level that I want.
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Stepping back, what is the most important thing for this bill to achieve?
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